Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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X'EIVS of j *fOM£M SSKaas^^S^&^SSSSBaaBoSSSlBSyaSSnBnaaE^^n Ml •■¥!■ ^1 Albert D. Btumtm, who is the ^ tSiLlisl* 8. Barnes, route 2, ^ (Wmdeo. U now serrtaf with wSi, 81^ Hsasy Construction wSntly awsMed the Merl- I ^ice Unit Plaque for ouu perfonnsnce. the newest ur^ at F^i- *^neral hospital. Qeorfia. is one the sute of South Carolina *i>iihMc Relations office announced. '?mt,Lt William B. Byrd of sJnhaw. , Thoms Heyward FaUoi 13, store- liSTflrst class. USNR. W. Chnrch *; Kershaw, has been trai^MTed to ^iirtroyer of the Atlantic Fleet He ‘*^ied to the former Mary E. ■tier Whlteford. Md., and is the , of Mrs MoUle R. Fails, Kershaw. I^nated from Kershaw High. /oitrlee Leon McKiethan, coxswain, lirfiaw, sailed Into Tokyo Bay State Theatre KERSHAW, 9. C FRIDAY, OCTOBER S -COUNTER ATTACK” Paul Muni . SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6 [sheriff of las VAGAS’ Red Ryder Sat, Oct 6 — 10:30 P. M. lllOTHING BUT TROUBLE* gtan Laurel—Oliver Hardy MONDAY and TUESDAY OCTOBER 5 and 9 l-A SONG TO REMEMBER” Paul Muni—Marls Obsron WEDNESDAY, OCT. 10 <<SWING OUT SISTER” Hod Cameron—Franees' Wssburn ■THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11 “NATIONAL VELVET” MIcksy Rooney aboard the USS Lanier and landed the first occupation forces on the con. qnered soil of Japan. The Lanier took part in the Okinawa operation, landing replacement troops and eracn- ating casnlties. Ollie A. McCaskiU, route 1, Camden, and a son of Mrs. Dora L. McCaaklU. who saw aix yean senrioe during the war and who has been honorably dis charged, is returning home with the Eame ribbon and Bronxe battle star. Purple Heart,| good conduct medal and combat infantry badge. Cpl. Johnnie Gay, son ol Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gay, route 1, Camden, with 29th Signal Construction bat talion, recently apent a rest furlough in the U. S. Riviera Recreational area at Nice. CpL Gay has been oveneas for 20 montbe. Bqnnij SUnIey,-729 %oad street, was honorably discharged from the service, according to announcement of officials at the sepaaation center at the Army Air force training center at Port Lewla, Washlngtcm. Jack Boykin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Corbett. Boykin, and farmer Canulen High school football ace, who haa been at Bainbrldge naval base in Maryland for the past eight months, has been transferred to a base at Cleveland, (Rjtio. Second Lt. Bnrwell B. Capehart of Carter Hill, Boykin, has been placed on the, inactive list at the separation base, Miami ‘ district, acording to a press release from the public relations office at that point. Isaac Joseph McKenzie of 708 Lyttleton str^ a machinists' mate, S-c, haa been honorably discharged from the Nary af the U. 8. Navy per sonnel separation center'at Charles ton. W. H. Tapley. S.2-c, USNR,. Cam den, served on the battleship Massa chusetts, which reached .the West Coast Sept. 18, to become ^e Hrst vessel of her kind to return to the States since the close of the war. "Big Mamie" sank three ensmy warShlpe. Pvt. Clarenoe P. Riggins, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Riggins, Wateree vil lage, who has been a p^oiev of the Japs since soon after Pearl Harbor, has been liberated, according to re port from Japan and will be home within a few weeks. T.Sgt. Charles A. Sheffield. Cam- den, route 1, who served 29 months in the European theater as a flight engineer, has arrived at the San On- tonlo district. AAP Personnel Distri bution command. He is the son ~of Mr. William L. Sheffield. Sgt. Sbef- field wears the Air Medal ribbon with three clusters. He was a prisoner'of war in Austria. TtinWIsMi lan^ liw mi Tin KiiiscfmSafk DdKalb Pliarmacj.