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:.?sry ?# i ?at.r worta set dMt th.,4tde *<wt of Highway 87 leading ftom hia store to hia residence. . v Fanner '.Ow ?: John* ?,m Richards is ... hMfa> P?*As set for a substantial $,:$??? liia lot, at the southeast intersection of the chuach toad and ?^hway 97. A couple of parfcolmen were here Sunday looking for violators of High way regulations We dont think tihey found anything worthy of n6te hers, Sunday school services were held M n*?al Sunday morning under di rections of Superintendent J* p, p. Thompson and church servces follow ing conducted by Elder R. C. Jones Rev. F. A, Drennan, the pastor, being away at hip other charge. County F6*$s*i?'C? y?, Nuite and Mrs. Nuite were here one ^night last week demonstrate some instructive picture? on.: timber cutting and forest ry propagation and protection, keep out fires ! thin the; trees - proprely a?ti the values increase at a fair" rate without etter trouble or expense. Mr. and Mrs. Nuite were ccompanied by ?Mrs. Kathleen B! watts, popular and pleasant county school superintendent .While here they Were entertained in the hospitable home of Mrs. C. E. Richards., v '? The teaching force of Baron De Kaib high school was recently deplet ed by the activities of "Dan Oupid". so Prof. Mason came over here' Sat urday and secured the services oJ Miss Sophie Richards, a popular and experienced teacher to carry on the work thus vacted. - Mir. aadMrs.F.B. Floyd were in Camden on l&mdar last, Mr. Flioyd to serve in oourt as a grand juror, while Mrs. Flybd visited relatives. Mrs. Jj A. Frances of Sumter was a week-end visitor in the home of her parents, Governor and Mrs, John G. Richards. Mr. and Mrs. J, K. Heriot .and children of Bishopville were Sunday ^torrin the home of Mrs, C. E. Richards, mother of Mrs. Heriot. Mrs. John M. Croxton and of 8 C's section were gueata Sunday evening in the home of 'to* MM ^ Jjfo <#, Richards .< B; I^Perry^d: Mies Laura evening ' f^elghtooring town ?f .' AvCanalw rmtlaman who b not W ??miHar .with thla section, was .thwwhi:ha?e r??ntly and ?ak ? ?d a??? oolor?d children "If the Ug house #tth the mind mill was Gover nor Richards home". They replied >s didn't know what that was, but ?hats Gov. Richards house." We were in error last Week in re porting Mr. and Mrs. Bbtwell j. Trueadiale of Kershaw as visiting in j the home of Mr. .Peach. 'It should frave been Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mobley l Of Heath Springs. Mr. and Mrs. .Trueadale were gueata in the home , ot Mr. and Mrs; W. C. Perry. It was our mistake and we regret very much that thie error occurred. Gov. Rchards, Miss Edith Richards ? ??d Mrs. Wi C. Perry were Cplumbia Visiters on Thursday last. Mfr. an4 Mrs. F. B. Floyd also spent i Thursday last in the A*jap*taT Gity." 1 Mr. and M?t. J. 10. ?Jones, Mr. and j Mrs^ J. L Jones and Mr. ? J. C. Lang, horn, - all of Timwnonsvdlle, S. C. were Sunday guests in the home of Mr. $$ and Mm W. Z. Hilton. ' Mr. E. J. Cunningham, of Spartan burg, spent a few days with his bi >th er Poet Master C. D; Cunningham, re turning to?his home early last week. R?v. F. A. Drennan, former Gov. Richards, Ht. N.' s. Richards and Miss Edith Richard* spent last Friday in Columbia. , Mr. W. B. Fort of Chester came over, Sunday to accompany his wife home. Mrs. Fort has been spending some time with her parents, Mr. and v Mrs. W. 2. Hilton. Appointed to St. James'* ?V i T *? , ? V The Wee Folk Music C1W> met Frl day evening! with the Counselor, Miss Mildred Evans. The ' following pro gram w?e presented by Minnie Grace Wat&on, program leader for lite ev ening; "Ujp the HiM'V Charles Wlkes; "Seesaw", Martha Rose; .duet, "Waltt", Kershaw Rose and I Miss Evans; "April Flowers", Faye Wjilkes; "March of the Wee Folk,", Mildred Motley; duet, "Close of School", Mildred Motley and Miss Evans; "Goosey Goosey Gander", Wade Evans; "The Little Grey Owl", Kershaw Rose; "Hasten Little Shep herd,", Sarah Bo wen; "A Childs Good-night" sung by Faye Wilkes ac companied by Mildred Motley. ? ? Many games were enjoyed during the evening after which delicious re freshments were served. The March meeting will be held with Mildred Motley. Sarah Bowen will read the program for the after noon. Miss Sarah Shiver of Columbia has ecently visited her friend Miss Mil ired Evans. Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Rose were vis tors in Columbia Friday afternoon. Miss Evelyn McNeil spent last week end in her home in Columbia. ' Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Abbott spent Thursday in Columbia. Dr. W. D. Grigsby was a guest in Camden Wednesday evening for sup per with a friend. CASSATT AND MT. ZION NEWS The Midway High Schol took a High Tuesday afternoon &th) ; the boys' basket-ball team * defeating Baron DeKalb Hi boys 7-6; and the Midway girls defeating Baroji DeKalb girls 28-14. The games were played on the Baron DeKalb Court. Miss Mary Browne charmingly en tertained the young people of this community with a "Valentine Party" on Frday evening*. A number of the older folk also attended. The Woman's Auxiliary of the Pine Tree Presbyterian church entertained with a Masquerade patty Friday ev -etjing the 12th inat. at the home of Mre. M.;S&o*tor, Miie Mary Delle Stevenaon of the University of South Carolina spent the week-end of Feb. 6-8 at the home of her brother, Mr..,W? B? Stevenson. ANNIVERSARY EDITION ISSUED MARCH 8TH. w. ?? A" ;cv ? ? '"'I'ii /???? fry. Practically all 'the material for 'the Messenger's 48th Anniversary and Booster Edition has been turned in land is now being prepared for pubH I ^tion. Owing to some delay in . the oletures that will be one of the fea tures of this edition it will not be is sued until March 8th. The public generally has been generous i n their supTwrt of this effort to publish * i;pa(per that will be of benefit to Oamr 'leu and Camden people, and the pub lishers of The Messenger appreciate 'this . ';.??> In the ?intime those firms who so far have not been represented will have an opportunity to take advan tage of this urouAual advertising med ium. Send Your Job ' Printing To The Water ee Messenger Excursion Fares For Easter Holidays ONE FARE PLUS ONE DOLLAR ROUND TRIP BertVreen ALL POINTS IN THE SOUTHEAST WliiflhJiucion,, Cincinnati* St. Loui?; -1 Mtimphin Ana New Oflaana Bxtohtlm Tickcta nold March 28-24 itf and 1982. Good IS Day*. Convenient Train Service, Pullman Car*, Day Coachaa, Dining Cara. Corwult Ticket Agent? Southern Railway System Tr*v?l by Tnln v CoaCwiabla, KcotMMalMjJL 'Sa^u i Happy Warrior IWfc ?? FORMER CAMDEN MAN . DIES IN FLORENCE. Mr. Leonard Smith, World War Veteran, and former citUenof Beulah community, died laet nipht in a Flor ence hospital of Pneumonia. Mr. Smith has many friends in < Camden and Kerahaw County -who will regret to learn of his untimely death. ,? The funeral aerwces will be held in Folr ence tomorrow <Wedneeday) after noon at three o'clock. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS ! All parties indebted to the estate of Alice Kibler are hereby: notified to 1 make payment to the undersigned, and all parties; if any, having claims against the said estate will present them likewise, duly attested, within the time prescribed by law. MARY HUOMAREE, Administratrix Estate of AHce Kibler. Camden, S. C., February 18, 1932. PINAL DISCHARGES - Notice is hereby given thiat one month from this date, on the 12th day of March 1982, at 11 o'clock A. M.; I will make to the Probate Court of Kershaw County my final return as Administratrix of the estate odf A. H. Hayes, deceased, and on the same date I will apply to the said Court for a final discharge a? said Administra | trix. HAiNNAH > J . . X - 1 f -v .* ;-A I CK, in frotft of the Court .