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BACK UP YOUR BOY puynH *«W«f * ** r—t fmmily limit VOLUME 7—NUMBER 9 WITH THE FLAG NEWBERRY, SOUTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1944 Spends Weekend At Home .Sgt.Louie Spearman, funner in- structer at the Florence Air Base, spent the past weekend at his home in Chappels. Receiving Special Training Sgt. Rook Purcell Brown is now receiving her last two weeks of spec ial training at Fort Ogelthorpe, Ga., before sailing for overseas duty. Returns To Base S Sgt. Gene Hires returned to his base at Fort Bragg, N. C., Sunday after spending a 10 day furlough with his wife, and small daughter, Rebecca on Glenn street. Transfered To California First Lieut. Charles J. Purcell has as referee, been transfered from Miami, Florida j to Alemeta, California. Lieutenant j Purcell is the son of Mrs. C. J. Pur cell, 1817 Main street. Co. "Nl" Ordered To Weekend Encampment A weekend encampment at the local armory has been called for June 10-11 of the members of the Third Battalion, S. C. State guard. The order follows: All members of Company M. 1. Battalion Headquarters; Headquar ters Detachment; Company I; Com pany K; Company L: and Company M will report at the Newberry arm ory not later than 6 P- m. June 10. All officers and enlisted men are required attend. All personnel of Company M are therefore required to be at the armory not later than the time and date above stated. For the field problem on Saturday night the Comnany will be under the command of First Lieutenant Rilev > H. Monts. Capt. C. C. Hutto will WEEKLY—$! PER YEAR Newberry Men To Big Allied Armies Army & Navy Service Invade Continenf The following 16 white men from Sirens screamed, church bells rang Board 58 have been ordered to re- an< ^ ‘flags bloomed along the streets port to Columbia on June 22 for —** w ** * strange mixture of jubi- Navy duty, after having passed pre- lance and solemnity Tuesday as ;rty4.w»4-£sv M —:^«*4.: —— _ . Qrui+iVi AaraiKniovto J al • EARLY MORNING BLAZE DE STROYS HOME AND CONTENTS Fire discovered about two a. m. i Friday morning completely destroyed Young- Returns To Base _ Sgt. Maxcy Stone returned to his the home of Mrs. Christie „ ( base at Greneier Field, N. H., Sun- Wood at 825 Pauline street together; day after spending a 15 day furlough with furniture and_ household goods, with his mother, Mrs. H. O. Stone,The loss is only partly covered by in- and other relatives. , : »uranee. Spending Furlough Here Cpl. Laurence D. Chapman, gunrr- ery instructor at Kingsman, Ariz., is spending a 21 day furlough here with his parents, Solisitor and Mrs. B. V. Chapman. Home On 15 Day Furlough Pvt. Frances Aull, stationed at Hobbs Field, New Mexico is spending a 15 day furlough with his mother, Mrs. Mae A. .Aull and brother Phil Aull, on College street. VOTERS MUST ENROLL AGAIN induction examinations: Marion Rembert Geddings Wilbur S. Wallenzine Carroll Rozelle Harmon Eugene Clarence Folk, Jr. Huston Wilson Long Robert Bolton Creekmore Mack Lindler Heyward Evans John Maxwell Chappell, Jr. Vassal! LeRoy Gallman Virgil Claude Bouknigiht. James Elliott Evans James Monroe Roland, Jr. Jacob Nolan Ruff, Jr. David Houseal Long Woodrow Wilson Bledsoe. The following 11 white men will report for army duty at Fort Bragg, N. C., June 28, for active duty: Lewis Kenneth Hill Leslie Robert Brazell John Corder, Jr. Roy Lee Fuller J. L. Yon Wallace Paul Bodie Ralph Eugene Sligh John Edward Ballard Ulyss Able Gilliam Grady Sloan Goggans Woodrow Robertson. South Carolinians cheered the inva sion and then paused to offer pray ers for success of the Allied attack on Hitler’s Fortress Europe. Gov. Olin D. Johnston in a brief radio talk over Columbia’s two sta tions called upon South Carolinians “to center your thoughts and minds on the events that are now taking place oa the battlefields of Europe xxx and, although we cannot shoulder a gun or wield a sword, this is a time when we can put forth our efforts through united' prayer for a victorious Allied inva sion." Tabor L Hill To Collett The Taxes The county legislative delegation has issued the following in regard to changes in the'office of Tax Collec tor. “Upon the resignation of