The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 08, 1946, Image 7
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^£ch 16 n®**. Aftir pnbllcar
11 o’clock in the ftwe-
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Bn*^*Mder my band tbla <S day
Anno Domini lt4i. 61-6*c
bruary Anno^ ^ MBJfVn,
Pmhate’for Kerabaw Oo—ty
trespass notice
Is hereby glren that all par-
„ hereby forbidden to treepaaa
[Ae following lands of the nn-
1 located In Kershaw eonnty,
C^llna: The upper Bn«llah
of Powe Veneer Company oon-
1100 acres; the Kester Swamp
^1 isnds of Powe Veneer Com-
[^talnlng 1400 acres adjoining
Doer Ehigllidr Swamp lands; the
and Roberts’ tracts of
h^eer Company containing 170
on Highway No. 17, all of said
being situated on the West
of Wateyee Rlrer. Alao, the
House Pond tract and Ancrum
tract of J- Lh Ony containlnc
_ the Derll’s Elbow tract
11 Guy. containing SOO acres,
Inremises are on the Ehat side
Wateree Rlrer. Notice Is fnr-
iten that all persons appre-
for banting. fUhing, catting
or in any other manner tres.
upon the said premises shall
lecuted in accordance with
4Mtc
POWE VENEER COMPANY.
J. L. OUT.
lOtb, lf4S.
TRESPASS NOTICC
ce is hereby giren that hnnt-
!)ing or otherwise trespassing
[tiie premises of Leonard C<mi-
kon Company, located In 'Ker*
[Coonty, South Cantina, and
os Sunny Hill Plantation, con*
SOOO acres, mcMre or less, and
efield Plantation, containing
s, more or lees, le prohlMted
j| persons i4>prehended will be
[with in accordance with law.
Leonard Construction Co.
LAND POrriD
persons are hereby forbidden
^t trespassing In any manner on
of H. T. Johnson estate^
in Bnftaio Township, county
sw. under penalty prescribed
4t.61c
JESSIE J. BAKER, Admx.
ICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS
[parties indebted to the estate
M. Baker, Bethune^ S. G., are
notified to •make payment to
Dderaigned, and all parties. It
bring claims against the said
will present them likewise,
Uttested, within the time pre>
by law.
Mrs. Dell Baker,
Bzeentrlz.
en. S. C., February 17, 1S4<.
Political
mouncements
ALDERMAN—WARD ONE
treby announce myself a candL
|or Alderman in Ward One, City
Qden, subject to the rules of
emocratlc Primary. I promise,
cted. to try to represent the
of my ward to the best of my
working at all times for the
interests of Camden. Your rota
appreciated.
W. J. HAYNES .
ALDERMAN—WARO ONE
^reby announce myself a candi-
for Alderman of Ward One, sub-
^0 the rules and regulations of.
?mocratic Primary.
8h to thank the voters of Ward
|for the splendid support’ given
the past. I pledge myself, if
1. to work for the best interesCs
rd One and Camden as a whole,
support will be appreciated.
ARCHIE J. STEIN
alderman>-ward four
ereby announce myself a can
tor Alderman from Wnrd Four
City of Camden, subject to the
of the Democratic Party. I
«e. if elected, to work for civic
^ements, new industry, and all
wuld be of benefit to Camden,
support will be appreciated.
_ ^D^^L^QREBD^^^^
FOR ALDERMAN
ro the voters of Ward Four
ereby announce myself >aa a
B for Alderman from Ward Fow.
ct to the rules of the Democrmtto
Dllclt and will greatly appreciate
Bopport in the coming election.
Respectful^,
CLARKSON RHAME
Kidneys Must
Work Well-
For Yew To Feel WeU
I mtw tU kUMTs Ntw
jjjifjdAviewaSSrSd other weeSe
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vame tlua
•OVER TEE SPORTS DESI^
witb Ths Ski|9«r
'4'.
- ITils isn’t any requiem rituaL he^
cause so Car aa this .oomer .Is eon-
ceiTk^ none is necessary. The 1941
Camden cage team may have lost
out in the initial round of the. Double
A toumameat at Sumter laaL'Churs-
day but those Bulldogs sure made a
heavier and more exi^enieed Qreeh-
wood team hit on hl|^ all the way to
do it
* * * *
Those Bulldogs, rated far down in
the cage list when the season start
ed because there was only one play
er ot experience on the squad, that
being ones Huggins, finished the
season with a record of 7 wins and
three defeats. Sumter downed thmn
twice and Bishopvil^ once. Later
the Bulldogs spanked the teylights
out of Bisbopvllle to even the count.