<? ;S? C. during the " Terms of Sale: All that lot and building thereon. Bounded on the North fy Walnut Street; on the Eftfet by J. Wi T.Le sure; on the South by Mrs. Edwards: on the West foraneriy Zemp. * upon and to be ?o)d as , Mrs. N. J. Blackwell for taxes. jAklftO ? V1 All that lot and building thereon. Bounded on the . North by DeKalb Street; on the East by Block proper. ty; on the South by City Lot No* on the West by J. C. and J. L. Gilli*. Levied upon and to be sold as prop* erty of Geo. A. Creed for 1&80 City taxes. Also , All that lot anick building thereon. Bounded on the North by York Street; I on the East by Mayer; on the South by City Lot No. ? ? ; on the West by John T. Nettle A formerly Wilson. Levied upon and to be sold as prop" erty of Alma Dixon for 1930 Ci?y .taxes, Also , AH that lot and building thereon. Bounded on the North by Lot No. 911; on the East by Churoh Street; on the South by Lot No. 907; on the West) by Alexander. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Mattie F. Dav is for 1930 City taxes. . Also- . All that lot and building thereon. Bounded oh the North by DeKalb , Street; on the East by Goodale; on the South by Lewis and Beteos; on the-j West by Scnlosburg and Beteos. Also lot and building. Bounded on the North by Sfchlosburgi & Karesh; on the East by I. B. English; on the | South by Lewis and Beleos; on thei West by Broad Street. Levied upon and to bo sold as property ot Isaac B. English for 1930 City 'tables. Also 7 All that lot and building thereon. Bounded" on the North, by .Lot No, 1807; on the East by Gordon Street; on the South by formerly. J. W. Boy kin; on the West by S. A. L. Railway , Levied upon and to be sold as proper- j ty of Joe Frasier for 1080 City taxes. Also* , ? All thAt lot and building thereon. Bounded on the North by Arthufc Lane; on the East by Willa Harrison; on the South by W. O. Hay; on the Went by Schloeburg and Xarefch. Levied upon and to be soW as prop^ erty of Joe Harrison, for 1980 City i/vfJCbo , All that lot and building thereon. Bounded on the North by Laurens Street; on the East by Mm. Mollye KareSh; on the South by a street; i on the West by CamdenFioral Co. Lev ied upon and to be sold as property at Mrs, M. L. Goodale lor 1930 City, ?|pgjj|p; ;> fx' All that lot and*1 bukHng thereon. 1 Bounded on the North by Lot Ht, " s-asffs'"""' upon and to b* sold as property H. Halle. for 1930 City taxes.. All that lot and building thereon. Bounded on the North by J. E. Bur roughs; on the East by Campbell ?gtreet; on the South by formerly John Fefwes^ontJieWesft by Dibble how or formerly. Levied upon and t3 be sold as property of Lizxie Gerey for 1980 City taxes. All that lot ami'* building thereon. Bounded on tihe North by William Kettey; on* th* East formerly Dibble; on the South by. lot 1804; on the West by GOidOtt street. Levied upon and to be sold as property of >Ella Micklo ]and John Kelley for 1930 City taxes. Also < ^ ' AH that lot. Bounded on the North by Church property; on the East formerly Dibble; on the South by Afiary Smart} ontheWeajt by Gordon Street. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Rev. A. D. Jackson for 1930 City taxes. ? ? Alto r . All that lot and , building thereon. Bounded. On the North by Tot James Garey;.on the Bast by City Lot No. 1209; on the South by City Lot No. 1208; on the West by , Campbell Streets Levied upon and to be sold as property of Annie Boykin for 1931) City taxes. - H. D. HILTON, Chief of Police. Chaitfpion Fancy Skater Huey Long Sworn in as Senator " Governor Long of Louisiana, 'a dynamic politician, has tram f erred hit activities to the Senate, after his own' choice as successor in the GoveiS- r nor's chair had been duly elected., Long is shown handing hiscredentials to Vice-President Curtis. ^ Subscribe to The Messenger The Magnolia Gardens Low Excursion Fares FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS, February 19-20, February 26-27 MARCH 4-5, MARCH 11-12 Also for train No. 15 Sunday mornings. Cood returning Wednes days following. Excursion fares applying from: CAMDEN $3.00 LANCASTER $4.00 HEATH SPRINGS $3.75 MAGNOLIA AND MIDDLETON GARDENS NOW APPROACHING PEAK OF BLOOM Also excursion tickets ON'E FARE AND ONE-HALF round trip, soJd February 14-16-18-21-23-25 and 28, March 1-2-3, 6? 8, 10, 18, 15, 17, 20 Bad 22, 1932. GOOD 7 DAYS. Convenient Train Service: Day Coaches, Pullman Cars, Dininff Cars. Consult Ticket Agents, Southern Railway System TRAVEL BY /TRAIN. 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