The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 07, 1948, Image 11
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Lteboarrs «re‘$20, which
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.1 tHrSmden pUyera wUl
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Lttageine'^t of the ChJafa
l ®S?we have ^ttne Ml
1^11 itrlng »lon« witt
L-^t and we’re aaklng the
Tcjiinb on the optlmtetlc war
’ their aeason tteketa
It Sets a lot of «“®“ey tp
wnb in the manner In
Eeff wlU be operat^. It a
f the fans to provide the
,ithell by buying the tic-
attending the gamea.
I the opening game of the
V home, schedule, with
Eown here to batUe ^e
th© price of admlsilon will
buck. Every fan In ^m-
ij Kershaw county should
a point to be oh hand to
, boys a grand sendoff.
,l»h school band will be on
and Mayor FYancia Nolan
> will pitch the first ball
ler Myers, chairman of the
of directors doing the
McCorkle has a lot
burling shots he has been
on but as yet has not de-
whether he will toss the
[itch the dipsy doodle, the
4Mter or the south wind
[board
bpping.
■polo season ended Sunday
Iwu a disastrous afternoon
Camden Towners._The
team ran the Town-
Best-at No
Ireater Cost
, funeral aenricft, as
nany other thiiics,
best is usually m
costly in the ksf
Ever since thif as-
'iment was fovnul-
hns been osir sat
ts fhre our clieats
[vsiy best in serrica
in merchandise. Da-
this fact, oar piioM
as low .r~" si^ in
esses lower—than
liere. The public is
times welcome to
our premises.
[ORNEGAY
leral Home
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era raftged, Winning 11 to 4 and
making the Tejan warriors * look
mighty rusty. Tho Tsjan ponies
and entourage rolled out of Cam
den Wedneaday for Baltimore
where they will hold forth this
coming summer, returning to Cam
den In the fall Snd ready for action
in November.
By the way, you baseball fans,
tonight (Friday) there will be a
real baU game at Legion parik. iTie
Orangebnrg team battles the Chiefs
In an, exhibition event and since
two of the 1947 Camden aces, La-
mont and DeLnry are with Orange-
burgr the local fans will be on the
Job to strut a mourning act, meb-
be.
It la Interesting to note the en
thusiasm prevailing In the golfing
ranks here. Some thirty women
turned out for the last two tourna
ments for the fair sex and Mrs
Raymond Woolfe, who la chairman
lof 'the maiden activities plans on
J carrying on the weekly competi
tion throughout the summer
m(mths. -7
The same la true of the male per
suasion, where bigger and better
entry lists are In evidence. De-
Loach Sheorn Is the new champion
of the club defeating Joe Sheffield
Sunday In a hard fought match S
and 1. Morty Muller, Jr., won the
second flight by winning ovw
Granger Gaither S and 1. Tom An-
crum took third flight honors, de
feating Charley Moller.
In cate you are intereated. Tom
my Laiorda is not with Wilming
ton at r^)orted by baseball author^
itiat, bnt la with Kingston, N. T.
Darlington Beats
Camden ffigh Team
The Camden High School baae-
baU team loat to Darlington High
by a aeore of • to 4.
Darlington scored three runs in
the seventh Inning and twice In the
eighth. Falk, TunstaU and Stokes
led the Darlington hitting attack
while Cox and Baker were the lead
Ing clontera for (Jamden.
NOTICE ’ -
The reglatration books for Kei^
shftw County will bo opened from
9 A. M. untn 4:t0 P. M. at the
tollowlnc plaoet on tho dateo
named:
Moy 10—Keruhaw at tho office of
Jones and Jbnoa.
May 17—Blaney at the Sehoolhonoe
May S4—Bethnne at the School-
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TRESPASS NOTICE
Treapaalnf, shootlnc of fire
arms, or Ashing <m the Elmore
Hilton Farm and pond known as
the Hough Pond la prohlbitlvo. Any
person or poroons will bo punished
by law If violated. t-llc
g M. SOWELL
ATHLETES poor GERM
KILL IT* FOR 35c.
IN ONE HOUR
If not pleased,'your money back.
Ask any druggist for this STRONG
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Wins Fl^ TmimeyjSlmfDeld To
For Women (lifers dob Championship
Mrs Frank Woodruff won the la^
dies flag tournament at the Cam
den Country club Montey. Over
thirty women took part In the
weekly competitive program.
