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Camden High Highlights
Week's Summory Of Student Activities
At Local School
Latest Results
In Golf Tourney
First Issue of
Bulldog This Week
(By lenbelle TWompeoci'
Rolling off the press for the
first tune In three years, a brand-
new first edition of The Bull
dog, Camden High School news-
paper, will be distributed to the
studentbody Wednesday. That is,
member of toe student-
has a thin dime, one-
dollar, to shell out for
toe purchase of one of the neat
ly-mimeographed affairs, which is
to be sprinkled wi ‘ ‘
We
on the
trips.
It
- sprinkled with artist-drawn
illustrations, features, n<
sports, gossip, jokes and
The c
news,
. , . _ ,, edi
torials. The combination should
make it a “must” on toe reading
list for every Camden. High
scholar.
Selected to head up the staff of
he spunky little newspaper for
he remainder of the year was
Charles McCoy, named Editor-in-
Chief Wednesday by Miss Cath
erine Murchison. Junior class
sponsor. The Junior class recent-
^chose Charles as editor of The
toe
in
Annual Photo Maker
Here On Monday
Monday, Oct H toe photo
grapher for the Tropical Yearbook
Service, Inc., will get off to an
early start taking pictures for
Camden High's annual—The Gold
and Black For 1950. Assisting the
photographer, William Arrington,
will be Polly Padgett Harriet
Moore, Elwood Williams and Rob
ert Davis, the photography com
mittee for the annual. The Juniors
are to have their beiuty struck
on Monday, and Tuaadav will be
devoted to catching the unaaes of
the dignified seniors.
Play in the President’s
tournament at the Camden
try Club has progressed so rap
idly in the past week that Pro
Steve Duda looks for the com
pletion of the tournament by the
end of the currant month.
William Beebe, top former
Rochester, N. Y. golf impresario,
who hung up toe low qualT '
score in toe tournament and
went on to win has first match
from Ancrum Boykin, met his
Waterloo when he took on Thom
as Ancrum in the next Ancrum,
by virtue of his handicap allow
ance. defeating Beebe 2 up.
John Villepigue put the skids
under Joseph Upchurch 3 and 1
and Joe McCarley won over A.
Brown 2 and 1. Bob Bruce won
over Joe Sheffield 2 up and De-
whelmed
Buy-Sell-Rent
USE THE CHRONICLE
WANT ADS
vtn b« charged for at tha rata
mintaMm far IS warda. par Ina
Orar IS warda 11-Jo par word. Ada
aat ta IS point typa doubto ahargo.
Cash moat accompany order axoapt
— cuatomar haa Ladsar Account.
‘ low toe Sarsfield. Phone 1073-J.
. 32tfc \
FOR REHT—One 2-room unfur
nished apartment, private bath
' 1067-J.
upstairs. Phone
Broad St
1711
39c
For Sole
FOR BALE—One
transformer
priced. Phone
ne large Neon 3-
sign. Reasonably
1033-J. 38-39c
FOR REHT—One 2-room unfur
nished apartment down stain,
Bath and private entrance.
Phone 1067-J. 39c
FOR SALE—Small boys English
Tweed adjustable overcoat and
For information tele
leg gins,
phone 163.
35tfc
Ben
Kor-
Loach Sheorn overw
Marshall 5 and 3. G__
negay won from Bill Me ...
2 up and Morty Muller, Sr., de-
ited T. V. Hough, winner in the
President’s classic 1 up in
one of the tightest and best match
es of the tournament
With the arrival of many of the
northern residents in Camden for
the coming season, golf is more
popular than ever and more and
more competitive events are be
ing arranged
The club i
id and Black for next year. For
past two years he participated
the state Mental Contests in
English, algebra and science
Serving Charles as right-hand-
man (or woman, as the case may
be), will be Mary Rice Whiting,
who lista among her high school
lonors the vice presidency of the
Beta Club and the vice presidency
of the Junior class. Aside from
that, she is one of toe spirited
cheer leaders we see every Friday
night at the football games, lead
ing the yells for our team.
Lined up behind these two lead
ers in Camden High’s venture into
the “fourth estate’ will be a well-
heeled staff composed of Sports
Editors Frank Goodale and Von-
cile Munn. Billy Massebeau is
turning out the society and gossip
columns, and among the reporte-
> from the in
ert, who are to come _
dividual grades, will
Austin
be Joyce
Shebeen and
Smith, Austin
Carolyn McLain.
