Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Ahe? desirable OCSeeC UiCaTlf euy or rather then school areas , jL Ju . i riem. lurmsn ie any addi- •tate of for the mefti Thi* is the tenet •dtool lihandoned when it was found that felt It would show partiality to the richer and mote populous S?*That the buildinf and ad- of a school system these tenets requires the inauguration of a county edu cational adrrfhustration system, tat to avoid the hazard of dis- Eariy in its study the committee card between the individual Deputy Collector To Be Here To Aid Taxpayert Feb, 17 Three Divisions of Episcopal Diocese w up • list of which obi it it as a guide to sought to M standard mini- * ^ * child la the coun- of the countg ■ of the geo- of that child the economic f communi ty • _ standard mini- in this tenet were changed ite^ in deference to pub- ret the state ition words That the school system se efficiently admii ‘ the and be efficiently administered best svailable personnel both geographical ition areas inso- it while In the last analy- school system sdministra- should be responsible to the it is set up to serve, it be protected from transient ty politics and pressures bi as possible. That existing educational are ffoncsnic ass should not,be discarded J unless it cleerly appears by their abandonment long term economics or clear educa tional advantages wifi result. 5. That considering the educa tional disadvantages of very small schools and the inefficiency in herent in the administration of them, consolidation of all of our schools both white and colored into units determined by the reas onable limits of transportation of the pupils should be effected as soon as economically feaaible. r 6. That to avoid extravagance which might result from local pressure and to avoid having to grant requests for facilitim at one school because another school en joys them when these facilities are of a nature which can be and their communities, the selection of administrators, teachers and other employees should be left to the local boards of trustees, v ^ The voting members of the committee erefJ. G. Richards, Jr„ Camden; Ford B. Stanton, of Cas satt; Mrs. ICoe DuVal, of Boy kin; Earl Truesdale, of Logoff; Jess Ross, of Blaney; J. C. Hoff man, of wateree Dun; L. C. Cly- burn, of Westville, and Tom Cor bett, of Antioch. Ex-officio members are the Mayors of Camden, Blaney, Ker shaw and Bethune, but they do not have the right to vote. SAFETY STAR— (Continued from pace one) into Our safety program before they are given work assignments. 8. The availability and use of safety equipment necessary to the performance of an employee's 9. A continued safety task as signment program. 10. Personal contact program. 11. Safety proctors. IX. Initiative and cooperation of to divide the three convoc being to facilitate _ __— nonary work. •> The three groups will be known as the s—fim, central and west erns and eech te headed by a to be darted by delegates from (Vocation to the ai convention next Sep- Kershaw county was pieced in or su pervisi IT Bu ion. But above all it has been the individual employee and his cooperation that has made pos sible our excellent record. Commenting on what would be necessary for a continued safety record in 1950, Mr. Wilson told the group that certain steps would be important: 1. Eliminate violations of safe practices, rules and precedures— can only be done through indi vidual effort 2. Use factor, make it a point to get the most benefits out of proper rise of personal safety equipment—First aid facilities for the Injured and sick—job safety equipment and observance of safety rules and regulations. These things all are done for your in- 1 and ends at March 1L AH _ ^ , tuns must be fas the office of of lutsmal hi the heads of a Oder badwe add- night 'March 18 hi older to avoid liability for ponaltioa. A doputy collector will he at Kershaw at the city hall on Feb. 11. dividual good. 8. Don’t let safety become the same old stuff. Set the example so your fellow workers can fol low. O. H. Bynum, project safety and fire prevention superintend ent, commended the workers on their cooperation and safety con sciousness at May plant, and asked for continued support of the program in the future. Additional Want Ads olemon cheese Aimeancements Political (County Election) hi advance}, State S«note I hereby announce myself as candidate lor the office of State Senator for Kershaw County. Friday and Saturday Spadal FOR RENT—Completely furnish ed, heated apartment Con tinuous hot water. Available to men only. Phone 011-J. 64p FOR SALE—Collie pups, A.K.C. registered. Perfect markings. Female $35; male 840. E. H. Bryant. 745 N. Confederate Ave., Rock Hill, S. C.— 64p FOR SALE—The Hour Lew has geae hale effect which makes lumber > but wo have not raised our prices to the Retail trade. We are ■♦ttt srlHnj to the n^q»n trade at te cany a full line ef Ceding. Siding. , ea. 50c-85c do*. 27c Try Our . . . Brown-n-Sanra Rolls Clever Leaf pkg. 15c Tee EeBa dee. lie Camden Home Bakery DoKefik St Phot^o 88 Fruit Cobbler We or4 now featuring the excellent cooking of Mrs. Mattie Vereea Bring your family and enjoy your Sunday dinner in the homey at mosphere of our arched dining room and cozy fireplace. Atlantic / East DtKafr us for prices. Mills k Lui Sumter, S. C. Telephone 10. ; ' vv< 84-74C BEFORE YOU MAKE ANY DECISION -LET US SHOW YOU THESE BEAUTIFULLY STYLED NEW CARS V* KM taj'’.Jyjf-u-'’ ISA ■’VX, KING . jjp$ a 'M f Jmm I. - ♦" k ■ .v. - ^ - ' ir' -i.: . i. m j,- Mwk- w * m Five-rooin Apartments For Rent In Nicest Residential Section-Convenient To Business Section, Schools And Chunks. ■a ¥ V r-W- y . •* • - ■* .V% , . ' All Apartments Are Equipped with: •Most modern kitchen cabinets with vintyl resin tops and double compartment sink^. • Refrigerator • Electric Stove • Electric Hot. Water Heater ‘ - * ...... • . • ...1.:/*.,**. in*..* . . ■ i •Venetian Blinds eClothes Lines •Oil burning forced hot air furnaces with ; thermostat in each apartment. - eFull Tile gaths With Showers . i - • Underground Garbage Cans Playground And P‘.. ' Equipment- Paved Walks-Paved Parking Areas We Here For Rent: Up# : mm m A I . l i * \ « V . v f-$ 3 ft'- Apartments—All rooms on first floor. Apart me nts^-AII rooms on second floor. Apartments—Living room, dining room and kitchen on first floor, bedrooms and both on second floor. AN Apartments JUS A Month Yf MVHWl/f lookl And It's all brand-new beauty inaxfe and out! Cbryakr for 1950 ia boldly and dramatically re-atyled! Detiberataly re-deaigned to be the Beauty Queen the road, a daaric of the long, low, fod lovely. There an wonderikil new nylon fabrioe... emart new trim. Mort of all youTl be impreand by the bet that Chryvler’a kind of beauty—unlike all other*—truly reflecto the aound ‘.V - •BfMeering and the aolid oonfiort and aafbty inaidel Tta extra headxxxxn, lagroom, ahoulder-rooaal The ariSir riet- bffity! The chair-heifht agate! AD tee exfra tamd*** of the eaaieet of all can to enter and leave! See and drive this great car at your Chryekr deakr'a today. It*a the ■“rteat, moat comfortable car we ever built and •woeteat performing with Ha wonderftd SpHfln ta#* with tea oompletely Waterproof Ignition Syatem. A BEAUTIFUL 1950 <;iinysu:n -■vftl CLASSli STYLE Motors, Inc. -128 E. Dekalb Strei