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i|;:- .'^1'' 1 ^ U\. n ^ m I' :lu- • IM ^ m ^! m.: V ^ ■£,■ * t 'd U' ' A PtM TWO TMt CAtittttI CMi ■■*1' "OFJPR rjl« SPORTS DESK” wilfcTlMSIl^^^ Oottlng back at’tha apart dook lasti WedneadaF followinf our rotora from fire weeks of real Mjesmest op io Itnsooiisln and nilnola,.we found (he ottlee permeated with the spirit of matrlmonr. Not that anf membwra of the staff were entering this blessed staU, bat the assignment book listed a reritable deluge of gang plank walking. PunnF thing about these wedding writeups. The bride, her ■ mamma, aunts, sisters, etc., all expect to put out a great mass of detail about what the bride wears, etc. So much in fact, that the poor groom hsrdlj gets any notice at alL Which reminds me of a story they tell of an editor friend of mine up in Wisconmn, who getting married, de> termined that for once the groom was going to get a writeup that would be dedicated to a bridegroom’s past, pres ent and future. Here ti pen isrthe weddag story. Read it and chuckle. We did. ^The hrldegrbbm. bltt^htg prettily, was attractlTely clad in a three-piece suit of brown woolen material, con sisting of coat, rest and pants. The coat was charmingly festooned with a whole, flower in the left button bole. ’’The Test was sleereless, closed in front, had a French neckline and was gracefully fashioned with pockets. It was held together at the back with a jtrap and buckle. ”His pants were neatly pressed for the occasion and he wore them with an ahr as If he little suspected it StNMdhSiffinrt* MMSmlSbl? OnlUIk PluurmncT — Ph< would be the last time he ‘wore the pantsT in the fasaily. ’’Bose and necktie added Just the right dash of color to complement the ^ect. The shoes were genuine leath er laced with strings of the same color, glTing a most chic effect.” It won't be long now before the pigskin will be in the sport spotlight out at the football field. We harent had a chance to talk football with any of the fans since our return and with Coach Pierce away in the North Caro lina hills with the team, it has been impossible to gather any data to talk about in this column. But we do feel that Pierce and his gang are going to giro the Camden fans some good sport this tall. More on this later. Since returning to the home baili wick we hare heard a lot about the Camden baseball situation and there appears to be a well defined de termination te hare the sport on a honest-to-goodness organized basis an other'season, ikhd by the word ’’or ganisation”, we mean Just what Dan- jx Wehetnr sgyjL liLitsnde for,.There should be a club or unit formed to opmrate the ball club—we refer, of coarse to the Palmetto league team. ’That orgadisatlon should arrange to secure financial backing. ’The officers or directors or whatever you may call the men who wiU decide all Issues, should secure a team manager who can command the respect and al legiance of the club personnel. ’There isn’t a doubt in our mind but that there is plenty of talent available for a Camden team that will make a good showing in a league schedule. It Just requires organisa tion. And the same thing goes for the league program. Frankly, the opera tion of the Palmetto loop the past season was a Joke. ’There Jui^ wasn’t any organisation. It was impossible to maintain an accurate record from week to week of team standings and as for batting and fielding averages, so far as we Imew, no records were kept by teams or the league. Statis tics on batting and fielding are al ways of interest to the fans. We nndflkstand that Darlington eAMOt!lt.iiMTN t, ltd! CHnies To Ble Held In County e Flnoroeeope X-ray cUnlee ops now planned for Kershaw county as fid- lows: 17, Blaney, school, old Kingsbee ifiks Palmetto Pennant FLORlNCK-'Klngstrse Royals feated Beanettsvilla, 4 to S, In a tsn- Inning game here last week Wednso- day night, for the pennant in the Pi^etto league. Kingstree came from behind to score a run in the nlntii, to tie tte game up at^S-S. Kingstree added an other run in the tenth to win. Shangnessy playoffs started last Thursday with Florence at Kingstree and Hartsville at Bennettsville. Fri day night the gasses