Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THBATRB of th. in t . ArMlAtlO Daniels;* with (?Mr. * Mrs. ??' straight^ Into with this thrilling the underworld, FRENCH GIRTIE" up .the crooked byway a straightaway ahead. A f tfflamatic story. Aleo Sennett Comedy. "?r ? , "'? , ? r~~ ? mmm> w* w ? >?- ^ *?$w>t fall in Powell ??; - ^ >W OF/TMtLAW . ??, him a stunning^ blow It mode him Kard,.*uthl??. He took Jaw and Itfa jnto We own clever hands. And when the shadow of hi? past clutched At he tyved? I If you tipck Worth-whilo pictures? you ; won't , miss the sciteen's most ??.pstt?fce& actor in his mightiest rolel Also a Lloyd: Hamilton | Comedy^/: ' ? ' ? ' j Frtfsy end Saturday, July 18-J9 'e Monster Fun Show WorWe greatest comed ^Jptt?'?qnd 1500 other nuts and ^jpwtta. iBertt Wheeler and ^H0b?t "Wootoey in CUKOOS" A whirlwind juggernaut of joy ous comedy! Sensational com ediors of "Rio Rita" run wildl with a riotous new hit/ Mad ' ' nriotue v ftm-^-delirous in the comedy sensa^ of ' all times*! Dazzling in gorgeous technicolor, to |^> wild about? y- to rave.0ver--atho^3and every oner a riot! A of insane 'foolery? screen's first great comedy ivagemza. Also a n?;v &*A- Tough Win viV "v N*? . . ? ? - mm Ms Attraction t'lia " durinfc tne jfa mf&OK in wmswiM't?::'.. : Wrlir. production, lAl fcttfrJM* o& ular f are you 8atur? mm ?nd gunday* until 30, lA(|MffouQa?trip " In couches only, ^JtjEnig llttkt between any *tUWM MAiT UN* LmI jm iiliaitilii kilUJ SI Ml If'''"' : I* Memorial* In memory of my 1 dear husband, ,ogan Heath, who was taken from h&t life one year ago to-day, July 10, O0O BkLv , o , tost one year ago to-day, though many year* it seems, <\>r he's OA my minx? each day Ami always in my dream*. ' ? ? ' ie ha* left this wold of sin And <*> bright HeaVeiVs shore Some day 1% see hi* fade again, ^ And part tag will be w? mors. y ' ' ' >"v can see Mm a a he walked | Upon thin earth each day, 'oiling for hie and my welfare, And fromiife wan snatched away. ^ ? ? J 'houffi only in the prime of life For some reason he was taken, Mrt lW ynp *y Wit n?t | i^^Ood is never mistaken. V Is was always *6<k* and kind | And oh t We loy?*l him ao, ^ Cal1 . b was hard to givi him up, | Or to tw? tt may seem so. 1 tot Oodl know* best and though hefs gone, -.ffjll soon meet to pmet no, more. heaven's r.- K: M. th. i oil for tbe snsulng V Uor, A. W. Humphry Vies T. J. W. TJi:<mpson: Jr. M P. Christmas? Asst. Secording Secretary, E. S. R&bon; Outside Sen tinel; filwood Williams ; Inside Sen-, tinel, C, If. Mt?nn7 Warden, EJ. O. Burke, Conductor, H.'L. Smyrl; Trus iee, J. K. ?Lee. the Jr. O. U. A. M. the fastest growing fraternity in America, has been for the past three months, en gaged m af membership drive, entitled '^Enlist the Youth Campaign", the prupcae of whv:h was 'co commemor at .the founding of the Jo*. O. U- A. M., 77 years ago by a gfoup of 12 young "men in the little town of German town, Pa., now a pa it of the city of Philadelphia. Cr. account of vhe. splendid ruscess ctf this drive during the past three monthB, it will bo continued through ihe balance of v.his year. j During the past three months, the local council of the Jr. 0. U. A. M. I has eniolled over thirty new ;nem bers, of which a poodly number were young men under, 21 years Cf age. Although it is the aim of the local council to enroll a* many young men of the community, as possible, during Jhe remrimrg months uf the cam paign, they will not refuse to* accept applications from older men. under .55 years of age, Who can qualify for membership. > Any momber will ar anytime, glad ly give you an application blank, also any information that is permissible. The Jr. O .U. A. M. being based upon the Holy Bible, and the Consti tution of the United States, standinr for Law ard Order, the separation of Church and State, and the^ prr>teet lon Qif Aeerica. and its people against the Influx of the criminal hordes of Europe and the other foreign coun tries, makes a member proud that he is affiliated with such an Order. The Order not only stands for the above mentioned things, but it also pays, the members nearest relatives a death bemefit of $600.00. There are two orphan homes maintained by thia Order, one at Tiff on, Ohio and one at j Lexington, N. ,C. These homes feed, clothe, and educate the children of de ' ceased members. At presemt there j. are over 1300 <flviW1ren at these Jhort^'^.; ?. ; v.; - ' ? 