The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 13, 1947, Image 1
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CAMDEN. SQUW CAROUNA, lin»AT.' JUNE 13, Mf7
Number 13
ork On Park Court Apartment Biulding Will Be Started Soon
^H^RD ASSERTS AfAN m
jreet better versed in
fEACETHREAT THAN ^ WIGS
WASHINGTON LABbuS ^NDER DELUSION
no one will attacic us. urges •
COMPULSORY TRAINIIIG ^
Jnrors Named BaDet
FtN* Coart Tenn jj^Ve
Starting Monday
FVom
Kflior Waffon Annodnced. Today
TIurly-
For
▲ oorooer’o iwrg, iareaUcatinc
tb« circiuaaUiMoa jurroandlnf the
dMth of OaolrKa $toe, kUlad by
P fhot during «
In the Cook ta'
Juliua VUott Bry.
an^ 44, who waa drowaai In tho
n enuap whllo awlm-
raooTMud bjr saaichara
„ ,. ^wawi ot 1 o'cioda;
Tho hedr wna glaead In aatatleo
aaA. hraoght to tho hM
eoait hooaa wharo It woa Tkwad
hr a eorooar*s fury tBsanaUad hy
Magiatroai Bobart QoHirTha fah
e Win h* ta iMmhan of thd Jam:
sr.jrMi.'nu
Th* body waaioaoil Ir a aaarda
kit party eoBsiitlag af Clyd* Hurt
Barhart Haidamaii, IBmott Webb
api 4. H. Nlehob.
‘WaValra tn a aotoi* boat dra«>
gtng aararal grappUng Upao,** aaM
bb'- Hart *Tba diaiomg of the
water by the propaDar of tbo boat
lire bean
Pd (nir epleadtil
mm larrice la no more,
xnuniasion warm ns that
It an Inritation to az>
.tlon.’ ■
I Eisenhower, and tha
d til of the am^ BMTleaa.
lerktn Legion, and VataraM
eign Wan, are urging con*
to tet at ^nce to tas«ra*o«r
of the abore la tmly algrnh
desrijr demonitrataa that
of llring in a poab-war par'
'e are .actually llring ta a
period! Tha comitfriilao
oat that if world aftaira con*
to more aa < now dliauMt,
it predicted by IMl, a eataa*
b likely to ooenr, t^ ai^"
and tncalcnlabla horror of
eoald tbock, atnn and da*
a!*"
letta tam to page tooT)
edom Brief
This Convict
• — *
• WUket. alias Jamea WUkaa
•wring a long term santanca
^ mads his escape fM>m tha
Wiion farm near sBoykln
F afternoon at 4:10 o'clo^.
konnds were taken to the
w Lewis made bla return
prison farm at 8:80 a.* m.,
w»y.‘ Lewis Jg 40 yaara o^
I kit home Is at Blackatock.
*ph E. Smitli
™^Air For^
wmmandlng officer' of tke
jnny recruiting atatkm In
w aimounced tha enllstmant
w Wward Smith, son of
[• Smith of Blaney, la ’the
»*«■ lorcea fo^, a S-year
» Smith
lool.
attended Blaney
Of Drowidng
Recovwed
U alwaya Ihn eim, mim «m iImi ■tnat*
a aitoakioa namr* cl»riy tbam
hm. If thoaa kk
) gfi aa suapicMia hi tkimi aa w»g Mm
P. Aere would Imtu DtMi aa Paari HaaAor.**
was tha aUtaMhat af Major A. Moalh ‘
ffijgpdt IT. S. army, M^MiMad Cai
k aa intamaw ,ai wiM |a pbada for a
■f proffam*
rbrisf that the appareat ah*
of Washington te that af
[ s delBSlre phantom «l
no on^ a going to at*
u, he inoBires. "Ara wajhask
lire we were before Fean
r Ssdi en attitnde a la*
the "niu at
{oeoMing the unlrereal train*
rognun recommended ky a
tl presidential eonuaisaioa. ha
that the pUn la eedeatlai
BStlonsI defense and ehookf
ledOy sdopted by opngima.
n men composing thla<eaie*
he said. *WraM aeleeled
le of their knowledge and aa*.