Mrs. Woodruff carried her Aag
to 'the skcond green, along with
Mrs. Robert A. Bruce and It was
necessary to arrange a playoff to
decide the wlnnM*.
Second ’ honors went to Mrs. R.
A. Bruce and third place to Mrs.
Charles Palmer who almost redcb-
the second green.
The putting cont^ honors went
to Mrs. Robert A. Taller who took
34 puts on 9 holes. The second and
third place honors proved to be a
three-way tie between Mrs. Charles
Jdoller, Miss Priscilla Buckley and
Mrs. Arden Lowndes, who all post
ed 37 putts.
The six blind hole.putting com
petition was won-by Mtsa Priscilla
Buckley who registered but 12
putts. Mrs. W. F. Buckley donated
the first prize. The balance of the
prises came from the pro-abop.
Another all out ladies day will
be on the order of affairs on next
Monday.
Mrs. Ra3rmond Woolfe la chair
man of the womans committee of
the club and has the able assist
ance of the following committee
members: Miss Priscilla Buckley,
Miss Ida McDowell, Mrs. Dion Kerr,
Mrs. Charles DeLoache, Mrs. Rob
ert Taller, Mrs. <3aleb Whitaker,
Mrs. Arden Lowndes, Mrs. Granger
Gaither, Mrs. Charles Moller, Mrs.
Dwight Partridge, Mrs. Joe Shef
field snd Mrs. J. W. C. Boykin with
Mrs. Joe McKain as aeoretary-
treasurer.
Mrs. Woolfe plans on having
weekly toumamenta at the golf
clnb through the summer season
and also continuing Into the fall
and winter season of 1948-49. There
has been a marked Increase in In-
terect among tho women of the
community toward the golfing pro
gram and In the past several weeks
the playing group has shown a
steady Increase In numbers.
On Monday, May 10, the follow
ing women golfers will Journey .t^
Charlotte to take part In the in
vitation tonmament to Ne held
there: Miss Pnscllla Pnckley, Miss
Ida McDowell, Mrs. Ray Woolfe.
Mrs. Joe Sheffield. Mra. Robert
Taller, Mrs. Arden Xowndes and
Mra. J. W. C. Boykin.
DeLoadi Sheorn won the cham
pionship of tho Camden Country
Club Sunday by defeating Joe Shef
field 8 np and 1 In one of one of
the beat matehea Camden golf fol
lowers have witnessed In many
years.
Both players gave a perfect dem
onstration of skill and . champion-
ahlp caliber, each putting up a
superb brand of play.
Sheornmt the Jump on Sheffield
by wlnoCSg three of the first four
holes to go 3 up. an advantage he
malnjained through the first nine
holes of action. Sheorn picked up
two more holes on the back 9,
which gave hhn a B up advantage
at the end of the first 18. His
score for this ronpd was 72 while
Sheffield posted a 74.
Sheffield made a beantlful come
back in the afternoon round, shoot
ing a neat 73 but Sheorn matched
that with a 7B, to win out on the
17th hole where Bhaftlald put hM
tea shot wit 9t bounda. ^
The turning point of the match
could be brought back to the lOth.,
18t)i and ISth holaa of the after
noon round when It looked Ilka
Sheffield might have w<m those
holes. Sheorn however made bril
liant recoveries to maintain hla
lead.
Both playeis hit their shots tree
to the targets and thrilled the gal
lery by booming tee ahota that
averaged between 150 and 100
yards.
The second fillet was a battle
between Granger Gaither and M.
Muller, Jr., with the Utter winning
3 and 1. 'This was an even match
with Muller'winning on the 17th
hole.
Thomas Ancmm defeated C. Mol
ler 3 and 1'to win the third flight
The consolation honors will go to
the winner of a match between M.
Muller, Jr., and T. V. Hough of Ker
shaw.
Br. C. C. Brswmlt*
Re-deeted Treamrer
PMDPA For M Yeara
In recognition tor marttorloia
aedvice as treaaurar Of the Pal
metto Medlinal. Dwtal and Phar-
■■nautical Aauoelatloft for M years,
and tor havlag attmidad arury
masting for past It yean. Dr. C.
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The ledge of Horseshoes falU at
Niagara la being worn back about
five feet each year. The ledge of
the American falls ts receding about
one-half foot per year.
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