The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 07, 1944, Image 4
TH« CAMDtM CMWOtiiCLl. CAMOllt. tOUTH CAHOLIWA. FWIDAY, APIttL 7, 1*44
From tito Skipper's Desk
Boxers of tbs midweek who were.reason for a chuckle or two. Neither
the Utah or St. Johns team would
have a Chinaman’s chance of defeat
ing the Fort Wayne ZoUners, vo
champs. It would be like pitting she
South Carolina Oamecocks against the
Chicago Bears
• • •
George Bernard Shaw boasts that
while the Irish neutrality policy Is ro>
garded as ’’crack-brained,”, it was ra-
sponsible for President ^anUin D.
'Roosevelt to make a stupid mistake
when he attempted to influence Ea.
mcm deValera, Irish Prime Minister.
Shaw says that deValera, with all of
Eire behind him will tell Roosevelt to
"go to hell" and he'll get away with it
•
winners in the annual Chicago Golden
Gloves tournament scored their 11th
successive winners of eastern boxers
who were winners of the New York
Golden Gloves contest last Tuesday
night in Madison Square Garden.
There were 16 bouts on the cham
pionship card and Chicago won nine
as against 7 won by Eastern boxers.
It was the 17th meeting of the best
fighters from the Chicago and New
York amature tournament, in that 17
years Chicago has won 9, New York
4 and there have been 3 ties. In 19431 Utah University's string bean tag
Chicago boxers hurried Pop Knicker- ers, eliminated in the National Invl-
• •
Palm Sunday Muslngs: Noting the
big army of diners in the dining room
of the Court Inn. Commenting on the
excellence of the food and service.
Delighted with the roast capon and
particuliwly the delkious corn fritters
over which a dainty maple sugar
sauce had been poured. Observing
that only one table was unoccupied
in the dining room. Thinking that
the Court Inn never looked nicer than
right now. and feeling that the fire
of last fall sure brought excellent re
sults in the renovating of the first
floor in particular. Always glad to
meet Bob Stone, a very fine Boston
gentleman. Hearing a score of dif
ferent reports on the closing of the
aviation post and wondering what pro
cess mentality undergoes to produce
such brain storms. Seems the only
report on the matter came from the
story published in a morning paper.
Noting the window box at the Corner
Rook store and exclaiming on the
beautiful pansy display. Hearing
about the police ball and how the
orchestra stopped playing when a lot
of kids started to strut their dancing
technique sans shoes and stockings.
Thinking that if a kid of mine did
such a think I'd whale the daylights
out of her or him. Certainly nothing
cute or amusing about it. Just plain
every day common.' •
The Kentucky lads around here are
getting a lot of satisfaction in re6sll
ing that the Wildcats from Lexington,
were victors over Utah in the Invita
tional tournament
bocker’s representatives 14 to 2.
tation basketball tournament in New
York by Kentucky and later playing in
The basketball era of 1944 is Just National Collegiate association in
staging a sunset. While there are ^1*® place of the Arkansas team Where
some games still being played in serv.j1^®y bowled over Missouri and Iowa
ice centers, the big tournaments fea- State, and then went on to win the
turihg the crack teams from about the Collegiate, title over a favored Dart-
nation have all been concluded. j tnouth team, won the ^benefit game
The National Invitation tournament, 1**® St. John’s team from
one of the first to be.beld, found such from Brooklyn, winners of the Na-
leams as DePial,'KentucliT, St. Johns Invitation tournament, last
of Brooklyn and other big teams of Thursday night before 19,000 spectar
the nation taking part. The tourna- tors in Madison Square Garden by a
ment went to the St. John team, which ■®®re of 48 to 36,
after routing Kentucky in the semi- . « .^ * * !. * »
finals, took DePaul into camp in the! Juan Zurits, a fine little boxer
finals 47 to 39. DePaul had the edge Mexico, lost a ton round bout
in the game up to wHhin 14 minutes;*® Beau Jack, born Sidney Walker
of the end when big Mikan, the sen- p*®'*® Augusta, Georgia. .The ^t**®
sational sky-scraper center of the eteged before 16,000 fans In Madi-
Chicago team went'out on fouls. Alter '®®’' Square Garden in New York, last
that St. John took command of the ^’’*d®y night and if the comments
situation and won out.
• • •
In the National Collegiate tourna-
from the New York sport scribes can
be taken as s criterion of public opin.
Ion, the ^porting public is giving Beau
nmnt the going was fast and furious. •«'''® •cdwis. For the Beau, who
Dartmouth defeated Ohio State in the *® •" t**® always rated as an
semi-finals while Utah took lows ‘"'®*>'‘e®> f'Shter, pulled one of the
State into camp. Utah, an underdog '"®** unsportsmanship stunts the New
in the final game .with Dartmouth,)York ring bas seen In its history,
really put up one of the finest playing Zurita, a perfect sportsman, had Jack
exhibitions of the tournament and •Iniost out of the ring in the fifth
won 42 to 40 over the favored and '■®“''d •'»*• '^®® belting him with both
here-to-fore unbeaten Dartmouth team 9l®ves. When Jack fell Into the ropes
in the title game. It was an overtime *be Mexican stopped his attack and
game.
