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, Mr. and Mrs. J H Osborne and Miss Margaret Osborne spent Sunday in Charleston with Hamilton Osborne who is attending the Citadel. Mrs. C. F Wiraberly returned Sat urday from a visit to her daughter in Woodberry Forest, Va. Mrs. Ralph Little and baby are at home again after a visit to Mrs. Littles' parents in Charlottesville, Va. Mr. and Mrs. C H Baker of Platts- j burg, N. Y. have returned to Camden fpr the winter months. * ? *1 Mr. J. T Haynes of Columbia is visiting hi smother, Mrs. Haynes. Mrs. Steven Lewis Clyburn and children of Hartsville visited Mr. and Mrs. J H. Clyburn last week and at * tended the County Fair. Mrs. P. M Mil'.en and baby of Char lotte were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. W M Alexander. Mr. and Mrs. F D Goodale and son spent Sunday at the latters home in Elliott, S. C. TAX NOTICE Books for collection of School. County and State taxes year 1933 will open October 15. and stay open until December 31, 1933, inclusive, without any penalty. Any information con cerning this office will be given by mail. When inquiring about taxes please state School District in which you live or own property. Following is a list of total levies for each School District, for School, County and State taxes: DeKalb Township Milis District No. 1 40 District No. 2 30 District No. 4 38 M: i District No. 6 -10 District No. 25 24 ! District No. 43 24 j Buffalo Township District No. 3 37% District No. 5 21% i District No. 7 30% District No. 15 21% ; District No. 20 2814 j District No. 22 40 j District No. 23 28 Vi 1 District No. 27 35 I District No. 28 21% I District No. 31 29% ' District No. 40 40 j District No. 42 21% Flat Rock Township District No. 8 35 District No. 9 . . . 35 District No. 10 . 25% 1 District No. 13 24% ' District No. 19 35 I District No. 30 21% ! District No. 33 35 , District No. 37 35 District No. 41 35 j District No. 4G 26% District No. 47 21% ; Wateree Township District No. 11 24% District No. 12 351^ I District No. 16 25 1 District No. 29 . . , 27% i District No. 38 21% I District No. 39 2(>% i Yours respectfully, S. W. HOG UK, I Treasurer Kershaw County, S. C. RULING RECEIVED ON COTTON LOANS j South .Carolina farmers staring! their cotton in the state warehouse j system will bo eligible for borrowing the ten cents a pound which tho fed- j eral government is to lend on cotton, J. Roy Jones, commissioner of agri culture, commerce and industries, said yesterdrfy. Arrangements for the use of state warehouse system receipts for gov ernment loans were completed by Mr. Jones yesterday in a long distance conversation with Oscar Johnston, director of finance of the United States department of Agriculture at Washington. A ruling by tho agricultural ad justment administration at Washing ton requires the cotton to bo stored in tho nearest acceptable warehouse as there will be no allowance for freight or drayage. "Thoro nro aeceptablo warehouses in all parts of th? state and this will make it convenient and economical for farmers to use the state system," declared tho commissioner of agricul ture under whose direction tho system operates. Asked about the plan to lend ten cents a pound on cotton, Mr. Jones expressed the opinion that it should mean a great deal to tho farmers of South Carolina and he said he was hopeful that under the aereago con trol plan coupled with tho lending of this money cotton would Increase in price to where the farmers would g?< wh&t they "are Justly entitled to." Details for the handling of govern ment loans on cotton are being ran worked out in Washington and will he released within the next few* days, said Mr. Jones. : 1 the cigarette that's MILDER the cigarette that tastes better ? 