Carolina Loop Tour No 7 Highlights Camden South Carolina
This tour segment surveys Camden, oldest inland South Carolina town founded as Pine Tree Hill in 1780 and renamed for Lord Camden. It notes Revolutionary battles, Confederate generals born there, World War II honorees, monuments, historic sites, and rich sport and leisure offerings including golf, polo, hunting, fishing, and horse racing at Springdale.
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Carolina
South Carolina
Old
Camden
South
Pine Tree Hill
Lord Camden
Kershaw
Ganty, Chestnut, Deas, Kennedy and Villepique
Kershaw County
Richard Hobson Hilton
John Canty Villepique
Baron DeKalb
Bobkirk Hill
Confederate
Dickinson
Monument Square
Bull Place
Rectory Square
Indian Mounds
Cool Spring
Springdale
Brush
Chrysler cars offer space comfort and power gains
Just a little above the lowest-priced cars and what a difference. More room, more comfort, more power, more speed, a better ride. See the new Amstream Six and Amstream Eiowr models with weight distribution and safety steel reinforcing. Price range from 745 to 5145 dollars, Detroit factory list with special equipment extra.
Famous Comedian Demonstrates Tire Building Idea
Joe Cook, a nationally known comedian, demonstrates how he thinks an operation in tire production is done. He playfully recites the Four Hawaiians story at a B F Goodrich tire plant in Akron Ohio, during Circus Night in Silvertown on NBC with Goodrich as sponsor.
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Joe Cook
B. F. Goodrich Company
Akron
Ohio
Cook
Silvertown
NBC
Goodrich
Stolen Auto Halts Parley of Pooches on Signboard
Stale garbled report describes a vehicle theft affecting a signboard event at Frisco in Weat ngacola. Readable fragments mention an auto accident and police action with unclear names or dates but indicate a disruption to a local gathering.
Camden steeplechase and Carolina Cup draw top horses
The passage highlights Camden as a premier polo and horse racing hub hosting the Carolina Cup steeplechase over a historic course with 18 jumps. It notes Camden’s status as a polo center with multiple fields and regular games, plus regional landmarks in Lancaster and surrounding towns. It mentions notable figures and sites, including historic birthplaces, monuments, and regional industries such as tobacco, paper products, and education facilities. It lists local attractions and planned federal shelter belt tree planting over the next decade.
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Camden
Imperiaus
Lancaster
Andrew Jackson
United States
Lancaster County
J. Marton Bima
Hen D. Miller
Lena Blair
Congress
Calhoun
Buford
Hanging Rock Creek
Heath Springs
Waxhaw Cemetery
Wm. R. Davie
University of North Carolina
Florence
Peg Dee
Clemson College
Government Bell Weevil Laboratory
Hartsville
Coker College
Memphis
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Carolinas
Tre
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Vanians
Stenrwade
Ford Dealers
B.C
Columbia
OW Academy
Pully
T. C
J. J. Wicker
Box B
Fork Union
Virginia
Chrysler
Gate City Motor CO
High Point
South Wrenn St
Jack Burris
N. C., Inc
He Luxury
Norfolk
Pocahontas
Norfolk and Western
PAT Brown, Inc
Ford Sales
East
Washington Street
High Point, N. C