Florence Morning News from Florence, South Carolina • 15

SUNDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 25 1955 THE LORENCE MORNING NEWSJXORENCE PAGE 5 disc usscd meons of obtoining more musical instru Holland Bulbs Sears Slashes Prices on Deaths RYE and sears )1 00 DRESSES urais ROEBUCK AND CO Regular 598 Group 99 Sale Price Marne jour own deal it the ashions Street loor control igure 695 Gale Support 588 Burrj Hurry Kurry to our Buick Sales Circus itting Room acilities Experienced Corsetieres by the made comfortable SAVE 107 Herring won the all expcnsc paid trip as the outstanding salesman in the district last summer accord ing to Walter Shipley district sales managerty' and 11 WILDCAT is held by Dexter Meltor (left) 16 year old Lake City youths who shot the SOLD ONLY BY SIAKS KXWCX ANO CO Area Boy Promoted A Timmonsville boy A Theo dore Quantz son Mr and Mrs Albert Quantz has been pro moted to a cadet sergeant in Com pany A at the Bolles School Jack sonville la COME AND GET THE MOST TBBILL1NG PERORMERS Henry Muldrow BISHOPVILLE Sept uneral service for Henry Muldrow will be conducted from Bethlehem Methodist Church Bishopville at 4 pm Sunday by the pastor the Rev William Boukmght Burial will be in Bethlehem Cemetery igure control made comfortable! elastic side gores Pink only 13 in 24 to 36 38 14 in 26 to 40 42 Dread Sleeping Sickness' Hits Animals In County encephalitis during the summer is mot unusual in lorence County a veternarian said "However we have never before recorded three cases in a two week Sleeping sickness can be trafls milted to farm animals other tnan horses and mules Cdses have been recorded in humans but the virus which caused the disease was iso America title was among the distinguished visi tors here Thursday for the open 1 CARD THANKS The Barnes family wishes thank their many friends for kind deeds and sympathy shown at the death of their loved ones Leon Barnes Inoculations are already under way with one veternarian report ing approximately 350 animals treated and another about 50 THE DISADVANTAGE of the preventative shots is that two must be given one week apart Once an animal contracts the disease there is no known effective cure a lorence veternarian pointed out Animals which survive are called ''Dodos" stupid since the disease effects the brain rom 75 to 100 horses and mules have died in the state since out break of the malady in Charles ton County in mid summer irst cases ere reported on islands be fore it spread to the mainland There are two varieties of the disease eastern and western Heads of the lorence County animals were sent to the Wash ington Bureau of Animal Indus try where the disease caused by a virus was diagnosed as the eastern variety There is no sac cine nhiqh controls both sarie liest or two cases of equine latcd and controlled several years ago Persons attending animals which have sleeping sickness can con tract the disease through cuts on the skin During an epidemic among farm animals in the mid thirties a number of people died in the New England area alter con tracting it because celebrating ths biggest salts ii years Mrs Holladay SUOLK Va Sept Mrs Margaret Breeden Holladay 71 years old native of Bennettsville died' today about 8 am at her home here She was the widow of JosephjE Holladay of' Suffolk' She was a daughter of the late Capt Peter Lindsay and Margaret Cockran Emanuel Breeden of Bennettsville In her younger days Mrs Breed en Holladay was prominent in civ ic activities here She is survived by four nephews A Dupre Breeden of Suffolk Breeden and Coke Battle Breeden of Bennettsville and John Burk halter of Ridgeville and three nieces Mrs Annie' Aubrey Lane and Mrs Westelle Miller of Bennettsville and Mrs Margaret Leney of Cheraw uneral arrangements will be announced from the Baker uneral Home here jt faiM fort qesbSelling lBuiek in A golden carriage from Char leston added historical zest to the long parade Lt Gov Eugene Rollings and Mrs Rollings were here and he crowned Miss arm erette Clowns have been busy all the time on the streets distribut ing baloons and other favors Many prizes and gifts have been presented Perhaps the most unique is a don key which went to the winner of the pin throwing contest Regardless of were out to Make September the Sellingest