The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 06, 1944, Image 4
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THE CAMDEN CHEONiCLE,^ CAMDEN, tOUTM CANOLINA, PHtDAY, OCTOBEW t, 1t44
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Thow Mt. Holly, N. C„ lovelieB wbo
made up the softball team represenv
log the big mill at that place and
arhich ran rough-shod over the teamt
in the southeastern area did not last
long In the national tournament at
Cleveland, 6hk>. The dames from
Phoenix, Arizona, routed them in the
early rounds.. The soft ball ^ titles
went to western teams^ The Hanuner
Army Air field at Fresno, Cal., sent
a team into the tournament that won
the men’s division honors hands down,
defeating the famous Fort Wayne
Zollners in the finals. The Portland,
Oregon, girls' team won the women’s
From the Skipper's Desk
Utle. trouncing the Phoenix maidens
in the deciding games.
High Sehool Scores
Relief At Last
Fw Yes Cough
CreomuUan rriteres promptly be*
cause It toss rl^t to tbs seat d tbs
trouble to help loosen and expel term
laden phlefB. and aid nature CO soothe
mwr bsal raw, teiHlf Inflgmed taenshlal
mucous mesabranss. Tell your drug^
to sell you a botOs of Oreomulskm wnh
tbs underMandlng you must like the
way it qidtfy amys the ooagb. or you
are to hare . ^ -
are to bare your money baea.
CREOMULSION
For CoNfrfii, Oiott CoMi, Brondittit
CITATION
state of South Carollas,
County of Kershaw.
By N. C. Amstt, Probats' Judge:
Whereas, Nannie M. Ooff made
suit to me to grant her Letters of
Administration of the Estate and
effects of D. A. Oofl.
These are, therefore, to dtp and
admonish all and singular the Kin
dred and Creditors of the said t). A
Ooff, deceased, that they be and ap
pear before me. ia the Court of Pr^
bate, ta be held at Camden, 8. C. on
• October 14, next, after publicatioh
hereof, at 11 o’eiook tn the forenoon,
to sbow cause, if any they bare, why
the said Adminiatration sbould not be
granted.
Qlven^under my hand this 29, day
of 8apl,‘ Anno Dominla, 1944. 29-SOc
X N. C. AmaCt,
Judge of Probate for Kershaw eeualy
.A.
State Theatre
KEIISIIAW, a. c.
FRIDAY, OCT. •
“HER PRIMITIVE MAN*’
Loulie Allbiitton A Robert Palgt
SATURDAY, OCT. 7
“YELLOW ROSE OF
TEXAS”
Roy Koaers and Dale Evans
SAT., OCT. 7, 10:30 Show
“STARS ON PARADE”
Larry Parka and Lynn Merrick
MON.-TUES.. OCT. 9-10
Biahopville 26, Lancaster 0.
Brookland-Cayce 26, Ninety-Six 19
Richmond Aca. IS, Spartanburg 7.
Cotumbts 7, Olympia t. ,
Greenville 19, Easley d.
Parker 34. Liberty 0.
Mullins 28, HartarUla 0.
Darllngtoa 2S, Marlon 0.
DUlon 7, McColl 0.
Pi^h News Notes
Pisgah, Sept. 26.—The Woman’s
Missionary society held their regnlar
monthly meeting ,at the church on
Wednesday, Sept. 13, with 15 mem.
bera and three visitors present, De-
votionala were conducted by the Pres., Protaat Raferau
Mrs. W. F. Baker. An interesting talk "OMS* viaiimc
Big Time Football
gouthsm eonfarenoe football squads
took a battering from outslds foes
laat Saturday, North Carolina Stats
baing the onTy Dixie team to take a
acaip during the day.
The underdog Tarheel eleven won a
weird game from the University of
Virglnla’B V.12 outfit 13 to 0. by
recovering two Cavalier fumbles be
yond the goal line in the final quar
ter.
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was given by Misa Lillian Shiver, a
visitor. .The meeting closed with
prayer by Mrs. K'. R. Kenney. Mrs.
Kenney received much canned goods
from those present since She had been
sick during the canning season. On
Wednesday, Sept 39. the society had
as their guest speaker. Rev, M. M.
Rabon of Cayce.
Rev. and Mrs. P. E. Blackmon of
Dalzell. were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. Baker last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Stuckey spent
Bishopville 11
Claims Larceny
By Hartsville '
School Children
Invited To Be Guests
Of State Fair Oct 20
V
Robbed Them of Win.
Every school child in this cpunty is
invited to be the guest of the South
Carolina State Fair at Columbia on
Friday, Oct. 20, Paul V. Moore, secre
tary, has announced.