1933, Liggett flc Myers TonACco Co. REM BERT ? WITTKOWSK V The following announcements have been received in Camden: "Mr. and Mrs. Allen Rembert announce the marriage of their si.ster Augusta Porcher to Mr. George Heyman Wittkowsky on Saturday, the seventh of October nineteen hundred and thirty-three New York City At Horn# Sixty-nine Bedford Street New York City" C'MJH MEETING Mr?. J. Ij Williford was hostess to the Neighborhood bridge club Wed nesday afternoon. A profusion of early fall flowers marie an attrnctivo retting for the players. Substitutes for the afternoon were: Mrs. I<ee Little Mrs. R I? Mobley and Mrs. John T Mnckey, Jr. Top score prize was won by Miss Drue Hnxley and the floating prize by Mrs. Robert Stevenson. The hos'ess served a delicious sweet course. MRS. H. G GARRISON, JR., HOSTESS ' Mrs. R W Pomeroy, Mr.-i. Samuel Russell, Mrs. Hughey Tindal and Mrs. | Woods Robinson wore guests of tho Wednesday morning bridge club ontoi tained by Mrs. Henry Carristyi, J r., thi i week. ^ Prizes were won by Mrs. J W. ' Cantey ami Mrs. Annio Davidson, i At noon a delightful lunch was served. ^ MEETING OK WEDNESDAY 'AFTERNOON CLUB I Mrs. C. H Zemp was hostess to the Wednesday afternoon contract club thi week. i Guests playing besides club mem bers were: Mrs. Carrol DesChamps, Mrs. P.rcvard Boykin, Mrs. Clark ^ Floyd of NVw York, Mrs. Kirby Tup P"i* and Mrs. Donald Morrison. Ilifrb scorn for the guests was won by Mrs. ('lrirk Floyd and for tho club ! iii'-mlcrs l>\' Mrs. 1> M Smith. I ' A salad course was served by tho ho tess. We Want Your Warehouse Business TIIE KEDERAI. (JOVKIINMKN I' AT WASHINGTON HAS DEFINITELY ANNOUNCED THAT THEY WILL I, END 10 CENTS A POUND ON COTTON STOKED IN S. C. STATE WAREHOUSES OI K WAREHOUSES AUK OI'KR ATED UNDER S. C. STATE SYSTEM AND WE ARK IN POSITION TO (JIVE YOU THE REST OK SERVICE AT VKRY l,()W STORACiK RATKS. WK KARNKSTI.Y SOLICIT YOUR IUJSI NESS AND Wll.l. MAKK KVKRY KFFORT TO COOPERATE WITH THE P KOPEK WHO HAN K COTTON STORKI) wf'ITI US. J. T. Hay Warehouse Co. CAMDEN, S. C ? SPINSTERS CLUB M EETING Miss Betty Cureton was hostess to i the Spinsters Club Monday evening ! ;it her home on Chestnut street. Four j tables were arranged for contract. Substitutes for the game were:| i Misses Nell Goodale and Carolyn . Burnett, Mrs. Joe McKain and Mrs.' i Jack Nettles. ! ( Top score prize was won by Miss | Helen Savage. j At the conclusion of the games cof fee and cake were served. | MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED Mrs. R. N McKain announces the marriage of her daughter, Carolyn McKjVn), to Carroll Parker. The marflage ceremony was performed by Rev. J. B Caston, pastor of the First Baptist church of the city, at the parsonage Sunday, October 8th, at fi o'clock. I. EE COUNTY SINKING CONVENTION TO MEET The I/'m> founty SinKing1 Convent - . ion will mrrt with Wayside l'.apti-t i church on Sunday Oct. 22nd :it 2:30 | " M. Waysside is about r> miles from > llishopville, 2 miles south of Shannon ."I ill. We extend a warm welcome to 1 -heirs and singers from all sec tions to meet with u* in in this spec ial meeting. A cordial welcome to all. L A Moore, President Mor*? Out of Worlc Vet If all were jjootl and wise, who would <*are for the unemployed doc tors, lawyers and preachers? 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IH HETTE DAVIS LEWIS STONK OLENDA PARRELL ? IN ? ? "HUREAU OF MISSINO PERSONS" ALSO SELECTED SHOUTS '? THURSDAY? FRIDAY "WILD HOYS OF THE ROA l>" WITH AN ALL STAR CAST ALSO COMEDY? NEWS SATURDAY TOM TYLER ? IN? "MAN FROM NEW MEXICO" ALSO SERIAL AND COMEDY MONDAY -TUESDAY THE FIRST OR FAT SPECTA CLE OF MODERN TIMES CECIL II. DeMILLF/S "THIS DAY AND A(!E"