Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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tm oAMom ci^iipuwo, piboav, rmituAHY tm ^VBR THE SPORTS DESKT with TIm Skipp«r .*kM> who wM rltoda* tho =SSpS= "JT All*Am6rlc» coaforem^. Twikoo* •nnomeod ^^^fbMk hM to play iB . • • • • ' in Camden the plan to M ti» tajrtijn the “talk- eta«e. Orer in iia the order for Ufhta In the 'Za hae already been plan. * Columbia flrm “^.t*** lii be In operation before n£ going BtohoprUle. • • • • -- the town, by the wv. ^ Hemofial football fMd that ,ey. One of the beet lighted the etate. • • — tbe citliena eporta commit* the procraatlnatkm on the jier to discusa the new foot- _]lum plana? R'a orer two Mince the atory waa released rpaper and at that timd It was '‘that -the meeting would be n we^ Let’s goT* Itbin y-Tl^ Igll or_Ho!!fii BACK wImIi Skip Farrington. wM known wiitr er of the book -Ducks Unlimited- gives the Boykin spaniel a big boost In his recent stay -The Dudes Came Back.- Here Is what he says: -In the central part of the state (South Carolina) the historic and beautlfulo* town of (3amden. situated on tibe Wateree river, otfers some unique duck shooting from bMts pad dled .and poled on the river. The ducks are jnpmed a goodly distance ahead, and the shooting Is some of the sportiest I have ever enjoyed. They come out from under the willow shoals, on the livmrbanks. “The Boykin family, which Is ex* cejAlonally large like many other Smithem families, is very w^ known throudt< that locality not only tar their upland and duck shooting prow ess but fmr one of the finest and ganiH est little dogs that I hafp ever seen worked. These canines, called •-Boy. kin Spaniels," have been bred by the family for many years. They are about the site oi a springer and ap pear to be one-quarter Chesapeake, one-half Spaniel and a quarter setter. The color of a dark Chesapeake, they have short curly hair with a fine nose and a most pleasing personality and disposition. They will swim Img distances and grab any crippled duck or goose with great courage, and are also us^ by their owners to run turkeys in turkey drives. Timy make an excellent dog for a woman to handle." • • • • do not take basketball seriously sad also the offteiatlag is uoC strict enough. As a geueral rule lelsrseti Is raedloere and teooaslstaut. Most of the high spools and collages tun the coaching of the game over to the footbaU coadbea and generally few of them know anything about the game. • • # • KBIItNAW LpOQB Ma ft. A. P. M. E Regular dommuakattog JR lint Tuesday ef aask Month, At S P. M. TIbIIhs jlKJr WrioouM. U a dONBB. W. M. •L J. OUn«AW. Jtoeretary -Basketball-, says Penland, “has developed Into a big time sptsrt Col. lege games in the east. West and mid. west draw tremendous crosrds . and excite the same kind of Interest as does football 3at down South and especially South Carolina, it Is small time and will continue to be so until our high schools Install a higher grade of coaching and offkiatlng.’ • • • • Well. Ji^e may be right, but thmre puo are exceptions tO what he has to of fer. ■'m m * • PmAL DISCHARGE Notice Is hereby given that cue •oath flram this date on February 14. IMd, Bdle Boykin will make to the Piukate Court of Kershaw County her fl^ return as Administratrix of the estate of Oscar Boykin, deceased, and on the same date she will apply to the id Court tor a final discharge as said Adsslnlstratrix. „ 44p N. 0. ARNVTT. JMge of Probate^ Camden. 8. C. January 14. IMC. M Drhrt CRicfnlljr-—Sryb a Ufg. f if you wakt a Spiritual Tonic coming into your home every three weeks, sub scribe to the paper ^Preaching The Word.” ^ Live Sermons •Bible Questions and ‘ •Many Interesting Articles The long-cold winter has served to remind the liriit-flngered gentry that the pinewood fencing around the footr ball field makes dandy (tre wood. Al ready tbe vandalism whidb has been In evidence ever since the park was- built has again manifest Itselt • • • • Whatever became of the socslled no-trespassing signs and the padlock- ed gates that figured in the plans of the sports committee last fall. • • • Stopped at the football field last werii and found that it was being used as a cow pasture. nNAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby glvM that one month from this date on February tut, IMC. Bllxa B. Brownlee wfU make to the Probate Court of Ker shaw County her final return as ad- mtnistFatrlx of the estate of W. J. Brownlee, deceased, and on the same date she will apply to the said Court for a final discharge as said Admin- istratrix. 