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\ L* PAQti SIX FAC •m mtnfa Ov«r . Mt If cMkr trtoerl f V :< 1 p-J n., FOl F< ' i foil W'i '"U ii ,.. ^ < ,»bl 1 I a: jCL I I #* f P> i«ij 1 TMt CAMDEN CHNONICLB, CAMDEN, SOUTH CAWOLINA^ FWIDAY, MARCH It tt4t Winners Of County Cage Tourney MTOWAY GIRLS AND ANTIOCH BOYS WIN CAGE TOURNAMENT IDH«. ■«*! 'v->. y in picture at top the Midway girls cage team. Left to right, back row: Maxine Holland, Catharine Bowers, Alma Reynolds, Coach Stanton, Leona Watkins, Peggy Hall, Jeanette Horton, Front row: Janie Granger, Janet Hall, July Young, Captain Margaret Watkins, Charlotte Corbett, co-captain, and Ella Catherine McLaughlin, who was the star of the tournarnent. In picture at right the Antioch boys team. Kneeling, left to right: W. A. Truesdale, Elmer Colen Gal loway, Coach B. E. Livingston, Wiliam H. Marshall and Gary Pate. Back row, left to right: Ray Rey nolds, Frank Davis, T. C Reynolds, Leyern Rogers and Sam Shirley. /■4 li.; ir The first anrual Kershaw county Class^ C basketball tournament, in progrress all last week, came to a close last Saturday night with a sensational Midway girls team de feating Antioch girls, 48 to 21 after a game that had the crowd of some 900 fans in a delirium of excitement. Midway girls %won this tourna- ment mainly bi^cause they had a Notice of Application ?maU package of talent in one Ella ' p " Cath'fine McLaughlin, who during for cnarier “he three games in which she play- Notice is hereby given that the d, scored approximately 100 points, undersigned will, after the explra- In the final game she posted 36*^*^*' three days from the date jf the 48 points made by her team, hereof, apply to the Secretary of Put the Midway boys, picked by of South Carolina for an ap- he rail birds to cop the boys hon-' PUcatioh for a corporate charter for rs fell by the wayside when they a proposed corporation to be known went down to defeat before an alert a* Country Club, Inc., of Camden, nd smart shooting Antioch aggre- aald corporation to have an au- vatlon 32 to 24. It was one Gallo way who paced the Antioch boys' to victory, gett.ipg 21 points. Hor-j ton with 11 points was high scorer for Midway. Following the final gun in the — Midway-Antkich game, which rang down the curtain on the 1948 clas sic, suitable trophies were present- d. to the winning teams. On Friday night the Midway girls utchiBsed the Hethune girls, win ning hv a 42 to 17 score, while the Midway boys nosed out the Be- thiine boys 2t' to 18. Thursday night the Antioch boys 'defeated the Baron DeKalb boys 31 to 13 while the Antioch girls won over the Baron DeKalb girls S3 to 15. A recapitulation of the scores for th“ tournament follows; Monday Night: Bethune girls 15, Blaney 11; Bethune boys 21, Blaney 13. Wednesday Night: Midway girls 52. Mt Pisgah 21; Midway boys 32. Mt. Pisgah 12. ' Thursday Night: Antioch boy* 31. Baron DeKalb 13; AnUoch girls 33, Baron DeKalb 15. Friday Night: Midway girls 42, Bethune.17; Midway boys 20, Be thune 18. Saturday Night; Midway girls 48, Antioch 31; Antioch boys 32, Midway 24. The tournament was a great suc cess in every particular and Ar thur Stokes, county superintendent of education, hopes to make it an annual event. fborlzed capital of flS.OOO.OO and to be empowered to buy. tell and deal in real estate and personal prop erty and to conduct a club house, or club houses, and engage in a general entertainment business and to have its piincipar place of busl- neaa In Camden, South' R N. SHANII^ H. Q. CARauS W, II GOOD4I> J. E. McKAIK J. M. VILL] March 12, 1948. HOSPITALIZATIOl “Just in case” —you had better take on an additio policy. We offer coverage for as loi^g as FORTY days TIME, paying |6.00 per day for room and board and extra incidental expenses, at the LOW cost of only abouj^ cents per week. Ihdlvidnal and family groups. Surgical wl fits added at slight extra cost Pull details on request ^ David H. Baum Insurance Agency Or. Quiz ® ROSSEli OQC RAN 101 YAAft FOR A Touch. DOWN IN A ROSE Sonl 6^^^! I" n\> «S •>* * 4 PoRNtER MAYOR, MICXNAHeO "fAa. 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