The Times and Democrat from Orangeburg, South Carolina • 8

THE TIMES AND DEMOCRAT, ORANGEBURG, S. THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1942. ORANGEBURG TO HAVE DAYROOM FOR VISITING SERyiCE MEN PAGE EIGHT -liSCHOOL OPENING Bottles Boost Bonds HOLLY HILL JONES PRAISES Aeronautics Course LOCAL YOUTHS a aa a rM-j AT EUTAWVILLE Will Be Furnished By Legion Auxiliary PERSONALS HOLLY HILL, Aug. 19. Mrs.

Q. C. Latimer to her home here Saturday after a week's stay with her mother, Mrs. George Davis, in Orangeburg. Class Room Work Begins on Sept.

Teachers Meet on Sept. 2 State Commissioner Congratulates Candidates of Hoys' State Supt. Thackston Approves Inauguration of Preflight Training Course; Jane Mrs. A. L.

Breeland, Mrs. H. M. Heeseman, and Mrs. C.

H. Potter One at Hawthorne Field Also Planned; Cha irman Harley Says Much Interest in Dayroom Program Is Shown visited Miss Mae Joyner at Tou six Orangeburg youths, cawii Crum Named Instructor rney Hospital in Sumter on Sun day. EUTAWVILLE. Aug. 19.

The Eutawville public schools will open for the 1942-43 school session Thursday morning, September 3rd. at 9.30 EWT. The first' faculty meeting will be held in the high school building Wednesday morning, September 2nd, at ten o'clock. All children entering school for Mr. and Mrs.

T. J. and Mrs. S. V.

Breeland were visitors in Orangeburg Monday. Misses Harriet Bull and Elizabeth Avinger are visiting Miss Alice Turner in Junaluska, dates lor slate onices in tne gen-oral election of the thii'd annual Palmetto Roys' State recently heM On the opening of Orangeburg at the University of South Caro- Iih. Thrusrlay. Sept. 3.

for- the lina, yesterday received letters of session, instructions in congratulations from J. Roy Jones, pre-i'light aeronautics will be commissioner, South Carolina IV Riven with its regular continua-partmcnt of Agriculture. 'tion from year to year. On congratulating the bovs. Approval of the inauguration iii ill mft'iitir the first time are urged to ba Mrs.

L. D. Wells has returned i According to an announcement soldiers, last mclit bv 11. Clifton Harley. Mr.

Harley said tbat consider-chairman of the Camn and Hos-jable interest is being taken here pital Committee of the Orange-1 among the various clubs, organi-burg chanter of the Red Cross, zalions and churches in the plan plans are in the making to pro- to furnish Dayrooms at Fort vide a Da room in this city fori Jackson. It is planned to provide the vise of visiting service men. the lurnishinas for at least ten of Mr. Harley also announced that i these rooms at the Fort and more a Dayroom is to be provided at. may be furnished, the Hawthorne School of Aero- What the Red Cross Camp and nautics as soon as a room or build Hospital Committees are doing ins can be made.

available at the nere in this state, for soldiers aviation training center. have left families, homes The Dayroom to be provided in Hnd jobs, the Red Cross commit- to her home here Commissioner Jones pointed out that it was a tribute to them to bp candidates in the state elec after visiting HatP and conduct of such a course was yesterday by City Superintendent A. ,1. Thackston. This further adoption of the relatives' in Greenwood last week.

tions which was evidence of their SIGN WAS WRONG; SHOIXDA SAID "DANGER." Milk bottles have joined the cam-paijjn 'to boost the sale of war bonds. Miss Jane E. Austin, Treasury leadership as recognized by their wokiuii in me mho senooi 10 1 wartime needs has been advocat- i 'Ml by Superintendent Thackston He added that Big oaks from ()Ver a. sustained period of time, little acorns grow." and expressed he is much nlenserl with the Vr-'i Mrs. H.

