The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 27, 1943, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
Cassatt Notes 1
Fir?t Lieut. L. L. West, of Fort lien- J
nlng, Ott., visited his parents here last ,
week-end.
Mr. end Mrs. J L. Cooper and
daughter. Mrs. J. W. Buchan ((line
Cooper) have been visiting relativeu
In Nortii Carolina.
Mrs. Fred 1'arliani and two children,
Fred, Jr. and Margaret, of Oxford, N.
C.. spent last week wltii their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. West.
Mrs. Lou Floyd, of Liberty Hill, la
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. II. McCoy.
Cpl. Laurie West, of the Marine
corps, and who Is stationed ut New
Htver, N. C., spent last week-end with
relatives In Columbia and Cassatt.
Ralph Catoe, of the IJ. 8. N., is
spending fifteen days with his parents
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Mr. and Mm. L. H. Catoe.
, M Isses Sarah Juiio Hosier, Betty
Jane McCasklll and Betty Weat are
spending aoveral day* at Myrtle lteach
uud I'awley'e Island. They were, the
wooh-end guests of Miss MargAret
Ynrborough, who la making her home
at Georgetown at the present.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gordon, of Orlando,
Fla., have been on a visit to
their mother, Mrs. D. E. Gordon, Sf.,
bore.
Mrs J. It. West, Sr. and Mies Charlotte
McCaaklll, who have been at(<
tiding Hinninur school at Wlnthrojp
College, returned to their respective
homes here Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nettles Myers and
son, Nettles, Jr., are visiting tire purloins
of Mrs. Myers, Mr. and Mrg. J. B.
| Mrs. A. A. West returned to Oxford,
McCoy. y
N. O., with her daughter, Mre. Fred I
Parhum, for a few day* visit. 1
Mrs. J. W. Ingle It spending * short
while with her brother, J. L. Cooper,
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Ingle and two
sons," of Columbia, made a brief visit
with the Cooper's Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Baron McQoughan and two
sons, of Holly Hill, are on a visit to
their mother, Mrs. BnflMe Marshall
here.
Mrs. R. B. BUlott (Orafce Klnard) Is
spending sometime with her mothty,
Mrs. Klnard. In Newberry.
Miss Louise McNeeley returned to
Pulaski. Va., after a two week's visit
with her parents here and with relatives'
In. Camden.
Newn hue been received here of the
arrival of a son to Lt. and Mr*? William
McCoy at PeUer, 8. C, Mrs. Mc
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Coy Is the former Edna Oweus, of
Pelxer. Lt. McCoy la the aou Of Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. McCoy.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Cooper, who
have been visiting the former'a brother.
J. L. Cooper and family/ left for
their home in Shelby, N. C., Tuesday.
Mrs. J M. West and Mlsa Charlotte
McCaskill left Saturday morning for
a vacation at Myrtle Beaoh. Mrs.
West's daughter. Mlsa Margaret West,
is Making her home at that pl*c*. having
a very responsible position at the
Air Base since her graduation from
Wlnthrop College In the spring.
Mr, Perry MoxlOr and a family from
Chester, Pa., are spendiug their vacation
with tlfe former's mother, Mrs.
C. A. Moxlor. *
Buy War Bond* and Stamps
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Revival Meetings
Are In Progress >
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I A series of revival meetings begun
I Sunday night, August 22, at the Mt
| Zk?n Baptist church, and will continue
through tonight, August 27. 8ervlcea
arc hold each night at 8:45 o'clock.
Rev. Matthew M. llabon, pastor of
the church will do the preaching. The
public la cordially invited to attend
thoHo services. .
A revival meeting will begin at the
Malvern Hill Baptist church Sunday
night. August 29, 1948. Services will
be held each night at 8:80 o'clock.
Itcv. ft. K. Anderson, pastor of the
Second Baptist church of Lancaster,
will do the preaching, assisting Matthew
M' Habon, the pastor. A daily
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Army Wins Close
Game From ScrapJ
Maintenance Team
Crashing through the MaiuUn?J
defense, Lt, Frank Boon's Arinv ^B
bailers scored 7 runa In tw0 1b?wH
to take a lead which th?
Kelly men were unable t0 ,!!??
Army won a veritable dogft4htiWi
Friday by an 8 tq 6 count.
With the season drawing t0 . J
and the Army roariug down the ho'*?
stretch nose to uose with the h^Bi
at rue tors, the "brass hat" groin, fcZH
to wlu the game or run the ohau^B
of losing out In the second half dtu^Bi
On the other hand, the Kelly cr3
right on -the tails of the Army aJ i
Instructors, had the eceut of the
nam In their nostrils aud put uViHl
dogged battle to win. The hit tou^B
were all even, each.team getting creJ
it for 10 blows. However, the Aral
had the long range guns and qub^I
of their wallops went for extra sacl^H
Broome, the roving outfielder ofy^B
Army, had the unique distinction tfll
registering a home run on an erroH<
in. the Malntalnence center field.
