The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 21, 1946, Image 2
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Tiifl aiM—ii ruafliiifli 9
swnnuNC AT camp oppoRnmmr school, j*.
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The fOllowtiif epigrftms and anatch-
jtigram
•a of wit are^taken from Commander
Sousa’s antobiographr, ‘‘Marching
Along” copyrlcht lf28 by Hale, Cnsh-
man and inint:
“There U an tetorostlBg analogy
between man and mnslc.
“We say that ah instrument is in
tnne when the sereral strings or
chords are of that tension, which, re-
sounding gires the proper ribratlons
at due interrals
So it is with man!
When his heart is filled with cour
age, happiness and lore and general
goodness, and ne is ambitious, the ad
justment la so parfaet that ha la in
tune with all nature and with the In
finite.
But let weariness, disappointment,
enry or Btaieas creep in—then the
balance is lost and tlw chords of life
Jangle.'
“The pecnllarltles of mnslcal to-
strumenta hsTe their counterparts in
the characteristics of humankind. The
queen of instruments is the’^violin.
#blch under all conditions is aensl-
tive, capable of the most minute gra
dations of sound and pitch. Sentimen
tal, then brooding, then brilliant, eren
coquettish; breathing low ardent notes
of loTe!
For all the world like a loVely wo
man, high strung and capable of all
the emotions—an artist in every bar-
iaony of affection and sympathy.’^
The raising of the thumb by a band
leader is significant When we .intro
duce a new man into the band, it he
has previously had a vigorous coO'
ductor, we have to Jump on him and
push him back into the united whole.
All organisations work the same
way, for they must be a unit; and
since I strive to paint my melodies
with a camel’s hair bruih instead of
with the sweeping stroke of the
white-wash brash, I must insist upon
that delicate oneness of tone.”
“I have great faith in America’s
musical artists and mnslc lovers; and
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Waterfront, activities, carefully supervised, are easily the
most popular sport at Camp Opportunity School, Jr., which
will be held at Camp York, in King’s Mountain State Park,
for the third ttoe from July 17 to August 16. ^ke William
McElevee comprises 80 acres.
Httv A
SPENCER SUPPORT
Dmifnmd EapecUitty For You
To relieve that nndne fatigue
and tired, aehing baek.
Doetors* prescriptions
folly filled
MRS. JOE McCLURE, R. N.
Kershaw, S. C
Box 216
Phone IS
ws have more latent musical talent
in America than in any othw country.
So ws must bring it out with good
music throughout the land, and plenty
of it Everyone must hear it and this
process takes time.
Most schools today now have bands
and orchestras for boys and girls.
’This enlivening Interest means an
increase in the number of concert-
goers, and in the number of concerts.
I also believe t^e quality of all
bands is steadUy improving, and it is
a pleasant thought to me that per-
bapt the efforts of Soma’s Band hm
quickened the interest in and has im
proved tbe quality of American
music!’’
iraHuuiuyiiiiiiiiiiiiudiiiiiiiiiiB
COMING ATTRACTIONS
Haiglar Theatre
Corner Broad and Rutlsdge Bts.
FrL-Sat., June 21-22
“WEST OF THE ALAMO”
Jimmy Wakely—“LAsses” White
“King of the Forest"
Also Comedy
Mon.-Tues., June 24-28
“GAY BLADES”
Allan Lane—Jean Rogers
Pathe News
Wed.<;Thura., June 26-27
“ANCHORS A WEIGH”
with
Frank Sinatra—Kathryn Grayson
Gene Kelly
in Technicolor
Serial “Hop Harrlgan”
Paramount News
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COMING ATT^CnONS
Camden Theatre
)BBOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOBOBBBI
FrL-Sat., June 21-22
“NO TIME FOR COMEDY” |
James Stewart—Rosalind Russell
A^^ Selected Short Subjects
BBdigBgBBOOOOOOOeOOOOOOtBl
SaL Night, 10:30 Show
“NIGHT EDITOR”
William Oargnp—Janis Carter
Moa.-TiMa., June 24-28
“ONE MORE
TOMORROW**
Ann Sheridan—Alexia Smith
' Dennis Morgan
Latest News
W^A-nan.. SUT
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'Jean Lselle Bebert HutUia
. Ales Latest Nsws
THAT BASEBALL FENCE
’There is much discussing and
cuasing (mostly cussing) the short
fence around the ball park, and every
one connected with it, by the faith-
ul but righteously Indignant fans.
