The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 09, 1948, Image 7
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,ilUV liHOAY, JAMUAWY t. 1»<i
;^EN to Mfil^ BO^rWICK
field team again SUNDAY
^ Sorpriaod Fan* Last Sunday'Ey Taldnc .Tha Crack
Bostwick Taam By Soora Of 6 To 2—Taranoa Preaaa
To Join Grade Boctwkk Outfit For Gama Sunday
The many hundreds of polo fans who braved the near
reezin? temperature and a diizzlinir rain to witness the
olo match between the Camden and Bostwick field teams
Lst Sunday at Kirkwod field Will enthuse over the an-
louscement from Manager Fred Tejan of of the Camden
lolo club that these same teams will again battle it out
Se turf next Sunday. _—
on
BoBtwIck Field wfll offer more
Iwer In tbe coming gsme than
Unit was in eTldence last Sunday
\ thst Terence Proece. an 8 goal
L will Join the Yankee outfit tak-
Ik the place of Charley Sabin,
(ho cracked a rib In a plunge
lorn bis mount Sunday. .
1 Camden prored a' surprise to
U army of fans who had looked
r Bostwick field to take the
Atch by at least four to fire goals.
Imden scored in the first chukker,
Id was nerer headed—in fact the
Ip was widened in the successire
lakkers ftrilowing, the final count
ling Camden 8. Bostwick field S.
rhe gave was featured by tome
jutiful defensiwa play by Fred
Gao, the long sizsling driTeg of I
Ite Bostwick, Louis Smith and
Ll Llkbtfoot and the all-ardnnd
le play of the team personnel on
th sides of the argwnent i
Camden’s offpnsire was powerful
strategically brilliant. Had the
scored on all of the shots
^en at the Boatwlck koal, the
^THEATRE
BETHUNE, a a
score would hawe 1)600 reminiscent
of the Michigan-Callfomia football
game of New Year’s day.
Fully a doien shots went outside
the goaf post by inches only.
Camden struck Into pay dirt
first when Carl Llghtfoot took a
beautiful pass from Louis Smith
and shot the ball between the up
rights. Major Walter Carll, No. 1
for Camden, scored in the second
ro.glTe Camden a 2 to 0 lead. But
Charley Sabin, who later was to
fracture a rib when he nose-dired
from his mount when the pony
stumbled, scored on a difficult
angle shot for Bostwick field. The
thftrd period was scoreles for bpth
hden
Friday, Jan. t
-THE HUCKSTERS"
jith Clark Gable. Deberoh Kerr
News of the Day St Comedy
Saturday, Jan. 10
-SIX GUN SERENADE"
with Jimmy Wskely
Ijee “Lasses" White
I Chapter No. 6, Jesse James'
Also Cartoon .
I Saturday Night Show, t:00
THE UNFINISHED DANCE"
Tschnicolor—wfm Margaret
ien, Cyd Charisse, Karin Booth
- " - ' ■' ———
Monday-Tueeday, Jan. 1t>1S
•GOLDEN EARRINGS"
with Ray Milland
Marlene Dietrich
iMorietone News St Comedy
Wednesday, Jan. 14
•BLACK MAIL"
WillUm Marshall, Adele Mara
Jso Selected Short Subjects
'Thursday, Jan. IS
IRZAN AND THE HUNTRESS'
[with Johnny Weiaamuller
^renda Joyce, John Slieffield
fews of the Day St Comedy
he oil shortage Is here I Now
[the time to have your hosNS
|ulated with rock wool. It
ye for Itself In the saving of
not to speak of added eonh
t during the hot summers to
na
Inflation is • hers but not In
Rock Wool. Wt don't pump
• full of sir only, to settle
leter on. Ws uss botts of
proper weight end denoHy.
II Ue For s Fmo Estimate
M. E. Forte
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teams but in the fourlTTSm
got hot snd Smith registered s
dnet of counters to put the locals
in front t^to 1. In the fifth chuk-
k«r Fred Tejsn came from the
backing position to make snd carry
the length of the arena snd score
ftor the Bostwick team. Kirby Top
per score for Camden In this same
period. While Aiken was being held
scoreless in the sixth Major CarU
shot his second ^oat of the after
noon to make the score 8,|to 2 snd
thst was the gsme.
