The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 17, 1910, Image 3
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BRUCE'S
You will tind
FINK COFFKKS
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TKTI-KY S TKAS
. a lull line
just received
Freshest Cukes ami
Crackers h
"Good Things to. Eat"
Phone
Opera House Store
at Present
Pupils Wanted.
Wanted.-?During the Summer ?
few pupils." Apply la Miss Jean
nlo Stoney, Fair St.
For Sale.
A lawn mower in good condition
for half price. Can he seen at
Hume <fc Barrett.
For Rent.
FoiuiXt&pjsbed rooms In ideal sec
tion of tho city. Prices reasonable
Apply at thin cilice.
OallJUtf for General Floyd
Mr> Kditor :-Au onlooker wiahci
to ask if the right man is out f'>r j
the Legislature yei? Where it!
General Floyd? Onlooker.
New Announcements'
The following new announce
ments appear in tho Chronicle
today: L..^. 1
J. B. Munn?Magistrate BufFu
lo Township.
Dr. B. K, Horton?Commission
er Flat Iiork Township.
Graduated.
It i* with most sincere and lie or I >
congratulations to Miss Kliz\b*th
Trantbam. daughter of Sheriff aiu'
rs. J. S. Trantbam, that v/e an
nouoco her graduatiuu-a.lWinthrup
this week. Winlhrop is one of the
1st school* in the Uud and a 7TT
1a from that institution Ptand*
for eOfnething. Wiothrop in doing
a great work The good it does
?every year through -the young la
dies sent out to bit as. brighten and
upllfklhe world is Inestimable.
To The R. K. D. Carriers of Kwrshaw
Count/
The R. F. D. carriers of Kershaw
county are requested to meet at The
Chronicle office on Saturday night
the 25ih Inut., at 9 o'clock for the
transaction of business pertaining
to the good of the R. F. D. Asso
ciation. This call io made at tho
ibstanco of Mr. D. R. Fletcher, of
Kershaw, and it is earnestly r< quest
ed that every carrier without a sin
gle exception bo oiv hand.
Entertainment by Blind Young Ladies
In the Sunday Suhool room of the
Baptist Church last night there was
nu entertainment of more than or
dinary Interest which consisted of
music and rroitations by three
blind -ladies?Miss Copeland anil
thejtflsses Raker. Their perform
ance was simply iomaikable. Quite
a good crowd was present and the
contributions amounted to some
thing over $20 00. These are
splendid joung ladies and they dp
serve all the encouragement and aid
they can get as they are making an
honest effort to complete their edu
cation. We wish them Godspeed.
MEETING OF D. A.* R.
; The Daughters of the American
Revolution held their Juue meeting
with the Regent, Mrs. H. G. Carri
eon, on Broad Sueet.
' After the usual routine business,
Committees were formed for thework
during the new Chapter year; and
Mrs. 8, R. Adama and Mrs. M. A.
Shannon appointed to compile the
y?*r
The Regent read an address b>
the Slate Regent Mrs , Mayes of
Greenville, 8? C.. written after tho
session of the'ContinenUl Congress
aV Washington, D. C. in April,which
proved both Interesting and h>lp|
ful, as it told of the changes in tbe|
Constitution, and new enactments
which are made each year. The
Chapter regrets exceedingly thai fh|
regardto lb* membership rol|,it war
^nngrese, that no
onecouid be a member of a Chapter
fifty mlleB distant.
The Regiatrara of the different
Chapters will take this work up
fmm?<Hftlely and noufv AssocUve
m?-mbtrs.
"?< *? * Shtnnon was unani
mously elected Corresponding S?e
..Ur, for the CL.pUr.
D.Uty rtfreahmeDts w.r? Mrvfd
the meeting adjourned
IW 1910.
.?'
\ ituoumjemeui.
We beg to unnounoe to the
public .nod our friends that
we have opoued up a complete
hue of the ciioicQM high grade
|tney }\itH glapk
GROCERIES.
Wo moet every posftibjo
want of I ho housekeeper. We
give courteoiiH attention to
every one, and make prompt
deliVery.
Open from 7 A. M to 9 P, M.
Kenped fully,
THE K1RKW00D GROCERY
J. B. Zemp, Prop'r.
Phone 37
Comer Fair and Ohepnut St?.
?0?C) "? o"4"o ? o?o?oo fyifc? *0 ? O ??> ? ?>
Children'* Day at Itfarshan'a CLhucth.