Month In History Come in and Save Save Save 40 And 8 To Hold Pee Dee Meeting The Pee Dee Voture No 1181 40 and 8 Society will hold its dis trict meeting at Kingstree next Thursday at which time members of Boys State will be entertained at an open house The principal speaker will be Congressman John McMillan Representatives from lorence Kingstree Lake City and Darling ton are expected to be present Hardee Jr Warren Leon Hardee Jr seven week old son of Mr and Mrs Hardee of Rose Hill drive died at 10:30 a Saturday at the home after a brief illness uneral services will be con ducted at 2:30 tn Sunday in Gourdines Chapel near Andrews by the Rev A Sanders pastor of Georgetown Sampit church and the Rev Beale pastor of Union Presbyterian Church of Salt ers Burial will be in the church cemetery Serving as active pallbearers will be Joe Thompson Winston Matthews Dalton Newton and Leo nard Thompson Surviving are the parents a sis ter Portia Anne Hardee all of lorence and the paternal grand parents Mr and Mrs Oscar Har dee of Andrews The funeral party will leave the residence at 1 directed Waters uneral Home Mrs James Edwards DARLINGTON Sept 24 Mrs James Edwards died early this morning in a lorence hospital uneral services will be at 5 Sunday at the graveside in Grove Hill Cemetery conducted by the Rev Witherspoon Dunlap pastor of Darlington Presbyterian Church and the Rev Pope Trinity Methodist Church pastor Surviving are three sons James Edwards Jr of Dyver Va A Wardlaw Edwards of Lakeland la and Walter Edwards of Darlington three daughters Sara Hannah and Josephine Edwards all of Darlington a brother Wardlaw of Spartanburg eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren Buy several and you're ell set for a well dressed fall' and winter! Ar this sensationally low price you'd scarcely expect to find such fine quality such excellent styling such a wide selection! Come come all Juniors misses and half sizes! Negro Sentenced or Affronting White Woman A 30 ycar old Negro man yester day began serving a 60 day chain gang term for indecent and disorderly conduct before a white woman He is Jake Watkins a native of North Carolina who was work ing here for a Georgia contract crew Watkins was given a maxi mum sentence of $200 or 60 days on the chain gang by Magistrate Peter Hyman after pleading guilty Watkins was arrested by dep uty sheriff Sanders Bacot after a white woman in an Oak Grove community store complained Wat kins showed her indecent pictures and made suggestive rcmaiks Hy man said The woman did not ap pear in court Buick's Star of Stars the Car of Cars: Roadmaster 2 Door 6 Passenger Riviera Model 76R 236 bp 1 27 in wheelbase Buick's Peerless Performance Car the CtNTUKY (With Buick's highest power to weight rdtiol) 4 Door 6 Passenger Riviera Model 63 236 hp 122 in wheelbase with bargains for each purchaser and customers have packed the stores all day VISITORS ARE in Manning from every state in the union and con tinuing to arrive Messages of in terest and congratulations are be ing received from natives and former residents of Manning from all sections of the nation express ing regret at being unable to at tend Even old man weather has co operated fully through the first three days of the five day celebra tion whiih gut under way at 10 a Thursday Crowds have been present for each feature of the scheduled program I Since the first plans for this celebration were made early this year under the sponsorship of the Manning Merchant's Assn aud the 'iner Carolina committee on the all un est a spirit of unity of effort has pre vailed even beyond expectations officials say Other counties who have held like celebrations have aided generously in advice and various other means which have proven indespensablc they added CAROLYN WILLIS of Chester field recent winner of the By RANK BIGGERS Morning News Staff Writer At least three farm animals have died in lorence County within the past two weeks as a result of the deadly equine encephalitis ing which has already reached epidemic proportions in coastal counties One of the animals a saddle horse died on a farm in the Tans Bay section 'ihe other two one plow mule on a farm between Olanta and Sardis and a logging horse near the Lee County line were destroyed after the disease was diagnosed