The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 21, 1949, Image 6
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Sponsor Carnival
The Blaney Public School will
hold its annual Hallowe’en Car-
nical on Friday evening, Oct 28,
at 7:30 o’clpck in the Blaney
Blaney Schools To
ion revue, featuring ten
“beautiA” of the cSununity, fol
lowed by a Kiddie Parade of first
aders and pre-school children.
_.iere is sure to be fun for all
in this program. Admission is 30c
for adults and 20c for children.
Besides these two main events
in the auditorium, there will be a
fish pond, cake walk, country
store, penny toss, and a cake auc
tion. There will also be a food
stand where sandwiches, cake,
school
The auditorium
Monthly Meeting
DeKalb Home Club
lion Subjugating
Artist Will
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pie, hot-dogs, Coca-Colas and
other refreshments will be seld.
The public is cordially invited
to atteend.
MILLER'S for Lun>ber
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The DeKalb Home Demonstra
tion club met with Mrs. J. T.
Dabney on the second Thursday of
October at 3:30 o’clock with oar
new president,' Mrs. J. U Talley
presiding. Mrs. F. A Watts, local
health chairman, assisted bv Mnw
Ethel Brace, presented a program
on the “Importance of Safe-Guard
ing tme's Health Today." which
was of vital importance to each
one present.
Hospitalisation insurance was
discussed, since the group desired
more information in regard to this
insurance, Mrs. AI Kister was
asked to make a study of tb» dif
ferent kinds of policies available
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Proposes 4-H Gab
Goals For 1950
4-H Clubs lor
council made
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“Rex*\ true to his breed, is King
of the wild animal menagene of
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Bill* Bros circus, America’s new
est and finest big show, which
comes to Camden on Nov. 4 at the
Fair Grounds for afternoon and
evening performances at 3 and
The proposed goals tefbe work-
ed for in 1850 by the 4-H Clubs
in Kershaw county were formu-
lated Monday in a meeting of the
county Council of 4-H Clubs held
k to be held Oct ». The
place for holding tills yearly af
fair has not yet been announced.
home
at Midway schools.
In addition to
__ _ M drawing up the
goals which will be presented to
cil are: President John Elliot of
wcond vice president Joanne
Wayne of B4thune; secretary and
treasurer, Fay*. Reynolds oi An
tioch; council adviser, Mrs. Al-
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8 p. m.
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huge* black-maned African
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nude is just one of the vicious,
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snarling group that perfi
as well in the big
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PLUMBING and HEATING
and to present this study to the
ting.
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CONTRACT ond REPAIRS
group st our aest meet
Hiss Fewell used for her subject
the seven basic foods. She cal’ed
attention to the number of boys
turned dpwn by the army because
of undernourishment, and stressed
tne importance of building strong
bodies that would endure throuxh
he use of the right kind of foods
against his well in the big steel
arena imHer the command of
America's newest wild animal
trainer, Prince Ki-Gore. Every hit
as Regal as his Kingly charges,
Ki-Oore is a true Prince of the
-realm and has brought to circus
enthusiasts the country ov«,
something new in lion subjugat-
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ing. The' Prince puts his group
* ritiH itines by word
MYERS WATER PUMPS
spoke of the lack of iron ^
HILL PLUMBING COMPANY
the vegetables grown In this d
trict and the value of potatoes as
the staple vegetable.
After the meeting was adjourn
ed. during the eoclsl hour, our
hostese served delicious refresh
ments.
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command” without any of the
J time circus fanfare of popping
pistols, prodding poles, waving
chairs or cracking and popping
Prince Ki-Gore simply points
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his finger at any lion in the group,
gives the stern word of command
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UNUSUAL INSPIRATION
and Sir Rex, King of
obeys. He may snarl, slink
growl, but he will follow this
word of command to the letter.
Arpnic champions and stellar
er’s Guide
Pfiont 1228 Camden, S. C.
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J. G. Jon*t, Mgr.
Samuel Clemeas’ literary career
was started when a page from the
a tody of Joan of Arc was blown la
his path by s light breese. As
Mark Twain, Clemens wrote 23
books. Most popular of the group
were Huckleberry Finn and Tom
Sewyer.
performers also to be enjoyed at
the perforn
_ performances of Biller Bros,
circus are the internationally-
known and great American favo
rites, tile great Cristiani Trope,
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