The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 07, 1945, Image 9
HiDWOl
[j^nn Chance
[(^ Being Beaten
ChnriMtow Baatama
^^gllcnfa Fof Vafiaty
Game
At Flamce
V nui has deelinefl to meat the
•^.Tintanfs to a poetadason
*21t^Bantanfs to a poetaeaaon
Florence, the proceeds of
t»*t *-«. to be turned orer to the
O^'rempia'^ot Shrto-
tfll*
r«nlr to a chaUeaae from the
Bantams, the Rock HIU
2JJ*UthoriUes st^ that Rock
not interested to a post-season
WHJ* that the •^rd of the
*nd that the “record
t»®* undispnted tdaim to
S“,tlS^cSmpionshlp
fliere Isn't any argument but th^
J the basis of the season's record
Rnck HUl Bearcats* can claim the
UUe. the team having posted
of wins, without a defeat or
of wins, witnoui a oeieat oi
iTSt OB
itT of the football experts have
53? doubts as to the a^ty of the
k^ts to win from the Bantams. A%
f^er of fact, this comer beUeves
iJftintams would smear the Bear-
mb by several tondidowns. Charlea-
^bsd much the tougher sdhedule to
Zf during the season and Its record
JitSSl only by a Ue with an In-
^ Camden te^.
fte refusal of the hearcata to meet
aarleston In a charUg game leads
one conolmlon. Reck BIB to
jifliiltely afraid dt ttS Bauthihs.
CAMBBil, aOUtH OABOUtU. ktUBAV^ DKCElihER 7. 1t46
nONCHML
CBarleaUm to reported to have made
an attractive offer to the Cata to play
a posteeason game at Charleston.
But Rock Hill wsa ftigld over the
nnggeetion. Then the Suriners at
Floreoce came Into the picture. They
pointed out that Florence is located
exactly midway between the ball-
wicks of the Charleston and Rock
HUl teams.
Down Charleston way, the
m clahntng the state UUe, despite
ure contention oi the Rock Hlll«a
that their record entltlee them to first
oonslderatloa. And the sport scribes
and football experts who have seen
boto teams to action will concede the
top honors to the Bantms.
I Right here *t home the ettortM to
get a post-season game with the Bls-
bopwlUe High school came to naught.
Linsday Pierce, Camden coaclk'was
ready to play the Lee countyTouttH,
but apparently the boys from over
yonder decided against the Idea.
Camden wanted the game to be
played here as. a benefit for the ath-
lectlc fund. No doubt the game would
have packed the Camden field and a
neat sum would have been realised.
Tonight to Colombia thw All-State
high gridders will meet the All-Co
lumbia talent in a post-season game.
Quite a number of Camden fans will
drive to Columbia to witness the
game because of the presence on the
all-state team of Giles Huggtos of the
Bulldogs. And there Is added Interest
by reason the fact that one of the
all-state team ooadiee is Undsay
Pierce of the Bulldog group. The
othma are Jenkins of Rock HOI and
MclAndon of OecnYetown.
Tomorrow tho football trek will be
toward. Charlotte where the annual
Sbrtoe game between the picked
baaBM of North and South Carolina
htgh schools wil stage coiribat McBIay
Norfb, captain of the 1946 Bandog
Veam Is tha Camden entry on the
South Carolina equad.
*Wa Hav a Solemn Duty..." * Outlook For the
^ferent bdustries
COUfiHS
Rtnllii«lr«iiOBMt
WiMB nothfag seems fe de tluU
ifilti^S ^therBomeoounh any good
vniwwe end
Mt Ko to any good dru. —
git I bettle ot good old Broa-ehu-
S« BmulBlon. _
Take It as directed Md nSties hew
irnty It takes hold—you
mi Mips you get a restful nights
Often one-htJf bottle tajmwgh
lie
Ulhwn vesw-e*»e»
yea are better before yen know
flret dose take# right
othlm
leeeealng 'pblegiii, _*oothmg u
grtetTng'lrr^ta’rionr So’lTrit. sT bottle
i(Bron-ehn-l>no^Bmulslon tod^
BbR
■etrel'ef nulr*-aa yon can. Money
ba if diMatisbad in any way.
liKBlb Phamuicjr •— PhoM M
INSUUTION...
