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X News From HW Schools 01 Cotinli Baron DeKalb Mt. Pisgoh EDITH WHITIJOWE. ‘T 0«rtoi « Pr * ? " fifth fr»d». fl . r ^ n -> Poem, -ME O^*- ‘«SJ£°»>M. Wl.Up«taf BOP* wSfitES KMtt ».« and Margie RaeM- „ DiaU^e. “t^ er j?anette ^PUt- leeae. Bet*r Bjrd. Fitt in. ^Sr%^SS& ** Johnnl Cnight. l The Basketball ftrla 1 ^ hoy» ieams will play ludlan L*^ Frl May night, Feb. 1. at T.W- ' O,; lSrt«lMn »lM*n »" jMk- for».rd to th. «PPf Jtstrlct Tournoment wliicll begio week. MondM. Fob. «. »« tuns through Friday. All games wfll be played at iron DeKalb, The Seniors of Mt Plagah High their ring* last Tuea- are really proud ot LoTRodgen and Sybfl Mor- Speaks chool got pay. They lem. JUNE FLYLIR and MARY BRAN HAM, Reporters The Basketball Tournament of the upper fifth district is to be held at the Baron De Kalb gym Monday. Feb. <, through Friday. Feb. 10. Four faxnea are to be played each night The * first game be sts# at 0 p. m. : Refreshments will be sold during all the games at the snack her. Everyone is cordially invited to attend these games. The admis sion will bo 26 emits for school children snd 60 cents for adults. The Baron- De Kalb “Generals" mot the felaney team tor a game Tuesday night. ^ The girls came out with a score of 28-41 In favor of Blaney. , We think the lose of the ball game was due to the fact that our players were overplayed. The boys* gamq was 23-22 in furor of the Baron De Kalb << Gen- erals." jSMr-.aBKP. IL IMP FACE FIVE Antioch FAYE REYNOLDS, The Junior-Senior annual staff is working steadily toward the completion of our annual We are planning to hart tome more pic tures made next week. These will be pictures of our basketball teams and also some snapshots. The name of our annual *• “The Echo.” Our next mchool paper ^1S to be published next week. Everyone seems to enjoy reading it very much. We hare had many compli ments on It. I think all the sen- dents are anxious to see If their names appear in the gossip column. Some more extensions hare been added to the bell in the school building. We hope this improve ment will decrease the number of pupils Who miss their bus each day because they did not hear the Bethune ESTHER SQUIRES, Reporter The school paper, The Wildcat News. Is a great success. The staff, under the direction of Mrs. J. M. Davis snd Mrs. L. B. King, have worked hard, and as s result, have Issued some very good pap ers. Midway MARY RAY and GRETCHEN WEST, Repertsrs _ For a long time we had walched fle bulletin board snd looked for- rard to our second featured pic- £0 which was shown to the sil ent body and teachers Tuesday ftcrnoun during the Mat two eriods. The title of the pteture i-as ‘‘Way Bark Home. Like all uovie fans, we especially enjoyed eing Bette Davis snd hearing »e old familiar songs which were ang. The seniors are very excited as te play tyioks have been ordered, id we are expecting them every iv The name of the play Is >apa and the Girls," a comedy ith 13 characters. s'Vv’.V. The Beta Club held its regular monthly meeting January 22. Don ald McLaurin, the president, pre sided. A very interesting program was given on the varioue clubs of the 17th century. Those taking part on the program were Lock McKinnon, Red Hilton, Betty Gray MeCaakill Joe Ann Wayne, Esther Squires, Donald McLaurin and Carrie Mae Norris. There are 21 members in the Beta Club this year. A committee la consulting photographers to make our pic ture to be sent to the Beta Club Journal. On Wednesday, Feb. 3, both of the Antioch teams will play Blaney it the Armory in Camden. On the Allowing Friday night, we play lethune at the Camden Armory. This is the first time we have played either team and we are ooking forward to playing two good games. WINS BLOCK "CT Miss Joyce Rose, of Blaney, has >een awarded the block “C" by Columbia College physical edu cation department She was one of the outstanding field hockey play ers. Drive Carefully—Save a life [ goth basketball teams defeated tfferson Friday. Jan. 20, with a ore of 40 to 34 for the girls and to 24 for the boys. [The boys’ and girls’ team# play- Mt. Pisgah Monday, Jan. 26. ie final score for the glrla was to 29 and for the boys 60 to 80 favor of Midway. V ■■ V j Wednesday, Jan. 25, the boys’ girls’ teams played Antioch, ie final score for the girl# waa to 33 and for the boys 64 to in favor of Midway. ABOUT The students received their re port cards Wednesday. Most of them had a smile on their faces, but some, of course, wore frowns. - The seniors have ordered their graduation invitations from Jos- ten’s. Some seniors mnst have lots of relatlvsis and friends Judg ing from the number of invitations they ordered. The girls’ basketball team Is made np mainly of ninth and tenth graders who have not had the necessary experience or training to produce n good bahketball team. However, as Ye lose no one by graduation, we expect to Improve safficlontly this ypgr to make a strong bid for the district cham pionship next year and the year after. The girls’ team started off i HELEN REYNOLD* an# BETTY MOORE, Ifra. Do Loach, our first grade (teacher, has been out of school due to tnaess. We are happy that 'she was able to return to her ig news for peo- difficulty! ere’s encouragin with hearing | Thousands are now gaining new earing ability and new confi- ice through a remarkable new ctronic device. This radically ferent invention—unlike any- ing hard-of-hearing people have Irer seen, or tried before—is worn an entirely new and different FREE BOOKLET new illustrated booklet telling ore about this revolutionary invention is yours FUSE the asking. Whether or not are now using a conventional ‘ hearing aid, you owe it to get information. , BY MAIL ONLY — in plain wrapper. Ask for “New ►yention Booklet.” Simply ite: J. H. Lomax, 401 Palmetto Columbia, S. C classroom this * Th# J. H. A members had their regular monthly business meeting Thursday, Jan. 16. After a short devotional period, two abort films were shown sad several business matters discussed. The Basketball teams split an other double-header with ' Baron DeKalb- The Blaney girls came out with a fourth quarter victory by a score of 46 to 22. The Baron DeKalb boys defeated the Blaney boys hr a score of 41 to 12. The Junior* have ordered their play book*: Tbs name of this play is "Which Shall Ho Marry?” definite date for this play hasn’t been derided. The January issue of "The Rambler" was distributed to the students Friday 27. All members of VM T P roud this issue of the paper.. |l« Returns For IM To Be Hade By School WIOGINS^rOiMTS— liquid 5 in anyone ndSmTn degree of pealed ha the Watery of iho Commenting od industrial prog ress in the state, Mr. Wiggins stated: "The value added by manufacturing in South Carolina rose 369 per cent between 1939 and 1947 as against a rise of 203 per cent for the country as a whole end exceeded that of every other state excepting one. ... In 1939 the 1,331 industries in South Carolina employed 136,713 peo ple end paid salaries and wages of $103,572,000. In 1947 there were 2,137 industries employing 188,601 people and paying wages and salaries of $376,934,000. Forty BETTER FARM LIVING State, 4a+UMjUu*a/ CommUtht, Cttmv* Cotoft' Ettouco* Scuvcc, INTNO.3: FOOD AND FEED— tetter Quality for both in 1950,” advises iho Extensioa Set That's sane advice any thao but fat I960, wo think it looms o. Wo know what our cash crop acroogo will be. What opportunity to plan for using thoso extra acres! MORE FOOD equals ■Haolthlor people, leas farm living MORE TTltp equals Oreater numbers and batter fed dairy cattle, beef cattle, hogs. As we start the New Year and the new half century we are challenged as never before to plea wisely. kennedy Insurance Agency in 1947 times the 1939. The value per cent more were receiving 3 ’1 wages received in added in manufacturing to this state rose from $170,000,000 in 1939 to $794,000,000 in 1947. more than fourfold. Between Jan. 1, 1945 and Dec. 31, 1948,-in four years, 803 new industrial plants were built in this sttae at a cost of $270,000,000, and 1,036 existing plans had either completed or had unda construction or had plans ready fur at toe end of 194$ costing to excess of to