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El Paso Herald-Post (Newspaper) - March 29, 1948, El Paso, Texas El Paso HeraldPost U S Weather Forecast Partly cloudy Details on Page 2 VOL LXVIII NO 76 EL PASO TEXAS MONDAY MARCH 29 1948 DELIVERED BY CARRIER We PER WEEK Home Edition PRICE FIVE CENTS Baruch Asks Program For Military Training Elder Statesman Says II S Must Regain Strength Kit Vnitcd Press WASHINGTON March 29 Bernard M Baruch today urged Congress to reverse a scuttle and run policy adopted at the end of the war by reviving the draft and creating universal military training In a statement to the Senate Armed Services Committee the elder statesman linked those meas ures with a demand for an economic and industrial mobilization plan We now face the necessity of retracing at least partly those steps of scuttle and run which were taken immediately after the shooting end ed he said Peace Isnt Automatic That toohurried demobilization was born of the desire to bring our young men back home and of the belief that the mere cessation of hostilities meant peace and of the hope that the United Nations would become effective immediately he said We have learned that making brings its own ordeals and trialsThere is nothing automatic about it Contending that the way to pre vent war is to strengthen national security Baruch recommended adoption of UMT He said it was valuable in the mental and ptysical disciplines it will teach of all youths with physical and mental defects as part of a UMT program Immediate Draft 1 reenactaient of the draft adoption of a total plan for industrial and economic mobilization so that universal training rests upon a solidly grounded pyramid of total pre paredness of an agency to watch the impact of partial mobilization on4he national economy Baruch that the sixmonth UMT training period pro posed in the Administrations plan long enough Anything less than a year would be worse than nothing he said National Mobilization He said that with or without universal training there should be a readytogo plan for the full mobilization of our nation That plan he suggested shoujd include industrial controls wage price anJ rsnt controls stockpiling a work or fight wartime draft taxation to take the profit out of war and other measures same threats which justify reenacting the draft and other measures require the immediate adoption of an economic mobiliza tion plan which can be put into effect without delay he said If we are to be prepared it must be on all No Time to Fumble A Republican senator also urged the Administration to come up with a standby industrial mobilization plan Senator Owen Brewster of Maine said that next time the nation wont have a year or two to fumble around Brewster said his Senate War Investigating Committee may have ready this week its report on in dustrial mobilization It is expected to recommend that Congress pre X pare in advance by adopting legis lation to convert the nations in dustry quickly from peace to war production But he said the Ad ministration will have to re mend specific plans CRACKED isnt much left of this Corner wall in a dwelling place at 200 East Seventh street The Inspection Depart mentwill introduce 8 condemnation report on the adobe building to City Council on April 8 Another Tenement Dwelling Sags Inspection Department officials oday were preparing to take the ase of another sagging South El aso dwelling place before City ouncil The case which will be inlro uced to the Council on April 8 nvolves a adobe build ng located at 100 East Seventh ieet ThYstructure inspectors found ouses six families It is owned by irzo Rodriguez of El Paso Wails Are Cracked The walls of the building are adly cracked At the southwest orner the adobe bricks have crum led away leaving a long open ng several inches wide The open ng has been partially filled with oose brick and rocks One window has been covered vijh arusty pice of scrap metal The roof is sagging Parts of the oundation are falling away One Room Demolished One room on the east side of the was demolished recently The Council after reviewing the nspection Departments findings will set a date for a condemnation earing at which final action will taken Last week the Council took un der consideration the case of an unsound tenement off the 1000 lock of South Santa Fe street owned by Mrs Mary Neei of El 3aso A condemnation hearing will je held Thursday El Pasoan Is Named S P Region Engineer SAN FRANCISCO Cal March 29 R W Putnam former resident o El Paso has been named engineej in charge of Southern Pacific main tenance of way and structures fo six western states Police Will Wear NoDeath Bands El Paso police will wear arm bands showing the number of Day since El Paso had a traffic fatal ity The number Deathless Days Q V n E Paso The Record Is iOI Lets Have a New One Drive Carefully Secretary Marshall Arrives at Bogota Committee Asks U N to Scrap Ross Atom Plan By United Press LAKE SUCCESS N X March 29 A fournation committee today denounced Russias proposals for interna tional control of atomic ener gy as completely unrealistic and called on the United Nations to scrap them without further discus sion Great Britain France China and anada said in a joint report that e Russian plan for an atomic con ol agency would give an aggressor atibn the opportunity to acquire n overwhelming military suprem cy through illegal atomic ac vities remlin Criticized The report criticized the Kremlin ir insisting that the first step to ard world atomic security must be he scrapping of all ove aimed at Americas stockpile atomic weapons The proposal was known to have he emphatic backing of the United tales author of the U N plan or a vetoproof and unprecedent dly powerful world atomic con rol authority Richard Miles of Great Britain ntroduced the fournation proposal o the 11 nations of the United Na ons AtomicEnergy Commission Miles said the Kremlins counter roposals to the American atomic Ian would provide at best only feeble scheme of control Complete Rejection The British spokesman proposed omplete and final rejection of the lussian proposals on these principal would not prevent the di version of atomic fuel and other materials from peaceful to il legal uses would provide no effective means for detecting clandestine activities in the field of atomic energy on the part of nations or individuals would not prsyide far any prompt and effective enforce ment action if and when viola tions were detected By United Press BOGOTA Colombia March 29 U S Secretary of State Marshall arrived today to take personal charge of American efforts to weld the Western Hemisphere into a solid blocfor waging the cold rar against Russia Marshall heads a 90man U S delegation to the ninth PanAmeri can Conference Three Cabinet Members v The delegation Includes three cab inet Com merce Secretary Harriman and Treasury Secretary Snyder No pre lommittee Okays More Export Curbs Defense of Americas depends on Bogota says William Philip Simms Page 4 Trash Fire Spreads To Downtown Building Burning trash fanned by the wind started a fire in the rear of the Acosta Pharmacy at 216 South Oregon street and Hotel De Luxe at 216 South Oregon street today Total damage was set at S500 by iiremen Flames destroyed the hotels out side stairway and smoked two sec ond story rooms Doors and win dows of the drug store were dam aged The front seat of a 1940 sedan owned by Mrs E B Castro and parked in the alley caught fire vious hemisphere conference has at tracted such a concentration of highlevel US officials Marshall and Harriman arriving together in a special Air Force plane were greeted at Bogota air ort by Colombian Foreign Minis er Laureano Gomez After an official reception by juard of honor Marshall sped from he airport to the mansion of Co ombian Industrialist Ernesto Pu yana where he will live for the duration of his stay here Full Schedule His schedule for the rest ol the day included a reception a he official residence of Colom bian President Mariano Ospina Perez and private talks with other U S delegates Tomorrow Marshall and other delegates from the 21 American re publics will attend a preconfer ence religious service at the Cathe dral at 10 a rn The conference will begin offi dally at 4 p m tomorrow whei the President gives hisaddress o welcome Will Outline Policies During the first twoweeks it 