The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 27, 1950, Image 3
S9. ISM
Woods Not Friday ls Deadline
for Control
Boll
TPeerif For Applications
in the
J «
their
Irfffinc boO
and «
[to
Ssewe wort-
oean tW*
foDow this practice
that a r
[the South .
at Forestry showed ,
1< o< the 17 fires
.Sf boll ^ >U ~
^ that accordinc to find-
rs, d«
kte in the
to be found within the
. feet from the edfes nam-
[ cotton field and that the
of hibernatinf weevils be-
point is comparativdy
le points out that en-
sts are freed that m ad-
p roper cultural practices
' in weevil con-
placed on insecti-
that entomologists do
_ lend burning forests to
boS wse^*- ___
Barker, leader, Clemson
extension work, suggests
farmers are determm-
Iburn their woods around
Z es of cotton fields to re-
all weevils, they should get
p of their local forest rang*
says firebreaks should be
at the desired distance
ie edges of the cotton fields
lat die boring should be
\hen weather conditions we
for fire control. Be
precautions will help
3 the fires under control
Ip to prevent die useless
of large areas. He em-
the statement that very
reevils are destroyed by
ig further than 150 feet.
>A PRESBYTERIAJf
CHURCH
Sunday. January 2$
| A. Douglas McArn. Pastor
School at 10 a. m., wife
e class for every age. Moro-
orship wife prayer, anthem
ermra at liriS. Little chil-
may be left in the nursery
■ the morning service. Ptan-
j:30 p. m. Young Adults 8
[Everyone is cordially invited
end the services of
To Teacher Exams
The state’s public school teach
ers were reminded this week that
Friday, Jan. 27, is the “absolute”
deadline for ISM teacher certifi
cation examination applications.
The state department of educa
tion said applications will be ac
cented until Friday upon payment
a $3 lata fee. The regular cjos-
' p|n. 17.
b exams — both
and “optional"—will
be offered Saturday, Feb. 18, to
who applied before the
Kxam centers for white appli
cants will be given at Aiken, An-
Clemson. Co
lt, C
West, Flor
ence, Gaffney, Greenville, Green
wood, Hartsvffle," ‘
. Newberry,i Rock
RBL Spartanburg, Sumter and
Wslterbaro.
Negro centers will be at Aiken,
Anderson, Charleston, Cheraw,
Columbia, Conway, Denmark,
DiHon, Florence, Greenville,
Greenwood, Kingstree, Orange
burg, Rock IfiR, Spartanbur
Sumter and Yemassee.
The common exam is required
Carolina Alumni
To Meet Tuesday
Meet
Friday
BULLDOG
of fee
University of DiartThl
friend* of that JtSCAjIJN
South Carolina and friend* of that
institution will gather in the fiunt
room of the Sarsfield dub next
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock for
fee purpose of organizing a Cam-
den^chapter of fee University
A dutch supper at a fee of $1
a plate will be served promptly at
8 o’clock, after which there will
be a drawing of fee pictures of
the Georgia Tech-South Carolina
football game of last fall.
Instigator of fee BAM Club
chapter affiliation in Camden is
J. Clator Arrants who has extend
ed an invitation to be present to
Condi Rex Enright, Dick Ander
son, Sonny Duke, Frank Harden
and others interested in fee ath
letic future of the state universi-
Labor disputes have been abat
ing recently in India, New Delhi
reports.
TRAILERS TO
SERIES
Camden’i Bulldog basketballers, male and female,
will be gunning for their first win in the District 5 elimi
nation meetings Friday night at 7:30, when they face the
Hartsville teams OR the 1
local
will Ira
hardwood.
for certification to teach in the
S ublic schools. The optional exam
i available in specialized fidds,
such as elementary education,
ish, social studies, mathemat-
. sciences, industrial arts and
foreign languages.
RngU
The Hartsville gam
the first of six District 6 elemina-
tion meets scheduled for the Bull
dogs this season. Two games each
Wife Hartsville. Darifogton and
Bishopville will decide Camden’s
district rating.
The season’s record of both
Bulldog teams speak for them
selves—the boys have tucked
away a lucky IS of their 16
games, and the girls have been
doWned only once in 16 starts.
The lone Bulldogette loss went
to the Ash wood girls by one
point, 43-42. Winns boro accounted
for two of the boys’ losses, and
Olimpia handed than their third
With an outstanding saa-
son's record In the effing, the
basketballers will be pulling
out all stops Friday night in
an effort to get off to e good
atari in the district champion
ship race. Attendance has
up with every
of wins
©f-
• sizeable
full of spectators Fri
day night.
In order to meet expenses, a
slight hike in admission charges
was announced this week. Be
ginning with Friday night’s game,
the gate will be set at 2i and ftO
o',
cents.
On deck for fee opening tilt Fri-
probably be
day night will
Dixon, Kemper, Mahoney
Cox for the boys; and Elliott,
and
Caulder for
Coach Dusty Scarborough will
be handling things from the side
line for the boys, and Coach H. A.
“Pop” Small will be directing fee
girls’ outfit
State’s Cotton Crop
Off SOOftOO Bales
South Carolina’s 1949 cotton
crop totaled 563,717 bales, some
300,000 bales less than in fee pre
ceding year, 1948, when 863,547
bales were produced.
In the nation the crop last year
totaled 15,641,310 bales as com-
Meet Friday Night
Clemson alumni are reminded
of the meeting to be held Friday
night at Gus Ward’s at which
Cary Cox, assistant athletic di
rector M Clemson will be pres
ent and show films of the Au-
im-Oemaon game.
All alumni who wish to attend
■are askad to cowtaat Carlyle Jack-
son, secretary of the local club.
The meeting is set for i o’clock.
The user of heating pipes, carry
ing steam or hot water and buried
within the eaaorete ef. sidewalks
and drlVWways to keep them clear
of Ice and taow. Is rapidly increas
ing in America.
15?
with 14,140,444 bales in
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