The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 03, 1914, Image 4
THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE
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I iiivrifity.
< 'olunihia, S. (' , April I Tho
in wu Mint I ' i'i > I U . II. Iliiml would
remain In charge oft lit? J I igh School
work an hei'ei ofore Iran b<ien receiv
ed w'iMt joy by all l.hu tdlidenfM ?
every one of whom liiii! Tell the
lOHH 1 1 1 * ? I ; II ( Vt'lVHl I > 1 1 (1 < I miittulltod
when lie accepted I lie presidency of
tio? Anderson Female < *<jJ
Uuiiim I'm tunming Summer (hu
I ' 11 1 vertd ? y ot South I'a'r.olinu in go
ing lo o ffer a^'Ourso of studies ??*
t'luHlvi'lv for 'In- High School teach
er* of tin' State This in the first
Summer School ot Hs kind ever of
fered in Son 1 1 1 (ainllna ami should
p: ove an racti ve 10 (tic many Illicit
Krimaf loficbers- or tin- state*. Kuf
i lit; r announcements will In- made at
a' later date.
,.\lr, Sullivan, who Is ' In charge of
Hit' weather bureau here, hau coli
nynti'd to deliver a series ctl lectures
to (lit- clauses in Physiography. Thu
firs!- of these wan delivered hint
VVediu sday. and on .each following
Wednesday lu> will give a lecture
mi KOtjH' feature of t lit; study.
.'I'lii' ( T it i v <-? r?l l V Track 'IVain. in
i In* firm meet oj I lie season, which
wmh In-ld In Spartanburg March 2),
defeated Wofford Collect! by a
score <>i 7{> lo :}?>, allowing Wof
ford to win only i wo first places.
The liext meet will be held with l)a
v id Knn a i nil early date.
The I 'niversjty lost the debate to
Trihily College, and thereby tint
tup also, as lilt* series resulted in
lw<i victories lor Trinity lo olio
tor iiif t'nl versify. .
The regular banc hall season op
ened March ~:i with the jjaine in
which I lie 1'niversity defeated l?u
h'ayetif College of I'ennsy vanlu.
Thai night liu* University Herman
Clilh gave in honor of the I ai Fayette
Players one .? ? I tin* best dances of
i lit! session . -
\ct|ng I.' r< 'hltb' 1 1 1 \ c, Mooro
ami Prof's.' Waidlaw, Tale, Hand,
Smith and Maker attended 'lie ses
sions ol the State Teachers' Associa
tion lie I'd iu Spa it an bo rg March,' I 'J
lo 21.
"Talents, Necessary to Success ill
Itankinr," was 'he subject of the
eighth ol the series ol Lite Work
?Lectures given under the auspices
ol the l'ni\ersil> V. M. (' . A on
W t. d no d.u.? Slight in l-'linn llall. Jo
Heph Norwood. presidilent of the
I ' li ion National Mank, was the speak
cr of the occasion and lie gave the
audience an insight into present
? day ha a king Tut Mb oils that will not
: t it III lie forgot ten | I ' I , s.
I KSCl 1 I I ( > i i ? | l!< >:;s!
l!;c ' i'.'.iiW 11 1 r'. Is : ? 1 1 es'f.ict I loin
.! spo.li > 1 1 ; ? ? t < ? l>\ M a j < >li\ er S.