1 ; Mien,, (both young and odd) you can not go wixmg foy joining the Jr. Order United Ajnerkan Mechainics.^ Give Us YoujK^ Application Today. ?'JL- LOST . A Black ^idef Case containing portfolio of landscape designs, razor outfit and other articles. Lost Mon day morning: after leaving Mr. W. R. Hough's residence for Columbia. Finder please notify Mr. W. R. Hough, Camden, S. C. ltpd. I / I Presentment of Grand Jury To his Honor, Judge ' W. H. Towns end, Presiding Judge at Summer term of Court for Kershaw County. We ^have passed en all Bills handed .to us by the Solicitor, I We find the conditona at the Chain i Gang in good shape and order. I Roads and bridges are in fair cpn diftlon. The report of A. C. Clarkson, who was employed to make an audit of the Book? of Kershaw County, was filed with the Grand Jury, which we hereby hand into the Clerk of Court. This rep?rt coders a period Of three years emftng Juno 30th, 1929. Which show# that the different departments of the County are In good shape and every thing <bein?f handled by the dif ferent departments 1n a very satis factory way. We want to commcnd the Treasurer* fo, th. excel!,,* An nual report made by Mm, wo are alao ' fiUng the same with the Clerk of Court. . We' have the report from the Sher- 7 Iff on the enforcement work of hte , Office, which is very satisfactory, i which report .we inclose with our pje sentment. We wtiat to commend the Sheriff and the Rural Policemen for the efficient work that they ame do ing in the etnfcu cement of the Lawe. The foreman of this Jury witness- J ed the Annual settlement made today between County Official and Mr. \ Rhodes of the Comptroller General1 Office. We want to thank the (Judges Soli citor and alf Court Officials for all courtesies extended ten ue. All of which we submit. ?,i JOHN RABON, JR. v Foreman.; Sheriff's Report i beg to submit the Collowirvg, re port of law enforcement activities of the' Sheriff, Deputy Sheriff and Ruial Policemen of Kershaw County from Jan. 1st, 1930, to July 1st, 1930. j 26 arrests :or violation prohibition law. 210 arrests <?or other violation?. 729 gallons of whiskey captured and destroyed. 44,300 Gallons of mash or beer de stroyed. I 16 stills. 9 cars seized under prohibition law. ] - Very, respectfully, J. H. McLEOD, * Sheriff Kershaw County, S. C. SARGON GAVE HER A NEW "GRIP ON LIFE" "Sarffon gave me a new grip on life after I had 'doctored' myself for ? 8 years with other medicines Iryinr; to get well. j " MRS. PEARL HILL I "LoaS of nppettfe, sick headaches and indigestion had me in such a weakened, lundown condition that IT couldn't leave 'the house for weeks at a-^me. Six bottles of Sargom restor ed my appetite without a trace of in digestio.nl, I've gained 7 pounds, my nerves are so strengthened I enjoy sound, invigorating sleep and V/ake up fresh awl cheerful with an abundance of energy and vitality. ''Sargpn PiUls relieved my constipa tion naturally by stimulating my liv er to healthy action atrid my color is clear and heal thy. Pearl Hill, 8 Front St., Sparta ftburtf, S. C. ] ZKM-P & PePASS, Agent* . EXCURSION To > FLORIDA < Savannah and Brunswleh, Ga. and CUBA Saturday, July 19, 1930 Savannah, Ga. . , [Brums wiok, Ga. . Jacksonville, Fla St. Agustine .. . . Daytona ....... Ocala Gainesville . . . ? . ^.$5.00 . . 7.50 . 10.50 . . 12.00 . 13.25 . 18.25 . 18.25 Enterprise Building and Loan Association Retired 16th Series Jurw 30t 1930 at $104.25 ? -f : y'{ '?/ ^ ' v i' - ' ' ?