The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 03, 1949, Image 13
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National Publicity
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Given to Content
To Select NUroe |'J
the nurse
in North
of
cjety, Rospital ~A«odation~ ud
Hospital Savings Aaseciatian.
. fw-renchinf ef
fects of this humanitseian pro-
jinun to bohte- the nuke ot the
7^5 .t tb.
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„ the Mi— N
C Student Nipse of 1949 program
a success was received this week
as the first June issue of “Look”
r rSSb, Bethune,
lfid hS?n farm terms
tools as
srticla titled
Shortage Can Be
forth Carolina nursing profes
sion, the World Travel Service of
the Carolina Motor Chib offered a
vacation trip to Bermuda as grand
prize for the lucky winner of the
coveted title this year. The Caro
lina Motor Club also offered a
ahnikr trip to^the_person chosen
Nurse as chape-
cation
riL-t-opy bf the Federa-
Gore «>oka
‘f*^ n r M i««ntaees of co-
.♦ the meeting
- -— ]tg,\
“Look”, which has a readership
of over WgfcOOQ, .states that
CarMina has solved the
•nlisting student
of the Miss N.C.
norm
by Miss
ran.
“Look” recognized this addition
to the contest as a valuable in'
centive to the program and report-
‘ follows:
Studenf .Nurse program sponsored
annual hy t^ie Good Health As
ed the grand'award as
her i
aociation
“After her sdection as < Misa
North Carolina Student Nurse’,
.. . . - -- Juanita Mae Lee of Durham
the help of the plunged into a two-weeks recruit-
tate to tell high
manta of nun-,
After that Job,
a free
meat tour of the state
school girls of the
she anahlrinpther tyM* I
round-trip earljJIn May via DC 4
' I Bermuda, arranged by the
rolina Motor Chib via Colnaial
Airiinea end a free stay at Har
mony Hall in Paget, Bermuda. To
lp Juanita get ready for her
—p, the Raleigh Merchants Bu
reau donated a beach wardrobe
from 15 local stores. Another prize
is a $150 scholarship for post-
educa-
graduate
tion.”
study in nursing
Airplanes are spraying fertili-
rth of England.
zers in the
Proctor, Vtj calls itself the mar
ble capital of the United States;
about >» per os* of the nation’s
supply conks from Proctor quar
ries.
State Turkey Crop
Will Show Increase
According to James E. Thaxton,
Clemson extension turl
ialist, recent estimates
that the state’s IMS tui_.
is going to exceed last
NEED A TRAILED!
croj^by about 40 per cent
says that turkeys are now
being grown in all parts of the
state with the largest concentra-
. . * ■ r c t'
Wo hovo a War Surplus Trailer, equipped with
luty.cliossit...
tion in York county, which grows
“ * ' of the turkeys
electric brakes... Iras a heavy duty
ideal for a farm wagon er for hauling lumber
or other miscellaneous items. Con he teen at—
about one-third „
raised in the state.
Some estimates place losses
from worthless checks in the U. S.
as high as $300,000,000 a year.
^advantages rf co-
“and stressed unity in
ftaking* regardless of
concluded
of the FFA
t5d P af?he S. S, State
/October. These jpict^es
^bTFord B. Stanton,
Ifidway FFA.
-eoorts were given by C
^Antioch chapter wd
on advisor on the Fede-
lagazine and Recreation-
ties.
>
CONTINUE BOUlW
reekly bouts at the Na-
■uard Armory on Friday
have been discontinued
[/when the local N, ltion-
d unit return from their
encampment
Safety Service
dianapolis Races
y the same Bear wheel
,t and wheel balancing ser-
sred bv Stogner Motor
r, at 128 E. DeKalb street
>n all cars entered In the
iual 500-niiie race at In-
b, Indiana. May 30th, ac-
to word received today by
White, director of service
ier Motor Company,
y years ago, the Bear
lervice was designated ae
(jai wheel balance and
[inement service at the
n those days, drivers used
i as three sets of tires to
i the 500-mile race,
due to the precision set-
font end and steering con-
the dynamically balanc-
. wheels, tire changes are
far between. Most of the
thii years race finished
rtntg tires. —
Hng to the Indianapolis
rers, dynamic balancing of
tig and proper gettings of
and steering parts is Just
tut to a car on the high-
miles an hour as it Is
at 120 miles an hour,
tore to cut down highway
the ability to steer prop-
to stop when an emerg-
N are high on the list,
ia no secret or special
udling the alinement and’
; of the 500-mile race
to same safety service
inspection with precision
gauges is used on pas-
■ or trucks by the Spec-
Mechanic at Stogner
Company, your Chrysler-
dealer since 1939.
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tie Theatre
CAMDEN. S. C.
'ri-SaL. June 3-4
Mr. and Mrs. Outlaw!
Two-gun pals!
e Berry, Marjorie Mfti&
in ..
Saturday Morning
will broadcast “Talent
from our stage af 10
immediately followed
ure picture:
Hoy Rogers—in
"BIG JACK*
Three Color Cartoons
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its 25c—Children 12c
rtay Night Late Show
D:30 PM. —June 4
Gene Raymond
rancis Lederer—in
Sunday,
June 5
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7 Umour. Don Ameche
in
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June t-0
tJ® ^vith a new life!
^lor^Ava GardzS
BRIBE"
The Grand Canyon—217 miles
long—is one of the scenic won
ders of the world.
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