Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THEATRE South Carolina Program me $??"<? WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY DECEMBER 22nd-23rd < The Girl the whole world H talk %;y'V. ing aboutl Aim Harding, ihe tensa tkmal ii\ "THE GI RJ, OF VHE GOLDEN WIBST." Justice is dealt by> a deck of cards, ... Love nnd u :nan ?won? but aomeone cheated. Mighty and magnificent. You're not taking a chance, you're sure to like it. v J^IDAY, DECEMBER 19 isw - v H Jack Whiting and Marian Nixon in a First National picture, "CQLLEXJE LOVERS'. Smile! Show those teothl Flash those eyesl Check that :"-ownl < , '-.i, See "College .Lovers" "and 'double up '?% .with laughter, if that's '?* nat you're ,/ ; after.'Alsd RKO Comedy "Razored !n Old Kentucky." SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20 Here's Butch, Wallace, Berry, the never-ifco-b? forgotten kilter in the "Big House". This> cime he'3 Pat Gar rett, the whitest, bravest sheriff that ever pa'oked a six-shooter, and the bov h<y hunted", yet loved and Protected, "BILLY, THE KID". With John Mark Brown and Kay Johnson. Also an AU BarkintE Ocmedy. "Dogway Melody". MONDAY AND TUESDAY DECEMBER 22nd-23rd A First National Vitaohone Pro duction "ONE NIGHT AT SUSIE'S" With Billle Dove, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.. Tully Marshall and Helen Ware. A laugh a minute, but tears and pa thos to give contrast and miake it a perfect picture. MASTER'S SALE State of South Carolina, County of Kershaw. IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Loan & Savings Bank, Plaintiff, Vs. D. J. Poison and The First National Bank, Defendants. ' V- <" Under and by virtue of an Order of Court made in the above entitled case aitf dated the 8th day of De cember, 1930* the Master for Ker shaw County will- offer for sale at ' public auction, before the Kershaw County. Court house door, Camden. South Carolina, during the legal hours of sale on the first Monday being the 6th day of January, 1981, the following described real estate;, "All that piece, parcel or tract of land, situate, lying and being in the ' v State of South Carolina. County, of Kershaw in the vicinity of Hyco about >v ; seven miles Northeast of the City of Camden, .containing twenty-ono and i onerhalf (21V6) acres, more or less, *" funded on the North by lands of rce, East by lands' of Lydia V. El a public road dividing. South by lands of Charles Holland', the ra and dimensions of the said tract shown by a plat of same made W, Mitcham, Surveyor, and re in the office of the Clerk of for Kershaw County." iy one desiring to bid at caid other than tn? plaintiff herein /.first deposit with the Master evidence of good faith, certified >k or cash in the sum of $75.00. At .conclusion of said sale the Mas return to the unsuccessful >r any sums so deposited. WV L. DePASS, JR., Master for Kershaw County. MASTER'S SALE * 7 \ t .. - >;? . ? ; State of South Carolina, County of Kershaw. l$f'4jN THE COURT OF COMMON jgfeiP; ; ' ? pleas * ? ? S v v JR. D*. Little, As Administrator of the < Estate of B. W. Martin, deceased, ^^iflaintiff, . ' Va. 'tWT L. Banks and> The Loan & Savings Bank of Camden, S. C. Defendants. ' ^ Under and by virtue of nn Order Jk >'?,!' of Court made in the above entitled case and dated the 8tfc day of De W,:, v5,>oamber, 1980, the Master for Ker ?? shaw County will offer for sale tvt public auction, before the Kershaw County Court House Door. Camden. Sputh Carolina, during the legal hours of sale on the first Monday " the 6th day of January. 