Eddie Tejsn took a fall from his
pony in the third but was-not in
jured. Sabin staged his dive in the
fourth and while one of his ribs
was frsctnred he continued to pigy
and finished ont the gsme. as
Um Chroiiicld Waal Ads
> . Jr ' 1 '/ ’ 'I '
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DKYOtlOHAL RXADIMO: Psalm M.
What We Know of God
JauMry II. IMS
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Watch Your
Kidneys/
Hdp'ncm Qeanse tiM
of Harmfnl Body Waala
Tsar ktSam am aMsiaetfy IMwISf
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a hMnp. Ftrat—the plan. Second
—the we of good materiala.
‘nilrtf—4lia aarvlopa of a eom-
potoat. oxpoHoneod bulMor. Ton
are asanred of all throe when
you omnmlssion w to bniM
your hoaob
NEED A NEW ROOF?
If so^ call vs for a free aa-
ila.
M. E. Forte
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'T'W Seripturo tor Sunday’s lso>
*00 Is Issish 40:1S41. Matthsw
•:t. John 14:1-14. andl Acts 11:8141,
Psalm IS as flio dovotknal
rasding.
"RaM Ihoa nol
known? Hast ttion
not hsard. ttiit tkm
ovtrlssting God. tho
Lord, ttw Crsator
of ths snds.of tho
earth, taintsdi not;
neither Is weary?
Iliere is no search
lag of his under*
standing. He glvctli
power to the fabil;
and to tbmn Mud
have no might he
EMreaseth strangth.^ . . . They
?hst waft upon ths Lord shall renew
strength; they shall mount up
with wings as ea^s; ttiey shall
run. and not be weery; snd they
shsn walk, and not taint"
That is the passege from Isaiah.
What s promisel In this hour when
man art bending beneath tbs bur
den of e war-weery world, bow it
ghrss lift to one's soul to contem-
plats ths words,of this great and
blessed promlM. ^
• • •
M Oir Maktr
*<LIE GIVES to an men Ufe snd
A A breath snd everyMiing," Acts
1T:2S. One of wa daily prayers
should be to thank God thst he has
let gu open our eyes to tbe beauty
of iMK>ther dawn. We must not take
it for granted. It is the goodness
and mercy of God that permits us
to (q>en our eyes, to breaths, to
have food, to think. He gives us Ilfs
and breath and everything.
He oaaaes the sun to shine vot
Am Adas Is ^ and low. Be
eensea the rain Is faO and Am
winds Is bear their Uaoalngs. He
holds Aw earth In Hs oserss. Ged
la lha maker of avery gesd Wing.
N‘
AN Nt It Oir Fatbtr
or only is God Aw Creator and
Sustalner of Aw physkal unt*
verse; but he is else our PsAwr. He
knows us seeb by name. Ho cares
for Aw sparrows, simply because
Awy are sparrows. He carte for us
because we are his children, made
in his image, capehlc of ftllewship
with him. Um end of man, as Aw
Catechism clearly teaches, is to en
joy God and glorify him forever.
' Band ai^ fie paoMgo that do*
serttee Paid*a vIoN le Attaa, Mi
hew he ebeervei ttal Aw people,
Iheugi gWIo inteUgent, were
wwsblppkn nuwy dtffereiBl gods.
Pant enmnienei lhaas la wershlp
*a ana Irwa aM AvIm God.
When we admovdedge God as
Makar and PsAwr, we are Awn on*
able to aenre him in conscious a^
snranee of Us love and cere for us
as Us adopted chAdron.
