The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 27, 1945, Image 4
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tHl AAllbEW CHWOMICLE, CAlibtiil, ^AilOUW^ F^PAV;
tklp^w'B DmA
The last recollection I have of
Elargan L. Jennings was a few years
back when the kid played with the
Maintenance team of the City league.
He was catcher and just about the
best In the lekgue
• • • •
Quite a bit of water has gone over
the dam since those softball days of
Just a few years ago and today' that
ktd Dargan Jennings is a'staff serge
ant In the air force. From all re
ports Sgt Jennings Is doing a smart
bit of work while participating in
aerial flighta In the Southwest Pa
cific area.
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And we are Just as proud and happy
as bis mother. Mrs. Minnie B. Jen
nings, 20S Haile street, over the fact
that Sgt. Dargan has been decorated
with the air medal. I4was an award
made in recognition of courageous
serviee *to bis combat organisation,
his fellow airmen, his country, his
home and his mother.
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Dargan took part in sustained flight
missions during which hostile con-
ta'ct was probable and ezpdcted.
These flighta included bombing mis
sions against enemy installation,
shipping and supply bases.
Jennings but a whole flock of Jen;
nings—plus everybody in Camden,
feels proud of Dargan»
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Another of my old softball boys is
also back in our midst He is Frank
Oliver and he looks like a million dol
lars. Frank is pretty much of a^man
—really looks like a seasoned fighter.
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• • • •
And when Mrs. Jennings received a
letter from Oeneu* George C. Kenney
of the Allied Air Forces of the South
west Pacific Area she was really
proud! For General Kenney in his
letter said; “I would like to tell yon
how genuinely proud 1 am to have
men such as your son in tny com
mand, and how gratified I am to know
that young Americans with such cour
age and resourcefulness are fighting
our country's battle against the Jap
anese aggressors. You, Mrs. Jennings,
have every reason to share that pride
and gratification.”
s • • •
_Thank you General Kenney. Yon
can rest assured that not only Mrs.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS
All parties Indebted to the estate of
.C. H. YatM are hereby notified to
make payment to the onderslgned,
and all p^es, if any, having claims
against the said estate will present
them likewise, duly attested, within
the time prescribed by law.
Ulllan J. Yates,
Administratrix.
Camden, 8. C., July 1€, 1146. 18-20c
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS
All -parties indebted to the estate
of Sallie N. Holden are hereby noti
fied to make payment to the under
signed. and all parties, if any, having
claims against the said estate wiU
present them likewise, duly attested,
within the time prescribed by Igw.
T. B. Clybum,
Executor.
Camden, 8. C., Juy 12, 1946. 16-20c
And of course Ross Shirley has
been back several weeks n^w but be
never will wear out bis welcome
home. Ross talked to the Kiwanis
club last week and every member of
that organization voted the meetiifk
to be one of the most interesting of
the year.
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Short Cnti to Better GwdcM
By the way—getting over to pro
baseball—have you bad your eye on
that Concord club in the North Caro
lina league? Rube Wilson is pitching
for Concord and is doing a nice Job.
Rube pitched a three hit game last
week but lost 2 to 0. 'The reason,
ConcolQ got but one hit. Rube got
that
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The Columbia Junior Legion team
finally bit the dust but it did not
affect the team’s top standing in the
district play. The Clinton Jr. team
defeat^ the Caps 8 to 4 at Clinton
last Veek, Wednesday. Sheaty pitch
ed fbr Columbia and McGee for Clin
ton.
Legion Baseball
Slate Is Given
Big ReshuffKi^
A re-alignment of American Junior
Legion baseball tMms that will par
ticipate la the Southeastern sectional
tournament which starts at Sumter
August 14 and at Charleston August
IS has been announced by the Leg
ion’s National Americanization com
mission.
The rescheduling of states was
made necessary because two states
in the nation failed to enter compe
tition .this year.
South Carolina will replace West
Virginia in Region 9 which also ln>
eludes N(M*th Carolina, Virginia and
Tenneasee. The Region B champion
team will play at Charleston against
champions of Region 8 which Include
Mississippi, Georgia. Alabama, and
Florida, and Region 7 which includes
Kentucky, Ohio. Indiana and Michi
gan.
The Region 7 tournament will be
held at Flint, Michigan, and the Reg
ion 8 "playoff at Augusta.
Scorch Fan
When you scorch a pan. try
^Tinkling dry baking soda over the
scorch, letting it stand for a while.
You will be surprised, at how much
mors easily it can be removed.
fhsto Oaortaar Iterry-Mom
Many a Victory Oardansr has lancDsd a lot from uqfteilenes in the post throe
Vsrions knsAa dsvtesa and methoda hast bacai found hdpful in maldnf
; mors efficient, and mors enjoyable,
are »Jtm of them*picksd vp hart diare
small seeds by laying
lhare’s die (jukk tri^ of —furrows for very
im ralD| handle flat oat wwafif"
paraDal to othar rown and pmikm U*
H^dy into.the aofl. Iht aoil, of
arart bo of fine texture and wd _
pared. The disUow dsprmalon Isli |y
the handle Is Just the right depdt loir
lettuce, carrot, and othar day veg
etable and flower aeedi whldi
not bv planted more than a tjuarter-
inchdeep. The row'can than be ipeed-
fly covered by gently rakiag a thin
of sod over M mad t—wpAn it
Iffadnc smell seeds wHh a handful of
sand or f^ soil before aowiaf Is a
foodldaa.’ lUa msAod kaafg tha need
from blowing around and alas from
balag aown too thickly.
