Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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WANTED! White Farmers 0 settle in Burke Coun Georgia. Special in Uceinents offered. For jrther information write ferke County Chamber of Commerce WAYNESBORO, GA. WK RKLIKF. jt ol So\it i Carolina. (Vim (.v ??f Kershaw. (ln Hi' Court of Common Pleas) a,? \los.-lr> . Henrietta lx?e, ? . Plaintiffs.. aKulu?t , |,.v, M:? Thompson, Sallle Phil i!? May MW-oimell, Janie Anderson, huV ' aHoii. Sadie Allen, Samuel A1 ,i, Mary Allen. K. L. Allen, J. T. !''? Moseley, 10. (.J, Mow pefemlants. Summons. J ^ 'j'lio lK-foiidantK Abovt: Named. ^ Aiv Hereby Summoned and re ^ to answer the Complaint In ictlon, ?f which a <*opy is here b served i?i*>n you, and to serve a , of your answer to the said Goui jpt on the subscriber at his office tbe fHy of Camden, South Oaro (i within twenty days after the rice hereof, exclusive of the day of I) wrvkT, and if you fail to an ir the Complaint within time afore t the I'laintiff in this action will iy to the Court for the relief de jded in the Complaint. fomlier -0, 1020. j Kiikland &. Kirk land, Attorneys for Plaintiffs, j to III.' Defendant Janie Anderson take notice that tlu> original anions ami Complaint in the above itlfil action were filed in the office tbe Clerk of Court for Kershaw intv on th<< -7 tli day of November. 0. ' .Kijklund & Kiikland Plaintiffs Attys. idea, S. C.. Dec. 1, 1920. Collins Brothers idertakers for Colored People ifimil 714 W. DeKalb St. COLUMBIA LUMBER & IANUFACTURINC CO. MILL WORK iASH, DOORS, BLINDS AND LUMBER IAIN & HU'wER STS. Phone 71 COLUMBIA, S.C. DR. R. E. STEVENSON DENTIST Crocker Kuilding Camden, S. C. Dr. C. F. Sowell DENTIST (Office Over Bruce'* Store) CAMDEN/.S. C. Trff kpyptok eirccAt K*VE?.TPK tos EXAMINED AND ! GLASSES FITTED NOTICE! Holiday Goods will sold for cash only. ?. H. HEYMAN & CO. *?lers andf Optometrist* I.ANCASTHK COUNTY NKWS. : lluppeuiiiKh of Interest Kroiu Neighbor County Told b> Kxrhanjte* Mi Miiij f^ulkenl nfry ?t i<-^i Tuesday lust at her homivln the rn i??u -eHl.w, Of tU?V edYUll y, iiu'ed about 7'j years, she was uio widow of tin* JiliP WininiH I a u1 Ut'lihr ri v . mid is by two suns, ceerg.' and .latter riuilk??nlyrry, and twt) dnuyh U*? ^ Mrs Mm|< Steele and Mi- <\.y lliusoii, ? all ' of Imiu'iistov vuUlitV. IVuri i wan .ii Union i *??? j ?f } elmr ?b of \vi||?,ll she WHS H IIICllllKM'. the fol lowing day, the services being coudiu't cvl by hei^mstor, Ucv T. \\\ N, Falle. The ease of John .\ivilvviiim>, Lan caster county negro, who shoi and klirWI I^ruvHl NVntkinn in l?ir?, l?as bten appealed to t lie supreme court of Michigan. At the habeas corpus hearing I bo Judge rendered a decision refusing to free Mcllwaiuc and allow ing |hi? l.egro to ho brought I I South Carolina for trial, hut tlu- negro ap pealed to , Mil' supreme court and the, case Is now under consideration. I>e trolt Is said to In* a haven of refuge for HPgroi'8 and doubt It expressed as to the return of the rtegro to face his crime. though Sheriff Hunter is confl dent that eventually ' Mcllwaine Will be brought to Lancaster and tried. While returning from a visit to his mother. Mrs. II. J. Thompson* of 'the Dwlght section1, one day last week the. largo Marmon turlng ear belonging to He v. JiJ, <>. Thompson, of Columbia caught fire in the public road near Rod Hill church ami was completely destroyed. Mr. 'tfhompKOn had stopped at Will Hunter's for gas and just after leaving- there discovered his machine was on fire, which burned so rapidly it was Impossible to ex tinguish the flames. All that could be done was to remove the family to safe ty. which was accomplished in a shprt t ' mi The car. we understand, was partially burned. Miss Carrie Illgg^rt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1*. IV Blggart. of the Oak hurst section, and Picket Small, of the ttieh .Hill section, were quarried Satur day evening, December 4, at t> o'clock, Kev. Samuel Long officiating. The bride was until her marriage. a sales lady for the Rodman-Walkup com pany of this city, and the groom Is a prosperous young farmer In his Su tton . On Christmas Evr: Ml. Zion School at Mt. Zloli Church.' The public is Invited to attend and tak?? part in a ChrlstoiUH t reo al Mt. /ion Church on Christmas eve night. Exercises will be furnished by the school at 7 oVbwk. Katie Turner Jezebel Shirley,. CLERK'S/SALE Stiil? of South Carolina County of I ^an caster fCourt df common riea-.i JO. May Olyburn In hnr own right and as general Guardian, etal. Plaintiff, against