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1 ' Called Meeting Is Held HEW DTFIORRB ELECTED BY IOBKIRK HILL CHARIER DAR. the card prtrtar « Mr*. John Wall and — .a mvIAV xviycrs, receiwea wiwi predation. It was voted to. aend to Ifn. Cooke a letter thanking ncr ror n€r gracious nospiiamy in •for lew inf their chain, and to Mrs. U church for her little daughter’s part, the grao-Dag. albums of pregs tures, were pasaod al much, appreciated thi be shown again at a , about and so r that they will later meet- Letters to. be sent papers still out, two Mrs. Pitts and Mrs. ing to those not of thanks were to them. Plans were dkeuased for die final meeting in June, to be in the fonm of a picnic, on the third, Friday, each member invited to bring a guest The picnic will be from 5 to -7 p. m. Proposed new members, voted for unanimously, were MrT Marion (Louise Drenham) Wil liams, Mrs. Mary Cureton-Shee- hon and Mrs. Esther deLoach Ma- haffey. The registrar, Mrs. Wall, re ported nine pa] resignations, Rhame, and one reinstatement, Mrs. Hubert Wilson. She told of the compliment paid to the DAR by Mr. Coles, a Mason of Wash ington, D. C., who called atten tion to the Masonic Magazine which printed in full the DAR resolution against subversive books in our schools. Mrs. Guy, chairman of the nominating committee, composed of Mrs. Guy. Mrs. G. Nicholson, Mrs. W. F. Nettles and Mrs. T. W. Spencer, announced their, choice of candidates for the com ing election, which were unani mbusly voted for as follows: Regent, Mrs. Egmont V. von Tresckow. ' 1 First Vice President, Mrs. George Nicholson. Second Vice President, Mrs. Usher Myers. Third Vice Regent, Mrs. George Rhame. ^Registrar, Mrs. Johor Wall. .Treasurer, Mfs. Harold Booker State Theatre KERSHAW, 8. & Friday. "MEXICAN June 3 i :an hayride" Bud Abbott, Lou Costello . Saturday. June 4 "THE FIGHTIJfa RANGER" Johnny Mack Brown—__ \ Saturday, June 4, 10:30 P. M. "HARPOON" John BromiMd, Alyce Louis Mon.-Tues^ June 0-7 "THE MAN FROM expressed continue in < Frank W. Spencer lovely his be:, spent In C eld "salt" H«- Society, to launch her new rs, in their new duties. Father s Day Win Be Observed On Sunday. June 19 Othor Countries To Joan ! United States Thu Year In pbaerving Day Father’s Day will be observed year on Sunday, June 19, Just B ase you might want to know, day will be celebrated this ear in Canada, Haiti, Honduras, hina, Sweden as well as through out the United States. Father’s Day was first pro posed in 1909 by Mrs. John Bruce Dodd of Spokane, Wash., as a tribute to fathers everywhere. She was one of six brothers and sisters raised by their father, Wil liam Smart, a Civil War veteran, after their mother’s death. * The Spokane Ministers Associa tion sponsored the first city-wide Father’s Day in 1910. President Coolidge recommended its nation wide obset-vance in«1924. Dad is top man in America—but in some other parts of the world, he could stand a little recognition. On Palau Island in the South Seas, the ruling matriarchs can have any nude executed if he even dis turbs their contemplation. And near Sumatra, Dad has to go live with his wife’s family, children take their mother’s name—and only daughters inherit property! era, aa . t . / Grape Juice Si 19c 23c Laafa Sweet Mixed Glenn Drew Wednesday. June t -S.OA SUBMXRBVE" Smoky Boys Hie Butcher The Baker In India, Dad’s in even worse shape. If Father goes into debt. Mother can sell him into slavery So pay off the creditors. And in the African Sudan, Mama may return to her parents after bear ing five children, leaving Papa to look after the kiddies! Father hasn’t always been low man on the tribal totem pole, tkough. In Biblical times, it was constdered a crime punishable by death for a child to disagree with hi* Father. Throughout Northern Burope, a Father frit disgraced if a son in his teens apr licly in his presence. Greek Fath ers even selected the wives for their sons—and no back talk al- _ champion Father of An cient Days undoubtedly was King B omon. He had 700 wives and Concubines, but the Bible «n*t mention how many young sters played hide-and-seek in the roval palace Salomon had a little-known I modern counterpart, however. Eou>«ror Mulai Ismail of Monocco had 300 wipes and TOO concubinea, reversing Solomotf* out of deference to the Old Testa ment He died in 1727 «t \ of Bl, leaving 5tt sons • daughters. Aut whatever Dad’s «Utus or -the size of hk hold, he’s always enjoyed a warm 40 years old, but tributes to < wee an ancient tradition. Ptnbably the oldest'is. a clay written about] fore Christ It imfkeew the to A*nt his fat ndi loed in x ways on tne Father’s ON flinging Con- The Candlestick Maker... on will hold its 229th sessfea unday, June 5 at Savannah >nt Christian church, located PND TRUCKS SINGING The Lee vuntion will: on Si Ad seven and one-half miles north- east of makapirUle. on a county paved highway leaving No. fb near Shannon Hill. The churdh wul seat wOO persons or more and singers .say the acoustics ace witation to afi « «wawn welcome to MRS. HOUGH REAPPCflNTED Mrs. C. M. Hough has Seen re- appoteted RemtWtr wuifly wanten by Governor St ihond. jfer nwetertn stafli June4 and wftwMpko June 4. i ted in th< last summer without Mfcr-r TmA-I ISb loading dock built'fcss ever paflkbdl nnder a load that Ford Trudu ean’c SaaL Fords track everything! First, ^ becaase they’re Bonos Balk. 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