Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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BETWEEN YOU . AND ME ? FRANK H. HEATH 1 Believe It or not folk*. M?? rtrwt pie pluy lo be executed by any aoftLll team l? ('amd?H thl? year waa pulled off In the game between the Dei^adte and Bruce teams In the Klrl'a leugue Tharnday afternoon Nell Moaeley. playing ut shortstop forj'e Bruce team atarted the triple kII K when she snugged a line drive In the aecond InnlnK when two runnorewere on the sacks. Before the starlitV'1 >" Louche playera on aecond and who hud started on u mad daalr at the t ruc k of the hut meeting ?he hall, could atop and return /belr Nell hud started the trli>I?j killing by snapping Um ball to third and the third haae player. Mary hllen ? mT ell relayed the peg to Mhhy Mc Dowel) at aecond And did the crowd give the nialdena a regular Notie Dame cheer That girl Weal, who halla from ('assail and who la a atudent at Win throp college looks like a comer In the game She oaauyed a pitching Job for a few rottnda hut gave It up to become the. roving outfielder. Believe me gang, thorn* girls who played In the mud after that cloud hurat Thuraday deaervo a lot of credit for their gatneriess And woe, oh woe, you ahould have aoen the dainty j white shorts after a few haae slides and aplaahlug through puddlea. My fruua. my hut la off to youae. ? Speaking of outfielders, let ine tell you that hoy, Joe Moaeley, aure did Home Hparkling work luat Thuraday In the left garden for the Merchanth And hpeaking of that game, it was a tough one for the counter hoya t<> drop They had the gutne all unwed up. H to 2. until the alxth Inning loomed up and then, oh what a headache. The Khho hoys countod enough tuna ill the alxth to come within a aunt of j tying the count and then went out to grab two more In the ueventh to win It waa aure a thriller. ? The Merchants have dropped alx ; games up to the end of last week hut ' t lie) are still out with their chins j up and looking for a break. Believe j mc, the> haven't hud any as yet. Hut the luck must change. i It seems that there Is it rule of the Twilight league that prevents pluyers of the league taking part in any other organized form of baseball, whether i ii he hard hall or soft hall This makes!, i; necessary for the hoys who are on the tiuards team and who sire also plating with the Hermitage Mill testing t i elect with what orgaitiztit Ion they sire to pla> If they decide to continue playing hard hall with the lb*r initage on(lit. it means they must leave the Hoard's leant * Bight here let's interrupt the sport pot-purrl and discuss "perpetusil mo-' lion." The following gem wits passed J t us ami it seems just sis logical as some things we are asked to believe t-'day by politicians: Bags make paper. I Paper makes money Money makes banks. : Banks make louns. ! limits make poverty. Poverty makes rags. ! Bags make?there's the rub. just keep on repeating the above and you have solved the problem of the ages. * Now hack to sports I'm mighty proud of "my girl Friday." She is getting to be an expert at scoring the girl's games for the recreation bureau. Thanks to you. Mury Helen. ? That was a real battle that the Wolves and (iuards staged last Kri du> evening The (Iuards jumped in i t<> a three run lead In the first frsuoe! when ('larUsou was on the tiring line |o| the Wolves. It was the lad's tlrst j le aving assignment, in fact, it was I sort of forced on hint because of the absence of that shooting ace. (Mark son Kltamc Hhaine, however, arrived n the battle front shortly after and alter he had gotten warmed up, had the (iuards eating cold turkey. * ? Bus sell pitched a nice game for the (iuards in fait, this (hap who puts I up Neon signs during tin? hours when h? Isn't playing softball has been doing some Mtellar work on the hill all season, All of the boys in the league who were slated to do the heaving Jobs are ahowing improvement. Itight now I'd auy that Khame 'h the moat consistent hajrlor, for iiia control la excellent and hTa fuat ball a bounty. Team munagera will have to begin to figure on the permanence of the aecond hulf teaina, for beginning with the aecond half achedule on July 12, the tcama will not be promltled to make any player changea or udditiona the remainder of the aeaaon. * ?'