wore played at Florence and Hartsville. BITHESDA FItItiYTERIAN CHURCH A. Douglas MeAm, Fastor^ Sunday, September S ^ Church school with a Bible class tor e^very age at 10 o'clock. FOr the con venience of parents, little children may be left in the nursery class dur ing the church servtee. Ifoming wor ship with sermon by WyUe Hogue, Jr., at 11:18. • Every one la cordially invited to attend these servloss. till I Service Cab PHONE 721 Dependable Courteous threw up the sponge is ^Usgust wed before the end of the 1148 season. We were not surprised. We wonder that more teams did not follow suit Bo, recapping the baseball situa tion. we would say that listed as ”’MUST8” are: Club organisattaa, a good team manager, a fence around the ball lot, more seating accommoda tions, maintaining of batting and field ing records of team personnel—Just to mentlim a few. And last but not least—^whlle still on the subject of baseball let us sug gest that ’’procrastination is the thief of time." ’The time to get busy on the program is NOW,- not Just before the season starts next spring. Listened in on the New Orleans^ Trenton, N. J.. final game in the na tional Junior Legion final at Charles ton last Friday night and It sure wdfe a honey. The Jesuits from the bayou country won S to 1 in what was de scribed by a scout for the New York Yankees as one of the greatest kid games he bad ever witimssed. Kidneys Musi Work Well- Fee Tern Te JPesI Wea t4 Wen amy Say, t Saya araty •apla van aapara al Ww me jat aaeataatly laaton aer- plea Sals, aaaaaa aalSa aaS athar waaM BMkttar thal aaaMt aUy la tW blood iHtWak lajenr la baalu, than ewdS bft dl mkm vhalawnaBkl^iwW eWa ktdaaya laU llanilat. aSta^ar too fnqaaat iiiaa tloa aomotinoB wania that aoaaatUac ia wroag. Yoa any aaPar aanhw baafc- aaha, haadathaa, dlaahnaa, rhaanatia ha aanc a BadklM nfwaiamdad tW aoaatty over. DomuTa atiwaiata tW laa^ tioa at tW kidaaya aad haly tkaaa ta floah out poiaoaMa waata (ran tW Uoad. Thay aaataia aathtac hamtaL Oat Pm’t today. Uaa with < At all dfas atona. Doans Pills flaw To Stop It Molce S Wti*utf Toot September snditorlnm. September 18, Cemden. henlth de partment. “ October 29, Beron DeKelb school November 8, Mt Plsgab school. Dectmber 12, An^oeh school. All of theee clinics will be oondsot- ed by Dr. John F. Busch, medlcnl di rector tor the South CnroUnn Tuber culosis association. They will be ope- mted Jointly by thd Kershaw County Tuberenlssls aasoclatlon and the county henlth department- ’Through the cooperation of the United States public henlth eenrlce, — wfll be free of charge. All cllalcs are for the senrioe of both white and colored. ’Tubercmlosis was one of the loading canses of rejection for mtUtary service: U ranked ninth as cause of rejections. With present fsctlltlee for diagnosta •nd cMPet tuberenloels caa-be wiped out If the public will nse the awrvice available. It M suggested you he X- mA cIRilc, whotber one fbinka he have tuberenloaia or not. It will cost nothing to learn whether one has tuberenloels, * It may prove extremely costly if one does and does not find out until t^o late. Ton can’t demand afleetlim aad get nndi of it ^•st TE-OL ai any d gip thla POWERFUL INO fUFfioide FULL Reaeliea MORE gersw tteh. Oat NEW feet SSo back. Today at DeKalb Ftwnnaey ug Nona Ag- FSNSTRJ^ ETRSNOTH. to KILL tho NoCkd of SpdciRl MoiffaiF c SliarolhoUora or Um FIrot FodovnI Eovlafi E Loon Aooeelotlen of Camdon, Cwwdon, S. C. Notice is hereby glyen, that a pieet- ing rehoUtera of this as sociation Is called by resolution of tho Board of Directors of this Associa tion for Septembmr 18th, 188^ in Ito ....... offico oa Rutledge Stroet, Gimden. examination 8. C., at 10 o’clock A. M. This meeting is called to consider a roeommeadstkm of the Board of DtaWtors; that application be made for amending Seotlon 14.1 at Charter K. to give Additkmal Lending Powers to the Association and authority to the Association to make O. L Laans^ in oximss of 80% of Uie eppriiaal value o(t froperty offered as security; which is oar limit at*pfesent nuder our preeest Charter. D. A. BOYKIN. Secty.-Trsas. BepOemher 8, 1948. 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