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11 . Gtt FintCkanee T ASS’N. m WILL BE IcrED^WEEK OF APIOL 25 . A^n Ahd county workers in the member- Dr. arid Mrs. George S. Rhame Attend Medical Meeting Th» m«Mbtn W tS* Boom Caro- ttaa Obsterical Mid Oraaeoiogleal Society, UiMr wives sad epeciel ynesU were deMeWallr enterUlD- ed at the third saaoal meettag held la OotaaiMa, AprU 10 mad 11. Snadax ereaiat Sr. and Urs Man- lex 1 Hatch Insoe gave a drop-in at their home on Monroe etroet Among the apecial guedts were Dr. and Mga. George 8. Rheme of Camden. . • • e • • * ^ also been made member* who wish to re- membershipe kindly their checks to lfca ng the week of AprU jj , avoid the * ■rassers having to call on ne reserved memberships v the regular memper- ’ an d student member- tor membershia* conducted daring the AprU 25. First chance to ts is being given to old . and they will have this ity during the week ef will be no single admis- Icets sold to any of the j next season just as there ie sold during the past order to attend anv of ■ts a person has to be a the association, city of the Grammar rium was sold out for the past set- is expected that no dil- be experienced in Gie 650 member- to fill the audi- high class concerts ited by the association s past season and mem- ' dehghted with thn mr- here. •ted that the artists win be of, equally as ibre as those who came the past season, if not Robert Garland Wins Regional Speaking Contest Richard Loa Garland, of ML Plootani winner of too South fTaroMaa finals in too Amorican Logioo on too regional oral toot In Richmond. Va« on Tnaaiay and thus won too right to compote in too na tional semi-finals of the eon- which ago being held Spartanburg. Funeral Services For Mj-s. Blanche Owens Funeral services for Mrs. Blanche Turner Owens were held from the Kornegay Funeral Home oo April 8. conducted by toe Rev. a Floyd Montgomery, pastor of the First Baptist church. Inter ment was in tho cemetery of Pv—|ah church. Mrs. Owens died at the Cam den hospital on April 7 after an illness of two mahfths. She was the widow of Henry Owens. She was toe daughter of the late George KQton and Hteabeth 4L Holland and was horn on June 22, 1873. She had mode her home on Fair street ivr the past 15 Meades, Mumps Cut Attendance In City Schools Now Children la Early Stag** Of Dianas* Should Bo Kopt At Homo The school health service re ported tot following figures of work accom month ofM meats 247, ill or excluded chil dren transported home 11, other home visits to school children 14, Eastern Star Wilt Mgl feet Next Thursday The Leelie Zemp Chapter 111 Or der of Eastern Star will lurid its regular monthly meeting in the Masonic Hail Thursday evening, i fn* April list A covered dish supper will served at 7:10. complete inspection by nurse 230 Remedial defects found: Vision 20, other eye 3, ears 3, nose and throat 26, teeth 58, other defects **•! 10. Defects oorraatgd: Vision 14, ~ rr *"‘ h '■ other Vacation Bib! School April 19 ur law Co-operate In Event A daily vacation Bible school clinic for the Kershaw Baptist As sociation will be held at Mt Pis- gah Baptist <diurch on the eves lag of AprU 19 to which all Bap tist pastors, Sunday school super intendents and interested workers are urged to come. At this clinic there will be a demonstration of methods to be used in the daily vacation Bible schools this year. Dr. D. D. Lewis, of Columbia, head of the South Carolina Bap tist vacation Bible school work, will lead the conference. Miss Mabel Starnes, assistant to the pastor of toe first Baptist church of Camden, will lead toe intermediate department confer ence; Miss Madge missionary in the Chesterfield As sociation, will be in charge of the combined worship and will lead the junior department conference; Miss RachadTa graduating stu dent of Wingite junior College, will lead toe beginner's depart ment, and Min Sarah Glyburn, of Camden, will lead the primary de partment discussion. It is requested that all Baptist S isters make announcements of e clinic next Sunday and urge all Sunday school workers to at tend. The clinic wiH begin at 8 p. m. 1949 Easter Seal Sale Very Far Short Of Its Goal The 1949 Easter Seal Sale of he Crippled Children Society of South Carolina is far short of its $75,000 state goal, according to an announcement made this week and Kershaw county people who lave not sent in toe money for 1 heir seals or otherwise con tributed are urged to do so at once, Light Boan, county chair man, said.' “The society needs $75,000 this year, according to the president,” said Mr. Boan, who said tost be sides cerebral palsy treatments it to establish a state cerebral treatment center in addition t, wheel chairs, shoes, home furnishing crutches, imately $2,300,000 in 1 be won by horsemen 27-week Grand Circuit ring season. She is survivedfby a number of Miss Atwood nieces and naphawt. riimg braces, i, special s bound teaching, medical treat raent and transportation to the cripplad Me said the society had arranged with Furman Universi ty to conduct a Mteeeh correction center under the able direction Of Hudson, Ml pupils 20, with ot health workers in county 10, in state A with local doctors or den tists 7, with workers of other loc al agencies 7. Talks to adult groups 2, to school children 3. Notifications, letters, etc., to par ents 6T. Miss Jennie McMaster, toe school nurse, states there are a number of absences because of mumps, and a number because of measles. She urges that parents inspect their children for signs of these two diseases before they leave for school each morning. “Keeping at home those children who are in the very early stages of communicable disease/* said Miss McMaster, “pvesihe sick child better assurance ef recovery without complications or after ef fects. It also protects other chil dren at the most communicable any disease.” State Department of Health lists the symptoms of these two _ |P ■ On set with mild fever, swelling and THE EASTER SERVICE . • ■ . . ... .... at Grace Episcopal Church will be brgad cast over Station WACA at 11:15 A. M. for * the benefit of sick and shut-ins. stage of The St tenderness of toe salivary glands, swelling below the angle of the specialist in [.— WALLACE M. WHITING HEIRLOOM . IG SILVER iffca D. GOODALE 231 Caiprten. S. C. St- (Opp. M.) Special Services At Shamrock Church t H A series of evangelistic services wfll be held at Shamrock Church 15-17, and April 22-24 gt p* Eft* e following ministers of the Kershaw association will each Eidl ^ VHMR Morrison of Kershaw, Rev. ll las Smith at West villa, Rav. 3. Davis ot Kershaw aad Rev. Paul M. Wiatob of Camden.—^^ A layman, A. L. Gross, of Co- luntbia, will bring the dosing speech correction and now direc tor of the Junior League School of Speech Correction in Charles ton. — _ -j - - --- - .1, — Buenos Aires, Capitol of Argen tina, is a Spanish phrase whose literal meaning is “good air.** jaw. Measles: Acute infection with fever, initial catarrh of the ayes, nose and throat, and an initial eruption In toe mouth, later on toe body. “Please watch for these signs,” urges Miss McMaster. “Keep affected children at home, lyin b Thes< * for home, bed and under medi- ese steps are the best _ or complete recovery of the child.” .eep preferabl cal eve. message, invited to Tha cordially services. HER HAPPY ’with*' ISTONE RING FOR EASTER . \v v.w \y DONT NEGLECT i&ft! flush «o4MCra,wnd cktck botttry and tiros as . y»U os soil qsMlky gas. . I ft 1 “SELECTIVE SERVICE FOR YOUR CAR” CAROLINA MOTOR COMPANY PHONE no % jmm ■ atosi UMMSWUMMi B. C. 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