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HELEN REVNOLOt
MOORE, R«p*rtar^
Hw J. A. «ad 4-H Klrto at-
Rvrtow at the
(Midway
y HAY and
boys and K 1 r gB^tara tended a
»tered the Gr | Camdea Grammar sehool Thara-
i Tournament day, March t. Four gtrla from
»• bo3r *. Jho later i Blaaey modeled dreesee. The girto
wmw|w«e Dorto dott. Dot Wooten, Ul-
i B and C
girlB’ iitdway I Aa a chapel program the Beta
the BC ° re uwlw*T 68 Zion club Installed two new member*
er * 00 14 and into the club. The new member*
lw * y w \il«^3J Midway are Betty Mltoe and Ullie Belle
41 Macedoflto ^- oawey.
cured champion Tnejw
March 7, after defeating | ^
a tournament.^ ^^ j lt> Belle Dowey end Bnby Mae
high achool bey*
nia. .warded a I and girls went to Columbia to
girls’ team_wm| 52—««lh«ar mttr rhreham last seek. We
^28-Inch troph
o^our^Mldway glrle were
1 ° a ^ Janet°and"cimr-! Lemuel Wooten and A. V. Bran-
Janet ana ^ . 1, rva« m k<. k^o^n^t
and 111 bear Billy Graham last week. We
enjoyed his message rely much
Two members of the high school,
11167 W TtVaa n imanlmouslyj^ n| . ^ In tne Columbla hoapKAL
1 as the
klL J * De ouT 8 unS ,, ptoy^l We wl,h them * ,peedy rccOTefy
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tournament and captan, j I# ||_
—‘-ST' p-cedej Boron DeKolb
d Karnes Curtis Horton, a j UNE PLYLER and MARY BRAN*
r 5 of our boy*’ team, was de-l HAM, Rsportsrs
winner of the free-throw The F. F. A. chapter of Baron
and was awarded a trophy. DeKalb to presenting a play “A
ip Horton, a member of our poor Married Man" Friday night,
earn also entered the free- March 17, at 7:80 p? m.
contest, and placed second. Th e characters are Billy BUke,
’ William Bowers; Professor Wise,
kia. . Julius Huckabee; Mr*. Ford, David
Nit* ■ ISgOll Faulkenberry; Jupitor, S. J. Bass;
. u ia/witmorE Reporter ' Jane, Donald Clyburn; Zoie, Don-
j„„tar, b“° t!.lr|«W Ow. “4 RoMltod WUwo. Ben-
^k, and .re Terr eidled|w Cook,
it The name of the play
nny Brats.” The cast con-
if:
Many of our students are absent
doe to Illness. We hope to have
iett Gresham, In* Belk; | them back_ioon.
t Borealis Pike. Mary Ruth
Mrs. Sylvia Gresham,
m Horton; Dick Gresham.
Byrd; Tom Gresham, Joe
a Horton; Lauralee Lynde,
e Lowery; Loren Gresham,
i Holley, Gwynette Gadwood,
n Belk; Aunt Kettle Higgln-
n Clarice Taylor; Whaley
lOrter, Howard Vincent; Boog-
i Boggs, Gerald Johnson.
i Seniors have ordered their
and gowns. They are also
ting their invltatlona soon.
Poster Contest
IsOpenToffigh
School Students
The South Carolina Division,
American Cancer Society, is con
ducting a Poster Contest open to
all high school students.
The rules of the contest
1- Posters may be on any phase
of cancer; detection, treatment,
warning. Information.
1. The posters may be made of
dippings, graphs, pictures or may
be painted.
A The poster* may not exceed
in sise 21 l-2“xl8 1-1”.
4. The poster* are to be Judged
upon the idea presented and the
medium need.-
5; The name, age, school, ad
dress And race of the entrant is t<*
be placed In an envelope attached
to the back of the potter.
6. Posters are to be submitted
to the County Commander of the
Cancer Society or to the person
whom he or she designate*.
7. County contest to be Judged
not later than April 3.
