Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Thrilled When Torturing Pains Are Stopped a doctor met with -such phenomenal success In treating rheumatism that tils office wa6 alwayt crowded with patients from far and near He was finally Induced to ma-Ko uis outstanding prescription availa ble through <lrug stores so all sufferers could benefit. Thousands who never dream ' ed such a thing possible have won absolute freedom Irom the torturing pains of rheu matism. neuritis, lumbago and neuralgia . with this amazing prescription. Makes no difference how Intense the pain or how long you've suffered, If very first throe doses don't bring blessed, comforting rollr.' druggist will refund your money. There are no opiates or narcotics In Ru-No-Ma Bwlft and powerful, yet absolutely harm less. Why waste time with anything that doesn't stop your pain? If Ru-No-Mn does that you know you will get well. Delay only causes suffering. Try this fast work ing prescription that puts bedridden, pain racked sufferers on their feet ready for work or plajrl . peKalb Pharmacy CITATION FOR LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION The &afce of South Carolina, County of Kershaw. ?> By L. R. Jones, Enquire, Probate Judge. Whereua, C. W. Birchmore , matk suit to mo to grant him Lattera of Administration of the Estate of an< effects of Edwin D. Birchmore These are, therefore to cite and admonish aH and singular the kindred and creditors of tho said Edlwin D I Birchmore, deceased, that they b? and appear before me, in the Couri of Probate, to bo held at Oamrien, S C. on tho 11th day of September 1932 next after publication thereof , at 11 o'clock in bho forenoon, __ to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not b* granted. Given under my hand this 1st day of September Anno Domini 1932. L. R. JONES, Judge of Probate for Kershaw County Published on the 6th and 13th dayr of September, 1932, in the Wateree Messenger and posted at the Cour' House door for the time prescribed by law. Providential Peas HOW could you drees up a din ner In a hurry for an unex pected guest if it were not for those providential cans of tender green peae on your pantry shelf? Suppose you were planning to have Just plain salmon (which is delicious Just as it comes from the can, but not decorative) when Jim telephoned you he wan bring ing Tom home for dinner. Too late to go to market again! What to do? Ah! Those poas! And there'B a can, too, of evaporated milk! All Is net lost! You can surprise them yot! Save the day by substituting for the plain salmon the following Appetizing Dish _ Rautded . Salmon SUG69 With Creamed Peas: Add ono-half tea spoon Rait to ono and one-half cups boiling water, add one-half cup cornmeal, and cook until '?* thick. Add half the contents ol a tall can of salmon, salt and pel> per to taste, and a few drops of lemon Julco. Pack ltfto- a greased loaf pan, and let chill. Cut In slices, dip In fine crumbs and saut6 In fat until a nice brown. Make a white sauce of two table spoons butter, two tablespoons flour and one and s one-half cups diluted evaporated milk, season to taste, and add the contents of one 8-ounce can of peas. Serve with this sauce poured over the slices. Serves four. And whisper! ThJ? ,1s conflden- ? tlall This dtsh, which will make a hit with Tom, whp Is so particu lar, ought not to cost you over ? thirty cental* The Majestic Theatre WESTERN ELECTRIC SOUND SYSTEM " "L1" " ? l'1 1 1 \ '! 