The Wateree messenger. (Camden, S.C.) 1884-1942, August 28, 1935, Image 5
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ip Hilton News
By I. Grostein
We can say, without any serious
ntradiction, that our camp, official
known at; Veterans camp unmber
tour, of Blaney, S. C., is a fully self
contained FERA encampment. The I
various crafts of our artisans and our;
"Versified professional list make it
neceseary for the employment of!
any outside help in the maintenance
K or administration of this veteran city.
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Our etate director, Colonel James
. j
^ H. Palmer made an unexpected call
at our camp last Wednesday. He 1
ij'.'iound very lew men in camp as
inmost of them were out on either Uh'o
| Camden or Hermitage Mill Lake pro
Si jects. He complimented the rest of
the men on the 'ship shape'- condition
^f all camp buildings and facilities,
v Mien the noon mess call was sound
ed Colonel Palmer sat down to a
^luncheon of cold cuts with Lieutenant
;?> D. W. Powell and chief of works,
J. Randolph Little, surrounded at the
1 other tables by the men remaining in
camp and those brought in from tlhte
mill dam project by the bugler's re
call. Our state director liked the idea
of feeding the men remaining ip
camp the same fare that was sent
out, in sandwich form, to the Camden
projects. Thus; all eat alike and the
evening meal is the "big"meal of
tho day.
Our superintendent and his first
assistant, Captain Edward R. Den
ny and Lieuteiant George A. Mid
dlemas, respectively, were rot in
camp during the Colonels visit. They
were in town making purchaser of
work and capnp supplies a 'd attend
ing administrative matters.
We 'h'nve lost one of tho best bar
itones of our vocal symphony, Ar
chie ? E. Poindexter. Air. Poirdexter,
whose official assignment war that
of driver on the heavy duty Ford,
left us on Friday for a brief stay at
the Mountain Home in Johnson City.
Tenn., where he will have his tonsils
removed and' otherwise undergo a
general physical examination.
We take this means of thankirg
your FERA leader, Jack Nettles, for
making fh'e necessary contact be
tween your correspondent and your
editor for the establishment of this
column. This is a real good-will med
ium and Mr. Nettles meant it to be
so. Thatr; the true spirit of recon
struction.
The first lady of our camp, Mrs.; 5
Edward R. Denny, made a second | ]
visit to our cpjmjp this week accom- J i
.?panied by Eddie , Junior, and the de- ]
lightful Miss Ellen. Captain and Mrr, <
Denny are to be complimented on the i
genuine pride they show in our camp '
Eddie, Junior, has gotten to ibe a re: l^
favorite among the men and Ellen's]
personality has endeared her to her
fathers command.
There is music in the air here to
night. Our musical symphony causes
our radio to remain unused. Our vocal
ists are Jimmy Dcvore, Wayne High
tower, Charles F. Jeffern, George I.
Johnson, Andrew F. Pitteroff, Fre
est C. Swann and Thomas A. Wright
They are the ones who started the
fymplh'ony. They have us all singing
now. Some day we will all insist on a
solo by Lieutenant Powell.
Pau' W. Buchanan, the "trouble
shooter"of our garage has put an
other Foro into service. We believe
that tho 'modest Mr James I.. Mc
Kenzie had something to do with it
The reason your columnist mentions
Mr. McKfcnrJe is that he hav. known
him In Florida and whenever your
Correspondent camo around with n
pad and pencil, J.L. war; nowhere to
be found.
A true intelligentia has been not
iced in the camp and yet the persons
wo aro about to mention have never
made clfctm to fame. Indeed, there is
much wisdom in the air when such
men an fvouis Enable, Olio R. Hroce,
Ihigh G. iH olson or M. O. Pederson
find time to nay anything. ,
Our "amon" corner is usunly held
down by such Aimriahln convivial con
versationalists as our 'top sergeant'
Thomas J. Gray, barrack 2'r sec
tion leader, Hill Ilightower, Doc Gay
James Hall, Pop Stafford, John F.
McKenna, Chief Clerk Richard W.
