The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 29, 1946, Image 3
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^t CAtipill CHKOi^g, CAMOttt. tCWITM FHIDAY, WABCM tt, iUt
•OVE^ THE SPORTS DESK”
widi Th* ShviMr'
rcn the Unieerrity of Kratoekj
Md oat the Rhode Uend Toreity in
"ll^son SqoMe Garden toonuu
Lmt lost w»ek, we eonld joet Im-
Kne Mr*. Gertrodi Zemp^ fov. Mrs.
affiliated with the oiteinietra*
Ce office of the Bine Grow oUte in-
Etution woe tellinf ne of the^oweee
pthi» Whia«d ontfit ap Lexington
Ly when dw woe down here loot and
-'can jnst imagine how enthnsed
must hare been when the lade
aed the trick in the inetropolia«
I That idea of having Camden and
Lmter high school football squads
Um a couple of spring practice
kmes is mi^ty good. While Camden
hd Sumter are the' most intense
kals in sports that we know-of, the
trit of g^ will and fair play pre-
Uling t^weeh the youngsters of
M two 'schools is most outstanding,
fe recall being in attendance at a
hmter of games the Bulldogs-plaved
r nights when Sumter did not play
Id we noted diat the dntire Sumter
lafli plus scor^ of Sumter rooters
Ire on the job rooting for Camden,
lid likewise when Sumter has been
lajing a tough fOe, you'd find Cam-
\n players and fans roOting for the
necocks., •
Thwe practice games in "the spring
bn't m^n tery much so far-os the re-
ective merits of the two teams are
ncerrted. We say that ^om i^t ob-
^yatiops up in the -mid#^. We
Ire seen «: team '^that dominated a
Jyal outfit in sprinjf scrimmage suc-
bmb in » fnoi« disheartening mon-
to the so-called underdog in the
regular season.
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We have always had utter contempt
fOT the TOword who sends scnrrilous
l^rs through the moil and foUs to
npi his name. It is a deUberate bit
^ cowar<teess, not forgetfulness.
While we have' not hod occasion of
late to be at the receiving end of these
mittives we know of one insUnce that
really mokes us see re<k for Uie rea
son that the rotten coward aipied his
innuendos at one of the finest
waps we have ever knovm. The
lettei^we saw it—was as far re-
/l®*® truthful statements os
tte Gmoen Gate is from Biscsyne
My. All we s«nt to say—pnd we hope
the lame-brain who wrote the letter
reads this—isj^t it he hod the some
amount of civic interest and energy
that the target has exhibited in the
ten years we have known him—he
might be -in a poeition to throw rocks.
Bock to basketball again. We note
where the Greenville, S. C., cagers,
winners of the Palmetto State A. A.
title at Sumter a few weeks ago play-
,e4^^in the Durham, N. C., Southern
•Sch^bov tournament and to<A a
swell limdng In the semi-finals and
then bowed before the Wilmington,
N. C., toam in the consoLsUon gamr.
Frankfort, Ky., won. the tournament
by defeating S^hern High of Balti
more, Md.^ 88 to 82; Greenville lost to
Wilmingtofr'81 to 21.
PAQl THREB
Betwemi llie Goal
With Harrison and Clark out of
Sunday’s p<do fracas at ILiricwood
field. Mulberry overshodewed the
Camden fouraome by a wide margin.
The Hnol score was 6 to 1.
Cyril Harrison presided at the mic
rophone and did a fine Job of brMd-
costing the play by play.account of
the action on the H^d. ^
Thomas DanMa, who has been do
ing the broadcasting in all local
gomes, doni^ the Mulberry jersey
and plaj^ in the foursome* with his
son, the hi|^-scoring Jack Daniels.
Sir Thomas scored the first goal of
the game in the early minutes of the
initial chul^. ' . ^ '
•The Sylvan cup, prise of the Sun
day game, was won in 1988 by Town
which carried Bnms, DuBoa^ Flo|^
and Pome^y'in the lineup. In 19^
County the lineup of that team
dMinif Robey^n, DuBose, Tapper and
Bates. In Idl^the Yellowjackets took
the trophy and in 1941 Mulberry woa
winner. The lineups of these teams
were not available.
In the second chukker several cus
tomers who were near the, stand oc
cupied by the timer and scorer men
tioned the fact that there were three
gwierations on the platfoxui-j whleh'
was true, Yours Truly, the scorer,
B. W. Heath, time keeper, and Moiter
James Buckley Heath.
M^s Mary Catherine Meech, a Uni
versity of South Carolina coed, whoee
home is in Columbia; suffeiod pain
ful lacerations to one of her legs when
she stepped on on unsafe board in the
grandstand. She was given first-aid
t^tment Miss Meech stated that sh<
did not mind the scratches and biuises
but she did fed just terrible be
cause one of her' n^ons was ruined.
The Polo Club is living the grand
stand and bleachers at the field check-
•d^so that there will be no repetition'
of Sunday's accidmt. Severd bad
boards wdu found in the biMcher
section on south side of Uxe field.
Food Shop Boasts
Of Very latest .
In Refrigeration
Unit Is F<^ Skornf* Of Fruit
y4.B<I Proiduce—Latest
. Model
)TicE TO Debtors and
, CREDITORS
I All parties' indebted to the estate
I Mrs. Lillie M. Dunn are hereby
It if led to make payment to the on-
krslxtned, and all parties, It any.
kving claims against the sold estate
En preeent them likewise, duly at-
ated, within the tttaw prescribed by,
2-4c’
Dr. J. R. Dunn, Adminlstr^or.
kmden, 8. C. March 21, 1946.