Reekhani If. ^ylnim In his own rijrlit and a< Administrator;- Hal. Defendants. Pursuant t?1" n decree made in the above fiia ted rase by Judge Edward Melver. dated October 12, ltfcio. I will sell at public auction to tin' high est bidder at Lancaster Court House, S. C?, in front of the Court House door, on the first Monday- in January next, within the legal hours of wile, the fol lowing described real estate, towil.: All that tract of (and in Kershaw County, South Carolina, one mile north west <?f Camden, known as Springdale, containing one hundred and eighty (ISO) acres, more or less, bounded north and north west 4>y Knights Hill Road. South and South west by land of \V. II. Haile, formerly of Canfcey, and west by Camp Creek. Terms of sale; one half cash, and balance pay able in one and two years, with interest from date of sale, payable annually, and secured by note and mortgage of tfhe promises wild : the purchaser or purchasers to pay for papers and revenue stamps. The above tract of land will be sold at the risk of the State of South Carolina County of KerRhaw In the Court of Common I 'lea* Heath Supply Company. against Thomas Wilson. L. Scbenk. Gay H. Raum. and J. J. (Joodale, as ad ministrators cf the estate of C. R. F-ewls. Ry virture of a decree of rhe Court of Common Pleas of Kershaw County. S. C. heretofore made in the above ease, I, J. H. Clyburn. Clerk of <Y>urt, in and for the County of Kershaw. State aforesaid, will sell on sales day In January. 1021. being Monday the third day of the month during the us ual hours of sale in front of the Court House door, in the City of Camden. S. C., to the highest bidder the follow ing described real estate. All that certain pi?>ce, pa reel or tract of land, lying, being and situate iu the County of Kershaw, containing (.10) acres, more or less. Rounded North by lands of Henry >Savage: South by River Road ; Hast by lands of Augustus Loyns: West by lands of Margaret Jones. Terms of sale cash, jmrchaaer to pay for deed. J. H. CLYBLRN. Clerk Court Common Pie?s, Kershaw County. 8. C. I>coeni!>or. 1020 CLERK'S SALE PLAN KAKMKRS KKI IKK (iuvi'iuors I >Kf That Congress (?lv? Federal Aid. ^(trlibiUfi P1.1 Dee> - The ?;<?v eviun\s' eonfernece today adopted n f ? tn mitt ?. ?? report urging Ulf . FMofil government to create a finance eorpo ration which through loans to foreign Countries. will permit export of Amerl ?*an and otfiH1?* product a. to tvilU've. '-the ??rlMc-il sltunt^nn Confront \\)ii the nation'* farm??r*. The report j further Urged the fed^ai H? ^tvc j 1 1. MM. I t i id vise nil hanks to adopt a libera) indlcy of rcnewjOg on farmers' indebtedness, ? The Heti >n was taken on the reeom iii "jul m lun of a committee of five <loy erngirs appointed yesterday who pre scnted the following reporf: "The financial situation In the whole country Ik cause for the gravest con eern, hut not for despair. All lines uf business are rcullsrtng heavy losses hut the swift decline of prices of farm jeortinifidltles to far below the cost of [ production threatens a national dlsas j tor. The situation demands infinite patience and forbearance and supreme wisdom and courage. Nothing hut evil can result from anger or fear. "We believe that the tenseness of the -situation can be relieved In sev eral ways : "h- Let every Individual do all lie can to help and encourage his neigh liOT.- ~ 1 #t~TlT?f ?~be fT coinplet e mold ligation of the* financial and spiritual assets of every communitl.- Neither God nor the government ought to be asked to help those who do not first make every effort possible to help themselves. There ought to be a united effort in every community to keep any good man frotfj being de stroyed. because (he can not immediate ly meet his obligations. Uunder exist ing conditions it wo.uld ''C the acme of inhumanity and of unwisdom to force any debtor into bankruptcy if by the most liberal lndugenco ho <vould be ultimately able to pay. busi ness failures do more than wreck business; IhC.v oft-times destroy man. "Llebral Indulgences ? and renewals should be granted by the manufactur ers to the Jobbers, by the jobbers to the merchants, by the merchants to the individuals. It is no time for a creditor to seize his debtor by the' throat and savagWly any: 'Pay me what tho owest.' "2.? Let ' the Federal government create a finance corporation* of some xnfr that will enable tile people of other lands to obtain from us the com modities they ho greatly need, but for which they-Jro not able to make Im mediate payment. We Relieve tAncli a corporation to 'be entirely feasible and that Its mere creation would sujistnn iiaily help the slttmtloltv ^"3.