The Wateree messenger. (Camden, S.C.) 1884-1942, January 16, 1935, Image 5
The New Standard Chevrolet Coach
The New Matter De Luxe Chevrolet Coach
DEM-EF* ADVERT>SnMCNT
THE NEW STANDARD CHEVROLET
i
AND UP. Lint price of New Standard
Roadster at Flint, Mich., $465. With
bumpers, spare tire and tire lock, the
list price is $20.00 additional. Prices
subject to changc without notice.
The world's lowest-priced six . . . powered by the new
Master Chevrolet engine ... giving remarkable perform
ance together with exceptional gas and oil economy
$465
T TERE is America's great family car . . .
beautiful to look at . . . thrilling to
drive . . . very economical to operate . . .
and the world's lowest-priced six! This New
Standard Chevrolet has a fine, roomy Fisher
Body. It is powered by the same improved
valve-in-head engine which powers Chev
rolet's new Master models. It is amazingly
quick . . . flexible . . . spirited . . . the finest
performing Chevrolet ever built. And yet gas,
oil and maintenance costs for this car are even
lower than for the thrifty Chevrolets of pre
vious years! Visit your Chevrolet Dealer ? see
and drive this New Standard Chevrolet today!
THE NEW MASTER DE LUXE CHEVROLET
(* Knee-action optional at amall additional cost)
/fv WBt S ANI) UP. List price of Master DeLuxe
? ? Coupe at Flint, Mich., $560. With
I ? bumpers, spare tire and tire lock, the
J 1 1| | list price is $25.00 additional. Prices
subject to change without notiee.
(*Knee-action optional at small addi
tional cost).
The Fashion Car of the low-price field . . . combining
graceful new streamline beauty with the improved
Knee-Action Ride and outstanding operating economy -
IONGER . . . smartly lower in appear
-A ance . . . beautifully streamlined . . . the
new Master De Luxe Chevrolet fully
deserves its title ? the Fashion Car of the
low-price 'field. The interiors of the big,
roomy Fisher Bodies are as handsome as the
exteriors ? and the performance of these cars
will amaze you. Chevrolet's new and
improved Blue-Flame valve-in-head engine
gives remarkable getaway ? power and
speed. Chevrolet's highly refined Knee
Action Ride ? and longer wheelbase ? give
new comfort. And operating economy, too,
is greatly increased. See your Chevrolet
Dealer for full information regarding these
new Master De Luxe models.
CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICHIGAN. Compam
Chevrolet's low delivered prices and easy G. Af. A. C. terms. A General Motors Value
Bethnne, S. C P. M. MAYS Camden, S. C.
Regular communication ci
this lodge Is held on the
flrft Tuesday in each month
m. Visiting Brethren art
welcomed. N. K. GOOD ALE, JR.,
J. W. WILSON, Wor.*?{nful Maale;
8ecre*arw
CREDITORS
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
All parties indefated to the estate
of William E. John-son aro hereby
notified to make payi.-nent to Ulvo un
dersign?d, end all parties, if any,
having claims against the said estate
will present them likewise, duly at
tested, within tho time prescribed by
law.
ROBERT C. JOHNSON,
Executor of the Estate of William E.
Johnson.
Camden, S. C., Dec. 22, 1934.
Built Up Strength
By Taking Cnrtlui
VMfeftl tar own acoount of how
lira. *91 W. Hardin, of Greer, 8. O,
WM benefited by taking Card id:
*1 mitTtocH a great deal from weak
tn taf book and pains in my
abb and fait bo miserable," she
Writes. "I raad of Oardul and de
cided to try It. I felt better after
X took my flrat bottle, so kept on
taking it as I felt such a need of
ntnmgth, and it helped me to
wmdh.*
ThmmnA* of womira Untlfy C*r4tit
ttjTdo* not *?n.n?
TOTT, MMttlt ? phy?io1*o.
. SPECIAL TAX NOTICE
After Decembor 81, 1934, one per
cent penalty will Ibe added to all taxes
Assessed for the year 1934 not paid.
This penalty Is added according to
law for the month of January.
S. W. HOOUE, Treasurer
ot KershAW County, f-araden, S. C.
CITATION FOR LETTERS OF
ADMINISTRATION
Tho State of South Carolina,
County of Kershaw.