M. Heeseman, Mrs. 0. D. Rhame and Mrs.

C. H. Potter spent Friday in Charleston. Mr. and Mrs.

K. X. Felder spent the past week-end at their summer home on Isle of Palms. Mrs. R.

A. Bennett visited her in Williston last week. Friends of Mrs. J. L.

Parler are Dept. messenger is shown pouring TULSA. Okla (TV- At an Oklahoma ordnance plant the emphasis is on safety, safety and more safety. "Tell me exactlv from one of the new patriotic milk his hopes that as they grow in age way the plans are now shaping the city wui ne a mooei and in other sections of the coun- i. i.i be furnished bv the local Ameri bottles.

It carries a message in red, white and blue to remind all to buy war bonds. now tins accident occurred, re-nuested the plant safety expert who was making out a detailed glad to know she has recovered report Him Minnie nicy wouiu mso grow up. in wisdom and good deeds so that It was announced last night when they reach the age of greater that no specific age or class had service to their fellowmen, they been decided on as to who the would continue to be recognized course would be open to, but paras leaders in their affairs. ticularly to the students who are "South Carolina is basically an Pining to enter this type of agricultural state," Mr. Jones tie- service within a year or concerning a mishap, said the injured employe.

sufficiently to be removed from "Well CANDIDATES TO try are also doing. Dayrooms are being provided all over the country where Forts, Camps and Air Fields are located. Mr. Harley said that everyone will want to. i.nd consider it a privilege, to take part in this work, we are asking you to give something to the furnishing of these rooms something you miRht spare out of your home; or.

if your would rather, you can can Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. Lt P. Thackston is chairman of the committee named by the auxiliary to have charge of this work. It is announced that the location on Miridleton street, formerly occupied by the Bank of Cope will house the Dayroom here.

The Bank of Cope has kindly consented to permit the use of this building for this purpose. the Tri-County Hospital to her "it was this way. I bumped brother's home in Orangeburg. smack into a safety sign." JANE CRUM innnroft iilUUtiJd UllUlOiclarp'Vml existence, our history, our churches and our Crum. who graduated from the With this addition to the curriculum it was also announced that Jane Crum.

graduate of the University of South Carolina and scnoois nave oeeii ouni on trie products of our farms and the loyalty of our people to the soil of university last june. naci lanen special courses in aeronautics and was well qualified to fill the position. He also said that students The local Dayroom will be set i CAROLINA i. the state." He i fin vim i i r.i i Only Campaign Meeting I for This County to Be Held Tomorrow ih.n tl, i.mniK mis couise wouia receive stnictor. the same credit as for another subiect of the curriculum.

Dr. Thackston stated that Miss Palmetto Hoys' State would cany on this heritage. TODAY, THURSDAY niture. curtains, lamps, etc. in fornishins thnir Davrnoms.

"Mng room. This cunty's only campaign He added that he was sending Visiting service men will be in-! "ive vour gm in the name of: meeting for candidates seeking tm. )0yS, under separate cover, a vited to make use of this Day-'your church, club or organization. 'nomination for county offices in; handbook on the state of South characteristics his senior year. He I was also an active participant in i dramatics in hiph srhrwil Last Rites For Rivers MurcL Urdeili I fiimlinfi ill linm.

thnt it YYi'tv mmmr The basis upon which the candi- bring to them a clearer pictun Knneral service for ivors i dates are selected for all scholar- room while they are in the citv.and notify the Red Cross mesctays primary, win ne and the public will be invited to telephone 649 or H. Clifton Har-jheld tomorrow, inspect it. There are usually a ley, telephone 139. and someone' M. E.

Zeigler. county chairman, large number of viisting soldiers will call for your gift which will said yesterday the meeting would in thP ritv over the week-end be labeled and credit will he fiv- be held at the court house and OC of the state in which they live. The local bovs who participated. Murden were held Wednesday af-i 1 ny -aiei includes no in the state elections and given ternoon at 4.3(1 o'clock at the conipeuin examinauon. out ratn- i M1 1 Jiikes-Mariev Kunera Home.