• • •
Sbtv Ut Bm Fttktr
R ead again John 14:1-14, and
joU with Philip in Aw prayer,
us Aw PaAwr." Jmus an
swered PUMp^ Mylng, "He that
lurth saen me hath seen Aw Pe-
Awr." We eonse to know God as
PaAwr through Jaaus Christ, and
aUy Attwugh Jaaua Chrlat
Jmpa torn an to Bay to PMHp,
'WyeMaU
naaa, 1 wH da ll."
naad sf anr day as
li a imh mUsratoaihMr at Q
Ui antara and Us wM. Wa
laMh to toa Lard Smm
Enoch walkad with Gtod. Abrahaas
waa Aw frland sf God. David araa
a asM aftor Gecra own haart And
Jaaus came to perfectly reveal the
Pattwr. Tha datarmining fMtor In
kaow^ God aa PaAwr ia anr wflh
inVwas to baliava to tha Lord Jaaaa
• e •
JUST SigpiVED
carload of red' dnd buff bride sidings.:
'by Planing lUBBs Go.
mom m
ItlM li M TNtr
T he Mbit Is a Book Isr
any day, avery day. It _
Ato puipoaa sf ertaAM both af Aw
Miverat and asan Umaalf, It ra-
vaals Aw tovtog sonasen af Qad tot
afvary souL It portraya Us lofbaar
and Us maray and Us
.avantosInfUi
lafact Us leva.
gave Ui
w«Hgfcm,- tha ChrteAaa zallgion. Is
ttw aaost pracAcal prapesiticn in Aw
waildi Bvary man is eenstoaHy. hi
teach of Ged. U only ha will belltve
an tha Lord Jasua Chrlat Ged ia
yandw to Aw kaallaal watohtocet
U Aw thnbariands. Ba is yendar on
aUp at awL Ha is
waUUg to ewB and
Uaaa aagr and aH^ wha wB aaaw
A L E N DA R —
CHURCH sssm
■KTHESOA FRESiYTERIAN
CHURCH
Sunday, Jen. 11
A Douglas MoAm, Pastor
Church s<^ool at 10 o’clock with
a Bible- claaa for every age. The
cursery cUaa remains open during
tbe morning service. Morning wor
ship at 11:11 with prayer, anthem
snd sermon. Oatpoct Sunday rchool
at S o’clorit; Juniors at 4:S0 and
Toath Pellowshlp at t:SO. Every
one Is oordlaUy Invited to attend
’neee servlceo.
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PlIIST •AFTIVr eHURCR
O. Floyd Montgemery, Paater
IS A M.—<3inreb school.
11:15 A M.—Morning worship.
1:15 P. M.—Trstntng Union.
T:SO P. M.—Evening worship.
7: to P. M.—Wedneedsy. prayer
serviee.
7:80 P. M.—Prlday, cottage pray<
er meetings.
NOTICE
Haircuts, 50c
Des Kennedy
Barber Shop
Leoiuurd S. Mayer
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LYTTLETON STREET
METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. H. Ia Spell, Peator ^
Sunday school «t 10 s. m.
Preaching service at 11:15 a. m.
Yonng People’s meeting, Wim
berly HsU, 7 p. m.
GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. Stilee Llnoe, Reetor
t:00 A M.—Holy Commankm.
10:00 A M.—Cbnrch school
11:15 AM. — Mwnlag prajrer
and sermon.
Basketball Game
At Mother Aeademu
Basketball will have its official
beginning at Mather Academy Fri
day niUit when Soont Troop No.
144 takes on a supposedly strong
faculty five. The much talked of
Staff team will bo paced by none
other than Coach Eddie McOirt o'
the Bine Eagle qotntet
The game, which promisee to be
the ace “rookie" one of the sees-
son, wOl begta promptly at 7:SS
o'clock. Tho admiastoa Is 15c. Tho
proceeds |o for the rapport of the
Boy Scoot camp of this area.
Bai^olc’s (^y operating power
plant and street car system will be
taken over by the Slsmaee govern
ment
Painting and
Paperhanging
CALL
EDDIE NOLAN
PkoM 6(Nkl
STOP—THINK!
WEATHERSTRIP
sad Utvw costly foci •. also
keep your homs comfort-
nbis. Also Sumter Vono-
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or vrribs —
J. A. SELLAR^ R-l, Boa
42E, Phono R^ 451B»
Suitor, S, C.
PRE-WAR STANDARD
METAL
^
Weatherstrips
\
Sold and Installod by
E. E. VETTH
Tha only factory oqnip-
pod and trakiod macbanic
in this isction.
p.a Boa im
Floreneo, S. C.
OUR DRIVERS SERVE
you In the full tense of tha
word, because they’re good
chauffeurs, proud of ths caba
they driva.
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WE NEVER CLOSE
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