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Announcement *pt. i* The School of Nursing of the ■XV •/ CAMDEN HOSPITAL ■* . . • 4 * t- /w ' \ h * a : ' «4’ i ‘ ■ j ■■ *V ^ '' 1 . announces that It is now receiving applications for a class to begin June 15. f. FREE SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE i f If you are a high school graduate 17 years of age or more and are interested in nursing as a career— Write or coll .... Director of Nurses CAMDEN HOSPITAL Camden, S. C. Births Major and Mrs. R. M. t&rds announce the b JSSSS-fS&Z X has been "*«***< John Gard- G* R 1C hards te «ip? Sintendent of echool, of Camden. Major and Mrs Richards Have two other sons, Robert and Steve. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Watte an nounce the birth ol a son at the Camden hospital on April 26. a • • Born to Mr. and Mrs. Sheadv Tetterton, a daughter, on April 26, at the Camden hospital. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Boykin an- of a daugl District Meeting Of W. $. CS. Entertained By Local Society - -*w -m. g-f . _ .1 £ > if 5 ' t * .The Sumter District Womans £oci*y of Christian Berries asst at the Lyttletoa Street Methodist church Tuesday, April 26 at 10 a- m. with the local aoctely as the birth of a daughter, Lucy Mason, on April 22 at the Camden hospital She has been named after her maternal grand- moth ' r - Mrs. Bates Entertains With "Drop-In" At Home Mrs. William Wanamaker Bates entertained delightfully with a “drop-in" at her home on North •Lyttleton street on last Sunday at ternoon. Quantities of flowers were used throughout the house and on the refreshment table. Guests called from 6:30 until 7:20. • • • # . Camden Plays Ft Jackson Polo Team Sunday Afternoon The polo event for Kirkwood field Sunday will bring the Cam den Ramblers Into a match game against the Fort Jackson polo foursome. The Fort Jackson team, reinforced by Luis Ramos, will offer the Ramblers some stiff opposition. In the last game between these teams the play was fast and fur ious and while the Ramblers won, they knew they had tangled with a swarm of yellow Jackets in the shape of the Fort Jackson talent Game time will be 3:30 o’clock with Camden lining up with Leon ard Graham, Fred Tejan, Eddie Tejan and Carl bightfoot. The Fort Jackson team will have Chad wick, Ramos, Matlack and Floyd. Earl Potter will be referee. Mrs. Thomas' Home Damaged By Fite Fire believed to have k started from a heating plant caused dam age to the home of Mrs. Eliza beth Thomas on Greene street Friday afternoon. The fire was discovered by cad dies of the Camden Country. Club, a fairway of which abutte the Thomas property. They notified Steve Duda, dub pro, wild called the fire department Firemen .found the Maze at the rear of the residence and despite the heavy cloud that prevailed, were able to control the fire with in a short time. The fire loss to the dwelling was not heavy out there will be a sizeable loss duel to smoke, it is reported. The session was opsnad with a worship program presented by Mm. J. H. Ramseur of Cheraw, district chairman of spiritual life. Her talk on Spiritual Advance was fol lowed by a prayer by Mrs. Herbert L. Spell. Mrs. Ralph L White, president of the local society, welcomed the Then came a solo, “The *.»/er,” by MM* J®*® llama, accompanied by Mrs. J. M. Gandy, organist. At the business session. Mrs. imaeur presided In the absence of the district president Mrs. J. P. Lewis, district secre tary of supplies, presented certifi cates to 14 societies for consistent quarterly reports and work along home and foreign missionary lines. Mrs. V. P. Patterson of Chester, a returned medical missionary from China, Jurisdiction secretary of missionary personnel; Mrs. J. Ash by Turner of Columbia, conference promotion secretary, and Mrs. J. H. Martin of 8t. George, conference secretary of missionary service, presented a program on the ad vance enlarging on the four goals of the advance program. This was followed by a silent prayer by the delegates fpr the Christian workers in China during this critical period. Mrs. Patterson spoke on recruit' ing new workers for home and for eign missions. The session was adjourned for luncheon which was served in Wimberly Hall by a committee of Pix Theatre BETHUNE, S. C.’ c— Friday, April 26 , “THE SEARCH” with—Montgomery Clift Aline MacMohan Saturday, April 30 “ilX GUN MAN” with Bob Steele, Syd Saylor Chapter 8, “Dangers Canadian Mounted” • Alao Cartoon' Saturday Night Show "MR. RECKLESS" William Eyths, Barbara Britton •Tuet* May 2-2 iAYRIDE“ local ladies with Mrs. Jack aa general chalrmaa. . The 27 persons presen seated at small tables and a licious salad and deaaert course wsa served. The hah was ex quisitely decorated with and bowls of mixed flowere and a low arrangement of flowers was used in the center of each of the 26 tables. ‘ At the afternoon session which was held in the chapel important Nina Goodale Honored With Birthday Party Nine of Martha Goodale’s tates were Invited to a party at Thomas TUveAi on day evening la celebration of her 11th birthday. Following supper, which was served from a fully appointed table, the ire entertained at a tre party at the Little Theatre. borough. DeHa Wanda Anne Clytmm, Carolyn Beebe DuVal, Sylvia Raley. Kahaftey. Betty Si and a special guest. potntment of a mittee announced. The secretaries of workers were urged to mission study course in June 6-10; Also officers brother of the Martha la the daughter and Mrs. N. R. Goodale, Jr. North Min street to attend the enlarged executive meeting la Columbia on May 26 at urged Mala Street The ed by Mrs. J. Ashby IT S AS EASY AS SHOOTING FISH IN A * * TO PROTKT CLOTHES AGAINST v Fear of having a valuable oy aesfruenve moms is now a past. Every garment deemed by us Is proc essed with the miraculous U-SAN-O insured mothproof cleaning system which repels .moths. Your gcjr nmto an :an HAl with Bud Abbott, Lou Costella Wed.-Dnm. May 4-5 “JOHNNY BELINDA" i with Jane Wyman, Lem Ayres Dark mom fa crepe... softly tailored far summer afternoons p»d after. Spa- 4 a • * % • elum liMaM BsMeeutse OS-frr«n -»■ J — — me iooj mi non row. animogs ano im- pressed plcam add flattering fullness. Navy Blue Romallda crepe. Staee 12H to life $12.76. , KH.-VU /J Half SizLs “Home of Nationally Advertlaad Merchandise" 1//* .< Stale Theatre KERSHAW. S. C x Friday, April 26 "STATION WEST" Dick Powell, Jane Greer Saturday, April 30 "ROLL THUNDER ROLL* Jim Brannon, Nancy Gates SaL. April 30. 10i30 P. M. 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