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r* -x i <■■ ii**. H . ■ ■■_ ’•'- -VM/! Un^St- r;‘. •'■•; I fr0 , \ = F. M. Arthur, 21, §Me|p Home Last '" "■r.r :■" 7“f, inf. Pa, an architect and build er, he had made hie home in sr.SL& , 3r& lodge. Sunrivors ineteiW three daufh- ten/UrTt. W. Beeson, WiSKr Pa.; Mrs. T. E. Clemens, phia, Piu, and Misi Mary >, of Bethune, and 'one son, K D. At»y, O. a N«y, ral services were con- duoted by the Rev. NeQ Trues- dell, of Newberry. A brief Mason ic service was held afterwards. The body was taken to Charles Reading, Pa^ f6r Mr. Arthur was one of the old est titiaSns in Kenhaw county. t*" > r 5* p .. y* Baruch Wains Of Agitators (Continned from page one) er in his buggy to see his pat ients. *'* “Of everybody, of every de scription, who came to him for cure or solace; and the love and affection felt by everyone for my P *“My* mother ran a dairy and give music end ringing and was an amateur actress who took part In all the simple amuse ments of the day. “X remember my father'd fine cattle and his agricultural experi- the the IVahd dogs with Lir * a r«74 wonderful, which we went huntiag. ‘There was my beloved nurse, Minerva, and her son, Frank, who could imitate all the birds, knew how to trap them, an4. where all is best fishing holes were. The thoughts of my par ents were ever in this state. If they could look down aiftd see welcome being ex tended ip one of their sons. I know the would b« three brothers, all alive, nnd proud of South Caroline. > ‘The Mayor, Mr. Savaga* asked cause it was as a child that I lived here. Men and women*are but children partly grown up. Some of us never grow up. “I will not preach to you. But I Would like to say this. “Our country, like this state and this city, bos yntmed forward r my child- ; have not as fast as we would like them to, but they are. moving forward. In my days we had to d ourselves; we had t had no befriend us and do for us' many things U.l- • no ip piytMi rnigiei brtUr do igner, fomilinr wit) states, "ou knc : think . - • sr £ rr 1 , shore of the /east ^ “If you look around at 110010 or abroad, you will find that here make one’s way as well V than in any oth- are not Carolina have ... _ T of this country. Out standing examples are here today. “You we now in your school days. During tJfis time you will be laying the foundation for your future; here you must learn men- —* physical discijAfoe; how to og with your negfc not to be hurt by real or „ ng inequalities and injus tices but to take whatever comes to you and do the best that you can. “You will find that no matter what your station in life, char acter and hard work* are as un lit as laid tl _—it i— t So, work hard, take good care of your physical, mental and spiritual wellbeing and you will meet any test successfully. You in ^Quaker edat * 21 Svatidi the tial fo HeL Dr. Irvin M. Boy 111: ' C2LZTVG to take on ' to . toll whil. jr-horse for the Cud races in .,1931 and fSSehehadbeenapar- He is survived bytero in this world. , “So watch those who want to 1 change our form of to a so-called welfare sta 1 ials look hnly to us. . “I am grateful to you for hav ing given me this welcome. To be honored so by one’s neighbors who know one best, is Hie great est possible achievement M Thaalc<; you very much. ft * We ore now operating a., kiln and manufacturing £ to tl tail trade at la^ price, and save money. • , -V 1 • ' * n \ 1 to which you have been appointed, ‘ ‘ h you selected for your self. I have seen many great men and women but few who have .entirely satisfied with their . I*' i'Ui' now, one final word, d against those who would to destroy your faith in our ■nment by talking of injus- and intolerances. I have had intolerance practiced against me and mine all my life but I never itted it to rouse in me envy, or hatred, or to weaken ightest my faith in our of government its Consti- our institutions. As are possible es we Improve our selves through education, through ies. Were our itjNpmi only be inlol Js!** fatal as dt- MYERS MOTOR COMPANY If you are troubled 1 bad brmth — and If are doe only which we to live la an of gpvemment wT All CAMDEN IS • C ,% U. *1 it* ■ * . «l"-„■ ■ mm BERNARD M. l fr i ii*; Tv Mr. Baruch is a living illustration of proof pf Benjamin Franklin's statement a to country. I owe. "The way to wealth is as plain as the . It depends chiefly on two w fc Waste time nor money/'but moke the best 1 both. Without industry and frugality ing will ilo; with them everything." i da foe m, £ta a » in—imtaM e—esw - rnmmm WATEREE) BUILDING M. H. HETMAN. PreddMt H. E. BEARD, LEWIS L. CL' WELCOME HOME, BARUCH ^ II 01 t St. 'Thd cl«w of oar dostiny, wonder whoro wo will, lioo o» tfco V) MpHnf* i* *t \ #1 I# *4* "K foot of tho cradU."—Richfor. ♦1 Camden is proud to have been the birthplace of Bernard M. Baruch and is proud , that he spent the first years of his useful , w»r /• *■> life in this town. We take delight in paying u ... special honor to him this week because we tv* I n w.w. feel that it is richly deserved. f • ti t r* • • i*l*«I v> f * 4r* *:S. t* \ . '<V M t It s rgr ilT To i. rUm’vi*! ,n v MOST ILLUSTRIOUS SON: 11*' W' "Boy Wonder of WalJ Street, boxer ar... economist, adviser to Presiden i ^ 1 v rocsr’oi ef r .1 r , I , statesmen, Bernard Baruch has become figure within his lifetime."—Washington ' B <* * ■* 1 .<r * t-« x ** m — - , schoU- ratic K is proudof bersoafthohasrisnsohilili -4 ■ k**-, i-SPQi ■iii)i:Ua JA -U -..;OV. -Y.'-' N. F. NETTIES & SON* Mgfcvl ovin . Ir T yodft ^ . 1 . ■ , f-S.'l M Orf 1 1 « •- ^ . mm* ■ v )nr> -1 Tt y '•v ^hn LIS UC x ■ % I ■iMrififtttiliia /Tti : , • X X. :k J, -H- v* • ■ ‘S. < • * v . i ■■■