The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 13, 1950, Image 15
Extra Pay Suit
grants, Jones-
i -was tendered Ttiesday. ny
the grounds
_ Jemurrers'to
Attorney G«n-
■i recover ex-
the
Of Student AcfhrifiM
At Local School
. State
Arrants and
ihaw county
chtheybasw
y which
Asdf in 1M7.
.legislature’s i
embers extra V-v A "_—
titutional by the oouth
ia supreme court.
X were ffled in K«ahaw
by Attorney tJenertl 0an-
ainst Representatives Ar-
md Jones.
ier his genasil powers, Mr.
cannot bring an action of
Lnd against anyone to re-
monies junder legislative
he appellants asserted dur-
> hearing of their demuorrers
iv morning D6iore i\esiaenv
Circuit Judge tS. Duncan
^former legislators termed
legislature “a coordinate
i ofthe state government’’
ee Bellinger -gave Hepre-
ives Arrants and Jones one
in which to complete briefs
^ePwest represented Mr.
ts st the hearing and Mr.
represented himself.
obing Break-In
McCasldll Store
the
coy
)
tart's* Iwitfi*.
y store on Rutledge street
y opposite the police sta-
sme time Monday night or
Tuesday morning.
■ance was gained by forcing
on a rear window,
heck is being made to de-
ie what had been taken by
arauder
“dead spot" is an area in
i reception of a radio Signal
tremely poor or absent.
Do we have hi Camden High
eebool stud eats who have forgot
ten their daty as each? Students!
Tee, we need to he proud to say—
“Ten bet I go to Camden High!*’
Is it that war wow? No! It has
not heed that way since one small
part of the hoys of oar school has
goae soar. ▲ few hays, who in
stead of wcHag dhetr part as se-
tore as leaders, have gone
ikwands into the day* of their
childhood and saw playing with
firecrackers like a bunch of Juve
nile dSllnQuente <m the loose.
• By letting each nonsense con
tinue within She wsAs end on the
grounds of Camden High school
and In the streets of our city, we,
the students, are letting our self-
respect fly calmly out of the win
dow. We are dalUnp In our duty
as ^ood dtisens of Camden. Why?
Simply because we sit back on the
“stool of do-nothing" and let one
small group tear down in a couple
of weeks the good character and
reputation it took years of hard
work to build.
The reasons stated above are
very few compared to the many
there are in Shis esse as to why
this “enjoyable little-boy’s game”
should not continue.
Not only are the school and stu
dents losing face but the town
as well. Wouldn’t It be tragic in
a couple «f years to hear Camden
“sports town of the south” being
called “that place where a bunch
of high school kids started shoot
ing firecrackers like ’Injuns on the
warpath?” It most certainly would
be tragic! And If there is any
spunk in the ones concerned in
this matter, they will forget about
their bang-bang toys and settle
down to hanS work.
God has given ns a whole new
year to add onto our life—to multi
ply our dreams in—to do all the
things we didn’t do last year.
Don’t let this Incident become mas
ter of us! Funny? Well, at first
that word might have been used.
Then it was a sort of joke but
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now It la definitely not a joke.
Bven th ebeat jokes wear thin
after betag told so many times.
Take heed* students! Realise the
situation we are in—and—conquer
it! Be strong and anticipate life
in this new year..
Black staff members ark now be-
gtmnlag the ragged bustwees of
potting together the dummy ca
sual, which ts used by the publish
ers es a guide to print the reel
annual. With plenty of hard work
the dummy annual should he all
together by Feb. li.
The very latest la girls’ bHPdees
has been introduced into Camden
High. Little Miss Ana Holden
started the fed for the "Ooatmir
Cat’’ on about Jap. A Before-
well, by now—just about all the
girts in the sophomore class hare
their long locks snipped off
Grodastien! That word really
has a solid ring to It—cud how!
At jthe school dreoms of graduation
and diplomas are dancing around
with the seniors. Only Thursday
and Friday of last week the hon
orable ones were measured tori
their gowns. We found some tall,
“new-look” girls in the senior class
—ranging in heights from. 5 ft 10
in. to' f ft. 1 in. The chic tall ones
are Barbara Hall, -Maxine Bailey,
Harriet Moore and Ann Zemp. Nice
to have to b# looked up to—isn’t
it? Pretty soon they, along with
the rest of the seniors, will be
ordering invitations and then-
well, lets stop dreaming for
awhile! Maybe graduation will
slip up on us—unaware—(as if that
were possible!)