Bdiny of this eQUfttry*p
ud fordgntpellolaa.
leUtkms to world
gmenlly. and to eertala
•tf In particular, whMi have
ad aggreesire and thriama
titaiss. Them ‘attlteiMr art
■p hy large ermlaa Ik*
igaraament end ferarkk rb*
dtar the eUMye
H dOBbt w^ be
i
i with these faets
aierstlre that
t itremth to defend
ud the commlttmeatg we
isM thromhont the woM
ptseat -we ere woeColly
I a ttet strength. Tli eekw
I Ttports that oer fereaa ase
e OsH, the army haa haaa
the grouad taWknae
^and a third full
Caaidgm cRi-
The following are mee^era ef
the Kerehaw county, grand Jury,
which will go into aaasioa next
Monday, prelimlaary to tim open
ing of the criminal eou^ gaeilfrii
next week.
John R, Langford, W. R. Neleon.
Carl Ogbum. W. R PtalkenbefTy,
Harry J. Oregory. A. O. Hagglne,
Heary lies Clybum, Allaa Nbrrle,
John E. Bgker. Lorlng Dnwto, D.
H Baxley, L, C. Threntt, John
Raboh, DeLoneh BheoA. C. V. Bam*
moad. Bnoeh,Roberts. 9. H. Oay
and H. T. HoW
Petit jurora for the enmmer^ferra
of court of generml eeeskms whkdi
•tart Monday, June It. are:
J. J. Banders, A. J. Boheler. O-
J. Anderson. B. T. Copeland. W. A.
Hoykla, Jr., j. Catoe, Iloyd
Honey. R. O. Btnui. W. HDlott
boam, R. B. Btermxeoii, Lewis
BertMd. Otkt M. Watte. John C.
tower. Clyde L. Bbeatay:
Alee, & B. Dehney. P. W. Play-
r, F. H. Pratt A. B. Boykin. W.
1. FkaBtenberry. Jack Touag, D.
P. Ban. O. C..Raab. Jr.. W. O.
Aatbony, T. A. Anderaoa, U L.
Ttiieadalo, J6hn T.,Nettlea. Rleb*
ard D. Boykin. H. C. Banlemrei
Alao, B. B. Baeaen, J. B. Oatea,
Omer Newman. A. a Merrlc. J. W.
West A. B. Whitaker. D. B. Mean
and John Whitaker, Jr.
’Giamber E3ectg
7 New Directors
found that Catoe <
as a feaalt of a.
by Claude Steel w
the latter a iwr^
The FBI
bullet found la
at all eonclnstwe
mlsale came from
'gna or tba( of
Inatigntor of
tween himself
The FBI etni
feet that tbe
from WlUlan*#
not a poelttre
A Kershaw
the Inquest In the
oner Purdy iae,
from a
W."&
(kiHwior
Cleqimm
jarro
iRootlng affray
aaar Kerehaw
to hla death
fired either
WUllama,
officer
on on the
body Bras not
wh^or the
rural offlcer’i
who was the
he
to the ef-
have come
bat It ' Bras
conducted
sues of Oor*
Is reeowering
Camden Jloiintal
Blue Cross t^nit
Fine Opportunity For Poblie
To Sacura Inazpanahre
Hospital Cara
WUllam &
Mr, and Mra.
Lyttletoa atreot,
144 Clwaeea aiaiatg M recetro t^elr
dlplomaa from Olmmoa eollaoi at
the 81st ooBUBtaamiaat eaercleee
bald tn tha eatShar Mteater Saaday
•waaiag, Joatk 1
WUUam riMdwd a Bachalor of
Selenoe dewen-la Akflhaltaral Boo*
aomlca. la CUa mdj|iMVa|m atadled
the eQOBoatoos.'aim^ of agrteal*
tural prodaetten, Imsspi. markeh>
Ing prohleaw, geffenupsatal aid
programa aa btoHjm hoareee la
rapU eorlelwiy. IMBam waa ope
of the youagaaC mtombera of hla
diracton of
KendwiBr eouatrCham*
bar at Oommtoca, as htrkig been
muied at a rsesat electlaa are:'
Balfk Shaanoa. W. L Ooodale,
T. Lee Little Jciia Wbiteker, Jr.,
B. Pitta, Jy« Harold Fuader*
the-
ceugbt tt."
