Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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idc Hews By Losing HI!' m ■4 f % . Si m i . i !*' fir I ■l ' .r. ft ■' 1 i l f if ft . f ' *:! M'S ro«t to W held at the Baron De- K tfaiSvs®H6 games through Jan. 15, the Midway girls t lost one. The lo wood team was compensated by a slaughter that the Midwayites handed the same team a 48 to 20 score. Teams that have bowed be fore the flashy rural high school have been ML Pfsgah 48 to "llaney 48 to 38; Baron De- —— 56 to 81; Ridgeway 61 to 18; Ashwood 48 to 20; Antioch 31 to 18; Lydia 40 to 24; Jefferson 36 to 29; McBee 56 to 7; Baron DeKalb, second game, sTto 14; Lamar 39 to 82 and dlidgeway, second game, 55 to 22. The lineup of the Midway team Is Forwards, Charlotte HaU, Jen- ndl Horton, Judith Young; guards, Peggy Hall, Jennie M. Granger and Janet Hall. Ford B. Stanton, superintendent of the Midway school, is coach of the team. Thegames remaining on the regular schedule of the Midway gins are with Blaney, Jefferson, Mt. Pisgah, Antioch, Lydia and Lamar. The game with Blaney was played Tuesday night and Midway ran their record to 13 wins by speaking the Blaney maids in their own gym 59 to 13. Midway boys won over Blaney LIVE BAIT FOR SALE Brandi Minnows and Stiinars 60c DOZEN ROY MATHIS Tea members of Che Tryon. N. C* Hounds organisation will have a Joint res with the Camden on Saturday, according to from Arthar Rey- ef the Tryon aggregation, who was at the polo game here Sunday. With Mr. Reynolds were Pro fessor Q. Huntsman, Ted Wilson and Charles Cochrane, all members of the Tryon Hounds and Jimmy Safford, sports writer of the Mid- dleburg Chronicle. Comden Girls Win But Boys Team Loses History repeated itself in the cage arena of the Camden High school Tuesday night when the Camden girls, winners over Winns- boro in a game at Wlnnsboro re cently, won over their rivals for a second time, the score being 51 to 33. ~The Wlnnsboro maidens were unable to curb the brilliant and sparkling offensive of the local maids. The Camden boys, defeated at Wlnnsboro, again bowed to a su perior foe, the score being 63 to 53. Camden played even up with the invaders until the closing min utes of the game when Gayle Kerr was banished for too many fouls and Wlnnsboro then proceeded to widen the gap at a rapid pace. Ploy Pgcific Terrifies Here - out the tm 58 to 55 meted out by Darlington local floor recently. ^ , a real good team, held a $2 to 20 lend over the Whizz Kids at the end of the first half and when the gun sounded the end of hostilities, the score was knotted at 48-aIL In the extra five minute over time Camden gathered ten points as against seven made by Dar lington. routs of the Whizz Kids was high scorer of the evening with 20 points for his team. Giles Hug gins annexed 14, Cooper_ 13 and ” mmie Little - A*. ~ ‘ -f- L.- t TO BE OPEN . jm.- - mm - Jan. 21-22 fi ': m 2 to 8 P. M. ‘ •■■V- r . .if ■ S The Camden Whizz Kids* bas- keteers face one of their tough est assignments of the season Thursday when they battle the Pacific Terrifies, Columbia’s out standing pro-cage team in the Camden gym. The Whizz Kids management announced Wednesday that the game with the Frosh of the -Uni versity of South Carolina, origin ally scheduled for Jan. 24, has been postponed until Monday, Jan. 30 in the local gym. The post- B onemept was due to examina- ons being in progress at the state university on the Jan. 24 date. dropped In a lone counter. For I Jepnings . Billisary had 11, Peavey 17, Gateays 