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■w f- Selective Board »rs Praised ^ aaowaiier, who r «Si^ J < t*?H?tteSn resiyed to hoeomop.storof two Wfifii W “ " “ th ' L “- Lancaster Secures Two New Preachers ■ The Rev. Hubert Wardiaw, pas tor of the Conway Presbyterian church, has accepted a call to be come pastor of Lancaster Presby terian church and will assume his duties on Sept 1. He will suc ceed Rev. R. H. Showalter, who c ^ 0 ed this wee^ HfSuto Carolina ’ h Sehe J^Jashington where SfJofcrthM di SSSd" Major gffsrtgis; r^ington wj* work and i* r* 0 ^ the local ftotoe respective coun- ,* stated that the r # Kershaw county should , f ^Selective Stfvice members with honor Iboard w ^ ^ co . gLS£ ?to the National Defense Jw the ptotechoa de- “Jid preservation of the STSS? that is due the oeiec Local Board Mem- The Rev. A. B. Love, pastor of the Fayetteville (Term.) Associate Reformed Presbyterian church, has accepted a call as patsor of tite Lancaster Associate Reformed rian church. He prill suc- * T. B. McBride, who has become pastor of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian church at Anderson. ■ Gospel Singers Here Sunday. At Haiglar Theater The nationally famous Lee Gos- pel Singers of Jacksonville, Fla., will appear in Camden at the Haiglar Theater on Sunday after noon, July 17 at 4 o’clock, spon sored by the Composite Masonic Lodge. The Lae Singers are said to be about the best group of gospel singers that have come this way and they are making only about BETHUNE PEOPLE SPEND - WEEK-END AT MYRTLE BEACH The following people spent a most enjoyable week-end at Myrtle Beach: Ralph Sullivan, Doris Gai ney, Byron Nowman, “Mickey” Squires, Norma Lee McPherson, Leslie Horton. Doris McCasktll. Ted Watkins. Joy Watkina, Billy West, Peggy Gainey, Odell Baker, Boater Newman. Billy Newman, Billy Newman, Roy Sullivan, Paul (McPherson, Jim Hunter, Elton Newman and Gladys Estrldge. The committee had not report ed when he left Washington, Maj or Hunter said, but a report was expected shortly. After action by the full appropriations committee, the measure will go to the Senate floor. Differences in the Senate and House measures must be ad justed by a conference committee composed of representatives of both houses. ; r ' rv ||! i| ||l;!| rv ! • i ji;i!!:, rv - COMING ATTRACTIONS Haiglar Theatre Cor. Broad and Rulladpa 81s CAMDEN. S. C* IknSfert** 1 m 8 six st °P* “ South Carolina. ‘ .tor O’Mahoney, chairman ^Senate Appropriations Jeonsidering the 1J50 “rtS appropriating for Se- when he said: •ill say personally. General, fSd that no service which jTrcSered in this country S heonning of the war has JS tadevotion to the pub- and in patriotic en- that which has been per- hTthe local Selective Ser- ■ 11 think those citisei\s • perfectly tremendous They were doing an jln- JJSce, but they did it S well. I think that the best that the t can give them.” datenent was made, Major - reported, while Major Lewis B. Hershey, direc- Sdective Service, was on , testifying as to the of keeping intact the appropriation as by the President if Service is to continue to u demanded by law. The of Representatives slashed sted amount ot $4,500,- General Hershey, in ef- jring that the reduction constitute a body blow to and the vital part it in the defense struc- for restoration of the _imount. He was support- tetimony and letters from f of Defense, the De- the Army, the Navy, Force and the Marine ttion with the current i Selective Service and Ut future, Major Hun- I that he believed a fur- | totement by Senator 1 before the same com- ! was a condensed expres- the proper mindfulness k which should prevail , the continuing of Se- i Service. Senator O’Ma- iitatement made at a hear- | the mate committee con the appropriations was ' that the Selective Ser- m passed in the be night be n< i to raise an Army, and re it was essential to > had system that we had 1 up to-date, namely the Service System, to ob- aacaanry inductees. iabodaar, it seems to me, t.iyitea must be, in effect, •“rt lyitem, irrespective ■weare using it or not J *Pow the system to >or»air and abandon it, hu, through disuse, if we ^ve the functioning, if 1 ihould arise." . FrL-SaL, July 15-18 It’s a race against death! As Rocky heads off battle-crazed Indians! Allan “Rocky” Lane in “RENEGADES OF SENORA” Also “King of the Jungleland”, No. 6 and Comedy and Cartoon Mon.-Tu«s~ July It-It Come and have fun. Laugh again at the funniest picture ever made! Groucho, Chico, Harpo The Marx Brothers—in “A NIGHT AT THE OPERA” Also News W«L-Thun~ July tO-tl Everybody talks shout the weather and Henry does some thing about it! 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