The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 10, 1948, Image 1
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ObMPrcrt Expect
provements Made In
Sdiool Plants of No. 10
t During Summer
®*t**isive improvements have been made during tlhe
ihe school
An Editorial
ToBevisamed
Should
1 ■■■ , - . **r' 1 ^ r ^iiiTruws nave oeen maae au
To Rival 1876 In ^ equipment of the
•• District No. 1, Superintendent J. G. Richards
Respects
, movement by a froup
tt g South Carolina
^ to name a pro-
electoral ticket to
^ on in November
s the opinion of some
il observers, precipi
ce bitterest campaign
gtgte since 1876 and
which may re-
said tins week He also stated that the trustees have under
™™«***™ Mtoon ot > two-story Junior High
^ a ope-ftoiy cafeteria to serve the grammar and
1 Project, he said, would be fi-
nancwi by the sale of school district bonds and would be
ready for occupancy in September, 1949. .
“Takiiif advantage of the vacat
tton period of the summer,” Mr.
Richards said, “a number of
school buildings have been re
nted dither outside or inside
the city white schools, all
m rooms, hallways, offices,
-W respocti th. S ^^^b rLv -
« njnu— ii.tM I® *9^ color *. chiefly
n *. De ? aocr * t * Sraan ivory, brown and white;
tisM Ifer* o< *'
Town and
'a ♦
County....
[ resolution
either
members of the regular coats of paint or have been re-
locratic executive com- touched. The roon
id ■«"»* an electoral ticket. |ng also have beei
dissenting members of tee colors restful to th
" rh * * ntM “ 40
of Greenville are
ott, of Dillon; Cal H.
of Anderson- Max
r. W. A.
and State
rooms in that build-
been finished in
tee eye.
„ .— the gymnas
ium has bean ptinted and the
been m
care-
gym floor he*
Biy, faulty flooring removed
and replaced. The enure playing
floor is now
.However J
ie only two
McCravy, of
reT JaUey and
coats of hardwood varnish.
‘The hallway and dam
rooms
which
'by the
party chairman,
jer, of Leesville, was
_J closed doors and re
vere not admitted,
given out
uemocrwtar
; named a defti
__ lie seats from
d tee na
in
I convention 1
ion down and
[Sooth Carolina
1 the delegation named
are now being painted at the Pine
Tree Hill school. The work there
Will be continued at. intervals
after school opens until all day
l out side wood work
• Labor jJDny hi Camden
While in some dtier there was
a flood of oratory - on Labor Day,
Camden had to be content with •
flood of rain.
•One Meeing A Week
Now that the dty manager hag
arrived and‘entered upon his
duties the city commission will
hold only one meeting a week,
this being each Friday afternoon
at 5:30 o’dock.
•Root Room Cloood
The public r«st room on Ka..
Rutledge street has been discon
tinued, City Manager Jack Tal
lent announced this week. He said
the rbom was very seldom ever
All Who Art Intorostod
In Organisation Urgod
ToAMond
A meeting of aQ who are
interested in th* Camden
Obnmber of Coniierce will
be held in the American Le
gion hall Friday night at 8
o’clock, Harold Funderburk,
president of the Chamber,
announced this week.
All business and professional
men of tee city are partkula *
urged to be preaenfc and it
hoped also teat all others who
may be interested in the organi
zation win also attend.
to
consider ways and teifo of fi
nancing the work of the organi
zation In the future. The dty has
announced teat it will discontinue
appropriations to all
teat do not perform i
mental function
idiminut*
that
.•06 it is
tern in the future
ingis beiagcalled
There wM hot be
tion of funds at th*i
day night
Hill
both
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romSouth *»*
•Ucioa F*J1 tuner
^ Jss ZZ!Lf.Ii2££2ft£
ana otner veterans attended toe
• rellr 1 "
t of
the
savea a con-
.on*? ft* the
»f two d
high school
to the
fall rally of ten J. Leroy Balk
Peat of the American Legion
which was held Monday night at
the 4-H Club house at Lake Sha-
A delightful fish stew was
Jack-
1 rooms to
_ school ar.
and are expected to
be ready for occupaa
16. The class
♦Bondi Te Give
Ti Th* High Sdwwl han/f
will give a CO
Station WACA
at 5:30 o’dock.