Mr. vi t- raii mutnc wwsMiin i ioner Jon and this recreation center will no en you and tne organization ot Hiiniuifu kui uhmh vj recognition bv Coiunii Murden was 50 years of age and qualities of lead i p. moral or aouot oe useci noeraiiv o.v uiest: -oui ciioice. There are only two races in mwm iiivic ia L'luonmii. interest, house of are of county-wide These are the race for CAMERON NORTH SCHOUL rrTn nrnrn m'l for he died Mondav atternoon alter cnaiacier, scnoiastic auainments i several months' illness.

He was a physical vigor. The scholar- World War veteran. ship committee, an entirely un- The services were largely at- biased group, chooses the winners tended and were in charge of from an examination of the appli- Rev. Paul A. Bolen.

Many beau- cants' records. I tiful lowers covered his grave I Young Home, who succeeds in Memorial Park Cemetery. 1 Thomas Bunvan Watt, of Dar- i representatives and the race r'Mfm upiohpr at thp ritv nf Or- CAMERON. Aug. A.

t' angeDurg. uiner couiuy-w uie in Ins congratulatory letters, are William Crutchfield, 1942 governor of Boys' State; Jack Baldwin, 1912 secretary of state; Jimmy Rember, runner-up in the gover-noi 's race; Bill Wannamaker, defeated candidate for lieutenant governor; Walter Salley, defeated candidate for attorney general; Foster Theiling. defeated candidate for chief justice. Funeral Services IjH I 1 SIMHtlKIlM Active pallbearers were: Car- hngton as the nominee nominee lisle Davis, W. T.

Murden. Hai- Crouch scholar? r-rnesi snmer entertainea rat.es incilKte those for county with a peanut boiling Friday night treasurer, county auditor and in honor of Miss Virginia Funchess jufige 0f probate. The candidates of Montgomery, and Edward for these offices are offering for Blaekmon of Orangeburg, who is re-election and are unopposed, leaving in a few days to join the Other races in the county are Superintendent Lynch Announces Faculty for 1912-13 Session old Turner, Pete Light.foot. John- August Ml nv Chavis. Walter Davis, Joe class of lill'V Murden, M.

C. Tindall, Mack fi I ti lor tne A "-ef ship, will report i Jt a member of the i V-Z iY ff )jAAJn Marines. Ithose for magistrate and cotton i luici.v, iiiuiiic reiuer. 1 TTT1 Honorary pallbearers: Dr. H.

White For Mrs. Wad i. targie. Jonn u. Hoiman.

E. fTturfijiV-r. Brickie, John Smoak. W. B.

Mar- Mis Funchess has been visiting weigher. NORTH, Aug. 19. According to rjt.nds and relatives here for sev-' All candidates for magistrate an announcement today by N. L.

era unopposed except in District Lynch. the. Many old-time games were play- No. 4 where there arc two can-North public schools will begin the e( on lawn, which all took didates offering. 1942-43 session on Thursday, Sep-! part Afterwards they were in- In the races for local cotton temher 10.

Brief open in exercises to enjHV hot boiled peanuts weigher there is no opposition will be held in the auditorium at 1 ami C( i() omonwie. except at Eiloree where there are 9 o'clock. EWT. AU patrons are Those present included the host- two places to be filled with three cordially invited to be present. esses Hn(j hom.

Ruest all() few candidates. All pupils entering the first Little interest has been shown KLLOREE, Aug. Funeral tin. Joe Bates. Gary Brooker, H.

services for Mrs. Gordie Felder E. Hutto. Robert Syfrett, Dr. W.

Wade, (if), who died Monday after- Whetsell, Boyce Bozard. G. A. noon at o'clock at "the 3Po- Rogers, Manly Dawkins, 1,. Ben- lumbia Hospital, were held Tes- nett, Geo.

Fairey, Norton Whis-day afternoon from the Eiloree enhunt, Tobe Judy, B. L. Davis, i 'j A number of white registrants have been notified by Selective Service Hoard No. (4 at Eiloree to report for induction the morn- ing of Sept. 5.

