Aiken Standard from Aiken, South Carolina • Page 2

AIKEN STANDARD AND The (My Newspaper Published In Aiken WEDNESDAY, AUG. 12 1942 ONLY ONE REQUEST FOR PURCHASE OF fEANlTTPlCKER To. date only one request 'for purchase of a'new-peanut picker 'Jilts been- made in Aiken County. -recording- to the information on iia'nd'with The. Aiken County Agricultural WaV Boartl.

It 'isr suggested peanut growers in sections, of the county where sufficient that they reliable parties in purchasing peanut pickers. This should bo done immediately as' the time is drawing near where the delivery of. pickers will closed. The Wai: Board making everv effort possiple to place. pickers, in coast(1 -sui'viycd tions.

E. E. Chavous Dies At Gloverville Emoiy Chavous, 37-year- old -husband-'of. Mrs. ftlarcia Chav ous, died, at the residence of yii Mis Melton in Lahjrle'y'Friday.

Funeral-services were at the Liiiigley Baptist church Sun'day afternoon at'4 Herman Crawford and the Rev. R. C. IJsscvy officiated and interment followd' in icinetery. I Ji Grove native tions.

It-wil, therefore, be appro- Mrs. ci-dted if YOU will advise this board Batn one Mr. Chavous was of the Horse Creek Valley and had served as time kaepcr in the Bath mills for the past 15 years. He was well known throughout lh is section. addition de- by his step Mrs.

Emma Chavous of ci-dte at Aiken of the names of any persons who might 'be interested in a peanut picker for custom work. These picker? may be purchased through The Georgia. Florida Alabama Peanut Association for cash or on credit. The representa- 'tive in Aiken County is -Garvin. Brothers, Aiken.

Additional information yibh reference to purchasing peanut pickers may 'be secured through Gar- viti Brothers, Aiken or The County AAA office in the Agricultural Smtdinjr, Aiken. BETHCAR (Mrs. boil Swarti) AVednesday afternoon Canil) Rawls closed its six weeks camp. Duriiipf this period over SOO j'nuiig ''Baptists enjoyed tlioir ncw m.L'r-fiiiiip-vvliicli-isr located on- our community. Miss 'Ruth Provence, Mrs.

Charles Gi'if- tin and the Rev. Ivcy L. 'Bishop di- rectL'd thc.sc camps'und mission- from all parts-of- the world were there. The Y. W.

A. thorn- lErhly enjoyed Kate Ellen who lectured on PixU'stinu. JJisseS'-Pujftry--Gook -and Lillian Miserable with backache HEN kidneys (unction badly and you suffer a nagging backache, dizziness, burning, scanty or too frequent urination and getting up at night; when you feel tired, nervous, all upset. use Doan's Pills. Dosn's are especially for poorly working kidneys.

Millions of boxes jre used every year. They are tecom- mended (he country over. Ask your neighbor! tor, Miss Louise Chavours of Bath; one brother, Edgar Chavious of 'Bath and onu iiunt, Mrs. Lizzie Barnes of Augusta, Swnrtz wore ainons the Y. A's who attended camp arid Elaine attended special sessions of this cum also.

Billie Jean Swartz also spent sometime in the Sunbeam camp which was, directed 1 by Mi-s. Charles Gi'iffin State W. M. U. President and Mi's.

Bill Dawson of Columbia served as Camp Mother. The Rev. John White of Spartanburg made motion pictures of all the most interesting phases of the. camp work. The business Women's Circles of the Baptist W.

M's will "hold 'a weekend session of camp on Labor weekend. Miss Vonnio Er Lance will direct this camp and Mrs. Lois will serve as camp dietitian again. Eufus Thomas is now serving as camp caretaker. According to all who ti'nucif the Stale W.

Executive Board meeting, which was Held Monday afternoon of camp everyone felt quite satisfied with the progress of their first camp session. Miss Lottie Brodie, Mrs. II. C. Hester, and Mrs.

Lois Swartz were among the Kxfcutive members of the Edisto Association who attend this'meet- WHERE TO GET YOUR ANSWERS Effective August 1, thiough a 1 consolidation 0 agencies, the field office of Government Repoits were discontinued and there was established the Bureau of Public Inquiries'of the Office of War Information in 31 -cities, in 29 states. The-office oC 1 'the Bureau of Public Inquiries in Columbia is atj 1400 iFlendleton Street, inquiries with'reference to Fedeial agencies, heretofore made to the Office of Government should now be made to the Bureau of Public Inquiries, Arthur G. Kceney, field representative. Pinckncy, who was state director of the Office, of Government. Reports.

to call attention the public to the change requests that in future all inquiries bo addressed to Mi': Keeney. Bureau of Public Inquiries have the sanie telephone num'ber which fovmorly wa's used by the Office- of Government Yesterday and Today and family, Miss Lottie Brodie, Mi's. W. D. Swa'rtz, the Doby Rish faniHyr th'e C.

McNaira and others. He also visited many old friends while-here who ed his visit all during the year, and especially during- his weeks stay. Mrs. Pearl Murphy and son J. 'A.