Miss Sarah Hall, faculty mem
ber of Camden grammar school
and a graduate journalism
ent of Win
stud-
ithrop College, is help-
School Skippers
Visit State Fair
A good-sized chunk of Cam
M2%js*,
to get in a little of toe smell of a we * k " ow ° f
cotton candy and the sound of toe Rhodes, who has been
referee’s whistle at the big goings-
on in Columbia. Listed among toe ZpJL an( * estate Martha s Vine-
lucky absentees were: Ann Zemp,
George Beleos, ’ Harriet Moore,
Alice Wilson, Cleatus Godwin,
Jimmy Cox, Robert Davis, Marion
Boykin, Henry Watts, Sonny
Smith, Ann Holden, Betty Clark,
Minnie Elliott,' Bobby Mahoney,
Johnny Wall, Voncile Munn and
Usher Myers.
They all came back full of
praise for the elaborate exhibits,
the bigger and better midway, and
toe surprising licking Carolina
gave the Clemson Tigers.
World Of Spoils
ing the Junior class to get off
a good start with the Bulldog.
The Junior class has chosen pub-
the Bulldog as one of
projects to raise funds for
the Junior-Senior, to, for the
seniors at least, the purchase of
a paper will mean the purchase of
one more sweet potato for them
come Big Night
Football Boys See
Historic Oeechietown
fVw>hif«ing hmlnf with pleas
ure, the football boys took tone
off in Charleston Friday after
noon before they set about lick
ing toe Bantams to look over some
Of the RfwHmarky of toe QUaiat
old coastal dty, nationally known
for its cobblestone
Annual Dedicated
To Miss Alberta Team
At a Senior class meeting held
last Wednesday, it was decided by
an almost unanimous vote that the
1956 Gold and Black should be
dedicated to Mias Alberta Team,
who haa served faithfully as a
member of the Camden schools
faculty since 1918, with the excep
tion of four years spent teaching
in Columbia.
Said Mias Team, aftar being in
formed of the choice, "I can’t tell
you how thrilled and honored I
am at having been chosen to re
ceive such an honor. I only hope
that I can be deserving of it"
All of us have struggled, at
one time or another, with toe
three tough subjects Mia Team
If the Wofford Terriers can get
safely by The Citadel and New
berry they will have a pretty
strong claim to toe state cham
pionship. The Terriers defeated
Presbyterian. Presbyterian de
feated Furman, Furman defeated
Carolina and Carolina defeated
Clemson. Certainly no other team
in the state would dispute the
claim.
FOR BALE—Try an advertise-
i classified
LOST—Some golden opportuni
ties by not using the classified
advertising columns of The
Camden Chronicle. 29
ment in the
ing columns of
Chronicle. ’
The
advertis-
Camden
Wealed
29
LEE SHEET METAL A ROOF-
ING CO* Roofs, gutters and
downspouts. Forestimatascall
Pine Tree Building Supply,
Phone 956. lotfn
WANTED—Furnished apartment,
three or four ifeoma. Phone
317-W. 39c
FOR BALE—Rock Wool insula
tion. Call 956. Pine Tree Build
ing. llffc
WANTED—White waitress. Ap
ply at Ben Emerson’s Drive-In
Restaurant 26tf
FOR SALE—Four houses and lota,
5 miles north of Camden High
way I. Reasonably price. Phone
816-J-3. Call after 3 p. m. 38-41p
WANTED — Two
colored.
11 p. m.
son s Drive-
— i wo aisnwasm
Salary $10. Hours: 3
. Apply at Ben Em
ive-In Restaurant 2
dishwashers,
‘ to
Emer-
26tf
FOR BALE—Winkler oil heater.
Hats five rooms. Also seven
fluorescent ceiling lights, large
or small Desk lights, fluor
escent Six practically new
Venetian blinds. Can be seen
between 8 and 5 upstairs at the
medical building. 37-39p
The so-called Big Four and so-
called Little Four in collegiate
circles have been smashed to
smithereens this year in this state
and there are no longer any such
animals.
The Wofford-Citadel game at
Orangeburg Fair on Friday
should attract another tremendous
crowd. Many people who have not
yst had a chance to tee the
nil Wofford Terriers in act
Wofford Terriers in action will
an opportunity at Orange
burg Friday. It was stated that if
the grounds at CUaton could have
accommodated the crowd, 20,000
Uckct.o.mMh.wbwnKkl to th.
