The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 30, 1944, Image 9
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TNI CANDIN CHIOmCH, CAMOIN. SOUTH CAIOttWA. FWiOAY, JUNE 3^ 1344*
SAOl NINI
th Carolina
ii^r of Game;
Is the Star
leriff8 Office
Ac^ic^ed Praise
By tnesGrand Jury
^ Pitcher Piwrea Senaa-
I In Charlotte* H« C**
Claaaic.
InreatifatioB^la Ordered ci the
Office of DSi^ Maf.
Utrat^
of Oastoaia, and
> Leeper
Coleman of Red Sprln«s, two
)iial young hurlera wltn ainax>
ounta of speed and atufl,
A South Carolina’s batsmen
laiy alter the first Inning last
j^lght In Charlotte N. <X, and
the North CaAdllUi lioy Alt
) a 8-3 victory before 6,000 fans
(ith park.
,r taking over in the first In-
fter the Tar Heel starter, Wil-
ir Bennett Flowers, had been
to cover, threw 6 1-* innings
gs ball. The baby-faced Gaston
southpaw walked off with top
for the night by fanning 18
Commendation of the woiV^of the
aheriffa office for the yeare^ing
June 26, and also of the work done
by the Kershaw County Department
of Welfare and the County staff aM
the recommendation for the appoint
ment of a committee from the grand
Jury personnel to Infwtlgs^the of
fice of magistrate of DeKalb township
were highlights of the report of the
Kershaw County grand jury submitted
to Hon. O. D. Bellinger in court this
week.
The text of the grand Jury report,
signed by 8. C. Clybum, foreman, is
as follows:
hte tenufOi Um-ftot idne-Uiat Connty,-beg-4a^4wport that we havo|<fy?4d’to n mlnimum.. He primed, out ice machine will be located.
, succesalon. passed on all bills of indictment pre- when a plane fell out or forma- The Mg ahovel B aBb cutting
X* — . — . — aented to us by the solicitor. tKax attrPoAA A.# sbkak
Hazel of Woodruff, opened on
I for South Carolina, and left
me with the count tied up.
Orth SUters had struck back
unearned tally In the bottom
first and yat naother in the
n^txing the so(HW t-t.
1 was rMieved In the fourth
iden’i southpaw, Bobby (Robe)
Chariotta’s Leland Helms,
nnky oenterflelder from Tech
was the star of a Rfth-lnning
) that netted the four winning
CaroUna runs
i Carolina bad gone ahead
3-2 in the top of the fifth, when
parkplng,r speedy Red Hollis of
l)la, stole home for another
) of the brilliant ball game. He
ot on by Eskrige’s error at
advanced on a walk, stole third
en flashed <Hi in. He pilfered
lacks for the night
on opened tb« fifth by walking
f man Jimmy Ebkridge ot Char-
who had notched the first hit
s whmen in the first inidng.
Camden Offlcer
Back In the States
After Service (yseas
Ll A. R. Piarce Telia oi Com
bat Actmfjr In the Medv
terranean Theater.
Lt. Alfred R. Pierce of this city,
who has returned from combat duty
ou an A-20 pilot in the Mediterranean
theatre of war, was the speaker at
vSn operational meeting attended by
okaw Field officers at Shaw Field last
we'
Added Efflciency
At Cmndep Dairy
Is Now Underway-
New Additkn Will Houae Can
Waahint* Boiler and Re-
frigeratinf Planti-^
Lt.
wemw tt>e Air MedaLwRh AO leet lon^^ and feet wide in the
four, clusters and the Silver Star with
two clusti^. In addiesslng the offi
cers at Shaw Field he described his
experiences in fighting the Luftwaffo
in North Africa, Sicily and Italy.
He strongly strwi^ the importance
of formation flying and said that
when tha planes stayedvln formation
We the grand Jury for Kershaw 1° shliw and was re-
The staccato bark of a motor and.
the rattle and clang of the shovel la
not a usual sound in downtown Cam
den these days. And for the reason
an investigation of these sounds re
sulted in the discovery that a big
ahoveLwaa excavating an area some
JJehbei
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Oracs Episcopal Church
Maurice Clvks, D.D., Rector
Holy communion at 8 a. m.
Children’s Story Hour at 10 A m.
Morning prayer and address. 11:15.
for Kver. Amen.” Evening worship
at 8:30. Youth communion program.