1981, 'otyowing described real estate: 11 that certain piece, pracel or of land, lying and being in Ker '' County, State aforesaid, being en miles northeast of the iden, containing fifty ^jhded as follows; Nor In of C. C. Whitaker; East by > H. C. Campbell: South by ___i'Oeek and West ay lands of Belton.". 1 one desiring to bid at said sale than the plaintiff herein shall ' >osit with Am ? .the Master as an of good faith, certified check lii the sum of ,$60.00 At the of said sale the Master to the unsuccessful bid Jt so defosited. W. L. DePASS, JR. r tor Kershaw County. | '"""""H I ' J.1M. PADGETT ' f'y ? % ? > ' \ chiropractor Second Floor of fashion Shot '? v ?mm, mm i hours: 8 to.?#. m., Tus? ir, Thurfday and Saturday of I" 1 " ? mx nnncHffi "i- '* r ? ? ' -? '< '' ,'*- Q MASTER'S SALE State of South Carolina, County of Kershaw. IN THE COUrag^F COMMON ? " Camden Building and Loan Associat ion, Plaintiff VS. J Maceo Lodge No. 114, Knights of Pythias, A. G. Vaughn, .Tames A. Bates, R. H. Haile, A. H. ColKns, J. Lr Alexaner, R. J. Shropshire, and Joe Fraiser. Defendants. Under and by virtue of an Order ! of Court made in the . above entitled action and dated the 3th day of De cember, 1930, the Master .or Ker shaw County will offer for sale r.t public auction, - before the Kershaw County Court House Door, Camden, South Carolina, during the legal hours of sale on the first Monday being the 5th day of January, 1931, the following described real estate. 1 "All that piece, parcel or tract of land, situate, lying and being in the State of South Carolina, County of Kershaw, City of Camden, with build ings thereon and being the Southern portion of City Lot No. 1043 fronting West on Broad Street forty-eight (48) feet, more or less, running back Eastwards therefrom with, a uniform width to a uniform depth of two hun dred sixty-four (2<54) feet, being bounded North by premises recently conveyed by the grantors to James A. Bates, on the East by property of Joe Harrison, South by property of E. H. Dibble, and West by Broad Street." Anyone desiring to bid at said Rale, other than" the plaintiff herein Bhall first deposit with the Master as r.n evidence of good faith, certified check or cash in the sum of $100^)0. At the conclusion of said sale the Master shall return to the unsuccess- ! ful bidder any sums so deposited. I W, L. DePASS, JR. Master for Kershaw County. . . | Phone 5,46 ELEC< rtbL OIL BURNER fa^ea & Service ?. G. Burke Plumbing and Heating Repair Work at Reasonable Prices X Cor. DeKalb & Fair Sis. MASTER'S SALE State of South Carolina, County of Kershaw. ? IN THfe COURT OP COMMON PLEAS G. E. Parrott, as Receiver of the Bank ofJBethune, Plaintiff, . . Vs. L. E. Mc Lester, B< W. Sasoortas nnd Virginia Carolina Chemical Corpor ation, Defendants, Under and by Virtue of an Order ] of Court made in the above entitled cae? and dated the 8th day of De cember, liKJO, the Master for Ker shaw County will offer for- sale at public auction, before the Kershaw County Court House door, Camden, South Carolina, during the legal hours of sale on the first Monday being the 5th day of January, 1981, the following described :<eal ostate: "AU that piece, parcel hr tract of land, situated in Kershaw County, South Carolina, containing sixty two (62) acres, more or less, nnd bounded as follows: On the north by lands of T. M. McLester, east by lands of Hec tor