Wottord-F. C. game friday night.
ish and Latin. And. aftar having
studied under her in bar dados,
we can truthfully ay that we are
proud to have one like her to
whom wo may dedicate our an-
As' R was the crowd overtaxed
and of
-a*
'mHV
geechie talk. Then
shoulders back aed
military a possible ir
loud sweaters, and
|Bjoined The
been overcome
DOR TRACED TO
ORIGIN—UGH1
. . * After having
JJ2; witfi cusioaity (
come-period) a to where the aw
ful wneU which had been drifting
about through the halls for toe
post few days was coming bom,
we decided to do a little “miffing
and find out
The “chera” dan has
tew) hydrogen
we tried to t
our breath, we
to find out from Mrs. —_
toe chemistry teacher, that —
was only one of the many experi
ments to be conducted with this
gas, so we are proposing that
dothes pins be lamed daily to
the studentbody until said pun
gent experiments
taka the
bugaboos out
of Wfntor
a . a ,* A ,y( : < £ t 2.M
driving with
Bumper-
RABIES INOCULATION
CLINICS
Oct 24, 9:30-12:30 — Hinson’i
Store, Route 3. Camden, S. C.
Oct 24, 2:00-4:30—Fart’s Store,
Route 3, Camden, S. C.
FOR YOUR HOUSE PAINTING,
floor sanding and finishing, call
Oscar Anderson. All work
contracted, guaranteed to give
atiafaction. Phone 908-W, Cam
den, S. C. 37-39p
I FCNt SALE—New wooden barrels,
I cheap. Not water proof. Roe-
borough apd Marshall, 1047
Broad St Phone 875-J. Camden,
8. C. y ^ ^ ■, , 39c
FOR SALE — Pierce Giant hot
water hater, 200 lbs. pressure
tested, like new. Bums coal or
coke, ideal end moat economi
cal anywhere for hot water.
Priced for quick sale. Also,
Metal Fuel Oil Tank stand.
Stogner Motor Co.. 128 E. De-
Kalb St Phone 576. 39c
For Rent
Jm
power- FOR RENT—Four room furnished
apartment with all modorn con-
churches. A 1
ly. Phone
near xm
vailable immediate-
NHL 82tfc
FOR RERT-Bectrie owing
chine by the week or
hour. Wake A Forirs.Sow V
Save Shop. DeKolb St. Just be>
WANTED—You to know that ad
vertisements in the classified
advertising column of The
Camden Chronicle get results,
as hundreds of people who use
them can tell you. 29
HELP WANTED—Male and Fe
male-Man or woman to take
over route of established Wat
kins Customers in Camden. Full
time income averages $45 week
ly. No car or investment neces
sary. We will help you get
started. Write J. R. Walking
Co., Dept. S-3, Richmond, Va. .
390
WAYSIDE
THEATRE
— U-DRIVE-IN —
Moa. Tues* Oct 24-25
FEUDIN'. FUSS nr, and
a FIOHTXH"*
Donald O’Connor
Marjorie Main
Also; Cartoon
FA-Sai* Get 29-29
Double Feature
“REGULAR FELLERS"
AllJBtarCast
Bud and Ben- in
"ROMANCE REVrar
Chapter A “Riders of
Dath Valley"
One of the
traffic
ETWoffor
and a terrific snarl
North Charleston is looming u
a very serious tea to the Bulldogs. I
The North Charleston Devils play
ed Sumter a nigged game Friday
PA y$ TO in mi t* 11
CHICK tint lilCEKiNTS
and the
: to win.
had to
The Carolina-damson game at]
the State Fair attracted, another
enormous crowd. The Gamecocks
playod their best game of the sa-
son and the Clemson Tigers one
of their worst
SERVICE
nr
Change-over sanriet. v '
' la one quick visit yo^ get
Oqt 25, 9:30-12:30
School, Route 3. Camden, S. C.
Oct 25, 2:<MM:30—Walter Gay’s
Store, Route 2, Kershaw, S. C.
I Oct 26, 9:30-12:30 — Owens’
tore, DeKalb, S. C.
Oct 26, 2:00-4:30—Nyc Work
man’s Store: Westville, S. C.
Oct 27, 9:30-12:30 — Hearon’s
Store, Route 1. Kershaw, S. C.
Oct 27, 2:66-4:30—f *
Uih, W* 1,
Oct 28, 9:30-12:3fr-vJ. R. Ford'S
Store. Casatt S. C.
0-4:30
, Sheppard, S. C
upsets of the past
was Miami’s defeat of I
the University of Georgia and]
North Carolina’s defat by LSU.
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POSTED
NOTICE—Any persons hunting,
fishing, or otherwise trespassir
on this land, or making fires, or|
permitting firm set by them to
run or burn thereon, or pasturing
thereon or removing therefrom |
any trees, wood, straw, or shrub
bery, will be prosecuted to the full
extent of the law. 39-42p
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noon.
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