Scoring by. the Army was coafiot^B
to 3 Innings, the second, third aS
fourth. In the second Inning Urooo^SH
homer ^accounted tor a lone tally.
the- third Inning Bean singled, trari^B
lug to second on a passed ball
scoring on Quldo's triple. SchneJ
flew out to Terry in the MalntatauM^B
short field. Outdo scoring aftertS^I
The scoring of the Malntahumtfl
group came in the second, fourtb^B
fifth and seventh Innings. Hits bj^l
Terry and Martin and an error bj^B
Schnell scored Terry In the seconfl j
inning. In the fourth inning with qi^B
down, Terry again started a ralfy^H
Martin laid down a grounder to Gottsfl j
and In an effort to retire Terry
second, Gotto threw wide. Plyler fu^H
nod but Munger singled to scor^B
Terry and Martin. Stafford singie^^H
Munger taking .third and scoring
on a passed ball. Moseley popped to^B
Relchel to end the inning. In the fift^B
Jennings doubled, took third on ifl
passed ball and scored on Adaroskl'iB j
error. In the seventh with one dowi^|
Moseley singled and scored on fts^B
land'g single. i
The soore R. H. !
Army 8 10 |B
Main. '. 6 10
Batteries:. Schnell and AdamsklB
Brown and Jennings. j
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Vacation Bible School will be bety^B
each morning at the church from Mfl '
to 11:30 A. M.
Hit-and-run drivers have prorstfl
costly to big league baseball thisymrB
Casey Stengel, Braves' manager, uftB
Joe Heving and Hank Edwards ofH
Cleveland, have been victims.
$4m 'i Jjow\
Jack is head- over - heelsl He
has just mat the one-the only I
?the mod beautiful girl on
aartfh And. whan ha
lug hat to face-to-fact, befit I
using tha. to St' I
press his sentiments at length
Yet, Jock, ton's a grand feet- I
ingl Yet if you're using o p?
tyllria, none of your telephone
neighbor* ccm talk while you
are courting. A thd-up
alio helps coum congestion
tha cgttuul office. ft pots on
added burden on equipment
through ahkh war colls must
post; This equipment can't be
expanded to handle all de
mands, for telephone material I
Is going to baftltftataad.
So p/ea*e}Jocfcr help keep the I
line* dear?for your party line
neighbor*, the folk* of your
community, and the people
handling vHof war businese
that can't wait. Qo to see da
lady, and m
her. H yoo dh toll, please be
brief; ihe^H understand wten
you te H her why, I
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| An Open Letter
] TO OUR BOYS
I I in the Armed Forces
You can Count on the People I
| in This Community 100% I
8QOYS . . . yours Is a tough job. Fighting
D this war is no fun. We know that . .
and this letter is to tell you that the people
in this community ore back of you to the
limit... with everything they've got.
Here at home there is a serious pulpSRI
wood shortage. More pulpwood is needed
'??1 and needed urgently for blood plasma
feiSSR tS-sSJ
containers, rayon for parachutes, smokeless
powder, food cases and a thousand
Sand one other things you boys need.
/ Well, we're starting a drive right now in
this community to cut more pulpwood.
If we can't shoulder a gun the least we
can do is shoulder an axe or a saw.
Our government says that it would take
only 3 extra days of work this year for each
able-bodied man to do the job that's ^lp||
needed. This is little enough to ask of any BM1
of
Well, if 3 extra work days will bring you
boys home sooner ... or even save one
boy's life . . . we will put in the 3 extra
days . . . and gladly. i||W
We know our people and know the stuff
they are made of. They have been fighting
this War on the home front every day? < BB1B
buying War Bonds, working in war factories,
on farms, and cutting pulpwood.
But, if more pulpwood is needed, you will
get it. This town and its people when called
on always come through ... and they won't
fail you now. 1
We will bock you up j
With Bleed, Sweat and Trees. HSgj
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County Ranger
Agriculture Building
CAMDEN, 8. C.
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FREE SERVIOE?We Mark Your Tree* For Selective Cutting.
D. J. CREED
Contractor For
International f*aper Co., Southern Kraft Division, Georgetown, S. C.
Phone 321?Night Phone 364-J P. 0. Box 214
CAMDEN, S. C.
Call at our Office?We are Open Six Days a Week
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