«Wu CUM Off
ne govern-
thfir win
to
dty
the pur^
and
p night
soBcita-
Fd-
lative delegation, aware
in the present political
people of South Carolina, has wisely
made arrangements to have the books of registration
in tMs county remain open through September fa or
der that every dtisen of the county may have an op
portunity to register and thus be qualified to vote in
the November election.
In South Carolina, the piajority of the voters have
been accustomed to passing up Hie November election
for the reason that not ip many years has there been
any serious opposition to the nominees of the Demo
cratic primaries and a large turnout of the voters has
not thus been necessary. rv
This year the situation mayJbe entirety different.
There ore strange forces ht work and there appears
a possibility that there may be effected a coalition of
some elements in the state which will not bode good
for the majority of the people of this state.
The only hope for the state lies in a practically
solid front on the part of th4 majority of the people of
the state. If some elements of this majority form a
coalition with a united minority, the situation in this
state coiild be drastil “ “
not on guard.$ Atk
-seek any sort of coalition for personal gain.
The Chronicle feels that tilt situation is so serious
that every dtisen of K«r*hdw county should get *
registration certificate and be prepared to do his or
her part in the November flection.
’JR-s better to be safe than sorry.< Get yoiir regis
tration certificate at once and take core of JPIJmW
■AFVAluJJrg vIJ
changed
are alwa
Ernest Nutting f;
bd H F. Bishop
Form Pa
i thi
Haitsville Wins
First Of
Ovsr
Will
•“fjip.r 1
As
of
to 3 victory of
Sooocos over
first game of
Palmetto
whichwhen
Sonoco
2 toO
Mg
;Ernety Nutting, of Cam
den, former forester of the along
South Carotins State Com
mission
Blatant j
Schools In
To Open
■"““•a 1 *?
DufOT Of Poll*,
idwnu m
Plans Of New j
Admimstration j
MgyBtrCemmissionor ond
I City Monoger Outline
Future FoHciot
I Members of the Camden
Junior Chamber of Com- r
merce were assured that the •
affaire of the city of Camden
would be conducted pn a ‘
strict busfaess basis by the <
new city administration loot
Friday night, whan they
heard talks by Mayor Henry
Savage, Jr., Commissioner
A. Sam KareSh and City
Manager Jack 'Mlent
The JayCocs were told by tee
dty officialf that tho new admin-
urtretion planned to lay all ofits
cards on thojaUe at all times
— JUJ*
aia.
— r . t ^—lined
some of tee
— ■n. .Joves
made or are
to
the
a number <
I
which
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In:
Bishop hove fanned
nership and will
fagforeatc.
:and forest
deckled to get
asking the
of the state
committee to nanst
was generally
jial reason
Wednesday washHB
doors was in
may a free and
on putting
tee ticket.
| SO people
although
|" Dr. John Kc-
of the University of
insisted they
as “observers.”
believed that the
ticket will get te*
vote of the state and
[the whites who will line
■ ticket will make
turnout in
cor
wall
whs erectea
on three aides of the Zemp foot
ball field. A tiM/t
and * Mdkflngfar cpld^
fa. _,
ust wmk was begun on the erec
tion of concrete stands on the
east side of the field. The stands
which will seat approximately 800
the Kershaw coun-
has arranged to
registration books in
I county open
w in order that all ciL
r Mve a chance to regis-
i prepared to vote.,
announced laflf
lire to be taken to vaar-
^ oyer the
it convenient for
| for the County id-
18.