So we thought that we might clarify
tbe situation somewhat by first offer
ing honor—to whom honor it due. The
American Legion after many buffs
and rebuffs took the bull by the horns
and rammed him backwards down the
throats of (the can’t be done its) by
raising |7,600 for a lighting system.
This headed by a fellow with whom
most of you are familiar and know
him as one who puts his best Into
everything he attempts, from a simple
appendectomy to a complicated base
ball situation. He had some able sup
port on this from some merchants,
oil men and Inn keepers. After this
came further negotiation for a place
to put this expensive lighting system.
The result. Allotment of a portion of
tbe original ball park on which to
place these lights and play baseball.
The balance of this ground was re
served for a carnival ground for a
one-week stand once a year.
We have not been able to ascertain
whether this carnival troupe is made
up of local Kershaw county talent
and returned service men or not. (But
presume not). Whereas, the Legion
team is made up of sons of Legion
alree, and the league team except a
small minority of returaed sMviee
men. ’The Legion sponeors this base
bail program to teach sportsmanship
and build character.
’The league to rehabilitate and en
tertain returned service men. What
doea tbe carnival promote or stand
for? The real estate on which all.
these projects a^e located is owned
(we understand) by the city, eonnty
andL jchool dlltrlcL but io_toL_we
haven’t heard the voice of either the
county or school district Therefore,
we must conclude that the feneo was
placed around the small area which
was reluctantly given by the city
council. So we eay to yon baseball
fans. Legionnaires, returned veterans
and sons that we have a slogan which
you might do well to adopt and fUe
for future reference under the cap
tion of political caution. Remember
Pearl Hgrbor and the Baseball trace.
T. B. Brace.
Motion picture fans in Oaayeqnil,
Ecuador, tripled during the war.
Shipment from, the United States
have relieved Chile’s shortages of
electric home appliancee and bteyelee.
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FLORKNCM, t. C:-Caiiidi Morad
(our tiasM in the aiatli iaaing bare
last Ikareday night to' haad the
Floreeoe Red Capa their tint Pal
metto league defeat The score of the
game, played at the Amerlcaa Legion
stadiam daring a steady drissle, was
7 to 4..
Featuring the game were home nins
to deep crater field by Bill NiinaL
Camden second eifeker, md Jack
Schuyler, Bed Cap left fielder, Mims
also had a triple and single, driving
in four runs while Schuyler banged
out a lusty triple. Keith Grimsley,
Florence third baseman, amasbed out
three straight singles.
David Chandler, hurliag for tbe vic
tors, fanned nine and walked four.
TWO quick double- plays helped him
out of twq tight spots while three
Florence rt|pn;^n were
home plate. - ^
Charles (Red) Snyder struck ont
nine and gave up two bases on balls,
bat received wobbly support.
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SDMTER, a. C.—SunUr’i FlikA
teers mauled Bishopvllle, 21 to 10 here
laet^igbt, making it four straight in
the Palmetto league race. In an eighth
Inning hitting spree the' locals gar.
nersd nlae rans, after leading most
of the way, and sewed up the con
test A total of 21 hits wsre made off
Horton and Jones, While the viUtoni
got 18 off Dennis and Osteen. Robert
Bpps and Welch of Sumter had four
hits each to lead the slagging.
Scarlet and gold are tbe official
oolori of the U. 8. Marine eorpe.
’Three Chicago men complained
about their wlrea hitting them last
'week. And so tbe wlvM have gone to
striking, too, ehf
Peru will sell ‘ 2.000 jeeps at cost
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