—> PhoM 9B GOLD LEAF AND KITCHEN (RJEEN ENRICHED FLOUR UflCMlfYMUmMtt ■■ r.cl'ir^A! - SAVE 2 LBS. . lard or shortening on each 2S-LB. SACK ^ Uttf mmi Qmm, thm "FanMo* Flour of tbo MflhdhirCopoCnwityiBlliotCo., J^daom of oQuiiomomo koBlims. TVy a sadi today at a N. ESTRIDGE . WHOLESALE ^HONEM w — . LANCASmk i? FootbaD Qiatter Pram tha tkippar's Oask Said to have been th«> largest crowd to ever Witness a football game In Sumter histoir jammed the Edmunds field arena last Friday night and watched the Qameeocks defeat the Camden Bulldogs 8 to €. It was a good game to watch but the action on the flekf wasn’t anything to get excited over. Camden put up a spanking defense but had little if- any offense to offer. Pumbles' played an important part in the downfall’ of the Bulldogs. • « • % The' Bulldogs played hard and that is something a Qnmber of loyal (ques tion mauk) fans around here do not take into consideration. We heard some of these experts give utterance to their sore-headedness. Blah! • • * • Weil, looking over the scorea-of last Friday we note where Brookland- Cayce defeated the Oilumbla Caps 12 to 0. Olympia Highs of (Columbia, defeated Asheville 14 to 7. Florence routed Orangeburg 56 to S3 in a free- scoring tilt -Greenwood and Cheater played to a II to IS tie. Charleston and Richmond Academy ended all square 6 and 6. Hartoville, Bulldog opponents tonight, went down before Conway 7 to 0. • • • • We Jalopied over to Columbia last Saturday and watched South Carolina and Presbyterian battle. The Game cocks won 40 to 0. We’ve seen a lot of high school teams that would play rings around Presbyterian and the South Carolina squad wasn’t much better. t • • • • Clemson. winner over Presbyterian the week before by a high score, was walloped by Georgia 20 to 0 In a game that was played In a torrential downponr. The best showing of ths Tigers came in the closing minutes of the game when Chirol Cox began tossing passes. • • • • Duke, with Ted MarMiall playing a tackle position, smeared the Marines from Bogus Field by a big margin. • • • ■ Well, tonight the Bulldogs battle Kartsvllle. Hartsville stepped into the spotlight a few weks ago by de feating Mullins 6 to 0. MuUins, it will be recalled, won the B title in the Palmetto state last year and wanted to play (Tamden, A champs, confident of their ability to down Uie Bulldogs. • • • • It Is hoped that' the plans of the Hartsville team to bring their famous 80 piece band here will he realized. Haiisvllle has the best high school hand In the state and it la alwayg a pleasure to have the tuneful aggrega tion visit Camden. • • • • In all previous meetings between the Camden and Hartsville teams the Bulldogs have been winners—at least in the nine seasons this writer has been making his home in the sandhiB area. It would be great pickings if the hoys from the Sonooo Products center were to defeat Camden. A • • •. Talked with some cbaps who saw the Blshopville-Cheraw game at the Camden OfHcer Leads Command To World R^rd Major ELarl Bvtta Sinks Or Damafoa 967»080 Tons of Shipping new Memorial stadium at Bishopville last Friday night and they tell pie that the Bishopville fans can well be proud of their football layout. Not only does it boast of a most efficient lighting system but through the cour tesy of the Bishopvyie Liona club a public address system was purchased and turned over to the gronp in charge of the field. Odell Catoe After an illness of nine months. OdsD Catoe suddenly passed away from a heart attack Monday night. Sept 24. He was born Aug. C, 1872 in Lancaster county. He leave# one brother, Thon^ Catoe, Sr., of West- viBe. Funeral aervices were conduct ed Tuesday evening at 4 o’clock In the DeKalb Baptist church by the Rev. John Dabi^, pastor. He was bulled In the DeKalb cemetery. l.O.CL^jtE TOP AlA^y P£QPli HAV£ P/i£AM- LiNeO BRAiMS or 967,020 tons of enemy shipping sunk damaged is tfie world record held by Major Earl A. Butts’ famed Sea hawks. This Is but one of the many records shared In by Major ButU, husband of BUeu M. Butts, 615 Greene street, Camden. One more mission^ -the major says and hls squadron would have stepped over the million mark. The major, who attended the Uni versity of Oklahoma and enlisted while a senior there, piloted the first B-24 to land at Atsugi airdrome with in the city limits of Tokyo. Toka- hama is but five miles away. Com menting on his reception there by Japanese tui,val pouonnel ButU uii<i- "The Japs still occupied the field but were unarmed, their officers were courteous but reserved. The ehUsted men, however, attempted to be friend ly and pitch^ ln‘> and unloaded our planes and carried baggage. Major Butts took