The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 09, 1947, Image 10
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'rom The Sports Desk
Of
FRANK R HEATR SPORTS EDITOR
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Ibiuger Waltoa of the Camden
Chiefs grabbed bimeelf a baeeball
find when he annexed Joe lllaloek,
former All-Amerlcah footbw ace
from Clemeon. Joe was reidlr Mr.
Big when thinking of football, but
he la also a bonejr as a baseball
idayer. He plays a neat first base
and can do a nice Job as a hnrler.
That game over at 8ha^ Field
last week, when the Chiefs lar-
roped the Ariation, 24 to 1, is de-
aeribed as being somewhat of a
root. The Chiefs unpacked tbelr
war clubs and used them as ma-
»M«ygctiiaatedi^
Am* fmmHtonal p^rtoJlc ptlit
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orer the lot Two borne runs by
chine guns, blasting the ball all
Hunter and Les Robinson plus
single homers by Bill Mims and
Blalock netted the .Walton clan six
round trip smashes. Not bad! not
bad! . .
Did you know that sereral score
of cars, bearing polo fans motored
to Camden a Veek ago last Sunday
to see a polo game? Thd close of
the polo season the preceding Sun*
day bad been announced in the
press and over the radio, but ap*
parentiy some folks do not read
the sport pages or listen to the
sportcasts.
OuMstt News
Mrs. J. R. West and Infant son,
Jimmie, returned to thr!r home last
Thiirsday from the Can^en boh-
pitaL
C. L. McCasklll and Louie Smith
rlsited in Florence. Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Bowen and daughter,
Shirley of Camden, spent the week
end with her mother, Mrs. Charlie
Granger and family.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Buchan of
Columbia spent the weekend at
home. *
Mr. and Mrs. Darid Thompson
and ’ email -daughter of Camden
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Cbas. Granger.
Miss Sarah June Rosier of Wln-
throp college was at home for the
weekend.
M. C. West, who makes his home
with bis granddaughter. Mrs. Boyd
»
Is a'
«• waamim,
asBetMa. aM eipe>
««.* MS hate
iirtaasa form "tUssr*
The main topic of conrersation
in 'Sporting circles here last week
had to do with the Kentucky Derby
and what would the Virginia bred
Camden trained Phalanx do in the
classic. Somo could net understand
this enthusiasm, declaring Phalanx
was not g Camden horse—so why
the excitement. Neither was As-'
sauli a Columbia born bang* tail,
but the sport writers and ft.ns of
the Capital city really went sll out
In claiming the four-footed eenca-
tion in 1946. Assault was a Texas
horse, but Columbia got all the pub
licity.
If the high school group make up
their minds to hare a concrete wall
built about the football field before
Contractor Maxle Berry finishes
with the baseball park project, two
cents a concrete block can be
saved. Figure up how many blocks
there would be in the fence and
you'll' be astonished.
Ran across Hunal Small, former
high school basebetball and base
ball mentor here in Camden. Hunal
looks thin but his color Is better
which indicates he is winning his
fight against the malady that beset
him during "the war. *
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FOR SPRING
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straighten and refinish your old car and make
it look Kke new, '
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f
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Rutledge St.
Phone 613
Camden, S. C.
WRECKER SERVICE
“Hutch” Hutchinson, Jr., who
has been head. coach at Sumter
since Bill Clark left, will remaih
as assistant coach, under head men
tor Larry "Coon” Weldon. This d *•
cision will give Sumter one of their
strongest coaching staffs In the
history of the school Last year, un
der Hutchinson the Gameco.''ki fin
ished second in the state in foot
ball, also second In basketball and
this year’s baseball team looms up
as among the best in the Palmetto
area.
The State Highway department
has banned parking on the high
way around the BlshopTiUe base
ball park. Restricted parking signs
have been put In place and tIo-
lators of the regulation are going
to be fined. Camden does not hare
any trouble with cars parking pn
the highways as there Is ample
space to park on side streets near
the football and baseball i^reas.
Now that the fence has been put
up around the north, west and east
sides of the baseball park, the dead
heads who parked on the road to
watch the game, will have to fork
over their entrance fee or go on a
minus menu for their baaebslV
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Haig^ar Theatre
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Fru-SaL, May 9-10
“SANTA FE UPRISING”
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with Bobby Blake, Martha Went
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Mon.-Tues., May 12-13
SPECIAL! 1
The First New Gene Autry In
4 yeare
“SIOUX CITY SUE”
Gene Autry and ‘‘Champion’*
Wonder Horse of the Weet
with
Lynne Robert, Sterling Holloway
Alao Pathe News
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HORRORS!!
Do you mean to tell me
that this beautiful home is
being slowly, wrecked be
cause of
Termites?
TWns is no excuse for
snek want,on neglect
wliBo in a brief inlerral of tbne, the place could have bean freed of the
Yee—this might he your home. If you hawen*t had it checked for
Do it nowt It will be the economical gesture on yodF part.