1 , - Monday ami Tuesday, Sept., 12th-13th. JEAN HARLOW and CHESTER MOR/RIS In the sensational beat seller ^RED HEADED WOMAN" She loveq love and breathes passion!' A fiery story o* flaming fashion and romance. iV^'jUyif. ?i-i iii 'i. j^..i ii ? ii'n ? ^ a J .. . ;,>i _ ,r, y <*S, i .i Wfoif ?; ?? Wednesday and /Thursday, Sept 14th~lSth TALLULAH BANKtHEAD with Gary Cooper in a picture built along new lines "DEVIL* AND tOB DEEP" ; V With, Charles Laughton and Cary Grant. More thrilling than anything yon eV^r saw. Friday. ttepVmWr Wll, EDDIE QUiLLAN, ROSOO? ATES, MAUREEN #??OWMilVAN and MARY NOLAN Infe':!' "TUB BIG H 1 1( )T" A pioture to make hearts happior and romanc* hefre again. . - Saturday, depiember .17th America's March Forward TUB VANISHING FRONTIER With Evatyn Knopp, Z.,u tti. .?* x r.^ ? nRv^^Pvwvs a^w, Raymond Hstwn. ^ Thrift* death and datitfer 1n T??p?r anrt Ae?p PJ?1?. KERSHAW B Y P U ASSOCIATION The annual nvecting of the Kershaw BYPU Association will W held with Timrod Baptislt church Friday afternoon and night, Sept. 28. An excellent program Is being a* ranged and all churches of the As pu?e o% pe&m we uoi^?i9qIs kma of their young people. A. D. OASKJN, Prfr MR ft jMRS F. D. GOODALE entertain CLUB. The San*Souci ibridge club was ieligh4fuWry entertained Friday ev ening by Mr and Mrs F'Dess Good ale at their home on Broad Street Prizes were won by Mrs Hubert Wilson and J B Queen. A Bweet course with coffee was served.-./ ' J;...-,' .J MRS C C WHITAKER HOSTESS. The Wednesday "afternoon bridge club met Wednesday with Mrs Whit ; aker at her home in Lake View. Sub stituting for ab^pnt members wei ?<? Mrs Rh'etta Heath, and Mrs W P Heath, Jr. High score was won by Mrs Chapman Barrett, Af^er games delightful refreshments were serv ed. , CLUH MEET?i WITfl MRS. DBAS BOYKIN. On Friday afternoon Mrs Dear Boykin entertained the bridge club of which she is a member at her home near Boykin. Three tables were - arranged for contract. Substitutes were: Mrs J W Cantey, Mrs Ancrum Boykin and Mrs Tom Ancrum. A prize was given at each table and those winning were: Mrs C F Zemp, Mrs D A McArn and Mrs Car roll DesChamps. After cards a sweet course was served. MRS. CLIFTON McKAIN HOSTESS Thursday afternoon at her home or Hampton Street, Mrs. Clifton MrKain very deligtfafully entertained the bridge club of which she Js a member. Two tables were attractively ar ranged for contract in the living room which was bright with lovely ziniar and other gatden ftowerr. 1 At the conclusion of the games, tife guests were invited into the dining room where from a lovely appointed table refreshments were , served. > ? ? ? NEIGHBORHOOD BRIDGE CLUB MEETS. On Wednesday afternoon .the Neighborhood Bridge Clutb Was de lightfully entertained by Mrs. Alfred MoLeod. Guests other thari club members were: Mrs. Jack Wthitaker. Jr, Mrs A D MoArn, M** John T. Mackey, Jr, Mrs .Harrington Yates Mrs Carroll t>esChamps, Mra. \Dan Miirchlson ||nd Miss Cornelia Aldret. High score prizes were won by Mrr Pan Jones and Ms? Jack Whi taker, Jr. Consolation by MtsJs , Cornel i< Aldret. Delightful refreshment: Were served. MISS VIRGINIA DRAWDY HONORED. Saturday afternoon Miss Mary Ellen McCaakill entertained with two tables of bridge complimenting Misr Virginia Dracwdy who left Monday to enter Winthrop College. Tho following friends of the hortor guafcvWoro invited: Misses Carolyn KdttC Lib StOgner, Elizabeth Mc ? C&tfdll, Frances Chewniitg, Ruby Oliver and In a DeLoache. High score was won by Miss Eli/, abefh McCaskill, The honor gne: < received a dainty gift The hostess assisted by her moth er served sandwiches and tea; CKmb$ Rail Ladder smszMB Mrs. Vic or Wari and daughter Lucile of Lugbff had a? tb-3ir gue. t last wejk Mr, and Mre. H S Carroll of KhoxviUe, Tenn., Mirsea jfc-auhm and Edna Mittle of Columbia, *4isa uizzi-o Kinard of Oxford,. Fla.? Mr. and Mra R C Carroll and Bon Bobby if Columbia. ? ?