The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 15, 1949, Image 17
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W. LAMAR HUSH. JR.
Qiorch News
Service* at the Blanejr Baptist
church win be held at II a. dl,
Sunday. Rev. W. Monroe Smith
has choaen aa his topic 'The Last
Reasurection.'* This is a special
Easter service and everyone is
urged to attend, said Rev. Smith.
The Youth Society of the Blan-
ey Pentecostal Holiness church
wiU present an Easter drama en
titled ‘The Bearer of the Crojs”
at 7:80 Sunday evening. To this
program has also been added a
special singing service for every
one in the community. A cordial
welcome awaits everyone in the
community, said Miss Bertha Nel
son, who is in charge of the pub
licity for this program.
A special service was held at
7:80 Wednesday evening at the
Union Baptist church in Blaney
for the purpose of uniting the
News Items Of
General Interest
Robert O. Watson, senior at
Clemaon, will be home to spend
Easter with his parents.
The friends of the R. M. Gold-
bourgs are disappointed to learn
that after their two-year stay in
Blaney that they are planning to
move. The Goldbourgs plan to lo
cate near Dentsville, and will
leave in the next week or so.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Flaherty are
still visiting Mrs. Flaherty's moth
er and sister, Mrs. A. K. Rose and
Miss Allie Rose of Blaney. Also,
comin gto spend Easter with the
Rose family is Mrs. T. B. Kelly,
Mrs. J. F. Eddleman, Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Whaley and son, and Mrs.
Davis Harrelson and children, all
of Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Cooper of
T
High School Nine
Wins First Game;
Schedule Given
-
The recently organised baseball
team of toe Blaney High School
seems to be meeting with mrpris-
ing maaSas by chalking up wins
such as the victory over Central
High School in Central last Fri-
d *An A «rciting game all the way
through. Central carried a slight
edge from the beginning, until toe
church In an effort to enlarge the J Blaney are expecting Mr. Coop-
" .Mrs. A. Isham of Co-
Sunday school Morning services er's mother,
at the Union Baptist church will lumbia, on Easter to begin
be held at 11:15 Sunday. Evening tended visit with them hei
services are to be held at 7:80.
Rev. George R. Partridge is the
pastor.
High School Girls
To Play Softball
The girls of Blaney High have
recently organized a softball team
and elected their officers. As yet
they have no games scheduled,
but look forward to an active sea
son. Captain of the team Is Lois
Branham. Lillie Bell Dowey is
co-captain and Betty Miles is act-
an ex-
ere.
manager.
girls going out for softball
Viola Boykin, Lois Branham.
Grace Branham, Madge
Crumpton, Batty
_ t Peake, Nancy
ind, Nancy Goff, Ollie
Leverda Brown, Priscilla
, Ruby Dowey and Beat
rice Stockman.
JUmOR-SEHIGH BANQUET
The Junior-Senior banquet at
Blaney High School will be held
the evening of May 6th. Mrs. An
nie McCallum, home-room teach
er for the Junior class, will spon
sor the procam. Plans as to the
principal speaker and entertain
ment are «• yet tacompleto.
MILLER'S for Lumb«r
Rambler Staff For
Next Year Chosen
The staff of the Blaney High
School paper "The Rambler" have
been elected for coming 49-50 sea
son. Editor of the staff will be
Madge Black. Her assistant edi
tors, Beatrice Stockman and
Nancy Strickland. Manager of the
paper is Edward Coker. The rest
of the staff include: Lillie Bell
Dowey and Wayne Brown, aa
sports editors: Margaret Peake
and Ruth Moak, art editors; Betty
Miles, feature editor; and report
ers are Marvin Milea, Wilma Mot
ley, Shirley Martin, Lrrarda
Brown, Betty Moore and Wilma
Motley. Lemuel Wooten is the as
sistant manager.
Blaney Poatoffice
Outgrows Quartera ■
The Blaney poatoffice seems to
be having a tone of its these days.
The mall, being increased, is still
serviced in the small one-room
unit which was, at one tone ade
quate for half toe amount of the
fmaent mail flow.-Mr. Watson,
the postmaster, is considering
moving into larger quarters to
service the mail
edge
last inning, when Blaiugr pushed
off four runs to edge the Central
in out of the game by toe
score of 16-9.
far this season toe Blaney
boys have won three games, tied
one, and lost two by a narrow
margin. Coach Harry E. (Eddie)
Burns is confidant for the outlook
of the future season. Blaney now
has a full schedule up to April
22 and is confidently seeking ad
versaries to book a full calendar
after this date. Any schools de
siring to book with Blaney, said
Coach Bums, are invited to do so.