Murphy of Columbia spent several days last week-with the C. B. Smith family. Little Miss Kay 'High of Columbia has been spending sometime with her grandmother, Mrs. Lola Redd and family.

Miss Bessie Posey of Neve Holarul has also: been a visitor in the Redd home. II. A. Garvin ami daughter Bobbie of Aiken spent sometime hits week with their Idnfolks the 0. others.

Mr. Swnrtz and small baby daughter of Wage- iK'r is spending sometime with ill 1 and Mrs. Banks Swartz and family. Mrs. Thomas Brown who underwent, a.

very serious operation at the Baptist Hospital sometime ago The Motor Tnuisport Department of the S. Marine nttd "Jeeps" early as January 29,1931, when the top picture was taken. Below, Leathernecks test-the modern Jeep. The Marine Corps, now at its greatest strength, depends heavily on motorized transportation, Extra Price for-Cotton Wrapped in Cotton Bagging will receive payment pounds in addition to Revival Held Lasl Week iThc Rev. L.

Pay no of the Kan Claire Baptist Church of Columbia hold a very successful Cotton farmers who wrap their Vmles in cotton biiKgins henceforth for seven the jrross weight of their bales, -the National Cotton Council announced in- Memphis yesterday. Under agreements completed by thF Council between trade association and cotton exchanges, all trading- 'rules jroverninyr the soUinK.of cotton have been amended to compensate the seller for use of cotton in of burlap, jute or materials. "These according to -Hujrh M. ConiL'r, cotton mill ex- for the benefit of farmers using cotton wrappings arc, the American cotton Manulacturers Association; the National Association of cotton Manufacturers; New Eng- -landlCotton Buyers Association the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers; -New England Cotton Buyers Association; American Cotton Shippers Association; the Southern Cotton Shippers. association Atlantic Cotton association; Arkansas Cotton trade Association Texas Cotton association; Oklahoma State -Cot- SKILLED WORKERS ARE NEEDED IN SAVANNAH, GA.

There are for airplane mechanics and air- at the Aii- Corps base, 'Hirhter 'Field, Savannah, it has 'been announced by Lt. Col, E. Muchmore, sub- depot commander. Colonel Muchinoi'e emphasized that men with mechanical training and. aptitude, preferably with automotive experience, are desired as ail-plane mechanics' helpers, with a view to training: as qualified airplane mechanics.

Also needed are men with electrical training as ainplane" radio mechanics and The 'Hunter FicUl employs all civilian employes, who are under Federal Civil Service. Only men in class 3-A will be considered for new opening, Col. Muchmore said, and men in.Class Selective Service status Iwill not be considered. The work consists of maintenance and repair of airplanes airplane engines and involves sheet metal and over haul -of aviation -engines, ant stripping and of airplanes' and sub-assemblies. Mei with experience have prospects rapid advancement at' good pay since the rapid expansion of the Army Aii- Force has led to oxpan sion in all establishments 'of tin A.

A- F. One blacksmith also is needed Colonel tions for any of may made in person or by. mail to th personnel office, Sub-Depot. Air Base. Hunter'Field, Savannah Ga: la visited and Mrs L.

E. icott Saturday evening, Mr and Mis. Goidan Bhoden isited in Aiken Sunday evening Earhne Scott who has been pending awhile her grandmother Mrs. B. Hall of -near Batesbuig returned home Fnday Mrs.

William Arander and amily Augusta -also Miss Sanders spent Sunday fitl'i--Mr. Mrs: W. Mr! and Mrs. "Albcrf Carter and family of Lansjey visited jr. and Mrs.

J. W. San-Jerk Sunday. L. Sanders of Ala.

the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Sanders, Sr.

Ion Cn! SOUTH EDISTO K. H. Scott) Political AdvertUement, Safe and Sane DOANS PILLS is'still a patient here and is plead- ecutive and chairman of the ilv improving. committed 0:1 cotton Miss Elaine Swarlz spent fovermjr. "reverse-the former nusduy in Wu.wnov with her kin-) which the farm- folks the Cook family, and 101 wap for (if meeting nt the Bctht-ar Baptist and Mrs.

M. M. Smith Oth-' ow)1 I't'odue-t. They indemnify him ITS visiting in f.rtu Smith home i coml'lotely for the rlilTorciicM; fn-j were MIT. J.anu'i- licif'and weight botu-con cotton Cotton Exchange; Houston Oot- cliiirc-h.

The Kev. Wnyne Ciunloi- and Mrs. Gunter served a Quite a number of folks came- in for this Sirs. J.ulia of H. and Patricia Ann of Myrtle Beach, Mrs.

Richard of Charleston and Miss Evelyn of Columbia. The Rev. Mr. Pa'yiie was the UC st of Mr. and Mrs.