Mr. C. W. Sanders as Tax Collector of New- berry county, effective June 1, 1944, the Newberry County Legislative delegation selected Mr. Smiley L. Porter as successor to Mr. Sanders, and Mr. Porter accepted the -position. Recently, Mr. Porter informed the delegation that his physician had ad vised him not to accept any con fining work, and, under those cir cumstances, he felt in justice to the county that he should decline to qualify for the position. Thereafter, the delegation met again and select- led Mr. Tabor L. Hill, and Mr. • . . ’“**• *«»wr u. mu, ana mr. Hill South Carolinians in many cities j has accepted the position, were awakened during the small 1 PATIENTS AT THE COUNTY HOSPITAL PERSONAL ITEMS Home For The Weekend Second Lieut. Robert Parks spent j today Attention is called to the fact that new enrollment is required this year for those who wish to vote in the primaries this summer The! fact that you voted two years ago; „ , _ _ „ , , does not mean that you can vote this 1 Mr_ and Mrs. F. D. McLane and year unless von nut your name on son > Teddy, of York, are visiting Mrs. the new books. The time for enroll- McLane s parents. Dr. and Mrs. E. H. ing expires the 27th of this month, i Bowman. Only a few davs more remain. I Check your enrollment place by the. a J 1 ^ Mrs. C. H. McHugh and advertisement elsewhere in this pa- ® 0T ?> Jackie Lee, returned to Clemson the weekend in the home of his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Parks, en- route to Mississippi where he will be stationed. He was formerly based at Tyler, Texas. On Island In The Pacific Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hunter receiv ed word last week that their son, Robert C. Hunter. Jr., S. F. 2lc USNR had arrived safely on an island in the Pacific. Prior to volunteering I m ’ Oao.Knac* 1 «a erf A uoniet as as- i sc !;? 0 i , _ ’■ k. B. Hite, supt commanding the 87th division at ner and nut vouv names on the books College last weekend after a week’s Fort Jackson said “the thoughts It Is more important to do. v i sit i n the home of Mrs. McHugh’s,of our brothers in arms engaged hours of the morning as police pressed firmly the buttons operat ing sirens. The hubbub resulted in a flood of telephone calls to news- I _ „ , „ paper offices and radio stations. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Olin Hentz Guests tumbled into hotel lobbies to | of LlUle Mountain, a son, Wednes- listen to radio reports and cab driv- ; ( * a y> June 7. ers passed along word of the inva-^ Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Crouch sion to every passenger. Silverstreet, route 4, a daughter, Fort Jackson, one of the largest Sunday, June 4. infantry training centers in the I. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Do nation, took the invasion news in!' 8 Newberry, a daughter, Sun- stride and soldiers exchanged wide-; do. June 4. mouthed grins and then paused for; Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Put- a moment of prayer at the many l n ® m Newberry, a daughter, Sat- chaipels which conducted continuous! urday, June 3. I services. I Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Senn Maj. Gen. W. S. Paul, command- ; of Silverstreet, a daughter, Friday, ing officer of' the 26th division at, June 2. Fort Jackson, said “of course, alii Other patients: Mrs. J. W. Gar- of us here will be- pulling for him ne «. route 4, Newberry; Mrs. C. T. (General Eisenhower) and his men Darby, 824 ONeal street; Miss 100 per cent. Our only regret is Rachel Shealy, Chapin; Janies Wick- that we cannot be there too.” ler, route 2, Newberry; Charles Kir- Brig. Gen. Frank L. Cuiin, Jr., !by. Newberry; Mrs. J. P. Addy. —' J — iBatesfcurg; Mrs. C. P. Campbell, DOWN MEMORY LANE 20 YEARS AGO The friends of Mrs. D. J. Williams will be glad to know she is getting along nicely at her home since a re cent operation which she underwent at the Columbia Hospital. Mr. Joe Vigodsky was taken ill Friday night and was carried to ths Baptist Hospital Saturday, for an operation. He was ancompanied by Dr. W. G. Houseal and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vigodsky. Mrs® Lucy Epps, who holds a po sition with the Southern Bell Tele phone