? Our upologlea to John Villeplgue for not allowing that putoul when he grabbed a iiy out of the ozone in the Friday game. We were relying upon a written opinion from Detroit but tiie evening mall brought an amplification of the flrat interpretation and the putout aliouid have counted. ? I'd like to choke the guy who wrote the Hoflbuil rulea. Jiet he wuh a lawyer for It euro takoH a lawyer to figure Home of them out, Why in blazes they did not permit of the same rule# uh in hurd ball with the exception of the underhand pitch, 1h more titan I run fathom. * * * Well folks, there have been several'threutH of pro teat in the Twilight loop for weekH now but none materialized until Monday when Carl Lightfoot and Stanley liabiu reully went to town with one. * ? They filed a formal protest against tiie ruling of I'mpire Sanders in tiie Monday gutne when he called Babln out at the plate. Habln claims he Is 110 kangaroo and could not leap over Claude Jackson who ran in from first base to try and tag hltn and actually did block Ills path to the plate, enabling H. Jackson, Lhe catcher, to get the ball and tag liim out. * * * Clurkson Khame, manager of the Wolves had a chance to protest the Cuards' victory of last Friday on the ground that Stoney Moore, who played with the Cuards Is not an eligible player Khame refused to make the protest, however * If the protest board sustains the Kex protest, the game will have to be play I'd over. * * * Well, all I can say is, that if it means another swell game like the Monday affair, they can play it over, because it sure was a beautiful game. Lightfoot and Hasty staged the (loses! hurling duel of the season and both received tine support. * Believe you me gang, there is some really swell playing in the Twilight league these days. The pitching performance of Hasty and Lightfoot on Monday and Khame and Funderburk Tuesday positively had real lustre. Tlfe defence exhibited by the teams was beautiful. And right now Camden baseball fans are getting their treat of genuine softhall, played along scientific lines and by players who have become really skilled artisans at the sport ? ? I hat Tuesday game was a tough one for Clurkson to drop, in view of his three hit hurling up to that fatal eighth. And was Doc Funderburk hot. He sure made the Wolves hunt the tall timber T he Zemp team lu the girl's league surelv came back, and but for a ?|uest lettable decision on a long drive to the out field w hich was termed foul, the Zemp maidens would have tied up the count. <>ur girl Friday did some nice hack stopping lor the Zemp team Very tew o| the pitched halls got past her. Nice work Marv Well, almost press time so "So Long until next week. I lohn \\ as, ak. 1 tanner <>! MusKeWis Is said It) have confessed (<> tie- sheiifl that he d\nainit ed hi> heme and Killed his wife and eight < hii.lt - ti lH\lnhi I'e.n I 'J7 Noith < aroliniau. who esi aped t r??n i ihe state peniten ] tiary at Kal. nth a couple of years ago. and in Texas killed a polite off it er, and under sentence of tleatli at the state prison at lluntsville last night, made a desperate attempt to escape lioiii prison Tuesday, hy the use of at dummy pistol made of soap He was! foiled' l>> guards who thought faster than he did John I*. Frey, veteran leader