The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 24, 1943, Image 4
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THE CAMDEN CHWONICLE, CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLIWA, FWiPAYj gEPTEMBEH 2*, t»43
KERSHAW LOOQE NO. 21,JW F*
Regnlw CoauBoalMtloa.
First Taesdajr «C Bsdl
riMX Montb, At t P. M. Visitors
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J. B. ROSS. SocreUuT.
■j. C. HOFFMAN, W. M.
Buy War Bonds and Stsunps
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to
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2-S8TI he'P*
Lieut. Buford Is..
Named Assistant
Cadet Commandant
Grid Fans Enthu^:
Over Team Showing;
Darlington Trimmed
CARDUI
Second Lt. William B. Buford, who
has successfully served as a Tactical
Officer at the Southern Aviation
school has'Just been named Assistant
Commandant of Cadets according to
announcement from the Public Rela
tions office of the-^vlatlon post.
Lt. Buford is the son" of Mr. and
Mrs. George Fair Buford o'f Clinton.
He graduated from the Clinton High
school In 1938 and from Clemson col
lege 'In 1942. He la majfried and re
sides at 402 Laurens street, this city.
Lt, Buford started service as a 2od
Lieut., member of Officers’ Reserve
corps at Maxwell field in 1942. He
was transferred to Gunter Field at
Montgomery, Ala., early this year ^d
later canie to the 64th AAFFTD at the
Sbiithern Aviation school here.
In addition to being named the
assistant commandant of cadets h.-^ is
link trainer officer, D squadron tacti
cal officer, chemical warfare officer
and summary court officer.
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The loyal sonr 'of Camden who
Journeyed to Darlington last Friday
night to> witness the 'football battle
between the Camden Bulldogs and
the Darlington High school griddecs
came home with the Hrm convictionJp
that the pupils of Villepigue and
Pierce constitute a team worth brag
ging about. '
{ The Initial game of the 1943 sea
son found the Bulldogs racking up a
34 to 7 victory over a big, nigged
Darlington team. But for' a fumble
on their oyAr'25 yard stripe, the Bull
dogs would have .returned to their
own bailiwick with a whlteoirash
count tucked to their scalp belt. Darl
ington took advantage of the fumble
and mainly through the fine work
of Richardson, a,beefy follbatck, push
ed over a touchdown.’
The Bullddgs won the game-tecause
they , knew the rudiments of tricky
elusive fobtball technique. And even
at that they did not Jerk the draw
string from their bag of tricks, pre-^
ferrlng to hold many in abeyance for
the time when the going gets tough
In the Friday night fracas. Darling-
ton drew first blood, when Richard
son went over on a line plunge after
the home team had taken the bal
on a fumble by F*nnback Norris of the
Bulldogs. The big Darlington Bronko
Na'gurski added tlv extra point This
score was put op the record at the
start of the second quarter but the
setup was made In the waning min
utes of the first period.
About this time the Bulldogs de
cided ihat it was time to demonstrate
some of the football technique that
had been drilfed Into them by Messrs
Villepigue and Pierce during the past
several wee^s. Carol Cox was called
upon* to do the totin’ stuff' and he
galloped 80 yards to score the first
Camden touchdown. A ramble around
end by Cox added the extra point to
knot the s'core. A few minutes later
Cox again dld iome rambling when
he cairled the oval 40 yards, to start
a march-that ended with Norris scor
Ing. On an off tackle play Cox
crossed the line for the extra point
The Camden talent held a 14 to 7 leac
at the half. ' -
''In the third’ period Cox again
strutted his pick-’em-up and lay-’em
down ability by- dashing 30 yards to
the,15 yard stripe-from whence Jiggs
Parker took up the burden and went
over. Cox passed to Parker for the
Ellis Rowell Is
Real Snake Kller
Ellis Rowell Pot only
grocery expert, also an exceiw
ball pUyer hut he alsd-^Yttes • T
a snake kUler.
Row^. while
motoring akn, ,,
^Marshall church section epled^i^
rattlesnake In the roadway q,
bis car ho
roadway.
attacked the snaks
Wiled It The reptile had 12
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SAM AND KIRK McGEE, the boys from Tennessee. Two of W
Grand Ole Opry sUrs, with many others, are appearing in Camaen
Friday, October 1. and Kershaw Thursday. Sept. 30,. in a
seating 3,000. Location In Camden will be on Rutledge street, up
town In Kershaw.
extra point, ' »
In the fourth period the Camden
battle line began to changr with‘the
coaching staff shooting in many of
the second string players. Cooper
shot a pass to Parker that was good
for 35 yards and a' score. Cooper
passed to Jone^ for the extra point.
The next scoring j)lay ‘ came when
■Parker got away from three Darling
ton players on 20 yard line and
raced over for a touchdown.
Starting lineups were as follows:
Camden, Parker and Wilson, ends;
Hancock and Marshall, tackles; Hug
gins and Brown at guard XKMiition^
Connell at center; Partin at qjaarter,
Cox at left half back; Boykin at right
half, and Norris at fttU.
Darlington, James and Hart, ends;
Bunch and Iseman, tackles; Hursey
and Clanton, guards; Hoffman, cen
ter; Jackson, quarter; and Chanton,
Hursey and Richardson as backs.
The game was referred by Moore,
Parker Is Named As
*‘Best All-Around”
Player In Leiigue
Merchants Shortstop To Be
Presented Gold Ball On
Sunday.
The presentation of the team tro
phy to the Merchants softball team
will be made during the game Sunday
in which the Raiders battle the South
ern Aviation All-Stars. •
At the same time Jiggs Parker,
shortstop of tke Merchants team, who
was voted the best all-around player
in the softball league, will be present
ed with the solid gold watch charm
baseball.