Mrs. L. H. Catoe is not improv
ing and has been taken back to
the horns of her daughter, Mrs.
[enry DeBruhL
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Brannon and
sons of Rock HQ1 spent the week
end with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Brannon.
Mr.
The way styles ran really
fancy. The ghrls are cutting off
their hair very daringly while the
beys are carefully preserving theirs
—Could It be that they arc afraid
of baldness this early In life? The
boys wo mean—of coarse! The
girls will probably start wearing
wigs before lone if their hair does
not grow back out fast enough.
and Mrs. F. M. Walters
Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ethel Baker of the Antioch
community.
Mr. and Mrs. Emsley Ormand
and daughter of Lancaster, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Cauthen of Trenton.
N. J., and Rev. E. L. Davidson of
Bethune were dinner guests of
Mr. mid Mrs. Jake Watkins last
Sunday.
Mrs. Blanche Cole and Mrs.
Thnma* Hewon and son.
of Washington, D. C, are visiting
their sister, Mrs. Luther Stokes
and Mr. Stokes.
Miss Catherine Bowers and her
friend. Miss Best Beaver of Flor
ence, were with Catherine’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bowers
over the weekend.
Mrs. Richard Ford visited Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Godwin in Columbia
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Sallie Watkins, who cele
brated a birthday on Dec. 23, was
honored with a supper by her
daughter, Mrs. Lee Parker. Most
of her children, their families and
paveral invited guests ware pres
ent to enioy this happy occasion.
“Happy Birthday ” was sung and
Mrs. Watkins received many
pretty and useful gifts and every
one wished her many happy re
turns of the day.
Mr. and Mrs. James West and
The basketball season of 1950
looks to be a fairly promising one
for the girls’ and boys’ teams here
st the High school The girls, un
der Pop Small’s coaching, hare lost
one out of 12 games played and
that was a practice game. Last
Tuesday Pop’s girls came but on
top with a big score of 4S-24
against Kershaw. The Camden
boys defeated Kershaw 44-41. Cam
den kept a nice 10 point lead moat
of the way through the game but
In the last few playing minutes,
Kershaw shortened that. lead to
only three points, making a very
exciting ending for the boys’ game.
. On Thursday and Friday the
Camden teams travel to B. C. and
Olympia in two doubleheader
games.
The next home game is with
Wlnnsboro on Tuesday, Jan. IT, so
be there pulling for the Marigolds
and Bulldogs.
George Beleos and Alice Wilson,
The Public Speaking clast Is
now practicing n very dramatic |
radio play callsd “Dark Sunlight’' j
Mrs. Tiller says they’ll probably be J
practicing a long time; so we can’t
yet say Just iraii date this SO |
minute drama will be broadcast
The students Utk iD K part In this
play are Maxine Bailey, Maxine
Berry, Virginia Hall, Jodie Garner, |
Isabelle Thompson, Sonny Smith,
Hilton Anderson and Marlon Boy
kin. We’U let you know when It]
Is to be portrayed over the air.
Clemson Alumni
To Have Meeting
On January 27
Clemson College Alnmnl, IPTAY
members and supporters will meet ]
at Qua Ward’s Tavern Friday, Jan.
27, t p. m.
Cary Cox, Assistant Athletic D1-]
rector of Clemson College, will be
present and pictures of the 1949
Auburn-Clemson game will be |
shown.
J. Cooley Gillis, president of the
local organisation, will preside.
Reservations may be made by]
contacting C. Carlyle Jackson, sec-|
retary.
two children, Grissie and Jlmini%
left Friday morning for Winter
Haven, FUu, to visit Mrs. Wests
sister, Mrs. Sam Zeigler and
family and her mother, Mrs. Hat
tie Courtney.
Mrs. Carrie McCoy and
C. A. Moeier went home wit
Mr. and Mrs. Coy Mosier and
sons last week for a visit in New
York.
Mrs. Cleo Anderson Young ia
spending some time with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Young, before going to Cali
fornia with her son, “Buck”
Young, who is in the U. S. Navy
and stationed in California.
Mrs. Gardner and daughter,
Wilhelm enia, Sydney Gardner,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ford visited
Gaddy’s Wild Geese Farm at
Wadesboro, N. C., Sunt
noon.
iday after-
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