Children's Day wae observed at
Marshall's Church on Saturday
last. We learn that thlfl w.ps one
<;f Ibe most pleasant gatherings
<-vor held there. The recitations by
the children woi;e excellent, the bout
oI ord<*r prt:vaiUft and all bud a
moat delightful time.
PKR80NAL
Miflu Mary Villepiguo loft this
week for a inp to Europo
Mr J K Batemau of Charleston
was In Camden thirweek
Mr John D Gerald of Manning
fpen.t several days in Cftmdon. this
wouk
Hherifl' and Mra J S Trantham nt
<eiidcd the commencement exercises
at Winthrop College this week.
Mrs W It Hough, who i? in Know 1
ton's Infirmary for treatment, we are!
#!ad to eay is doing very well.
Mr Claraupe Trantham has been
appointed It FD carrier on route 3
which position was formerly held by
Mr Wi!ey Sheorh. \.,y.
Mr Walter Brown, afier an ab
scnce of several weeks at"! Elliotts,
has returned to Camden ranch to the
pleasure of his friends hero.
Maj H. R Adams. Messrs F. It
Alexander and Leroy Davidson were
in attendance at tho Shriner'a conven
tion in Chnrleslon Ibis week.
toiHQOS JSJna Barfield, Carrie Gas.
kin. Gallic and Dooia Moseley-of
Westville attended.theCbildren'sDay
Exercises at Mt. Olivet and Benlah
Sunday
Mrs G A Hrasiugtou and ehildren
left Saturday night to spend a few
months in Georgia where Mr Bra
Kington is engaged in the lumber j
business
"Misses Bertie Lenoir, Elizabeth
I)uBo?e, Nannie Hough, Helen
Phelps and, Nannie Traoibtfii*. stu
dents at Winthrop., are at home for
the holidays. ~ *
Prof T P Gaskin, together vfith
his wife and little son/ is visltjhg
his father, Mr J E Gaskln of West-1
vil!e. Prof Gaekin . is principal of]
the High School at Pickens, SC. |
Itev M L Lawaon, the now pastor
of tho Baptist Church hero, togoth<y
with hi? wife and son arrived inCam
don yesterday. It is requested lhatj
uvory m?mber of tho Church at*
tend sertfioe on. Sunday morning.
>.
Wilda?MoCroigbt.
Our highly esteemed friead and
former fellow-townsman, Mr. Harry
McCreight, was married on Wednes
day of last week in Columbia where
he is now residing. From tho State
of last Sunday we take the follow
in# notice:
"At noon on ?Wedne'sday, at the
hrirne of Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Wild*,
in Eau Claire, was solemnised the j
marriago of their daughter. Miss
Aonn Taylor Wilds, to Hary Whit
ney McCreight, Dr. G, A. Black
hum, paBtor "of the Arsenel Hill
Presbyterian Church, officiating.
The wedding wan characterized by
simplicity in. all its doails, the
bride being attended only by a maid
of honor, her sister, Miss Mamie
\V i I d a, who was gowned in whito
llngeri^csrryinc: sweet peas, and
entered the drawing room immedi
ately preceding the bride and groom
who came in together. The bride
was charming in a modish traveling
auit of na'eral colored r a jab silk,
with louchcs of/gold and blue,worn
with a straw bat trimmed with a
dash of blue. The house was dec
orated in masses of white and pale
pink oleanders, two drawing rooms!
and the hall,being thrown opan io
the hundred guests present for the
ceremony and the informal reception
following. Iced were handed aftei
the young oouple had /eosired the j
congratulations of the guests.
Mr. and Mra MoCrelghi left on
the affrrnoon train for Aebeville,
where they are spending a week
the Bavteiy Park hoUl bsfota con*,
inc to Columbia to make their home.
Mr. MlC.eight is a msmbcr of the
business staff of Tbd State, and ti
beld in high esteem by bia office
aifoci afet ana WW migy fnun^r
io Columbia. The bride is wo^ana-'
log, ooltured ?ouog woman, the ceo
tar of a wide circle of friends aad
admirers. Two brother- of tha
bride? Dr. Harif Wilds of N?w
Yoik and RdfJfroQVe Wild* * ro
cant graduate of lha f baologioai
i8so?iotf7 to 1111 0btr?