* *.U\ :/Yj ?a premium of $26.25 on $78.00 paid in ov era period of 78 months. ???Lo.'.. . '*v v " -r Strcfc in New- Series Now Being Sold **.'** ' '"i f' ? ?? '?;?',TO KJkH^'V ? ' '? * S+H* v; - ;?? . / ' - yO" 7 ? /? ^ ? >' ? V- J* i*vfi yj Ml* , ?*!.! | ? I* ?i < ?? ? -?? . ?i *> ? i .1 ? \ ? fc 111 ? i.rf?'i'?i I ? i ? ?? |J ' ll I ?,!? I ^ ?rSI''-' ' liuiii P id ? ? ? 1 ;?? ' * ? ??, Z'-ikxi'i Wo want YOU to Huhftcribe for m many aharea aa yon can conveniently carry. Y?ti c^uld find no better or aafer way to * aavc a part of your monthly earnings. The eaaieat way to provide for the purchae of a home or to crefcte a fund with which to educate your children. W. ROBIN ZBMP. PrtHMent 3. B. WALLACE, Her. Tr??M. MASTER'S SALK State of South Carolina, \m County of Kershaw IN THE COURT OP COMtMXttj. PLEAS' Amelia Stewart, Mamie Champion, Lewis Stewart, . Phoebe Stewart, John C. Stewart nhd Belle Sutton or (Certain), Plaintiff*, j Va. t . Horace Carlo*, Thomas Sutton or (Certain), Enoch Harrison ami any others unknown who infcy have any interest derived directly or tavft ly aa distributees from Carey loe and any Who in ay claim aa / tributeea directly or indirectly from Mary Stewart, deceased, Defend - ante. ' ? W. > ? ? ' Under and by virtue of a decretal order of Hon. W. H. Townsend, Pre siding Judge in the above entitled ac tion, dated July 14, 1980, I will sell to the < highest bidder; at puhHc outcry, before the Court House in Camden, 43. C. within the legal hours of sale on Monday, August. 4?h, 1980, the fol lowing described real estate: All that piece, parcel, or tract of land, situate, lying and being* in the State of South Carolina, County of Kershaw, about one half mile North of the Northern boundary of the City of Camden, containing nineteen (19) acres more or less, bounded on the North by lands now or (formerly of York Duiton, East by lands formerly supposed to be of Brisbane, now of ^edricka A. Kirklard, South by lands formerly of Gaines and West bv ''rid* ^nmeidy of Peck now of H. G. Lloyd? being the same tract of land conveyed to Miary Stewart by deed of Sylvanus Gedney, recorded in the of fice of the Clerk of Court for Ker shaw County ini Book C. C. page 77. Terms of the sale cash. No bid will be accpeted from any one who has not deposited before rale, with the Master, Fifty dollars ($50.00) in cash or by certified check. Resale at Irisk of bidder failing to comply. W. L. DeiPASS, JR., Master for Kershaw County. LOW ROUND TRIP FARES -?to ? FLORIDA Savannah ? Havana From ? Camden Cheraw Columbia Denmark To: ^Savannah $5.00 Brunswick 7.50 10.50 18.25 13.25 18.00 18.00 18^00 18.00 18.00 18.00 18.00 t - 1 Jaoks'ville Gainesville Ocala Aubumd'le ftmadenton I'Clearw'ter ft. Myers Tampa 'Saraaotaj St, Pet'b'g Venice /18|.00 W. P. B'ch 1-9.50 Ft. Ifldale 20.00 Miami 20.50 Pavan*a 45.25 ?' Proportionate fares - points to Florida. !" LIMHTS: tSavannah .Brunswick, Jacksonville *7.00 8.00 11.00 18.75 13.75 18.50 ?18.50 18.50 18.50 18.50 J18J50 18.50 WW 20.00 20.50 21.00 45.75 *?.00 7.00 10.00 12.75 (12.75 17.50 17.50 17.50 17*0 17.50 17.50 17.50 17150 19.00 19.50 20.00 44.75 from July Ocala Various MOO 8.50 8.50 11.25 11.25 16.00 1 16.00 16.001 16.00 16.00! 16.00 16.00 lO.OTj 17.60 18.00 18.50 43.25 Other 26, July other 27; Havana A^ug. 7. destination? July 31. STOPOVERS: Jacksonville and points south in eithen direction within final limit. OPTlONiAL ROUTES: Ticket* feold to West Palm Beach, Miami, Ft. Lauderdale, Hollywood will be honor ed direct via Coleman or via any or all of the foAowing points: Tampa, Bartow, Clearwater, Belleair, St Pet ersburg; in either direction or both without additonal cost. Thi? is the route across Flordia to Miami over the Seaboard's new line 5ml the Lake and Highland Section. GOOD PULLMAN CARS upon payment Pullman fares. For furthetr Information consiAt ticket agemt. J. L. Carter, TP A Columbia, S. Q. Phones 3821-9987 SEABOARD Fart Pierce < . .. 