company in Clinton, was at home for the weekend and cordially greeted' by friend*. so this year than ever before. KENDALL MILLS LUTHERAN PARISH J. B. Harman, pastor. Summer Memorial—10:30 a. church worship with sermon. i parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Pmitt. j in active combat with the ‘enemy They were accompanied home by will inspire the men of this division Miss Ann Matthews for a week’s as they prepare themselves for what 'visit lieR ahaa d. r At Shaw field, near Sumter, the I »»— -— - ... field’s stems screamed the invasion news after the public relations of fice wa i einformed of the attack Among those attend nig the base ball game in Laurens Saturday were Miss Vera Derrick, Mrs. Herman Wright, Mrs. Butler Holmes, Mr. B. L. Dorrity, Mr. W. H. Hardeman, Mr. Edgar Harte, Mr. C. J. Purcell, Mr. O. H. Johnson, and Mr. Myers. Miss Rose Hamm, of Silverstreet, spent Sunday in Newberry wkh her sister, Miss Pearle Hamm. In the announcement in Sunday’s State of prize winners in the spring health crusade for the State, special mention was made of the report of Miss Corrie Havird, a teacher in the Boundary Street school at Newberry. Neal W. Workman is the first can didate to announce for the office of Probate Judge, made vacant by the death of Judge Ewart. The governor will call a special election for this office, the date of which has not yet been announced. Whitmire; Miss Verna Mae Abrams, R. N., Newberry; Miss Lera Bowers, I Olin Hentz, a student at the Char- Prosperity, and Mrs. Jessie Jbhu-|leston Medical college, is spending son, Kinards. DELEGATES NOT BOUND TO SUPPORT NATIONAL CON VENTION NOMINEE Jackson, Miss., June 7—Mississip pi DeVnocrats abandoned tonight a decades-long precedent of having the summer vacation at home. Mrs. H. M. Bryson returned Tues day from Charlotte, being accompan ied by her sister, Mrs. William Thom son. Mrs. George Long returned to her m -> i home in Jacksonville, Florida this : week after spending a week in the, vne aitacic 11:30 a. m., Sunday school, Mr. M. home of her sister, Mrs. R. G. Parks, land Col. Roy T. Wright, comrtiand- E. Shealy, supt. , ling, said “while we pray for their, UCVJIues - lvnK preceaem or naving '•»«*• «=o*v m a nsw uays ior a trip b p. m., Luther League. j Misses Bonnelle Buzhardt, a teach-. success, our day’s work goes on ; its delegates vote for the national 1*0 Florida, going to Jacksonville and 2r y —rr 3 m ” Sunday er in the Monticello schools, and'as usual in the appointed tasks, of j convention nominee for president. i thence to other points to visit cd- , r, u *„<,„** na a c. i -"-hool, Mr. E. B. Hite, supt. Louise Buzhardt, teacher in the Ay-, preparing more men and women at I Followine a lone narlev it was lege mates. for the Seales last August as as-j u . so a ^ church worship with nor schoo] haye arrive<1 at ^ Shaw to carry on with them.” Ire27 thLt 1. sistant foreman in the weming ae , sertno n. home; in the Hartford community to partment. | Wednesday, 4 p. m., Women’s M.! spend the summer months with their ACCL.TS NEW POSITION Society a t Mrs. E. B. Hite’s. 1 - 1 Misses Cornelia and Harriett May er will leave in a fow days for <1 trip t> | Visitors are invited to attend all I services. Stationed In Miami Flordia Chief Machinist Mate Harry Harris, son of Mrs. Hattie Harris of 314 Hiller street, recently renorted . r^x.xr. . to the Navy's Submarine Chaser ^ DONNA MARGARET GOFF Training Center at Miami, Florida, . j , ° 1 nn a Margaret Goff, three-month where he will receive an extensive | ° 1<1 i'aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kelly training course in anti-submarine died early Tuesday morning I warfare at the sub-chaser school, at „ the ho . m e of her parents. ,parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Bpz hardt. ' George Rodelsperger, who has jbeen an employee of the Gulf Oil Mrs. John Dawkins and Mrs. John | Company as clerk for “Buddy” Lip- TV 1-? * • ■*- - ‘ ’ ** * ’ Earl Dawkins and daughter, Kay, of Prosperity, were visitors in Newberry last Friday. which will qualify him for specializ ed duty with one of the units of the subchaser fleet. “Now Stationed At Fort Devens First Lieut. Reybum W. Lominack graduated from the