Jtot VM
rite Superlative Degree
Ih the only one that ade
?]umtc!v describe tho quality
ot OUK gi;ocerios^ that they
are of the finest you will agree
with us is a fact when you
have once tried them
Your next order is the one
we want?will you favor us
with it?
Fresh Dread, Cakes &
Crackers.
A fresh shipment of Tetley's
Teasjust in.
''Gold Medal" Qoffee Per lb
m.
" ? ? ? ? ? ' ^ . - ' ?? ? ? ; *? ' ~ * ? r ?'??it
Lang's Grocery,
For B*?nt. . .
Cottage and store, on Broad St.,
opposite Kaptist Church. AUo
wanting two gentlemen to board.
Apply to Susan A. Wittkowsky.
The Gilt Edge Store.
The Giit Edge Store is offering
great bargains in many lines of
goods in order to rtduce their stock
before taking the annual inventory
on July 1st. To reduce your ex
pense of living the Gilt kdgu Store
invites you to call and avail your-,
self of some of these great bargains.
Mr. "West Declines.
Bethuqo, 8. C;, June 13th
Mr. Editor :?I deBire to thauk m\
kinl friends for the manifestation
of cpnfldcnoe reposed iu me by offer
iug ray name to the good people of
Buffalo Township as one of the Com
missioaers bat b?g to say I will not
be a candidate for any offico in the
approaching primary.
Very respectfully.
Afaos West.
"A Great Convention."
Under the above caption the An
derson Daily Mail, gives a very in
throating account of the Convention
of the South Carolina League of
Building & Loan Associations held
at Anderson, S ()., on tbe 8tb and
9th of June, 1910. The opening ses
Bion of iho Convention was held at
Buenn Vista Pa?k and addresses of
welcome were mad? by Mr. Ligon,
President of one of Anderson's lo
cal Building & Loan Associations,
and by Mr. Sherard, SI ay or of the
C'ty. Those addresses of welcome
wore refponded to by Mr. F H Mo
Master of Columbia, 8 C. The reg
ular business ~ meetings of the
League were held in the County
Court House and were presided over
by Mr Wm Barnwell of Columbia,
President of the League, assisted by
Mr. G C. SulUvan of Anderson,
acting Secretary. Mr. Barnwell's
annual address was a cuofull) pro
pared and?interestiftg paper and full
of valuable suggestions.
Many subjeots of conccrn to Build
ing A Loan Associations wore die
cussed during the-Uonvontion and
many stronjg papers were read by
those especially - assigned to this
task. Among the regular speakers
were 8. Wittkowsky of Charlotte, N.
C , John P. Thomas, of Columbia,
W. M. Shannon, of Camden. B. M
Spratt of Chester, T. T. Hyde of j
Charleston and William Goldsmith
of Greenville.
The social funotioos consisted of
a reception at Roso Hill Club by the
Ladies of Anderson on Wednesday
afternoon and an antomobile drive
around the City on Thursday after
noon and ft smokor at Hose Hill
Club on Thursday night. AH of
which were greatly enjoyed by visit
ore and residents.
Among the important steps taken
by the South Carolina League at the]
convention was its joining tbo United
States. League of Building Sc Loan
Associations, whioh will held its next
annnal Convention at Grand Rapids,
Mich., in July 1911. ? Delegates to
this Convention will bo elected later
on by the Executive Committee o!
the State Lesguo.>? From the report ]
of Convention by the Anderson Dai
ly Mail we copy the following para
graph: "One of tbe most interesting
features of tho Convention was the
report of Mf. W, M, Shannon, of;
Camden who attended the Natiop&l
Convention of Bniid*ng So Loan
Loagues recently held at Charlotte,
N. C. His address shows the won
derful scope of the Associations of
the United States and he took up in
detail and analized the many, splendid
addresses delivered at Charlotte."
The next annua) Convention of the
State Bnildlng k Loan Association
League will be held at Chester, 8. 0
in May, 1911.
The following officers were elected
M Spfatt, Chester; 1st Yipe'Preet'
dent, G. C Sulivan*. AndtttO*! 2nd
Vloe- President. T. T. Byde, Charles
{tun; SeoreUfy^ftqd Treaaurerj John
T. M<onr Colombia; Committee on
Lcgislationr-Wc H- flhennon,' Cam
den; John P. Thomas, Columbia; 9.