10, Bald win 9, B. Morris 6 and J. Mor ril 8. Darlington, r 17, Gal New Half Gallon Milk Containers Many housewives of this area will find a new package for their food baskets when they call at their favorite grocery store— sweet milk in a half gallon con tainer. T " - This new idea in food packag ing—that is, new in South Caro lina—is offered by Coble Dairy Products, I he. It’s actual arrival on the groc ery shelves ends considerable speculation which started some two weeks ago, when a series of advertisements began appearing in this newspaper which clearly indicated “a new arrival’' was ex pected soon in the Coble family of some two dozen different food product!. The “family size” half-gallon milk carton has been on sue for several months in Northern mar kets, and according to officials of the Coble Company, has won widespread public acceptance. It is described as a “budget item, H the half gallon selling for one cent leas than the same amount of milk obtainable in two separate quart containers. MILLER'S For Lumber To Be Available: One, Two =■**»** ! -v-j-fel sa.-. *4. m •m •7 ^ BIMWPf = '—IWlii’r- Our modal Apaitmant wot opanad lad waak-and for impaction by the public in order that*we might find out what Comden wonted* We hove found that there it o demand for three-bedroom and one-bedroom apartments and we have provided for some to that now we have: APART FLOOR AND OFONE, - [EE BEDROOMS AND ROOM AND KITCHEN ON THE FIRST FLOOR. Private front and rear entrances, paved walks, below ground garbage containers, ceramic tile baths with showers, ploy area for children, extra large closets and parking space for each unit ore standard equipment. im fV'V'/ DUE TO THE FACT MANY WHO WISHED TO VISIT THE MODEL APARTMENT LAST SATURDAY AND SUNDAY WERE UNABLE TO INSPECT SAME BECAUSE OP THE CROWDS, THIS APARTMENT WILL BE ON DISPLAY AGAIN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, JAN. 21-22, 2 P. M. TO 8 P. M. 1 Com* a ml visit this model apaitmant, completely furnished by W. F. Nettie* & Son. Eight units oHhe 30-unit apartment project will be ready for occupancy Fob. 1. % ,. * - ^ ; Rental price includes automatic heat, hot water, venation blinds and kitchen furnished with G-E stove and refrigerator, cabinets apd double sink. KIRKWOOD APARTMENTS N. Brood Street Phone 401 Comden, S. C eoeoeooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooaoooe< AFTER 41 YEARS CONTINUOUSLY SERVING KERSHAW AND SURROUNDING COUNTIES THE M. H. HEYMAN JEWELRY COt ‘ J J * . ■ ‘ . t n . t—.V i We hove purchased a large stock for this solo, and in apprecia< tion of your continuod loyalty to us for almost half-a-century, we ore offering it to you at AMERICA'S LOWEST PRICES! i •!> 9% . 1 • W-t-' -A* 1 - v. ■ 9 Jsst —♦ aSoB i • ; % * ■ £ , **■ -5'' ‘^'<8 Values to $34.95 Large group of Ladies' DIAMOND Bridal Sets, Engogement Rings and Wedding Bands. $27.50 Value 26-Pieces —- service . for 6 WM. A. ROGERS 9LYERPUTE in a handsome chest. On Sale for - Entire Stock of * Sterling « Silver 1 HOLLOWARE / O at exactly “ Price —i $20.00 Value . . Ladies' diamond DINNER RINGS Nationally Known / 'Woles" BILLFOLDS also other famous Make^. ■m M Price WRIST - WATCH S-T-R-E-T-C-H bands <^fl vl i ALL PRICES - ore Plus I Excise Tax '"I * — *■ 1026 Bl STREET — f ^3. ggg —^^ w . < ■ «?,■* " . • ' V ' • • * ; » i » ■ * - • , •v: -•■S'- ' V* — — SHOW CASES and ... \ , m CASES FOR SALE r^cWon m to who'.country| ewellent *Ute paper. It l»J Tp Ti••"j" ! ^.'1 '' / +>& ■■ mmw Vi *■ "ySn s , A 'V' 4'.a ’■ n ' iA-w* - ■ . '''i "