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iff piMPipil '•Hr ■■ V" r •^ fT0n - m y m . 1,11 4’ 111 Colorful Ceremonies Chiefs' Schedule For Next Week is all of the World 01 Sports t innate is hav- y Laral at the finy knows all TS^^TJSSsnSA: for the next he Palmetto League season will open in Hljflift, May 2, wtth a fanflare of trumpets sneh as has jmvot been aeen before In Camden in connection with the opening of a baseball season and with what is expected totos the largest crowd ever to see a baseball game in Camden on hand. m- on the Chot U about Wo always nilTE tosat swssaba “ 4 w e Sonocos in of the pennant race te game be s«fne^vej i starting eluding the crowning there core- , m., in- equeen _ colorful band will ftirnUh the music. The qaeen wUI be sdecWd from five young ladies who are in the Barbara McQuafe, of Bethune. One will be chosen as the queen and others will be her maids. The quean wUI be crowned by Senator K. M. Kennedy. Jr. Talks will be made by Senator Kennedy, rttles, Jr Camden Chiefr. Llewellyn wffl a< ceremonies. Mayor Savage will throw the Of gie A. Stanley act as master of ivor as _ first ball of the Granger Kemegay Is Medalist In i Golf Tournament that they are first, Mims on second, on third and Cowick at Grimsley was formerly with and ie m powerhouee at im and McAlarn back as is Ble by lsL ta ^^"g^r; tilth ing th neim of the aS Rock Slone will •Oft of strange Camden this •« worn a Camden ilbr taro for _ mx *«*» off Camden Ramblers '■MWfm m-.W' WH AM-B AM! T. A ■ . fyH a pitcher from | The baseball has sent in vitations to the following mayors ms to be C« neighboring guests for the _ Mackey, Heath Si ton, Pageland; C. B, thune ville; K. O Prank its E. Curtis J. L. Sut- Be- Bishop- Lancaster; A Challenge Here’s a challenge to yodng men who can meet the preseat high physical and mental re quirements of the new U. S. Army and U. 8. Air Force. Now the standards for enlistment are the htghedt in history. Can you think eleaNy, react rap idly—do ycm pomess the degree of physical Martina let (or (eadinga vigWoua active Army or air Force 111? D so, see your local recrulteamed take the en trance exams. Those who qualify become Members of that great team of CAREER soldiers upholding the finest traditions of a proud profes sion—the Q. S. Army and the U. S. Air Ameffov'e Fine*! Men Choose U. S. Army and TJTSrfarFdief" AMERICAN LEGION BUILDING Camden. Sew Hi Carolina , Billings, R. Lauderdale, Klnnsboro; ik C. Owdtas, Columbia; J. A. Rowland, McBee; S. W. Rose, Blaney; W. E. Bynum, Sumter; A. L. Jones, Kershaw, and R. B. White. Hartsvflle. ' In addition invitations have been extended to the ctty commis sioners, the county legislative delegationand and the new city manager, Lott Rogers. City Softball League Formed Canodai’s sport program, which ‘ball, boxing, already Hats basel polo, gelt, fishing, banting, etc., will be augmented within a week or so by the Camden dty softball league, sponaarad by Battery B of the South "Carolina National Guard. A meeting was laid at the arm ory Tuesday evening and six teams were listed in the league. They are: Kendall Mill, Hermit age Mill, Du Pont plant, Junior Cha Granger Kornegay won medal ist honors in the qualifying round of the dub championship tourna ment at the Camden Country Club with a gross of 74 for the 18 holes. DeLeach Sheorn was one stroke behind with a 75, while Joe McCarley and Joe Sheffield tied for third with 78’s. Steve Duda, dub pro, before leaving for the professional golf ers qualifying event at Morgan town, N. C., announced the fol lowing pairings for the several who caught for P . . year, is expected I bucket the hat Hh~ game to a score of 9 flights in the championship tour rges all golfers to nament and urges complete their matches before next Sunday evening. Championship Flight Upper bracket — DeLoaeh Sheorn vs T. U. Hough, M. G. Muller vs Charles DeLoaeh, Bill Beebe vs M. G. Muller, Jr., mm Lee M. Mays vs. Jbe M Lower bracket ■ Joe S! vs Joe Upchurch, Dr. Vi John Vmepigue, F. I W. L. Goodale, Bill