21. 1 >
25.
be open in the
* m Camden on all oth-
|«y* except the above,
•re from 10 a m. to
rgesa At
Meeting
[dittatioo at
^ church
tee group
• in
at
5 church
The _
installed in
school during the sum-
of 1947 and have proved
than
Mrs. Campbell Steward, north
ern winter resident
who summers at Bar
and who suffered a cerebral hem-
morhage several months ago is
to come to
win
are nearing completion and
be ready Mr the opening
“The erection of the
made possible
ast of a number
furnish tee money
that k be
the inter
ion
pro-
OMdi of fcoPboBamoi over a
number of yoora TSo money for
~ Tft&TteFbttk
rfftTSSSSwa'Ai
. _ OI Lne rovC icv-vripwo- x-xv
end of tee last season a pay*
it of $1,000 was made on the
Thua fhe considerable un
being poade at thr
are not at the ex
* district .tax
i football field itself has
been mowed at toast once a war
tee summer and is in a
condition with a beautiful
—d.
lily the board of trustees
1 consideration the
of a two story Junior
' , s on# story
service of two
r)
morning at Ido'dock at tee
' use was called off.
#Ta Speak At Edgefield
Senator R. M. Kennedy, Jr, will
be tea principal speaker at the
States Rightsdinner to be held in
Friday night Circuit
H Greneker ^wffl be
the dinner to
iefa some 500 tickets
who had
tightened
next two
Hugh
e Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary
of the Jamas "Leroy Belk Post
will mast Friday afternoon at 4
o’clock at the home of Mrs. M.
G. Muller on Rectory Squ
This is the first milting of the
new year and au members and
‘we invited
Knight* Templar
To Confer Degree*
Camden Commandery No. 12,
K.T, will confer degrees on a
dess of candidates next “ ^ *
evening, Sept 14 at 7:30 &c
at teeMasonic
and
out
Braves third I
with
being s
lineeby the
crecked. H he is uBsMato play tel HrT Bishop graduated in foraa-
S’lSSTSfi {g
the
ace hurter, was given tee works I has been wite the
by the Sonoco sluggers in a final continuously as district
aeries title clash in the Palmetto at Walter boro and
league playoff, the Hartaville I fore being promote*
team combing tea slants of the cut position te Columbia. _
former Sail/league for 12 blows ever, during the war he was or-
and 9 runoHartsvifle won9 to 4. dered to active duty with tee
It was the ascond straight win army and asrved in the states and
‘ ,now, ' Mior
testSTSaTby i
Win appears to be in the offing Price, who was at one tfine eft
for the Sonoco*. tioned te Camden. Mr. Price fin-
Not only did Pitcher Jim Me- ished forestry at the Univwrity of
Alamey of Hartsvflle scatter teeGeorgia telto9 and steceoomi^
Brave hit* over m many frames, whh the commission n'
but ha connected for three hits in ag 0 has been stationed
four times st bat ‘ tanburg, Aiken, CamdenC and Co-
Several score of Camden fanshumbia te various capacities,
motored to Orangeburg tor the| Mr. Nutting wll have ji head
quarters in Q^den^ted Mr.
Bishop te Marion. .
begin te*** 1 1
enite some;
90
Given Schools
Af'-schoot-hnkk
for
director
tee achool lunch division of the
South Carolina State Department
oetion, has announced,
honey will be part
pound shipment
given to the state school
by the productioi
I administration ot
United States Department of
Short Circuit /«
Cause Of Fire
Crossed wires caused a short
circuit in the Ghsrtos
home near Boykin
morning fttd result*
being sent to the fire ,
here for aid. One pumper
ed to the calL Damage \
9 jurviuawu
Of'^tor Club" ImUSLDlSiEm
city on
run
commission
Irfa—nm
trie commission.
4m T. allaL
; -w.
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Repo
On Tonsil CKnic
T £ :*■ ■ybyip,
A report on the tonsil clinic
conducted this summer by
Junior Welfare League
that 23 cases treated an
total of 1517.50 Was
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b»r The Camden hi»h school football team will
Friday
made it ih
wite
1948 season on
when they meet the ■.,
field. Coach Lindsay Pierce bos hod the
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f ive Sdiool
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