Johnson. hi Tipton , ? linvii , .it a pure
|.i red 1 1 1 > I" ? ..ale wlici't1 : ! ? ? ? horses./*
brought nearly J L'II.ihhi
'Men iroin Many Nations There
is siiinri li i ti g about t hi' good Mors*'
that i- mf itMi'MiiiiK. inspiring, flr
iii;: ' In1 , i in liH oils nl I h?l bet ter
hi a 1 1 v\ 1 1 1 u us Men revel in l ho
glories i>l a steadfast friend. The
luu'Si' is thai friend most noble. He
ha.- Iiil 'lie Diiwiinl march of pro
gress rnuu the Uising Sun to Hie
(ioldeu Hale llis power lias build
iii railroads and dug canals. Prom
\ lire >r a Boreallis (u the C.rea.! (lull
you i in. I hitu loining forces with
man in the great commercial activ
ities oi tli.' wojld. tilling the farms
and teaming tin.- tort-Ms, hauling
lumber.. wheal., cuai and loiinii He
halts ucit li < r for heat oil ' .old, rain
or sunshine He brings.' the doctor
to officiate at oar birth, 'lie minis
ter to our wedding, and 'he casket
lo as 1 in .i 1 resting place 1 1 ? ? draws
the President lo the Wl.it.' House
and the prisoner t<> tin- pen In
peace and in war lie carried Napo
leon, Washington. Lincoln and (Iran'
and for a pleasure jaunt 4.111* sweet
hearts are always safe in his noldc
care Visit the l-'rench cathedral
in .New Orhaiis and >our ? be
holds 'hat magnificent piece ? ? f
sculpture work. Jackson- and his
Horse lake a trip to Lincoln
Park. Chicago. and urn admire that
life-like statue ot ('.rant and Ills
Horse The dying words of King
liicha rd 111 the battle of Boswort.h
were, 'A horse', a horse' M\ King
dotn for a horse!!" Art and Nature
vie with each other in lining him
honor. lie is the Samson an. I the
Hercules combined His powerful
Instinct foretold the eruption <>f Ve
suvius and halted him on tin- brink
of the precipice in the inky midnight
darkness lie played his part in Can
tor's B1k Horn Massacre and in the
Charge of the Light Brigade He
carried his rider down the Valley
of the Conenia ugh . thru The city of
Johnstown ahead of that awful
flood and perished in its raging wa
ters He followed Moses through
Egypt and into the Bed Sea He
gave un his home in Bethlehem that
Mary, the mother of .testis, might
rest in his manger "
h'IN Al, DISCH A R(1K.
Notice in hereby Kiven that oiu
month from this date, on Saturday,
April 18th. 1 1 4 . 1 will apply to the
Probate Court of Kershaw County
for a final dla^harfie ns Administra
tor of tho estate of Sam Joy. df
? ??;is<"<l i\ N' Humphries.
Ad m in 1st rat or
March Is. I !' 1 4
<J''resi( shipment of Kern's t'mr
candies. just received at CrosbvV
Colored School IU?l*<d N'lw Hum.
On WedneHday ?vuntiiK> March
2 r> 1 1 1 , Jack mom graded w-hpol kpo
an entertainment In it h auditorium
for t he l>*>iicif |( of the Mcbool. Tha
program conaiHted of an opening
ntloriiB ami it play uittH.ied "Tbn Fi
ner Hhadca of Honor."
UefrcHhiuentH wyro nerved to tho
large audience* and everybody #ecin?
I'd plenned with the exorcinon.. <>n
giving Miit. ?.i?tertttiumom w 0 foun4
I fHhi'fi t la I io auk Hoiiio favora of
Mr K. N McDowtdl, manager of ib?
opera 1 1 o iim ? and our board of (rue*
1 and n affordH nio much pleas
ure to -da<?- Ui.(t 'hey very kindly
ablated uk. To throw? gentlemen
and i hi* public wi< ex p reap our
tbuuka for your kiudbofca and en
? oni ag? uu'ni. ,\h .u rfiKiili />r shin
entertainment wi> realized a nice
lift 1 ? v Hutu thai, will l><> appropriated
to our piano ?fund.' Several pupiln
I1.1 vu beiin an' hollaed to hoHcIl coii
trlhiiliottM t<> thin fund and coiu
rn* net -intuit week we hope to give In
IciY'iitillg e.xerelwfH with the liHO
of our piano. <\ ('. Lowery,
, I'rlnclpnl.
hltyilM II tO S|H'llk.
\\'v have been reij uehti-d I o an
nounce that there- will be a team of
Laymen to vlait the chitrehiH Of
Which I ley. W. II Kl/.er ih pUBtor
next Sunday and upeak on ilic Kill)
-.of NllHtjlonh. Serviueb at An
lioch at I U : .'III a. in., and at Cedar
Croek at 2:.T0 p. m. , The follow*
inj; Laymen -wl.il be preyient : M.
I. ItUltb. W li j'iVo4 .1 < , W. IV .Ma
lone t id .1 I Q. Itobiuwiju.
< I TAT IO.Y.
. ?<(( i'tnii li ( . t o! i it.i
I'uuilly of Kershaw
Jty W. I,. McDowell, ]Ch(| ii i I ?*, I'ro
hato Judge.
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WhnreaK, It. Adams m;i(lo suit
to hi/! to g raj it 1 1 i in I i<?ttorn of Ad
ii I i i j t nt i jit ion <>f the Kstato of -and
! effeetn of l-'Tederick .f. Adams?.
These are therefore to Cite and
? admonish all and singular the. kin
dred and creditors of the said Fred
erick .1 Adams, deceased, that they
be and appear before mo," in tho
j Court of I'robato, to be hold at
: Camden, on April 1 f? I h , next, ?