of the American Federation of Labor, at Cincinnati, Ohio, made the accusation that John L. Ix'vvls, leader of the I ti. is sleeping in the same bed" with the Communist party. Frey said the Communists now had such a firm urip on the C 1 O , that Lewis and his associates could not remove them, lie offered to produce a list of 60 C. 1. O. organizers who he said were "reds." I Attention Young Girls Desiring To I I Enter the Beauty Profession! || The Carolette School of Beauty Culture, under j I the supervision of Mme. Colette, is now enrolling its j : I July Class. Very serious training, moderate summer ; rates, every advantage. Write for information to 1302 Main Street. Phone j I 3067, Columbia, South Carolina. treasurer's report (Continued From Page Threw) M. M. Heaaonover 100.00' Mrs. Kathleen B. Watts .... 126.93 C. J. Outlaw, Treaaurer . .. 1,920.06 OeKalb Pharmacy 4?-43 N ('. Arnett 70.00 K. I,. Moauley, Superintendent 38 40 K L. Moaeloy 160.00 Kershaw Lumber Company /. 84763 It. C. Bennett ^00 Ouy Plaining Mill & Lumber Company 19.33 The Kerahaw Era 22.76 A. L. Cook 24.20 Frank J. Kabon 45 00 (1. II Clementa 16.00: John A. Young 90.00 VV L. Stokes 78.75 The Texas Compuny 197.21 James P. Anderaon 46.46 J. A. itoaborough 66.75 Barrlnger Hardware Company 7.65 Creed'a Filling Station 31.00 B. A Young'a Garage 13.80 Lewla & Chrlatmaa 177.32 Burna & Barrett Hardware Company 71.65 Norrla" Garage 62.95 City Filling Station 43.07 Camden Gas & OU Company 205.51 VV G. Anthony 15.00 .J, T. l.uney'a Garage 9 99 .1 Team Gettya 62.50 E. B. Trueadale 62.50 J. C. Fuulkenberry 62.50 L. P. Rose 62.50 i Jessie Blending 25.00 Gulf OU Corporation 297.14 Total 38,855.24 > * Kerahaw County Claims Paid for the Month of November, 1936: J. Team Gettya, Attorney 15.00 Mrs. J. P. Bethune 10.00 The Weikle Company 27.00 .1 Team Gettya, Attorney .. 85.00 Miss Nina Jones 30.00 J The R L. Bryan Company .. 65.45 | Jeff Hunt Road Machinery Company 20.00 Standard Parts Company .. 46.37 N. H. Burners Road Machinery Company 62.40 Camden Lumber Compuny .. 20.71 G. W. Monroe 17.25 A. B. Hoy kin 12.00 Fichel's Department Store . . 59.30 Gulf Refining Corporation .. 327.68 Walker. Evans & Cogswell Company 45.36 VV. L. Stokes 78.75 j The Boston Store 19.50 City of Camden 42.43 Lewis & Christmas 155.1" Standard Oil Company of New Jersey 22.0" International Harvester CotnI puny 232.74 Phoenix Oil Company 72.35 International Harvester Company 274 5" Clyhuru Motor Company .... 23.5k Kennedy Insurance Agency . . 39.05 Southern Bell Telephone Company 35.36 J. H McLeod 359.10 J 1). Watson 134.00 Kershaw County Health Department 250.00 Mrs. lx>na M. Clyburn 75.00 Home Furnishing Company . 17.50 1). C. Hinson 10.00 Catoe Brothers ; 152,83 A. L. Cook 27.32 Kershaw Lumber Company . 279.41 John Davidson 9.85 Burns & Barrett Hardware Company 101.73 The Texas Company 98.95 Mrs. Kathleen B. Watts 122.39 Barrlnger Hardware Company 42.12 Carolina Motor Company ... 155.82 City Filling Station 15.30 Camden Gas Oil Company . 120.00 Morris' Garage 89.65 .Morris' Garage 42.85 S. VV. James 22.70 .1 I) Watson. Clerk 5 49 I! K. Sparrow. Clerk 5.49 Whitaker & Company 61 10 K L Moselev 150 00 C. J. Outlaw. Treasurer .... 1.092.12 .\lt Lend \- McLauchlitl 19.50 G A Part in J.00 Mrs J. P. Bethune 10.00 P. .1 Outlaw t?3 14 (' J. Outlaw, Treasurer .... 1 74 70 J. A Roshorough 6 35 W T Redfearn 62.50 State Board of Public Welfare 4 75 00 II S. Moore 2 75 J D Adams Company 306 40 Henry Catoe 25".00 Total $7,252.95 Kershaw County Claims Paid for the Month of December, 1936: Smith Manufacturing Company $ 58.20 Carolina Wholesale Company 28.06 Thomas & Howard Company 23.71 Palmetto Farm Supply Company 35 "0 N C Arnett 62 50 Klchel's Department Store .. 26.50 N'oland & Company 30.50 Lortck A- lx)wrance 11 40 The R, I,. Bryan Company .. 