1 expected that all chief delegate will outline the policies of their re spective governments Two speeche will draw the most shalls and Argentine Foreign Min ister Juan A Bramuglias Bramuglia said that Argentina in tends to seek a declaration from the Bogota Conference wherein would be clearly expressed tha American nations do not recogniz the existence of European colonie of this continent He said Argentin Damage Was estimated at will present such a declaration Fire Wrecks Storage Rooms In Shaft at Courthouse Fire Chief Boone today said he will recommend against further use of an elevator shaft in the County Courthouse as storage space unless the shaft is fireproofed Fire broke out in the shaft yes terday destroying mops cleaning materials paper and clothing stored on the four floors The shaft has never been used for an elevator County officials some time ago decided only two elevators now in operation on the opposite side were sufficient Floors were placed in the shaft a number of years ago to make four storage rooms Chief Boone said the shaft must be insulated against fire with metal and plaster and air tight floors The first and second floors of the shaft sre used fo store mops brooms mop buckets and other cleaning materials On the third floor the Child Welfare Department I stores clothing for needy children i County stationery is stored on the I fourth floor 1 Most of the materials were Ae John L Lewis Ignores Coal Boards Subpoena Aerial Bombings Add New Terror To Palestine War By United Press JERUSALEM March Three bombs possibly dropped by the newlyactivated Jewish air force fellon the Jaffa port area today a British annouce ment said The announcement said the bombs fell on several buildings near the Freres School and the Greek Orthodox School It was the third straight day in which aerial bombs had been employed by violence in the Holy Land The Syrian government reported that it had rushed 20 planes to the Arab forces so they could retal iate for the Jewish bombs of Sat urday and Sunday at Solomons Pool The fresh outbreak of bombing came as the Jews launched an evac ation of women and children from le Montefiere quarter of Jerusa em Bloody Easter weekend battles ook a poll of at least 106 Jews rabs and Britons y Associated Press WASHINGTON March f foreign Affairs Committee gave its backing today to a foreign id bill amendment to put extra ontrols on exports of strategic sup lies to Russia Representative Mundt South Da kota Republican said the committee rated overwhelmingly to support is amendment to the bill giving the foreign administra or the right to veto any exports to lussia and her satellites when he onsiders it in the national inter est The committee acted shortly be ore the bill rolled into the show iown voting state on the House loor imergency Aid Bill Goes to White House By Associated Press WASHINGTON March Senate passed today by voice vote and sent to the White House a 55000000 appropriation lor addi ional emergency aid to France Italy and Austria The Administration asked the money to keep supplies flowing until the European recovery pro gram can be set up They are now receiving aid under a winter relief bill passed last De cember Parents of Son A son was born March 25 to Mr and Mrs Samuel Keehn of San Francisco The child was named Kurt Michael Mr Keehn was em ployed by The HeraldPost befon fie entered the Army in World Wa II He is a student at the Collegi of San Francisco stroyed in the fire discovered b two policemen in a patrol car a 5 a m yesterday Chief Boone said he believes th fire was caused by spontaneou combustion on the first floor H said he believed oily clolhs were stored there It probably smoldered approxi mately two hours before it broke into flames The Courthouse today was filled with odors of charred rags and wood The walls surrounding the shaft are blackened On the first floor he plaster is destroyed leaving a bare brick wall Windows arc soiled by soot Janitors went off duty at mid niaht Saturday The fire did not disturb prison ers in the County lail atop the Courthouse County Purchasing Agent Sem ites said only the basement will be usco for storage space unlil the shaft is repaired and fire proofed WELL FEU CATS Assault Charge Filed in Auto Fire A complaint charging Adolfo Ivarez with aggravated assault vith an automobile on Miss Oc avia Medrano 20 in an automo ile collision Saturday night was iled toflay before Justice of the eace Windberg Miss Medrano of 244 Porfirio Diaz treet was a passenger in the car Alvarez was driving His car col ided with a car driven by Sgt Charles Ross ofBiggs Base tin Highway 62 near Municipal Air jort She received second degree burns after the car burst into flames She is receiving treatment at South western General Hospital Deputy sheriffs said a car driven by Alvarez was struck by the Ross car when it stopped to make a U urn near the Airport road Flames destroyed the Alvarez car City polcie continued their search ir a 1937 brown Plymouth which believed to have struck Mrs Louisa Clark 83 of 4118 Durazno street at Durazno and Cebada streets late Friday Attendants at CityCounty Hospital reported her condition as very critical today Printers Denied Injunction Stay Bt Associated Press HAMMOND Ind March AFL International Typographica Union today was denied a stay o an injunction restraining it from causing printers strikes that violate the TaftHartley Law Union counsel bad asked Federa Judge Luther M Swygert to stay his injunction order of Saturday pending an appeal The injunction was granted the Government as re sult of a strike of ITU printers on Chicago newspapers and in other cities The court has found the probabli existence of certain unfair labo practices and they have an effee on the public interest Judge Swy gert said in denying the stay The decision restrained them unfair labor practices and t grant a stay would nullify tha very purpose of the injunction 35Mile Winds Here Continued high temperature of 7 was forecast for El Paso today an tomorrow Wind velocity today will reach 3 miles an hour All was warm Telephoto TWISTER LEVELS few badly damaged brick buildings are all that remain of the business district of Coatesville Ind after a tornado ripped through it and nearly leveled ths of 500 population The bodies of 14 persons were recovered Shout Starts Theater Panic to Two Bv United Press MONTEREY Mexico March Two persons one a fouryearold joyfTwere trampled to death and 18 others were hospitaized last night when a motion picture audi ence became panicky after some one shouted The building is fall ing in Authorities said three of the in ured were in grave condition Some 1600 persons were in the act Finders Ask to Force Miner to Testify Associated Press WASHINGTON March President Trumans fact find ng board today called for a federal court order to force John L Lewis to testify about he strike of his soft coal miners The board authorized the Justice Department to ask for a court order after Lewis scorned a subpoena is sued by the board itself which directed him to appear at 2 p m today The board went ahead at that hour with its hearings on the cauie of the walkout but half an hour ater Chairman Sherman Minton announced that it would seek court action against Lewis Refused to Testify Lewis had accepted the subpoena after refusing iti invita tion to testify voluntarily President Truman named the aoard under the TaftHartley Act to give him the facts of the soft coal walkout which began two weeks ago Lewis chief of the United Mine Workers is disputing with the operators over how to dis tribute a pension fund among the miner1 First witness called by the board was Thomas E Murray New York financier who resigned as ths neu tral member of a threeman board trustees for the miners fund Board Deadlocked Murray quit in January after both Lewis and Ezra Van Horn operators trustee rejected a com promise in their deadlock Murrays plan to break the stale mate over who should get Sion today to monthly miners pensions demanded by Lewis was expected to High Court to Hear Union Politics Case By Associated Press WASHINGTON March review a lowef court decision which held unconstitutional the TaftHart ley Acts ban on union political expenditures The Justice Department asked the high court to review and over turn the decision The department said the act represents the delib erate