Wall, south by lands of C. .E. McLester and west by land3 of W. J. Baker, and being the lands conveyed to T. E. McLester hy Charlotia Mc Lester by deeds dated I6th March, 1918, and 81st October, 1922, and re cordel in the Clerk's Office for Ker shaw County, S. C. in bcok A. R. t\t page. 732 and book B. G. at page 146 respectively." i Any one desiring to bid at! said sale, other than the plaintiff herein shall first deposit with the Master as an evidence of good faith, certi fied check in the sum of Fifty ($50.00) Dollars. At the conclusion op said sale the Master shall return to the unsuccessful bidder any sums so deposited. W. L. DePASS, JR. ^ Master for Kershaw County. . . . SUCCESSFUL HOMEMAKiNG ? By GRACE VIALL GRAY Pre-Leavened Flour Takes Gucas-Wcrl; Cut of Mtufiin Baking Vjuick breads. of which mufti ns are n type. have an Important pi act.1 In our mollis since they Hct as an emer gency bread ami are enjoyed by our fumllies Tor their freshness and vnM ety In flavor and texture. ^ Success with mufllns as with alt other quick breads depends largely upon I lie kind and amount of leaven Ing a^ent used and the method of hnk ing. Accurate measurement and Rood material are necessary, with close at tention to oven temperature. To be wholesome, quick breads must he thoroughly baked and free from all heaviness. Inasmuch as mufllns de- . pend for tlr.dr success upon the kind and amount of leavening agent used, thai should he of utmost Importance to us In tli.'ir making. And we tan have g o?| n.uliins every time we make them If we use self-rising Hour In making then. Self rl ;i t: Hour Is pro-leavened llour. '1 .in; i Is. It is Hour to which the baking powder and salt have been added In the proper proportions. Tills combining of die main Ingredients of mufllns makes hukiuu simple and easy for us. A di'iaist. h!ghl,\ trained and I experienced, does all the actual hard work for ?!?<. All ilmt we have Jo <lo I Is to add. the <"?(:: or eg.^s, the milk and the fat and I lien* we have our muflln butter. Not only lias I he chemist done this accurate, dllllcull task for us by com bining the Hour and leavening In cor reel proportions, but under his direc tion the self-rising Hour has been sift ed and mixed together by machinery for In minutes, which means that we have our principal lugrodfentn. Hour baking pov. d;*r and sail. s!f;cd for us an we could never sift them ourselves. Because of this we get liner grain mufllns. \ v * I nui u hert to have a standard mufVn r?c-t;it- which can bu . U36d us a hr.se for vnrlntlons. If we muster one i:u:f""n recfpe tlien \vc can.mnke an cndlevt vi'rlety of nnifllna,- Such a hash' re- ! a Is as follows: ' curn Hclf-rlalng 1 cup milk flour 4 tbxp. melted 3 lifsp ougar ehortonlngf 1 una Silt unil measure the flour. Add . PKH3. milk, melted and cooled shorten ing. Bent vigorously. I 'our hotter Into well -greased nuifilu tins, half filling them, and bak? In a hot Oven (4()0 degrees F.) 18 to 20 minutes. This recipe makes J 4 muffins. Now, you din take this foundation recipe and mak'e hlueherr.v or date muf Mns, poppy seed, chocolate or coconut mullins. And then there arc cereal muf linn, nut mullins, 'and french muffins, and I su^'rent you try some of the following delicious mullins: Data or Ralaln Muffins. Fxe basic recipe with but three fourths cupful of milk. Flour two thirds cup chopped and pitted dales <<?? ruir.lns and add to batter. If you I like a sweefer date tnnCIn add on? ! fourth cupful