The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 17, 1950, Image 3
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Also:
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and Humpnrey
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at 9 o’clock
aughter in the midst of a
y^Knudson, Lyim Roberts,
Charles RusseU m — ,
of^sical and Comedy
on.-Tu«a- March »-21_
fight without mercy, for
xe of five mo»
grid Bergman, Warner
fter, Susan Hayward m
Iam had four sons
o: Cartoon and Comedy
id.-Thur»- March *1-23
u haven’t laughted until
roTure or bh.ey-
arring William Bendix,
James Gleason and
er O Dell
Also: T o Cartoons
Mr. aad Mrs. Floyd Horton and
thetr danghter, Mias GenwUa Hor
ton. OnrtSs and Jackie Horton, were
dinner mts -of their dnnchter.
Mrs. 8am ft ell/ and Mr. Kell, of
Colombia, last Friday night
The Womans Mlasftonary Union
of Dearer Dam Baptist church, met
at the charch Wednesday efter-
liglar Theatre
Broad and RuHadge Sis.
CAMDEN, S. C.
iMING ATTRACTIONS
FrL-Sat- March 17-13
iant triple treat
PROGRAM!
No. 1
Tim McCoy in
"GHOST PATROL"
No. 2
Tex Williams in
THE PECOS PISTOL"
No. 3 '
hapter No. 1 of new serial
"KING OF THE
ROCKET MEN"
fon.-TuM., March 20-21
FIRST SHOWING IN
CAMDEN!
William Eythe and
Laura Elliott in
"SPECIAL AGENT",
k>: News angl Comedies
•v V ' ^
KL-Thura, March 22-23!
Allyson, Peter Law^ord,
abeth Taylor, Margaret
O’Brien, Janet Leigh,
Mary Astor in
TITTLE WOMEN"
ior bv TECHNICOLOR
Iso: News and Serial,
“CONGO BILL”
♦♦❖❖❖❖♦♦♦A*
H. M. Rogers is a patient
In the Camden hospital, doe to an
automobile accident Saturday night
near their fcomei Mr. Roger* was
driving the car when the accident
happened.
Quite n few from this vicinity
attended the Evangelistic Cruaade
in Columbia Sunday.
Misses Shirley Johnson, Helen
and Annette Dixon gave a party at
Mrs. F. J. Tidwell'* home Saturday
night nie young folk*, enjoyed
Mrs. A. A. West is speiUlng a
while with Mrs. Steve Weet in
Florence. , ^
Mr*. June* West 1* doing nicely
in the Camden hospital after an
operation last Wednesday.
Mr*. J. D. Montgomery of Cam
den, visited friend* here Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mr*. J. W. Buchan of
North Wllkeaboro, N. C., spent the
week-end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Cooper and were
accompanied home by their son,
Johnny, who spent a week with
his grandparents.
Mr. and Mr*. Richard Ford spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Pearl
Ford of Ridgeway.
Mrs. Lava M. West of .
the week-edd with her
J. R. Weet and family. . * v
The basketball fans of Midway
school, as wfll as all Interested
folk of the community, are still
talking baskatban. This team and
thair coach are being praised for
the excellent Job they have dona
The trophy they won bt the Oreat-
v Eastern Carolina tournament in
Tlrnmonsviue last week la a beauty
and the trophy won bv Curtis
Horton In tho free thgow contest
Is nieb and we congratulate each
individual. The girls won gold
basketballs. Janet and Charlotte
Hall were cboeen on the all-star
taam. Genelle Horton entered the
free throw contest winning t out .of
10 shots but won IS out of 15 in
practice shots.
Mr. and Mrs. JL H. Catoo spanhl iightg"
Friday in Sumter with their oorfsT mt^T
Car! and Carson Catoe, and their
families.
L. H. Catoe and his daughter,
Mrs. Henry DeBruhl, and Mr. De-
Bruhl, of Camdem, went to Colum
bia Sunday to hear the noted Billy
Graham.
j Mr. and. Mrs. Roy Meets (Marg
aret Y. Watkins) have moved into
their new home.
Charles Yorborough, who has
been in with the flu, Is able to be
out again.
High School Baseball Team
Prepaying For Opening Game
The 1980 edition of Cmnde* High school’s bueballen
began lobbing a few to tint, catching fungoes, and sharp
ening their batting.eyes this week in pre-season prepara
i March 29 opening of this y<
tion for the
schedule.
More thaa 30 aspirants haw* re-
says regarding tk
pacts. “We’re not
have any world beater this
but I do foel that wo eon s _
a food high school bseebsll team
that will win |ts share of the
unes." .
With the exception of the open
ing game on March 29, all fames
29 opnaing of
year’s 18-game
team’s _
expecting to
will
The Nile Is the only major riven
in the world which rises at the
equator and flows into a temperate
soae. It is 4,000 mllea in length,
longeet in the world.
gone on
adults and 75c for
be good for all nine of the
games.
