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**++**♦«*** KEEP FAITH \byb¥ying\ £* .. WAR BONDS ************** VOLUME 7—NO. 18 NEWBERRY, SOUTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1944. WEEKLY—$ I PER YEAR WITH THE FLAG Wounded In France Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Boulware have been notified by the War Department that their son Staff Sgt. John E. Boulware, was seriously wounded in action on July 27th, in France. Spending 15-Day Furlough At Home Pvt. William McGill is spending a 15-day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. McGill on Main street enroute to his new base at .Greenville, Penn., from Fort Mon mouth, N. J. Home From Alaska Joe Bishop, who has been stationed in the U. S. Army in Alaska, is home on a furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Bishop in the county. Spends Weekend Here Gpl. Dick Mims stationed at Fort Jaokson, spent the past weekend with his wife, Mrs. Mims at the Newberry Hotel Where she is making her home. Transferred To Georgia Pvt. James D. Hall was transferred last week from Camp Blanding, Florida, to Fort Benning, Ga., where he has begun training with the para troopers. His wife the former Willie Maye Stone and daughter, June, are now making their home at 140 Friend street in the Rogers’ apartment. Stationed In France Mrs. Mae A. Aull received a V- MaiJ letter from her son. Pvt. Julian Aull last Saturday wrritten from France where he is now stationed with the 110 Infantry. Private Aull has been in the service 16 months and overseas since October. Transferred To Texas Cpl. Laurence D. Chapman, son of Solicitor and Mrs. B. V. Chapman, has been transferred from Kingsman, Art., to Laredo, Texas, where he will receive special training at a gunnery school. Promoted To Rank Of Sergeant Corporal Harry E. Crosby, son of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson A. Crosby of Whitmire, has been promoted to the rank of sergeant in Italy, where he is stationed with the Fifth Army, as a lineman with a signal unit. Visiting Parents Lieut, and Mrs. Olin B. Cannon, Jr., stationed at Fort Meade, Md., arrived in the city Tuesday night to visit in the home of Lieutenant Can non’s parents. Dr. and Mrs. O. B. Cannon on Johnstone street. Wounded In France Mr. and Mrs. D. L. McCullough, Sr., of Whitmire, has received a telegram from the War Department saying that their son, Cpl. William L. McCullough was wounded on the ninth of July in France. Before entering the service, Cor poral McCullough was employed at the Charleston Navy Yard. He en tered the service the 18th of August 1943, and has been overseas since March. He was awarded the Purple Heart for wounds and bravery. Promoted To Rank Of Major Julia Elizabeth White, daughter of Mrs. J. W. White, Caldwell St., was recently promoted from captain to the rank of major in England where she is stationed with the 65th Gen eral Hospital. Major White has been overseas since last October. Prior to volun teering for the Army Nurse Corps she was at Duke University, Durham, N. C. Commissioned Lieutenant Thomas E. Davis, Jr., son of Mrs. Thomas E. Davis, 725 Caldwell street, was commissioned second lieu tenant in ceremonies a t Fort Knox, Kentucky on August 12th. He was a member of the 66th graduating class of the Armored Officer Candi date School. One hundred new officers received their gold bats upon completion of a rigorous 17-week course covering every phase of the employment of armored equipment and organiza tions in modern warfare. Most of the officers will be assigned as file- toon commanders in tank, armored infantry or mechanized cavalry units. Lieutenant Davis is now spending a 10-day leave with his parent? and sister, Mary Ann Davis, before re porting to Camp Polk, La., for fur ther orders. PERSONAL ITEMS Mrs. F. H. C-ine, of Laurens, was a visitor in the city last Saturday. Mr. and Mirs. Ben F. Dawkins spent a few days last week in Ches terfield with relatives. Mrs. P. C. Singrley, of Prosperity, was a business visitor in Newberry last Saturday. Miss Martha Miller, of Whitmire, was a business visitor here last Fri day. Mrs. Carrie Reams is spending this week in Whitmire with her daughter. Mrs. Julia Riser and family. Miss Ann Carpenter is spending a week wih her grandmother, Mrs. Minnie Cunningham, in Greer. Mrs. H. O. Long, of Silverstreet, was a business visitor here Satur- , day. Mrs. J. S. Eason and daughter, Miss Betty Jo Eason, of Whitmjre, were visitors in the city Saturday. Miss Margaret Harmon is spending this week on a house party at Myr- itle Beach. Mrs. O. 0- Copeland spent Tuesday in Columbia on business. 