The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 21, 1949, Image 10
Give Bulldogs
Rest 01 Games
Tlie Camden High Bulldogs are
now given a pretty fair chance of
going througn the remainder of
the sea§qn without a defeat, which
would laaVe them with a record of
only one defeat, the one at Sum-
The teams remaining on the
»: Darlington, Brook-
Lancaster, North
rleston and Orangeburg,
f these it is thought that Dar
lington, Brookland-Cayce and
* Lancaster ought to be on the los
ing side when the final whistle is
blown, as they not have shown
Mrs. C. B. Robon
Wins Emerson's
Football Contest
World 01 Sports
up as strong as some of the teems
Bulldogs have whiooed.
Not so much is known about
North Charleston this year but it
is not supposed to be as strong
as in other years.
Orangeburg will be a real threat
on Thanksgiving Day. The In
dians are by far the most dan
gerous team remaining on the
schedule.
Let no man deny the value of
woman's intuition. Applying this
secret power, the source of which
is a mystery to the opposite sex,
the females have plunged into
the football predictions pastime
and have either won or figured
high in every football contest put
on by The Chronicle this season.
Ben Emerson’s Drive-In offer
ed another opportunity for the
game-guessers last week with a
contest which required the par
ticipants to predict the winners
and the probable scores for six
college contests. Mrs. C. B. Rabon,
Ben hopes is not
jnors for her
and is being mailed a
meal ticket good for two steaks
or two fried chicken dinners at
Emerson’s Drive-In.
of Camden, who
Quite a number from Camden
are planning to go to Clinton Fri
day night for the Wofford-Presby-
terian College game which is at
tracting very wide
year. Presbyterian
every one by defeating Davidson
and Furman while Wofford
generally accredited with having
H ofthe* -
one of the best teams in the state.
Some of the sports writers are
saying that the game should rival
the Carolina-Clerason game in in
terest this year. The Anderson In
dependent suggesteed that it be
moved to a larger stadium so as
to better accommodate the crowd
that is expected to see it
Notes
or
By Hoary |
There was an article in %Char-
lotte newspaper two or three days
ago about two young business
men, Woody Joitfeward and Bob
Woodbouse establishing • new
world's aircraft endurance record
of 1,124 hours and 18 mmutw out
BarrU made a tew months ago.
of 1.006 hours ia an ■ ^ ■
Sedan. The item did not mention
The full page ad
on which experts will be
op|>ortuni1
ven an
Next Tuesday’s issue of The
Tuesday’s
Chronicle will carry another big
contest with the return of the
Bulldogs to Zemp Field to meet
the Darlington eleven. Interest
BACK FROM CRUISE
John W. Mangum, boatswain’s
mate, first class, USN, of Route
iS
Bethune, is scheduled to arrive at
Norfolk, Va., Oct. 15. after a
three-week cruise in the Mediter
ranean as a crew member of the
destroyer mine sweeper USS Rod-
man.
has been high in the two previous
contests whic
ch required the en
trants to name the winners in 18
of the country’s top contests.
Stockholders of
Du Pont Company
Go To Church Sunday
Pix Theatre
BETHUNE. 8. C.
Fri.-Sai M Oct. 21-22
"MAN OF CONQUEST"
with
Richard Dix. Joan Fontaine
Chapter 8, “Brick Bradford"
Also Cartoon
Saturday Night Show
OF ATLANTIS"
"SIREN
with
Maria Montez, Dennis O’Keefe
Mon.-TueSw Oct 24-24
"THE DOCTOR AND
THE GIRL"
e with—Cleon Ford
Charles Coburn, Janet Leigh
Gloria DeHaven
The Du Pont Company was
owned by 104,448 different stock
holders as of Sept. 30, 1949, an
increase of 4,785 over the number
reported at the close of the half
year, June 30, and an increase of
year. June 30, and an increase
9,547 since the beginning of the
’ all the Increase
year. Practically
was in the number of holders of
common stock. Since the four-
for-one split of the common stock
on June 15, the rata of increase
of its holders has doubled.
There were 87,071 holders of
common stock and 23,694 holders
of preferred stock at the end of
September. These figures included
6.317 holders of more than one
class of stock. Du Pont stockhold
ers are residents of every state
in the union.
MILLER'S for Lumbor
KERSHAW LODGE NO. 29
A.F.M.
Regular Communlca-
Mon First Tuesday of
Each Mohth at 8 P. M.
Visitors Welcome.
J. B. McGUIRT, W. M.
L.H. JONES. Secretary
Wod.-1
TOUTIE
in Technicolor—with
Dan Dailey, Ann Baxter
COMINGII
“Look for the Silver Lining”
“In the Good Old Summer
time”
‘Tod O' the Mor
TOWLE — WALLACE
FRANK Hr WHITING
and HEIRLOOM
STERLING SILVER
lltt 1949
P. D. GOODALE
The Camden Bulldogs had an
off-week this week. It is to be
hoped .that the off-week will not
make of plane used in estaL-
the new record, but most
H record, bi
cwrenito* PUC*
flying into bad weather, _ „
the other hand when pilots and
olane establish, a. new world’s rec
ord by flying continuously day
and night for more than month
and a half without maintenance of
any and name of the plane
is not even mentioned. As of to-
day I still have not been able to
learn the make pf^th^lane which
set the record. _—
those mysteries, I guess.
one of
* T
The Civil Air Patrol booth at
the fair attracted a lot of visi
tors. They particularly liked the
combat movies. Quite a few
cruise from 120 .
hour However, to
miles
age
ime that in this fl
speed was only
r. This means u
that file
Camden veterans have enjoyed
seeing pictures token at bases
where they were stationed during
the war. A number of new mem
bers were signed for the CAP and
i^^Hat the fair
booth.
C P. DuBOSE & sot.
HMihAHGI and REAL EffTAT
over 110,000 mites n<»"*toP'|
— - —
maintenance of any ^— r
What other piece of man-made
machinery will •equal that?
The Camden
CAP is going to
ground
permit them to grow stale since
they played their best, game of
—„ played —. _—^ _
the season against Charleston last
Friday night.
The Sumter Gamecocks seem to
be picked by nearly all of the
prognosticators as the state cham
pions this year. Thus far they
have not been defeated and
Orangeburg appears to be the only
serious hurdle for them now.
The Oraqgeburg-Camden game
n Thanksgiving Day should be
one of the best of the season and
should attract a large crowd.
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THE BEST
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YOU ARE INVITED
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such a record. How
ever. there does seem to be some
quirk In human logic that people
will blame an aeroplane when the
to sqt
there <
in hu
i _
pilot has an ac
drunjc, burxini
port. Thoee who take part
forestry sir patrol will be
the
re-
/ air pa*
to attend the ground claqs-
MMMRMK T cap
quired I . _
es, and it is expected that all
and Cadet members will take
P»rt
•w
State Theatre
KERSHAW, S. C
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Friday. October 21
"KNOCK ON ANY DOOR"
Humphrey Bogart, John Derek
Saturday. October 22
-DEATH VALLEY
, GPU
JNFIGHTERS*
Allan "Rocky” Lane
Sat. Oct. 22. 10:30 P. M.
-THE LONE WOLF AND
HIS LADY”
Ron.Randeil, June Vincent
Moa.-Tu«s~ Oct. 24-25
"HELLFIRE"
’William Elliott
Marie Windsor
/. October 26
SERONIMO"
Preston Foster, Ellen Drew
Thursday. October 27
'YOU'RE MY EVERYTHING'
Den Da
Dailey, Anne Baxter
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