TOUR MOST PRACTICAL
YEAR Ground
INVESTMENT I
your 'tocM
futably cool in Oie
wviBg itM Ml fno wnraor*
INSULATE wiOi Rock Wool
Batto 3%** tkinck. ImuI «■
Batts to that you got a unk
form thkknogg
inanlotMu.
ARCHITECTS SPECIFY
BATTS.
SEE ME TODAY.
ESTIMATES FREE
Me Ee FORTE
PkoMiSSJ
TAX NOTICE
The books for the conectlon of
County and School taxed for the
fiscal year commencing Jannsry 1.
1946, idll be open from October 1.
1946 to December SI, 1946, tocluelve,
without penalty. Thereafter a pen
alty of 1 per cent for each of the
months of January. February and
Maroh; and a penalty of 4 per cent
win be imposed on April fl^ or a
total of 7 per oeotum. When maldng
Inquiry abeut tixes, please etnte th»
school district number to whldi you
live or own property. »
The following Is a list of the total
levy tor the various eeheol distrlots:
DeKalb Teumship
School Dtotrtct No.
School DIstrlet No.
School DIstriet No.
School Dtotrtct No.
1
2
4
4
Mills
.U
.26
.22
School Dtotriet No. 26 17
41
17
School District No.
Buffalo Tewnthip
School District No.
Schori District No.
School Dtotrtct No.
School District No.
School District No. 20 22
School District No. 22 S4
School District No. 22
2
5
7
16
.........27
12
.........12
*...17
22
Schoul Dtotrtct No. 27 .....* 24
22
21
40
17
22
22
School District No.
School District No
School Dlttrlot No.
School Dtotriet Na 42 17
Fiat Rook Towmhip
School District No. 8
School District No. 9
School District No 10
24
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12
Rngtr W. Bnbuop likea Chum-
icaU Beat
Babeon Park. Mass., f 11 l.'l.—
Since the address of President Tru
man on Sept. 6, and with that ad-
drew to mind, I herewith submit an
outlook for the leading industries. Of
the few not here mentioned, such as
the steels, rubbers and utilities, I
will write next week.
X-Rsy DuCoverer
Mrs. HiltDn Pies
m
At Liberty
Mrs. Millie Blackmon Hilton. 65,
died at her home at Liberty Hill early
last Thursday morning, and funeral
services were held at 2 o’clock Satur
day afternoon at Beaver Creek Bap
tist church, with the Rev. Otis Mc-
Klnon^ charge.
Survimg are her husband, W. Z.
Hilton of Liberty HUl; and the fol
lowing chUdren: Mrs.'W. B. Fort and
Mrs. J. B. Anderson of Camden. Mrs.
C. O. Dskm and Mrs. C. W. Jordan
of WestrlUe, Mrs. J. L. Jones and J.
A. HUton of Liberty Hill; and sisters
and brothers, Dr. W. R. Blackmon
of Rock Hill, Mrs. Bailie B. Horton.
Mre. W. R. Catoe, Dr. S. J. Blackmon
and Mrs. Bessie B. Aleoander, all of
Kershaw; Mri. Anna C. Faulkner of
Mount Airy, N. C., Leroy Blackmon of
Stonesboro, Pa., and Mrs. Eutaula
Baker of Jacksonville, Fla Eleven
grandchildren also survive.
Wiley F. foacey
Soceumbs At 52
WUey Franklin Brachy, age 62
years, died at his home near Antioch
at 1:10 o’clock Wednesday morning.
‘Tl^p"Ihio
AtlRe&kn
SanfMd
The Sarsfield club has announced
that beginning tomorrow , the Don
Roberts Duo, Hammond organ, celeste
and drums, direct from the “Flagship”
at Newark. N. J., wiU offer the eUter-
taiament at the SarefSeM every eve
ning.
The securing of this outstanding
musical group Is to 11ns with the pro
gram of the Sars'fleld to giving Its
patrons the vary best to entertain,
ment and fitting oompliment to the
ultimate in fine euletoe.
South Africa to requisitioning emp
ty houses and allowing retomtog
servicemen to occupy them.
He leayee his wife. Winona B. Bracey,
three sons. Adrian of Dodge City.