*#'v ? ? ? Miss Mary Lc*j Ward re urnod tr Kno^cvdle Wwth Mr. and Mm H.S Carroll i'or an -extended visit, ? it * ? ' . j ? ? > ' K ? '-1 ?.? v,? ? m Mr. Gua Hiirsh is 'n New York" buying fall goods for Hircch Brotherr and Company. v - - Miso Eleanor Brown hao returnee home from a visit to re1?t'.ves> ir Wash!ngi*on. ? Mrr. M L Smith of Greer, S C. re turned ho:ne Sunday after, a weeks .visit to her daughter, Mrs. L P Tobin. ? ( Mr and Mrs. Floyd Beaver spent | the week end in Salisbury, N C with relatives* * * * Mr. and Mrs W T Stewart, Misae" Ger'rude Zemp, Tommy Guthrie am' Capers Zernp spent Saturday in Rock Hill. + * ? Miss Lillian. WelTner, physical d: rector at Wtnthrop College, has beer visiting friends^in Camden. ? Mrs. G A Rhame and family spen the week end !% in Sumter witl relatives,. ' *''? * *** Mrs. Hubert Wilspn and baby ar, spending two weefka in Union, S. C with Mrs Wilson's parents. * * * Miss Elizabeth DeLoache will leav Wednesday for Vancouver, B. C. frorr whence she wHl Bail for China or September 24th as a medical miss ionary. Miss DeLoache is the eldest daughter of Mr arid Mrs W R De Loache. - ' ' ' BACHELOR'S CMJ6 ENTERTAINS On Thursday evening at their club rooms on Mill Street the Bachelor': Club entertained informally. Dancin* was Enjoyed during the evening an< at midnight supper was served. ? ?' ? - - ? ? '.^'^?JONEi^UNT - .. Of interest to her many friends in Camden is the- announcement of thv marriage of was Pearl Joiws to Mr James Vernon Httnt which too* plAco Monday evening September St.] at. the home of the brid&'s parentis Mr. and Mrs. F C Jones on Wahti} street. Rev Wiarren G. Ariail, pastor of the Lyttlebon Street Methodic church performed the wedding cere mony in the presSfice of relatives am intimate friends. For this occasion the living room Was very appropri ately decorated with ferns, Vovoly pink and white roses and giant pas tel zinias. Miss Jom? was unattended and be com: ngly attired in a white and bluf costume, later changing to a 3 piec brown ensemble to travwin. Mrs. Hunt Is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs F C Jones, has liv&c in Oamden all of her ttfe and for th< past six years has been a very popu lar and1 most e^'cient employe of the Southern Bell Telephone Co., of Camden. The groom is a native of Kentucky but for the .past four years has beer with the federal government ir Washington, t>. C. . Mr and Mrs Hunt left irtwnedia'elj; for Washington, I). C. where the? will rriafce their home. ? r - . ? '? OFF TO OOLtEGE. t y. / U, ? ' '.-V I. ??!< ? . ? . Among the Freshmen student^ leaving thi? week fof the varloU > colleges are J Winthrpp. Misses Virginia Drawdy Emily Zemp, Harriet Beard, Betty Carrison and Kiithryn Little. Coker College, Mis# Lila Rdss. University of South CaroMna, Mis Olivia Buddin. North Carolina College for Worn?' at Greensboro, N C. Midsers Marjor ie McCahn an! Elizabeth Gardner. Mt Berry College in Georgia. Or vert McCuVlem. Business School in Washington, T C. Miss Nancy Brown. ?;v ? />;<? '?'? Duke University.? flam MoOtokir - ThS CitadelAJufian fcu*ns, ' 3ic% Boyd, 'Reuben Pitt* aiid Alvin Cree> i Old students wil) be Wvlttg with' ?; the ne*!