The score was S6 to 28.
•, - • • • » ~-'
Charles H. (Chuck) Taylor is a sort
of basketbaU oracle up in North Car
olina. In a recent issue of the Char-
lotto Observer. Jake Wade, that
eminent sport editor quotes Chuck
ss rating New^York University as the
second best cage team in college
ranks in the nation. He places North
Carolina first. And the same issue of
the Observer is chronicled the defeat
of the famous - Phantoms by Wake
Forest SI to 29. InddentsUy top
sport writers rqjte North Carolina aa
eighth In the naticm’s pdl.
• • • •
Chuck goes on to name the Fort
Wayne Zollners aa the champion ]pN>
team. Apparently, Chuck haap’t been
reading V his cage news beomise the
Zc^ners are out of the mp^iiwg tar
top honors In the pro loop. The
Sheboygan Wisconsin itoAsirimi are
leading the pack and have lairoped
the ZoUners twice thia season.
• • • •
The Osrdines Qolden Gloves team
that goes to the Tonmament of
Champions fai New York three boys
from the CSarelinas and the remainder
are all damyinkeea. The (JaroUnlans
are Jimmy Calentt of Florence, a
fljrwelght; lYedle VOgglns of Char
leston, a bantam weight and Dick
Young of Asheville a middle weight
The remainder ot the Cardlna bokera
hall from Arisons, Sonth Dakota,
California, Michigan and Washington.
• • • •
Getting into baseball we're going
to have some good news for the
bitebaH fhns very soon. Camden
stands a chance d having aome semi
pro league boll dished up for evening
entertainment—iwovlded lights are
installed at the ball lot. There are
sufficient good players In and around
Camden to pat a smart toam In the
leM. The boya have enough cash
backing to secnre nnlforms and eqnip-
ment bat they do not want to start
the ball rolling until they know if
they will have lights. Thkt is the
only kind of baseball—night gamea—
that will ever pay around here.
• • • *
Ohaiieston and’ Greenville fon^t
S^STi
bMMCtl
Doan SPILLS
down to the finals in the Olaas AA
tournament on the Swntor basket
ball floor last week. Charleaton aoe-
ed out Snmter In the~'seml final 29
to 24 and GreenviHe halted the Cath
olic boys from Bldhop England of
Charleston 42 to 41 In a thrilling
game in the other semi tilt.
,r • • • •
Up St Kershaw Friday night Aynor
Highs won the Class A state title by
defeating Lancaster 24 to 28. The
Lancaster girts brought the Class A
title to their home town by defeating
the Aynor girls 17 to 16.
• • • •
The piympia Highs of C^nmbia
are the B champs of the state, defeat
ing Beaufort fighs in a title game
35 to 32. Beaufort led in field goals
14 to 12 bnt Olympia capitalised on
free shots, getting 11 to 4 scored by
Beaufort.
• • « •
Frank Murray, who was grid' coach
at Marqnette for 157year8 up to 1986
and whose teams i*oa 9<]r victories,
lost 82 games and tied in I Is back
again at the f^tholic schooL after
being'coach at the Unlversty of Virf-
ginia for the past ton years. Art
Gnepe, a former Marquette ace and
who was assistant to Murray at Vir
ginia becomes head coach at the
Charlotteville varsity.
* * * *
’This writer remembers back in
1935 and 86 wken Arj; Gnepe and his
twin brother, teaming up with Ray
BonvM coqatltnted <me of the best
backfleld combinations in the naUon
and sent the Jesuits into bowl com
petition.
fsEnAsii Miilliifri Bstlls Is
Msrrsd Bjr DnBoss Acddsnt
Savumah-Camden—
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cars south on Campbell street to
Chesnut and theoce after a abort
easterly J<^, sonth on Campbell to
DeKalb thns avoiding bottle necks
at Greene and Broad and Qiesnot and
Broad streets. -
Thomas Daniels of Bt. Panl, Minn.,
wU lagaln be at the mOce to give
the action story ot the gnme to the
thousands Jammed arOnnd the play
ing field.
