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▼ CAMDEN. MHJTH CAROLINA. MARCH 28, 1848 Number 2 KrtfrM Of War To Moot Wrrti official!. /. Coming To Camden Lott T. Rogers Accepts City Manager Position And Will Report May 1 Lott T. Rogers, who has been city manager of Lan caster since October, 1947, has accepted'the offer made to him by the Camden City Council to become city manager of Camden and will enter upon his duties on May 1. He tendered his resignation this week to the Lancaster City Council. Mr. Bogers was first approach- ‘ ‘ ~ “ y Council Record Attendonce Expected JumoffHorse^, , Show Is Event Thousands To Throng City Of Next Monday For Carolina Cup Meeting Nine Classes Expected To Attract A Large Num ber Qf E-trim. Much interest is being Entries In Cup Meeting THE WATEREE Hurdle*. For maiden* three- ed by the Camden City on Feb. 27 and declined the offer. He waa approached again later and accepted the position on ntatives of the ts Administration r on next Monday or Henry hairman Usher W- when newt that he was plan- the County Board ning to come to Camden leaked rainnprs and others out in Lancaster the City Council TTaTden At, erty. An extort is hi came to P^mHon, as was re- e by the city and listed in The Chronide last week, apt the orooerty and endeavored to have the Cam- get ine piypcrvj den _ release him event it is secured During the two years he has pill he made to es>|bean in Lancaster. Mr. Rogers has unior college on it. made an outstanding record as Ivage received a tale- dty and his work there r n strom. regional I has attracted much attention, the Wtf Assets Ad- Prior to going to Lancaster as d ed by a repruunta-l he the^Uanta^ffic^ I to being released from the Army. rSliedXt tbfSg- J “£*>*« *• f “tiv« <* South brents wen •»*•- graduated from Qemson r and it is hoped that ace on next iuctive of results. lip taken in the first annual tmus-oUI and upward. Puna $350. Junior Horse Show to be'Abnt on# mlla and a halt ; held by the Camden Junior! T*?*'^*™'*. Ljod* Horae Show Association on Bo, dieJXl Nj’vy j^St, next Monday afternoon at 21 Prairie Imp, Bomint. Crayon, o’clock at the Junior Horse Fonsibrer, Loch Halo. Ropley. Show ring, located on High Lott T. States Coast and Goedetie in the U. S. Department of ^ culture before going into Army in April, 1941. Churches Observe !elief Day ors of all faiths are and have their con- to participate auhaneous offering Setter Named [■sans I l%*%swea%asfcaa uog tnampion Captain, Ownad By Mitt Caiaf R-cUi^r, Wj-aig Of Firtl Honor*. Ives offeri 27, if they and urgin#' | attend the chi be Captain, a beautiful rangy taken in daurdie* I getter, owned by Miss Carol M p k ia. urches of all faiths Kamschatka ptautktion; was .“““fEgJHthi champion of the Lenten since the members of the ■yhave not| I * , tf Show given before a union bare refused to agree gin* every throng of several hundred end the church of people in Rectory Square of ChurchM Mrs. In the added class, that of chil- it,‘United CounS I J^ch children aen; Fred W. Ram-1 president. Church and Dr. W: lan of the ol Cepto, ttw j was shown in the pointer and set- re in the history of| t * r ^ ^ jive the churdies of I Mtos CardL Second honori been faced with y^JJf^^S!^ o, o n „ d r sassSSi; ^ ie ability of the | J? Sue, ownwl wkl shown by especially the ^® nny Sheffield. 1 In the springer spaniri class, Union Prevents Jadyn Election Mill Managamaitt Agrtad But Uniofi Would Not —•—7— ^ \ Agrat To It. way No. 521 to the north of 'Cool Springs" plantation. All competitor* will be Junior riders or those who have not at tained their 18th birthday. There will be nine classes in the show and a trophy and four ribbons will be awarded in each class. Mrs. Melvin Church, II, of Bixey- ville, Va., will ha the judge. , The grand championship trophy has been donated by Mrs. Marion duPont Scott Coming on Monday following the Carolina Cup races, a large crowd is expected to attend tee show, and keen competition is ex pected in all of tee flamy The Junior Horse Show mittee is composed Haath, chairman; Radfearn. Mills, treasurer; Mr. and Richard B. Boykin, Mbs Jane r, J. Willis Cantey, ' an C Clyburn, Mr. end M H. Daniels, Mrs. Charles STEEPLECHASE SiaepUehaaa. Fee four-yaar-olds and upward. Puna $350. About two milM ovwr brush. Toyford, Bannock Laddie, Bel fast Pedagogue, Iseeyou, McGinty Moore, Tagnall, Fonsilver, Flying Wing. . THE CAROLDVA CUP Steaplachase. For 7*ar-olr Loo. A) timber. Royal ssi—iww. Po&iah San 1 lab. Soa Dona Sleeping. Ftara, Some Gold, orse snow com- >*ed of Shannon 1; Mrs. Rufus J. ary; Wilson L. THE CAMDEN PLATE - For thro* voor-olds and ward. Puna $225. Six teriongs on tho flat Tourville, Uncle Pierre, Golden Partly Cloudy L Extra, Scoach mrmmstmk THE SPRINGDALE