In the national pro tournament in!
Chicago the Fort Wayne, Indiana,
ZoIIners defeated the New York Rens,
famous negro team. 42 to 38. The
waited until the Beau had pkiijed
himself from the ropes. Zurits ex
tended his gloves to tip the gloves of
his opponent, but the Beau, Instead of
accepting the sportsmansllke gesture,
Through My Window
fleallxing to what w degreii the tais^
power problem is hitting into taldns-
try as 1 watched two nice looking
gals clad ip ^overalls unloading a Na
tional Biscuit company truck hack of
Herb Maddox’s Camden Food Shop.
• •
These girU drive this big truck
daily over a wide aree ii\ dlstribnling
the N. B. C. crackers; cookies, etc. I
have been told that they are aa good
if not better than the male operators.
County Noon QuoUr
In War Fund Driwo
(Continded from ftrsl pug*)
a hard one in asking for contribu
tions from each home and frequeptiy
having to go to the same house m
niAiiy M & doxen tini68 to find tn6
lady df the house at home. effort.”
Miss Rosales Block, chairman of
• • •
The height of optical iwrspectlve
reached last FriBay when we saw a
Urge furnHure van roil peat the (^ice
headin’ sooth and pUotted by a big
red-headed girl. With her on the
front seat w«re two other husky look
ing Amaxons who apparently help in
the loading and unloading process.
• • •
Which makes us wonder why in
bUzes they are esHed the “gentler
sex."
CITATION
Bute of South GsroUoSr
County of Kershaw.
By N. C. Arnett, Frobste Judge:
Whereas, W. C. Fsulken berry mads
suit to nle to grant him Letters of
Administration of the Estate sad ef-
fects of J. C. Faulkenherry.
These are, therefore, to cite and ad
monish all and singuUr the Kindred
and Creditors of the said J. C. FUnlk-
Mberry, deceased, that they be and
appear before me, in the Court of
l^hate, to be held at Camden, 8. C..
on April 3, next, after publication
Weof, at 11 o'clock in the foraooon,
to show cause, if any they have, why
the said AdminUtrstion should not b*
granted.
Given under my hand this 17th day
of March, Anno Domini, 1944. l-2c
N. C. Arnett,
Judge of Probate.
’ Wor Kanhaw County.
the rural districts, and her workera
'raised the largest amount ever raised
in a Red Cross effort. Their Job was
not easy for the gasoline shortage
i made It necessary for some of tbe
(rural workefs to walk miles for dona^
itions. The results were spectacnlar.
1 "Rev. Boykin and Jennie Carter,
who handled the drive among the col
ored people, really worked hard. Their
goal was $1,000 and they reached it
Supt Richards and Principal Baldwin
of the city schools, and Professor D<v
Donna of the colored schools, helped
to swell the fund. ^
"I want to give full credit to Cap
tain Helen Harmon and her motor
corps workers for they certainly did a
splendid Job in carrying supplies and
doing many other things that were
very hard. The members of the offi
cer’s wives club contributed greatly
in their effort while the Junior Red
Cross under the lendership of Miss
Ada Phelps, did such a splendid Job
in getting' posters out.
"Miss Virginia Green, treasurer of
the War Fund drive, assisted by Mrs.
J. R. Belk, were kept quite busy check
ing up and tabulating the returns. Mrs.
George Stewart. Jr., secretary. Major
Brailsford, and Mrs. Von TVesekow
contributed their share in this fine
work. Also Mr. Prank Heath, pub
licity chairman, who is always ready
to cooperate with any dvlc
and Mr. Brown and his (2
suff, who were most genei^
their newspaper space.. ^
"Many thanhs to Mayor p »
Corkle and the pec^le of Wal
chunty for their hard work S
emus I niitrlhntifina ^
erous contrihntioaa.
"We could uot have raised tkei
amount without the all out
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that
Stockholders and Directors of ■
Department Store of Camdon «
CaroUna, InrorporatedL wia^
e. No -
meeting in C%wrlotte, North
in the office its President, v
Belk, on the 21st day of Aprft/
for the purpose of making api&
to the Secretary of State for w
of its Capital Stock to |49,60oji
W. H. B, BinlS
l<Ac
USE
666
TABLETS. 5ALYC. NOSE DROBS
When Your
Back Hurts
And Yowr Strength aai
fiaMgy is Below Pv
by dbBrSwg
It my be eei
aey fuMtiee that perniiw Mbl
mete to eeeuuUte. for
WMM to eeeuuUte. for .
people feel tired, work ead^
udMudatbnwaatamttwb,
Ytm nay aoffar aacfter tan
rbainaatie paiwe, t-^-iianhm aH
frtUax up alchta. lac paia*,^
eadacaa^
doa wits eauitiac aad buraW I
otbw dcB that aoBMUiac ie inm
tha kUaaya or UrMorT
Than aboold be ao dovbt thatM
tratnont ia wtar
Doon’i PHU. It ie better toS,
nedieiiM that baa won aonatty^
proval thu oe auntUac Uw tnm
knowa. OeaWr baveMU tried^
a.'ss.najr
Doans Pi Li
OrMds and Oiudns
Whet jihia country naada la more
dirty finger nslls and cleaner minda.