“For the young folks,” Mr. Moore
In as much as the Camden gridders
Invade Hartsville today for a-battle
with the Hartsville highs tonight, the said, “we have a model aeroplane con-
rumpus that is riling the tempers oft test that promises to be ope of the
Hartsville and Bishopville fans over {outstanding features of the fair, the
the recent game between these teams, largest midway on earth and a moat
at Hartavllla should have some In- excellent grandataitd show. We want
the boys and girls of South Carolina
and their taachers to come to Colura.
bia and see the progress their state
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Hatfield. Jr., and
chlldern spent Sunday In Colnmbia
with relatives. They were accompani
ed home by^ their sister, Mias Genera
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. James Rosa and MUA
Annieliete Roaa of Coinmbia, were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. C.
Ross on Sunday.
Mrs. Charlie Jackson of Horatio,
Favored Duke went down before a
determined Penneylvania It to 7 when
two Newark, N. J., 17-year.old kids
ware leaders in an attack that routed
the favored Durham team, tittla Ca.
tawba tripplad V. M. I 7 to t to spoil
the eadefe honte coming event. Qeor-
vieited Misa Ellen James on Sund».
F,
gia’s navy proved to strong for South
C.
arollna and won 20 to 14. Georgia
Tech smashed Clemaon 51 ta 0, to
hand the South Carolinians their
worst beating In history.
Supper guests of Mr. and Mra.
Baker Sunday night were Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Campbell and children oC
Eastover, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Lackey,
Mr. and Mrs. S. O and
children of Horatio, Mr. and Mra R.
C. McLeod and daughter, Mary, and
Bet tie Baker of Rambert.
Miss Mllian Shiver has returned to
Mary Washington college in Virginia,
and Miss Martha Dennis to Columbia
college.
Mrs. Mathis is visiting her daught-
er, Mrs. John Hawkins.
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The North Carolina Pra-Fllght
Cloudbustars, sparked by the famous
Northwestern University ace, Otto
Orabsm, of Chtcago, staged the big
gest apset of the day by defeating a
highly touted Navy team 21 to 14.
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In pro featball, the amazing Green
Ray Packers defeated Detroit 27 te •
while the Chleago Basra battered the
TwVl^Wiylv mm W 'WflMjr'
afternoon. The cemblnatlon Chieage
Carde-Pittsburgh team ■nosed out the
New York Qients 17 te 15 and' the
Phlladaiphia Eagles and Cleveland
RSma played to a 7 to 7 tie.
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’ARE THESE OUR
PARENTS?”
Helen Vinson and Lyle Talbot
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 11
“MEET THE PEOPLE”
Dick Powell and Lucille ball
THURS..FRI., OCT. 12-13
“LADY, LET’S DANCE”
Belita and Janies Ellison
Admittikmi Matinee 80e
Nifht 35c—Children Under
12 Yean of Age, 12c.
Illlnoia and Great Lakes played.to
a 26 to 26 tie. Tennessee swamped
Kentucky 26 to IS. Army battered
North Carolina 46 to 0 in a romp.
Indiana upaet the dope bucket by de
feating Michigan 20 to 9. Purdue
smothered Marquette 49 . to 7. Ohio
State won from Miaaourl 64 to 0. and
Notra Daaaa served notice on the
football world it has another national
title In view by spanking Pittsburgh
68 to 0.
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Camdm Library
Notes
Notice.to the public: Hours of the
Camden^public library: Monday thru
Friday, 2 p. m. to 6 p. m. Saturday.
19 a. ra. to 1 p. m.
TAX NOTICE
tereat.
Bishopville claims Hartsville nfft
dais robbed them of a victory. They
SuSday*to Cdoi^“wkrtitol*"^clalm a touchdown that the refersIja making, which is reflected by the
In-law and daughter. Mr. and Mra. did not allow, asserting that the said Fb^
Officials admitted ha did not see the The Fab* wHl admit all chUdren ai^
Mamp ivey. Hartsville teachers free but the federal admla-
specutors that the BlahopvUle player jsion tax of 10 cents wfll have to be
did not cross into pay dirt. peW.
That ia Jnat one of the several | The Steel building, main exhibit
gripes that the BlahopvlHe pUyers building, ia full. Fort Jackson taking
and fans -are making. The sport scribe
of the Bishopville newspaper auggesta
the last available space for a military
exhibit. A Hereford show and sale
to the Hartsville High school that hav«d)een scheduled and approximate-
they either play the game fairly or
give It up.
Anyhow. Bishopville has protested
to the state athletic body and seems
certain of winning the protest.
Red Cross Notes
ly 125 animals are expected to be on
hand.
The Fair opens Monday, Oct II
aad
tlw eatire weak. 'ft.
Una<nainsoa footbaU gune
played ftiaday, Oct
In aero weather sound flies
the air at 1,988 to 1,160 fZT^
second. 9*
NOTICE .