. >s from Central Jurl^lctlonal
conference 4^ the paetor. Meeting of
circle No, 1 of the W. S. C. S. Monday
at 6 p. m. Official board meeting at
8:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Tuesday at
8:30 p. m. Meeting of circle No. I
Wednesday at 8:30 p. m. Senior choir
practice FYlday at 8:30 p. m.
area back of the Camden Dairy plant
on Broad street
The excavating is for the new ad
dition that is to be built at the rear
of the dairy company plant This,
extension will house a can washing!
room of the latest approved type, a|
room for a new Scotch Marine boiler |
and alao a room in which a ten ton
Betheeda PreebyteHan Church
July 8, A. Douglas McAm. pastor
Church school at 10 a. m. with a Bible
class for every age. At the 11:15
taorphig service the Lord’s Supper
will be observed. Young people’s
service at 8 p. m. The nursery class
contlnuea.
“We wish to acknowledge copy of
the sixth annnsi report of the Ker
shaw Ckmnty department of welfare
for the fiscal year ending June SO,
1948,. and want to commirad the Ker
shaw County Board of Welfare and
the County Staff for the fine work
they are doing.
“We acknowledge report of the
sheriffs office for the year ending
June 26, 1944, and want to comm^Ml
the sheriff for the efficient handling
of the affairs of his office and the
extremMy small amount of husinesa
at this term of court.
“We have received numerous com
plaints about the aftslra of the office
of M. Lk Smith, magistrate for DeKalb
township and the foreman appointed
a committee to investigate this office
and make a report at the n^ term of
court"
The crkninal omirt calendar this
summer vhw short consuming less
than two days time. Reuben Portee.
charged with house breaking, was
tried and found guUty and aentenced
to the John O. Richarda school for
Negro youths until he has reached
the age of 21 years, P. Finley Vick,
, „ deswii
tlon the enemy would swoop down the surface of the area back of the
bn It like vultures. x j dairy plant to a level that will ba
Trinity Methodist Church
Rev. W. R. Gregg, pastor, announces
the following servtcee: Church school
at 10 A m. with J. S. Myers. Supt
Morning worship at 11:80 a m., ser«
mon theme, “For 'Thine Is the King
dom, and the Power, ud the Glory,
■ingle to leftcentw on the tlrst
Albemarle’s Bd Gibuoh then
own a beautiful sacrifice bunt _
iM k out to p^ num^xm oWi'cttok cloVtog
'ThA Kama* ^ m.j a. O wwssase
of A pablic hlghwaj, wai found not
guilty. Aaron Nelson, charged with
econd. The bases .were loaded
len Lefttlelder Bob Sansbnry of
ICS dropp^ a ^ ^ ConcoM’t arson, was found not gull^ by dire^
^ wild pitched found guilty of assault and bat-
a|s tying run and h^ th^ tery of a high and aggravated nature
dnu when Coa^ l®J**®Jand sentenced for two years. One
a favor of rlgi^Mder Joe year was suspended and the defendant
ofColumblA Helms Immedl^ pUoed on probation for three yean.
Mtsd Landrum wrlth the mightrjAnsppeal was made In this csae
IriTS of the bight, a triple down'
A plea for careful consideration of commensurate with the street levrt’
the cadets under the wing of the in- in front of the plant and thus permit
structorship highlighted Pierce’s in-.of a parking area for trucks of the
formal talk. , | company at a level that will permit
lA. Pierce '41 now acting as i com- of greater expediency and speed than
bat instructor at the army air base at, before.
Florence.
Directors Meet Wed.
The operations at the Camden Dairy
are in line with the progressive pro>
gram of the dairy in keeping its plant
up to date in every particular. The
Nolle. U .irea to U.. MM thu
rofulw monthlT inootlii, o( tHo *
Kerrtui, Count, BcM ot DlrtKtor.,
wlilch l« ordliiMllT h.ld on the llr.f
Tuesday in each month, will be held ..............
on Wednesday, July 5, due to Tues-BRITT RETURNING
day being a hoHdayl (hOME AFTER 17 MONTHS ACTION
Crawford FarreU, charged with | Chester Britt, Tec.6, AAA, returning
house breaking and larceny was or- from 17 months overseas in the Bnro-
dered sent to the state hospital for pean theater of operations will arrlv-
obaervatiOA Leila Murphy was tried ed on approximately the 17th ot Jane
in her absence on a charge of simple at Fort Bragg, prior to reaching his
assault A sealed sentence was order- home at 814 Fair St., where he will
ed. A sealed sentence also resulted rlsit his mother, Mrs. R, B. Britt
in the case of Charlie Cain, tried in
his absence for a violation of the pro
hibition law. Kendall mils was tried
and found gnllty of violation of the
Sfbhlbltloii Inr. ftr ing gentoneed to
one year, sentence was suspended
and he was placed on probation for
two yearA Qiarles Rodgers, charged
with non-support ot hit wife and chil
dren received a sealed sentence. I
Charlie Wood amd Isaac Wood were I
placed on probation for two years.'