C. B. Smith" and he was entertained by the follow- (lui-insr hi.s stay in our community, Mr. jinl Mi-s. Garvin.

Mr. and Mi D. Sturkic 0 UR CAR IN FIRST CLASS RUNNING ORDER See-us-for. motor tane up, lubrication, battery re-charginf, oil change, lire recapping etc. I.dna Kayc of Columbia.

Mrs. William-'Posi'y. and Mrs. Theodore i of Holland with their folks the D. Stiii-kiL- faniih- la.n Mrs.

spent last Wednesday afU'mnon with Mrs. 'Svvartv. and daughters Elaine and liillic Jean. Mrs. H.

P. Icr Patricia Ann of Myrtle Beach and Miss Evelyn Swarfr" Co- lon 1 Exchanjrc; Galvestoh Gotton Kxciiaime; Cotton Ex- cliaiiire; and Little Ruck Cotton Kxchanpo. ailditinn id trading plan than was tin' and jute baKJ-'inw. i-c'movc thr tradin-r law proposed through last olii-tude to the adoption of loirishitton," Mr. 'Comi'r cotton for e-ott'on link's; Un- r.nnhli.Miud Ihroiiffhiuit the industry," i'" t)l( farrncr (Vhti I take? to anjf Mrs.

Richard Baugh- maji and family of Greenville spent Saturday iiijrht and Sunday with Mr. am! Mrs. L. E. Scott and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Amans Hutson and family spent Sunday with A. H. Fulmar and diiufrhlcr Blanche.

Mr. and Mr.s. Fre'ddie Sanders the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Pcrvvs Hustinjr Scott of Guntcr Field, iumbia spent la.st week with their Mr.

ami. H. Mr. Comer Iliat. I a to market a uf cotton "'rappi'd in jcntttHi -bau'trim; will use on i-oltorr u'aU-s seven added t-he imperative that protoclion be viv- wc-iji-hl his hale, whereby en to farmers in time for (lie under a ni't tjic Ijiiy- movumcnt of the curri-nt crnji.

In PV.would be re'cojrriition eif such the jrross weiurht of a Depai-tmeiU of Ajri-ivultm-e -has bale and 15 pounds the mariiifac'LiiTt' 7 1 1 00 10 vc ufficii'nl cotton haftsrina- to c-ov- WYNDHAM MANNING For Governor Advocates Safe ormnoiU Unity Inslcad of Dis- unily Order Inslead of Disorder as a Giuirantsir of Maxi- jnuin Slate Cooperalion for Vic- lory and lo Assure a Slrong Economic Foundation Against' Difficult Which Will Follow llii! War. warty, family on Tucs- tlay with Mr. nd Paul Swurtz family. FT. T.

Swartx. Mrs. 'Lorehu-SwariV. and Sw.u-t-/.. ilm i Dorcas Oromci- Columbia all enjoyed a chicken supper at Statu Pavk Mr.

Mr Mitcbum, Mi.ss Kvclyn Miss Cromcr returned to their respective homos. er four million or appro.xi- matcly one-third the 1 (M'i crou. in -wuisrlu ind tlu heavk'i' in di- in ex- Jcrence totloii i.iute havi- rcet. cash loss to fi of- Associiition.s an which have added the seven pound allowance plan to thc'ir In addition to Chairman Come'', the committee that worked ovit the now pi-oct-'durc -consisted of the K. Winpret.

those A. Floyd TRUCK TIRES RECAPPED We have all i rubber. Send your tirei and rationing or John Warren HOLLOWAY'DOUGHTY 811 Street Auguita, Tractor Tires Repaired. fBADIO RABITIES A RADIO RECORDING OF A MOSQUITO WAS USED 6V EXTERMINATORS TO LUR.6 FEMALE MOSQUtTOS TO THEJR -V" I CAN NOW ae oiscoweneo BY I n.1. l.iike Provincv.

l.a.; T. Steiner, i dony.ales. Texas; T. liarnnnrer, I Memphis, Clmrlus ard. M.

Locke. Houston. Texas. I Use of Bali Steel ball searings, resemblin roller skates, are used by scientists to study the struclu'e of all sorvs used lor ZIMJ xcars A history of Windsor ehairs in this country indicates that ihey were in use in Hawks Get Mice! A pair of morsh hawks may destroy as many n.s a thousand field WAR BONDS RIVETS ON AIRCRAFT CAN BE HAMMERED INTO PIACF SY A 5MAU CHARGE OF T.H.T. IN THE SHANK OF THE River is EXPLODED ay RADIO EXPANSION OF THE RNE1 CAN BE ACCURATRV COWROtLfO WITHIN A Il's not a pleasant picture to contemplate, but calls for and sweat and tears." And the Army Medical Corps, with its efficient' nurses "Red Cross "AngeVs of Mercy." needs thousands of surgical beds for field and base hospitals on every front.

bods cost approximately $'-each. They are the latest thing in modern hospital beds, with elevating springs. In some instances, surgical cols are used in temporary field hospitals and there is a folding bed which may be used in ambulances. Your purchase of War Bonds and Stamps can buy of these beds for the Army. You'll sleep better if you know our boys have every hospital comfort.

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