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1 V \ News From Btzinning with this toue, TOe Chro^cle will . rTnflprs a weekly column high school pews from 8 HMvt corresDondepts in each of the county’s six high iinnfl wTf^el that this new feature, which will con- ;fn miny »porte, class, club and student body functions would otherwise *o unpubhcixed, (will be a most bpular one. , Bloney High School (Holoo ) Both the boys and the ^irls bw- >tball team* have made a good SwSg since the season c«ne m »VSS* have won 7 out of I imes and the boys havewon games this ® ea f 0 “* a J^ it ?, 0 tu pse •p very much plcsicd With these they, like the plajwa * looking forward to a nice towing in the tournament. The Blaney giris did it again into? night. Jbey came out ith a score of 62 to 29 over the cBee girls. Both teams display- good sportsmanship. [The Blaney boys lost by two >ints which was nothing to feel id about considering the other [me with McBee. The score was > to 28. 2- [The Blaney boys defeated the It Olive R. A. boys basketbaU am here, Jan. 11 with a score 42 to 25. Zorn was high scorer r Blaney, while Neil led the amden R. A. boys. High School (Edith Whitmore, Reporter) * The basketball schedule for the Mt Pisgah girls and boys teams will be played as follows: Angelus, Jan. 17, there. Indian Land, Jan. 26, there. Midway, Jan. 31, Camden Arm ory. H This schedule is hot complete, but will come out weekly. All games will start at 7:30 p. m. Our lunch room program has been very successful'this year. We appreciate Mrs. Susie Byrd and Mrs. Emsey Eubanks for their vary fine work. The seventh grade had charge of chapel program and presented a very fine one last week. Barbara Reeves presented the scripture. Geraldine Truesdale gave- a poem. Stanley Taylor pre-1 ^ sented a recitation. Myrtis ^u-1 left banks gave a poem. Freddie West and Bruce V effective recitation, Cherub Choir Of First Baptist Church wgfe.y WsSa. - Jin 8, Hi Jr* tel, "w. FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that one liven month from this date, on Feb ruary 3, 1950, Emmie Tolbert will make to the Probate Court of Kershaw County her final return as Administratrix of the estate of John J. Tolbert, deceased, and on the same date she will apply to the said Court for a final dis charge as said Administratrix. N. C. ARNETT, 59T4tp Judge of Probate Camden, S. G, Jan. 3, 1950. m NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS All parties indebted to the es tate of Margaret Louise Kelly are hereby notmed to make payment to the undersigned, and all parties, if any, having claims against the life s KERSHAW LODGE XO. SB A.F.M. Regular Communka- don First Tueadigr of kUJP Each Mohth at 8 P. M Visitors Welcome. J. B. McGUIRT, W. M. L.H.JONSS, Secretary time preacribod by law. , f9T3tp FANNIE McLAURIN Executrix Camden, S. C., Jan. 9, 1950. Row She Shops "Cash aid Carry Without Painful Backacho Aa «Mi IS tioo. TUa plain M up nigSta ar fi from da may laa* many Maine bnelUMha. hMaaM aa4 Sis and atrain, i or expoauru to kidney folks to aoa| loaa of pep oai itaaiaeaa. GetUag duo to If yuar diacomfarta an dm to eauaaa, daa't wait, toy Doan’a PUto, a add diuretic. Uaed amaauMbr by miUioaa tar orer 60 yuma. WkSe tbeae aymptoma aeay often ulberaiae mow, it’a many timaa Doau’a fhre happy help the 16 adlaa of kidney tubee an Oat Daaa’a Pilla today! Dotrt Pills are shown membors of the Cherub choir of the First Baptist church. They are reading from _ t: First Row: Donny Smith. Gerald Garnett Matthew Rush. Terry Lynn Shumate. Johnny Carol Spencer Speers. Susan Brown. Martha RowelL Carol Christmas and Jeannia PowelL gave a ver y Second Row: Gayle Brown. Philip Jackson. Linda Parka. Harriett Spears. Carolyn Baker. -itation. [Patrida Baker. Mary L. Clyburn. Susan_Clyburn. Margaret Brown. __ _ l » Antioch lUtd Bow: Dic^i. Bmihun. Erie Browo. Chulw Cunnlnghem. Edwud Chipt"*.*. Julian lalnr and Travis RowelL MIm Margaret E. Cox Is director of the choir and Mrs. Sarah Clyburn is pianist [The Beta Club held its monthly ^ n „Ctoi:tJdu..N.to3 eta Club convention in Cohun- |a in March. c of the Blaney jiia giris ax- -.^ad a County JHA meeting at gthune Tuesday, Jan. 10. Blaney JHA had their) ar monthly meeting Jan. 11. tins for a JHA social were made id several business matters were Iscussed. High School (Faye Reynolds, Reporta) The senior clgss officers elected) at the beginning of the year are) as follows: President, Fas JHA girls at- nolds: vice ‘ Huntley; Holland trucks. now produces Are-ton nni£ ui uic year arc Resident, Fay Rev- president, Elizabeth TRESPASS NOTICE NOTICE —Any persons hunt ing, fishing or otherwise tres passing on die lands of E. D. Drakeford, or making fires, or permitting fires 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. 