8. The three beat posters .in
each county to be entered in the
State contest. They mast be re
ceived at the State office by April
17. 1960.
9. County prize* are:
White, first prize, 87; ' second
prize, |5; third prize, IS.
Negro, first prise, 87; second
prize, 85; third prize, 83.
All students entering a poster
receive a certificate.
. The state prizes are: White,
first prize, 820; second prize. 812;
third prize, 83.
Negro, first prize, |20; second
prize, 812; third prize, 88.
MILLER'S For Lumber
ivemDerc i^“W5
Mr. and Mrs. isny McL«>d
visited Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mc
Leod in Camdsr Sunday
Mrs. W. D. _
her daughter, San
sr daughter, S
mbia Sunday.
Mrs. t!wT
Sr.
Gotthold
guest of her daughter,
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Co~
the
_ ter,
Mrs. Lester Walters in Columbia.
Mrs. James Renmes and daugh
ter, Betty, were weekend guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Reames
at Clemson.
Mi«« Lela Brown was the week
end guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. J.
Brown, Jr* in Columbia.
h viw Courtney Atkinson of the
Dinkins Mill section visited Mrs.
T. M. Moore last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Crumton and
children of Jacksonville'were din
ner guests of Mrs. Frank Baker
Saturday. - - ■
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Dennis were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Dennis in Cameron
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McLeod
entertained for dinner Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Boy Baker «nd
lard Lenoir and children of
tio, Mr. and Mrs. Knute
children of Rembert, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Baker and children
and Mr. and Mrs. Furman Baker
of Sumter.
L. S. Vinson, Jr., visited his
mother, Mrs. Lena Vinson in Co
lumbia Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Brown and
daughter, Lucille visited T. J.
Brown, Jr., who is a patient in
Columbia hospital Tuesday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Allen and
daughter of Florence were Sunday
guests of his mother, Mrs. Ina
ATTENDED ART FORUM
Mtas Mary Rloe Whiting spent
tost weekend In Greensboro. N. C„
with bar sister, Ktoanor. who Is a
music student at W.C.U.N.C. She
attended the Arts Forum while
there.
ABeu. r j
The Rembert Club met last
Thursday evening. Mrs. Ralph
and Mrs. Jolm Har-
erved ndeMcious
te and chicken supper.
Quitma number from the com-
mumvy attended.
John Harvin is a patient in the
Columbia hospital. His many
friends hope hell soon be well
and out again.
Mrs. T. W. Godbold visited rela
tives in Bamberg last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Crumbier
and children of Jacksonville were
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence McLeod.
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Jenning
and son, Marion of Sumter, visit
ed Mrs. W. D. Vinson Wednesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Brown visit
ed relatives in Columbia SafUr-
daJL . . , .
WeglMitwg Our 20th Year fas Camden, 8. C* This Week
CODE* OF ETHICS
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As funeral directors, we herewith fully acknowledge our
individual and collective obligations to the public, es
pecially to those we serve, and our mutual responsibilities
xor the proper welfare of the funeral service profession.
II
TO THE PUBLIC WE PLEDGE: vigilant support of public
health laws; proper legal regulations for the members of
our profession: devotion to high moral and service stand
ards; conduct befitting good citizens; honesty in all offer
ings of service and merchandise; and in all business trans
actions.
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TO THOSE WE SERVE WE PLEDGE: confidential business
and professional relationships: cooperation with the customs
religions and creeds; observance of all respect due
the deceased; high standards of competence and dignity
in the conduct of all services; truthful representation of all
services and merchandise.
IV
TO OUR PROFESSION WE PLEDGE: support of high edu
cational standards and proper licensing laws; encourage
ment of scientific research; adherence to sound business
practices; adoption of improved techniques; observance of
all rules of fair competition: to refrain from price adver
tising; maintenance of favorable personnel relations.
As an affiliate of our state and national association, we sub
scribe to the principles set forth in the Code of Ethics anc
pledge our best efforts to make them effective.
C. G. KORNEGAY
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
A Bettor Service At No Additional Cost
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