The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 15, 1949, Image 10

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SKStTf^ii Manager Of The Camden Chiefs mm- . 1 i ' ‘*ii Mi# -. mmk Wm^\ ym* W ; •, mtm tty mm' <: ' : w> ■ - '■ 4**^ . 1 : " ■ > ' : ' m ■> i, M && j v m ■ It ?%&>■;.. % .* & m isjrWf wm i ^ • 5 (H:>vU F • yyy .* r<- i Dr. George Barnes Speaks At Mee OfU.D.C The Spring-like ._ . brought a record att«d*pce ot the United Daughters of the Con federacy to the April meeting held at the home of Mrs. E. C. vonTreackow on Greene aoreei. The Lord’s Prayer, led by the president, Miss Helen Phelps, preceded the ritual of pledge to the flag of the United States of America, the salute to the Con federate flag and responsive The business session of minutes and reports was followed by the introduction of the guests of hon or, Mrs. W. a Risley, the director of the Ridge district, and her sub ject, Mrs. Gall, of Columbia. Both were warmly welcomed. In response Mrs. Risley s ap propriate subject of a short talk was the lessons to be learned from the symbol of the organization “The Five Pointed Star, A Chal lenge to Think, Dare, Live, Love d Pray.” A hearth response was. iTOCK HEALTH . Roy L. Alexander, manager of the Camden Chiefs of the Palmetto Baseball League, is a seasoned baseball player, having played one season with the Boston Braves of the National League and having been in minor leagues for a number of years. Last season he was with the House of David baseball team. He will j>lay in the outfield and pitch for the Chiefs. Alexander is from Cooleemee, N. C., and has impressed local fans with his sincerity and great things are expected of him this season. —Photoi by Monarch Funeral Of Rochel Hall On Friday Funeral Rochel at die services for Finley of Cassatt, who died ital Tuesday of several hours, will be held Fri day morning at 11 o’clock from the Sandy Grove Methodist church. Mr. Hall was born in Kershaw county 66 years ago. He had been a farmer all of his life. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mable Virginia HaU: four sons, Roscoe J. Hall, of Cassatt; Otto Jacob Hall, of Hartsville, and Ralph O and Burnett C. Hall, of Columbia; two daughters, Mrs. Neal Stokes, of Hartsville, and Mrs. Laveme Price, of Columbia; three step-daughters, Mrs. Clyde w and Mrs. C. C. Rickett, of Mrs. 1 three Outia Blaney Boy Is In The Mediterranean to visit many ports in the Medi terranean during April while serving aboard die radar picket destroyer USS Goodrich, which is expected to visit Naples, Leg horn and La Spezzia, Italy; Port Vendrea, Sete Toulon and Nice. France, and die Allied Occupied free territory of Trieste. an „ - . forthcoming. Mrs. Risley also urged members to be present at the Ridge district conference that will be held at York, April 13 at 10 a. m. Mrs. W. F. Nettles, program chairman, gave an historic account of the founding of the organiza tion as told at the national con vention at Nashville, Tenn. Mrs. vonTresckow then pre sented the speaker of the occa sion, Dr. George S. Earned, who, at her request, wore his Red Shirt and from a table full of relics of the Confederacy, collected by him, related anecdotes and history con nected with them. Noted among them were fine portraits of South ern leaders and dozens of speci mens of Confederate currency, daily and other papers and valu able clippings. A son of the Con federacy, who wore the Red Shirt as a child, and a veteran of three wars in which this country en- no one could have been ter tided for the task and he received the acclamation and thanks of all present Other interesting relics shown were an old Confederate firearm, and medals of different reunions belonging to Dalton Kennedy^a lovely old cuff link worn aMjaurarcscATiue CHINN mos ts*ia> Ibuucad’i Is Arranged Fw tot sauro of of IS pFo ball club acting a dition Pel Parka, CESACCAM SEOIONS MAVfr NO* WOlff W VETH8NAJJY SURSERff SAVING MAWY CALVES, PIGS AND PUPPIES. 25 amo 30 ^ PEttCWTOFAUPieS DSBSRXC WEANING. Mu IQ rHASH* HmIui 1 MISS BUCKLEY ELIMINATED Miss Priscilla Buckley, who tied as low medalist in the Char- leston womens golf tournament Tuesday with Mrs. Jane Coving ton Crum of Orangeburg was de feated Wednesday by Mrs. J. D. Pittman, of Lancaster, 2-1, in what sports writers described as a stunning upset Mrs. Arden Lowndes, another Camden entry in the tournament won her first match, 4-3. MILLER'S for Lumbor The Goodrich is attached to the 6th Task Fleet a unit of the over all command of Admiral Richard L. Conolly, the commander-in chief of naval forces, Eastern At lantic and Mediterranean. Columbia, and Mrs. Elsie Hough, of Greenville, and eight grand children. ANNOUNCING lovely W. F. Nettles’ father during the war, and a most interesting Wedgewood pitcher owned now by Mrs. R. Y. Steedman, which was the property of Kelsey Sted- man, of Charleston, a member ot the famous Washington Light In fan try whose retard in ihe battles of the War Between the States was so remarkable. It was made in England for 1dm. A. of Charleston and has a crate flag emblazoned on one side. Several gentlemen joined the group to enjoy dainty refresh ments served by the hostess and k Mrs. J. L. Guy, Mrs. E. D. Drake-^ ford and Mrs. H. E. Graham, as sistant hostesses for the unusual occasion. MILLER'S for Lumber RE-OPENING OF IHE CAMDEN DRIVE-IN Under New Management Locoted on Church Street Just East of DeKalb Featuring short orders and sandwiches prepared by an expert caterer and served in the most sani- tary surroundings. OPEN DAILY FROM 12 NOON.... ....TO 12 MIDNIGHT Ralph Pittman, Manager NOTE: The Camden Drive-In it happy to co operate with the Battery B program of sports and is sponsoring the appearance on the Friday night boxing card at the Armory of Hurricane Joe Dowling in a match with Dan Willy, Camden. Dowling has appeared on cards in the Town- nA ■ 1 ‘ * •it’ - 6 ship Auditorium and at points about tha state. Most of his fights have been in. the interests of charity. Ha is a member of Boy Scout Troop 151 1 of Cdumbia. ‘ f,- ; . h<y- . . • Dowling will seal# 168 and Willy 165. 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