44.4Te N. C. Arnett, - Judge of Probatsi Camden, S. C.. Jan. 16th. IMC. PvUkfcgd hf a Kurslutw Cosmly Pastor CLYDE A. QUINN, WagtwiUo, S. C. Prioa $1.00 Par Yaar • • • Jake Penland, with several years of service-in the recent world squab ble back of him, is back at the sport desk of the Columbia State, a chair he held with distinction up to the time that Uncle Sam got mixed up with the Japs and Nasi. Supt. J. O. Richards says “Oet me the signs and ITl see they are put in place and ITl seenUiat the gates are padlocked”. The slmm, you ask? They’re just printed notices that a reward will be paid for information leading to the arrest of anyone de. facing tbe property. Drive Carefully—Save a Life. NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that the mercantile partnership of J. BUisoa Bryant and H. B. Fann. located about one mBe from the Town of Ciamden, State of South (Urollna. has been dis- iKdved, and the said J. Ellison Bryant Is no longer a member of said firm and is ndC from this time responsible for any farther Indebtedness incurred by said firm. 4()41p J. Ellison Bryant Yes I Sweeter, Tastier Bread V with FUISCHMANN’S • • • • In Sunday's State Jake tells the sport tans of South Carolina why basketball Is nqt popular in this area. Declaring that his observations have shown him that the west and east have dlntiaietlve styles at baskatp ball but la the South there Is no rhyme or reason and It "stinks". AUDITOR'S NOTICE ...j • • • • Penland sals that many South Cnr- ollna high school and c<Mege coaches i ri/ i’ w f 1944 GOALOe Newest and Beit LANTS dLEtayOdnq Ond rtlieSouUi. ^ Gramfortlie New iupwkr iileetioii of Pm Amttics. the ady wilH*oof ToomU^ „ tomnna YcUoW Piolifie COBD, tbs DeW NeyemiiB SoapperiKmfh new intio- od Ali-Ameiica wiiiiMn. doctioiismd The County Auditor’s bo<du are open and will remain open through February, 1M4. for the purpose of taking tax returns. Bach tract of land in the county must be returned sep arately, giving locations of land and boundaries and whether U Is cleared, timber or swamp land; also number of dwellings, tenant and other houses. Bach lot In Cities and Towns must be returned separately, giving slse^ location and numbm* of buildings thereon and their value, also any buildings constructed during 1M6. Personal property must be returned also, and if yon have an automobile please bring your registration card. Tour faUnre to make returns esUs for a,-penalty as prescribed by law. Please do not wait unto the last day to make your returns as this year they require a great deal more time to prepare than usuaL For the convenience of the tax pay ers, the auditor wiU be at the follow. Ing designated places to assist the taxpayers with their tax returns. Kershaw. February 5; Mt. Plsgah, February 7; Bethune, February It; WestviUe. February 14; Blaney, February 2C; Liberty HUl, February 18. FRED M. CXJBURN, Auditor tor Kershaw Couty. NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND . CREDITORS All parties indebted to the estate of Margaret 8. Burnet are hereby notified to make payment to the un dersigned. and all pajlies, if any. hav. ing claims against the said estate wiU present them likewise, duly attested, wHhln the time prescribed by law. 4f-4Se An^w R. Marion, Administrator. . ThilkeiMidivmigM Bmchiil Coight CMgllSiN isCoMs Spend 41 eeats today at ' any drug ■tore for a bottle of Buckley’s CAKADIOL Mixture. Take a tea- ■poooful, let it He on your tongue a moment then swallow sloiriy. Feel its powerful effective action spread thru throat, head and bronchial tubea Aets fast to ease ooughlng spasms and loosen up' thick choking phlegm wbIol\ seems to clog the tubes and make breathing dllBoult—helps many get better night's rest. Tit Buckley's Caaadlol on our of satisfaction or money 4I0-II0—all drugglsta • ITiia aetioe fresh ywsst goes ri|^ to work, gives you fttU value because ifs full tttkngtk. And fanad made wHh Fleischmann'e active fresh Yeast tastes sweeter, is lighter, more tender. N yww bskw at home—Fleischmaim’s active fresh Yesst with the famiKer y^km lal*l—America’s dependable yeaat favorite for over three generatione. DwKalh Fharuscy — Phows 9B Ihe big pew 1!^ cstd^jg^ctawi^end describes them all: the / Postcai c/ Will do nanthM Guide for needy • yeen^ filed hriplul garden informatkii and piaiiaiy calendars for use the year Voa^ Ite needed in every home and oomee to yon FREE. A poelcaid leiiiiest wffl do^ Write for it today* Rdef At Last . Fff Yoor Goaeh CkeomrtIMnn xbUkyea .iBWBiply. bgv iff wto saisrsg tssl few wRfri the 1 esMof sMMfarinv tt soes risht to the seat of Ip lOOMO H.G. HASTINGS CO. The Souths Spccts^eer troobla to help looMO and eipri gem laden pUe^ and aid natnre to soothe and heal raw. teodw Inllsmed brcndilsl mneons memwanee. TMl your drug^ toidlyouabottteof Creoinulsion with ttic underataiKUng you oanst Uka tbs way it qnldcly allays the om^ or yoa srs to have yoqr mooey back. IB MAfriNaS AVlMATUmrA AQA arc to have yoqr mooey Dade. CREOMULSION For Gosiht, Chest ftoschilii tripling’s Electric Co. 'rompt 'aSid Effident Service ON ALL ' ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Moton, Starters, and (ienerators FREE ESTIMATES ON HOUSE WIRING Phone 545-R or 375-M Located ^ mile West of Camdeh, on Hif^way Nd.1 r (At (Nd Gaiprirter Haee) r-, / ■