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: v, ■ J March Meeting Of DeKalb Home Club afternoon, March Home On 29, the tion Club Miss March This meeting was of special Im portance since it was for the pur- lome Damonstra- at the home of Pewell for the pose of planning the club work for e :t year and making out the report of |be work dene clXforthTp-ISe** r th» BMt ytax. Miss Fewell, explained the past few yUn the club work :Bad folic | followed state plans, however for the coming year the clubs in The Worid Of 1949 Easter All indications are that the Palmetto If^ue anH be ; Diucker, mwmbtf of the Kinestree Royals board of directors, the prospects for the Kingstree club in the Palmetto ^ Wp^-ussi? a? and Lake City don’t come cheap. We undmstand oi and Lake City don’t come cheap. We undjmstand one player on an other club is going to receive a salary of $700 a month. Wonder who that player can be? the county would have the privi- of choosing i ML mi' m of choosing what they want v^tifor three units. The DeKalb club was especially interested in lighting and the use of electrical Equipment, bread making and buffet suppers, and making an old hat new. The club selected for its project the coming year, “Getting rid of mosquitoes and flies throughout the community.’’ The annual report which was made out during the meeting was most encouraging and it is be lieved that Kershaw county will again be in the blue ribbon class. The club hopes to have a rep resentative for the short recrea tional course of Winthrop this summer. This would enable it to establish a community recreation al center which would mean much to the young people and also adults. The members are very proud of their club work. Through its varied activities they have learned most, preservation of home produce, beautification of our homes in both interior deco- According to the Myrtle Beach N< sr of the Myrtle ager and owner to the Palmetto League group, Tie made ■ ■Hr y I- lift / if ,JP|! •Cu & jiff* W. “Duck" Yonce, man- Beach "White Caps”, newest addition i, says his club will be a serai no predictions except that his ci and will give the fane of Mj competitive baseball” The News further said that about 20 candidates participated in the first workout conducted by Yonce. The News say that will be in there fighting to win _ _ will give the fans of Myrtle Beach as well as tourists to Myrtle Beach good, Camden tion games will see some numbers to see the exhibi- Blue Rocks here. They and the Portland team are farm clubs of the Philadelphia Phillies. Incidentally Bob Car- “billies, was a pei Ca jnter, Jr., the personable young president of the PI amden visitor last week. There is genuine regret among football fans of the city over the resignation of Coach Lindsey Pierce, who has turned out some grand football teams at Camden High. Camden’s loss in this case .is Conway’s gain and Conway may be expected to climb the football ladder rapidly now. Camden-Trained Horses Win Five Richmond Races atjthe Carolina^up meeting here, ik, The Broad Rock, one and a half miles over hurdles, went to Crayon, owned by Ira A. Daffin of Lititz, Pa., and ridden by 1. L. Wolfberry, owned b; rating and outside land scaping, lb- selection and placing of shrul bery and flowering plants, also the nurture and culture of these plants. Camden-trained horses finished first in five of the six races at the Dwp Hunt Race Course in Richmond, Va., last Saturday^Jn The club members visited many lovely gardens this spring for the purpose of studying plants and obtaining information on planning and developing flower gardens. The club also observed a splen did demonstration on sanding and finishing floors. This demonstra tion was held in the DeKalb com munity and the work was done by an expert. The DeKalb dub feds that the Home Demonstration elub work in Kershaw county is one of the most educational influences we havetodifc ~ addition ter the five winners, were four local-trained horses to take second place in as many races. A majority of the horses that took part in the races had in the Carolina taken part Cup rday race of the pro-1 In the Deep Rtm Foxhunters gram, the Richmond Plate, two steeplechase, three and a half miles over bnulv went to Hamp ton Roads, owned by the Mont ition, Va. sta'' Christison, Walter F. Wickes was second, anu Ropley, owned by R. K. Mellon, was third. All were Camden train ed. Crayon finished fourth in the Wateree here March 26. Pegagogue, owned by Samuel B. Eckert of Philadelphia, an en try in the Cherokee race here, was first in the Malvern Hill brush race at Deep Run. Royal Mission, a Lee L. Chandler entry in the Deep Run Hunt cup, three miles races here the previous Saturday, j over timber, finished second. The featured i by Wi In the eeplechase, three and a ■ miles over post and rails, Cormao Camden-trained and owned by neWeymouthof— ‘ . was first. In the Hill, six. fiirlongi on WluL DISCHARGE is hereby given that But there must be SOMETHING the ^ it goes the wrong way on aH ti* m one way streets! BOYKIN PONTIAC Qtj . .WEST MUU miSET Jean, cerebral rilllrf at birth, must control ot her togs, tiuroat and toogue. since she has es of Pittsburg was second. Time wunaerpnnz, a Germ waa 4:<tt 2-5. Hampton Rosds w*s trained m Camden, and second in the Springdale cup race (Brooks Parker, was J— Dillsburg, owned by R. B. Mellon, horse, ted by 1 first, anil ■tor^atch- lad the races. Five mw course rec- I ords were establMMM^H^H • Roads was trained bv EVERY SERVICE YOUR CAR NEEDS You get the best In auto suppliee and car servicing, rou drive in. 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