They will leave Methodist Church. The Rev. Wen- grade must oe six years or age Dr. and Krs. Frank Geiger and PliJ-s this year This holds, del hite, pastor of Santee Bap- fa Youth i- true with regard to the campaign i tint Church, Eiloree.

was in charge vjfciiuc UUIU rninmhi oni Mr. true with regard to the campaign before Christmas and must have i I of the services. Interment was in1 had the smallpox vaccination. All I r.tuu cnmun for state olfices and has been Cornelius Stromal! and state olfices and Wins Scholarship commented upon very generally the Jerusalem Cemetery. Mrs.

Wade was born Senfemberl Jean, and Timrod Stroman, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Chavis. Mr. and 11 ic" .4.

10, 187(1. the daughter of Carson' Watson Duncan Home, son of Felder and Dalura Bull Felder.1 Mr. and Mrs. J. Olin Home, of, She was twice married.

Her first' George avenue, St. George, has marriage was to John P. Wade, been awarded the James R. Crouch pupils are urged to enter school whether or not. they are able to secure books The faculty consists of the following; High School Miss Frances Brown, Scotia, mathematics; Miss Nellie Lister.

Inman. home eco Mrs. Cliftm, Harley and daughter, jjj lack of interest is reflect-Helen Harley, Mr. and Mrs. A.

J. ed in the enrollment recently Hutto, Mrs. Maybelle Rast and son, competeci Al Rast, Miss Mary Amelia Black- ti -s--m i jsrrJ.T i r. scnoiarsmp at i ne uadei. it was announced hv tieneral r.

bum- nnio oil xier secono marriage was tu mon Miss lie Ruple, all of Or- general comment on the streets Charlie Wade who died October am angehurg; Mrs. Francs Harley for the past week or more hasio iqiO wno aleu t0Der m(, brown of Manning and Orange- i1Bpn in th pffpet that thni-P will hr Brown of Manning and Orange- t1Bpn in th rffvrt that thorp will Her second marriage was to of rail, president. Mr. Home was nomics; Miss Louise Duensing, St. Mrs.

Wade member chosen trom a large field of appli-. FRIDAY cauls, all of whom seemed to pos-' Matthews, commercial; J. B. Die-; burg, Mrs. Herman Zeigler and not be many voters who will take Fj( Mdist Church which her.

Irmo. agriculture; N. h. James ra.rey of near Cameron; time 'out to attend a campaign I 'n. T.vnoh Tr Vnrth ci.nr.i intonrinnt i i- ui Mowitt attended as long as nei neaitn was a lone as her health ess to a high degree the qualifi- 1'ieeiing just ai mis lime.

me A principal and English teacher! Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gramline. mainritv (if thp vnlnix in the office of the board in the town hall there that morning and will go to Fort Jackson for induction. The list includes: (ieorge Preston Webber.

William Lee Brandenburg. i Edward McNeil Rush. John Osborne Troutman. William Rodney Duncan. George Francis Avinger.

Thomas Ravsor Berry. Brooks McDowell Parker. Hughes Rush. Archie Sweat Edward LaRoache Boone. Theodore Marley L'lmer.

Joseph Richard Grooms. John Martin. John Parris Stone. Robert Wilder Willis. Emanuel Welch.

Samuel Wingard Bookhart. Romie Nolan Avinger. Andrew Mortimer Stroman, Jr. Hoyt Woodrow Sweatman. Iva Patrick Griffin.

Norwood Harris Webber. Roger Terrell Smith. Hazel Jackson. Lester Pitts Cain. Edward Kull.

John Preston Stone. John Mack Strock. THE fftiuUt, STREAMLINED COMEDY OF THE SEASONI art yet to be selected. i Mr. and Mrs.

Jervis Ayers, A. J. rural districts and they are busy Miss Ella and A. D. Ayers, Mr.

and Mrs. just at this time with harvesting 1 1 Grammar School Padgette. 1st: Miss Miriam, Reid. Batesburg. 2nd; Miss Anita Jones.

Estill. 3rd: Miss Bobby' McKewn. Orangeburg. 4th; Miss1 Cornelia Crum. Rowesville.

