The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 23, 1939, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
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1t looks like " flat rock is
Harboring a qerman bund.
B,ir edKal' hoover. ? '???'
t.H'r
aieno soilit a corpse of g men to llui
al 0ace to investigate slim
KTnee. Jr . ??ltl htH t(>*ho,ea he bas
tterttUeil a bund of nazzlea. ho has
wsstlk* 1)11 htB ott<5r,u?b??1 doors,
V * ,Jt, as 3 of same painted on hla
BL,~ door. and he wears one in his
Kk? li0
I g|im chance, Jr., simply wont do, so
)4 naboi8 say. ho hus aoine kind of
Blandest ino meeting nearly every
Kjgbt In a upstairs room, and they do
ell of awful goings on up there, they
:IjQg aollgs that noboddy can under isll(i,
and It sounds like germau
?^^Kongs.
*B g|lm has made his wife quit trad1,1
,l10 Htoar here, and ho
W',ks like a bunder, he brags on hitjBer
but says he does so because his
JBrife'a grammaw was a german by
?irth and his grampaw was a german
By marriage, ho denies that he will
Vne germanny in case of war.
*B our poleesman has kopt a weather
Boon slim for a long time and is con"' inceil
that he is not on the levvel.
B jeans towards the fasslsta also, he
ears a brown shirt enduring one
and a black shfrt enduring the
*Btber week, he thinks mussy-lena is
* ,0 greatest dick-tator that ever lived
Bjcept john lewis.
9 seml yore g-men to the undersigned
nd knock 4 knocks on one side of
door and 5 knocks on the other
Side of his door; that will be the counBrsign
for them to tell us that they
Be railly and trulie g-men. you
^Bought go ahead and get mr. dewey
A jSSUP ;l banch warrant for slim
^^Bttanco. jr., as he needs to be locked
[fl a full blooded germau goes with
.^Bim ail the time and keeps his pocket
of nazzi-litter-ture, so holsuin
^Joore says, he always orders german*,d
potatoes at the all-nite cafe,
; bo uses the goose step when he
i Ba'.kes down the street but slim is the
leaih-r. come at once with the law
^Br.i 'la* handcuffs, we will keep him
bay till you all show up.
t^B Yores trulie,
il^B mike lark, rfd.
M corrp spondent.
he mud cats and the eels
play a close game
H'he fiat rock baseball team crossed
B'^ with cedar lane last satturday
ai. for a fine 7-ending game. It
Bnvi'd at 3 p. tn. and continued till
Ki.iowu with mudd lark at tlie plate
, .t!0 tiat rock mud-cats and juno
/ was pitching f*>! the cedar lane
If:., game was called for about 30
B ... is in the secont ending when
Km chance, the third, hit a homeinto
the lower end of the cow
Bt;..r and lost the ball, it stayed
Hu till it was found by jimmio dooBtle
who was ketchcd trying to steal
land take it home with him.
Bthe efnpire got hurt in the head
Bright smart by a base ball bat in
Be fourth ending, but ho was able
B get back into the game within 25
^ nnots. dr. green bandaged his head
M with a towel, and did he look like
turk? i say he did. the feller who
Burk him was took to the hospittle
Br repairs.
another axcident happened in the
B;h ending when art square, jr.,
Boh- the bat which belonged to the
Bt rork mud-cats. cedar lane reBrd
<> let their opponents play with
hat. but the mud-oats finally at
Bt got their bat taped and the game
^Lnt on. some of the speck-taters
r.t home.
Ithe main features of the game were
^Llks, getting hit by balls, fanning,
Bhting, fussing, fumbles, fowls, erBrs,
pinch-hitting by players who alB>>
struck out, picking at the em^Bm,
wild throws, and sody pop. plana
Bll be made for each team to fetch
Bong at least 2 balls and 2 bats to
e next game.