'Mrs. N. E. Darby has returned to her home after spending a few days with friends in Wilmington, N. C. Mrs. James Smith is spending this week in Greenwood with her mother, Mrs. Eunice Glasgow. Mrs. H. L. Parr is attending the Worker's Conference of the A. R. P. church at Bon darken, N. C. this week. Mrs. Jimmie Ruff and two daugh ters, Lane and Lila Ann are visiting 'Mrs. Ruff’s mother, Mrs. E. M. Lane and Mrs. Billie Beard. Mrs. J. N. McCaughrin left Thurs day for Bon darken, N. C. where she will attend the Worker’s Conference of the A. R. P. church this weekend. Mrs. Charles Haltrwanger and daughter. Susan, arrived in the city Wednesday for a visit with Mrs. Haltiwanger’s mohter, Mrs. J. ft. McCaughrin on Calhoun street. Mrs. Edna Johnson Karkegan^ of Liberty, N. C., is visiting in the borne of her mother, Mrs. P. D. Johnson and brother, Duncan Johnson and wife, on Boundary street. Mrs. Walter Hunt left Tuesday for , Ridgecrest, N. C., where she will spend two weeks vacationing. Miss Dot Abrams spent last week | in Greenville in the home of Rpv. rand Mrs. H. O. Chambers. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Dickinson have ias their guests C. E. Tolson, Mrs. D. [W. Taylor and Mrs. E. L. Barrick, all iof Miami, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Harmon spent Wednesday afternoon in Ninety-Six with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Tolbert and grandson, Joseph Tolbert, Jr. BOXES ARE READY Boxes and election material for the second primary to be held next Tues- |.day will be ready for delivery to ex ecutive committeemen or their agents Saturday at the new court house The second primary will be held in only 29 of the 50 boxes in the coun ty; three boxes comprise the Little Mountain magisterial district where W. A. Counts and Oallie B. Metts are in a run-over, while there are 26 boxes in the Newberry magisterial district where Lonnie M. Graham and Ralph G. Higgins will fight it out Tuesday. Polls will open and dose at the uaual time and managers will be the same and will be expected to report a t the boxes without further notice Tuesday morning at eight o’clock; otherwise they will contact their executive committeeman. FIVE CANNERIES ON FULL SCHEDULE IN NEWBERRY COUNTY Awarded Infantry Badge i Pvt. Charles H. Grant, of 1319 Milligan street, has been cited by his ; regiment of the 88th Infantry Divi sion and awarded the Combat Infan tryman Badge for actual participa tion in combat with the enemy on the Fifth Army front in Italy. Standards for the badge are high. Tha decoration, which was recently ! authorized by the War Department, 'is awarded to the infantry soldier who has proved his fighting ability | in combat. i The badge consists of a silver rifle set against a background of infantry blue, enclosed in a silver wreath. Five canneries in various sections of the county are now running full capacity and have stepped-up the output to three-day week instead of jthe two-days a week as planned in order to meet the large demand for canning. Superintendent of Educa tion C. E. Hendrix said today. Ail canneries are canning thou sands of cans of seasonable vege tables for the resident of the com munities. And besides vegetables and friuts, many farmers are can ning beef and pork and chickens. Vance Ellisor of ; Many are canning fried chtaken to C., arrived in the j send to their boys overseas. Mr. Hendrix said a t one of the canneries a number of mothers', had bought hard candies and packed it in tins and had it vacuum sealed to ship to their sons overseas. Miss Martha Washington, D. city Wednesday nigh* to spend two week’s vacation with her mother, Mrs. P. G. Ellisor a t her home on Johnstone street. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Nance and daughter, Martha Ann, of Tampa, Florida, and Mrs. W. D. Tallebast of DOWN MEMORY LANE 20 YEARS AGO Miss Mary Fant Hemdom, of York, arrived Thursday night to visit Mrs. E. B. Purcell. Mrs. Alan Johnstone, Jr., and lit tle daughter left Friday for her home in Baltimore after visiting her moth er, Mrs. J. W. M. Simmons, and other relatives in Newberrv Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Johnson and children, of Newberry, were the re cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Bennett in this city.—Greenville News. Mrs. Foeter Smith and little son, Charles, returned Saturday from a visit to relatives in Winnsboro. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Mayer, of New berry, spent Sunday with their niece, Miss Bemum Jenkins, on Adams street. Colonial Heights.—The Stdte. Miss Fannie Mae Oarwile is visit ing friends in Spartanburg. Mr. John M. Kinard is spending his vacation at Atlantic City, N. J. Mrs. J. B. Harmon and children, Misses^lary and Janette, and F. J., are visiting relatives in Charlotte. Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson and two children are visiting in Green ville. Messrs. Colie and Thompson Pitts land Burton Reeder spent Sunday in ‘ Hendersonville. J. A. HARDIN DIES Rev. and Mrs. Fulmer were called ! P. B. Ezell, Miss Eh*l Counts and Florence, are guests in the home of j to Hickory, N. C., last Friday after- W. A. Ridgeway are spending this Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Pair in the coun-'noon on account of the death of J. —/~M /"v i 1 xx__ J* \ a— * \ A IT i:.- week at Clemson College attending a ,ty. state agent’s conference. Misses Joanne and Doris Haifafi'e are spending this week in Greenville [with headquarters in Savannah, Ga., jwith their a unts, Mrs. L. A. Aull pid'is spending thw week in the home of A. Hardin, brother-in-law of Mrs. ' Fulmer, who died suddenly Friday Miss Azilee Livingston, general -morning on August 11th. field representative of _the Red Cross ! Rev. a nd Mrs. Fuhner will return to Newberry sometime this week. ! Mrs. M, S. Abrams, Rev. and Mrs- C. A. Cakote and .two sons, Allan and Mac, are spend ing their vacation in Mississippi with - Rev. Calcote’s mother. Will Be Ordained Louis Patrick, A|S U. S. N. R., and notiher, Mrs. Azilee Parr Patrick will save Tuesday for Bon darken, N. where AIS Patrick will be ordain 'd by the second Presbyterial of the l. R. P. church at special convention or this purpose. Spends Weekend At Home Drayton Nance, Jr., Naval Medi al student at the South Caiolina dedical School, Charleston, spent he past weekend in the home of his >arents, Mr. and Mrs. Drayton Nance in Johnstone street. deceives Box Of Interesting Things Mrs. J. D. Wicker received a box donday from her son, Lieut. William ’Bill” Blalock, from India, where he s stationed, containing many items rom different countries. A pair of taamas, 2 hand carved necklaces, one lilver threaded necklace, one hand arved ivory stature, one ivory cig- irette holder from India, a wooden rigarette holder, a Chinese razor, a imall brass lock and key, a brass niniature cocktail set, and two brass aees from China. All these articles vhieh Lieutenant Blalock sent to var- ous members of the family are very nterestin-g. Transferred To Indiana Lieut. Harry Hedgepath reported o Peru, Indiana, last week after pending a few days with relatives in 'lewberry enroute from Clarksville, Penn., where he was stationed at Listin Peay State College. He v.