The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 23, 1948, Image 10
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TMt CAMDCII CHUCMilCUi; CAIiOg% tOUTM CAjWUia. r»O^T. wAlHIAltY «, 1%^
'CAMDEN IS WINNER OVER
blindbrook in upset
Fme BasketbaD
Court Availal?le~
At Local Anii(H7
Kirhv Tnnoer Sr returned to the Kirkwood arena |
Sunday afternoon and stole the sW wm &atb”c*‘oU«IrS*^!2
srentleman from Chester play a brand of ball that was ^ armory
reminiscent of the days when he lived at Mulber^ and Battery r 7ii aaa. Soatii
wore the silks of that gallant crew' of polo artists but he Carolina. National Caard.
demonstrated the barring some of the high goalers, he capt- Jack Darid of the Battery,
still can play with the best.of hem.
the eoaaty. Castala DavM aaya
that the oaly ensIbQfty reairemeat
for tal«tt for the teams at the
jtetteiT is that the applicant mast
become a meeibeT di the mlttiary
Bidt
HlKh school teams desirinc to
the armory eoart mast first gel
permission from Captahi Darid,
who caa be reached at his desk tn
Um magiatrate's coart room a* the
county eoart house.
■•4 bmim a
aenasras.
The polo game that was
pr»^«lt-1
h«a*4«
1. h Wtur t* nlT aa •
2W^ have hMS tiM m4
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DOANSPILLS
NOTICE TO DEBTORS
AND CREDITORS
All parties indebted to the se-
state of John V. Milee are hereby
notified to make payment to the
Bnd>^rsigned. and all parties. If any
haring claims against the said es
tate will preaeot them llk-wlsa,
anly attested, witUn the tbna
scribed by law. 41-*ip
FRED VTlXa
arthttr riles .
* Esecators.
Cam^. S C.. Jan. 7, 1141
-Hi OS' the XhrlLirood field tnrf while
Bcbednled to be bet#e«h the
Rambler* and Yellowjacket* de-
reioped into a Blindbrogk-Caraden
tilt *tl& Ckaim epHSinm a maj
or apset in aHahing. S Id S.
The Camden teaai. featuring
s.ar* of ynstervear* Mulberry
teams came from behind to stage
a firth and tlxtl ckokker acorlag
-■pree and nose <>ol fn a »ensatlonal
final period spurt. And it was Dn-
Loae and Tapper who applied the
whiplash to the Blindbrook four
some.
The crowd of sereraJ hundred
polo enthusiasts who brsred near
treestng temperature to watch, th®
' I conteet were treated to a rensa-
' tional finish to an air-tight cos
iest.
It was S to 1 In favor of Wind-
brook hi the early half of the
fourth chukker but Lightfoot aian-
aged to score hts second marker
of the afternoon In the final sec
onds of that round and narrow the
cap to s 3-2 count when the gong
soonded.
Early In the fifth chukker Carll!
the'
who coached the crack 40lh Thnk
Battalkm cage team at Fort Beh-
nii^ and wha the Post champtoa-
I ship is coaajktng a battery team sad
^ ^ ,.bi 'aiu1PBf tojptrrange. hopie gamas
scored for Camden to tie up the Guard wam-ia
count. Coming into the sixth and' atata.
final period and with the game all^ ..Btttlpa to National Oairt
t,amea. tim fine court Is being aaed
by the hlgk school cage teaa^ of
Kershaw eoanty. of which there
*re adWn. l^sMleai Bikon DeKalb.
blah^, Bemane, Midtrky. M\ Pts-
gah and Antioch, f^amden and Be-
tbune hare their own gymnasiums.
tied up. both teams hit up as fast
tempo of ploj. Lightfoot and Carll
were a powc^ouse of deferL^e, in
fact, too strong for Blindbrook to
n.ake any aerfoua threats to score.
With tw6 minutes to go in the
game Lightfoot made a beautiful
camr down field to offer a setup
for DuBose directly in front of the
Llindbrook goal. DnBose accepted
(he assist and drore’ the ball
squarely into pay dirt.
Thep in the final 20 seconds of
action. Tupper topped a sterling
but games that they may play with
other teama of the county, will tn
a majority of cases be staged on
the new armory'floor.
The armory is well arranged for
baaketball. in that it has a floor
tecond to none In the state, has
tftemoons p^iraance by drir-jj^jp shower and dressing rooms
ing over a cinching counter and
rare his
team a S to
is described
decision
a real
Tha oil shortage le hert! Now
le the time to have your houoo
ieoulated with rock wool It
pays for Itootf in tho saving of
oil. not to apeak •of addtd conv-
fort during tho hot aummors to
come.
Inflation is horo but not In
our Rock Wool. Wt don’t pump
ours full of air only to settio
down later on. We use batte of
tho proper weight and density.
Calf Us For a Free Estimate
M. E. Forte
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in what
upset
Next Sunday the same teams
will meet on Kirkwood field, earae
time being 3 p. m. The referee
last Sunday was Kirby Tupper. Jr.,
himself a skilled player.