^ree|j,.of-?ii?J WiM f ' th?.f reflective NOTICE OF MASTER'S 8ALB By virtue of a decree of xha Court of Common Pta*t? for the County otf , Kershaw, South Carolina, heretofore! issu-ed in the case of H. L. Schloslburg, Plaintiff, -vs. Mendel L, Smith, et al, Defendants, I will sell on &alesday in October, 1038, same being the thirjd day of said month, during the usual hour* of sale, before .the Court House j Door at Camfan, Courtly of Kershaw I South Carolina, to the highest bidder, ] the following described pr-anicea. tc wit: * . . "All that lot, piece or paroel of land, situate, lying and being in the City of Camden, County of Kershaw. Sta'.o of South Carolina, lyinij at th? northeast corner at the Irrteraw ion of Bj*oad ami- Chesitnilt Streets, hav ing a frontage of one hundred cevm teen (117) feet to the ?ou'.h on Chestnut St. and a frontage o<f three hundred, eighty-five (385) feet to the west on Broad Street, and a dapth oi :>ne hundred, fifty one and nine-tenth* (1&1.9) feet on the north aide of said lot adjoining pretmires - formerly of Stockton and a depth of three hun dred, eighty-thieo and seven ;enthf (383.7) foet on the eacit side of rai; property adjoining premises form erly of So weU, now of Moseley. Said lot is bounded c>n the north by prem ises formei'ly of Stodkton, on the eaal by prem'iees form-arly of Sowell, nov> of Moseley; on the south by Che&nul 'Street and on the weft by 14 roar Streeft of the'City of Ccmden." Terms of Sale. One-third cacVv .he balance payable in two ^qua" annual installimenits, with interest thereon from date of sale at the rat of seven percent per annum, th< purchaser having the privilege o paying all cash. W. L. DePASS, JR, Master for Kershaw County, S. C NOTICE OF SALT Notice is hereby given that in ac cordance with the terms and provis ions of the Decree of the Court oJ Common Pleas for Ker&haw County South Carolina, dated the 10-th da\ St July, 1932, in the case of Thx Camden Building & Loan Association. Plaintiff, vs. Herbert A. Campbell, al, Defendants, I will -veil to th*> highest bidder for cash, requiring i deposit of 3 per cent, of the plain tiff's mortgage indebtedness, befoi* fche courthouse door in Camden South Carolina., during the legal hours of sale on thp firsi'. Monday ir. October 1932, the following described property : "All ihat piece, parcel or lot of land, situate, lying and being in th: . State erf Sou'.h Carolina, County otfj Kershaw and in the City of Camden, fronting Non'.h seventy-five (75) feet on Walnut Street of Camden and extending back Southwardly with an uniform Widfch to a depth of One hundred thirty (130) feat; said lot of land is composed of lots Nos. 24-24A and 25 as shown by plat of subdivis ion made by Jno. L. Stacey for F. M. Zemp, dated October 2fith, 1932; said lot of land being the same conveyed to Mabel Pfenning Campbell by deed of C. A. Henning dated January 1.1, 1924 and of record -.n tbp office of the^plerk of Court for Ker shaw County in Book B. M. pa ere 23 and subsequently conveyed to Her ?bert A. Campbell by W. L DePasr . Jr, Masfter for Kershaw Coun'y by deed dated January 30, 1932." W. L. DetPASS, JR, Master for Kershaw County. NOTICK OF SALd. Notice is hereby given that in ac cordance with the terms and provis ions of the Decree of the Court of Common Pleas for Kershaw County South Carolina, in the cas.* of Th? redera) Land Bank of Columbia, Plaintiffs, vs. Addie Stoker *>t al, Defendants, I will aeil to the highest bidder JBor cash, requiring a deposit of a per cent of the plaintiff's mort gage inddbfcerdneee, befoie the court house door in Camden, South Caro lina, during the legal hours of sale on the first Monday in October, 1932, the following described property: "All that piece, parcel or tract of land containing One Hundred and fifty (160) acres,, situate, lying and being in the State of South Carolina, County of Kershaw and DeKalb township, about ten (10) miles North east of the City of Camden, on the Wire Koad from Camden to Choraw, 'bounded North and Bast by lands of Mozier; South by Wire Road and West by lands of J. R Wesit. The 