Charles P. (Bnbber) DnBoee, fav
orite polo star of the Camden team,
who broke bis collar bone when
thown from bla pony In the third
ehnkker of the Camden-Mnlberry
game last Sunday, may not be able
to ride again this season. DnDose waa
a tower of streagtit io the Camden
toam and his removal from action la
going to be keenly felt by tiie yellow
and white qaartet
A gentlmen reminder Is also of
fered to the younger generation who
have Imposed their presence in the
Judge’s or timer's stand. 4that this is
for the timer and scorer only sad
they most refrain from using it as
a Jnvenile grand stand or bleachers.
Attention
A'
OVERSEIIS VETEMNS
I
A COUNTY POST OF
Veterans of Foreign Wars.
HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED IN
KERSHAW COUNTY
With Headquarters Camden
*
Fastest Growing Veterans
Organization In This Area
★
Meetings Every Thurs.
At 8 P.M.
NEW ARMORY
ALL OVERSEAS VETERANS ARE
URGED TO JOIN
NOW!
POOT NO. 5928 V. F. W.
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the lane and kept the cars moving
out briskly bnt the bottle neck at
the other end was bad. If the crowds
contlnne to increase in the next aev-
eral games ss they did on Sunday,
the club should devise some means of
emptying the area speedily^ Cars
parked on the south side of the field
should be routed out via the road
leading past the old Kirkwood bot^
And a police bfflcer ghould be station
ed at the field'end^ bl tbe lane lead-
Bg to Broad street.
Mulberry started the scoring in the
initial chukker when Jack Daniels
counted on a neat cut-ehot that was
fired from a difficult angle. Daniels
followed with s 'second-counter mid
way in the period.
. (3amdqnl scored when Burns poked
the willow through the uprights early
in he second chukker. Harrison set
up the score when he intercepted a
long shot by Williams, cut it to
Bums, who pat it home. Kirby Tup-
p«r, Jr., playing his first game of
polo, scored for Mulberry, qpd was
foUowed by LIgbtfoot, to make the
score 4 to 1. At this jnucUre Llght-
fooL styled by the broadcaster as the
"Camden flash’’ was thrown from his
pony bnt escaped injury.
In the third chukker Harrison rais
ed the Camden score to 2 but Mul
berry widened the breach to three
points when Willlsms scored. It was
at this Juncture that DuBoee took his
nnfortunste fall. ^
When the teams came out after the
intormission WUiisms, Bates, HsrrH
son and McDertnott were in the bine
and „yelh)w of Camden. On the Mul
berry side were Tapper, LightfooL
Daniels and Burns. Harrison scored
in the fourth to make the count 3
to 6. Then in the sixth with the
crowd getting more and morA* excited,
Williams scored twice and- the count
was balanced.
Announcement wis made that the
game next Sunday between Camden
and Savannah would pack a lot of ex
citement It was also stated that fol
lowing the Savannah game, there
would be games, on the succeeding
Sundays sgalnst Fort Bragg and Fort
Jaekstm and also a greatly strength
ened Augnsta, Ga. team.
The ninth man in the arena Sun
day was Colonel Younger 8. Pitts of
Sonthem Pines, who did a splendid
Job as referee.
Visiting newspaper writers from
Charlotte and Colombia expreeaed
amasement’at the big crowd that bad
gathered to watch the game.
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice la hereby given that one
month from this date on April 1, 1946,
John Whltakar. Sr., and C. C. WhHr
ak<ir wSl makw to the Probate Court
of Kershaw, County their final return
as 'Execntora of the estate tot Bessie
€. WhHaker, deceaaed. and on the
same date they will apply to the said
Court for a final discharge aa said
Bxecntoci. ii-tc
— - N. C. ARNSmt ’
Jndgs ot Probate
Camden, S. €., March 1, 1946.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the
meroantlle partner^ip of J. EUiaon
Bryant |Dd H E. Fann, located about
one mile from the Town ot Camden,
State of Booth Carolina, has been dis
solved. and the said J. Ellison Bryant
is no longer a mmnber of said firm
and is not from this time retponalble
for any further indebtedness Incnrrud
by said firm. 4041p
J. Elllaon Bryant.
For Farmers
Om of our most important poocstime octivitios, sup-
pijrwg tflophonos in form areas, has been resumed
ond if being axponded os rapidly os equipment ond
moteriols ort ovoHable.
- CoMidorobic time ond equipment will be required
to build tbf linos ond instoll the focilities necessory
to fxtend strvict to oN ortos.
ai
Yoo wili ba glod to know, however, tkot wt hove
stsrlfd oor rurol development activities ond ort ex-
pmiding fbo work to bring telephones to odditionol
form commiinit|M lust os fost os wo con.
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