gags four) Crj±666 III ww%0mw^ €11141 fMOy*** Cfl.Wm.CHmt mm. JSaS ^ CDfraMsIDUS VOf udmiHistrativ work nnr mni§nt$ Corporal William C. Runt of La- Fayette, Alabama who has shown his administrative ability with the Third Army Headquarters recognises the value of physical fitness. He has found ample time to continue with athletics which are helping to build his leadership and alertness. For an active. In teresting life where young men can further their education and at the same time receive good pay, he recommends a career In the U. S. Army. Investigate, get the full details, see your recruiter to day. U. S. ARMY AND IL $. AIR FORCE RICRUIT1NC SERVICE Amtrican Legion Bldg., Camden, S.C. ^ FRIENDLY FOLKS •Paints •Varnish#* •Wall Fap#r Floor Sanders _ Ladders Paint Sprayers Rented NOLAN’S PAINT STORE ★Vogue and Simplicity Patterns (Button Covering and Holing) Piece Goods ★ Fobrics o o o o Office Supplies and Equipment BLAKE & FORD, inc. v :r ..a FREE PRIZE,-too! BOTTLED GAS Underground and Above- Ground Systems Installed. GAS APPLIANCES (Serving The Camden Chronicle Area) BEARD APPLIANCE CO Dry Cleaning and Laundry "Pick-Up and Delivery Ber ries All Over The County" BLUE * STAR CLEANERS E. DeKalb BUILDING SUPPLIES •Johns Manyillo Roofing •U. S. Gypsum Wolf Board a e/i n r N LUMBER CO., INC. CITY DRUG CO. THINK Electric - Plumbing and Hooting Coatractor* - ••• - ' AA CONDITIONINQ BRADLEY Electric & Plumbing Co. MUCH MORE THAN 900 T wiKH would TAKEN VITAMINS // HOUSE-to-MOUSE DELIVERY m* of the m» Freshest and "Creamiest" MILK SPFARMAN DAIRT PRODUCTS CALL til LADIES SHOES jt I -A Hosiery... Accessories IPAU LA’S SEINE SHOES Far A Safe, Comfortable TAXI ni 1 '.' Vitsin tar are Vital to CITY DRUG COMPANY is headquarters for and the paly air-conditioned drop store to ^Clipper Croft and Timely Suits ArVon Heusen Shirts ★Mallory Hats POINTER’S MEN S SHOP INC. CAMDEH'S *EWE«T FURNITURE' HOUSE FURNISHINGS •G.E. Appliances ml <• VVIIW! T ~ ■ _ , .L. . . .. . . W. F. Nettles & Son being! vitamin neeusf dto^ where you PHONE 19 RED TOP CAB CO. OLDSMOSILI Salas and Sorvic* SMOAK MOTOR CO GENUINE ITALIAN SPAGHETTI •Steaks oSea Pood Open RM A.M. to II P.M. JOHNNIE’S GRILL v/niy mi r-vonoiilonvQ Drag Store la CawSsa Prut—ion With Us FREE DELIVERY PHONE Iff ^ • CUT DRUG CO. m m Enjw Our Daily... ★PLATE LUNCHES m. and ... ★SANDWICHES “Eat Where NOLAN’S SODA SHOP (F ormerifliahonoy'*) • ^ I. 1,1 JKgBgWiJ •1950 is the year for real estate tax returns to bo Also returns of personal property, new buildings, transfer of real oatate, poll and road tax ar * lo be made. The County Auditor’s office is •Pen now for such returns and the hooka will ro- «*in open until March 1, 1950. AH returns must be made by School Districts. Do not wait until the **t day to make your returns. All household goods furniture used in the home of the owner of •uch goods and furniture are hereby exempted from taxation. Household goods and furniture u»ed in business not exempt from taxation, such as ousehold goods and furniture used in hotels, room- *•* houses, rented rooms and fcpartments, or other Places of business. *Th. county auditor will be .t the foltown, place* or the Purpose of taking tax returns: February 2: Kershaw at Coat’s Bus Station. February 3; Kershaw at Coat’s Bus Station. February 7: Blaney. February 9 : Mt Pi»gah| February 14 : Bethune. IK Westville. HUDSON Solas qnd Ssryics front-end rebuilding k WRECKER SERVICE DRAKEFORD’S GARAGE I by Cambridge Point Chantilly Crystal by Tiffin Ctosroxes Rose ... Concerto Tiffin Rose ... June Nits R0SB0R0UGH & MARSHALL 1047 PAULA'S Fine Shoes XI IT AIN'T THE SUCK FLOOR K/ Y0UkE SUPPINOON- I JUST HAP MY SHOES 'SHINED PURINA FEEDS •B«by Chick* •Com Farm Mochin- •nr CAMDEN f[[0 and SEED CO ,!nc. •SPAT •UPHOLSTCRI CAMDEN BODY WORKS VENETIAN BLINDS Custom Bulk CARPETING _ RUGS LmoLEOM . ASPHALT TILE CAMDEN Floor Covering Co, Inc. 4 N$w or "shinsd" shoes stay lovely aad last longer when ‘ regularly si “ ‘ selected from toe array ottered for ladies. PAULA’S .. . fine w# PICK-UP and DELIVER jour Car for sarvico TOWN & COUNTRY ESSO SERVICENTER i