68-61c E. D. DRAKEFORD CHEAP MONEY We make loans of 1300.00 or more on Lila Insurance Policies issued by any reliable company. No red tape — no fee—Intereel rate below that charged by the company. Winchester Graham Premium Service Co. P. a Box so kiu, Carolina Phone 2-28B7 Brown; secretary and treasury,) Betty Lou Cunningham. Fay Reynolds was chosen as the | D.A.R. representative of the An tioch Senior class. This is Bethune High School (Esther Squires. Reporta) sored by the Daughters American Revolution. spon- of the] ► About the most interesting) subject around Antioch these days is basketball. Well, what could be more interesting at this time unless, of course, irs school books? We’ve had a fairly good this year but not quite for Ant 5ay! Did you hear about the iketball game the Wildcats had Baron DeKalb? Boy, was it riller! The girls, unfortunate- lost by a score of 40-16. Mar- Broadway, the captain, was scorer for Bethune with nine its. Better hick and work next ^ girls. The boys made « comeback and won by ft. are of 23-20. Clifton Price wap scorer with M. good enough for Antioch. It wont be long before the tournament | gets under way. We hope to have | a much better story then, ■ _ .^n^re wish to help to ► foM'hout.jmndij make Antioch s Dasxeti [Maybe the boys’ high spirit i$ lused by the influence of the few coach, Sam Welborn. Mr. F el born has proved very helpful “Dear Old Bethune High.” (long ous for his tallest ball player ty has and" The student council met Tues- ay to discuss some very import- nt business. Donald McLaurin, ic president, presided. Some of le business was: a six period :hedule, Junior-Senior banquet, nd whether w the cheerleaders lould play basketball or not. The Wildcat News staff met rith the advisors, Mrs. J. Mi •avis and Mrs. L. B. King Mon- ay. Harold Williams, the editor, et the deadline for the news as an. 17. A photographer from Columbia sme Thursday to take pictures w the annual. Here’s hoping tne actures are good although the un had some of the girls womr- ng about their hair. Boron DeKalb High School (June Plyla nnd Mary Branham, Reporters) School has e ''Student to do much to improve our Knool government. We are making rules Baron DeKalb High Recently organized bouncii. With improve our the so ----feWAnnauuU IOT Uie 80x1001. officers elected this year , *' ) \ residen L Irma Cauthen: vice __ ^ dent » Ernestine Faulken- two representa- Lu **• are all striving to reach MILLER'S For Lumkr TUNI iw coun- PPHPBHWH — R to) have him play on our team this) yea. He stands 6 feet 8 ' and is stm getting taller. LKtS feZSZ w. 'mesdale, captain of the boys’ earn, is a very good player also. Olin Brown, who is just in the eighth grade is plaving on foe team. This is the first yea; has played but it certainly) doesn't hinder his ability to play weU, * >■ r jt . , The girls have the same play-) ers this yea as fo^r had last yea. We also have some good 'ers who are just in foe _ ith grade. Ann Rochelle is « good example. She is steadily making her way to foe first team. I lelen Joye is our tallest forward. Marie Stokes, captain, is probably the fastest player on our team. Faye Reynolds, co-captain, plays) center guard. She is our tallest guard. Janet Catoe. who is a very player, is left guard and “ Huntiey isrUht^gjad.1 t of last week. This Was emerge as winners. On Wednesday night of last) week we met foe I team at Lynchburg in their new gym. Both games were played welL Our girls lost by a small! n of 5 points. The boys score 10-47, while foe girls score NMI,'" Joye was highest scorer for the girls and Galloway | was high scorer for the boys. day EHNE scnooi Midway • High School * Marv Ray and Greichen The studmt bo^aUdidway is] very pleased about foe many im provements that have been made ouring foe summer and ealy part term. Recently, its have been in- ^ we hope, will keep _ weakness caused from eye strain. > j As Usual, our basketball teams are working very hard. Out of foe ten ounea played, the girls weke defeated only One time and the have been defeated only) Additional basketball uni -1 have been purchased which, we think, are an added attraction to our teams. They are made up 'TAX** m They an l colors, our school Just before Pleted our sale at received a consic e wish to and ie sum ■ those worthy ?• C. 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