Mr. Burt ureat oa te state thet
tha water at the point where tbe
hooks fastened to tha body was
shout 20 feet In depth. The body
was no^ bloated to gpy great ex
tent
After Jreing rlewed by the Jury,
-it was turned over to J. M. NIehols,
a brother-in-law, ifho carried it to
Colombia where U Bras tsken orer
by an undertaker.
The rictlm waa a natlTs of Clar
endon county, but hu Ilred la Co*
JumMa since ItH Bfi wee a mem
ber of the Insonie lodge, Mooes
and of the Bnlidkig and Comtruc
tion 'n^ade union No. Stl.
He leaTSi a eon, Elliott A. Bry
ant of Charleston; two slstera, Mra.
Jamea M. Nlehola and Mrib. Bdna
Padgett, both of Columble, and
two graadcblldrea. B. A. BrySht,
Jr.i, ahd ^George B. Bryant, both
of CharieetOQ.
Psrkkg hhi last piar at Ctoauon
he iras ok the Mholaetle honor
Nst, a amtoHir of i|M 9my, aatAam-
Sd honor trataraUyT^llfer Brother
hood. local eerBloe Irateralty: 8«k-
tot Msdenf OneelBisent Goukdl
mid TMCA Cehls
a member of tha
The Cemden hospital ia now a
BIOS Cross member hospital. It
was announced by Allen D. Hew*
land, emcatlTS director of the
South Carolina hoipttal lerrtea
plan.
, In tubmittini hil algntMl contract,
tiwfvs R. DArd6n. tup^rlntend•nt
of'the hospital, stated, 'The Cam
den-Aoapltal cooperating fully
with the Blue C:obs plan because
we bellere It offers the fullest poe-
Bible I coverage at rates which are
within the reach of every one. We
hope to/see a large Bine Cross an-
rollraMit In Kerahew epunty tn tha
near futura.”
In Us first two sianths of opera
tions. about 10,000 people have
Joined tbe South ^ Carolina Blue
Cross and the plan haa already paid
hospital billa totaUtng 12,802.78. It
la a non-profit plan fully ap^vad
by tha South Carolina Hospital aa-
soclatlon and tha Amarlcaa Hoa-
pltal assodatkA. ^
Enrollment ectlvltiee In Camiak
are scheduled to start locally dur
ing the letter pert ef June, la-
qulrlee aboat the plaa may be made
St tbe Camden hospital peadlag
the eetabllshmeat of a Blue Croee
represeatative hare. Subacrlbars
are entitled to thirty (80) d|ayB of
hospital cart eadl yaer, with fall
aovarega for depandaats. Tha plan
prurldae urard accommodationa
plaa an othar sarvleaa prorided hy
tha haspital. Private room servlee
alto to provided, with the snb-
Bcrlhar paying tha differanee ba
twaan the ward fate sad the prlv
ate room rets. The ssoathly coat
to lie for ea Indlvldnal and |1.80
nr k family, taclndlag hnabaad,
Brtti^and all children uadea If
yearn. Ikore to ao age limit, no eu-
rollaekt fea, bq Bhysleal acmBtia-
TWELVE FAMILY UNITS TO
BE PROVIDED IN MODERN '
7 BRICK-STEEL STRUCTURE
« g
Modmrn Apsurtmant Siructurka Will Bk’Erected Oa Weet
Side Of Lkofeas Court Opposite Broad Street
Parkway. Ready By Dec. 2S
'■il
Newberry Youth
Injured In Fall
Ftem SaddleBorse
' -- ' •
Sastaiaa HSead , lajury. U
Roaked To Moom Hoapital
la Columbia*
Oerry Rutherford. 14 ytars old
Newberry youth, a house guest at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. A.