more sutfar. For vnrl ci.v ore-half cupful finely chopped d:rnn and candled cherries may be I i':;:';l instead of the dates or rahdns. Ccconut Muffins. ^ Use ba::lc recipe, omit fdiortenlng I .? nd udd one-half cupful shredded coroniit. Theue are best baked lo tiny ," e::se:l muf.ln tins so that you have about 'J I small ones. / Jam Muffins. basic recipe and stir In four tahle-.poc.ns raspberry Jam, strawberry Jam or any other desired Jnin. > Poppy 8?cd Muftins. I'r.e ha de recipe and sprinkle poppy feeda over the top.' lloimotitiKl Adtitrt SKAHOARD AIR LINE K VII WAY COMPANY Schedule* Prom and To Camden. 8. C* Corrected to Sept, 2ft, IdSO ArrJvfl 0:08 A. M. 11:68 A. M. 8:82 P. M. 10:82 P. M. 6)45 A. M. 4:08 P. M. 7:41 *>. M. 7:00 P. M. -vV' (?'*. For further k. Mit wM^'k I From For Eastern Cities ? Florida | Eaatern Citiee ? Florida | Enatern Cities? Florida | EaMern Citiee ? ? Florida Flordia ? Eastern Cities I Florid * ? East e rn Cities | Florid*? Eastern Cities Florida ? Eastern Cities PULLMANS? COAClI KS ? DIKKRS informiition or xoaerrfttpps, call on Ticket Agent. Leava 9:03 A. M. 11:68 A. M. 8:82 P. M. 10:82 P. M. 6:46 A. M. 4:08 P. M. 7*41 t> ii | 7 :<>0 P. M B ?r? How much more joyful is die coming W of Christmas, when we have the wherewithal to buy the things that go with tho Christmas season! And it is so easy and such a pleasure to put aside a little every week, in an ticipation of the happiness it will bring to others, as well as to ourselves. The Christmas Club now forming af fords every member of this community an opportunity to add to the joy of living. Do not fail to join it There is a class to fit every income The Bank of Camden Mas. Cora Monhier, of 601 North New ' Orleans Ave., Brinkley, Ark., writes: "I wu so constipated until I woe Just sick. I could not stand to take strong medi cine, so I decided I would take BlacVDraught, and I found it to be all riglit. ?? **Z would have such dizzy spells, and such ? bursting headaches, until I could hard 1 v go. But dftor taking a few doses of Blaok-Draught, I would feel just fine. It in a good medicine, and I recom mend it to all who suffer as I did . It is very easy to recommend a medicine that has done as much for me as Black-Draught has done." TBIiDFORD'S Jack* raujpt For CO>7STTPA'"lO?J, , otdxc sKTior;. rrLiouswrss I EYES EXAMINED ? and? CLASSES FITTED *11) K HOHEK CO Jewelers & Optoittetrints CAMDKN, 8. C. NOTICE I * Th? dog lic?n?o tax of $1<25 en each dog *ix week* old And over due January 1? 1981, will havo a penalty added to it after February 1, 1981. 8. Wi. WOGUE, Treaaurei-, I ' Kerahaw County, 8. C. 1 , ? ? ' -is-* ' i ? They Are DELICIOUS! Make this Christmas A MERRY CHRISTMAS By supplying yourselves with the goodies from Our Bakerv. Give FRUIT CAKE For Christman Presents. Noth" ing more pleasing! FAMOUS FRUIT CAKE SPECIAL @ 49c. PER I^B. IN VERY ATTRACTIVE PACKAGES. PACKED 1 LB., 2 LB., 3 LB., 4 LB. AND 5 LB. PACKAGES."" BIG ASSIGNMENT OF POUND PACKAGE CAKE? PLAIN, RAISIN, ClIERKY, ORANGE LAYER, COCOANUT LAYER PINEAPPLE LAYER, CHOCOLATE ANI) CARAMEL ? 2jc. BIG ASSIGNMENT OF ROUND LAYERS TO SELECT FROM AT 25c., 50c. AND 75c. t SPONGE CAKES 15c. ANGEL FOOD 25c. & 75c. LADY FINGERS 2 DOZ. 25c. ALMOND MACAROONS PER DOZ. 20c. CREAM PUFFS PER DOZ. 50c. CREAM HORNS PER DOZ. 00c. APPLE TURNOVERS PER DOZ. GOc. A BIG VARIETY OF BREAD AND ROLLS FOR YOU TO SELECT FROM. COME IN AND SEE US WE SELL ONLY ON A MONEY BACK GUARANTEE. Kleclrik Maid JBake Shop