)TICE TO DEBTORS Ain>
CREDITORS
.... parties Indebted to the estate
John S. Myeru>-are hereby notified
make payment ^to the undersigned
Id all p^les, if any, having claims
ainst the said estate will present
em likewise, duly attested, within
)'time' prescribed by law. 24c
Ellse H. Myers, Executrix- -
Imden. S. C., March 28, 1946. ,
)TICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS
parties Indebted to the estate
Dora Brown Hill are hereby notl-
^Id to make payment to the under-
tniHl and all parties. If any, having
limit against the said estate will
eent them likewise, duly attested,
bin the time prescribed by law.
« Paul Brows, Administrator
den. S. C., March 82, 1248..
ICE TO,DEBTOR AND
CREDITORS '
11 parties indebted to the estate
Mack Chestnut ore hereby notified
make payment to the undersigned
all parties, if any, ^vlng claims
linat the said estate''^will present
sm likewise, duly ottected, within
time prescribed by law. 2-4p
idea. S. C., March 22, 1942.
R. L. Waters, Administrator c.ta.
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice Is hereby given that one
snlh from this date on April 1, 1246,
In Whitaker, Sr., and C. C. Whit
her will make to the Probate Court
Kershaw County their final return
Executors of the <wUte of Bessie
Whitaker, deceased, and on the
Ime date they will apply to the said
l>urt>for a final discharge as said
iecutors. B1.2c
N. C. ARNETT, '
Judge of Probate
pden, S. C., March I, 1946.
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FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given that one
month from this 'date, on April 21,
1946, J. H. McLeod, Jr., wUl make to
the Probate Court of Kershaw Coun
ty his final return ks Administrator
of the estate of J. H. McLeod, deceas
ed, and on the same date he will ap
ply to the said Couft for a final dis-
cliargn os sold Administrator.
..^N. C. Arnett.'
Probate Judge
Comdbn, 8. C., Mar<m 26, 1946. 8-6#
The .crowd last' Sunday got a big
kick out of the father-and-son com
bination on the Mulberry team. At
the close of the game when Mrs. C. P.
DuBose, Jr., presented the Sylvan
trophy to the Mulberry warriors, the
team grraciously made Thomas Dan
iels the recipient.
irThe Camden Food Shop, H. H.
Maddox, proprietor, haa Just com-
pleted the instsllation pf one of the
TaTest lypes ’tif fruit and produce
refrigerating units.
The unit, which Is eight feet square
is electrically opei:ated. Fruit and
produce placed in it is kept at a
temperature that insures Its ... fresh
ness being retained.
In addition to the unit, the Pood
Shop has a storage department which
takes up the rear half of the store
building to tbe*south. Here It.Js pos
sible to keep a large stock of mer
chandise Dee from insects or rodents.
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Beflrane News Notes
Mias Stella Bethnne apeat the
week-end In Cluarlotte.
• Prlads of Mr.^. A. Arthur will
regret to leom that he is quite.ill at
his hmne here. Mr. Arthur'e 88th
birthday anniversary was lost Friday.
Mfw. IVed MeUpn of Quitman, Go.,
is- visiting Miss ‘‘Juice McDonald.
, MtaW Bessie Roller hoe re^tui
from a vlsH to Charleston. She
accompsmied home by her niece,
Shelton Humphries.
^ Miss.,Betty Best of Columbia spent
the week-end here with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L M. Best.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Laffltte of Cape
visited, friends here this week. Mr.
Laffltte woa cashier of the Merchant
and Fanners Bank, whmi they ^ made
their home in Bethuhe several yearn
ago. ■ ---7—. *—/
Miss Emily Jones of Kershaw and
Cheraw ws the guest of Mr. and.Mrp.
June Tmesdell Friday.
Corporal BUI King and ^.Mrs. King
of FV>rt Sill. Okla., are vialjUng their
parenta. Mr. and Mrs. M. Q. King.
Wilson Outlaw,' N. S. N., visited
his parents .Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Out
law. lost week. . *
Miss Gerry JDavis entertained Tues
day evening with three tables ' of
bridge. Mrs. Loring Davis w^n JHgh
HOSPITALIZATION
*^As Neoeasary as the Air You Braathe"
Here is r Policy for ap long as 90 dayja for each Dis
ability at $6.00 per day for Room apd Boatd, plus
many Incidental Expensep. ' ♦
DAVID H. BAUM, AGENCY ^
•core and bingo priies. while Mrs.
Leslie Best was given floating prise.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brinson have
returned from a month's stay In Ala
bama and Georgia with relatives.
They, were accompanied home by
thqjlr eunt, Mrs. Mark King, of Anden-
son. * *
Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Mays spent
Sunday In Blsfaopville. with Mrs.
Mays mother. Mrs. Edward<-4h-ayton.
Mrs. L. A. McDowell has returned
to her home In Tampa. Fla., after a
months stay with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wv A. McDowell.
Mrs. L. D. Barr returned Dom PU-
bert Sunday, where she was'called
on accoubt of the illness and death
of her mother, Mrs. Sease.
WOMEN! WHO SUFFER
FIERY MISERY OF
HOFFUSHES
It th/ functional "middle-age’*
perlodr peeuUoir to wmnen cousm
yon to iwer from hot flashse, ner-
vowT vihiloii. Irritability—try fom-
ouM X^dla B. Plimbam's Vegetalde
Oonpoynd to rMleve saoh mnpt^
PtokhomY Compound Is oos of toe
b«t known meacinm for this
Pff* aiti g grand stomatole toi|K|l
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