Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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KUHiH m? ? 1 Cruising Around with i' The Skipper | J ^ _j .+ jr /r ram Co** dropped in to tell us of lirahip jaunt from Atlunta to <Joh|n which with a atop at Augusta, ,, *d only oue hour and thirty mln: W Ain't that sumthin'?" ?V1I if we had the cash, we would ftlr travel every time. It aurely oxhillrating and aavea a lot of time. e That was rather a trick that two eball boys handed the mauagenl of (he Chiefs last Thursday, hen at the last minute, they refused accompany the squad to Sumter. It ? (he- management on the spot but ell lake our hat off to Russell?with ,jng Ann and going into the fracas iih a patched-up lineup. A3 for the two players who staged e rebellion and walkout, they are (finitely out of hardball and also any fiball games the Bureau of Recrea>n has supervision over. Looks as if the Camden high school id the Junior Legion have found a tching prospect in this lad Hollis rnch who pitched the final seven d a half innings against the Royal >rds Juniors here last Thursday. On the basis of baseball returns onl Palmetto camps up to and inoiling the Saturdays games, Hartsilo looks to be the team that the hers will have to trim to keep up in e race. Chester is another outfit at will b? ar watching. Looks as if the sporting fraternity Camden and vicinity will have to !g:n taking some blood capsules and rt some red blood Into their veins. ever in my life have I witnessed ich miserable support as has been vea the Camden Highs, the Legion miors or the Camden Chiefs. 1 van name a score of cities, some ;->ni live and six times larger than asidva who would give the city hall ml -.'ue contents of the municipal 'rongbox. if they had a baseball plant e :hi- one Capiden offers. ' think fellows like Jack Nettles, k Russell, Arthur Clark, Dr. Carl est, Wylio Sheorn, Charlie Villeand others deserve a lot of >d:t for keeping everlastingly at it stir up some enthusiasm. Looks to ! as if there "ain't no such an aniil" around these diggings. \ 5Ve had a mighty nice high school II club which finished with a record winning seven out of ten. rl he Ju>r legion team has a lot of promise d the Chiefs of the Palmetto league rith the addition of several new es in the lineup, are doped to be lgerous factors In the league race s year. So, with three good base1 clubs?why the poor support? ain we Bay, Doctor get the needle d squirt a little red Ink Into the ns of some of the local gentry. lust a small Item?It seems to be open season for banana chunkers. least the presence of the elusive ns on sidewalks Indicates that a of lame-brains who haven't sense )ugh to throw the skins into a gar?e can or gutter, indicates somee is going to take a nasty fall one these days. Again we say, there ght to be law agin' It. Walked up Broad street the other V back of five colored girls. They ( ice c ream from paper buckets, baaas, oranges and cookies and the *waik they traversed looked as If tre had been an overflow from the J garbage truck. ' speaking of softball?the Bell boys 3 the Hamburg-Wieners staged a :e game at the Laurens street arena i Friday night. The Bell gang won d really showed mid-season class, emed kind of good to be back on i old battle ground again. Quite a wd of fans were present to witness fracas. ? ? * 3)' the way, where *were the Cam3 golf aces during the state tournah! a; Columbia last week. Looked e every town in the state, with the Option of Camden, had entries. 4 l^at fellow Reynolds, a Rock Hill If pro, who was sent to the National ent at Philly by some of the golf up at the mill city, didn't get r7 far. He posted an 80 for the Mlfying round and that ended the >ry. jreat Palls looks to have a powul legion Junior team. They Kdted the Junior Cords of WlnnsI* 7 to 1 last Friday. The Cords ddled the Camden laddies 7 to 3 L * the day before. Mho Syracuse Chiefs have definitely hit their Hirido and are now up with the leaders In the International league. Tommy lleaih, the big, good-natured California!), who has been doing the major part of the backstopping for the Chiefs, has been given his release and is now with Toronto. Those Clncy Hods stepped out