judgment of Congress that it Maravillas Theater watching Tarjs necessary to curb expenditures zan and His Mate Midway through the picture a man in the balcony screamed that the building was collapsing The panic followed Police said an examination of he building showed that it was in perfect condition Strike Fails to Stop Trading on Exchanges By Associated Press NEW YORK March 29 The New York stock and curb ex change union employes went on strike today but exchange mem bers kept early trading moving at about normal pace under emergen cy measures The Financial Employes Union AFL threw picket lines around the exchanges shortly after a a m The lines were heavily reinforced with members of the Sailors and Seamens Unions Brokers entered the exchanges however and the quotations began flowing through on the ticker tapes without apparent interruption There was a large crowd of brokers clerks and runners on the stock exchange floor as the opening bell sounded at 10 a m Both exchanges suspended opera tions of their internal quotation bu reaus but members obtained the quotations from the floor The cotton exchange is not af fected A spokesman said last week the union had scaled down its original demands for a union shop and wage increases of weekly for employes earning less than S40 and for those earning or more He did not elaborate intended to affect the outcome of federal elections Judge Ben Moore in U S Dis trict Court here decided the act violated the constitutional guaran tee of freedom of speech press and assembly He threw out charges that the CIO and its president Philip Murray violated the act by printing an article in the CIO News endorsing Edward Garmatz of Balti more as Democratic candidate for Congress Garmatz was elected The Justice Department in ap pealing Judge Moores decision to the Supreme Court contended the Constitution gives Congress author ity to surround the entire election process with such rules and regu lations as it deems necessary to secure free and honest elections The Supreme Court will hear arguments on the issue on April 26 Court Agrees to Rule on AntiClosed Shop Laws By United Press WASHINGTON March 29 The Supreme Court today agreed to rule on the constitutionality of anti closed shop laws in North Carolina and Arizona W A Seriously III W A Doolittle caretaker of the Scottish Rite Cathedral is in criti cal condition at the Southwestern General Hospital Mr Doolittle is 77 He has been caretaker of the cathedral for 25 years U S Taxpayer Gets a Good Shellacking With Turpentine Bought With His Own This is only one of the many surprises that come to Alley Oop the famed Time Machine whisks him back to the Effypt of thousands of years B C The comical cave man solves he agelong mystery ol the sphinx in a ncw adventure fillce with intrifiue lauRhs and tlanfier The slory starts today in the comic strip ALLEY OOP On Page 1 its own authority granted by Con gress It maintains turpentine prices at 90 per cent of parity Turpentine price support is nothing new for By EARL RICHERT ScflDDSIloward Staft Wrller WASHINGTON March turpentine you use to thin paint cant come down in price because the Government wont let it As is the casi with so many other commodities the Agriculture De partment is using taxpayers dollars hold the prices up It has just come up with its 1948 program of turpentine price support Turpentine producers in the Southern stales have been told that the Government will maintain a floor of for each produc tion unit this year A production unit Is SO gallons of turpentine and 1400 pounds of Kgrade rosin ibiist ytiit asupport price was S11902 per unit The Government floor was raised this year to off set the increased cost of things turpentine producers must buy The Agriculture Department is not required by law to support the price of turpentine as is the case throush cash loans to producers with such commnrtitios potatoes likely would he extensive this year peanuts and whcai U does it on I unless surplus lurpcntmc and rosin the Agriculture Department It started the program in the depres sion of 193435 and has maintained it continuously since 1938 The slocks of turpentine and ros in accumulated by the Government in buyins to support prices came in handy after outbreak of the war By 1946 when all the surplus stocks had been disposed of the Govern ment had turned a book loss of million into an actual proiit ot S15 million The Government now has about S12 million invested in turpentine acquired in supporting prices last a shortage of labor and the creased cutting of pine trees could be exported through the Mar shall Plan Even with production 40 per cent lower than prewar he said about J half of our production of 285000 units should be exported Turpen tine production is down because of in for paper Turpentine and rosin come from gum taken from pine trees Rosin is used in soap varnishes syn thetic rubber etc The present pricesupport law ex pires at the end of this year but Congress with its eyes on the farm vote is likely to pass a resolution extending the law for another year Senator George Aikcn Vermont Republican said such action would cost American taxpayers millions Senator Aiken has introduced a major issue in the boards report to the President That report may be handed to Mr Truman tomorrow or Wednes day even though Lewis failf to testify before that time The formal order was issued im mediately after Lewis turned down the boards invitation to explain the walkout of his 400000 soft coal miners Unaccustomed Smile An hour later two United States marshals emerged grinning from United Mine Workers headquar ters and the Marshals office said that Lewis had accepted the sub poena Thisoccurred after the of ficers had experienced difficult getting an elevator to take them to Lewis office The stairs were barred Shortly after the deputies left Lewis emerged with an unaccus tomed srnile Asked by reporters it he will appear before the board he answered no comment Three minutes before a 10 a m deadline set for his reply ths United Miue workers leader fired at the board a reply to its invitation setting forth his disinclination to testify Lewis Position Lewis said he based this on 1 law and 2 prejudice He ex plained lNeither he nor the TJMW has done anything falling under the TaftHartley Law which Presi dent Truman has invoked in ths dispute He called this law an in famous enactment of the three board members are biased and prejudiced and in honor should not serve He named Mark Ethridge publisher of the Louisville Ky Times and CourierJournal and George W Taylor who was chairman of the old War Labor Board Lewis added that Cyrus W Ching the governments top conciliator sees through the eyes of the Unit ed States Rubber Co Ching is a former official of that company Possible Action Should Lewis ignore the sub poena issued under authority of the TaftHartley Labor Law the board may go to court for an order direct ing Lewis appearance The soft coal operators testified last Friday on their position in the dispute with Lexvis over pensions for miners Lewis was allowed the weekend to reply to the boards invitation The invitation to testify was it sued by Federal Judge Sherman Minton chairman of the board set up by President Truman to inves tigate the walkout which is enter ing its third week A United States marshal was dis patched the subpoena to the United Mine Workers headquarters a few blocks away year The new crop year starts this week new Ionsrange farm bill which Milton S BriKRS head of the would reduce Government support Gunr Naval Stores branch of and cut down on the number nilturr Mid support operations of crops which the Government must support But his bill is not ex pccton to pass an electionminded Inside Your HeraldPost Comics Crossword Puttl Dr B I Conntr Kltauor BonsfveH Korelirn Scrnc Olhniin Ratlin rrocrAmft Rurk Stokes Womens Nfws H IK 4 4 4 19 18 Ifi IK 11 4 fl7
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One hundred and seventy three Harvest Moons ago the Cherokee Nation, including many from the Carolinas, made ready to join the other Southeastern tribes who had been forced by the Federal Government to relinquish their lands and relocate to Oklahoma. Some 4,000 of the 20,000 Cherokee died that bitter cold winter of 1838 while making the grueling 1,000-mile journey that became known as the "Trail of Tears."