?. MeMaster, Colombia; C. H. Ro
K-r, Liqi?m and R. W.
mbia i: Executive
D. Blakeni
P. Hi
THIS BANK
WANTS
TOUR BUSINESS
We confess it. On the other hand, wo know
we are justified in thus asking
your patronage. We not only ofler our depos
itors every facility to be found in
a modern institution, together with courteous
consideration and the best of ser
vice, but we alpo assure you of Security for
your money, Strength and Sta
bility in management and methods. Wo will
appreciate your business,
THE FIRST NATIONAL RANK
OF
CAMDEN, 5. C.
Refrigerator For Sale.
A fiitJi'Claaq Refrigerator for aalo
cheap. Apply ut The Up-Town
Grocery.
Kenneth Murchlson.
, Children's Day atMt.Olivet andBaulab.
It was a special pleasure to Ibe
writer to hayo the privilege o( be
ing among the good people of Mt.
Olivet aiiij Beulab at the rendering
of their interesting Childien'a Day
exercises on Sunday June 12th.
These two cborchee, Buptisl and
Methodist are situated in sight of
each oilier about five tnileu south
east of Camden.
Tho. exercises were begun at Mt.
Olivet about 11:00 A. M. when the
1 school under the efficient leadership
of their instructress Mia* Lvura
MoCaakill, marched into the church
in accompaniment to music from
tho organ by Misa Agne? Dahney,
quietly taking their places in the
pews reserved for them at the right
of the pulpit.
Next wna a short prayer by the
pastor, Rev. Mr. Carnee. '
After this, there were aome inter
esting recitations tiy Misses Eva
and K/.bel Bruce, Ncp and Agnes
Dahney, Lottie Dixon, Mrurie Mc
Cap kill, Kato Moseley. Olga and
Mai Ruth, and little Masters Do-'
Witt Rush, Troy West and Calvin
Mc.Caaktll.
Instrumental,music was furnished
by the Misses Dabney who also sang
a very sweet duet, "The Two Lit
tie Orphan a."
Among the hymns sung by the
school wore *'The Banner of ibe
Croas," L.tilo Sunbeams, "The Gos
pel Banner" and the appropiate
closing hjmnt'QJnrf To His Name."
The exercises were a credit to all
who had taken any part in prepar
jog them. v *
It thrilled onr hearts to hear the
voices of these innocent chrildren
raised in praise of their master and
our thoughts drifted to the future
that awaits tbem and the good that
they may bo the means of rendering
for God and tho uplift of humanity
May each of them accept Him as
their guide along the rugged path
of life,
* Rev. Mr. Cole now delivered an
interesting discourse on the three
fold nature of the ohild?moral, in
tellectual and physioal. Bre. Cole
is not unknown to the'people of this
community and it is only necessary
to say that as usual his whole heart
waa on his suhjeot.
Hon. W, B. deLoaCh of Camden
waa now introduced by the Supt.
Mr.. J. O. Moseley. Missionary
Baptists was such as to inspire
greater efforts for tho Cbrtstianiza
tlon of all nations.
Rev. Mr, Carnes* pastor of the
church now spoke a few closiog
words of appreciation and en
oouragement and the congregation
wakdismissed with a benediction by
Rev. Cole.
In the afternoon we were present
ai the exerotaee al Beulah.
Because of lack of Information we
ara giving only a few principal fea
tures.
Supt, Humphries couduoted the
exerciaea assisted by Instrumental
mualc bv Mr-Alva Humphries. _
?fur recitations and music by
VlM fOUogl ftr, Q, W. Blrcbmore,
who was recently a delegate to the
World's 8. 3. Convention at Wash*
ing'.oo, gave as an interest
i#(t aeoeaai of Um woik doae therms
? Rev. Sharp pastor of tha Church
now delivered Ibe oloeiag address
and the congregation left for thai}
bases feeling that it was Indsed a
Messing to We been present at
two servioes on the sams day.
? with interest the
Wanted at Onco.
Several bushels of cow peas want,
ed at up 06 M H. Hey moo.
VV. It. 1'INCKNEY,
Surveying, Engineering and
Draughting. Telephone 210.
Administrator's Notice.
Notico is hereby given thut
Wednesday, June 22nd, 1910, I will hi
-to the- Judge of Probate for Kersllaw
County for ft final discharge as Adminis
trator of the Estate of" Kutelle II. El
dredge. F. W. ELDREDGK,
A dm. Est. Estolle (I. Eldredge.
Published in The Camden Chronicle oti
May 20th. 1910.
Notice.