CUP Six of Finest Timber Jumpers To Fight It Out In Feature Event • ■ • ' Under clear skies the largest crowd that has ever wit^ nessed the Carolina Cup race is expected to be present for the seventeenth running of this great timber race on Saturday afternoon at the Springdale track. The advance guard of visitors for the event has already begun arriving in the city, many more will come in Friday and on Satur day thousands will converge on the city. Interest in the race this year seems at a higher peak than ever before. Six of tee finest timber jump ers in America are expected to face the starter in the Carolina Cup, three miles over 18 timber jumps, and it appears now that it may be anybody's race. Some Gold, who finished ahead of Done Sleeping, is picked by some as the favorite out all are agreed r, James L. M. Waller, David R. and Mbs Kate Williams. It is announced that in the event of rain the show will be eeplschw. Fee four-year-olds imuMuameml temuaa a W-oom*A upwmra. kutm axx>ux miles over brush, amp ton Roads, Big Bones, Re pose, Bannock Laddie, Scuttle- held on nine Open to and under, judged on ■r £' h—wi«~ md seat 12 There apparently will not an election on the ques tion of ousting the union from the Jadyn Hosiery Mill until next Novembe: Row- illinnn ministry. will not "only I '»• woo™; ■econo vitally important “d* owned and shown bmtaUon^SriTSf Virginia Savare, and ^ | overseas but will owne d and shown all the world just Dorns. he power generated 2 th ? d “ se, , a ? d winners were unite in such a Spaniels: First, cause.” I Mrs. Rufus I John to one being held beforg the year since the last election is up, although a large ma jority of the employees 0; the . mill (had petitioned for one. Recently SO out of tee 52 em ployees of the mill, who are eligible for union membership, signed s petition asking tee Na tional Labor Relations Board to order an election on tee question jloyees. 'Hie National Labor Relations Board is understood to have sent ive to Camden and contacted both the mill and wcIT* It is understood that the man agement of tee mill agreed to the loldin^ of the election but teat the union would not Some of the employees stated that they understood there were snbers of the union who had voted general horseixlanihiD* « ! Children’s Hacks. Open to hones over 15.0. To be ridden by children and judged on perform ance at a walk, trot and canter and suitability as a child’s mount Lead Brin flaae, Open to dren 6 years of Competitors to U« one on foot and judged on horse manship at a walk and trot Limit ed to children not entered in any other class. Junior Working Hunter. Open to horses and ponies of any height To be rioden by children and shown over the outside course, no jump to exceed 8 feet To be judged on performance, manners, way of going and suit ability as a child’s hunter. Horsemanship —- Hunting Seat 18 to IT: John T. McNicholas Mi * > Mary Whitaker; chairman of tee h^Mtotba Savage tees of War Relief L.®°3 rkin Spaniels: Relief._ _ National Catholic I M ®> Shannon First Heath; Gob- said, “Never Dickie, Mias Mary Bonsai; third, of tee * Mi ary of the world such compelling ®n charity.* J. Donahue of .^eixoportanee misery 1 Boykin; it Miller; Damage, Buck, third, Tim, >n and Teams Sunday •oirence stokes; second, susm Jean r^STlhSu^^ill Htts; second ZipperChip Mills; third, [Tick, Jean Laird. The dan for hounds was can celled because of tee absence of teat breed of do(N. I'.!' ,1 .m -«i. 11 . (Dri.) business interstate 6 city We *tetes that the |Coming Events only 11 members of voted and these 11 against it Head of National Lcfegne of Women Voters In Camden Mrs. ErroU Homer, president of tee National League of Women and while her of Camden with a group of ^ discuss the formation of a local stated teat tee has chapters in Co- Charleston, Rock Htti THE BARON DaKALB Fes terse year Purse $500. A a halt ^ ^ x xle, Dillsburg, Wolf- berry, Strategy, Big Bone*, Navy 'jEt* THE KtRSHAW For tbraa year-old* and aw ard. Purse $225. One mRe on tea McGinty Golden Prairie Imp, Phib- lant Corregidor, Red Cross Past Half Way Mark In County The Kershaw County Red row will enter on its last week next Monday and to date about two-thirds of the county's quota Harry D. Kirkover. chairman of the Carolina Cup Committee, announces that the gate to the infield will bo dosed for enio traffic at 1:41 p. m. He sug gests that all people who plan on parking In tea Infield area ar- » be there before 1:45 Harry D. Kirkover, Town and County.... The Court inn will servo a buf- r lunch Saturday from 12 to order that guests may eat m gat to the Carolina Cup room in ample timiL^^t.