The third annual Attic Sale to benefit the Community Medical Clinic of Kershaw County will be held Sept. 15-17 in the former Gifts on Broad, located at 1041 Broad St., next to Sam Kendall's in downtown Camden. Regular sale hours are Friday, noon to 6 p.m. and Saturday 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. To prepare for the upcoming sale, Norm and Deb McAbee buff up some cane chairs.
There are few places you can run into a Lutheran pastor, a Baptist minister and a Roman Catholic priest all at the same time unless of course, it's the beginning of a bad joke.
Karissa Tolliver, a junior at Lugoff-Elgin High School, earned a third place award for her graphic design in the Graphic Arts Education Reseach Foundation (GAERF) 2011 Student Design Competition. Karissa is a student at the Applied Technology Education Campus (ATEC) in Camden.
Sha'nyla Annette Danzy, daughter of Ebony Danzy of Bethune, has been selected as a finalist in the Pre-Teen South Carolina Scholarship and Recognition Program to be held Sept. 3 through 5, at the Hyatt Regency in Greenville.
The Camden Community Concert Band will kick off their 2011-12 concert season with its first practice on Monday, Sept. 12. The CCCB, directed by Pat Wylie and assisted by Robert Wertz, is open to anyone who plays or has played a musical instrument in the past. The band needs to add players in ALL sections of the band, but especially percussion. No auditions are required and the rehearsal atmosphere is informal.
Once again the Kershaw County Master Gardner's Association is holding a Fall Plant Sale on Saturday, Sept. 24 from 8 a.m. until noon at the Homemakers Building at Dekalb and Church Streets in center city Camden.
Once a week, Kevin Rhodes gives an hour of his time to a fifth grade student at Jackson Elementary. It's a small commitment, he said, but it makes a big impact in the life of the child.
Miss Clara Amanda Bodie of Camden won Teen Miss Cayce 2012 on Aug. 20. Bodie is the 17-year-old daughter of Keith and Michelle Bodie and is a senior at Mt. Olivet Christian School. The pageant took place at Lexington Middle School. She also won LMSC Cayce Sweetheart 2012, Prettiest Smile, and Most Photogenic in color and snapshot divisions. The Little Miss SC Pageant is in June 2012 in Hartsville where she will compete as Teen Miss Cayce.
The Lugoff Fire Department will host a 9/11 Memorial event Sept. 10 at 9 a.m. at the Lugoff-Elgin High School Staduim. Firefighters from across South Carolina as well as family members and citizens are invited to attend. The event will begin with a media press conference at 9 a.m. Around 9:30 a.m., firefighters and attendees will be allowed to climb the stadium steps to remember the 343 firefighters who gave their lives in the World Trade Center attack 10 years ago this year. Each firefighter will ring a bell before walking the stairs and firefighters ...
As gas prices settle at over $3 per gallon, many people are looking for alternative forms of transportation. One such option is riding a bicycle. To support those that choose to cycle in Camden, Eat Smart Move More Kershaw County has worked with the city of Camden and Kershaw County government to install bike racks at various locations throughout the city.
Why would more than a dozen teen and college students spend a portion of their summer vacation volunteering at KershawHealth medical center? For some -- especially younger students -- it's a chance to gain valuable work experience. Others are looking for opportunities that can help give life to a medical school applicant's personal statement, or add valuable "points" to school or scholarship applications to give them a competitive edge. For most, though, it's the opportunity to learn more about healthcare and to get that all-important insider's view of the industry.
I have a confession to make. When it comes to my own hard-earned dollars, I'm a bit stingy. Now, I believe giving to charity is a great thing. And if someone I know needs a volunteer, I'm one of the first to step to the plate and give my time. However, when it comes time for me to ante up cash, I can come up with a million reasons why I can't afford it.
The Camden Rotary Club vocational award winners, announced in July, were past club President Donny Supplee; Business recipient George Sensor; Community Service recipient Heather Matthews; Professional recipient Dr. Paul Joseph Sr.; and Awards Chairman Thoyd Warren. On right, Supplee passes the gravel to President Bruce Little.
Have you ever wanted to be a part of the Fine Arts Follies? Always wondered what really happens "behind the scenes" or "on stage," but were afraid to ask? Well now is your chance! In September the Fine Arts Follies returns to the Fine Arts Center of Kershaw County (FAC) where an all male revue featuring Kershaw County businessmen will strut their stuff on stage! All interested, curious, or otherwise tempted men are encouraged to attend the first meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 23 at 7 p.m. in the Wood Auditorium at the FAC.
An orientation meeting for potential participants in the James Leroy Belk American Legion Post 17 Annual High School Oratorical Contest will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 30 at Post 17's home on West DeKalb St. in Camden. Contest officials will discuss the subject that will be used for oration as well as explain contest rules.
Gene Faulkenberry, director of the Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC), visited the Kershaw County Amateur Radio Club's November meeting. Director Faulkenberry gave a brief history on the large scale emergencies that he has seen during his time with Kershaw County. He highlighted Hurricane Hugo in 1989, the train derailment in 1990 and the flooding that occurred when many ponds were breached after heavy rains in 1991.
Friends and family of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Frank would like to congratualate the couple on their 54th wedding anniversary. The couple celebrated on Nov. 19 with family.
