The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 10, 1950, Image 9
a by the board tea
dirfrirt W ba«ad
‘ heC0, SSu^?SSS
JkT federal fund*
credited directly to the
,00! districts or county
education for which re-
of the unifwcm
to
Capt. and Mrs. W. R. 1
a • _
Cherry Potat, N. C, aaao
once the
arrival of a daughter aw
Jaanary
S9 . She has b— Ban
ied Abb
West, and weighed saves
i pouad*
and U ounces.
JL W. Bachan of North Wilks-
boro, N. C.. spent the week-end
with his family here and was ac-
home Sunday by Mrs.
<P
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ford and
son, Bobby, wore sapper guest* 0 f
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ford Wed
nesday night
Mr. and Mr*. Fred Starnes add
their daughter, Miss Jackie Starnes
and son JCeith. and Mr. and Mrs.
Pete Toder sad small daughter, all
of Van Wyck. spent Sunday with
Mrs. Starnes’ sister, Mrs. C. L.
iMcGulrt, and Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Walters cele
brated their 49th wedding anniver
sary February l.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cooper and
Mrs. J. W. Buchan and son, John
nie, spent Saturday in Columbia.
Mrs. Louie Smith and daughter,
Jackie, spent Saturday here with
their mother, Mrs. CL L. McCaskill.
Mr. Willie Thorne, who is a pa
tient in the Duke hospital.
Extension Course
ranchers not yet enrolled in the
tension course from the Uni*
vanity of South Carolina now be
ing offered at the Camden High
School library will be accepted
through Tuesday, Jan. 14, it waa
announced from the office of the
School," Education No. 154. It.__
carries three hours credit on etth.-[* eA * B ’
pr graduate or-undergraduate de-
Late enrollers will be giv
en full credit for the course.
The course meets on Tuesday
afternoons at 9:15 in the high
school library.
Sunday, Fab. 11, Rav. A. Douglas
pastor. Church school at
It a. bl With a Bible class for
•▼ary age. Moraing worship at
11:15 with prayer, anthem and ser
mon. Little children may be left
in the nursery daring the morning
service. Pioneers at C:S0 p. m.
Saturday after
Feb. 11, at I p. m.. to receive new
Everyone is cordially
Invited to attend these services.
Total annual meat consumption
In the United States is put at more
than 10.000,000,000 pounds, or 14C
iter 'berson.
rchool
at 10 a. m. with Mr. Edgar Pitman
in charge. Evening worship st 7
o’clock led by tab pastor. Rev. A.
Douglas McArn. The public la cor
dially Invited to attend these
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wide tax tor .fchooj pur-
be credited to the
board of education. The
board of education shall
the county treasurer the
t of this fund to
the several highachooj
. and when so notified the
treasurer shsUm^etrans-
the county board of
account to each of the
hool district accounts in
with the said apportion
the county board.
e amount so certified by tient in the Duke hospital, la im-
ty board of education as -proving and is expected home in
been allotted for capital « few days. Mrs. Thorne is with
purposes shall be credited her husband this week,
ounty treasurer to a spec- Sympathy is extended Mrs. Luke
unt for each high school McLaughlin whose sister. Mrs. Do-
cia Varnodore, died in the
Camden hospital Sunday after two
weeks Illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Reynolds of
Akron, Ohio, have been visiting
their nelce, Mrs. James West and
family and were joined here by
their sister, Mrs. Hat
Tnd‘shall at all~times be
arate from allotments for
^dToTail school funds
ifically provided for here-
be kept as directed by
ty board of education.
, 5. Consolidation of
As of July 1, 1950, any
appearing on the county
t’s records to the credit
[of the present school dis*
the county shall be con-
into high school district
according to the group-
resent districts provided
rticle 3, Section 1, here-
1 of the high school dis-
all likewise assume the
,n for the payment of any
indebtedness that may be
ing against any of the
districts on July 1, 1950.
ED, That nothing herein
shall be construed so
_ir the obligation of ex
tracts of bonded indebt-
kgainst any of the present
itricts of Kershaw Coun
hts of the holders of any
ing hereby specifically
6. Bonded Indabisdnws.
bonded indebtedness
jy be outstanding against
tie present school districts
junty shall on July 1,
sumed as an obligation
itire high school area in
ie district falls, as out-
Section 5 herein, and
le high school districts
irise assume title to all
Dperty in its area.
t the annual app<
high school district
inty board of education
outlay purposes is not
t to meet princip ’
iyments due on
ptes in any year, the
[trustees shall certify to
y board of education
ional -levy required to
S ayments and which
e then certified
ty board to the county
When such levy is
ion all the property of
school district by the
legation, this levy shall
sd by the county audi-
collected by the county
The proceeds of thi*
be credited to the capi
account for the high
strict concerned.
7. Invalidity. If any
ft part of this act shall
red invalid or unconsti-
such declaration shall
the validity of other
or parts herein.
BED FURTHER, That
lall not be construed to
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for a visit with relatives. in Aiken
and in several cities la Florida.
Mr. and Mrs.' Joe Godwin of Co
lumbia, were week-end guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ford.
Gala Carnival Is
Bong Planned I
Plans are nearing completion
for the gala children’s carnival
to be held at the grammar and
junior high schools in Camden
on Friday, Feb. 17, according to
the Grammar School Health Com
mittee, sponsoring organization.
Feature attraction of the event
will be the "Main Show" in the
school auditorium, but a string of
side shows will oner freaks, curi
osities, and fortune tellers for the
entertainment of attenders.
Among the side-shows being
planned are a "House of Terror,
^Wax Figures," "House ol
Freaks,” niuseum,” "Weight
Guessing Contests," and "Fortune
Tellers.’ r Admission charge
these reportedly irresi stable
tractions is five cents.
For the feature event, an ad
mission charge of 25 cents will
be asked. This attraction will of
fer a variety of acts and stunts
for its audience.
Games of skill and chance will
round out the carnival’s enter-
and will offer
while prizes..-.^,*-
for the
of the children of the two
is being staged by the
children themselves with the help
of their teachers. The money
earned will go toward health
jects for the children’s benefit.
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impair the legality of any high
school district already establish
ed in Kershaw County under Sec
tion 5406 of the 1942 Code as
amended. ‘ *.
Section t. RepeaL All acts or
parts of acts inconsistent herein
are hereby repealed. (Addition to
be worked out)
Section 9. Effective Date. Ex
cept as may be specifically pro
vided herein this act shall take
effect the first day of July, 1950.
PROVIDED however, that the
county board of education by
proper resolution may delay any
provision. of this act until July
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