Bit got verry dark at the last haff of
Be seventh, the score stood as folB^'ts
for the mud-cats 125 tallies,
B th? eels. 124 tallies, the latter
Bdmed that the former lost the tally
Be?: in the third ending and made
a tally sheet to suit hlsself. thereB&r
the game will be contested, watch
e drug stoar window for the next
me.
yores trulies,
mike lark, rfd,
corry spondent.
all about the big pound
party
* old style pound party was hell
I the home of mr, and mesdame
Bat chance, sr., last frlday night and
was largely attended by a number
I persons who were Invited as w?U
twice as manny who were not In
vited.
..art square, jr., fetched a pound of
streakedly stick candy and it was enjoyed
a right smart by all concerned,
piker long turned up with a half-pound
of ham which was promptly fried and
et. he said it was so high . . he could
not buy a whole pound.
| ..hansom moore brought in a pound
of butter he sneaked out of his ma's
pantry, so they sent out and got a
loaf of bread and both of same were
consumed without further notis. Jimmie
snout brought a bucket of homade
molasses, it was converted into
candy on the stove and a candy
pulling was indulged in for an hour
or so.
..mud lark started to the party, so
he said?with a nice frying-siztr chicken
which he thought weighed- over a
pound, but it got a-loose from him,
so he said, while ho was climbing
over dr. hubbert green's pastor fence,
but he claims it was not dr. green's!
pullet, as he will learn when he counts
all 5 of his'n tomorrow morning. I
..some fiddling and dancing took
place, but after it woke up mr. chance,
sr., he promptly put a stop to it by
"pounding" on the wall. then the
boys and girls divided up into cupples
and held hands and hhgged each other
while the lamp was blowed out
ever now and then. some setting
around outside in the shade of the
moonshine was participated In by the
puppy-lovers who were on hands.
..this was a verry nice party considering
the fact that seweral lowbred
boys was there. they newer used
anny manners at home, so they were
not expected to use anny at the party,
which they dlddent. they newer
fetched a pound of annything except
thelrselves, but they carried off sevveral
pounds of food, they hawing
got more than all of the others put
together ansoforth.
yores trulles,
^ ~ mike lark, rfd,?
corry spondent.
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CAMDEN JUNIORS TURN BACK
8UMTER BY SCORE OF 124!
I
Camden's hard<hluiitg Legion Jun-I
lot s pounded out an easy 12 1 victory I
over Sumter yoatenkiy. Tho game!
was tho last exhibition affair for tho,
locals before the start of district play!
Wednesday. At 3 M) on that day the!
young (i a inococ k s will yo u (> a train st r
the Columbia Juniors in the llrst eliui !
nation contest Manning is the third
team In tho district.
With the long trip to Augusta, (in .
still fresh in their memories the locals
looked dead on their feet yesterday.
They started out like a house a Are,
but bogged down completely from
then on. Eight miscues were chalked
up against Sumter, most of them aiding
Camden to pile up the dozen runs.
Sumter used three pitchers. Cook
started but errors upset him in the
second unci two singles followed three
straight bobbles. Tho result was four
runs for Camden. The rally wiped
out Sumter's two-run advantage gained
in the initial frame when Kim ore
opened up with a single, James tripled
to score Elmore and then Brown
doubled to bring in James.
Camden kept adding to its four
runs in tho second by scoring one in
the third, two In tho fifth, two in the
sixth, one in the eighth and two more
In the ninth.
Sumter's final runs came In the sevjenth.
Elmore's single, Brown's triple
and Gordon's sacrifice fiy to tho outfield
did the work.
Moore, Robinson and Johnson led
: Camden's attack at tho plate; The
Camden Infield played nice ball
throughout tho game.?Saturday's
Sumter Item.
Lancaster Bests Sumter
Lancaster, June 17.?Lancaster won
a Palmetto League game here today
from Sumter by 8 to 2. Lefty Rogers,
Rose southpaw, was effective with
men on the bases. Sumter leaving
nine runners stranded. Ray Coke",
Clem80n ace, pitched beautiful ball until
the seventh. Hugh Stoddard hit a
homer for Sumter as did Head Plyler
and Footey Warren for the Roses.
Fast fielding was an outstanding feature
by both teams.
Lancaster 8 21
Sumter 2 11 4
Rogers and Warren; Coker, Batson
and Evans.