Ms. Mary Melissa Hayes and Mr. Brian Lee Gaines of Anderson, S.C. were married Saturday, October 4, 2014 at 4 o'clock in the afternoon at the National Steeplechase Museum in Camden. The ceremony was officiated by the honorable Judge Harriet Pierce.
Rick and Tina Deonise, owners of Camden Floral, were hosts for the Lugoff Garden Club's Nov. 17 meeting at their shop on Goodall Avenue. The social hour began at 6:30 p.m. and the speaker's hour began at 7 p.m.
For the eigth consecutive year, the Bethune Garden Club is hosting the Bethune Memorial Tree and Candle Lighting Ceremony at 5:30 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 30 at the Bethune Memorial Park on Hwy 1.
The Camden Rotary Club visited Pine Tree Hill Elementary Monday with a donation of new dictionaries for every student in the third grade. This is a continuation of a project that the rotary has been doing for some time.
Thawing: Three ways are safe-in the refrigerator, in cold water that is changed every 30 minutes, or in a microwave oven. Do not thaw a turkey at room temperature. Make sure the turkey is completely thawed before cooking.
The Camden Junior Welfare League presents the 38th annual Candlelight Tour of Homes from 3 to 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 6. The tour will begin at the Camden Archives and Museum.
According to Price House Commision Chair Polly Lampshire, the Price House annual benefit pecan sale begins Nov. 20.
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Rob Dyrdek's 'Ridiculousness': 'Rampage' Jackson Pushes the 'Hot Button' (Exclusive Video)
10:00 AM PDT 5/21/2012 by Sophie Schillaci
The UFC fighter appears in this preview clip for Monday's episode, featuring several moments of blind rage.
Ridiculousness is seeing red this week, with guest commentator Quinton "Rampage" Jackson joining Rob Dyrdek and his crew for Monday's episode.
In this exclusive preview clip, hosted here by The Hollywood Reporter, Dyrdek showcases a slew of hilariously rage-filled viral videos. The theme of the segment: The Hot Button.
So what is it that pushes Jackson's hot button? "I don't like it when people call me Randy Jackson," The UFC fighter reveals. "Do I look like the dude from American Idol?"
Watch above, as an unsuspecting skateboard, pillow, cat, fake snowman and more feel the heat from some unstable individuals.
Ridiculousness airs Monday at 10 p.m. ET/PT on MTV.


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So how did the silk farming go? Was it a success? Did the clothes maker go insane?
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Anyone who plays with me or who has read this blog for any length of time know that I find the idea of storing any form of wealth in coins like uncle scrooge is simple ludicrous. Wealth has to be found in things, in items that one can use. This Gostor product, like most of them so far all come from personal charts and tables I generated over the years. This product brings them all together into a consistent whole. The writing was tightened and the tables made clearer.
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Legacy is a post-apocalyptic RPG with a twist. The twist is that players take on the role of one character and one family. The game has built-in support for multi-generational play. Once you short out the dramas and dangers of the age, Legacy provides rules to see what happens next, how Families change, add in new threats, factions and opportunities. You get a new character, from the same Family, for the next age.
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I read and reviewed (and enjoyed) Rafael's "Hexcommunicated" so I was excited to hear he had written another book "The Astounding Antagonists" and bought it from Amazon the day it was released. Of course, life got in the way so I only got around to reading it last week.
It was worth the wait.
Unlike "Hexcommunicated" which involved vampires and Fae folk, this book creates a world of superheroes, some of whom were manufactured by alien artifacts known as Prisms. Each Prism gave one person a 'power' – some very useful, others not apparently so. Of course, not all were super & [...]
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The heroes leavePest's Crossing, travelling through theHornwood and into theBarrier Peaks, hiking along the lower reaches of the mountains,and after several days arrive at the place known asThe Teeth of the Earth (also known asThe Spires). The small valley ends in this mass of jutting crystal spires, opaque quartz that surrounds ruins and a stairway leading below. Somewhere down there, according to the Duke's Advisor-- Malachi-- is the Vault, wherein the Seal of the Earth lies. Not knowing what to expect, Sidni--invisible as usual-- scouts around the spires, then begins to make [...]
Short description of the project: Need a city/village but don't have one ready? Grab a few of these dice, roll them, line them up and you've got a random city/village! Or pledge for the matching cards & deal out a city/village. Link to the Kickstarter…
As of this writing, we're at about 97% of our $10,000 goal, with a little over 3.5 days to go!
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Well, at last I can announce it. It's been coming a few weeks now and I haven't said anything because... well because it could have gone in a different direction, but it hasn't and I'm happy and very excited. From now, G*M*S Magazine will also be G*M*S Iberia. We have associated with Nosolorol Ediciones in [...]
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Das 1990 erschienene Engel- und Dmonen-Rollenspiel mit seinem 666-Wrfelsystem (3W6) und dem profanen, tiefschwarzen mit Horror versetzten Humor rockte damals in Insider-Kreisen schon vor der deutschen Truant-Ausgabe ziemlich viel weg. brigens wurde INS/MV vor Vampire: The Masquerade (1991) und der World of Darkness verffentlicht.
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First off, huge thanks to Quinn Murphy for giving me the next round of changes to my FAE hack for the Quick and the Dead. His input directly led to what you see here. It should play pretty quickly, assuming a small number of players and rounds. Let me know what you think, especially if you're a brave soul that likes to alpha-test stuff.
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More testing of the 6d6 Lovecraft setting for the 6d6 RPG.
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Philadelphia Phillies
LaRoche homers twice as Nationals top Phillies 3-2 (Video highlights)
Burnett outduels Nationals again, Phillies wins 3-1 (Video highlights)
Nationals melt down; Phillies win 9-8 in 11 (Video highlights)
Grady Sizemore powers Phillies to sweep over Nats 8-4 (Video highlights)
Galvis and Ruf homer as Phils beat Nationals 4-3 (Video highlights)
Rendon's homer, ejections highlight Nationals' rout of Phillies, 11-0
Byrd homer lifts Phillies over Nationals 2-1
Phillies lose Lee, defeat Nationals 10-4
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Doug Fister kept himself and his club on a roll, allowing two runs and four hits over seven innings Thursday as the Washington Nationals capped a sweep of the Philadelphia Phillies with a 4-2 victory.
Washington Nationals beat the Philadelphia Philles 8-4
Strasburg struck out 11 in seven innings Wednesday night and the Nationals kept the Philadelphia Phillies' bats quiet yet again in an 8-4, rain-interrupted win.
Nationals beat Phillies 7-0
Jordan Zimmermann rebounded from a mini-slump to throw eight scoreless innings, Ryan Zimmerman hit a pair of doubles and handled two chances with aplomb in his left field debut, and the Washington Nationals beat the slumping Philadelphia Phillies 7-0 Tuesday night to open a three-game series.