51.48 Paramount Chemical Company 8.22 K A Jenkins . 34.-89 Lewis & Christmas 109 80 I Southern Bell Telephone Company 34 76 Enterprise Building A- Ix>nn Association 20.00 The Arthur Stores, Inc 15.84, The Gallon Iron Works & Manufacturing Company .. 16.75 Burns & Barrett Hardware Company 102.96 Mrs Kathleen B. Watts .... 120.97 | J. A Rosborough 40.00 The Texas Company 128.91 N. C. Arnett 67.50 George S. Rhame, M. D 2.60 W. L. Stokes 78.75 IB E. Sparrow. Secretary .... 17 41 B. E. Sparrow 1^ 00 Mm, !>ena M. Clyburn 75.00 j G. R, Clement? 30.00 J. I). WaUon 130,001 J. H. MoLeod 429.86 J. II Rush, or Bearer 21.00 J. II. Rush, or Bearer 21.00 K. L. Moseley 160.00 J. I. Turner 39.00 Creed*' Filling Station 62.99 Camden Guh & Oil Company 06.44 City Filling Station 18.26 Alton II. Nelson . 30.00 Young's Garage 17.26 Clyburn Motor Company . . . 87.25 The Kerahaw Era 20.00 C. J Outlaw , , 03.14 ('. J. Outluw, Treasurer .... 399.30 N. II. Suinors Road Machinery Company 409.18 11. D. Norris 09.66 City of Camden 46.26 Camden Cumber Company . . 164.32 Carolina Motor Company .. 449.11 Kerahaw Cumber Company .. 91.37 A. C. Cook 17,30 Jllaney Cumber Company .... 25.00 llarrlnger Hardware Company 18.47 Standard OH Company of New Jeraey . ; 87.40 Camden Chronicle 179.36 McCeod & McCauchlln 30.00 W. Kobin Zeinp 4.95 Jeff Hunt Houd Muchlnery Company 33.28 C. J. Outluw, Treaaurer .... 1,313,04 Kornegay Funeral Home .... 15.00 J. T. Hanky's Garage 16.60 Stevens-Springs Company ..t 6.00 Catoe llrothera 36.20 K. C. Moaeley 150.00 F. C. Munn 25.00 11. E. Sparrow 18.00 Mrs. Clllle M. Dunn 12.50 W. C. Stokea 78.75 11. B. Sparrow 61.24 Columbia Office Supply Company 28.74 DePass' Drug Store 3.00 The It. C. Ilryan Company .. 100.80 Walker, Bvana &. Cogswell Company 16.46 J. D. Watson 134.05 J. H. McCeod 414.10 S. H. Itoaa 2.26 Camden Hospital 1,146.18 Mrs. J. 11. Bukor 176.00 J. H. Clyburn 303.06 Mrs. I^ena M. Clyburn 75.00 Caroliua Motor Company .... 81.70 The Texas Company 61.20 Jeff Hunt Road Machinery Company 96.09 City Filling Station 13.65 Norris' Garage 46.80 .V H. Sumers Road Machinery Company 1,440.60 Carolina Motor Company 119.50 D. L. Dabney 3.'50 Palmetto Farm Supply Company 74.68 Lewis & Christmas 146.18 Lawrence Richardson 16.80 Whitaker & Company 73.62 liurus & Barrett Hardware Company 26.62 South Carolina Equipment Company 1,963.82 Wallnau's 10.50 Alemite Company 1.94 Kennedy Insurance Agency . . 20.00 Thomas & Howard Company 18.98 Norris' Garage 79.85 Camden Gas & Oil Company 60.78 Mrs. Kathleen B. Wratts 122.15 J. C. Faulkenberry 62.50 Clyburn Motor Company .... 258.00 The R. L. Bryan Company .. 43.50 B. E. Sparrow. Secretary . . 15.67 Mcljeod & McLauchlln 46.501 Carl A. West, M. D 10.00 Frank J. Rabon 45.00 C. J. Outlaw 63.14 C. J. Outlaw, Treasurer 1,370.16 J. T. Laney's Garage 7.90 City of Camden 1,650.92 W. G. Anthony 45.00 J. A. Rosborough t 46.07 B. 10. Sparrow, Secretary .... 3.47 Kershaw County Health Department 159 00 First National Bank, of Cams 6.211.34 ( ominercial Bank, of Camden, , S- C 5,033.60 Commercial Hank, of Camden, S r 6,211.34 To,al $34,321.93 Kershaw County Claims Paid for the Month of January, 1937: Kershaw County Sinking Fund Commission $2,400.00 Epos-Fitzgerald Paper Com 10.83 N. C. Arnett 75 00 W. T. Redfearn 62.50 E. B. Truesdnle 62 50 J. Peam Gett>s 62 50 State Board of Public Weifart> 550.00 The (lalllon Iron Works .... 49.31 E. A. JO'nklns 6 87 J. D. Adams Company 60.98 N. H. Sumers Road Machinery Company 137.87 Southern Bell Telephone Company 24.70 Estate of George T. Little .. 9.00 Kennedy Insurance Agency . 200.00 Standard Parts Company . . 17.60 Jeff Hunt Road Machinery Company 4180 G. W Monroe 52 25 City of Camden 56 64 Koland Company 215.96 Eichel's Department Store . . 9.54 J T Cameron ....'