3ame tract of land is the sAme con veyed to Addiie Stokes by deed of W. L. Stokes o? date Oct. 1st, 1914, and recorded in the office of the Clerk of Court fir Kershaw County in book A. K., pag-n 449,, and has stuch shape, metes, course and distances as will more fully appear by raferance to n plat of a survey made by the request of F. M. Blakeney by N A Bethune, June 2nd, 1888." W. L. DePASS, JR, Master for Kervhaw County. NOTICE fOF SALE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That in accordance with the terms and provisions of the Decree of the Court of Common Pleas for Kershaw Coun ty, South Carolina, iii the ca?e of THE FEDERAL LAND BANK OF COLUMBIA, Plaintiff, V3. James Hayes, et al, Defendants, I will sell to the highest bidder for cash, requir ing a deposit of 3 per cent of tho plaintiff's mortgage indebtedness, before the courthouse door in Cam den, South Carolina, during the legal hours of sale on the first Monday in October 1932, the following described property: "All that certain pioc-S, parcel ov tract of lan l, lying, being and situa'.'; n Buffalo Township, County of Ker shaw, Sure of South Carolina con taining two hundted and oighty-fou acre?, more or less, bounded north by Lands of G Hum Raley; south by 'ands of J. O. Williams, formerly lands of C-has. Raley; east by lands of Hiram Joyner and wort by lands )f Jim SowVdl and lands of J. O. Wil liams, and beiriig the same tract of land convey ed to E. M. Est ridge and L. J. Baker by J T Raley and L W Raley, by deed dated November, 1910. and recorded in the office of the Clerk of Court for Kershaw County in Book A. C, pag* 164. The m erest of L. J. Baker hav'ng teen conveyed to E. M Estridge by deed dated Nov. 2, 1917, and recorded in the naid Clerk of Couit3 Off. co in Bnok A. R. page 472. The above described tract of land being: tho same conveyed to Jias. Hayes by E. M Esitridge by d^ed dated1 March 22nd, 1919, and filed for record in the office of s>aid Co-urt." ,W. L DaPA&iS, JR., Master for Kershaw County CLASSIFIED ADS REWARD for return otf Wire Haired Terrier. Weight 30 lbs, short curly hair, color black and white. Strayed August 27. EDWIN GUY, Camden, S. C. ? Have ypu Renewed your Sub3crip? tion to The Messenger? MEN WANTED to conduct world re nowned Rawleigh Home Service business in counties of west Ker shaw, Fairfkdd. Lee, Colleton. Ke l'able hustler can s art earning $3"J weekly and increase rapidly. Write immediately. Rawleigh Co., Dept SC-23-S, Richmond, Va. Garden Seeds FARMERS Save Money! Lawn and Field Seeds V Plant Austrian Peas and "(Vetch. IiuMd up your land. Th(, humus helps soli retain ^noleture for plants* use in a dry time. Make bigger crops. Buy less fertilizer. Make wore profit. Reputable farmers in Kershaw County doubled thdi'r crop yield-, by use of Vetch , or Austrian Peas*. Sow 20*?, So 3(1 pounds ? Austrian Peas per acre or 15 to 20 pounds. Vetch need. (Uha only Hairy Vetct.) Inoculate the need where planted for first p? time. Austrian Peas or Vetch or both mlxtfd with oats and other small grain make good grazing, good h^y; o ? good eover crops to turn- under. Your Experiment Station at POntiac knows the great value of the?e Wfrnte*4, legumes. A good - ; y? ! " ' *? '? <?? iv, ?:J crop of Vetch or Austrian Peas turned under puts $6 to $12 worth of Nitrogen and Humus In an /acre of land, They will help you lo make a cheap crop next yeor. ... ' "l! ? * ' , PRICES DELIVERED TO CAMOEN: AUSTRIAN PEAS, per 100 pounds $4.35 VETCH, per 100 pounds $8.14 Order through your Coutitv Agent or Direct W. H. MIX0N SEED COMPANY Charleston, S. C. Make a good Fall and Winter Garden. We have the Seeds for Ail-Year Gardens