of the National league to apply their talents against the Rochester club of the International league last Monday. Alas and alack, the Rochester luds slammed the Clncy gang, 2 to 1. Gene Thompson, a former Columbia Red, now with Clncy was on tho hill for Clnoy. Hoe. pitching for Hocbester held the Hods to four hits. Several Camden runs Jaunted over to Sumter Monday to 800 what was going to happen when a mueh-talked of, boastful and corky Hock Hill Junior legion team stacked up against the Sumter Juniors. In as much as tho Sumter lads have been kicked around from pillar to post In preseason games, it was expected they would prove easy picking for the prospective district champions. Hut the shoe was on the other foot and Sumter mauled the Hock 11111 team, 12 to 2. The Uamecocks' attack was so vicious that Hock Hill used live pitchers In an effort to halt tho slugging. Sumter got fourteen hits and made but one error. Hook Kill was held to .six hits and booted the apple six times. One of the city officials over at Myrtle llcach has issued a long statement to the press in which he deplores the publicity that has been given thy polio epidemic in the state. All right old follow, yours is a selfish attitude. We recall a similar wail that went up hack in the World war days when the flu started to spread around. In one locality where thy authorities combined agulnsl the press and refused to give out any data regarding the epidemic, number of cases, and thy like, the laxity of the people due to not being properly ac quainted with tho situation resulted in a in oh t appalling (loath poll. We say with all emphasis?-lot tho press give lull ami complete details of the present unfortunate situation. Far better that Myrtle lleach suffer a pecuniary loss than for the epidemic to gain greater headway because the people have been kept in tho dark. We believe it to be the duty of the press to designate tho location of all eases, even tho suspicious cases. Frankly it does not pay to fool around a buzz saw, when safety guards are tnlsslug. In four of the last five years tho Dominion of Canada has held first placo In wheat export. W. M. Elliott Die* At C*???tt William Mosoley Kiliott died at his home near Cassutl Sunday after an" Illness of several months. Funeral services worn held at Heaver Dam HaptUt church at 4:30 Monday afternoon, with burial In the t h u rehyard cemetery. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Margaret Huckabeo Kiliott; four sons. 10. (V Kiliott, of Camden; Clyburn Kiliott, Koroy Kiliott, of Cassatt; J. 11. KlHot, of Georgetown; six daughters, Mrs. Qulncy Godvyiu, of Camden; Mrs., Freddie Wilson, of Hethuno; Mrs. P. O. Thrall, Mrs. Gary Haker, Miss Cora Kiliott, of Williamsburg, Vs.; Miss Isavoll Kiliott, of Cassatt; and one brother, A. K. fclllott, of Cassatt. (clearance saleI Beginning FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 16th | I OUR ENTIRE SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK I DRASTICALLY REDUCED | WE HAVE DISREGARDED FORMER PRICES ?T> is is a sale of summer merchandise from our regular stock. I IlLLI Nothing has been bought for this sale. Because of the low prices I all sales are final. There will be a nominal charge for alterations. I I DRESSES Formerly $2.95 and $3.95 SPECIAL $1-88 One lot Evening Dresses Chiffons, Satins, Mouselin De Soie Formerly up to $10.95 SPECIAL $4-88 One Group GOWNS Satins and Crepes, Lace Trimmed $1.88 DRESSES Formerly $3.95 and$4.95 SPECIAL $2-48 All Summer Coats REDUCED Some as low as $1.88 One Group HOUSECOATS Formerly $2.95 and $3.95 SPECIAL $1.88 DRESSES Formerly $4.95 and $5.95 SPECIAL $3-48 One Group LINEN TOWELS AND BRIDGE SETS 58c We Have Grouped Our Entire Stock of HATS into two groups. Values formerly up to $4.95 88c &n<l 1 -88 i . DRESSES Formerly $7.95 and $8.95 SPECIAL $4-88 DRESSES Formerly $14.95 and $16.95 SPECIAL $?.88 Our Regular 89c and $1.00 ; CHIFFON and SERVICE-WEIGHT HOSE Reduced during sale to 58c | The Outlook Shoppe I I Camden, S. C. ' Telephone 1261 mmmmmmmwmmmmmmmm?mmmmmm?^mmmmmm_mmmmmmmm_mm?mmnmmmmmmmmmmmbmbmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmimmmmmmmmmmmmmmm bm mmmmmmmmmmmm ' ' ? " * .?'?> or>.litjJilJ ""IJt\.