Nationals rally to beat Phillies 5-3
Adam LaRoche's tiebreaking single in the eighth inning helped the Washington Nationals rally from an early deficit to beat the Philadelphia Phillies 5-3 Friday night.
Nationals lose to Phillies, 5-4
It's not every day a manager intentionally puts the potential winning run on base in the ninth inning against a red-hot offense, but Philadelphia rookie manager Ryne Sandberg did just that Saturday night against the Washington Nationals and went home a winner.
Washington Nationals beat Philadelphia Phillies 6-1
Wilson Ramos homered and drove in three runs, Ryan Zimmerman (3 for 4) hit a solo homer and scored three runs, and the Nationals beat the Phillies 6-1 Friday night for their seventh straight victory. Denard Span singled, extending his hitting streak to 24 games.
Washington Nationals beat Philadelphia Phillies 3-2
Jordan Zimmermann became the National League's first 16-game winner, pitching seven solid innings to lead the Washington Nationals past the Philadelphia Phillies 3-2 on Wednesday night.
Washington Nationals beat Philadelphia Phillies 9-6
Wilson Ramos hit a three-run homer and Corey Brown also went deep to back Gio Gonzalez, helping the Washington Nationals beat the Philadelphia Phillies 9-6 Tuesday night.
Philadelphia Phillies beat Washington Nationals 3-2
Carlos Ruiz hit a tiebreaking RBI single in Philadelphia's two-run eighth inning, helping the Phillies edge the Washington Nationals 3-2 on Monday night.
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|Porcello, Smyly make Detroit's ALDS roster
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The Tigers are carrying 11 pitchers and there was speculation Porcello could be left out since he's not part of the starting rotation for this series, but both he and Smyly can be options to pitch in long relief.
Reliever Brayan Villarreal ended up being the odd man out. He posted a 2.63 ERA in 50 appearances this year but did not pitch as well in the second half.
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Truck Drives Through Lufkin Carl's Jr.
At approximately 4:00 this afternoon, a two-car accident closed the entrance and drive-thru of the Carl's Jr. at the intersection of Timberland Drive and South First St.
Eyewitnesses report a silver Oldsmobile drive into the passenger side door of a white Chevrolet pickup truck. The truck was sent up over the curb and the drive-thru entrance sign, ending it's offroad adventure nose-first in the corner of the Carl's Jr.
At this time, it's tough to say whether or not the drive-thru lane will reopen in time for dinner.
No injuries were reported at the scene, but several fenders were bent. Initial reports say that no burgers were harmed.
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Derek Rikio Nishimura
Preparatory piano, began piano studies in Honolulu, Hawaii. There, he won the Hawaii Young Artist Competition, resulting in his debut with the Honolulu Symphony. Mr. Nishimura received Bachelor and Master of Music degrees from CIM, where he studied with prominent artist-teachers Olga Radosavljevich, Paul Schenly and Vitya Vronsky Babin. Upon graduation, he was awarded the William Kurzban Award for Outstanding Achievement and Excellence in Piano. In the summers, Mr. Nishimura attended the Chautauqua Institution and the Marlboro Music Festival. He has also studied at the Vienna Hochschule für Musik; the Royal College of Music in London, England; The Juilliard School and Mannes College in New York; the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada; and the Paris Conservatoire. He has played in master classes for Grant Johannesen, Jerome Lowenthal, Martin Canin, Andre-Michel Schub, Emanuel Ax and Dalton Baldwin, and has coached with John Barstow, Lee Kum-Sing, Pascal Devoyon, Hans and Carmen Graf and Mitsuko Uchida. Mr. Nishimura taught at CIM's Preparatory summer program Camp Klavier, where he assisted Olga Radosavljevich for numerous years, and at the Kinhaven Chamber Music Camp in Weston, Vermont. He has adjudicated at the National Federation of Music Clubs and the African-American Foundation for Music. He has given master classes at the University of Hawaii; in Korea and Japan and, for the past three summers, at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music in China. His students have won numerous competitions and have soloed with The Cleveland Orchestra, Cleveland Philharmonic, Case Western Reserve Symphony, Lakeland Symphony and Suburban Symphony. Mr. Nishimura has performed with members of The Cleveland Orchestra, the Ohio Chamber Symphony and the Kamaaina Chamber Players of Hawaii. He is an advocate for new music and has given world premieres by Irby Trimble and of Alan Shaw's Second Piano Sextet. His solo concerts have taken him to Austria, England, Italy, China, Japan, Korea and throughout the United States. For ten years, Mr. Nishimura served as worship director for Mayfield United Methodist Church. He is a member of Mu Phi Epsilon, and was appointed to the CIM faculty in 1986.
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The Campaign for Gender Balance has announced the shortlists for its Blog Awards, to be announced at the Liberal Democrat Spring Conference.
The shortlists are as follows:
This shortlist will form the basis of two awards - the Judge's Choice and the Peoples' Choice. To vote in the People's Choice category, follow this link: http://cgbblog.notlong.com/
We are sad to report that Rose Hacker died on 4 February, one month before her 102nd birthday. Her remaining columns are continuing to be published by the Camden New Journal.
Congratulations to everyone who has been shortlisted and commiserations to everyone who was not. The final results will be announced at the Campaign for Gender Balance Blog Awards' Drinks Reception, taking place on Saturday 8th March 2008, between 8.00pm and 9.30pm, at Canada Suite, Crowne Plaza Hotel, Liverpool.
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I caved and bought some Armour Etch...had no idea how expensive that stuff is...but I am sure it will make a lot of projects that will save me money for gifts. I also used my 40% coupon on it.
I also bought some of the glitter glue from the $1 bin that Kelly mentioned, got some rhinestones and other little goodies from the $1 bin...got a couple things that were in the clearance section...used to be $1 bin, but cost 40 cents...including 2 glass votives that I plan on etching for MIL's bday). Also got a large glass canister for 6 bucks that I want to etch for MIL's bday. Her mom always used to tell SIL "grandma only makes what's good" when SIL would say how yummy stuff was. So I might etch that on the canister...either that or Grammie's treats or something similar. Last thing I grabbed was one of those large wicker baskets. Baskets were 50% off, so it ended up being 2.50...need to contain DS's toys!
I had a giftcard from my friend...didn't know how much it was for. My total was 31.85, and the giftcard was for 30 bucks
I will post pics of etched glass projects once I get around to them (might be a while )
SOunds like some great deals. The only thing good that I find in our dollar bins at michaels is some ribbon. Glad you got some great stuff.