a e e a
Saw a rodeo in California once
where a bow-legged girl had the
darndeat time. She Just couldn’t keep
her calvea together
e e e e
Tha giria whoaa picturaa they keep
pinned up now will bo the once who
in many inatancea will keep them
pinned down in tha yoara td coma.
e e e e
These Hollywood gossip columnists
only cause me aggravation when they
report that such-and-such a star is
buying baby clothes. Said a young
Camden mother. “They'd be doing
much greater 8ervh!e by
WHERE one is able to
clothes.”
explaining
buy baby
Understand all the movie producers
are vieing for the screen rights to “A
Tree Grows in Brooklyn.” Personally
I" think it should be awarded to Wait
Disney as a starring vehicle for Pluto,
the pup.
• • • • *
Brooklyn Eagles defeated another, ®P®»'®<* •verything ha had
outatandlng colored team, the Harlem Zurlta'a atomach. Tha Maxican, not
Globe Trotters, 63 to 41, In the play- •*P®c**»'0 •u®*’ -• .low-down rottan
offTtrg Zottnerc won-over-the^ Eaglea <l*®l* unprotoctad and tlia blftws
150 to 33.
sea
One of the features of the Eagle.
Harlem game waa the work of Tough
doubled him up.. Up to that time hon
ors in the bout wars even, although
Zurlta hpd shown himself to be the
mors clever boxer.. After tha fifth
of the Eagles. He was tough in fact *1’® Mexican suffering from the sneak
for the colored outfit as he scored 32 ®*»*c»< of *he Augusta negro, faded
points during the game.
Denver’s tenth week-long Natinnal
and the Beau won the fight.
We'ro glad the Resii la-4a the army
A.A.U. basketball tournament which “ow and wUI probably not appear In
ended Saturday night exceeded all at-|ih® rlnK for some time. If he
tendance and gate receipts records for ®'’®’’ ‘loes come back we hope the New
the event.
More than 40,000 customers paid ap
proximately $34,000, about $6,000 more
York boxing gang will select a referee
who will have the intestinal fortitude
to force Beau Jack to fight according
than in 1943, Itself a record-shattering to rules. Of course, when that hap-
year
Phillips “6f6" of Bartlesville, Okla.,
defending Its title successfully, down
ing Denver's Ambrose-Legion 64-43 in
the final game,
• • • •
We note by one of the syndicate
pens. Jack will never win a bout. He
fights rough all the time and if bis
illegal methods were penalized, be
could not win a round in a bout.
• ■ • •
We might add that it took Zurita
about three rounds to recover from
writers that the game betw een Utah i the dirty blows of the Beau, but in
and St. Johns of Brooklyn, was billed i the ninth and tenth he was back lead-
as a game to decide the national I ing the attack and waa really rolling
basketball championship. This is in the last round.
on the plea that she was tired to
death of all those musicals.
• • e
Price Administrator Bowles told
Congress the other day there had been
no increase In the cost of living during
the last It months. Should 1 believe
him or my bankroll?
• • •
A Columbia woman told the judge
she didn’t think her husband loved
her, because he blacked her eyes, put
her out of the house, and locked the
door on her. Don't tome women jump
to the rashest conelueiona?
When the tfxes on your car coet
you more than you're allowed to
spend for gasoline, it makes you feel
fuellah.
• • • •
No ono ever got enough silver out
The worst mistakes'any farmer can
make are those he makes sitting
■down.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS
All parties indebted to the estate
of Euthemea T. Beleos are hereby no
tified to make payment to the unde
signed, and all parties. If any, having
claims against tbe,jiald estate will
present them likewise, duly attested,
within the time prescribed by law.
Tbdbdore Beleos,
2-4c Administrator.
Camden, S. C., March 27th, 1944.
of the lining of a cloud to pay for an
umbrella. . .
• • •
Did you ever think you would se.e
the day when you had to fores the
Irish to* fight?
• • • .•
THE EASY WAY
TO HEALTH
Then there was the good Camden
woman who deeilned a neighbor’s In
vitation to "The Song of Bernadette”
State Theatre
Kershaw, S. C
FRIDAY, APRIL 7 .
“PHANTOM LADY”
with
Franchot Tone and Ella Ralmes
SATURDAY, APRIL 8
“LAND OF THE OPEN
RANGE”
' Tim Holt and Ray WhlUey
SAT., APRIL 8, 10:30 p. m.
“MR. MUGGS STEPS OUT*
The East Side Kids
MON.-TUES., APRIL 10-11
“CRAZY HOUSE”
with
Olsen and Johnson and Casa Daley
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12
“LARCENY WITH MUSIC**
with
Allan Jon^ and Kitty Carlisle
THURS.^FRI., APRIL 13-14
"NO TIME FOR LOVE”
with
Claodetfe Colbert and Fred Mac-
Murray
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