In commenting on the team.
Coach Stokes said this week, "It
looks ab though we’re going to
be fairly strong defensively, es
pecially down tha middle—catch
er, second hast, short stop and
centerfield. The pitchers need lots
of practice, but we aren’t going
to be hurting there. It’s too early
to tell much about hitters, but ft
looks now ss though we’ll have
much power at the plate.”
e schedule of games fol
lows:
March 29—Olympia, here.
March 31—Olympia, there.
April 6 — Brookland - Cayce,
there.
April 12 — Brookland - Cayce,
here.
April 14—Sumter, there
April 18—Darlington, here
April 21—Bishopville, there.
April 25—Hartsville, there.
April 26—Kershaw, here
May 2—Hartsville, here
it
May 5—Darlington, there.
May 9—Bishppville, here.
May lO—Orangeburg, here.
May 11—Kershaw, there.
May Id—Dreher, here.
May 19—Sumter, here.
May 23—Dreher, there.
candidates reporting for
include: catchers: Billy
on, Elwood Price Leslie
Hayes; pitchers, Heywood Wil
liams, Jeff Price, Tommy Phillips,
Lenon Boan, Charles Boan, Benny
The c
base: George Hayes, Guy
Boykin, David
ward Jones and Jim
my Hall.
i First b«uc. wu
Hutchins, Marion
Robinson.
Second Base: Judson Dabney,
Grady Ray, Jimmy Rogers, Lee
NeaL *
Shortstop: Jimmy Cox, Donny
Holland.
Third base: Gayle Kerr, Clyde
Turbeville, Austin Sheheen.
Outfield: Jack Holland, Ken
neth Davis, Gayle Gwynn, Carl
Reasonover, Douglas Pendergrass
and Alvo Dabney.
Unemployment In
State Declined
During February
The South Carolina ■ Employ
ment Security commission report
ed today that new unemployment
claims for
represented by initial claims for
unemployment compensation de
clined sharply in South Carolina
during the month of Februi
Initial claims filed totaled 8,
a drop of -approximately 10 per
cent from January.
The most encouraging factor in
the unemployment compensation
claims data, said the commission,
was the large decrease in new
claims which represent first spells
of unemployment These claims,
which had been elevated during
January W pott-SCaSOn layoffs
and the refiling by many indi
viduals because of the availability
of additional wage credits, show
ed a 37 percent drop during Feb
ruary. Additional claims, which
represent second or subsequent
job losses, declined only 6 per
cent i
Another factor in the initial
claim decline was the marked de
crease in claims received in mass
layoffs, which were down 46 per
cent from January. Layoffs in the
textile fend lumber industries
were down considerably, while
layoffs in the apparel industry
showed an increase.
666
LIQUID OR
TABLETS
GIVES
FAST
\
KRAFTM ASTER
PAINTS
$1.98 and $2.45 par 90!.
D. C. DIXON'S
BARGAIN HOUSE
•39 Broad 8L—fttera No. 2
Little Theatre
CAMDEN. S. C.
L H. Bramlet, 65,
Dies Following
An Operation
L. H. Bramlett, age 65, who has
owned and operated the Kirk
wood riding stable* here for over
three decades, died at Asheville
Wednesday morning following an
emergency operation that was
performed late Tuesday evening.
Mr. Bramlett complained of
| severe abdominal pains Monday
10 o’clock that night left
an auto with his assistant,
I James Hoots, for his home at
I Waynes ville, N. C. They reached
Waynesville at 3:30 and Mr.
Bramlett. following an examina
tion by his family doctor there,
was rushed to a hospital at Ashe
ville where he was operated upon
I Tuesday evening.
It is believed that a bunted ap
pendix was responsible for his
death following the operation.
Mr. Bramlett’s passing will be
received with deep sorrow by the
entire community. For over 30
years he operated the Kirkwood
stables, having a large number
ox man re norsw ‘ Q miiADie ior
! wanted to rid*.
WEDNESDAY .THURSDAY, MARCH 16.17
LITTLE THEATRE
■i—
rites are to be held
at Waynesville. The Camden
stables will continue in operation
the balance oftttie ' season . in
charge of T. L. Bramlett, a neph
ew of the deceased, who will be
assisted by the affable and pleas
ing James Hoots.
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JOHN WAYNE
Saturday Nila Lai* Show
March 18—10:30 P. Ml
It stalks in all its terror!
"THE GHOST WALKS"
Sunday. March 19
Sunday Starting Times:
Matinee 3:15—Night 9:00
Sparkling with songs, love
’n kisses!
Lee Boman, Elyse Knox,
Peggy Ryan In
THERE’S A GIRL IN MY
HEART"
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