Do you suipoet Aa praaansa of Aat
crafty milaanct, die eutwona, hi your
garden plat? The post frag—Idy
hldaa in dm aofl and tM young
plante at die bees dnrl^ ^ night
wdiila you alesp. Tbmato mu
odisr treiuplented essffllngi, com
bat ftk snmaj, a pepm’ *^boIV Ii a
handy device. Cut a Mp of flexible
cardboard about six indms wide and
long enough to make the proper aiae
hollow c3rlioder hr encircling the idaat
you want to protact Faelmi dm lappad
ends together writh a ooupk of paper
clips. Or, if available, uae a paper aq>
with dm bottom cut out Slide dm
collar over tha little plant vdmn setting
it out, sinking it about half way into
the ai^ as shown in dm illuatratkm. '
If your garden ia 50x75 feet in sbe
or larger, plan to inehida a whad hot
among your garden implemsnte diia
year if at aU poaetblil Ton can do
dm Job of cultivating in about one-third
the time it takes with a hand hoa.
Ramsmber, howevmr, in laying out dm
garden for wbad hoa use, a Uttla more
apaot will be needed bbtwasn rows
dmn for hand hoa euhhration. Wltii a
tHmel hog you can travel np and down
dm g^den rows widi little more exeiv
don dmn nmniag a carpet sweeper
over a rug. Weeds ars qtddsfy-Atet.
stroyed, tha aofl Is well sthred, and
there’s seldom a backadm in dili k4»«i
of garden care.
Sumter 111 Lead
In Lower State
L^on B^le
The Sutoter Junior Legion team de
feated the (Columbia Caps at Dreyfuss
field in Columbia Monday night ,6 to
5 in a six inning fracas which was
terminated by a downpour of rain.
Columbia took a commanding lead
in the eerly innings, posting two
runs in the first md one each in the
second and third and raising the total
to 5 with a seoru In the fourth.
In the meantime Sumter scorc^ a
run in the second and added five in
the fifth. The Gamecocks climbed
all over Landrum, the Columbia ace,
in the fifth and he was sent to the
showers and Shealy took over. South-
all started for Srater and worked
four and a third Innings when.- Me-
Catamn took over. The letter gets
credit for the win. He retired the
Caps in the one inning he pitched
without a hit being made.
The aecond game in the lower state
title series was plsyed at Sumter
Wednesday night. If Sumter won the
Gamecocks win play the winner of the
Greenville county-Woodrnff gape* for
the state title. OreenvUle county
gdged out Spartanburg county 4 to 8,
for the right to play Woodruff for
the upper state title.
Jn the game at Columbia Monday
night Sumter made 10 bits and reg
istered .. errors... Colombia got, 6
bita and made one error.
John Whitaker Sells
Mill Street Home
A record of conveyance^ has been
listed in the office of the register of
deeds whereby John Whitaker, Jr.,
and Mary W. Whitaker have sold a
residence on Mill street to Msrion
B. TVow.
The property is located Just south
of the John Whitaker home, which
Is one of the historic landmarks of
Camden, having at one time provided
sleeping accommodations to General
George Washington. Mr. Whitaker,
after purchasing the property made
extensive tmprovements and it is now
one of the attractive homes of Cun-
den.
■'
Two Gentlemen
Honbr Guests At
Krthday Event
Dan BfAdley and gj.
well Feted At
Home
Bradi,,
Sunday, July £2, was a
day at the home of Dan BraJS*
mOes east of this city, when^
b^«^celebratlon was JSiJ"
Dan B«dley and Arthur
u guMta honor, it was
day of each of these m*-, "
these men.
A picnic Uble, fairly groanto.
neath a load of goodies wfe
hi an oak grove, where 6o m2
and friends gathered to ext^T?
tatlons to the honor
partake of the many good
eat
Besides the members of th* i.
dlato. families, friends from <Vi
Columbia, WaatvUla and oth^
were present ■
guevts m
thiog
NURSE LOSE! n
SAFELY am II
Jwt Mt ,mrA%|£
i«ksi
DeKalb WUnnacy —
month from this date, on Am
1946, Henry Savage. Jr., ^
to the Probate Court of
County final return as ASmim
of the estate of Amelia Boykli ]
deceased, and on the sams i
will apply to the said Ooort
final discharge as said Admiw
C. M
Jnflfla 9t Frabate ter KanSmT
Camden, 8. C., July {1, 18i46.
Sumter Coadi
Is Called Bito
The Armed Forces
Walter Dooley Matthews, who
been coach of the Sumter high school
baseball and football teams tha past
year, has been Inducted into the serv
ice and Sumter again is without a
coach.
Matthews succeeded Johnny McMil
lan, present coach of tha University
of South Csrollna football team.
As yet qo snocassbr has bean^nsmed
for Matthews at the Sumter school.
Matthews came to Sumter from li,am-
phis, Tenn. He'starred In football
and other a4hlat|c activities at the
University of Georgia.
Blfhest Commudty
The Buddhist monastery of Daina,
In Tibet, ia the hipest inhabited
community, in the world. It is hto
eated 17,000 feet above sau laveL'
Danuiieii Limlier For Sal
Dressed 1 hch Boards
See Mr. & A. Sellars
POWE VENEiat COMPANY
West DeKaJb Street
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