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w*? achera in Home rs in - , , n asked by *be Education As- wish to establish me lor retired rs of the SCEA ted by mail that elvey, a retired red the assoda ( land and two iville county. may be de- ome for retired o for use as a nd general edu cational center, e of this offer ■olina Education i mean that an I would have to hers and others jpport,” the let- ized that “none inual dues paid >n by its rnem- ■ the support of Stukes of Bish- of a special to study the >r asked teech- nty association le whether to ject out that the f Delegates was e the final de- sent to every ZA. * t 120 Entries South Carolina Women Gotten Tournament Hero Next Tuesday The Camdeh Country Club will be host to an expected 120 South Carolina women golfers when it holds its first state-wide ladies' tournament on Tuesday, February 8. Mrs. Raymond Woolfe, touraa-1 mitte, Mrs. numt chairman, has appointed the 1 Mrs Dion K 11— t ^ m m At* • state handicap of : second for golfers cap of over 16. PUn C. Boykin, Mra. Ralph Mi— iiacie Chase; handicap, Mrs. ^rdenLowndaa and pubUcity, Miss Pnsalla Buckley. '• The tournament, which will be played over the tough 18-hole course, will be divided into two flights, one for golfers with a of 18 or less; the with a handi cap or ova- is. Flayers in the sec ond flight will tee off from the front tees while the first flight group wiU play a championship course. The three low nets in each division wiU receive equal prizes and there will be an additional low gross prize fol the best round in the first flight If there are any question about the.tournament they should be addressed to Mrs. Woolfe, care of the Camden Country Club. The Camden event is the fourth in the current series of South Carolina women’s' tournaments. The first three were held at Orangeburg, Columbia and Spartanburg, re spectively. To Hold Conference At Blanei) Church The quarterly conference for the Blaney charge will be held at the Blaney Methodist church Sun day afternoon at 3 o’clock and will be conducted by the Rev. J. T. Peeler, of Sumter, district super intendent Ebenezer, St. John, Smyrna and Blaney churches are expected to be represented. MILLER'S for Lufnbtr V J 1 Submarine Duty For 18-Year-Olds Eighteen-year-old boys who en list for one year terms in the Navy are now eligible for subma rine training, Chief Gunner’s Mate C. E. Shealy, officer in charge of Navy Recruiting in this-area, an nounced this week. Previously, Chief Shealy said, boys signing up for one year’s service were not eligible for sub marine service. Under the new program those selected and who are physically qualified to serve on under-sea craft will be sent to school in*New London, Conn., upon completion of recruit train ing at San Diego, Calif. The Navy has four progragffa for enlisting men between the _ of 17 to 30; regular enlist ments, re-enlistments, high school graduates selective program, and one year enlistments for 18-year- l High school graduates may ct a school of their choice be fore enlisting. Men interested in any of these rograms are urged to contact the traveling Navy Recruiter who is at the Camden poet office each week from 10 a. m. until 3 p. m. Fmwmriimm Thru The Ymmrsl Each time you visit your nearby Colo nlal. you meet many friends of long sunding: the store personnel, neighbors, and acquaintances. You also see the .fa miliar faces of nationally advertised brands*... faithful friends you know and trust. Del Monte. Libby, Stokely, Heins, Ar- ^ uour, Swift—these are but a few of the * trted-and-tme favorite brands of proven quality at your friendly Colonial Stofe! SHOP AT COLONIAL FOR WELL-KNOWN BRANDS 'KRAFT: A^YJi M 1 \v Mr, Your Favorite Margarine*! 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