[after publication thereof, at 11
o'clock- in the forenoon, to show
cause, if any they have, why the
1 naitl Administration should not he i
j .granted;
(ilven under my hand and seal
this 1st day of April, A. I)., 1914.
t \V. Ii. McDowell,
.1 udge of Probate I< ershaw Co.
I * ti bl inlieti on the .'Ird and 10th j
. days of April. 1H14. in the Cajn
i den ( 'hroiih'le, and posted at the:
Court House door for the timej
prescribed by law.
tHi;spass notice,
Notice is hereby given tiial per
sons trespassing upon the Millbankj
property without special permission |
w ill be prosecuted to the full ex- |
''Mil of t he law.
I - V K irk la nd ,
Attorney. ;?
<T|\VriON.
ot South Carolina
County of Ktrihiw.
My \V. I,. McUowhII, Kh<|., I'robttte
I udg?\
Whereus, Mtm, M. I y, Watts Made
suit to uic to grant her Lottery of
Vilmlulst ration of the K?la(o of ami
< I I ? < I i 0| .1 M Wilt I i, <1 ' ' ' 1'JI Sell ,
The*,. an* therefore, to <?! t *?
ami admonish till mill singular the
kindred ami creditors of t )?<? Haiti
J. M Waits, deceased, thai they
la: ami appear before me, In
the Court of I'robttte lo be held
at ( nnuli a, S. on April 4th,
next, after pa l)lii;y I i,i/n thereof, at
I I o'clock In Mte forenoon, lo hIiow
culpa-. If any limy have, why the!
H.-iiii A<| min t? s t at Ion should not la
granted, .
Hlyeii under my Hand, thin 3-Ih4
day of March, A I),, I ft I 4.
/ < W. J.. Me I tow I'll,
.Judge ol I'rolmte for Ke.rshuw < j
Published on ilin 27th <lay of J
March ami i*? I ility of April, lUf?|, j
in thi' ( *n tnden Chronicle ami on
? ho < 'on it house door for ihe t i rn <*
prescribed hy Itiw,
l'!(U(,IIAMMi;
Of Buffalo Township Sunday -School
< 'on vi'ntlon.
I In- Buffalo Township Sutidaj
School Convention will meet wllh
tlii- Sand Hill llapiiHt Shurch, Sat-,
n ?'<l ay , April 4, MM 4. Tim follow-;
Jug program has been arranged;
in a . hi I >eyol tonal ItixerciscB. !
conducted hy Key. .1. II. Hunter.
in 1 f?, Welcome address hy the
pastor, Hey, [?* n 1 m ?i nv Uospopse by!
C. W. 'Birchtuorc .
I n.4 r? Discussion, subject.: "Wiial.
does consecrat ion , sand if icat Ion and
holiness mean from a Scriptural'
b) and point? A. F. Veung, Rev. S. i
D Bailey, Key. Jabez Ferris,
I U m. Dinner on the grounds.
1 p. nt. Devotional exercises hy/
Iti'V. Kuluiail.
1.15 1 )is< ussioii : '.'Should mem
bers io good standing only he til
lowed io teach?" (,'. W. Birch more
S. A. West., A. Brown.
Discussion: "('tin we expect to
,Kt?e ('.oil's kingdom under the pre
sent knowledge ol' the Bible, If bo
why a t'e we drifting so far away?"
I;. I). Phillips, It. I<\ Adams and
tii hers. ? ? ? ? .
We, i lit- committee do earnestly
request that every church send
delegates, and come with praying
hqnrts that we may have the ban
ner convention a| Sand 11111. ?
M A. Shaw,
1). I,, Ca-toe, ' ?
I T. lowers. ~~
Committee.
With Seme Parties.
"Pa. what does it mean when they
say a man is "the life of the party?"
"Th" life of a party, my ho\\ is a
man who buys v. Idle tin' other fellows
an> hanging back trying to remem'er
wiiohh turn, ii is'' ? Detroit Free
Press.
#7.IO to Im? kst.nv ill* , Account
CoiiCHlnHlf \r(?'iuiiN Ki'Uiiion.
i 1 < u <? ? k if ft hh it* viny 3rd, -till,
tli and 7tl?, khuU. ret urnlng to
roach <|(*hM ii ?) I ion prior to mid -night
M > I M h . I1H4
KxtmiHion may Ik* obtained by
depotdt of ticket with Special A ,
Z\ Km tit KprKythe St , Jacksonville,
Kin., uoi iutur than May 15th, 1914,
upon payment of fee of Boo.