Mi vs Granger Kornegay. Ben M. Marshall J B. M. Marshall, Jr., vs Jolly Pitts, Thomas Ancrum vs Dr. Carl West Laird. amber .of Commerce, Sports Equipment Shop, Battery B. Games will be played on the high sdiocl athletic field at Laur ens and Fair streets several even ings a week, game time in each event to be 6 p. m. Elmer Nolan, athletic director of Battery B, is taking the initiattvw in the aaftbaB program. MR. OGBURN RECUPERATING Friends of Lucius B. OgbUrn will be glad to know he Is flfr- cuperating from an illneM wl kept him in Bakers M Charleston the past two Comrades in Australia are ra te be loeing faith in Ad form. and J. W. C. Bovkin vs A. Brown. Third right —Granger Gaither vs R. E. Me Carty, Sidney T. Zemp vs R. E. Perry, William Hays vs Fred West and Roc' k Gandy vs James Creed. scores were si DeLoaeh -The qi follows: G. Kornegay 74, Sheorn 75, Joe McCarley 78, Joe Sheffield 78, Charley ‘ DeLoache 81, John ViDepigue 82, R. A. Bruce 84, M. G. Muller 84, Dr. Vincent 88, Bill Beebe 86, Joe "j Upchurch 87, M. L. Mays 87, W. L. ' Goodale 87, Bill McDonough 8T, j T. U. Hough 89, M. MullerTTr. 89, B. Marshall, Sr.. 92, Joe Laird 92, A. Brown 92, Jolly Pitts 93, Dr. West 93, Thomas Boykin 93, Granger Gaith- “ 1 94, K Marshall ported 1 Cominfc James Creed 8, R. E. Perry 98, f Rock Gandy 96, J. R. E. McCarty 100, I, S. T. Zemp 109. W. H. Hays E. McKain Fred West ■ stuck, g cold tt two glasses become m them apart by pouring water in the upper glass and standing the lower glass in warm water. If a stopper sticks in a running fmon water battle, try runn over the bottle. g lost an exhibition own last week by 5. Goyak was on the mound for Georgetown and displayed the same form he show- ed last season. The Orangeburg team is very-much the same as last season expect that Lamont xne has not reported yet to play first and Way is playing third. George town has many of the same play ers it. had last season. Kings tree is expected to be ed an aspiring Aiken to 2 in a game that reeked of thrills and excitement and the e crowd present cheering and cont e Ramblers, de< under- dogs in the blanked the 1 but one c] fifth when Con Now Take Core Of) • ■ •* Parties From 2 to 80 playing No. 4, and Johnny m sang. No. 2, Shot goals. The Ramblers started — •ti the bat were nox to demonstrate t awed by the FOR RESERVATIONS Coll 798 high shot his first marker period. It was a \ - -- ioo Economy Sfooks 1 Call I v/a ^ - —« a ^ emr ’ *? * tn r v ^| 0 ^ out in front of the goal, but fwi^Sd^n St^ST^ft JS* ^ tK^kwal^outfit’fn’the*sMond Barrineau Ckkkon-N-Tlio-Boskot Borbocuo Plofot who was season has also the Royals this sea- nneO, who played (or Anderson last year e year before, will be at base, Tom Overby will be back at second. Herb Rollins at short and Jim Pinkerton will be back at third. Homer Coker. George Epps and Claud Norwood will be in the mrnm IM Your To Go To College Or Start in Busi This Table Shows How Small Sams Saved Weekly Will With 3% Interest The attendance on the opening night in Camden is expected to break all records. Am'L You Want Not much news is'coining out of Lake City bait,-you can count on it having fc strong team, in e of t fact, some a strong team, those who are In on Two LOW 1.500 FINAL DISCHARGE AGE OF CHILD 1.31 liSi mn I!:” T 443 544 344 441 444 544 541 •41 •40 740 S47 04S [441 3.73 4.13 2.1S 147 340 0.71 540 Notice is hereby given that one month from this date, on May 9, i Crow 1949, Claude H. Crow will make to the Probate OeQrt Of Kershaw County his filial return as Afl-‘ minis tra tor of the estate of Mittie Ellen Crow, deceased, and on the SKTcmSl for a * *** as said Administrator. N. C ARNETT, Judge of Probata. Camden, & G, April 9, 1949. Teach the Lesson of Sating FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN irwimm or THE FEDERAL HOME LdMM 7.46 8.53 Savings Insurtd up to $5 # O0OAO louse &&!&yRang( \ most . 11 your car can use! hod Shell splits molecules to get more power for today's more powerful engines! 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