Annual meettaig of the 8tockbo»i«-
of The Wateree Building
Aasodation win be h^ Mondavi
16. 1944, at 4:00 o’clock p. m
office of Flrat National Bank k!?
den, 8. C.—Lewis L. Clybua,’seSt
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6UMEZE
POt
TBETHNO
INFANTS
AND
SOtE
GUMS
Atk fwm Dtvggitt
«r write aaciail.g
VELVET FROOUCTS CO.
II PaA Nam New Ysrii 7, It f.
The tax boafca Ibr 4he-aoBaotloa o»
County and School Taxes ♦a-i" bualer than ever. Volunteers are
Tomorrow Camdon fans will tuns
thoir radios to aovoral big gamos to
ba broadcaot by tho notworka. Out.
standing in tho eonfllcts ilatod are
Purdut va. Illlnoia; Marquette at
Wisconsin, Michigan at Minnoaote,
Tulano and Notre Damte Olemaon va.
North Carolina ttete at Charlotte,
Groat Lakos at Northwaatorn.
“I LOST 52 Lbt.I
WKAR Size 14 AttAIN”
A* tetterte Hw.
V«. witr loM poasda wi4 hav« „
WW*. rki^r, armcWuI Anra. N.
ffwiWw. Na dniga. No TuaHvm.
*•1.Qe«atoea. frw, battar.
a war aet bt dUferaat tbaa youia,
throat tfytbeAydanwif
toaalla.
la cUaky taatt cooduetad^^
laadical doctan warr tbaa
paraaat hwt 14 ta IB aauwla
' weoka wi
OTorM^j. a jo'* ’r®«ka ’’••a
tba AVDS Vltaal. Caady
Rodutine riaa.
WIUi tbia Arda Plaa yoo don't cut
out Bay laaBla, atarctaca patatoaa,
BiaaU at buiiat, you amply cat tbaw
Vda •tior dri.daua (rltamla fo^-
fm) AYOS bcicte ea^ maal. Ab^
for tha
fiscal year commencing January 1.
1944, will be open from September li,
1944, to December 81, 1944, tachutve
without peuMty. When making in.
qniry about taxes, please state tha
Bchool district numbar In which yon
live or own property.
The following is a list of the total
levies for tha varlons school districts:
OaKalb Township Mills
School District No. 1 88
School District No. 8 88
Sehool District No.TTnT ff
School District No. I
Sehool Distriet No. 85
School District No. 48
Buffalo Township
Sehool District No. 8
Bchool District No. 6
School District No. 7 IS
Sehool Dlatriet No. 16 19
Sehool District No. 20 8t
School District No. 22 SB
School District No. 23 22
School District No. 27 24
School District No. 28 16
School District No. 81 18
School District No. 49 : 32
School District No. 42 16
Flat Rook Township - Mills
School District No. 8 24
School District No. 9 24
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DaKALB PHARMACY, Phona 99“
A;^ Mty tris. 11 Bot dafiiktod udtk
mONBY sack with tba vary Sm bam Fboaa
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Sadia K. vanTrasekow
Miss Virginia Green, chairman of
Staff Assistants corps, has returned
to her desk and is, organizing a class
for Staff Assistants., Plaase contact
Miss Green for enrollment at tke Red
Cross or at her home.' Home tele
phone number Is 185-J.
Mrs. Samuel Ruasell, chairman of
sewing, reports that her workers are
busy. 200 buddy baga for tha army
must be cut and made as quickly as
possible. 144 for tke navy ara ready
for filling and shipping. Tba call baa
come from headquarters urging the
chapter to aOcept a large new quota.
Mrs. Bousal is Mra. Falph C^a’a oo-
chairmah Tor buddy bags and is on
hand.
Mrs. Mayfield, chairman of Home
urged to come forward to aid in keep
ing the room open from 9:3p to 5 p. m.
Mrs. Dorothy Smith is welcomed
back and will be busy as secretary
and typist for the Home Serried de
partment. She is also a Notary Pub
lic. Mrs. Joha Mullen. Jr., is secre
tary for the adminisDratlve and all
Qther departments.
The Volunteer Special ^rvlca corps
and the -Motor corps are holding their
monthly meeting this week.
Misa Padgett from Sontheaatem
area, Atlanta. Oa., will meet with
chapter executives and the Jr. Red
Cross on Thursday. The area led all
others in percentage of shipped dres
sings and our chapter waa thanked.
School District No. ^0
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School District No. 13
School District No. 19
School District No. SO
School District l^o; 38
School Distriet No. 87
School District No. 41
School District No. 46
School District No. 47
Wateree Townahlp
School District No. 11
School District No. 12
School District No.* 16
School Distriet No. 29
School District No. 88
-School District No. 89 1|
C. J. Outlaw, TresAurer,
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Mills
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.. 36
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