The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 15, 1949, Image 15
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FROM THE CnY HALL
into rttfr*-
Ifirpn ten]
e ? * jJ * i
•boirt AprU 15
r^sW*
the water
y into tin
of'tb*
r ye*n
hat this
to
which
b -* f. - .T , \pr, T!0\, lr W iiyw»ir i*|ftf
Large Crowd Saw
Boxing Carnival
On Friday Night
CRjrt. Jjc* D,
Elmer
B boys
rmroAT. apbil ie im>
V
David and Athletk
. noian >00 ii«ui
approach of Battery B boys got away to a
a coal of moat auspicioiai start in tMr
■t has em-
issrz
buildings in
nee where i
in
Ithisi
again
n the 1
tidewSi Where a aat*
from the Wce^ the
space may be em-
puU
1 period
of the students could
be carried out, since they were un
prepared. Thus illustrating the
need of 1the constant repetition of
these drills which are put on
without warning to anyeoa.
Police Chief Alva Rush is tem-
To PdMon
Creditors
, indebted to the es-
abeth S. Boykin are
>«• »“*» JS nM K*l»«e
W7, 'SSSniAta. •*>
said estate will pre-
cewise, duly.attested,
time prescribed by
* - 4-6c
M. CAPKHART,
ruesaay aiactnc
rateree Mill
At 15 a. m. last
in the Wateree Mill Vil-
was picked up by the city
now, subject only to Rmita
tions in wiring on their own
premises, ill customers in this
area are free to buy all the cur
rent consuming devices they may
desire.
the armory
' drawing a
a c., April «. 1949. u«e Chronicle Went Ads
■ jsfabout. offend ptaefrof
verLammenz. '
The ring attraction* featured
some good and bad boxing and
a wealth of fancy dancing The
hearts were eventy divided aa to
color, there Mag three in which
► boxws took part and three
white scrappers,
s first bout was a
two-round affkir with WiBie ^
l * 4 iS?T d! wllfSIUS?
the opening gong and
Blakely in the second
kdy could not stand
ie rushes of his heavier opponent
and folded completely after one
minute and fifty seconds of the
second round. Both battlers were
colored.
In the second bout, the fight
was stopped after one minute and
54 seconds of action in the second
round with Ed Hudson, 135
pounds, being in distress froi
fusilade of blows launched a
by Bobbie McLain, 135 pounds.
The participants were white.
_ The third bout between Ralph
i, and George Wil-
Fort Jackson To
Play Ramblers
Here On Sanday
Tkf Part Jackaon polo riders
will have aa opportunity Sunday
American, who will tue
Sam HoUandfe piflK. Hoi-
ad a fractured jaw bone
r td by a pol* pony whfl*
playing on Kirtcwootf field a
r^e i
Funeral Services,
Of Henry Jackson,
Yates
for
returnee
bold
attha
from
Camden Drive-In
Open For Business }
The Camden Drive-In, located
on Church street just east of De-
Kalb has
Ralph
east ox Lie-1
Wtta»an*f!i
The
Columbia and ia featuring short
orders and sandwiches.
air. Pittman has been identified
with several of the Medina raofeu-
ajffSMKSggg
son. Intermlmt followed ■
rants in
Camden
in Columbia
Executive Board Of
County Council Of
Farm Women Meets
ivel
Women met on
at 10:30 a. m., in the Ifarket,
ing. Mrs. Ruth Parker, council
president, pfhiBd and there
— f Imms Leroy Balk Post No,
Ramblers win be in good* 17 of tho Amarioan Legion served
as an honorary escort gnd the fir-
highly recommended for
his skill as a caterer.
The Drive-In has been reno-
u» the voted inside and out and pre
sents an attractive appearance.
to wore 14
present The
club collect was repeated after
which the secretary called the
roll and read the minutes.
chairmen gave their
ir Immediate Delivery
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i*
GENUINE PARTS
And
EXPERT SERVICE
TU' '
<i rrt
and
• • • •
04* Putiing w« hqra Mm
BLUE FERTIUmt DISmiBUVORS
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Jowors, 100, __ T .
