University of South Carolina Libraries
45?Ejw ftst Club At iburg Meet H-^T b ^ Ut) tsurpri* ttendw the fLrSKrg last Bunder ^CToff to® Cam- Uv aSr 8:30. Bill his da«*bt®^2M first in thetM^y* by Perry Langston, nj rhief with me as naYi- S ciTud WiUiams and iilowed in a Ch^ off smoothly, *»<>“] limbed on courac to - could see Camdmi dow us. As we cruising altitude bade, nosed down to level flight, and trimmed for 99 miles ^ indicated. The 197 degrees. We crossed the Wateree and watched it as it flow ed alongside us in its serpentine irse through " At will be a Good He Theatre CAMDEN, S. C. me swamp to our left Soon we could see Congaree Air Base with its triangular run way pattsn oner to our right About that time a dark red plane with cream colored wings crossed our nose shout a 1,000 feet below sugar. Parry observed. We never found found it was some one off a fugitive from the flight. We kept looking to aee if Bob and Claud there, but couldn’t see J hadn’t brought a map and were going to stick close to us. They knew the country any- Pretty soon we crossed the aree rived. Then Donald Air- and St Matthews glided by re wasn’t a thermal .-fat- April 18-19 id of the Southwest in Technicolor! GODFATHERS" John Wayne edro Armendanz jo Selected Shorts rday at 10:00 A. M. TALENT time broadcast over Station from our stage follow- I v * TLE PEPPERS AND W THEY GREW" Admission: eft 12c . . Adults 26c pril 16 at 10:30 P. M. ional Musical Revue! rARIETY TIME" * . Kennedy, Leon Errol Pat Rooney lunday, April 17 itinee 3:15 P. M. ight 9:00 P. M. >EABODY AND THE MERMAID" m Powell, Ann Bljrth o Selected Shorts • sssessssijssiBSJSSSd ,-Tuei.. April 19-19 1 ADVENTURE OF . DON JUAN ith. There in the sky, and you could just turn the plane loose and it would on course as though on auto Orangeburg appeared and gh the chart showed exactly where the field was, we couldn't identify it as the airport until we were about two miles away, since for personal planes. By this time the breakfast clubbers were con verging on Orangeburg thick and fast Perry had applied carbure tor heat, chopped the throttle, and was gliding in toward the traffic pattern. We saw a Cham % me pa « puU out ahead of us and en- the pattern. ' a three point lan lowed them and to pilots we knew from previous and met some new ones. came in for and we foi led them into the parking Srha. It was Bob and Claude. Tiny said they had been on our tail and a little above us all the way down. We went up by the office where the crowd was gathered and spoke to pilof ^ * Mp Local pilots met us and took, us out to Tom Summers’ summer home, just off the Columbia high, way ai the convergence of two stream that are just chock full of fish. We were his guests at a weiner roast There was de licious slaw, pickles,'steaming hot coffee, and the Juiciest wein< you aver tasted. These hot dogs were a local product Ever since the Army I’ve been agin hot dogs, but these were good. Dr. BUI Price was there look « a Comm uni- ■vice in Rec tory Square Park. At 10:00 a. nt, instead of the usual classes the en tire church school will see the —did motion picture "Journey Faith” which is the story of the Resurrection of our Lord. The Junior department will provide a worAip program. At the 11:18 morning service there will be a prayer, scripture, sermon askd music by the choirs appropriate to Easter Day. The Youth Fellow ship meets at 6:30 p. m. The Young Adults at 8 p. m. The Ses sion meets on Saturday the 10th at 6:30 p. to welcome new members. Everyone has a cordial invitation to worship at this churchjon ing hale and hearty after his re cent illness. He brought his at tractive wife along this time. Someone said the reason they didn’t get lost was that she did the nevigatbig. Several others brought their wives, 'mothers, children and girl friends along. Oliver Rice flew in from Macon, Ga. Dr. J. W. League, from Green ville, was presented the prize for Airing the longest distance and arriving by 9-30 o’clock. Some flew farther, but arrived later. Tom Summers, as you prob ably know, was one of the found ers of the Breakfast Club. By the way, he has a fresh shipment of Breakfast Club wings which all members are eligible to wear. Quite a number got their wings last Sunday. Tom Summers and tha rest of the Orangeburg pilots deserve a lot of credit It was a fine meeting. We went back to the airport, took off, and had an uneventful, but most enjoyable trip bade to Camden. T'W*t'i n'W f'MM af'i ' '*«"KaTaf’ w-'- v * : *••?*■*, Retake licenses Of Seven Kershaw County Motorists During the first two months of 1949 a total of aevwt driving priv ileges were withdrawn in Ker shaw county, according to reports of the motor vehicle division of the S. C. State Highway Depart ment During January, four licenses were suspended in the county, all belonging to male drivers, and all wore on charges of driving un der the influence of liquor. The tween 30 and 40, and two were 40 or older. In South CaroUba, 479 driving rivileges woe suspended during anuary and 488 dining February. of the drivers appre- re as follows: one be- IT and 30, two between 30 and 40, Snd ohe 40 or older. Three driving privileges were ispended in Kershaw county during February, Hu uiJafttw tafluom of iiauor hw ouot who any One of those eppr^SSed wTb£ in «. un * r ,he <* tatom Bloodhounds have been known to pursue a quarry 138 miles, even across water, ) ■ ■ The 20,000 lineside gardens bor dering British Railways, averag ing 1-16 of an acre each, report a record crop for 1948; having raised over one million dollars worth of vegetables^ State Theatre KERSHAW, 8* C. Friday. April 15 "BLOCH) ON THE MOON" Robert Mitch urn Barbara Bel Geedes "BA 19 Johnny Mack Brown Sat, April 18. 10:80 P. M. "HENRY THE RAINMAKER' William Tracy, Mary Stuart Mon. Tuea, April 18-18 "RACHEL AND THE STRANGER" Loretta Young Robert Mitchum Wednesday. April 86 "BODYOUAJ1D" Lawrence Tierney Priscilla Lane Thursday. April 21 "THE KISSING BANDIT" Frank Sinatra Kathryn Grayson J ANNOUNCING The Appointment JOE B. GASKIN, Of JR. ••• OS ••• STORE MANAGER BOYKIN FURNITURE COMPANY \