Savage on Oreen street, suffered
a head Inju^ when he fell from •hthe' unite'^wTir^V’the court ^
Tl rtl~me *- aeauemmee m Ft ■ msi n n n • ....
Work on the construction of tbe
Park Court Apartments, located on
Laurens Court west of tbe Broad
street parkway, is to be etarted
next week, according to tbe Zemp
Construction company, contractora
submitting tbe successful bid for
the project.
The apartments, three In "num
ber. ' with each unit having four
apartments, are b^ng oonetruoted
by the Realty Investors. Inc., and
it Is hoped to have them completed
and ready for occupancy by Christ
mas time. *
Tbe .apartment ares to 180 fast
In depth end haa a frontage oe
Laurens Court of 180 feet 7^ o(
horsa hers Sunday aftamoon.
The young man waa riding with
Sandy Savage at tha time. He was
taken to the Camden hospital and
then by ambulance to the Moore
hospital in Columbia.
It was reported later tbft bli
condition was greatly Improved
Kersha^ Conufy
Has Fine Reco^
t
During tbe week. May iai4. la*
clnelve, thM’s iron no aoddenta,
deaUta or injuries caused by saotor
vehicles itf Kershaw county, me-
cording to a report from die dlreo-
tor of die motor vehicle dhrision
of the state hiidiway department.
HoBTsver, there were four driving
licenses suspended duflng that
period; • ^
Presbyterian^ Have
Guest Speaker
On' Sunday mcwnlng, Jane 18,
thp Rev. Harry F. Peterson, Jr. of
Columbia wU) occupy the pulpit of
Bethesda* PrMbyterian church In
the absence of the pastor, who to
having a twp week's vaoedon.
BveryoM Is cordially Ipvlted to
be present for this semes at
^14 a m.
^ J»]
flmyfl, Howard Speaks, Arthur
Milean, Sam Kar^ and Hsory
O. Cactoon.
.. The new board yUl meet soon
to name officers.
Ottgoing members of the board
•f directors ere: J. O. Richards,
W. C. McCartoy. John A. Hagin,
N; R. Ooodale, DaCosta Brown tnd
R. H. Maddox.
Senator R» M. ~ Kennedy, Jr..
Mayor F. N. MeCoikle end U. N.
Myers hold membarehips la the
Cibber of Dommeree.ky vlrtpe
of their city and county office af-
fUtotlon. r
Cadet Langston
Graduates Fnnn
Staunton Academy
Cadet Pirry R. Langston, Jr..
SOB of Mr. sad Mrs. P. R. Lsagstoa
of ftwvari Ptaoe, wss grsdnated
from ■mnatoa Mllltsry Academy
at Stauatna Fa.. June 8.
He pesiMfiated in tatramural
iporta at He academy end was an
honor iteiaat. He was also a mem
ber of the dramede dub In his
ssnior ysar.
Cadet ■ Langston eixpects to at
tend Mssssehusetta Institute of
TedUMlogy next session.
Vacation School
Starts OnSonday
MMkodiat Chardi To Hawe
Beasaoni From June IS To-
JioM Sly Inclnaiwe
He
icultnnd Bdo-
tpr of the
Ktor-
He expecti to enter the ftoM of
resekreh In agricultural markaUng
Perry Finishes
With Top Record
John W. Parry, son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Perry of thto dty. who
has been statloiied gt Guam, baa
oosBpleted bis aon-commlislened
officers training school at Tokyo
with a top rating! Hmhae bemi In
the eervtoe eevee aumtlto and to
now a corporal with the arM? air
corpt.
Before ealtoting the young man
was v/lth thd Eaattrn Afr'lAaet. be
Ing ntattoned at Mlaal Prior to
Uiat be Bras in the matodenanne de-
inrtmMt of the lenthem Avtotlee
school her# for two years.
Mhmhsrshlp In Bine Oreas to'
avallahle oni^ tMroegh jgrokpn. ni-
ahHy formed at the subedIberTi
place df emtoafmant .froup can
iJK.
asst. A snanscIlMr w|o li||rgs hto
original gronp may.aonome hli
ssemberdifp by traasfbiring to an
other gronp or by maxing paymento
direct to the plan. '
The South Cerolina plaa la one
of 80 Blue Cross plans operating
In the United Statee Canada.