. 975 Standard Oil Company of New Jersey 22.00 DeKalb Pharmacy 18 54 Alton B Nelson 30 00 Catoe Brothers j qq A. I, ( 00k . 23 9q Clyburn Motor^ Company .... 7 90 John A. Young 90 00 Stevens-Springs Company . . 30.50 Kershaw County Sinking Fund Commission 16,764.15 Kornegay Funeral Home .... 19.50 C. J. Outlaw, Treasurer .... 90.00 (Continued on Page Seven) The American Forestry association declare* that uuless the Federal government take Immediate steps to control the spread of the Dutch elm diseaae, deatruction of 1.000,000 elm treea, valued at $760,000,000, la threatened. Already 2,000,000 treea have been deatroyed in the New York metropolitan area. Jaioca Max Chitwood, 16, of Dalton, Ga., la under a bond of $6,000 in Atlanta, (la., on a charge of aendlng threatening lettera to (linger Rogers, film actress. CITATION State of South Carolina, County of Kerahaw. IJy N. C. Arnett, Probate Judge: Whereaa, Jeaae T. Koaa made auit to me to grant unto hlra Letters of Administration of the Estate and effects of Nannie E. fcoss. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the Kindred and Creditors of the said Nannie K. Koss deceased, that they be and uppear before mo, in the Court of Probate, to he held at Camden, 8. C., on Friday, June 18 next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, If any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand this third day of June Anno Domini, 1937. > N. C. AllNBTT, Judge of Probate for Kershaw County. FINAL DISCHARGE Notice Is hereby given that one month from this date, on July 2, 1937, 1 will make to the Probate Court of Kershaw county my final return as Administrator of the estate of Annie Cook deceased, and on the same date I will apply to the said Court for a final discharge as said Administrator of said estate. WILLIAM STOKES, Administrator. Camden, 8. C., June 2, 1937. "FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that one mouth from this date on July 9, 1937, I will make to the Probate Court of Kershaw County my final return as Guardian of the estate of Bernice Raley, deceased, and on the same date I will apply to the said Court for a final discharge as said Guardian of Buid estate. MARY RALEY, Guardian Camden, S. C., June 9, 1937 FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that one month from this date, on Friday, July 9, 1937, I will make to the Probate Court of Kershaw County, South Carolina, my final return as Administrator of the estate of Burrell Campbell, deceased, and on the same date I will apply to the said Court for a final discharge as said Administrator of said estate. R. L. McCASKILL, Administrator Camden, S. C., June 9, 1937 Rudolph Berreo, of Washing?! H <' , negro cook on the U. 8. thlt> t'l CJuartua, hfti been returned to. (n leans from Genoa, lUly, tnaA.. to a charge of stabbing to * Walter V. O'Brien, flrst <<>uk uu ?f I A. Quarlua, on the high seas. FINAL OI8CHAROE I Notice la hereby given than 0q?I mouth from tbia date, on jU|y 12 H 11137, Mr*. Ballye Masaey win mk^H to the Probate Court of Ker?h*wH County her final return ati Commltn*M of the estate of Sidney Mill*, lncotn.1 potent, (deceased) and ou the a?m?H date ahe will apply to the aaid CourtH for a final discharge aa aald Commit H H N. C. AltNKTT, Judge of Probate for Kerahaw ciju,,,. Camden, 8. C., June 12, 1937 I Recipe for I Refreshment I FOR real refreshment i reach for a "Steinie" fl Brown Bottle of Schlitz Ileer. Brewed to mellow-ripe per- I >. feet ion under Precise Enzyme Control... with added health benefits of Sunshine Vitamin I D... Schlitz brings you winter I and summer uniform deli* I ciousness.l You dou't have to cultivate a taste for Schlitu. You like it on first acquaint' once... and ever after. Jos. 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