The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 20, 1950, Image 8
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Tryon Hounds To Darli
Run With Camden
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High Schtx
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School girls cage
ioeee a game—that’s news
For outside of a two
32 drfeat at
*ed Ash wood team,
maidens have swept
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Tea members of the Tryen, N.
C« Hoontfs orgaaisatioa will hare
a Jetait ran with the Camden
Hoends on Saturday, according to
from Arthur Rey-
of the Tryon aggregation,
was at the polo game here
Sundav
With Mr. Reynolds were Pro-
Q. Huntsman, Ted Wllaon
and Charles Cochrane, all members
of the Tryon Hounds and Jimmy
Safford, sports writer of the Mid-
• dleburg Chronicle.
Defeated By
Whizz Kids
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edged out the Darlington
pro team 58 to 55 and er
defeat meted out by Dari
SdSayT^hw 12 ^d
/ lost one. The lone lorn to an Ash-
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- the same team a 48 to 20
score. Teams that have bowed be
fore the flashy rural high school
have been 1ft. Plsgah 43 to
laney 48 to 36; Baron De-
56 to 31: Ridgeway 61 to
19; Ashwood 48 to 20; Antioch 31
to 18; Lydia 40 to 34; Jefferson
36 to 29; McBee 56 to .7; Baron
DeKalb, second game, 54 to 14;
Camden
Win But Boys
Team Loses
Lamar 39 fo 22*and'4Udgeway|
ie, 55 to ““
„ of the Midway
orwards, Charlotte Hall,
Horton. Judith Yc
team
Jen-
r Young;
Peggy Hall, Jannie M.
_jer and Janet Hall.
'ord B. Stanton, superintendent
he Midway school, is coach of
team.
games remaining on the
schedule of the Midway
are with Blaney, Jefferson,
\ Antioch, Lydia and
e game with Blaney
d Tuesday night and
:ord to 13
History repeated Itself in the
cage arena of the Camden High
school Tuesday night when the
Camden girls, winners over Winna-
boro in s game at Winnaboro 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 fools
and Wlnnsboro then proceeded to
widen tha gap at a rapid pace.
Darlington
on ttie local floor recently.
Darlington, a real good team,
held a 22 to 20 lead 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-all.
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
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what Camden wonted.
We hove found that there it o demand for three-hedroom and one-bedroom
Our model Apartment wot opened
find out *
public in order that* we might
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.
played
recorc
Iway ran their
it by spanking the Blaney
ids in their own gym 59 to 13.
san . own gym 59
Midway boy* won over Blaney
Whizz Kids To
Ploy Pgcific
Terrifies Here
This new idea in food packag-
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LIVE BAIT
FOR SALE
Branch Minnows
ond Shinors
60c DOZEN
ROY MATHIS
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 Froth of the -Uni
versity of South Carolina, origin-
has
ally scheduled for Jan. 24, has
been postponed until Monday,
Jan. 30 in the local gym. The post-
S onement was due to examina-
ons Using in progress at the
state university on the Jan. 24
date.
ing—that is, new in South Caro
lina—is offered by Coble Dairy
Products, Ihc.
It’s actual arrival on the groc
ery shelves ends considerable
speculation which started some
two weeks ago, when a series of
advertisement 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
products.
The “family size” half-gallon
milk carton has been on sale 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,"
o po it moots oi80l wo hovo provided for some so that now wo hovo:
' APARTM
ONE. TWO OR THREE BEDROOMS AND
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FLOOR ANP LIVING ROOM AND KITCHEN ON THE FIRST FLOOR.
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Private front ond rear entrances, poved walks, below ground garbage containers,
ceramic tile baths with showers, play area for children, extra large closets and parking
space for each unit ore standard equipment.
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DUE TO THE FACT MANY WHO WISHED TO VISIT THE MODEL AF,
the half igilon selling for one
cent less than the same amount
of milk obtainable in two separate
quart containers.
MILLER'S For Liimbor
LAST SATURDAY AND SUNDAY WERE UNABLE TO INSPECT SAME BEC
THE CROWDS, THIS APARTMENT WILL BE ON DISPLAY AGAIN SATURPi
SUNDAY, JAN. 21-22,2 F. M. TO 8 P. M.
Come ond visit this model oportment, completely furnished by W. F. Nettles & Son.
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Eight units of”the 30-unit oportment project will he ready for occupancy Fob. I.
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Rental price includes automatic heat, hot water, Venetian blinds ond kitchen
furnished with G-E stove ond refrigerator, cabinets apd double sink.
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N. Brood Street Phone 401 Camden, S. C
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Large group of Ladies'
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$27.50 Value
26-Pieces —service
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