Notice is hereby piyen that there will
be a meeting of the stockholders of
'''(took'Furniture Company" at the office
of said corporation, in Camden, 8. C., at
twelve (12) o'clock M., on Tuesday, June
28, 1010. for the purpose of' voting on a
resolution to change the name of ' Cook
Furniture Company"' to Nettles Furni
ture Company."
V W. F. NETTLES.
J. F. BATE MAN,
Directors.
Camden, 8. C., May 24th, 1910.
Kershaw-Lancaster Summer
School For Teachers.
TheKershaw-Lsncaster SummerSchool
for Teachers will open in the gradod
school building at Kershaw on Monday
morning, June 27th inst.
A competent forco of teachers has been
solocted and final arrangements have
been completed to make the school a
suocesss. The courses will be:
1st.?English and History?apsclal em
Ehasls being given to South Carolina,
er statesmen and her part in Na'iooal
History. ' , :
2nd.?Algebra and Arithmetic?em
phasis being given to the methods of
toaching these subjects.
8rd:Primary methods, inoluding dem
onstration of tho phonetic system. .
It is very important that every teacher
is the county attend, making some sac
rifice, if necessary, to do so. A portion
of the expenses of the tcachers who teach
in this oounty for the next year will be
paid by the county. Inquiry regarding
board should be addressed to tbo under
signed, or, to Jas. II. Hamel. Kershaw.
I. J. McKENZIE,
Co. 8upt. of Education.
Camden, 8. C., June 0th, 1910.
^SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
State of South Carolina, ) Court of
County of Kershaw- .^Common Pleas.
Geo. W. McL&in, Administrator of the
Estato of Henry Davis, Deaceased
..?. ' * Plaintiff
against
Edward Allen, David All^n, Tom Clark
son, ltose Woodslde, Rose Tate. E, J.
? McGirf ? c. Defendants
Tq the Defendants:
You are hereby summoned and
required to answer the Complaint in this
action, a copy of which is herewith serv
ed upon you, and to serve a copy of your
answer to the said Oomplaioi on the sab*
sorlber of ths undersigned at bis office in
Gassdea, 8. O,, within twenty days after
the service hereof, exclusive of the day
of snob service; and if you fall to answer
the Complaint within the tiiqe aforesaid,
tho plaintiff }n this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the
Complatm. ?~
THOS J. KIRKLAND,
Plaintiff's Attorney.,
Dated at Camdsu, g. O. J
this JWth day of May. 1910
T**the defendant*', David Allen and Tom
Olarkseai
Take notice" that the Complaint
la the above entitled action was filed in
the office of Ifee Clerk of Court of Com
onTleas Tor Kershaw County this Wtb
.non pie
oi May, A.^^jJ0.
VI9WWV
I Bj. v '<&***? -a -
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"The High Cost
of Living"
' .v; V \ .; ?.
Is occupying the attention
of the Government ami scien
tilic men all over the country.
Now if you will give us your
attention and presence here at
The Gilt Edge
Store
any day thin month we will
show you how you can re
duce your cost of living by
trading with us and making
your dollar do more here thanr
anywhere el?e. We take our
inventory on July 1st and for
the rest of the month wo are
offering Bargains ?11 over the
store, as we want to reduce the
stock as low as possible by
July 1st.
'v>" ' ?<* "*"?:/ *?" ' ' ? " ' ?
Bargains In
Kmbroiderios and Laces, Rib
bons and Neckwear, Black
Wool Dress Goods, Black and
Colored Silks, Light wool
Dress Goods, Ginghams and
Madras, Galeteas aud Motor
cloths, Poplins and Cotton
Voite, white Mercerized Waiet
' r
ings, White Lawns and Organ
dies, Xadies'. and Children's -
? " ?. ,
Hats, Mens' and Boys' Hats
and Caps, Ladies White Strap
Sandals, Ladies patent leather
and tan strap sandals, Mens'
.
. aud Boys' low cut shoes, Mat
tings and rugs, Crex Art
squares mattings, Jap matting
art squares 9x12.
Special Cuts
IN TABLE DAMASK
Good values in Sheeting and
Bleached goods, i'11 fact it you
have a dollar to 9p$nd we can
make it interesting for you, ;
tiu'y {? ^
Yours respectfully,
Qilt Edge
? " Store .. .
4 ..... ?r?-' ? ?''
P. T. Villepigue, Proprietor <>