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So cool that you got all that and only had to pay 1.85! Sounds like you got some really good finds. Can't wait to see pics of the cookie jar. That's going to be cute.
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that's awesome!! lots of good stuff!! and whoo hoo on the gift card.
how much was the armor etch? I want to try that sometime.
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Great finds! I'm also curious how much the Armor Etch was!?!
Great finds! I too was shocked at the price of armour etch.
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it was 12.99 for a bottle...I don't know how to describe the size and I don't have it in front of me with the number of ounces or anything. Think of a typical prescription pill bottle...a little bigger than that.
I suppose it is well worth it if I will be able to make a bunch of homemade things rather than buy expensive gifts. Plus, I got to use my coupon on it
Wow!!! That is kinda pricey! But you did find some other great things. I too got a Michaels GC for x-mas for 25.00, and I'm itching to use it. Already have a list made. I don't normally find any great things in the dollar section of mine..hmmmm
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Fresno City College, California's first community college, is a comprehensive learning community offering innovative instructional programs in anticipation of and responsive to the lifelong learning needs of our diverse population.
School Highlights:
Fresno City College serves 21,647 students (36% of students are full-time).
Minority enrollment is 65% of the student body (majority Hispanic), which is more than the state average of 63%.
School Overview
The teacher population of - teachers has declined by 100% over five years.
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|At least 2 but less than 4 years
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21,647 students
|1,283 students
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7,793 students
|832 students
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|1,021 students
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|Diversity ScoreThe chance that two students selected at random would be members of a different ethnic group. Scored from 0 to 1, a diversity score closer to 1 indicates a more diverse student body.
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The college's history began in 1907 when C. L. McLane, then superintendent of schools for the city of Fresno, recognized the need for college instruction for San Joaquin Valley students. Largely through McLane's efforts, Fresno Junior College was established. The first class consisted of 20 students and three instructors. The California Community College system has now grown to 109 campuses, enrolling approximately 1.5 million students. Fresno City College has built upon its rich history and gone on to pioneer many new developments in community college education. Thou-sands of local people have worked through the years to make Fresno City College a viable and strong educational institution. The College provides a wide variety of supportive services to assist our students in achieving their educational goals. Moreover, we are dedicated to working collaboratively with our community to enhance the economic and social development of the region.
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South Carolina Head Coach Frank MartinOpening StatementReal happy with our guys they're resolve, their fight, their attention to detail. Defensively we played really well. We played strong today and that is why we got 26 offensive rebounds. We didn't shy away from contact and when the ball went on the rim we weren't taking the hits we were getting through contact and going after the ball. I think that Vanderbilt is really good, obviously they don't have a lot of man power but they are as well coached as any team in the country for starters, and number two, they have old guys that know how to play. I know a lot of SEC coaches just like me that are going to lose sleep knowing that their center is a freshman and he is going to be in this league for a while. I'm proud of my guys.
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News As History - November 29, 2014
A short update as a result of information provided to me by readers and recent developments. The Army has decided to leave its deployments at a year, as this proves more effective in the long run.
The Stryker Brigades have completed their relief in place.
The Divisional Aviation Brigade is sometimes numbered the 4th Brigade, 1st Infantry Division or sometimes with the division's designation, such as the 10th Aviation Brigade. National Guard Brigade's are sometimes numbered 1st, 2nd, and 3rd, while others are referred to by their old divisional designations, such as the 31st Separate Armored Brigade. This convention preserves the lineage and honors of inactivated divisions.
Key to color-coding: green shows alerted units, blue is National Guard/Army Reserve, gold indicates units deployed away from their home station, red shows units normally not deployable, and asterisks next to a unit name indicate a National Guard Enhanced Brigade.
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Jason Tippet and Elizabeth Mims' Only the Young, a documentary about Southern California teenage skateboarders, won the Sterling award for best U.S. feature at the AFI-Discovery Channel Silverdocs Documentary Festival, which concluded Sunday in Silver Spring, Maryland.
The Sterling award for best world feature went to Seungiun Yi's Planet of Snail, which focuses on deaf and blind South Korean poet Young-Chan.
Andrew Garrison's Trash Dance, about the creation of a dance piece inspired by the work of sanitation workers, earned the festival's audience award for best feature.
Sari Gilman's Kings Point collected the Sterling Award for best Short film, while the audience award for best short went to Steven Bognar and Julia Reichart's Sparkle.
The week-long festival screened 114 films, representing 44 countries, and played host to more than 1,000 filmmakers, film and television executives and media professionals involved in documentary filmmaking.
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I have been searching for Dominic and Elzabeth's parents for a long time, and while I can't prove these are them, here is what I presently know, and suspect about their likely parents.
The search for Dominic Engelmann and Elizabeth Ring's parents.
If Dominic and Elizabeth followed a traditional naming pattern, then Dominic's parents would be Urban (1st son named after fathers father), and Marie Kathryn (2nd daughter named after fathers mother). Meanwhile Elizabeth's parents would be Barbara (1st daughter named after mothers mother), and George (2nd son named after mothers father). For now I am going to ignore the unknown child who died before 1900.
Urban is an unusual enough name, that I have only found a couple of records that fit. One census:
1900 Census South township, Lake Co. Indiana Pg. 12B
Urbanus Engelmann b:Oct 1832 Married 44 years b: Luxumberg i: 1862 Farmer
Mary Engelmann b:Sept 1829 Married 44 years Children 7/7 b: Luxumburg i: 1862
**Some records list his name as Urban, but if you look closely you can see the us hidden under a notation.
And a couple of death certificates:
Peter Engleman b: February 3, 1856 in Luxenberg d: November 19, 1918 in Salt Lake City, Utah
Parents listed as Urbanus Engleman (b: France), and Catherine Cook (b: Luxenberg)
Margaret Peake b: February 29, 1874 in Aurora Illinois d: March 7, 1922 in Salt Lake City, Utah
Parents listed as Urbans Engelman (b:Luxemburg), and Catherina Koch (b: Luxemburg)
I also found an 1880 census, that I think has been misread (Urbanus is being read as Norbaum). I need to see an actual scanned copy of this to confirm it.