-Presentation of the awards will he
made by George Stnart, public rela-
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a former Camden High school player, tions officer of the Southern Avia-
Boyd was head linesman, and Byron tion company-' The Southern company
was .umpire.
Farmers May -
Obtain Ammunition
presented the softball league with
the team trophy and also the best all-
around player charm. Mr. Stuart will
"he presented to the fans and players
by the dfrector^f the city recreational
bureau. —
In the voting for the best all-around
player, "Parker Was given three votes.
Th^ following, information and in
structions have been received from ^
the War Food Administration, Wash- both of the umpires, Benny and Ar-
ington, in reference to farmers oh- th,ur Robinson, giving him the nod.
taining ammunition: . [h® ^i^o received the okeh of Alvin
Order L-286 provides that armers Kelly, manager of the Maintenance
and ranchers may purchase 100 .22 team.
caliber rim fire cartridges, 40 center |- Those ellglble’“lb vote were the
fire cartridges, and 25 shotgun shells team managers, Messrs. Bean, Beebe,
of any gauge during any calendar Nolan and Kelly and the umpires. In
quarter by executing Certificate No.! case of a tie, the director of recrea-
4 of L-286.
Supplementary Order
I.r286-a pro-
tion was permitted to vote.
Jiggs Parker is not only a good
vides that fanners and ranchers may softball player but he Is able to keep
purchase .a special quota of ammunL. pace with the best In baseball and
tlon (50 .22 caliber rim fire cartridges, rates as one jOf-the outstanding play-
20 center fire rifle cartridges, and 25 ers on the Camden high school foot-
Watch Your
Kidneys/
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Harmfid Body Wsoto
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woT« impwiUw that, it retaiati Hr
—aim th« urtt—i aai apart ihiaSr
t>o4y maehlnHy.
SymptoBM Bwy baEanlai
paraiat—t haaiariia, ailaeka d
gattiag lup nighta, awaUiag,
ondar tka ayaa—a fadiag ol
anxiaty and Iom of pap aad iti—A
iddala
Othar aigaa of kidaay or Madd^
ordar ara aomatfaaaa bnralac, tenUv
too fraq—fit oriaatkm. .
There should bo no doubt that pn—
treatment la wiser than aagl^ k ,
Doan’s PiUs. Doan's have besawMi I
new frimds for more than -forty —l
They have a aatton-widc
Are recommended by gnUcfal/
eoontry over. Aik tout :
Mm—>a«m»7
aide rmtada.
atcfalAephii
nsiiktsft
DOANS Pills
shotgun shells) by using Certificate ball team. Parker is a likeable boy
No. 5 provided they secure these and. his selection for the golf softball
amounts tirior to October I pr their ^ will receive the approval'’of “players
written orders -are in the dealers and spectators alike. ^
hands by that date. Between Sep-*.
teniber 30 and November 16 all per
sons, except those who Laxt; received
LOCAL LEGION POST, DEMANDS
SEDITIOUS DOCTRINE MUST BE
or onlered the farmers’ and ranchers .„^lTED; MULLER NEW LEADER
special quota, may purchase '
50 .22
caliber rim fire cartridges, 20 center
fire riUe cartridges, and 25 shotgun
shells by the use of Certificate No. 6..
Orders foT afhmunTifdh fTIed^^
tween September 30
(Continued frpm flrsj page)
The resolution charges '* that at
these mwlings conducted by Jehovah
and . November I Witnesses' agents, citizens are urged
16 will be filed by dealers in the order to sign conscientious objector affl-
of receipt except that orders placed by'davits. The'resolution charges that
farmers and ranchers for their fourth the otganlzation teaches, preaches
quarter regular quotas under Lr286 and practices disloyalty to this coun-
must be filled before orders placed by try, that members refuse to salute
Certificate No. 6. Farmers and ranch-'the flag, refuse to buy war .bopds,
ers s^iouUl secure their third quarter hinder the war effort and refuse to
regular quota under L-286 and their participate in war activities,
special quota Under D286-a before Oc-t At the meeting last night Mortimer
tober 1, If dealers have not received M, Muller was elected post-cOmman*
sufficient ammunition to fill all orders er, Charles Sowell ”
by that date, orders will be filled.-as first vice
soon as the ammunition is
Farmers and ranchers should
and ranchers should place
their orders for their regular fourth
quarter under L-286 Immediately after
September 30.
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E warr day INVASION baltlat ara laUsig tka Uwaa ^
gallant boys fighting uadar tka Sti^ and Stripaa
Tout daar'ona«~taii«, husband, awaatbaart, iathar,
brothan, ralatiTai and Irianda—ara, ar aoon nay ba, an-
gagad in thoaa bl^y battlai wKara tha aoytha ol tha
Orim Baapar flashas in awary wollay ol tha ^a.
Tha Srd War Loan oi 15 billion doUara must pay ior
tha aquipraanOpanimuiUUOn and food our boya nOad ao
dasparataly—and you muat raiia tha monayl
Buy at least ona KTHA $100 War Bond in Saptambar
baridas yaUr ragular bond purebasaa. Go all-oni with
•▼ary dollar you can scrap# up and kaajp right oir:dap>*'
ping OT^ cant Ipto tha world's aalast inTaitmant-
War Bondal
hfaha tha Srd War Loan'a (jruidb success-^back up
your aoldiar, sailor or marina ALL THE WAJI , .
was named as
commander, and L. R.
available. Hanjrlck was named as second vlc,e-
commander. Mr. Hamrick Is from
Kershaw. Marlon Williams was elect
ed as finance officer and M. M. Rea-,
sonover os service officer.
The meeting of the legion was one
Malnutrition Is Relieved to be the / , ^ ^ .
chief reason for the high death ratei® largest attended and entbusi-
am'ong children In.-India.
astic held in some time.
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