Stopover* allowed In both ?i 1 1< u* I
tioriH.
Slde-tripa from JackHon vlllo a>
very low r.utfH to all Klorlda, \ln
haina and Oeo,rglu polntn, hy ap
plying Atlantic Coiim I, line ticket
office, 1 4 K Went Hny SSI -, .la< k?on
villa, Kin, Ticket# on wile May ??
i<> io inci iiHi v?>. Ilmltttd i<? Jum
m 4, a splendid opportunity to
visit Klorlda at uuttHtially low rut 09. 1
Kor any information uddreHH It,
|y Hfiiloti, Agent, < * ai i i ? I ?' ?i . S.
Kin-ill ( 'iii'i'lci" Kxaininat ion,
Unltud Stnifs Civil Sim \ it ??
( 'oiitmiKHlon announce an open coin-.
P"!.UIvo exatfilmii ion at Camden, B.j!
Saturday, April 2ft, 1014, ft? a
rcbult of which ii is expected to i
make coi'tif ii'.ut ion to fill a vacancy ;!
in tho position of rural carrier at
VVoiUville, S. and other varan- i
cieh as they may occur on rural;
routes nt post offleeH in Kershaw'
county. 'rim coiopensiit Ion of a
rural carrier in based upon length j
c-f tlii* route. Salaries range from jj
$4K4 to $1,100 per year. Agea t
IK lo r?5 on date of examination, j
Kurt hi r' infoi matlon can be had by,
applicat ten at the Camden pokt-ol'- '
flee.. '. f
I'ltoi'osA i/S i\\rri;n. ? j
I It 10 A S(I(N I ? i : I ' A HTM KNT. Su-j
pervlsing Office, \V a sh
ip gtoji, I). March 10, 1 !i I 4 . ? ?
Healed proposals' will bo opened in
this Office a) p. in., April :5M,
101-1, for 1 1 1 ? * const met ion complete
(including mechanical equipment,
lighting fixtures, and approaches)
of the JJnited States post. office a< |
Camden, K. C... One story and base- i
nie.nt building; ground area, 3,400 '
square feet; nonfireproof eonnt ruc
tion (except the first floor); stone j
and' stucco facing; tin roof. Dniw
i n kb and specifications may lie ob
tained from the custodian of the site
at Camden, S, C,, or at this office,
in the discretion of the Supervising
Architect, C). Wenderoth, Suporvis- j
inn Architect.
TEACH KitS' i:\ A M I NATIO \ .
Notice is hereby given that the
regular spring teachers' examina- t
tion will be held at the. county court!
house on Friday, M-ay-lst-^ 14)14, bo
ginning at. nine O'clock.- All pros
pective applicants for certificates
will please take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
C. W. Birchmore,
County Supt. Education, I\. C.
Potato Flour Gaining Ravor.
Holland's production of potato flour
is increa'din: v;?ntf?}v ' 'roi:V. ar to >
year !
^ Want Any thing in Wire?
r6ine to (hilt hardware ?tor?|
and net lt have
wire, chicken wire, feuc? wlr#.
atove wire, picture wire ami aii
HortH ?f wire uteiiHlla for every |
uee. You wiil find them *il of
the game high character as gUr I
other hardware apd um moderate
ly priced. We Hhall ho Kind to 1
Hidt you a lot or ft IIM|t. Hg
your wauta may be.
BURNS & BARRETT
CAMDEN, S. c.
We have about 300 to 000 bushel is ear com in
the shuck at our farm for sale. Our prices is ri^ht,
just a little above market price for shipped corn.
We also have a limited quantity of field selected
seed corn. It is prolific and we know is a good
variety. It will pay you to plant ?ood *ecd corn.
PRICES
1 Bushel $2.50 3 Bushels or more . $2.25
Bushel $1.50 1 \ Bushel ... ... . .T$10(T
Sample ears can be leen nt First National Bank
WORKMAN & MACKEY
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Furnishings For Easter
i u-e shown here in their .best
patterns and fabircs. There are
some very natty shirts, some ex
clusive neckwear, some gloves
that will be worn by men who
know. 11 it's anything in fur
nishings we have it and in ya
riety large enough to afford am
ple choice.
McCa skill Bros.
Mrs. W. 11. IOve, Jr., and little j Mr. S- li. Turner had the ml8for?"<
son, Lindsay, are visiting Mrs. Hve's'tune to lose a valuable horse on? '
parents in Virginia. : day, this week. . -
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