Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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town News and Joto Haile * - “ - C, were: linden: [cArn, a. J. G* - 1 " . [Sbia:f Sg.*£i ito. ^ag%MU: [i» Came Joof^ nater: Mr»- J- ST Hill, W** Anna eat FaUa: ^gseiM^ ncaster: Mr. and Mrs- ards. Misses Pauline, j Marion Richards, ith Springs: Mr*. Tuck* W.iU Mary Rich- Mia* Jane boro, N. C; J. P. Richards, Ker- Total EcGpse Of Mom On April 12 the April II and astxooo- T tta» II the night la araaoroa £^*,o‘. ' The eclipse is padad to be total at 11:1! To Camden Team The Camden Ramblers spotted ambitious Port Jackson polo — vxmmnuu- of the books nee to given to the --- -• r— Austin Butler and little r, Nancy, visited the for- Sunday Movies Legal In City Amusements that are legal in Kershaw county on Sunday were made legal in the city of Camden The General Assembly recent ly enacted a law making Sun day noon and then went on to trample than under a 7 to 6 count In actual scoring Camden had seven and Fort Jackson two. Leonard Graham, who played one of the beat games he has turn- in this season, Eddie Tejan and for the Ramblers. Ramos scored one goal. Scoring for the Fort Jackson CoL Tran Mai m managed to put the goad line in the €5esada^a^ rang tiie Number on Ramos* shot in the second ue Rocks To Of Games Here hi the Fort Jackson was given the white- The Wilmington Blue Rocks Wain treatment in all three chuk-: have quite a number of exhibi- ken but managed to lead at the tion games scheduled for Camden halt 4 to *by virtue of the goal .during their stay here, allowance. | Following are games yet to be In the fourth chukker Eddie Te- jan scored twice and Graham once. Fort Jackson flashed a tight de fer the Ramblers, while Floyd fenae and mixed it with a strong was making the visitors first' offensive kept the ball in the counter in the afternoon. Camden Camden area. It was not until the d another goal in the fifth third chukker that the Ramblers t-1 began to ramble and from then goal in the on Graham’s shot Colonel » lack score for Fort Jackson in sixth. In the early part of the the fifth period, it was t sixth the 6n all-Camden. In, the | Ramblers plainly coasted. April 9, Evansville, Ind. * Rock ,T- ^Monday, April U f Eau Claire, Wednesday, April 19, Pawtuck et, R. L Friday, April 15, Hartford, Conn. Saturday, April 18, Flint, Mich. Sunday, April 17, Springfield, Wednesday, April 20, Thomas- v ille, N. C. This will give the local fans numerous opportunities to sea the Hocks in action. - r - . - — MILLirS for Lumber ”--’ r - vb moving amusements pictures legal in and other the county.* r. and Mrs. L. P. on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Thompson e RSHAW. 8. C. had as their jpiests on Sunday, Vance, 1" U-! and AlUson, Pat Thompson, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Misses Nance jfts, Barbara Britton HOF T^LASIT .ash La Rue pril 9. 10:30 P. M. E BIG FIGHT* Joe Palooka Columbia. The weekend guests of Misses Elizabeth, Lai and Sophie Rich ards were: Miss Mary Richards, Davidson, N. C.: Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Richards and little Dick Rich ards, Kershaw. Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Freeman held at Cameron on April 1. Stanley McManus, U. S. Navy, who has been transferred from San Diego, CaliL, to Charleston, S. C., spent the weekend with his its, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mc- Terry Moore !L* ApdLlL •rs secret ;on, Arthur Lake __j_ r^eVooN** Mitchum Bel Geddes and little son, Jimmie, Columbia, and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Clements, Jr, Charlotte, N. C, spent Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Clem ents, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. p. G. Richards, Misses Pauline, Phoebe and Mar ion Richards, Lancaster; Miss Phoebe Richards, Greensboro, N. C; Mrs. J. P. Richards, Miss Richard* and Norman Richards, were guests on Sunday of N. S. Richards and Miss Highton Rich- Dr. and Mrs. C. M Richards, Davidaan, N. C, Miss Jane Leigh ton Richards, Spartaburg; Mrs. J. W. Todd, Sr.. Laurens; Mbs Mar garet Richards, Columbia; Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Haile, Heath Springs, K rf Mrs. John 5T Rich- the weekend, ton attended die an nual field day of South Carolina Hereford Breeders ‘ Association B. Cunningham, Columbia, spent the weekend with his sis ter, Mrs. R. J. Wardlaw, Sr. Mrs. R. J. Wardlaw, Jr, and Billie Wardlaw are visiting Mrs. J. S. Towne in Barnwell for a few days. were Miserable with backache W/HEN Mdnays function badly and W you suffer a nagging backache, with difzinesi. bumhuL aeairtV or too S urination and patting up i ken you'bat litud, nervou ... um Doae • Pllk. Deal's ars. espacialty for poorly of bouts Doans Pills join the LIFf iffwlr , i~ii ^ ,- J V . jfc ..... ' • •• • IWSCUmMaE**? rx; * I* /M Han’s the biggest vahn you’ve aeeo in yeerel'Look at the capacity: 8.6 cubic feet! And look at the low price! Here is a new standard of refrigerator value! Here is Kdvinator quality. Kehrinator de pendability, with extra features through out. 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