^^, •To o'clock. Because of dens crowd expected at the Saturday it Is den people 00 early thereby avoid ing some of the last-minute; six might that teat any one of the coroe out in front It is generally expected Sten Flare, Royal Mission (bote trained by Sidney Watters, Jr.); Some Gold, trained and ridden , Hetgrison; Done _ trained by Burling and Austin Brown's Ponair and Moonshee will offer one of the most interssting cup menus ever offered at Springdale. There are 69 entries in the ■•von races listed for the Caro lina Cup meeting Saturday and in the 17 yean of the meeting point of interest, will “ ‘ The Carolina broadcast over will be WIS of Columbia, starting at 2:45 & m., with Chris Wood, national- famous turf iportscaster, de- Roads, a ned hors: by W. Wicket, St. die, tr ‘ “ is bem raised. ly famous turf iportscaster, As the doee of tee campaign | scribing the clamk. Mrs, Chairmen W. M. Wilson | • Night Depository to piildren’s Jumping. Open to children 13 to 17 yuen of age inclusive. Competitors to ride over eight jumps in the ring weeding 3 feet To be on horsemanship only. Children’s Hacks. Open pontes end horses 15.0 and ui To be ridden by children judged on performance at a walk, trot *»<< canter *«H suitability as a child's mount Children’s Jumping. Open to children 12 yean of age and un der. Competitors to ride < eight jumps in the ring not igXV. ceeding horsemanship onty, of Junior W< To be on orking Hunters torse foil) Pair in Tandem (one horse 'following the other). Combined ownership permitted. To be ridden by chil dren and shown over tee outside course, no jump to exceed 8 feet To be judged rot performance, manners, evennem of spacing and suitability as children’s hunters. has issued an appeal to all work- arse to redouble their efforts end^ to attempt to ate that every one The Commercial Natkmal has an opportunity to contribute announces that it has installed\a before nwrtTTnmsdaV right night depository which will Ifc Wilson atohas wFed that j^v tor use <m Monday, M all Who have not beenl^- Individual money bags with not wait for a solicitor duplicate keys will be provided to erita but to bring or mail in kustomars who wish to use it The their contribution. night depository his become very County Red Crpes officials again popular in larger towns and this week pointed to a significant cities, statement made by Basil CCon-1 . .. VV“" nor, president of tee American •To Install Officers in connection with Bit* I < i year’s drive. . TheerJ^^b® » ‘The forces of nature," said Mr. tijm of officers of the I^she Zemp O’Connor, "gathering their omin- Chapter No. Ill of the Order of ous powers of destruction, do not I the Eastern Star for the year consult our budget ok* our fund U^-SO et the Masonic raising directors before teey [TbuCTKtey evuamg, March 81. The Woolfe trained poee and Scuttleman, trained by mneis Bellhouse, facing the starter. The afternoon’s card calls for racae. In the order in which * will be run they are the the Cherokee, the Caro- , the Camden Plate, the le, the Baron DeKalb and the Kershaw. Harry D. Kirkover, chairman of the Carolina Cup race meeting, ■nnqunced this week the person- nri In charge of the meeting. seated cm tee stewards group by Earl Potter of New York and Camden. Otheres on the com- Mdddy von State^and*William Du Pont dida job of ai*- strike. " public is invited. “Nor is international tension, I ^ .. ’ T . _ „ which threatens the peace of the •The Hospital Ball ESfiL* respecter of Red Cnee AdvMct ^ to . T^the Red Crce. murt be wLJje. VT u <rT eul be held in the recreation building American people, it is in tee I . ~*| JTz, _ . ,*** ess teat we have ^ Friday nt.aiybei our responsibility to tee I 01 * 11 * beginning at 9.80 R Williams, of Camden, ~and gwnruu M. Waller, of Bedford Harry'Plumb, of Virginia, who is tee official starter for the Hunt race circuit, win be starter to every race. Mr. Kirkover will be dark of |re Di Jetton David R. has been warm all Thursday the thermotei*H around pretty does to 90. beet of our we return another year’s responsibility to the| zu * n *» Beginning as ».ou . Sunday Movies Is and E. Clarkson Rhame. J Leonard Graham and jSSpJl: ids wUl bjs to charge ef the tadea at the Patrol WORK OR Walk on tho addition i hotel la progress! Sarsfield hold it progressing rap idly and tee bricklayers on tee north $ide wall have now ed the RUMORS FLY PART Rumors continue to fty around the city about new buildtogs that to the are projected and new enterprises which are reported to be planning to to riowwiaw. Some ed the rumors have foundation, others do not Through Assembly Artist's Sketch of New Camden Junior High School The bill levies la passed both houses erd Asm | Governor The bill [entertainment at' _ _ [would conflict with church set- ices. Thei Prc*. Arden Lown Sr, and Rub Boy- will be Cyril will bo Dr. a £L WiD Present Cup