Hams, 158, went
with the decision
The finding of tLe judges' 1 and
referee did not suit many in the
crowd and a roar of boot went
tqp- Both fighters were colored.
The fourth bout, between Ob-
bum Hudson, 125, and Pat Pat-
in a well-played and to-
game by a*4 to 3 coamt
ackson team wil lhave
Chadwick at Na 1, Itetiack at
Not X lUmoa at Na 3
at No. 4. The Rambiofs will have
raham at Na 1, Eddie
Tejan at Na j Carl Ligh^oot at
has been showing a
rapid improvement since he has
been playing with the regulars
and in the game Mat Sunday he
was quite the star, getting several
and also strutting some neat
and mallet work.
Potter is to referee the
game which will start at 3:30
o’clock.
Many Camden turf followers,
young and old, who have become
enthusiastic over horse back rid
ing will be interested to learn that
Fred Tejan may remain in Cam
den the coming summer and fall
iducting a riding academy. Te-
i has been beseiged with pleas
from the saddle group to remain.
ing squad was furnished by Bat
tery B, 713th AAA Bn. Buglers
were furnished by the Camden
High School banH
Henry Jackson, 28, disd in the
service of his country on April X
1045. He is survived by his tether,
F. E. Jackson, Logoff; three sons,
Jerry, Bruce and Kenneth Jack-
son: six brothers, J. R* J. 1*, R. L-,
N. R., and F. L, of Lugoff: H. T.
Jackson, of" Greensboro, N. <?.;
four sisters, Mrs. B. H. Hayes, Mrs.
William Barfield, Mrs. Leslie:
son and Mrs. Alex
goff.
LANCASTER NEWS
Contract for the erection of the
Lancaster Health Ctihic to be
built at the comer of Dunlap and
Catawba streets has been awarded
to the Crosland Construction Ca,
of Columbia, their bid being
$60,095. A R. Hamilton has been
elected president of the Lancaster
Rotary Club.
«IS VIA VS VASA ca.
Goals we
followed
ia to
under each.
Plans were made to hold the
spring council meeting in May. A
committee was appointed to se
cure a speaker for
After the meeting adjourned a
luncheon was held at Gus Ward's
Tavern.
Mrs. Leslie Hin-
x Dowie, of Lu-
AU negotiations relating to Myrtle
Beach are off since the area that
was to be used for polo has been
plowed. There still remains the
possibility of the polo outfit
mending the summer in the Caro
lina mountains near Asheville,
but Camden people are hoping
that the Tejan group will decide
to remain here ana <
saddle club.
operate the
tern, 148, went the full three
with Hudson getting
the officials. The first two
rounds were tame but the third
brought out some real slugging.
The heavyweight bout, a white
teir, in which Forest Shirley,
[50, was matched with Troy
a d£
eision after 40 seconds o! the sec-
1 round. Hyeght went to the
ivaas near the ropes in dis-
«, amt the Judges ordered the
{.■W-bout between two
men. Den Wiley, 162, and
English. 181, went to
on a technical knockout in
brd after one of the fanciest
Itions of adagio dancing the
ever witnessed.
i all, it wps a good show
bodes wall
have, in view.
A-ZH
Apm
with sis
..bouts, according to Athk
factor Nolan. Capt Jack
plans to have a gang and
Installed for use ii future fistic
events. The show will start at
&30 p. m.
Whet i
spotty
wRh
no tax
to be
USI TE-OL FOR
ATHLETE'S FOOT
BECAUSE—
it
55%
DEEPLY, to kill fiw
Get happy n
or your Sec I
to. Today at
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Important Schedule Changes
Effective May 1, 1949
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Columbia, 1 C. —Raloiflh, N. C
Columbia, S. C. —Florence, S. C.
Chariott*, N.C.-Wolt*iboro Cberi**»»e, S.C
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