The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 20, 1948, Image 10
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S;M o’clock * tW YMCA 1b •Uft-
tof'. Malfn tor Utaart— wf& te-
elude the MUM ol ralned-out
mat thojim that
spires (or tho pterotf
mm 'hi t»
the edse of 1»4« bwethll ohUrtoa|bAU
following the I to 4 detest hooded
oat by Lake City Ipre Wednesday
1 out o(I
t to 7 1TM eU thto so-1
fabled pie Chiefs to keep their half
game lead over the Trackers who I
I are 1b the fifth place.
SnV Horton started on the ■
| lor the Chiefs in the Lake
hereby notified to make payment
all parties.
by the Trackers in the third when
three runs came in and a disas
trous start in the fourth when three
; hits pot another ran over, Johnny
Moore came in, yielding: six hit*
end two additional runs in the ro-
maining round#. Horton and Moore
anaged to total 14 strikeout# dur-
I tag their pitching, bat they yielded
,— J a total of IS hits, three going for
doubles.
v « Lake City « IS ll^Camdcn. a &. Aug, i>.
Babb and Tyson; Horton. Moore | ■iASTER S SA1
end stone. Coat. L.TV wwMetgng
net right in the first
FYiday night and the
enough to win the bell
er flCety. who was rushed I
Horton, pitched good i
that tour ran tend.
of
not
od his
a honu
double
sMd Mr $71,WO display
Friday night, hittti
end In addition got n
—~
Notice To DeUmto*
And Creditors ■
All parties indebted to the es
tate of Mattie Timbers Betas ere
to the undersigned, and __
* .V* 7, claims egalnet the
•*m etaato will preeeot them like
wise, duly attested, within the time
Prescribed bf tew. 2S-SSp
Jimmie Louise B*a*>j0rdan.
Executrix.
IMS.
Shealy Pitches
Three-Hitter
I In Mound Battle
(Milter Shealy of the Camden
Chiefs and Barney Martin of the
Orangeburg Braves staged a sen
sational hurling duel at Legion sta
dium Tuesday night, with the
| Chiefs emerging nt the top end of
a S to 1 count
r gate inrbqTTUrd hit* dnr-
tng the evening entertainment,
while the Chiefs found Martin for
five. Martin had an edge on the
Camden fllnger in strikeouts, get
ting 11 ae against 10 potted by
Shealy. For seven innings the
Braves were held— to a ‘ lonely
■cratch hit, that by Red Barnett,
to Me third inning.
It was the sixth meeting between
the Camden and Orangeburg teams
in the local stadium and Camden
has taken every one of them. In
the 11 games played between the
Chiefs and Braves this season.
Caadon, has won oeran and
Orangeburg 4. Camden rolled up
•1 runs and Orangeburg hsd 44.
Onmdsa SIS
mngebnrg IS 4
Shealy and Stone; Martin and
CAMDEN ff, SUMTER t
Last Thursday night Pie Chiefs
detested Sumter IS to I. Bara
Chandler was in the box aad yield
ed only eight hits while the Chiefs]
ran np a total of IS off Anderson
sad Ray Stokes.
Jot Blalock led the Chiefs at the
bat, getting three for five, while
Knox Bertram had two for fire,
one being a borne ran in the sixth
with one man oa. Reeder of Sumter
had two for four.
The
Kershaw
Uce that
the Court
SALE
god Master for
ty hereby gives no
te a Decree of
Common Plena for
County, made in the
of L. R. Johnson. Plaintiff, ra Paul
C. Fletcher and Dean B. Hdoges,
Defendants, that he win sell at pob-.
lie auction bo the highest bidder]
(or cash in front of the Court
House door In Camden, Sooth Caro
lina, on Sates Day in Septambor,
IMS, the asme being theMEteranth
(7thd Day of said month, daring
the legal hears of onto, the follow
ing described property, to wit
to the plat of said
the southern half of lot Na
Sold lot begtaaing at tha
of not No. 11, on Mata Stre
tewing the Mne of said tot
ward Two Handled (200) foot, to
iws said alley
for Kershaw County
Allpy, thence follows
northward . parallel with 4 Mata
Street, Twenty-Two (SS) feet,
thence running, back eastward,
parallel with the South line One
Hundred (100) feet, theuee turning
Booth Two (S) feet, striking cen
ter wall in store buildings, thence
running said waff op to Mein
Street, thence running with Main
Street Twenty (20) feet A be
ginning corner, end is
follows:
: On tto Nortn by Ul.
by Main Street; SCPMI wf ex
Hugh Oliver or lot No. ll; and op
the Want by said Alley, this being
the lot conveyed to Paid C. Fletch
er and Dean B. Bodges by deed
dated ^ November 8, 1241. recorded
In the office of the Clerk of Court
for Kershaw County in Book DI at,
page 4SS. • |
Terms of Sate: For pash, the suc
cessful bidder to deposit with the
at the conclusion of the
bidding. Five pm* cent (1%) of his
bid as evidence of good faith, the
name to be applied upon the par
chase price in the event of com-
j pliance but to be forfeited OS
I liquidated damages in case of non-
eompUanee. ^
ATHLETES FOOT ITCH
NOT HARD TO KILL.
IN ONE, HOUR,
If not ploasbd, your 85c back at|
any drug store. TE-OL, a STRONG
fungicide, contains 99% alcohol. IT
PENETRATES. Reaches MORE
germa to KILL the itch. Today at
DsKALB PHARMACY
Little Theatre
CqjMpn, S. C.
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Aug. 20-21
AY MUSICAL!
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EMPEROR
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Bing Craeby, Joan Penfelne
STATE OF THE UNION*
Ipeneer Tracy, Van Johnson
• Katharlhe Hepburn
Enjoy thofteor Entertalnmen*
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The bidding will not remain
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When In Need of
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Cigarettes pkg. 18c
Carton ...:.. $1.75
White Houm Mly 2 12 ox.
Glasses 25c
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Oil
Sardines, 2 for 25c
Blog Ribbon, Long Grain
Rice, 3 lbs..... 55c
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SHORTENING,
Sp«T» Crisco and Snowdrift
SHORTENING, 3 ft.’can... $U7
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