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PAGE FOUR Pin. Tree School Ttam Win. CK.n.pl«n.hlp __ _ , and girls were neither absent nor tardy during the first semester at Pine TreeHill school which ended February 4: First grade—Jomes Brogden, Donald Davenport Lloyd Hough, Carl Truesdale, Janice Crolley, Margaret Taylor. Second grade—Barbara Waters, Marjorie Napper, Mary Frith, Iris Elliott, Ruby Eddings, John D. Shaw, Gene Nichols, Roger Melton, Larry Crolley. Third grade — Donald Hasty, Odell Humphries, James Robin son, Lucille Collins. Dianne Crol ley, Gwendolyn Haley, Robin Joy Rogers. Fourth grade—Kenneth Baker, Charles Robinson, David Shirley, Dorothy Davenport, Carolyn Munn, Joyce Robinson. Fifth grade—Dorothy Napper, Lucile Truesdale, Nellie Wilson, H. O. Burns. Sixth grade—Elizabeth Collins, Carolyn Ridings, George Lane, Tracy Haley. - Seventh grade — Berta Mae Humphries, Bobby Robinson. Special Services At Buffalo Church Revival services will be con ducted at the Buffalo Baptist church near Kershaw the week of March 13-20. The pastor, Rey- L. B. Morrison, will be assisted by Rev. R. P. Lamb, pastor of the Victor Baptist church, of Greer, one of the outstanding pastor- evangelists of the state and Southern Baptist territory. There will be a special service on Saturday night, March 19. Special attention will be given to the age group 12 to 24. Services will be held at 10:30 a. m. and 7 p. m., each day. .. Coming Soon .. LITTLE THEATRE Little Theatre CAMDEN, 8. C. FrL-SaL, March 11-12 "ADVENTURES OF GALLANT BESS' with—Gallent Bess, the Won- der Horse, Cameron Mitchell, Audry Long, Fuzzy Knight Also Selected Short Subjects SaL March 12. 10:00 to 10:30 A. M. TALLENT TIME Broadcast over WACA from our stage, followed by feature picture. "THE UNDERPUP" * Sat.. March 12. 10:30 P. M. Easy Money Is Hard to Hold! "OUT OF THE STORM" James Lydon, Lois CoUier Mon.-TuaSw March 14-15 Allan Ladd at His Best—in "WHISPERING SMITH " in Technicolor—with BresMtoMBMAaik DetmldCdap Also News and “Football Thrills” Wed.-ThurSw March 16-17 It’s the screen’s grandest I^ugh Affair! ' LET S LIVE A LITTLE" Hedy Lamarr • Robert Cummings Also News and Selected Short Subjects BANK NIGHT Every Wednesday Teaching Hughes Book In Schools ^•solutions Adopted By Hobkirk Hill diopter y* Approved By State A resolution from the Hob HOI Chapter, DAR, of CamdeS opposing the teaching of a bool entitled "Building Citizenship”, by R. O. Hughes, in the schools at the state was submitted to the state DAR meeting at Myrtle Beach last week and the state or ganization also went on record as condemning the book. The resolution adopted by the state DAR follows: “Whereas: We. the Daughters of Revolution, Hob- iter through an ap- ttee have examined Pix Theatre BETHUNE. S. C. Friday. March 11 , "THE FLAME" with John Carroll, Vera Ralston Saturday. March 12 "BILLY THE KID IN SANTE FE" with—Bob Steele "Fulzy” St John Chapter 1, Dangers of the Canadian Mounted Also Cartoon Saturday Might Show "CAMPUS HONEYMOON with—Lee and Lyn Wilde Richard Crane Star Comedy. 14-15 ROir Robert Stack \ .# * v t \ \ *.i arvv.JF ■f 1*^1 —Photos By Joe B. Gaskin In top picture County Superintendent of Education Arthur Stokes is shown presenting the championship ;rophy for Class C Kershaw county basketball teams to Curtis Teal and Curtis Horton, co-captains of the Midway earn. In the bottom picture Mr. Stokea is presenting the firls trophy to Ella Catherine McLaughlin and Judith Ann Young, co-captains of the Mid wav girls team as F. B. Stan ton, superintendent of the schools looks on. MIDWAY TEAMS WIN COUNTY CLASS C CAGE TOURNAMENT The Midway boys and girls bas-, to 20. Outstanding players for ketball teams weer winners of Midway were Curtia Teal and the county tournament hjWjt^e Cuiti. Hortoa. Copula CUllooup final' gasnea ware played Antioch boys and girls and the Midway boys and girls, Fri day night, Feb. 25. The Midway girls defeated the Antioch girls 36 to 30. McLaugh lin, at forward, and Janelle Hor- ot standing. The Midway boys have enjoyed an excellent season The girls were defeated in the. district playoffs by the Lynch burg girls who later won the low- ton, at guardj were outstanding er state championship. The girls ;rs for Mu* Midway. | were undefeated playing e Midway boys defeated the their regularly scheduled seasons Antioch boys by the score of 22 games. FOR SALE 410 acres of Land joining the duPont prop erty. Suitable for general farming. For information call 937 or 65. KERSHAW COUNTY BOARD OF DIRECTORS DAR. Condemn the^ American Hill Chapter through an ap pointed committee have examined with great care the book entitled “Building Citizenship”, by R. O. Hughess, a book that ia used i text book in the public school the United States of America and more especially in the 9th and 10th grades of these schoolss; and "Whereas, we are convinced it is a book containing insidious material and whose author can not have the interest of our coun try at heart evidenced by the in a community honestly operated under communist ideas? and which passage suffices within it self alone to prove the nature of the book; and , “Whereas, we as Daughters of the American Revolution, are op posed to any teachings contrary to the principles laid down in the Constitution of the United States and consider it our solemn duty to protect the youth of this land from any influence tending to in fluence them otherwise, therefore be it “Resolved: That we the Daugh ters of the American Revolution of South Carolina, assembled at Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, in its Annual Spring Conference, on 3 and 4, IMS, onanlmoua- .e it of record that we con- the use of the book above to whose title ia “Build- I by R. 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