More than 27,000,000 pebpto now
prepay thdr hospjtal biJIs through
participation In these
Important Meet .
On Saturday
Tobacco Growers
There will be a very important
meeting et the court bouse on Sat
urday, June 14. at 10 o'dodc to ax-
plaln to the tobacco groware bow
that can get more tor their tobao-
00. There will be a loan op tobaeoo
this year as existed last year. How
ever, very few people knew of It
last year, the cmee wi6 did aver
aged more for thelr< tobacco. Wn
are calling this meettag te Inform
you In order for you to bo gpit to
takh advantage of It thto mw. Hto
will also sKptolB tke tobadeo rotor-
that wRl bn bald Inly II.
the third will he at the weetera -
end. Construction wlU^Be brick end
•teel
Bach department will be similar
to a five room buUdlng, in that It
will have two floora. On tha first
floor will be a living room, dlalag
room, kltdien and etorage teom
and on the second there win bn
two bedroonw and a bath room
room with ample cloeet spaoe.
- Kltohene will be eleotrteally
eqnlppeJ to the last detail and
floora will be of tile. TUa will also
Burfiace tbe floors In the lobby.
There will be Independent warm
air oil beaitors for each apart*
mant all to be entomatlc In opera*
ttoo.
The bulAlngs and walls atIU be
^y laeulated, the pertlllon bw
tween the epairtmtota la eadi anlt
to bare doable waUe with ton la*
calatlao.
Tha aniu wlU set back 44. toni
from the Laurene court line and
gedk unit win have aa aeto MrtrtaB
#ea. T%e area about the bundingar
«ad la ths eourt will hs Isndsetped.
a*'
BenUurd M. Baruch
Is Saluted In
Magaxine Feature
"AdB^
PpN SPECIALIST TO OPEN
PM IN CAMDEN IN AUGUST
win Retum Te
Alyence ef
la Cottom
Who ho, bW,
of tb. tol-
*Msport, Tean., for tha
Jesrs end who nrifertf
end Du
" BonwSr ^
that win be progrteelva attrsc^e
aad actlva with aa oatlet offering
SB attractive price la order that hf
may be In the market for the var
ious kinds of cotton grovra to this
sectloa.
In the 14 years he has been sBray
from <2smdeii,,Mr. Wootoa
experience aad kaewtodge
that wm be of great vslme-to him
la his new buelaeat here. W» ob
jective Is to see the local msricet
PonJhe attractive teeto It was
hto iathir waa alive. In thope days
to te peintod oet Cemdes
* more to
The vacetloB church ediool of
the Lyttleton Street Methodist
ehuKh will begin on Sunday morn
ing, June 18, and continue through
Saturday, tone ft
Cblldi^ will be enrollhd Sunday
UMni^ at the regnlar drarch
school hour from 10 to 11 o^olock.
On week days tbe earonaseat per
iod BrUl be from 8:80 to 10:45
a aa
The vacetloa school .tociades
ehUdrea ftt the begianera depart
ment. ages 4 to t yean; primary
departaMnL agea • to t. aad Junior
departmeai. 8 to 12 yeaca.
Parents are uiged 16 eeai their
ehfldrdn toi attend the echoed.
Paaenalit/ to desired.
FIRST mr BLOOM
Ike flint cotton Uoom of 1847
repertod to this oQIne nn of
Jane 10 aad iras from the plaatw^
by C. j: ■maana Jr.
ta^towoaa
D.A.R. Notes
The Wexhaw chapter. DAR of ““
Lancaster, epoSbored the ereetVMi
and nave^g of a marker on the
Hanging Rock batUefleld inaday
aftonooa at 4 pi an A large at
tendance reward^ their efforts to
preserve the Vnlnalde ktotory of
S. C. end the'U. 8.
TIm npeake^.ef the oocaslon was
A 8. i^ey. state hjstorlaB. who
gave a stirring aad faU account of
the Battle of Angnet I. 1780. Hie
storehouse of knowledge is elweys
aetoundlng to the listener. The tint
Iklrmlsh at Hanging Rock tdok
place on Angust 1. but the real
battle Brea on tile 6th. r
Mr. SaUey waa inatruipental in
obtaining the stone marker* to re
place thb bronM one erected by
the DAR, which wee etplea during
the lakt war. Ae present monu
ment Is most appropriate and at-
traettva and durable' apd to ex
ecUy the type desired by the Hob-
klrk Hill chapter to -surk the site
of the battlefield of Robkirk Hlli
and othier aklnslsh flaUto withto
the vletolty.
