Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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NewsROTaBethime J. H. I,.v0 r«ttinMd borne troM e rteit to t&etr dMCbtor. Mn. Carl Lufior. at Hlfh Potot,' N. C- ! . „ and Mn. Tom OopeUnd. of K«y yftKt, Pbu are rlsiUns Mrs. & Cope* liisd. __ The nuuiT friends of Mn. W. A. OatUw ere glad to know that ahe la able to be oat after a bad attack of fin. ^ Rrr. Neil Triuadell.6 yjtotUitg parents. Dr. and Mn. B. Z. TroeedelL Mr. Neil Clrimre is homwior a rieit to bis parents, Mr. and Mn. T. M. Clyburn. . Hr. and Mn. J. D. Holland haTe re turned to Cbarleston, after a short stay with Mr. Holland's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Holland. Mr. Jack Copeland spent a few days last week with friends and relatlTes, returning to Cbarleston Sunday where he Is employed. Mr. and Mn. Belton Tidwell and family bare mored into their new home in town. Mr. and Mn. O. D. Outlaw had as their guests last Sunday, tbetr stm, O. D. Outlaw, Jr., of norence: also, Mr. and Mn. D. E. Cameron, of Flor ence; also, Mn. Lonee Hicks, of HartsriUe. opROFESSORS" HIT STRIDE; trample SHAW FIVE 40-10 (Continued >me) In striking contrast to the earlier plunging recklessness which thrice landed the team oa the low side of the scoreboard. From the outset, the Southern Air ways’ fire showed a definite edge orer its opponents both in offenslre and defensive stntagy. And while the 455tb Squadron was alert, fast and tricky, handling the ball plenty, their blk weakness seemed to be a definite lack of marksmanship. Left wide open time and ggain, the 465th simply couldn't make the slot, even excellent opportunities for re bounds fell short—geoerally by a hair. The 465th forte was foul shots which accounted for exactly half of it’s 16 point tally. The risitora rung up eight out of fifteen foul ahota, while the '‘Profeaetwa” scored but four out of elevMi trlea. Beside its smoothness, the Southern Airways’ crew displayed good timing and crackerjack coortlnation. -Their plays worked like a ehann time and again, especially a dribble up alow to the hoop, tiien some Ui^tening paaaes, a faint and dart nnder the basket for a sureflre one-hander. Cleanest shots of the evening were two dispatched long distance by Riley, dropping neaL not even touch ing the metal hoop. Hall, at right forward,' emerged as high point man with eleven markers and Riley, at guard, rolling up eight. Bean ran third with six points. Lt Maurice (Hay was referee. With a formidable schedule carrying well Into February, the "Fljrlng Pro fessors,” if Monday night’s perform ance is a standard, can be expected to heap credit upon Its sponsors. Southern Airways, its collaborators, the 64th Army Air Force Flying Training Detachment, and of course, Camden! Old man Jidx wink'ed an evil eye at the “Flying Professors” last Wednes day night at the High flchool Xtvm where, before an enthusiastic crowd of more than 300, they went down 83 to kl6 before the hard' fighting 42dth Bombardmeat Squadron team from Columbia Air Base. f Despite some brilliant playing, the SoutAem Airways sqqad could not stand up against the rapld-firq; paasing and sharpsbooUng of the invaders. In the final phase of the second quarter, the “FTofessors” rallied to within two points of the 436tb, but it waa strictly downhill after *the half. Pollick, of the 426th, scored 13 points; .Skundberg, second highesL with six. ' Winn and Hall were top men for the “Professors,” each dropping 5 points. The only othey scorers were Bean 3, and Rice 8. A return game with the vtctora ls lumbia. Spain has woUbllsbed wr ptant to produce B)nathetic ammonia. ANNOUNCE* FOR MAYOR L hjireby gauomicg* for the office of Mayor at the spring election in'conformity with the regu lations of the Democratic party. I respectfully request the voters of fbO City of Camden to support my oau^ dldacy. Francis N. Mo<Dorkle. •ANNOUNCE FOR ALDERMAN I hereby announce myself as a ean- dldate for the office of Councilman from the Sixth Wai^ aubjeet to the rules of the Demoeratle Party. If elected I shall make every effort to eerve my constituents in a tkQBraigtVf and inteUlgent manner. . y. C. Gladden. FOR alderman ward TWO I hereby anaonnce myself a candi date for.tbe oifloe of Alderman, In the City of Camden, Ward 8, subject to the rules of the Demoeratle Primary. Your support a^ vote ^ be anre* elated. u P. BOT R..MATglS Be Qidck to Treat Oteuole BrgnsiiUis maf tftvricp If mr oougti, ^at cxthL^ aottt* nmt- dp M Bat tnaMISd Mb OMinat ad- yonr cbl^laaBt ford to taka AdMUMS poaawa tasn attotbi - V— '(«» '«• BACK IHi ATVACH* 0 ^ 3s. f llMrB*a a wMpon of war that fito the palm of your hand-^-aad whldrVoiroan hurl at tha «iiaiy! It’s tha WAR fiOND^yov buy today to hoia^ our army heroes. War is horror and haattdMreak. Bat our man in oniform Imwe ataeled themaelwea, wUlmc to sacrifice their w«ry Iitm to liberate right from They dtm’l^aeek a way oat wl^ it comes to gn^ emrythiim tha^we got to dofoat the battlafieUg afi over the arorid . . iet ’em haye it” on ^hlood-draochad ‘ miea of freedom I mrotect os at Tha laast wa can do b give them all possible sopport. in gons, tanks, and all tha other fighting eqaip- \ ^ey need. Jamiary 90 has b^ desimted as Army Day in tha nation’s 4tk War tanglbla trflbate yon can pay to oar soWors—yoor sons* hoshands. hrothors and sweotbaarts—is to land yotnr dollars in War Bonds! It may be YOUR extra War B^ that will give HIM the extra hand gnnada ha needs to save his |ile! Hdip our ”let ’em have it” by hujmig War Bonds for Vicloryl T ' SOUTHERN AVIATION SCHOOL SOUTHERN AIRWAYS OPERATION 0^ SB???!? •V 4:,' , • V • ! ' I .vQ- ■