5th: Mrs. Imog'jne Livingston. North. 1 6th; Miss Dons Davis, Norway, 7th grade. NE FOUND THAT THE BEST WAY TO WORK UP FROM THE BOTTOM WAS TO START AT THE permitted and took an active pari uun leijuneu mr uns senomi-in the Sunday School and Mis- ship.

sionary Society. ith a four-year record at t4ie Mrs. Wade 'had been ill at her St. George High School in which home here for several weeks. She be made no year grade below 96 was carried to the Columbia Hos- young Home took part in many pital late Saturday night after be- extra-curricular activities.

He was ing stricken with an attack from president of his class in his third which she never regained con- and fourth years in high school; sciousness. was editor of the "Hi-Ways," the Survivors are; Two daughters, school magazine; was a member Miss Flossie Wade, Columbia; of the Beta Club and was presi-Mrs. K. O. Birt, Blloree; two dent of this organization.

He was John Wade and Arthur Wade, I district winner in the Fifth Dis-both of Charleston; two trict mental contest and was the Mrs. John Cooley, Campobello; state winner in English. He was Mrs. Ed Santee, and al awarded the faculty medal for brother, Herbert Felder of Parler. I leadership, scholarship and other Carlisle Bozard, Miss Mary DanU- their crops.

In addition the lim-ler. Miss Lessie Ruple, Marion, Rations which have been placed Arthur, S. Johnnie and Jay on the use of gasoline and the Ruple, Miss Doris Dantzler of rationing of tires will have their Providence, Mis Gussie Louiseffect on the meeting. Gas and Stroman, Buster Zeigler and Au-' tires are now being rationed on brey Shuler, of Orangeburg, jthe basis of actual needs and in some cases these needs cannot be MOl'SE STOPS filled due to shortages. STREET TRAFFIC.

I All of these factors will have GLASCOW. (Pi Traffic influence on the meeting screeched to a standstill on a to. the extent that it is not street and crowds gathered Pected that there will be any There, between the rails in front audience to hear what the of a tramcar. was a mouse, which 'candidates will have to sav. TOP c.

VANCE CELEBRATES 3RD BIRTHDAY. the motorman chased from the VANCE. Aug IP Little Miss 'tracks before traffic proceeded. NORTH Ularv ranee- Inck. daughter of and Gwendolyn Atkins NORTH Aiip iA The revi- II.KM.I.MIL Mfc.NTHKN.

Val servieps held in the RaDtist Friends of J. Dantzler will church last week ended Sunday Mr. and Vitgi! Irick. was 1hrr-p vcar- on Monday. Aug.

to celebrate the great e'en1. hr- eiothrr party, vhich he called i af no! i-in rampapt -tig th.s of uo-ftanHing AmeiKan-. be glad to know that he is im- night, when the ordinance of proving nicely after having been baptism was administered. Dr. verv ill last week.

IColvin of the Rosewood Baptist Mrs. James Weeks and chil- church. Columbia, was the min- A i rt'. with'uii 5' can't be a party riren. Mary Lou, Jimmie and ister.

There were eight additions ui'- ganie. so Julia Ann. of Pinewood. visited to the church, two by letter, six JVP rv fiiiii'p- mother and Miss- Mrs. Week's parents, Mr.

and by baptism. There were several Bevetlv Hull and Juanita Mis. T. J. Hart.

riurine the from Providence Church who re rrayhek kent children hatmv nasi week ceived the baptismal rites. (LT5f NTj C-jrT JOYCE 0 Un EDWARDS $1 BARIIER SATURDAY at plav. Thi'ie aa- also a con- Miss Tommie Dukes of Flor- tpt of pinning the donkey's tail jwice. spent several days here last on. which Pincknev Mitchum.

week ith her parents, Mr. and wcn hi-! prie. and Marv Mrs. G. T.

Dukes. The friends of Grover Jeffcoat and Mrs. Jeffcoat were glad to see them in North last week. Mr. Jeffocat was reared in North, but Elaine won the boohv Rembert Dukes lpft riflMV fnr ba ttimHp his homp in Columbia U' Edison Electrical School in New! for several vears.