B. C. Rough.‘regent of the
WaJhaw dbaptor. presided.' tnd
Mra. J. R. Kriaey. rice regaat, ta-
trodaoed the ipeakers. A nae pro-
grato was ettored. ARhengb a Ut
ile late tor the' exerclaea, this to-
terestiag eattog was-enjoyed by
Mto. venlbeericow. regent'^ Hob-
klik HIU dMtoter; Mra. l4Wtoe Proc
ter and MErn. John DnvMsbn, mem-
end Mrs. Frank BabMtt, oa-
the nsQort of OM M C. .voa-
Ttreeckow.
The torinlns te alment mouatato'
oas aaA Wngghif BtoR, (rightly
named), raally oonsfato of aeveral
kpge reeka of sfructnfe overhang-
1
tered
to PresIdeBts. Bernard
M. Barach of Rnath Outotoa** te
tke sabjeot of a foatnre artlcie to
he fouB^ to the new toaue of
South (torolton Mngarine, enrreatly
available at the Mersetagda.
ten by Oeaervtove Keyaolda, the prO'
tosely fltostimtod story fste eC (he
life and ttossn sC tlM grant'statoe-
maa. who Is recognised as one e<
ttie oatstandtog poUtSesI figarea of
oar
The story deals with hto life
from Mrth. St Oamdsn to the pree-
ent with totorsstteg toddento to
ebundancei The complete mtoutee
of the recent uavefltag of Mr-
Beraeb’e portrait to the Hoase of
Repsesentatlven imiso recorded in
the sew magastoe lanoe.
Bennett Honored
By Dulrham In&
For Activity-
. 4
J. C. Bennett, local agent for
the Durliam Life Insurance com
pany, to going to WUiulagton Is
land, Savaanah, On., where hd wfll
attend the Preeldept'e clnb oonven-
tlott to be hrid June 24-28 at the
General Qgrithorp hotel tBbre.
Mr. Bennett to one out of five
South CaroUua egents to attend
this Presldent'a clnb event aad It
was dse to hto excelleat work in a
recent annual fife Insnranee splim
contest, which prefuUed from May
to. 1I4C to May 80. ttde yeas.
Ot approxtomtriy one fhoasand
egents oriy 110 are eligible, thenn
being honored on the bento of bnsl-
iee done for the ffoenl ..year ef
tbe cotopeny.
Mr. Bennett to deeply apprecia
tive of the eoopwatkm he received
from those who purchased^pdtetoe
from him in tho Duikam compnay.
It Bran dne to thto cooporattom that
he wee able to Brta the ceveted
honor of attending this aU totoort*
ant ooBvSBtloii.
Camden Swelters Under Torrid
CAMDBN VtdITORt
Hasty aad
Gttuanra,
Union
Pggeant At First
Baptist Giurch
The Intermediate department of
the Training Union of the First
Baptist cbnroh la glvtog a pagaant
on Bnnday ovMilng In the form of a
wedding JMtttog forth the Ideels of
the Training Union. Tbe^ toider
'*Mtoa Tratotog Unkm Spirit", will
be Mias' Marjorie Watere; the
groom, "Oar Tratotog Uatoa", btHI
be Ritodolph JflSMe.*Tle attemlantl
to the bride who win represent
"Uneelflehnem", "Ihtth", "Pray
er". “Itopendahlllly", 'Rear.
"Peeoe", "Gboperatlen", "C—toftr.
