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WW^S- m ». '■ -i-' ■ r* ts **% f «%S mw% *w) 111 ■ ^ fi k Easter Seal Sale Now On; County’s Quota Is $1,000 | l Ufkt Bout Point. ' Out Urcwnt Need Of Money For Crippled Children A goal of $1,000 has been set for Kershaw county for the 16th Easter Seal Sale, Light Boan. chairman of the drive, sponsored r the Kershaw County (tippled children s Society, announced this week. The sale of Easter Seals started March 17 and will end •aster Sunday, April 17. /n» Kerahaw County Crippled Children s Society is an amUate of the State Crippled Children’s Society, one of more than 2,000 member units of the National So- efety for Crippled Children and Adults. Easter Seals help to spon sor all national programs of the Mr$. Eddie Tejan Is Seriously III The many friends of Mrs. Id* die Tejan will regret to learn of her serious illness at the Camden hospital where she was operated upon last Tuesday following a sudden seisure of illness. Mrs. is from Cortland, N. Y., and Ray, 11a. Tejan Del Ri society including programs to benefit the cerebral palsied and other neglected disabled groups. “Each child should have the opportunity to build up all normal faculties and to outwit disabili ties through rehabilitation,” Mr. Boan said. "Proper schooling, recreation, and vocational guid ance must be provided so that each individual can become a use ful and self-sustaining citizen. *Tt is a principle of our Demo cratic system that the weak are not eliminated by the strong, but are given an equal chance to par ticipate in our society." Considerable Need For Clothina For . School Children There is a considerable need for clothing for school children,” said Miss Jennie McMaster, school nurse, this week. . i "Outgrown clothes," says Mias McMaster, "can bring great joy to new owners. They always im prove physical comfort, and are a great factor in the child’s hap piness. One little girl, when pre sented with wash dressfcs which another child had outgrown, burst into happy smiles which have al ready lasted for several weeks, and which show no sign of dim-, inishing. It is urged that parents send all available clothes to the health room by their children or advise us and they will be picked up. Clothes are needed for both boys and girls.” Poor housing and scant facili ties handicap Alaska forces. »°fwoHorf -ram Club which win rfv# a Cannoa. i^arl th# Camden Grammar GreenvillejC. S. 1 . 1-—i— ter; B. H. Cromer. Tryc R. E. Cuttino, Sumter; M. D. Jr., Spartanburg; B. G. Pickens; P. 8. Ellison. , and W. D. J. D. Clark, envUle; C. 8. Crenshaw, Chat- --ft--ft*--9 ^ ,1 8 o'clock are: Easier; R* E. Atkin- ‘sieve Austell. Middle- r.; E. G. Ayrea. DOlon; Bennettsville; B. R. m m ww mmmt — — Ewing. ( ’alia; T._J. FortL_ Holly IfflL Spa lion; X ting of Music sm — nmi e—ww ■ mmm mmm she waa Falls; T. J. Ford. Holly ] Also. W. M. Gentry, -- burg; J. 8. Gibbs. Jr* Spartanburg; W. «• if. Cj P. H.^Gibbs. DsUi •satile Program Is rniised By Singers I Wofford College large crowd Is expected to bear the Wofford Col- ( e Club, 50 male voices, under the direction of Prof, oyer, at the Camden Grammar School auditorium Friday night, April 1. will faring a linmsnt, ranging Umg* If ‘ Rasbach’s .. by die soloists, d Bob Cuttino, a md other a i lend much micnv > add charm, will include sad rhythm V, - • , even a at the piano and Jack SeOsr on iture should be those of ttae who are de- moving rhythm All in all it is pranM that the audience can iirepsre itself full hour and a half of stirring i j it inviitd the concert C Grant Fort MD1; W. a Grif fith, Bennettsville; 1L A. Halt Jr* Spartanburg; F. F. Herimrt Roanoke Rapids. H. C; C M. Hicks. Florence; G. T. Hollis. Union; R. J. Hood. Rock HSU; W. D. Hooker, Detroit Mldu W. B. Hynds. Sumter. Also. J. H. Inman. Laurens; H. G. Kelley, Spartanburg; T. Kim- merlin, Sumter; J. A. Leiby. Sum ter; J. H. Laser, Florence; E.'W. Martin. Laurens; C. G. McCUmon. Greer; R. M. Palmer. AbbevQIst First Half Alma Mater. Landsighting—Grieg, Incidental Solo, Bill Hynds. Adormanus-Te—Palestrina. Lord’s Prayer—Msllotte. Piano Solo—Selected, Truett HnllU Prayer Perfect, Speaks; Inci dental solo, Bob Cuttino. Were You There?, Fred War ing styling, arr. Ringwald. Baritone Solo, selected. Bill Hynds. Mountains^ A*** Recessional, KlpUng and De- auf Riff Song, Romberg, entire en semble. Intrumental Interlude, "Boogie- Woogie”, Rub Braddy, piano; Jade Seiler, drums. Shortnin’ Brand, Wolf; Indden- i Hynds. tal solo, Bill mjmiib. ^ Smith, The Night Steve Is Young, Fred SIT. , FNd Waring styling, Christian Soldiers, styling, arr. Sime- wffl no M. W. Rots. Rusaelville, Ala.; J. A. Seiler. Bethesda, Md.; J. M. r. Greenwood; H. G. Shulta. Falls; G. C. Smith. C. Smllh. North Augusta; H. B. Sprott Summgpton; J. H. Scruoas, SDartanbura. a Alsa J. H7 Thomas. Smoak; %. L. Watford, Lamar; C. M. Webb. Spartanburg; Erwin Whitaker, wlllistan; Paul Whitaker. Kings- tree; B. W. Wilkinson. Malden. N. C; J. A. Williamson. Norway; o« MOjwT< airacxor, charge to the concert The glee club members will be guests of the congregation of the Lyttleton set Methodist When You - STEP OUT Street the city. church while in Mather Graduates Attended Two important Meetings Last week, two Mather Acad-1 ay graduates represented Ben nett Collefle for Women, Greens boro, N. C., at important confer ences, one the committee on Christian Citizenship, and the oth er was a delegate to a seminar, following attendance of several I ismions of the United Nations at I Lake Succem, N. Y. Agnes Dens Thomas, ’46, was] one of 50 students from several leading colleges over tbs United | States, who was chosen to repre sent Bennett, at Washington, D. C. fThe seminar, which Jeanne bter- temational Ser- tin. *41 Step lightly with confidence and pride in your beautiful new Spring Shoes. 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