The schedule up to April 22 is
as follows:
Friday, April 15, Blaney goes
to Lydia for a game with Lydia
High School there: Monday, April
18, they play Society Hill in So
ciety Hill; Wednesday, April 20,
Lynchburg Hi will .come to
Blaney, and Friday, April 22, the
last game on toe books now,
Blaney will go to MayesviUe to
meet that school’s team there.
Blaney lineup includes:
Pitcher, Preston Goff; catcher,
Tommy Goff; lb, din Goff; 2b,
A. D. Goff: 3b, Clinton Goff;
shortstop, Claytor Campbell; If,
David Zorn; cf, Marvin Camp
bell; rf, Junior Branham.
Substitutes are: Lemuel Woot
en, Thomas Bowen, Robert Peaks
and Edward Coker.
Many Persons In
State Qualified
To Get Otations
There are several thousand
South Carolinians who are elig
ible to receive army citation cer
tificates attesting to their awards.
At the present tone, nearly one
millien service men and women
whe were decorated during the
! war have not as yet received the
certificates to which they are en
titled. It is estimated that there
are 4,800 authorized to receive
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These certificates which medal
winners are receiving are of toe
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All South Carolinians who have
not as yet received their certifi
cates are urged to make applica
tion for certificates to The Ad
jutant General Department of
the Army, Washington 25, D. C.
At the tone of making applica
tion, indicate the number, date
and headquarters of toe General
Orders that awarded the decora
tions originally and inclose copies
oi toe General Orders and of toe
complete citations, if available. If
the Individual only one cop]
of these papers, notarized or true
copies will be acceptable. In the
case of decoration awarded post
humously, the next of kin may
obtain the certificate for the
award by writing The Adjutant
General
The first telescope is believed
to have been constnicted by Lip-
pershey in Holland about 1600. '
During the first two months o
1949, the nation’s traffic deaths
totaled 4,400, four per cent more
than in the samfe period of 1948,
according to the National Safety
Council.
William the Conqueror; ruler of
England, was a Duke of Norman
dy and a descendant of Viking
tribal chieftains.
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n» >115,600' to be allocated to
the imDroveznent And extemions
of the electric system is broken
^w«i extending
(treat light
ing. 88^61.
Rebuilding Wateree Village
power, street lighting and fire
alarm system, $1(1594.
capacity of sub-sta-
testing rig, $550.
lions to new customers,
meters and miscellaneous, $88,272.
The $148,000 for sanitary sewers
is allocated as follows:
Eighteen-inch outfall from
Chesnut Ferry Road .to toe river,
$15^60.
Fifteen-foot connection of
Court Inn arte lines with east side
system to eliminate present
m*Campbell street to
Chesnut Ferry road, $18,000.
These services are at present
their capacity and
100.
provide public
connections
i, $8,960.
to new con-
most, but not
to toe
loaded beyond
occasionally overflow.
Thirty-two other projects with
in the city to provide sewers
■Inng
westward* the ditch from
die of the block north of
tie theater up to _
the two large ditches,
along Land and Lee streets
across and along Campbell street
westward, drainage for the sev
eral blocks north of the Court Inn
eastward to Pine Tree Creek; the
ditch from Broad street westward
north of Hampton; several large
S tches in the southeast section of
a city and numerous smaller
ditches, including proper catch
basins and cleanouts, and also the
remedy of several overflow points
to toe existing storm
oZTMI r* a wing
The sum of $181,000 to be allo
cated to street improvements,
with certain substantial assistance
from toe State Highway Depart-
al Aid funds will
p E!J£ l °. £
line to toe street where
is such that dirt wash-
toe driveway into toe
all this work
wfil be do
toe*
Alao included to an .
street tree removal and re-
aim nacraaiia
Lump*
ment and Federal
pave
pave without curbs and gutters
and without sidewalks but with
adequate storm drainage acces
sories. about ten of the
15 miles of unpaved stree
city end will widen end sidewalk
N. Broad street, widen East De-
Kalb street, pave, sidewalk, curb
and gutter proposed new busi-
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