Lindsay and Owen J. Hearo. These
men can discuss baseball, fishing
afairs of state, favorite dishes re
ligion and politic* and not a voice
f is raised in anger. "Amen" is right
? ' .
Sports Gazing
By Lawrence L. Prince
It seems a pity that Wilmer Hines
cant get some where in tho tennis
world. Most South Carolinians seem!
very anxious for him. Well, that is
only natural as we all know he's!
from Columbia. Wo would like to see'
one of our boys in big time tennis
From all accounts lie seems to have
improved very much, but he still isj
not recognize ' as nis friendc would
like to see him.
Bennettsville sure did put out e
cracking good American Legion Ibase
ball tea.m this summer. The young
sters from the small town surprised,
everybody by beating Columbia in
a two out of three series, and t'aV1
boys from iho Capitol City were
last years state champions. Watch
these bova because they are all undei
seventeen and still in high school.
All other C class high schools in tlu
state should take warning for these
boya are going to be plenty hot and
r re going tc give t'h'e other teams
p'?nty to worry about for the next
two years.
Football is gradually taking the
place of basi'tall talk among the
sport fans now that the firsi hint
of fall i:- in tlu ail Somi 01 the col
leges in tho state are planning some
surprises when the season oper.:- full
blast. Among the interstate teaim
the race i:: going t? be a colorful
affair from the way thing? look now
It looks as though 'Dizzy* McLe >d j
will lea<i lii. Km man boy., through!
to the state championship, and get
ting Cl ;mso"! out o{ the way will bej
hi nrrn difficulty What MeCall
istev c.t d< with t ie situation a? '
Carolina i. mystery Hi ha: t i >< |
Irjaterial and il tlu b?>ys aren't too1
lazy he ought t< make good. Wal
ter Johnson at 1'. C. is always a
I'li'iea'c. The dark horse will be The,
Citadel. Theii imported freshman
team las year mopped up every
thing i- the state. 3< and 37 are
going to be Citadel's big years but
for this season it looks a? if the bat- 1
tie i:; going t< b< between Furman
am! Clemson with the odd.-; on Fur
man.
From all reports the Camden Bull
Dogs a>-e goi :g to e bigger and bet
ter than they were last year. The
team will miss greatly the services
of Capl. John Flowers and several
others who have graduated but t'l .'e
team, during the approaching season
wiil be led by FJmer Nolan. They are
all looking forward to a brilliant
season under the directio:V of coach
John Villepigue who has led them
successfully through (many cam
paigns. The boys went on their an
nual eaTrvp yesterday and at that
place will start training. Wit'/i'in a
dozen days they will all be back
und we will get the first notion of
who's going U> be what on the team
I hi:) year.
BEFORE SUCH il
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We did not moan to slur any of
the players in our dispatches. Thnt is
why wo offer apology to the men
who complain to us nhout tho fact
that wo forgot to mention the good
work being done bv Hod Hawkins and;
Robie Robinson, hotfr/ valuable play
ers of our camp team. TMease pardon
us, you Hawkins: and Robinson root
ers. It was just a slight oversight.
Hnseball in the afternoon and d>in
oing in the evoningis being planned
for the Labor Day celebration.
Ladies and gentlemen of Camden:
You are alw.ays welcome to our camp.
Come on in and look us over. Wo
know that frequent visits will make.j
for better neighborly understanding i
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This is the theme of tV.'o add res-.
;vtn by I > r. Wimbejly before the
I en's Hihle Class last Sunday moin
ig. He has been invited to give this
efnre thr Textile Union, which
leets the hall o\cr Mr. Hen
Vest's More, on t'.Ve hill just outside
if the e'>ty limits on Highway No. 1,
aturdny morning. Any one who
nay not belong to this organization
s invited to come an<l hear this mes
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l'actL'rio'ofristff, various grades,
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This will bo the subject of the ad^
'ires* by J>r. Wimberly, toachor of the
Men'f* Bible Class of the I,yttleton
Street Methodist church next Sunday
morning. A resolution was passed
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the clas?i an<l boost it back to its
former attendance. The class waf
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noxl Sunday. We wish to call atten
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