lorence veternarians ex pressed hope the disease would be controlled by the arrival of cold weatjjer since it is believed to be transmitted mainly by in sects As a measure of preparedness plans have already been worked cut to set up clinics tor the inno culation of horses and mules in the county in the event more cases arc noted according to County arm Agent Rogers Local ood Salesman Wins Northern Trip Robert Herring 600 Me? Queen St southeastern representa tive for the General Mills Corp left riday for a two stay in Minneapolis Minn home office of the concern I LORENCE CIVIC ORCHESTRA leaders discussed meons of obtoining more musical instru ments at a meeting here riday rom left are Campbell president Al Johnson direc tor Julian Bass chairman of the board of directors and Mrs A Hardee membership drive committee chairman (Morning News photo) By NELLE WEI LS Staff Correspondent MANNING Sept 24 Thc third day of Clarendon cele bration of its 100th birthday was climaxed here tonight with the presentation of the historical pag eant County Past and Present" before an audience of thousands at the ball park Participating in the drama were 375 persons including a 100 voice chorus the local National Guard Unit and Clarendon County resi dents Tomorrow has been set aside as Church Day with Presbyteri an Baptist and Methodist churches holding homecoming Centennial birthday invitations have gone out from each ol these denominations to former pastors and members to return for the worship services and be guests of the host churches for dinner on the grounds At 5 pm Sunday there will be a union vesper service at the ball park The historical pageant will be presented again at 8:30 pm Mon day in the ball park Today the merchants held Shop Day and filled their stores SEE JACKE GLEASON ON TV lty Saturday Evening Sk'jT S' tep right this way ladies and gentlemen to the most colossal selling event in motorcar history our one and only Buick Sales Circus Come in and see the most thrilling performers only cars with the switch pitch magic of Variable Pitch Dv onflow Pick the beauty you want then you take the whip and make us perform on the trade in you want and the terms you want Your spanking new Buick is practically in your garage right now! not tre mean business But hurry hurry hurry because going going going Varioble itch DynaflotO is the only Dynaflow Buick builds today It is standard on Roadmaster optional at modest extra cost on other Series QUALITY MOTORS INC 247 NORTH IRBY STREET LORENCE sought for by prayer and through fasting Included in the Day of Atone ment services at area synagogues is this passage pray for all tinuing throughout the following men Grant that wherever a heart day jsighns in anguish under the burden According to the Bible Yomjof guilt wherever a soul yearns Kippur is the time to seek divine i to return to Thee it may feel the pardon for one's sins and to grant effect of Thy pardoning love and pardon to those who have offended I mercy Let superstition falsehood the worshipper orgiveness island malice vanish everywhere" BAGGED AM i A UUIIIVII JUDU IWJVMi jvvom pound 11 ounce cat in the High Hill community near Highway 378 this week The youths reported they both fired at the same fjmei (Morning News photo by Torny) Reg 875 Group 399 Reg 1075 Group 499 (Look 4 doors and no center the pioneer of 4 door ha tops!) Buick's Big Beautiful end Low Price Special 4 Door 6 Passenger Riviera Model 43 188 hp 122 in wheelbase Open 9:30 to 6:00 Daily and Wed 9:30 to 9 ri 9:30 to 7 Sat ii awe eenn1 131 Irby St lorence Dial 4361 Just Arrived Over 100 Varieties Best Low Prices Also ERTILIZER Phone 6013 lorence Seed Store 163 Dargan St Huge Historical Pageant Ends 3rd Day of Manning Centennial Jewry's Most Solemn Day Yom Kippur Begins Tonight Pee Dee Jewry most solemn holy day Yom kippur the Day of Atonement will be marked here and in all parts of the world be ginning at sunset today and con "RnKHUW 1 1JlV'fJWKWII HR il rv 'I ll YM I tja 4 1 Xl I fa MV" I 4 I I I i i 1 SPECTACULAR VALUES! fa 'fa faT: tils 1 7r vfrni ii ft All 1 WxWWl lih Kit II JIIRi II mi I 'flU III Mli HhB hvlwi Iwi r'O'Ji pOuI i £iSISMHK9S9E i il fa fa (i fa fa fa 1 fafafa li kAv wll I fa Mg 7 HZ Miwiy ZWrol A IT I Mn A fa 1r ti lyi fa wbb Mfe' 1 IpIMnSpK fa fit 4c "fc 1 1.