Cards Scoop, 19 To 0
Chester. June 17.?In a Palmetto
State baseball league game this afternoon,
Chester Cardinals defeated Kershaw
Rebels. 19 to 0 at Kershaw. In
the big fourth, Stroud for Chester got
a double and a homer and J. Cooper
two singles.
Chester 19 17 5
Kershaw 0 2 i
The U. S. senate may be asked to
make an investigation of barter deals
of the Mexican government for the
the sale to Germany and other countries
of oil from the expropriated
American oil properties. Senator Holt,
of West Virginia, says ho has infor-1
mat ion that Senator Guffey, Democrat,
of Pennsylvania, had a hand in putting
the barter sales over.
NVA MAKE MANY IMPROVEMENTS
IN KERSHAW COUNTY REPORT
Young agricultural workers of the
National Youth Administration put into
cultivation. terraced. cleared, landSi
aped or otherwise improved fortytwo
acres of Kershaw county land.
Mrs. J A. Kile>, of Columbia, area
supervisor, disclosed today in a report
of physical accomplishments tor
the three and a half years ending I
Ueceinher 31
On reforestation projects, according
to the report. 4.20U trees were set out
and 1,250 more were pruned in this
county.
NY A canneries were especially active,
18,683 containers having been
filled wit it foodstuffs while, at the
same time, the young workers were
being trained in canning as a voea
I loll.
From \Y \ wood work shops ijiinu
Items iiu Imhnt: a large lit'inher
of ple? ? > of s? h.?o! fui mi tn < desks,
ehaira, tables an ! e .ib!nc?s that \v? iv
dismlni'? d free i f ehuige among ivrlatn
inta! schools without fund* to
!>ny I lii'Mi t 1.-?? w Ui i e
i On sowing ami handler.tit projects. i
1 IT", ii' us wiii- produced These 1 n
'eluded a great many clothing articles.
! ii >8. sheets. bed spreads and rugs
that wriv p t v en to tieedv lutnilies.
Young XV \ office aides, most of
| tln-m working In connectIon with the
student aid program, typed, filed \?r
! mimeographed y total of 15S.656 clerUak^lt^mR
On projects in school libraries.
also connected with the s'.uili'iit
aid program. X37 volumes were
mended and 150 catalogued,
j NYA projects seek to furnish em
ploymont to yotttiK people between IS.
ami 2f> who are unemployed and out |
of school and. at tho same (line, to
train thorn for Joba In prtvato employinont
when such iobs bocouio Available.
More Electric Lines For County '
I Washington liinr 1 "> t'onutvasman '
.
Ja:iu a I' Kit -hards. bifth iMstitcf of
j
1 Smith Carolina, It,is j us l ri't't'l v?'tl in !
I I
> i. riii,ti i>mi from John M ('.irmou\, Am !
| in :ii t : i a! <>r K n i .i I Kit-i 11 it hent ion A <! '
in: n I > 11 ,i: l> >n. \\ .ishiu.ition. that an at*
lioiniiiii of fumts in tho amount of
: $L"J0."00 to hitihl ahoitt 2H0 intIns of
.mo to si n c I.OL'.'i iiit'uiIn rs in Lamasti*i*.
I'hi's11'I'llfId aiitl K? rshaw coiin-i
tti s, has lorn ntado.
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Kir font's staiui oroot on rho twitjs;
tho calit's of llu> pints ami spruooaj
| tianh. down.
(JalTney Man Kills
Wife, Then Self
11.?iVn? > Iiino l ' Sheriff K U. liryant
reported today that Forest 0.
Mimri', :?3 \ear old farmer shot and
erit li-ii11 y wounded his estranged wlfo
and ttit*it killed himself
The sheriff said Moore left a no to
saying that he was unable to live wltn
his wit,- and had decided to kill hlliiSO
If and iter
Moore died In a hospital four hopra
later. Mrs. Moore was allot in tho
shoulder and abdomen
The sheriff said the farmer went to
his wife's residence about noon, pulled
out a .32 automatic pistol and startod
shooting.
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