Brill be Mtosee Sara Maddox, Mar
jorie Sue Seitora, Joaa Aadereon,
Bose Trueetale, Betty Jean Mroim
Peggy Ann Carroll,. Betty Lou
Raley, Betty Shayloc.
The preacher representing "Our
Gharte" will be GnUford Trapp. Tbe
wedding mnalo will be.glveu by
Mins Patricia Maddox as plaalit
using The Ohnrch’s One f^nde-
thm" for tbe wedding BMurcb.snd
the sokHste win be Mtosee Bar
bara Rodgers end Motile Smitb. Utc
Ue Jskd Bromi will be ring bfsr-^
er, end Mmieeat Fbrte will repre
sent "Leve" as flower girl. Tbe
uebers will be Richard McManus,
Bobby' Jack Moody, David Robin-
eon^ Onnle Ogbnrn, Tfmmy Haynes,
Charles Conyere.
The epecial guests will^be tbe
board of deacona and their wives,
the other officers tnd 'leaden of
the church. ^
Russell Takes
Over Asl Manager
Of Omden Chiefs
> '
N«w IrtmSar PPoinisps To
Goi ToiifL Widi Playors
W1m> Fafl To Giwo B^nt
‘: ii
Miranr Sooffg To HifA Of
9t OMeioUr—Hot Momf
od To 108
, QOINO UF
flattened
when geyernment
rsfifiered 101 degrees. This to
Hie (letteet ee tor this
or fgr eevernj eunwnern
Tl^ city was psphably cue ef
the hettest If M the hotteat cone-
muultlee In the nation Sunday,
when ntreary to thargNmeten re-
> Aaaonneemeat > was mdBfi last
Tuesday afternoon that Clyde Wal
ton, who haa done sack a fine lob
SB mauager of the Camden clnb
of to* Palmetto .leekne, has re
signed and bar bemi snceeeded aa
leader by Beckham RnsaelL
Rnaeell'a flint Oct after tgktog
over was to announce that Walton*
uaquestlonabty eaa of the outstand
ing playeri on tbe team, would coi-
tlnne to nllerm.
Ruesell has hleo promtogd that
players who do adt get‘'out aad
haatle tor him wltt be ftoed BsRhr
osit asgMMnt * j
Bniee8. while Rs 4oeg net plea
to play tMHto MngqK. la tneffto*
to etso to an si^'sr to' niRa ef
88 to lOd. Officially, according to
H. A Brown, i;, K wnnther record
er. the maximum for tie day waa
88.
Oa Saturday a high reading of
87 waa reported by Mr. Brown, el-
thongh downtown thermopatora
found the mercury aeverel degreee
over the lOO asark.
Sunday uraa the hottest day Cam
den has had to severnf yearn, ae-
oordlng to the records. Tha mini-
mam on Saturday and Sunday was
41 degress, whldi was aboat sun-
rise. /
lABras and fol|age teoweO the
effects of the torrid wave, most
towns being almost barned ‘out
while foliage drooped from bulk
of motstarsw
Many
any (tomden famiUee took ad
vantage of the air-conditloning to,
reetanrants about the city to enjoy '
their Sunday dinner to comfort.
New Rector Is
Well Greeted
Urn.' StflM B. Lkm
we. An Cn^ Ur IM*.
copal Pariildg^Mrn
Rev. Btilee B. Ltoee eoadaetei
hla Initial atrvlee staoe biramtnf
reetor of Grace Igitecopal ritoreh,
Sunday, umriitag and waa greeted
with a congregation that fIM He
church edlfleu
Memhera of the <Ri
together with the partehicmeia
who heard the new veetur^ were
emteently wall pieaaed with hto
conduct of the servlee aad hla
splendid eenmA.
Bev. and Mrs. Stltoe expect to
take np residence In tke rietdiry
ea Kershaw Bgnnrs as am
their fnraltare te unerated
neoesgary r^alrs and venovatfaR;
ka# been doae to toe dBrsiflag .
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. OlOWPtoP OUT
We toe apM toil o '
ef avdielee hag- to Ba
this waek as a rsmrtl el h Nmto
ed* nsuunriat aHtete^aao a