Uy L. It. Jones, Esquire, Probate
Judge. j
Whereas, Neita Threatt tmade suit
to me to grant her letters of Admiral
iwtration of the K state of and effects
01 J. M. Threatt
Tho?o are, therefore, to cito and
admonish all and singular tho kindred
i.iid creditors of tho said J. M.
Threatt, deceased, that they bo and
appear before me. in tih'c Court of
Probate, to be held at Catm<len, S. C.
on the 18th day of January, 1935
next after publication thereof, at 11
o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause, if any thoy have, why the said
Administration should not be granted.
(riven under my Hand, thi 7th day
of Jnnuary Anno I)o(mini 1 D35?
I,. R. JONES,
Judge Probate for Kershaw County.
Pulbliahed on the 9t)h and 16th
days of January, 1936, in tho Wa
teroc Messenger ar*] posted at the
Court House door for tho timo pre*
scribed by la^.
THE HOLY GRAIL
This is ono of the sweetest storie?
in reiigious literature, and every ono
should know about this beautiful
legend, that flowors witJh all <bhe zeal
ami pioty of the Middle Ages. Dr
Winmberiy "vill sr&ak on this themo
nf;xt Sunday morning bei'ore tho
.Men's Bible Cl?vsa aj, tho Methodist
church. All who are not hoaring
those messages are missing (both >3
religious and intellectual troat. Tho
president and the teacher are very
anxious to see t'toe clasH come back
to its fowner f>eak attendance. ? Jack
Moore, Secretary.
Honor Roll Midway High School for
December
Grade 1. Betty Jane McCaskill,
Saraih June Rozier, Donald Holland,
Claud \Vwsit, Jr.
Grade 2. Wilson Holly.
Grado 3. Myrtle Gorbitt, Milton
Tidwell, Ralph Young, Sarah Cat)h<er
ine Watkins.
Grade 4. Azalee Ingram, Coleen
Hall, Bessio Corvitt.
Grado 5 Troy West.
Cirade G Pauline Catoe, Carl Hol
land, Lunnsil Elliott, Myrtle Morton,
Cobby Laney, Lewis Leo West.
Grado 7 Archio Gordon, Karris
Joyner, Ida Leo Threatt, Margaret
West, Margaret Yarborough.
Grado 8. Dolly frtokes.
Grado 9. Sadio Corbitt, Emily
McCoy, Laurie West, William Mc
Coy.
Grado 10. Nono.
Grado 11 Oralie Brannon, Martha
Moseley, Floree liozier, Thelma
Mokes, Blanche Threatt, ltoy Parker.
Ii< Memoriam of Mrs. Lee Parker
Into a homo a few days ago
Strolled an angel so meek and low.
Plucked a flower from all the rest,
And carried it to livo among tho
blest.
'I'hree little children were left , behind,
Also ;i husband so good and kind.
They arn left f4o lonely and sad
liecauso they have lost tho best
f riend they had.
Now, for th< sc. dftar ones wo do pray,
That (Jod will k?'ep the;n flay by day.
And when Ho has chosen for th?m to
di<i
That they will meet 'Ivor in the sky.
Her Friend.
Paradoxically, when wo isend it
by ship it Is a c?rgo, an<l if it goes
by car it iw a shipment.
DEATH OF MRS. LEE PARKER
Mrs. Loo Parker 21) died Tuesday
January K, at her homo near Sandy
Grove Church. Mrs. Parker contracted
influetua which developed into pneu
monia. She had been ill for about ten
days.
Mrs. Parker wap the daughter o f
John N. and Sallie Watkins. Slhto ia
survived by her husband and three
children, one girl and two boys, also
by her mother and several brothers
and sisters. Funeral service?) were1 con
ducted at the Sandy Grove Church of
which she wai a member, on Wednea
day morning at 1 I o'clock by the pas
tor A. ( . Corbett assisted by tJlrti Rev.
W. V. Jeriman, pastor of the Pu*
thune Methodist Church.
Mrs. Parker was a good Christian
v om.an and her many friends and ac
quaintances wiP regret to learn of
her untimely passing.
MUTT AND JEFF? If Jeff Were After Butterflie* He'd Take A Siege Gun
By BUD FISHER