(Siarley pleaded guilty when arraign-1
ed and Isaac waa tried and found i
gouty. I
Hollywood motion picture
employ 80,000 people.
studloo
Records of Mammoth CEve,lEy.,
date back to 1799.
NURSE LOSES FAT
SAFELY AYDS WAY
Mldooi AYDS tmten ^
I Mb Om apptota, Y*t yo« fet
— . —
A|Uiw«y toKm wii^t now. to <toy tupriy,
Jfvi
wRaUw^Mitboa.
DbKALB pharmacy
-i
M towit
(ftfleld line countlnc both run.
Gutonia’a Ken Boat went out,
to first, but Helms scored attar
Bt ip on a fly to center by Sbel-|
BIMv Lanu.'
u Ttr Heels got a couple morel
m la the sixth' off Landrum fori
I Munre. Catcher Smoky Bur-
I o( Forest City, curved a tingle
Wt, ud Leeper, who flnished the |
M k rkfatfield, got aboard when
#B9er errored hia sacrlfloe.]
r two popupe, Yerble came
gt witk a double aga^m the left
fence to tally bot^ranners.
By Cann^on oty Spartanburg,
tally tabled as^ an outfields, |
td the last innuig for the Sand
ra and finlsk^d unscathed.
nouficeineiit
)m A. W. Bohlen
srators of commercial motor ve-
I who need to purchase new
njent after July 1 should fllej
applications with the District |
B of Defense Transportation, In-
of the Bureau of Motor Carriers]
e Interstate Commerce Commia-|
Mr. A. W. Bohlen, ODT’a dB-
nanager at ColumbB, annonne-]
tcently.
field work Incidental to the ra-|
>8 of new conAercial vehiclsa
i>e bandied by^the Highway
Bport department of the ODT,
«h transfer of activity from
CC, which haa handled the a^|
hs for the past two years.
B ODT district office B looatod
2th Floor Palmetto Bldg.. Co-
S. c. It haa jurisdietkm ov«r|
ollowlng couatiet: Abbeville, An-1
>n. Bamberf, Beikley, Calhoun,]
leston, Cherokee, Chfster, Chee-l
»<1. Clarendon, DarlmgtoiL Dor-
ar, PairtMd,^ Florsaoe, Goorgs |
. CreenvUlo, Greenift^, Ksr^J
. Lancaster, Laureiu, Loa Lsx-1
Marlboro, Newberry. OooaeAi
Caburg, Pi^eiui, Richland. Sa-j
Spartanbura, Sumter, nnioB.[
tmsbnrg and York.
THIS is Invasion! Now in the hearts, brains and muscles of oiif Aihencah TouihBes the fu
ture of our country.
Bow your heads. Pray with millions of mothers the country over, as their hearts reach out over
the seas, each one seeking out her boy, to protect him with the shield of her love.
Believe that in this wwld there is a definite strengGi in decency and honor. Believe that in our de-
votion there is moral force. Believe that our will to victory will aid that victory.
Seek and ye shall find! _ _ '
'* Curtfully—Am • Lite.
VAR" BONDS
Let 08 seek aMed strength and fortitude for our men in our own sacrifice and devotion. Let us
focus every thought, every action, and every prayer on the boys fighting for us.
And,wdiile eadi one bends to his task wifii ever-growing f mor and energy, let us adopt a common
symbd as our faith in Victory.
Let that Symbol be War Bonds. Let us pour our money in a gigantic fiood of goodwill toward our
sons and brdthen^ as a spiritual shield ^or fiietn.
lids is the Invadon. llie lives of Pur boys are at stake. Let them see that the Soul of America is
witiithem. • ,
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Let it not be too late... not next mmifii, next week, or tomorrow, but today... NOW.
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