-as icoompanied to Newberry by bis wife vho will remain here with her par- ■nts, Mr. and Mrr. George Hipp on farrington street until the first of September when she will join her rasband a t Peru. To Wear Gold Overseas Stripes Tech. Sgt. Robert E. Mills of this :ity, recently rounded out his iSth n-onth of service on foreign soil, en- •itling him to wear three gold oyer- ie«a stripes. As authorized by a recent act. of Png rose, one foreign service stripe a awarded to members of the Armed forces for each six-month period of luty outside the continental limits of .he United 1 States Sergeant -MHk earned the stripes lerving a n aviation crew chief with be 12th AAF B-26 Mitchell Bomb Squadron, veteams of the Tunisian, Sicilian and Italian campaigns in the Mediterranean area He is . entitled » wear the European-Middle-East- kfriean ribbon and the Italian cam- >aign star. Awarded Second Bronze Oak Leaf Cluster Staff Sgt. Julian L. Counts, has been awarded the second Bronze Oak Leaf Cluster for the Air Medal, it was announced by 15th Army Air Force headquarters. In the words of the citation, Ser geant Counts, aerial engineer, was awarded the cluster “for meritorious achievement while participating in sustained operational activities against the enemy.” Sergeant Counts is stationed in Italy with a Libera tor bombardment group of the l!>£h Army Air Force which has been bombing German held targets in Europe. Before being inducted into the army January 30, 1943. He was a farmer. His wife, Mrs. Laiher Counts resides at 1308 3rd street. j Mrs. Evelyn Suber Geter, -Mrs. 1 Otis Suber and Mrs. Robert Lemon, Iof Whitmire, spent Saturday in New- | berry. Mrs. Tyrus Senn and sou, George Sedley, are spending two weeks with , Mrs. Senn’s mother, Mrs. J. S. Dun- jlap. in Olando, Florida. George Jf Hamm and daughter, I Miss Kathryn Hamm and Mr. and ;Mrs. Richard Hamm of Philadelphia, Pa., are visiting in .the home of their mother, Mrs. D. L. Hamm at Silver- street. Mrs. J. R. Stewart and daughter, Ann, of Hendersonville, N. C., are spending this week in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Lominaok and other friends. Works While On I^ave Jessie Floyd Hiller, better known as “Dick”, who was one of the first volunteers to leave Newberry county in the present war recently returned home for an eleven (11) day leaye from Fort Bragg, N. C. This young man went to the New- I berry Cotton Mill and asked for work while home on bis leave. When asked about working while on his leave he stated, “There is a need for workers at the present time and also practically all my former buddies are in service and if I can do some thing to help with the war effort I am glad to do so.” j This type of spirit shown by our men in service sometimes puts some of us on the home front to shame. Examples of this type should inspire us all to put forth our best efforts to keep our war industries at top sipeed. Mr. and Mrs. L. D.. Nichols and ; two children, Sara Ann and Moriat, and Mrs. F. N. Martin are spending this week at Cresent Beach, near Myrtle Beach. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Dawkins and daughter, Jean, were Sunday visitors in the home of Mr. Dawkins’ brother, Jbhm H. Dawkins and family of Pros perity. her sister ami brother-in-law, . S. Renwick. and Mrs. J. Mr. Miss Marie Fellers of Stark Gen eral Hospital. Charleston, is spending two week’s vacation with her par ents, Sheriff and Mrs. Tom M. Fel lers- Miss Ann Porto* of Stark ami Latta, spent the weekend with Mfsrfte be doing nicely. Fellers at her home here. H. Louis Patrick, A|S of Prinston Theological Seminary, Prinston, N. J., will be best man at the Henry- Young wedding at Chester Saturday evening. A|S Patrick and friend, Miss Elizabeth Plaxico of Louisville, Ky. and Atlanta, Ga., will come to Newberry afer the wedding 'to visit Mrs .Azilee Parr Patrick for a few days. Mrs. Pet Lominick is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fred' Clement of In man. Miss Jack Dowd, of Augusta, Ga., is spending this week with Miss Kathryn Dowd on James street. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Scott are vaca tioning this week at Hendersonville, N. C. Miss Caroline Owens, of Clinton, spent last week with Miss Nancy Padgett. * Mrs. Ethel Leitzsey Kennerly, of Deleware, are visiting in the home of | Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Leitzsey and other relatives in the Mt. * Bethel- Garmany community. Mrs. Eselle B. Dill, of Cimtpn, ! spent the past weekend -with her sla ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ruff, in the county. Visiting Family F. H. Lancaster, C. E. M„ U. S. Navy, stationed at Port Hueneme, Calif., is spending a 15-day leave with his wife, the former Thelma Wike, and two children, Deloris and Frankie, at Prosperity where they are making their home with Mrs. Lancaster’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Wike. Petty Officer Lancas ter is a member of the seabees, and was stationed in the Aleutian Is lands, 14 months prior to returning to the states about six months ago. He expects to return to duty over seas in the near future. Mrs. J. T. Pitts, Colie Pitts, Tom mie Pitts and Mrs. Mazie Abrams were Sunday guests in the home of Mrs. Pitts’ daughter, Mrs. R. L. Longshore and family in Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Tench Green and Miss Louise Green of Rook Mount, N. C, Mrs. Henry Niles of Camden and Mrs. Gary Martin of Spartan burg, are spending this week in the home of Mrs. J. R. Green on Hai*f>er street. Mrs. T. L. Senn and son, Dickie, returned to their hor.:e last week af ter spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Senn on College street. Transferred To Georgia A!C Cloridge Walter Summer, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Roy Summer was transferred last week from Avon Park, Florida, where he com pleted his primary training in the Air Corps, to Corhan Field, Macon, Ga., where he will receive his basic training. Major and Mrs. Chapman and two children, Susan and Cecelia, of Fort Jackson, spent Sunday with Mxs. Chapman's sister, Mrs. Kirby Lomi- nack at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Lominaok. Major and Mrs- Chapman were accompanied home-by Mrs. Lominack and son,' Edward, fet a week’s visit. ' ~ Miss Adeline Stuckey returned to her home in Bishopville Tuesday af ter spending a week in the home of her sister a nd brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Hutchinson and fam ily on College street. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Gillatn and family spent last week with Mrs. Gil liam’s brother Henry W. Bridges and family in Long Branch, N. J. They were accompanied home by little Marion Bridges for a two week’s va cation. Mr. a nd Mrs. George Hendrix, Mrs. D. J. Williams and Mrs. Cecil Wil liams spent Wedrtesday afternoon in Spartanburg with relatives. Billy Denning and L. M. Abberholt, students at Rabun Gap. Arg. School, Rabun Gap, Ga., are visiting Mrs. Daisy Berry Denning. RETURNS TQ HOME ^ NRWBEHflV HOTEL AT R. G. Wallace, who h«* been a pa tient in the Veterans Hospital, Co lumbia, for the poet flae weeks, re turned to the Hotel Tues day night' and woe reported today Messrs. Fulmer Wells and Wright Cannon will leave Tuesday for New York to visit a fraternity friend of Mr. Weils, and they will be away two weeks or more. Mr. and Mrs., Paul Anderson spent Monday in Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Summer and littla son -eeturned Friday from a-trip to the mountains. Roy Bpting, who travels through North Carolina, is spending a few Hays with his mother, Mrs. T. E. Epting. PATIENTS IN NKWVEltRY HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Ira Gibson of route 3, Newberry, announce the birth of a son, James Corbett Gibson on Sat urday, August 12th. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Carpenter of 901 McKibben street are receiving congrad-ulations upon the arrival of twin sons, bom Wednesday morning,! August 16th. Other patients: Betty Jean Corley. 1908 Piedmont street: Mrs. Russell Shealy, Little Mountain; Mrs. John Harmon, route 1, Prosperity; John Drummond, 2605 Fair Avenue; Miss Mary Lever, 757 Pope street; Mrs. J. G. Mitchell, 916 Cline street; Mrs. W. F. Harmon. 