1880 Cottonwood, Adams, Nebraska
Norbaum Engelmann b: 1830 Luxembourg
Catherine Engelmann b: 1828 Luxembourg
Catherine Engelmann b: 1865 Luxembourg
Magdelina Engelmann b: 1867 Illinois
Annie Engelmann b: 1871 Illinois
Margaret Engelmann b: 1874 Illinois
Between these records we can account for 5 of Mary's 7 children (1880 census). Dominic was born April 1858 in Luxembourg (Urbanus and Catherine were still in Luxumbourg then, and we have a gap in the children about then), and he immigrated in 1863 (Urbanus and Catherine came over in 1862, but their daughter Catherine was born 1865 in Luxumbourg). Could Dominic be one of the two missing children? The 1870 census is the best bet to confirm this, however I have yet to find any of the Engelmanns in the 1870 census.
Another interesting fact to consider is that Around 1890 Peter Engleman (son of Urbanus and Catherine) married Elizabeth Clara Behrs (born: July 7, 1859 in New York. Daughter of John Paul Behrs, and Elizabeth Mertis (From her death certificate)). In the 1880 census, Dominic is living with the Behrs family in Chicago. The Behrs family includes John and Elizabeth Behrs, and several children, including Lizzie (born ~1863 in Illinois). While this is not a perfect match it does make me suspicious, especially since Behrs is not a common name. Also, in 1881 he married Therese Behrs (I still haven't been able to figure out which of the Behrs girls this was).
Moving on to the Ring family.
Searches for George and Barbara Ring give some interesting results:
1860 Census 1st Ward, Chicago, Illinois
Geo Ring b: 1828 Germany
Barbary Ring b: 1831 Prussia
Geo Ring b: 1854 Illinois
Ellen Ring b: 1851 Illinois
Margt Ring b: 1856 Illinois
** It is obvious this census taken liked appreviating names.
1880 Hyde Park, Cook County, Illinois
Barbara Ring (widowed) b: 1831 Prussia Keeps Meat Market
Ellen Sutherland (widowed) b: 1851 Illinois
Maggie Ring (Divorced) b: 1857 Illinois
Anna Ring b: 1861 Illinois
Elizebeth Ring b: 1867 Illinois
Emma Ring b: 1869 Illinois
Matilda Sutherland (granddaughter) b: 1868
Alice Sutherland (granddaughter) b: 1870
** Suspect Elizebeth (b: 1867) is our Elizabeth (born June 1868).
1900 Town of Lake, City of Chicago, Cook County, Illinois
Barbara Ring (widowed) b: Jan 1830 Germany Children 8/5 living i: 1842
Geo Ring (son) b: Jan 1854 Illinois Landlord
Chris Plummer (brother) b: April 1840 Germany i: 1845
Gertrude Schaefer (grand daughter) b: January 1886
Frank Schaefer (grand son) b: July 1891
Madaline Schafer (grand daughter) b: May 1894
Elizebeth is close to the right age for Elizabeth Blanch Ring (1 year off), and if they followed tradition, then here parents have the right names, Geo (short for George?), and Barbara. I suspect this is the right family. If I can find either Elizabeth and Dominic's marriage licence, or Elizabeth's death certificate, perhaps those will include some family names (the 1870 census could also be usefull).
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Gordon Kaufman's Legacy to Theology and Science
with Myriam Renaud, "Gordon Kaufman's Humanizing Concept of God"; Jerome P. Soneson, "The Legacy of Gordon Kaufman: Theological Method and Its Pragmatic Norms"; J. Patrick Woolley, "Kaufman's Debt to Kant: The Epistemological Importance of the 'Structure of the World which Environs Us'"; Thomas A. James, "Gordon Kaufman, Flat Ontology, and Value: Toward an Ecological Theocentrism"; and Karl E. Peters, "A Christian Naturalism: Developing the Thinking of Gordon Kaufman."
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to freak out or be upset.
The same as tripping.
The same as tripping.
"Why you bugging man? I told you I'd return your cd's."
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to dart about nervously, as if on speed or other amphetamines
He's buggin' out!
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Hugging a buddy..... no sexual meaning intended. You can also 'hand bug' aka hand-bugging which indicates holding of the hands between two friends/past lovers. This can be male/male or female/male or female/ female.
Julie and Tanner were Bugging on Friday night at the club and again the 1st time they saw each other after 6 months. But until the 6 month mark, Julie was hand-bugging Claire.
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Henrico's Top Teachers – Pat Rogers
Glen Allen E.S., fourth grade
Pat Rogers couldn't help but develop an interest in reading at an early age. As a child, "learning was a continual thing" in her family, she recalls. "You never stopped learning."
Whenever a family member would share a new piece of information, others would ask, 'Where did you get that?" The answer always was, 'Well, I read it in a book.'"
Rogers, now in her 41st – and final – year as a teacher in Henrico County Public Schools has parlayed that love of learning into a lifetime of teaching. For the past 24 years, she's taught fourth grade at Glen Allen Elementary School and finds working with students of that age particularly enjoyable because she can help them learn to take responsibility for their actions and themselves.
And, of course, because she can help them find joy in reading.
"If there's one thing you can do to increase a child's reading ability, it's reading. Reading makes a better reader," she says. "That's one thing that you have to make time for every day. If you provide time and they're reading at home at night and during school and they finish a book, then they're excited. Then they start to feel independent about why they chose certain books, and that independence – when they feel in control – helps them get really excited about it."
It's a process that many parents have witnessed in their own children as a result of Rogers' influence.
"One of Pat's greatest strengths as a teacher is to forge an interest in reading in fourth grade," a parent wrote in her nomination letter for Rogers. "In the primary grades, students are eager to learn to read because they see it as a path to independence, but Pat empowers students in the upper grades with the gift and appreciation of reading as well. I know that my own son was a non-recreational reader before entering her class. She found a way to reach him and hold him accountable so that he became a pleasure reader for those 184 days and even beyond that year."
Rogers, who is a product of Henrico schools herself (Brookland Middle School and Tucker High School), now counts former students among her colleagues in the county's public school system.
Despite her belief in the basic hallmarks of education, Rogers has been quick to adapt along the way as new technology arrived. She was among the first three teachers at Glen Allen to receive an interactive Promothean board, and she finds that technology has helped bring lessons to life for youngsters in a variety of ways. But trying to fit more information into the same amount of time can be challenging, so Rogers is careful not to overwhelm her students.
"I love every bit of the technology," she says, "but you have to have comprehension skills, too."
Though much has changed since Rogers began her teaching career, some things have not.
"As far as children go, I think they're still excited," she says. "The world has changed. Parents are still interested, but busier now than they've ever been. People don't have as much free time as they used to. I actually think it's good sometimes when the electricity goes out and people just have to sit there and take a deep breath."
After years in the profession, one of the greatest joys for Rogers will never get tiring.
"When you see students 'get' something that they didn't get before, they're just excited about learning and excited about having something new to share. That's exciting for me."
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