Kan.. WUllam, to the UnUed States
aavyv W. F. Jr., to the U. 8. Army,
a daaghter, Mrs. Xiather Broome of
Monroe, N. C., his moGier, Mrs. Laura
K. Bracey of KartsviUe, three broth
ers, Joe Bracey of Lumberton. N. C..
Undsey Bracey of Detroit, MJoh.,
Banyan Bracey of Pontiac, Mich., five
stotets. Mrs. Kasel Oliver. Mrs. J. B.
Jackson of Camden. Mrs. W. H. Russ
of HartsvlUe. Mrs. C. P. Dunn ot
Laurinburg, if. C.. and Mrs. A. W.
Edwards of Laurel HUl. N. 0.
AntomobUes: Most Investors are
buUish on the automobile industry.
As a result, the stock market has
well discounted possible prof
its. I am gptimistic on the industry,
but am hik certain as to bow long
automobile stocks will continue to
go up.
, Transports: This Industry Is
heaoW tor a huge expansion, but
here, atyrin, the stock imtrket has
pretty well discounted this growth.
Moreover, the industry will call for
vast new obpital expenditures, poe
putting out bond Issues. I am
Inclined to be moderately bullish on
this industry.
Aircraft Manufacturing: ' The moat
hopeful fact regarding this industry
is that almost evwryone is bearish on
it! Oroes earnings ;vill probably
ehrlng to ten per cent or less of their
pre-war peak, but their asset values
per share of stocks are high. It is
uncertain what wUl happen to theae
stocks,' but the chances are they will
seU lower.
AgrteuRuiall Equipment: This in
dustry will enjoy a deferred demand
for farm machinery, but It facee a de
cline in farm prices due to a slacken
ing demand for farm products. No
Increase in dividends can be expect^
during, the early post-war years, but
prices should hold firm.
Banktog: Bank eamtogs should
improve' tor sevsraJ masons. More
over. bank stocks, as a group, are
relatively attraottvely prtood. Tbsy
offer one of the eafeet toveetments at
the^preeent time.
AiUdtoKi^Alttymgh bunding stocks
have gone up consldambly? to prise
we are headed for a < grriAYioosing
boom. I. therefore, am optimistic on
gyjsum, cement, hardware and especi
alty paint salea. Everything favors
these building stoeks.
Chemicals: Although the chemlca
industry iprill temporsrily suffer f»om
war canoellationa, it should quickly
replace these as peacetime goods are
manufsetured. It also should benefit
at tha exceat profits Uses aru re-
duoed. Tha Industry should be a good
Inflation hedge and profit from atomic
euargy developments. For these and
oMiar reasons, I clsas the chemleala
among the highest grade laveatment
tosnes.
Containers: The can makers have
no re-oonverslOD problems and there
Booa will be enough tin to satisfy all
demands. The can companies, how
ever, must increase their dividends
School District No. IS 21
School
School
School
Dtot
Dlst
itrict No. 19 24
itrict No. 80 17
District No. 22 24
School District No. 87 24
School District No. 41 24
School District No. 40 17
School District No. 47 17
Watsree TowmsMp
School Dtotriet No.
School District No.
11
12
.22
.27
School District No. 12 12
22
.27
School District No.
School District No. 28 17
Sebool Dtotriet Na 22 ....17
0. J. Outlaw, Traaturer
DeeJl Kanhaw Oouuty, 8. C.
GOLD LEAF AND KITCHEN QUEEN
ENRICHED FLOUR
t>
-
tr-d
SAVE 2 LBS.
^4X0 OM JIIWIIBWII" ON SACS
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*>iOMe«a _ —
HERE’S
PEACETIME BUSINESS
Wilhelm Konrad Roentgen. Oer
man scientist, discovered the X-ray
Nov. 2. 1296. The X-ray is now naed
throughout the world In the early
dtoguosla ot tuberculosis. Christmse
Seals support a campaign for pert-
adle chest X-rsys.
if they expect their atockn to selil at
higher figures. The glass contains#
business is bound to fall off during
this post-war period and its stocks
are not etpcHslally attractive at cur
rent levels.