William DeBruhl
In Regulaf^Army
William B. DeBruhl, son of Mr.
and Mrs G. B. DeBruhl of La-
Fayette argnne. Camden, enlfated
in the Re^lar Army for a three
}ear period. Private DeBruhl has
t.eea assigned to the 82nd Alrhorme
division. The army announced to-
rently that the famous g2nd Air
borne division is to be bnllt np
to a strength of If.000 and will be
^maintained as a full strength In-
ifantry division. There are many
' acancies in this famed division
^ for mau who are Interested In s
good Job with a good future. Priv
ate DeBruhl la a graduate of the
Camden High School, class of 1347.
A brother. Ollls DeB'-ihl. Is serving
. T'lih the USN In Seattle. Wash.
I
I KERSHAW LODGE NO. 2S
A. F. M.
Regular Commi|Qlea-
lion First Tuesday of|
Each Month nt 8 P. M j
Visitors Welcome. j
GEORGE MICKLE. W. M.
L H. JO.VES. Secretory
for boys and girl* and can take
care of several thousand spectators
should the occasfoD demaad. The
cage court is arranged to ; rua
north and south and the court la
regulation in sixe wfth haakett
suspended from .fhe steel girder*.
Captain David has some splendid;
rage material in hia guard unit.
ajDOBC the knights of the maple
being Ted Davis. Terry CaoRler.
Cletns WesL Herbert Branham.
Granger Komegay Frank Humph-
riea, Forreat Shirley, Edgar Marsh.
Edgar Deeae and others. To the
many inquirlss racetred from shout
Frank Robmaon
CAMDEN REFRIGERATION
SERVICE
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Camden, S. C,
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CHEVROLET
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— toyvn ^ O
Agaia is 1947,
State Hieatre
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Rex
Friday, Jan. 23
"THE FOXES OF
HARROW"
Harrlsen, Maureen O’Hara
Satarday, Jan. 24
"SOUTH OF THE
CHISHOLM TRAIL"
Charles Storrett
Smiley Burnette
Sat,'Jan. 24, 10:30 P. M.
"SEVEN KEYS Ta
BALDPATE"
Phillip Terry
Jacqueline White
Mon.*Tuea., Jan. 26-27
"IT HAD TO BE YOU"
Ginger Rogers, Cornel Wildn
Wednesday, Jan. 28
"HIGH TIDE”
Lee Tracy, Don Castib
Thursday, Jan. 29
"DAISY KENYON"
Joan Cravgford, Dana Andrevw
PIX THEATRE
BETHUWE, a C.
^ Friday, ian. tS
’^CLMME BTRAN6ER”
with Bing Crosby, Joaa Caulfield
Barry FItsgarald «
News of the Day and Comedy
iin. tf
^COOt OF THE WEST”
srlth Junes warren, Debra Aldan
Chapter Wo. I. Tecae Janies
Alao Cartoon
Saturduy Nlfiit tliew^ t:00
•n^ATt RIV GAL"
"" In Tmcolor—with
Lynne Robert, Donald Barry
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HRST
Notice Id Debtors and
Creditors
All parties intedebted to the es
tate of Helen McTaa Roseboroagh
are hereby notified to make pay
ment to the undentlgned. and all
parties. If any. hartng etairaa
against the .xaid estate will present
them likewise, duly sttested. with-
ia the time prescribed by law.
Helen McCaa Roseborough Geary,
43-4Sp Executrix
Camden. S. C.. Jan. S. 1848
TAX RETURNS FOR 19tt
TO BE made by school
DISTRICTS
Returns of persona] property,
new buUdinga. transfer of real es
tate,' ppll and road tax, are to be
made at the county auditor’s office
reginning January 2 through Feb
ruary 29. 1948. All returns must be
made by School Districts. In mak
ing tax returns, please bring yosr
automobile registration card, po
rot wait until the last day to make
>oor returns. All household goods
and furniture used in the home of
the owner of such goods and furni
ture are hereby exempted from
taxation. Houselibid goods and fur
niture used la bualneas noL exempt
trom taxation, such as honeehold
ioodt and furniture used In hotels. I
rooming houses, rented roomi andi
apartments, or other plaree of busi
ness.
The Auditor will be at the fol
lowing places on the toy desig
nated to assist the taxpayers kith
their tax retnms:
February 2 ....; Kershaw
February S Kershaw
Menday-Tnaaday, Jan. EAET
’’VIGILANTES RETURN”
in Cinecolpr—with
Jon Hall. Margaret Lindsay
Movletoae News and Coihedy
Wadnaaday, Jan. 2i
’’SFqiLERS OF THE NORTH”
wfth Paul Kelly. Adrian Booth
Also Selected Short Suhifccts
Thuraday, Jan.'2f
-FIESTA-
in Technicolor—with
Esther WUUam. Ricardo Montalban
Msfy Astor
News or tha Day sad Comedy
QUALITY
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•n pukEskad pro- MW te prove Sm*. by Mtod erdete
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