345 Player street; M. C. Moates, Kinards; Mrs. Vennie Rawls, Pdmaria; Mrs. Ophelia Shealy, 1907 Montgomery street and Clar ence Hazel, route 1, Newberry. Mr. and Mrs. Beale Cromer and little daughter, Evelyn, Miss Elise Petenson, Mrs. Lilia Eddy and Wil liam Eddy and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson left Sunday morning for a motor trip to Lake Summit, N. C. MR. AND MRS. J. H. SUMMER ANNOUNCE THE ENGAGEMENT OF THEIR DAUGHTER JANE HARRIET SUMMER Mr. and Mrs. W. F. P-»rtidge, of Savannah, Ga., came ,over for a short visit with Mrs. L. G. Eskridge during the weekend, and their young daught er, Molly, who has been here several weeks returned with them. Mrs. Fitzhugh Cox is visiting Mrs. Sam Williams at Clemson College. Mrs. N. E. Darby and Miss Gladys McDowell have returned from a visit with Mrs. H. B. Stone in Wilming ton, N. C. KklTTZ THEATRE THURSDAY and FRIDAY Louise Allbritton, Robert Paige, Ro bert Benchley, Edw. Everett Horton, Walter Catlett IN “HER PRIMITIVE MAN’* A Terry-Toon Cartoon FOX NEWS Mrs. T. -A. Scarborough and Miss Ethel Jones have retained to their home in the city after a visit with their sister, Mrs. J. C. .Brpgdon _ a* Brogdon.. . _ j ’ DqVid'penning, a student at the Uftiversfity of S. C., spent the past weekend in the home of his mother, Mrs. Daisy Berrie Denning cm Cald well street. Mrs. D. A. Livingston and daught er, Miss Mary Livingston, are visit ing Mrs. Livingston’s daughter. Mrs. Clyde Taylor in Florerice, and Mrs. H. B. Stone in Wilmington. N. C. Mrs. Jack Conover (Margaret Mc Intosh) of Philadelphia, Pa., and her brother, Murray McIntosh of Green ville, were business visitors here last week. Dr. and Mrs. Furman B. McCrack- in. of Bamburg. are guests in the home of Mr. McCrackin’s brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. McGralckin on College street. Mr. and Mrs. John Harrisom Sum mer announce the engagement of their daughter, Jane Harriet, to Charles Emerson Ragland. Lieuten ant, United States Army, of Bowling Green, Kentucky, and Arlington, Vir ginia. Lieut. Ragland is the son of the Rev. and Mrs. Samuel E. Ragland, of Bowling Green, Ky., and the nephew of Mrs. Norman E. Dodson of New berry. 4 ABOUT TOWN SATURDAY Jon Hall, Leon Errol. Alan Curtis, Evelyn Ankers —IN— “The Invisible Man’s Revenge” Comedy: Jungle Jive UNIVERSAL NEWS MONDAY and TUESDAY Walter Brennan. Lon McCallister, Jeanne Crain, Charlotte Greenwood —IN— “HOME IN INDIANA” (In Technicolor) M. G. M. NEWS WEDNESDAY Martha CDriscoll, Noah Berry, Jr., David Bruce, Fuzzy Knight, Maxie Rosenbloom —IN— • “ALLERGIC TO LOVE’* Comedy: Groovie Movie Someone asking- “COKE’’ DICK- ERT when he was going to take his vacation and “Coke” replying “the only place I ever see vacation is in the dictionary” — MRS. MAE A. AULL purchasing overseas boxes to send her sons Christmas packages in England and Prance—MISS AZI LEE LIVINGSTON paying a visit to her old office at D. P. W. on Col lege street while visiting in the city •SAM COOK and family expecting to move to their home in the city soon—DOUGLAS STOKES giving super service at the place where he works SOLICITOR B. V. CHAP MAN walking up College street puff ing on his pipe and someone telling him that he looked like a locomotive MRS. S. C. TENDALL (Brooksie Hutchinson) a nd sister MISS BERTA HUTCHINSON waiting on bus— MISS BETTY JO COUNTS purchas ing fall attire and then talking about going to the beach—MISS ANNA HART goin ginto Western Union of fice—JIMMY WISEMAN has pur chased a* 1 old Model-T Ford to play with—JOE S. BOLAND painting the top of his car on Caldwell street and saying that was the only sure way of getting it done—THAD McCRACKIN returning from a deer hunt at Wal- terboro and bringing back a supply of vension—MRS. THAD McCRACK IN getting a surprise and welcome phone call from her son, CAPT. THAD J. McCRACKIN Tuesday night from Camp Phillips, Saiina, Kansas —Birthday anniversaries through August 25th; Mrs. Clifton Graham and Mrs. H. B. Wilson, Aug. 20; Kat Adams, Aug. 21; Mrs. W. R. Reid 1 , Jr., Aug. 22; Fire Chief Sam Beam, Aue. 23; Rodney Bedenbaugh, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Bedenbaugh. Aug. 24; J. W. Earheardt, Jr., and J. Boyd Robertson, Aug. 25.