He is a mem- veivwheie. and York, after having spent' a week 1 ber of Dr. Colvin's church, and Hew the ta'i'f' here with his parents. Mr. and.

he. with a delegation from Rose- I MONOGRAM PICTURIS I presents In 'velv red. white ti eerier was a av cake dune in 1H 1 hi I 4 nnTnn prnnnp fTDifnnn? at'd h'li'-. tK rd red. rjmdie the Id'U- a er.

Mr-. Delicious Vidiiai iced by Mrs Mrs. G. T. Dukes.

wood, came down to hear their T. L. Dukes left Sunday for pastor. Tatum. where he has been work-.

Dr. and Mrs. F. P. Byrd of as A.

C. L. agent. I Ridge Spring. sint Sunday af- Mr.

and Mrs. Lawton Irick and ternoon. with Mrs. Byrd's uncle, children. Patsy mid Lawton.

A. Glover. and W. Irick. were Sundav: Supt.

and Mrs. N. L. Lynch. uuc-ts of Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Jr. children, ere guests of Bei rv in Eiloree. Mr. Lynch's parents in Bowman I Little Miss Joanne Avinger is cji Sunday.

I ending some" time in Columbia The friends of Tobin Cartin re- iivi with three t. TbN was Eien to bv. Dantier. n'e cream and '-uke-i we ie i-erv- ii if who Wrl rmna brent itzgerald r.x.Tr Jit- j-srw rri ed in bv mo hers. Mr- "rand-iJanlJer and BuckJOMES Mrs.

Aanec I'i'k. and ah old MiH as the guest of her grandparents. gret to learn of his illness and Mr and Mrs. Delk. hone he will soon regain his for- Mis HaiTptt Hlllt left Tno.rlu,.

moi- nA KnlIU i TIM RAYMOND HATTON MCCUY "SILVER I to, a visit with Miss Alice Tur- Joe Leaphai is spending a few ns; ner at Lake Junaluska. N. C. The davs with his friend. Arthur Turners of Holly Hill have a Glover Peake.

in Columbia. oMge there Henrv D. Livingston. who nv he i EXTRA at 1:50 and 10:45 friend cf the Mis. who Mar'.

France "Sister Mitt." The lovplv citt and he tt-t- ts rir ir won'ieiiui -Thoe who enicvi-ri Manv res' rartv rer wese. Pcverlv Bull. J- I r. i r-i i F. Ii.ck El- is taking a special course at Car-oree si Tuesday with the olina.

came down to soend last I-awton Iricks. week with the home folks, in- 4 Fi V'W" 1r. I M. Bdton Senn of Cameron soent tending to return Sundav. but arid i Tuesday evening ith Mr ai.ii u.ac strirkpn Fririnv with mnmns Carl'on Fra-iick.

Cai 1 Noi'i is Mrs. E. S. Senn. Mr Snn hac anrl ic nn? rAnfinH tr.

Vtic hnmn jCKie din neanv. rame-, neen in the hospital at the navy Fred U. Wolfe, son of Mrs. Hart ana lck-jvard tor the past ten days be- Wolfe and the late Fred Wolfe, wrod snd tws cause of an injured hand. who has been teaching in Mid- Fnnc-t.

Sam 'rii-ir Marv, Mrs Nathaniel Inck and little dlesex. N. C. after spending his Elaine A-n and Ludv Avin-jara Van of Eiloree sovnt Tues- vacation ith his mother, hrs re-rr. Av.rgor.

Ann -nu-h--'av here with Mr. and Mrs J. L. tvw to hi home. THURSDAY.

FRIDAY and SATURDAY EDISTO DONALD CRISP LARRY SIMMS NANCY COLEMAN GENE LOCKHART Ma roan nn Jimmie r.rown. uanlzler. Friends of Milt Livingstm aref ilVlm.n-. P-neknev. Mis Fiie Brickie of Coi- vi-glad to see him at his post again.

1 Jr UM and J. T. itchum.ited friends here thus week. after an illness of several weeks..