part in the first air raids on Shanghai and Hongkong. During the Honghong raid he brought his plane in toward the target at the height of a 1,(KM) feet. The flak was so hoLvy and dmisa that the major’s crew named the approach Flak Alley. On the Shanghai mission be flew for 17 hours on 8,100 gallons of gas, an exceptional range for this sort of mis sion. Butts has flown on 48 missions. During these missions his crew sank 15 enemy ships and severely damaged another. He has 644 hours of combat flying time and has flown an addi tional 188 hours in combat zones. The major has received the Dis tinguished Flying (^ross and the Air Medal with four Oak Leaf Clusters. He has been recommended for the Sliver Star end a- fifth Oak Leaf Clus ter to his All* Medal. Sgt Jennings Is Out of Service S.Sgt. Dargan L. Jennings. 205 Haile street, this city, was awarded his honorable discharge from the Army Air fOrcee at Greensboro, N. C., hut Friday at impressive ceremoniee. Serving with the Fifth Air force In the southwest Pacifle for 18 months, S.Sgt. Jennings has been awarded the Air Medal with two oak leaf clusters and the Philippine Liberation medal with one star. While at the Greensboro post but a jshort time, Sgt. Jennings was offered a large field of recreational activities while awaiting hls honorable dis charge. Drive CarefoTly—Save a Life. KERS^W LODGE NO. 29, A. F. M. Regular Communication First Tuesday of Each Month. At 8 P. M. Vlslton Welcoma U H. JONES, W. M. €!. J. OUTLAW, Secretary Unbeaten Rock Hill ^aughtersLancaster Bock Hill high school Bearcats, still not scored on this season, will play Ahderson in Anderson tonight Last Friday night tha Rock Hill team de feated Lancaster 68 to 0 In Lancaster, and prevloosly defeated Bennettsville 88 to 0. Bishopville. playing under lights for the first time, defeated C!he^w last Friday night by a score 27 to 0. The largest crowd to ever attend a football game In Bishopville watched DoBose scoop up a punt In the open- ing minutes of play and race 68 yards for a touchdown. Winthrop Training school’s football team opened Its season under Che lights Friday night by defeating a strong Kershaw team 7 to 0. NOTICE Annual meeting of shareholders of The Wateree Building and Loan As sociation will be held October 22, 1945. at 4 p. m. in The First National Bank building. 28-SOc Lewis L. Clybum, Secretary. FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that one month from this date, on (X:t 10, 1945, Mrs. Fannie M. Jonss will make to the Probate Court of Kershaw county her final retuni as Admlnlstiratrtx of the eetate of B, A. Ootf, deceased, and on the same date she will apply to the said Court fOr a final discharge as said Administratrix. N. C. AmstL Judge of Prtrfiata. Camden, 8. C., Sept 7. 1945. 28-81e PINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that one month from this date, on October 17, 1946, J. Withers Trotter will make to the Probaie Court of Kerahaw County hls final return as Administrator e.La. of the estate of Marie A. Kirkland, deceased, and on the same date ha will apply to the said Court tor a final discharge as said Administrator c.ta. N. a ARNITT, Jhdfe of Probats, Camden. & Supt 17. 1N6. 1740c R U'AWARC P HAS dr 7ML wurwsr appet V/iaHTlW WM OdlLM ' ■ Ml “ The KORNEQAY FUNERAL HOME is noted for Its prompt and modsrn chaps Is, eoachs| . . . its complete, eympathetle ser- vice . . . and f^r the sxtra com forts and eonvsnisnees of our home. The ooet of funeral ser vice hsru Is nsver a hardship or burdsn. ““ H Nl RAL HOMt PMONt 103 .AMOIN.S L Thif wonderful new lofeccicide will kill tnd repel Fliei, Mosquitoet, Ger- neo Roechet, JiRferi, Ctrpef Beetlet* ^Ater Bugs, Lice, Bed Dugs, Silver Fiih, Centipedes, Flets, Spiders, Ticks, Night Bugs tnd mtny other insects; when used ts directed. Inexpensive to use—one bottle will last for weeks. One tpplicttion of DPT/will Use fgom 4 to 10 days. DEKALB PHARMACY PhoiM 96 W. P. THOMAS B. W. 8HEORN North and teuth Carolina DIstrlbutora • Looking at tho worid through roaacolorod glaaaaa la plaualMa . . < IF you*va arrangod for tha to. eurity maat draauia onviaaga. Full oovoraga la tho kty to do H. Camden Loan & RealdCo. AU Fmw at hMMis FIRST NA’nONAL RANK RLM. SLC. L-