Medical Field Service School on June 1, at Carlisle I Mrs. H. H. Huggins, of Prosperity, Funeral services were held Wed- spent last Friday in the city, nesday morning at 11 o’clock at the revealed that Mississippi's electors j ^ may, unless the national convention Mrs. O. B. Mayer will leave the recognizes certain southern demo- ^j rs * *h e week for a visit to rela- cratic demands, choose some demo- { fives in Laurens and Spartanburg. crat whose views more nearly coin- —— — ——— cide with those expressed at the I Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith, of Char meeting. (lotte, and twins, Harry and Larry, An anti-New Deal majority voted visited Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Livingston scomb for the past 18 years, resign- . , ed to accept a position with Clark-1 to send its delegates to Chicago un- an o family the past wees, son Finance Company. Mr. Rodel- , instructed, hut. resolved that tha»> • sperger began his new duties on May 15. graveside in Baxter Memorial ceme tery with Rev. J. B. Harmon con ducting the service. She is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Goff, and the fol lowing brothers and sisters: Pvt. Mrs. Von Long, of Prosperity, was a business visitor here last week end. ONLY 14 DAYS REMAIN IN WHICH TO ENROLL instructed, but resolved that they j xr , raj » „„ be instructed to demand the follow- | Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Dickcrt spent ing concessions to the South: (Sunday with Mr and Mrs. V. J. Liv- 1 Elimination of any kind of ra-, ln S 8 t°n and family. 'cial-social equality plank in the | Democratic platform. The following Newberry girls who 2. No plank backing federal con- : teach in the Whitmire schools will ar- trol over qualifications of voters in i r ' ve at their homes this weekend to Barracks, Pa., and is now nualiHed ! Raymond M. Goff of the U. S. Army ! for duty with troops in the field af- jv r ack Goff, Kelly Goff, Jr., William ter six weeks of intensive training at I f? e ?. r J r Goff, Douglas MacArthui — — ■ I- '** IT'lievoUcxA.l, A mm /“I _.T.r . i ciui over nuaimcauons oi voters m j * 1 vc j* 1 ’ tllt;u Ilomes tnis weeKena 10 _____ Neal W. Workman, chairman of | elections, including- the poll tax as spend the summer months: Misses Mrs. Henry Suber and Mrs. Weltonlthe county Democratic executive j a qualification. iTemme Thornton fow Derrick, of Clinton, spent last Fri-. committee wishes to call attention! 3. Adoption of a palnk which in day in Newberry. to the fact that only a short time i sures states’ rights. remain in which to enroll for the I 4. Restoration of the two-thirds Mrs. Brice McCarley and daughter, | July primary ; in fact there are only ; ru ie s in conventions. rer six weens m miciisi.c jElizabeth Ann Goff, all of Rachel, of Whitmire, were business j 14 days left in which you may place) a final resolution, adopted before! Lowell General Hospital, Fort DaY , Newherrv: an A » v.aif xx— j~- ’ *■ Tempie Thornton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Thornton; Miss Car rie Wightman, daughter of Mrs. Ef-, fie Wightman; Miss Jeannette Tol bert and Miss Mildred Long. ens. Mass., where he is ioned. now stat- Newberry; and a half sister, Mrs. |visitors in Newberry one day last Mabel Lorine Bradley of Overton, week. Tex. Her grandmother, Mrs. W. H. Hendrix, also survives. Receives Several Medals «* <>>“ s**. M«o- l r?3.S%re ra s b ” n Stone, who is home on a furlough, 1 wetooer. and other friends in the city. Sergeant Dasher volunteered for the Air Corps in August 1941 and went overseas in October 1942 where he was stationed ever two years as radio^ operator_and gunner on a Fly Mrs. W. B. Jeter, of Ninety Six, was a business visitor in Newbery Saturday. 