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Jl]lt6d As jeatenant |0 Rsfvkr Anaj Await* S«wt*Co»- finaatioB * Sbelton J. Wmt of [■^L^fled of hl» mppolntmeat ueuteMnt in Uin retnlar I • ^y*ct to approTnl bjr the ^ .Site. eccordlB* to ft Ulagnun ■ ^ ^ ww recelTed ri!r*We8t wM one of ^ftpproxi- iisriooo dfficerft diooen for per- ^ %Binl**lon8 from ovre lO*,- f-rfirtUoM recelT^ by the wftr offloSr. eerrini to Accordlnf to wftT dftpftrt- •election of theee regtt- made on ft competf- "SlB uBing itrict obJecUre ^ Inclndtni background, edg- ^ record of eeirice Ip thp r;^ -raduating from the ClUdel ' ^ ViJor Weet taught one yeftr Coftrt ldttl«y fttaM^ ort Ml8». *>*fo'« entering r to Jttiy. i»<i- Hi wftft ueid 'h. December, 1941. and with ^Mtlon of a iix month* period, ^ lerrice since that date has i in *n orerteas theater, fior West «t *• TMI eAMQgli ei^llOM At diefaw .*lMcuUTe officer of the Greenland Teommand. Hto wife, the former I fliadyB Burbage, danghtom od ^rs J. S. feurbage ot Bli-. 4itt, Ala., Joined biin in Green ly month after Bpend{ng *ef [weeks in Camden, w Weet is the son of Kr*. HQ,, R West and the late Shelton LWeet of Camden, ^e to the nephew [ Dr. C. A. West of thto city. I ne moon Is alwajw full at the tlnte [iti eclipse. The South CaroUna aute commto- fSS ^ Inaugurated its nnt forestry camp for boy* ^ C«np Juniper, Cheraw Auguat 4 to 10. In former years the commto- ■ion operated annu^ forest conserra- «*v*^*** women in cooperation ?, garden and federated clubs but ^ actlTlty was suspended dur ing the war and has not yet been re- sumed., ‘‘I 0^1 boy from 12 to IS years of age from each county in the state will be selected to go to the camp a* a guest of the sUte of South Carolina. One boy will be sent by each of the following agencies as their guest Southern PinA association Appa lachian Hardwood Manufacturers Inc. . Any boy who wants to go should write at once to the County Forest Banger, S. C. State Commission of PorestiT, at the county seat of the county in which he liyes and state in hto own language why he wouk like to go to the camp. In the same letter the approyal of the parents nhoiUd- be *dyen and^ signed by thag. The Rangw will receire applica tions until July 27 at wl^ich time he and the district forester will make the selection by lot with a disin terested person drawing the winning name. Free transportation to the camp will be furnished. The camp program will consist of forestry and state park instruction in the forenoons, recreation in the after noons, and moTies and stunts at night Sunday BasebaD lebnte b Camden; Colored Teams PIiq UrgMt Growrd Of Pm* art Sm •om Filla GruMbtaiid'And imK Mill dUI.V 111 IMt Camden plumetted into the ranks of Sunday baseball last Sunday whM two colored teams, the Camden Red So* and the Florida Ail Stars played a full-nine inning gnme before oue of the largest crowds to gather la Le gion park thto season. The game had not been adrertlsed in the press or otherwise but*a grape- rine carried the news of Uie sched uled game successfully. The < crowd, while predominatly colored. Included scores of white baseball enthusiasts. Richard DuBose, manager of the Red Sox to well liked by the white fans and la response to the support glTen hjm, has giren the comsannity •n^ ball-playing aggregation 8(^e of the fans Journeyed to the .ball]park in the beUeC they l^er^ltness n raid hr the WU1 but none wa* forthcoming. Police were cogntoaht <rf the game being la progress and when asked if any more to halt it was In prospect declared that a police car had rtoited the park and found ererything being conducted on a high plane of orderliness. Deputy Sheriff J. H. McLeod, Jr., when Contacted, stated that he had not gone to the park and did not in tend to. The sheriff sUted that he -Adequate safety and hMlth m'eas-'f.'jL J®**,^®™****** taking any ao- ures will be enforced at the camp li, »rtt- and Assistant State Forester John R. no* Tiller wfll be in charge of this ac- a i' i . tivity”, said SUte Forester Flory. ropresenUtire ques- uoned a score of pronUnent tons to Moonlight actually to reflected sun- *'**ctlon m to the Sunday light , in erery Instanee, the reply “• was farorable to the Sabbath day •port, proriding it was conducted in M orderly manner. A city official u^n asked for ad opinion replied. They-play polo and golf on Simday don’t theyt What’s the difference be tween those sports and baseball?" EfforU to contact Bfayor McCorkle Sunday afternoon were uqaTaiUng. Later it was learned that the mayor was out of the ctly. Thto writer belleres that the base ball program that Richard DuBose to furthering is a forwward step in the building up of the recreational pro gram in Camden. The Red Sox mem bers play hard and show unlimited enthusiasm jn their work. The presents -a most nondescript appeal^ lance on the field. Some of the play ers are wearing old Camden hi^ school uniforms, some old Legiou outflU and here and there could be seen a Jersey with the word “Chlefs- upon it. relics of 1938 period when SyrMuse trained here and later of the old original Palmetto league team. These colored players need new uniforms. If Sunday and night ball games are played by the Red Sox, the increased attendance wjll enable the management to secure a fund suf ficient to secure smart equipment for next yeaf. Apd .that to good. » The mme to true of the Camden team of the sUU legaue^ Night and Sunday baseball will mean Mnier crowds airf more rerenue. So far this ;seas(m the taem has been operatiiSg XA a hand-t&moqth basis.' 