18.60 West Palm Bench 19.60 fort lAudordale 20.00 Hollywood 20.00 Miami 20.50 Tampa 18.00 $t. Petersburg ; 1R.OO Key Went 27.76 Havana, Cuba 46.26 AJao to att principal South Florid1* point* at tcorreeponing fat Wk Pro portion* t? excuraion fare* ?oVt from other poVrtt*. ICxcuralon ticket* will be sold for all train* #x cept Creeoent Limited^ Saturday, July 19, limited returning: Savannah July 26th, Brunawiek, Jadk aonvLUe, St. Au*ru#tlne, Dayton* , Oe *1*, GafoetVilfrt, July 27th; Fort VUvc?, WMt Palm Reach, Holly wood* Fort Lauderdale, Tamlpa, St Fetere hnror, Miami* Tuly 31 At; Kay Waat, (Aorust 4thT Havana, August 7th. Stop ovarii at. all pointa in Florida. For Pullman reservation*, eehed utaa and detailed Information, comault ticket agent*. SOUTHRHN RAILWAY i .... t Taka evil out <4 weevil and it leave* we,- -which Impllet united community fighting of tlhe pert. STATEMENT Ofr THE CONDITION OF ta ?* i ^ i^Ti i ' . ' " ? CAMDEN m r+'; '* m. (q ? .!?> LOCATED AT CAMDEN, 8. C., AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS JUNE 10, 1930 ^ ^ RSSOUsCfciS Bonds ?.?*??? 4 .... ? Owned by Bank .... Stocks Owned by Bank Mid Fixtures . Boom %Viv?tiw. a Other Real Estate Owned Cash on hand and due from Banks Optica and Cash Items Exchanges, for the Clearing House $ 877J7146 1,407.78 JJ3.606.11 123,186.04 1&,693.21 64.000.00 33,800.05 59.878.66 22.223.79 10.647.87 Total $1,250,966.00 LIABILITIES Capita) Stock Paid In Surphfcs Fund * Undivided Profits, Less Current Ebtfpenstt and Taxes Paid Due to Banks and Bankers Dividends Unpaid 6,068.00 Individual Deposits Subject to Check- ? . . . .$38M41.64 Time Deposits 601/786.76 Total Deposits Bills Payable, including Certificates for Mkmey Borrowed $ 100,000.00 100,000.00 27,770.20 NONE 1,017,128.40 NONE Total $1,250,966.60 State of South Carolina, County of KaTsbSW. Before me came H. G. Carrison, Jr, Cashier of the above named bank, who, being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a true con dition of said bank, as shown by the books of said bank. H. G. CARRISON, JR. Sworn to and subscribed1 before me this 9th day of July, 1930. C. H. YATES, Notary Public for South Carolina. Correct Attest: . H. G. CARRISON DAVID WOLFE W. G. WILSON, Directors. the World's Largest Selling "EIGHT" ) Registrations officially-recorded by every State in the Union show that for this year more ' Hudson Heights . have been delivered to consumers thfuty any other eight in *|he world* - See For Yourself the Increasing Number of Hudson Eights on the Street Hudson Beauty, Hudson Quality, Hud soil Perform ance and Hudson Value flrlnkly questfbn the wisdom of ever paying more for any car. They havemade Hudson the wfcrld's largest selling Eight. And the growing power of this conviction is shown in the Increasing numbers you see everywhere. *105? co^Tm Nine other m? ids just as attractively prloed. Wide range of colon. All prices f. o. b. Detroit, Factory. DeLoache Motor Company Top -and Body Work WRECKED CARS REPAIRED FENDERS STRAIGHTENED WINDSHIELD AND DOOR GLASS PUT IN Satisfaction Guaranteed. Give Us a Trial Day Phone 138 Night Phoni 348 L- A. Campbell & Co., GARAGE Lancaster County Board Will Abolish tho Chain Gong On latt Wodn#f?day tho county boat*! of eommlMlonor* docVdod to do away with tho chain f*nf in Liatao tor ?onnty and a committee woo ap pointed to invogtigaito tho mattor of dllpwlnr of tancaator ooonty prltKHwa. It If bdtortif tho; ptUonora can ha hired to Ctaatwr or Karphaw conntfo*. Xrt <?**# the men cannot bo hlrod to thffo conntlon tho} will probably b? ?ent to tb? atato pon Itantiary At Columbia. A apodal meet h*ot tho bonrvl will bo hoMi on Tues day to boar a r erpo<rt of the committee that has boon appoints to Inveetl gate thl* matter. Member* of tho board nay that fi nanoea of the county will not permit further totd work on county road* and tbat tho cbaln Kan* will have to b?f abollabed as a matter of economy, ? I jincaater Newa.