JUST CALL
C. W. JOHNSON, Jr.
1806 Fair SL — — CanideM, Sw C
He ^rin chock your dwelling and toll you oaactly what it will cost to
of
is haaod on fifteen years enperianeo • Wo guarantee our
k for fire poore • Wo inapoct your prppeity twice aimuaRy during that tkne^
if furthw Ifroquirodl hi that tiBiO> eryp eoo that It b donow
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P-Jl V
Fasdi mi Hr. Psesh, Is a paliMit
la tha rsniae hoapltaL
Mr. tad Mrs. Loals Smith sad
Jsckl# spaat tiM weakaad with har
parmu, Mr. sad Mrs. C. L. Me-
CaaklU.
Willla ToaaS. son of Mr. sad Mrs.
A. L. Toeag Is s pationt la the
Columbia hospital.
A. A. Wml who has beea a
patient la the Camdon hospitaL
hae goae to Tlalt hia danghter. Mre.
Fred Parham and family In Ox
ford. N. C.
Mra. Alby Bowers and two sons,
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Moye and.
daughter of Columbia visited Mr.
and Mrs Stery Bowers ^turdsy.
Wilson Mosier. Jr., of South
Bend. lad.. Is visiting his grand
mother. lire. C. A. MosfSr and
family.
Mias Alice Kerr of Camden
spent eeveral days last we^ with
Mias Betty Jane McCaakin.
Brlatol, England, people got 100
planoc, “not worth reeondUkmlng’’,
as flrgwood.
Milton Feafce Of
tngoff Is Calfed
MUton D. Psaka, 7S. dlad at U:M
p. BL Friday at his hooM la ba-
goff. He waa a son of tha late
Mr. and Mra. Jtdm Peake.
^neral rltee were conducted at
11 a. m. Batorday at tha Pine
Grove Baptist church by tho Rer.
F. K. Jeffers, the Rer. M. C. Jack-
son and the Rer. Paul M. Webb.
Interment followed la chnrch
cemetery.
SunrlTing are his widow, Mrs.
Mary D. Peake of Lugoff; two eoaa,
Jasper and Tfllnuui of Logoff;
three daughters, Mrs. J. T. Eaddy
of Floreaee. Mrs. W. M. Peake of
Lagoff and Mrs. Porter Coetner of
Rock HIU; a brother. W. C. Peake
of ColumMS; a slater, Mrs. Ellxa-
beth Branham oi Laimft. and St
graadchndrea.
fnCAL MCHAMML
Nettos is hm^ gism Mnt om
noath frem this 4at% ou Imo t
1047. llfibcfica O. wffi nako
to tho Probate Court of Ksnhaw
ComW her final retara as Admla-
latratrlx of the eetato of Mrs. Bo-
beeca N. OaSkia. doeoaaod. and <m
tha saiBO data I will apply to tho
said Court for a ffaal diachargo aa
said Admialstratrlx. 7*lSo
N. C. ARNETT.
Jndgo of Prohato.
Caasdea. S. C.. May 1. 1M7.
HNAL DISCHARGE
Notice Is hereby glrea that ono
month from this data, on Jane i.
1S47, L. Rex Jonee wlU asako .to
the Probata Court of
ef _
afluMdlmdiarmMS
N. C.3f
Camdauj^g^^jl*^
fosted Now
Notioo-Aay
rUkiag or otherwwTJ
oa this land, or
pormtttlng tbwg '
run or hum thereos. J,
thorooB or romoTlngtl^
troea. wood straw oTL
win be proeecnted to
tent of tho law.
QBOROB
Subccribu to Urn Chronicle
FINANCIAL
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Tmvolii^g along lifa*s highway, 3ron*ll faal
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your aid in cam of a “blowout”. Accnnni-
late money ragnlarly in ^a sawinga account
at Ukia Ingtltution. Start writh any amount
3%
current dividend
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Y OU spot it on die highway every time a Buick
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Htrt you moot tho futuro facO'4o»faco,
Hero you too tho ctomu, rich, uueluttorod dotign tktd
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going to bo.
H ero*s tho swoop and flow of fondor lino that*$ eallod
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Why not settle on the one teat moat obviously kuw
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it of what is to coma?
Buiok deeiera’ ahowrooma ara kept pvytty hart d
diffday models by die eagerness of Bui^ buytra •
“take over” the firat minute they can. ^
But you’ll be greeted in every one of dwm wih
courtesy and sincere interest in getting your Buidc
at the firat minute possible.
Drop in — talk it over — and insure yourself a huf0
future by placing yourorder now. We’ll taka it, wih
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Here are die good looks diat bespeak good
works; you hardly have to be told of pre
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inrii; of materials searched out from the
finest to be found.
ONLY BUICK HA8 ilXX TBEfRi
Any wonder that auch a creation is
Amarica*t moat uranlad automobile? Any
wondas* people peas up oars that may ha
easier to gat to wait for a oar tfaat’a going
to sta|r fraah and new and modem*
lookh«?
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