0|d Resident Given Simunons we jswjmaauap vmsp Given Dfschai^ Thomas O. Bojririn, Jr., was given an honoraMe discharge from the nary on July 1, after serrhig 17 months, [fie to the son of Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Boykin of 'North Broad street Boykia received hto basic training at Bainbrldge, Md., and attended school in Florida, Rhode Island, New Jersey and Bosti^ Mass. He was as signed to the UBS Midway, the world’s largest warship, as radar joperator. He. holds the "plank own ers’’ certificSite, being on the ship when it was commissioned. CWO DONALD TtAM tAILB FOR QKRMANY CWO Donald Z. Team, U. 8. Air corps, formerly of Cantden. sailed for Germany last week where he will uke up dutlee as postal clerk at an American air base. Mra Team apd young son, Larry, spent two weeks in North Cbarleston with Mrs. J. 1. WUllaips. She is planning to go overseas tOw be with her husband a* soon as possible. While waiting she is visiting her home in Middletown. (Riio. when'it was commissioned. Befoiw entering the nary Boykin was a student at Clemson college. He plans to return there and resume hto edttcatkm In the faU. RAOB PIVl ndeiRii Land To Route Traffic Around Project The condeiqnation board of the state hii^wsy department conducted a hearing at the court house Tuesday morning upon the matter of condemn ing certain parcels of land on High way 270 out of Blaney for the pur pose of establishing a detour for trarel on U. S. Highway No. 1. Such a detour would be necessarv’ since the state plans on rebuilding the orerhead that bridges the Sea board railway main line track The present orerhead is narrow and rough and a source of danger to motorists.' • SnWqribR To Tho Qvwiclo RSI out UY-AWAY HANl wo or Bt AHlCf TR ' > tCIUNO RUNim. TT z 84^ 41^ - ^.90 pounds of Iroiku hdiite with * stnpsd I ww ^ boirder, wkippea ends. POLAR STAR, 72” x 90”, 8ix|^ 7S pounds 100% Virgin wool, whipped endf, solid colors. ST. MORHl MAeON. 7r X 84**, 5 f IA.90 poaDdi^dNp smith—whipped ends, mm jacqneid wB^lHeioas com! •MARAMTipi i Ylt. ASAifMT MOTH RAMAtt! services' for ' Susanna S.! jWslch, 71, who died at her residence I [at Hermitage Village, after an ex- [tmided iUneaa, were conducted at 4 [o’clock Monday afternoon from the [Hermitage Baptist church by Elder [Edward CroUey. Interment was ini [the church yard cemetery. She had been a resident of Camden I [for the laat 2( years, coming from I Sumter county where she wss born. [She to the widow of M. W. Welch and [daughter of William M. Brown and] [Susanna EStrfdge. She to surrit^ by one son. M. B.j [Welch of Darlington; two daughters,! [Mrs. G. IL CsuMes-ef- Camden , [Mrs. A. H, Welch,of West Colnmbto; [one adopted son, WiUiam J. Brown [of Camden; one brother, W. E. Brown I {of Lake City; 20 grandchildren and| [23 great-grandchildren. JOHN GERALD , , Puneral,„4»eiwieea for John Gerald [who died at hto realdence at Blaney [after an extended illness, were held 1st at S P- m., Thursday, July 11, from] Itinion Baptist church at Blaney. In-| Iterment f<dlowed In the church ceme-| |tM7. He is snrrlTsd by three brothers, | |e H. Gerald of , laid of Ridgeway Ivirgiala. 1 It is with regret that we annpunce that Mr. J. E. McKain will retire from the agency to accept a re^wnsijble position with a large General Agem^. We bespeak for Mr, MoKain every success in his new work. Ifc. Robert M. Kennedy, III, vifill succeed Mr. McKain as managfer of this agency. iimuice Agency P. H. “Pat” Nelson Will Speak Over Radio Station W. LS. At 7 O'clock (EST) 5. * Saturday, July 20th M '■ i ' Pat Nelson believes that, your Solicitor has a great oppk>rtunity to be of real service to the people by performing the duties of the office with fearless ness, vigor and impartiality. He asks that you give him the opportunity of rendering you that service. • He believes that our laws must he enforced but that the innocent should receive just treatment. * * If you don’t know Fat Nelson, ask the mnn « who knows him whether or not he is qualified to serve you as, your Solicitor. 0 NELSON SOLICITOR This Ad paid for by KstsIismv eounty fritnds of Raft NatsoR* tiew Frozen IMMtftd Milk Mai^aie g^dy To Serve ■ I ■ i.—— Stop in and enjoy a serving of tins delidous satu^ring refres^imti nit' 01 ‘I V' ’f H ■,4th*V n iti ?' J'.'S I. ' -'k ;r: 'Xi IQ “rf I SOUTH bubad •V *■ -Xtf. * 4 .*