1 Miss Mattie Duncan and Mrs. T. P. — j Scott, of Whitmire, spent Saturday in Houseals Home For Week I Newberry. Maor and Mrs. Robert Houseal, of 1 DZurham, N. C., are spending this Mrs. C. F. Layton and daughter, week at their home here. Mrs. Clara Buddin a nd baby, Barba- Jra, left Sunday for N-w Orleans, La., your names on the lists. Promoted To Lt. J. G. ing Fortress. He received the Purple j iBen F. Dawkins, Jr., son of Mr. | Elbert DickerT -nrrtiinslc /\n MflV ln%x<4 Vf t> XT' T~\, 1 • _ _ I ^ 1 DC I L LAlCKciX. to spend two weekr -ith Mr. nd Mrs. Heart for wounds received on May 19, 1943, also the Distinguished Fly ing Cross and the Air Medal with three Oak Leaf Clusters. Returns To Base Pfc. Kenneth B. Pruitt, aerial en gineer on one of the large liberators, returned to his base at Smyra, Tenn., last week after spending a 15 day furlough in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Pruitt, 718 O'Neal! street. Home This Week Drayton Nance, Naval medical student at the South Carolina Med ical college, Charleston, is spending this week in the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Drayton Nance on Johnstone street. and Mrs. B. F. Dawkins, was pro- I moted from Ensign to the rank of j Miss Corneli Mayer, teacher in the Lieutenant Jumon Grade on April 16,1 Columbia High school, is home with in fVin C~,»>V. ...1 u - • . . in the South Pacific, where he lias been stationed since the first of the year. Receives Promotion In Rank her mother, Mrs. O. B. Mayer, 1717 Main street, for the summer vaca tion. the conclave adjourned, ' gave the Mrs. J. C. Harmon is spending two In another place in this paper will state's electors the right to choose weeks in Charlotte, N. C. with her be found the places of enrollment, some other Democrat if they failed husband, Mr. Hannon who is em- Enroll today, now, the time is short, to attain adoption of such planks or ployed there. and there are several contests in the jf jhe national convention adopts any I county this summer which all the platform planks in violation of the ' friends ef Mrs. Tom Hayes people should have a voice in decid- principles of the resolutions. .will be glad to know that she is able ing, | ' to be out again after being confined | in a cast for the past twelve weeks. THEY LIVE HERE NOW Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Keefe moved to 1124 Hunt street. have MISS SUSAN NICHOLS CELE- BRATES 12TH BIRTHDAY , ^ J L ^ „„ Mrs. R. F. Nichols was hostess to'Miss Evelyn Burns, Mrs. Leroy An- sixteen children last Wedneday af-.derson and Miss Tilla West left to- a. */C Oi --1-1 ~ , J * ’ • —- .r «iHi iahsas i nia west lett tO- Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Burgess are ternoon, May 31, in celebration of day (Friday) for Jacksonville, Flori- iw making their home at 1230 1-2 the twelfth birthday of her daugh- da, where they will spend a few days alnut street, in the RaL-oi- ^.-..I J * to*. Ci,«o** M.iti. * ; ~ — 1 ■ , Mrs. Bill Reid visited her sister, Julian L. Counts, whose wife, Mrs. Miss Cornelia Mayer, in Columbia Lanier Counts resides at 1308 3rd j the past weekend. street, has recently been promoted to ! — — the rank of Staff Sergeant, it was j Miss Dot Ruff, of Greenville, spent announced by the 15th Army Air | the weekend in the home of her par- taoi*. ■ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Ruff, in Visiting Parents C. A. Dufford, a Naval medical student at South Carolina Medical college. Charleston, is visiting this week in the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dufford on College street. Undergoes Operation In England Captain Elizabeth White, daughter of Mrs. J. W. White of Newfeerry, who underwent an appendix opera tion in the 65th General Hospital somewehere in England on May 6, - --- is now getting along nicely and is I November, but will report to Miami, able to be out again. I Florida on June 14, for further or- Gaptain White is in charge of 1051 ders. Force headquarters from Italy. Sergeant Counts is now serving as an Assistant Engineer and Gunner with a Liberator squadron of the 15th Air Force based in Italy. Receives Several Medals TfSgt. Everett Dasher spent a few days over the weekend and the first of this week with Sgt. Maxcy Stone, who is home on furlough, and other friends in the city. Sergeant Dasher volunteered for the Air Corps in August 1941 and went overseas in October 1942, where he was stationed over two years as Radio Operator and Gunner on a Flying Fortress. He received the Purple Heart for wounds received on May 19, 1943, also the Distinguish ed Flying Cross and the Air Medal with three Oak Leaf Clusters. He has been in the states since the Mt. Bethel-Garmany community. Mrs. W. A. Aikens, of Birming ham, Ala., is spending this week in the home of Prof, and Mrs. Charlie Bowers. Mrs. J. M. Keller, of New York, is spending a few days in the home of her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hendrix. Mrs. Keller expects to be in South Carolina about three weeks visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Hendrix and other relar tives in Lexington. Walnut street in the Baker apart-! ter, Susan, with a swimming pool ments. I party at Margaret Hunter park. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Fretwell have | Late in the afternoon a delicious moved to 1717 1-2 Main street in the ; picnic lunch was served from the O. B. Mayer apartment. I tables in the pavilion, which was at- Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Chandler are; tractively decorated and centered now making their home at 1234 Sum-(with a pink and white birthday cake mer street in the John Norris home. Mr. and Mrs. John Norris have moved to the G. K. Dominick home on the cut-off, which they recently purchased. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rhoden are making their home at 1926 1-2 Main street in the John Mayes apartment. Mrs. Berdie Martin is now living at 520 CNeall street. Coach and Mrs. W. L. Laval have moved to the Paysinger home, 931 Cornelia street. Mr. and Mrs. Boswith Graham are now living at 1220 Calhoun street in the Miss Frances Jones home. bearing 12 pink candles. with Miss Marguerite Burns. Mrs. Burns will remain in Jacksonville for an extended visit with Miss Burns. Misses Sadie Krbler and Lucretia Butler spent the past weekend with friends in Lake City, Florida. Mrs. Ray Feagle and son, Jim, her mother, Mrs. Jim B. _ Halfacre and brother, James, are on a few days visit to Mrs. Halfacre’s son-in-law and daughter, Rev. and Mrs. John A. j MRS. MAY STUCK out again af- I ABOUT TOWN Sanders of Plains, Georgia. V. J. Livingston has just returned from visiting his son, V. J. Living ston, Jr., S 2!c, at Sanford, Fla. Mrs. Olive Culbertson visited ner parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Living ston, this wekend and brought home as her guest Miss Bradbury and Miss Louise Waters, of Lancaster. Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. McLane and daughter. Miss Alice McLane, a stu dent at Winthrop college, who have I been visiting in the home of Mrs. 'McLane’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Lathan, left Thursday for Marianna, Florida, to spend a few days with their son, Lieut. J. 0. McLane, Jr., an instructor at the Army Air Base there. They will return to Newberry after visiting their son. Mr. McLane recently ’—tu'-ned from South * ~riri.,n •>"'1 '* Mc T ~ n <‘ from 'fl-nta. Os., v- she his made h^r home for thr pss* several months. Ellefere Chappel, an employee at the Na'tly Yard, CharlesKon, splent several days this wek with his fami ly on Boundary street. Mrs. Verona Dominick and daugh ter, Mrs. Jimmy DeHart of Spartan burg, spent last week at their old home in Chappells. Messers L. W. and Clarence Metts, of Jolly Street, spent the past week end in Philadelphia, Pa., with Roy Metts, U. S. Navy. Miss Anna Margaret Kibler of Co lumbia was a weekend visitor in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kibler. P-r*. and Mrs. Cecil W. - -nd bildren visited the hnr’p o' h 1 ' parents. Rev. and Mrs. J. B Harman one day during the past wek. ter being confined to her home with a broke* ankle.—DR. E. D. KERR walking up College street.—Folks all over the city carrying their rad ios to work with them Tuesday morning to listen to the invasion news.—MRS. CLAUDE STANTON carrying a handbag under her arm almost as large as she.—AUBREY HARLEY and DAVE CALDWELL getting their offices on Boyce street all painted up—MRS. RUTH CLARY PRICE wheeling her baby down Boundary street.—MAJ. ROB ERT HOUSEAL in the city and looking well.—TABOR HILL killing time waiting to take over the Tax Collector’s office when the auditors are finished. Birthday Anniversar ies through June 16: Miss Elizabeth Hprmor and D. O. Carpenter, June 11 • T K. Johnstone, June 13; Steve ~ - ■ ":*.v Rettie and Rebbie Hove ' - Mers of Mr. ;rrl Mrs. J. M. Hove, June 14.