Electrical Appliances: The post
war demand for electrical appllanoeo
wOl be tremendous, but the com*
petition between different manutae-
turers will be very severe. The com
panies should, however, continue their
present dividends. Any purchaaaa
made should be spread over savaral
dominant companies rather than ba
conflmed to one company.
Foods: Food stocks may eonttoua
to hold their own, but the group to
not too attractive at preaanC prloea.
This eapeclally applie ato the banking
stocks. The dator Industry appears
the most attractive to the conserva
tive Investor. I do not want to give
ally opinion on the meat packing In
dustry as no one knows how much
It will suffer from frosen foods, whldh
Industry has a great future.
Machinery: The n^hlnery com
panies will suffer during the post-war
period but this has been discounted
to a large extant to the stock market.
I sbouM not sacrifice machine tool
stoeks. but I would not purchase more
at this time.
Bttj War Botoda and Stampa
wow CAMP 1076 Meela each Friday
Night at 7:20 P. M., at Hcrmttaga
Communl^ Hetiae. Members are urg.
ed to attend regularly. Vtoiting aover-
eigne are alwaye welcome.
• C. L. Gardner, Financial See..
V-
“Me...rm staying
in the Imiy!
OP RIASONf •••
AND mi TNIY AMI”
1 ‘'First, 1 keep my present grade, ff “Any time after 20 years I
That means a lot U can retire at
The megie bf the mtod is iamginatioB. Tsmiiaariaa i
lonmd Aamrica from a wilderaese to the greateet faidaa-
tfkd aad agricultural posrer en eertli. larngiaetiaii—ploa
coange and determinetioa heat the Oermana aad the Jape.
larngfantioB will help win the peace, too. Por wiaaiag
Hm peace can be aommad up hi cm word, prosperity/ Yoa,
proverity for an aad proe^ty meeas joba. Who
Jobe?
They
front Anwricaa antorpriab. Aad the Tcle-
ia proud to he a paty of that enterpriae.
thrOUag dtps U
Uo ahead—-big days that msaa
fntars prosperity for tooth CaroHaiana.
The MM SMU and womm of the Talephona Cotapsny
la loath CoroUaa ara aour pnttinf iato effect tha grsatost
■Himiaiii pcapwn la thMr htol^ fat thia etate. pelUBg
lor aa aipinffltnri of adUieaa of dollars. Thair iiaagiaa-
tiaa did not go to alaep daring Ihs war ysara. It I
awaha at the dmwiac beard.
■hm prints are Isaping to Ufa wito tolsphonss for all
srho Iwvo hasn writing fas Mmui, jnst as fast ss ws can
assaro ths ofripnHnt This la sas of oar top jobsl Trio-
fhawa for ov farmsr aad rural friends art also hsiac
swiftly sohsdaiod M grsatty sapsadsd* long dlstoaeo
ssrvieo is la prorses. too. Ik tofu iaclads ths iiistalhitieB
of ceariri cabiso so wo cam laadto moro caUi with greator
vsod aad csavwlMncs for m, and provide amrs forili-
tfao for totovieioB. A lot « coaotractioa to to ho
and a asw aorvtoo to ntotor vahktoa to abo to tho
Whet does it an
of the
I? Rif oae thing, it bmom a soa>
" paSgroaeive partoerridp of tho
Telsphcae foBto are
Mat win toad so
to he a part of
to tho
As woaaa ft;
witha
keif pey increSe-
. , , . y«*f Iiy y«" to three-quarters
By renmlisting for 3 ye^ I retirement pay Slier 30 yeors ef
CM pick my own branch of And the time Fve slreedy
MrvM to the Aft, Gcound or, mgved to ective aulitery or naval
Service Foroes, ^ can go to any Mgfice counts toward my retire-
2
OVi
Iwtok
3 *1 get aqr anatering-oot pay,
tha^ Fto gesaHittog.
BMnt time. Added up^-reenUet-
metu seems pretty seu^ to me/"
AJao, 1 jiat year neanalBMitt
year Fvo been la
tor die fan tem
Aad nr la
W'
5 *A1 af as aha aia
aw griig'lihiii
90 dvrtelaailia
fan pay aad ajft toM paid
ways. Aad walQ haw 10 days* far.
loi^ every with pay.
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