--The Federal "tteservc SJoard shonhl'fie urged and authorized 4o ad vice all banks to adopt a liberal pol icv of reriewnls. The law audhflrlzlng % . - - ? -r4. . ? -*? ? six months' credit on foreign paper should be liberally construed and re newals for a like period should be freely granted -wherever consistent with other solvency. .-The real wealth of the country Is unimpaired. It would be a suicidal policy to destroy this w'enlth by a pre-emptory call of loans. "If necessary the Congress should ; act at once to amend the Federal He serve law so as to temporairly supply iddltlonal currency and afford more time in which to pay to debtors in distress. "Wo believe Mini i ho gone ia I adop-. (ion !?y individuals and *by the gov ernment ??r i !*?? policies* 'herein' sug gested would not only afford material aid but would at once supplant the gloom and flu? fear of the present with (hat .confidence so vital to wholesome and successful business." (Governor Goodrich, of Indiana, a member of the committee. saVd he did not entirely approve its phraseol ogy. though he was heartily In ac cord with its purposes Other members of the committee were Governors Rlckett. of North Carolina: Harding, of Iowa; Holcomb. ' of Connecticut and Parker, of T.ousl ' ana China has but <1,000 tulles of rail roads while her natural resources warrant the construction of more than n00.000 miles Notice To Debtors and Creditors. AH parties Indebted to the estate of O. M. (iadden. dwrawl, are hereby notified to make payment to the under signed, and all parties. If any, having Halms against the said estate will pre sent them duly attested wlfhla the time peraerlbed by law. MRS. RESSIE GLADDEN. Administratrix, (lamiicn, S. C.. November 20th, 1920. FINAL DISCHARGE Notice Is herr*>y given thnt I have rbis day filed with the Prolate Judge of Kershaw County my final return as Executor of the Estate of John A. Sheorn. deceased I have also filed with the Probate Judge a petition for a final discharge from my tfust as 8& id Executrix, and the 10th day of January. 1021. at 11 o'clock In the forenoon, has Ikhhi appointed by the said Judge of Probate as the time for) 1 the hearing of the said petition. ICRS. SAL.L.IE LEWIS. I Exe<titrlx Eatate of John A. Sheorn jPamdcn, R C.. Deeembet' Tth, 1020 No man ever smoked a better cigarette than Cfemel! You'll find Camels unequalled by any cigarette in the world at any price because Canxels combine every feature that can make a cigarette supreme J Camels expert blend of choice Tyrkish and choice Domestic tobaccos puts Camels in a class by themselves. Their smoothness will appeal to you, and permit you to smoke liberally without tir ing your taste ! Camels leave no unpleasant cigar retty aftertaste nor unpleasant cigaretty odor ! You'll prefer Camels blend to either kind of tobacco smoked straight ! Let's settle this light now! *oW?ver y*rh*ro in aciantiRc+lly *+*lmd rmck*4* * of 30 ci dereffea; or fen p*ckag*>* (200 n^trWrti) in m i}!*??in0-papor-coror^ii cmrton. VV? strongly recommend thim cmrta n /br tt >? homm or o/Hc? supply or when you trtvL R? J. Reynolds Tobacco Gow Winston-Salem, N. C. The (lontli rate In the United States in 1010 was the lowest yearly aver age ever reeorded. The rate was 12. !> I u*r J ,<K)() persons, *and nearly . 10 per cent of tilio deaths was from tuber enlosls. monlsli all '"and singular the kindred and creditors of the said W. J. Kills, deceased, tlial they bo and appear be fore mo. In the Court of Probate, to bo bold at Cam den, 8. O., on Deeomber 21st next, after publication thereof, at 11 o'clock In the forenoon,, to show cause, If any they have, why the said Administnittnn should, not be granted. (i i veil under my Hand, thin 7th dti^ of December, A. 1>. 1020. w..l. Mcdowell, Judge of Probate for Kershaw County. Published 011 the 10th and 17tli day* , of December, . 1920, In the Camden 1 Chronicle and posted at' the Court House door for the time prescribed bjr law. I CITATION ' State of South Carolina, ?> j. Qounty of. Keraliaw Rjr.vWi- L., ,MeDo\Vcll, Esquire, Probate Judge. Whereas, EHaa Shannon made unit to nu> to ..grant her loiters of Admin- 1 istrathyi of ithe Kfi'tnte of antl effects of Chapman Shannon. - These hit, Therefore, to cite ami ad monish all and singular the kindred nnti? creditors of the said Chapman Shannon, deceased, that they he and appear before me, In tho Court of Pro hate, to he held at Camden, S. C? on December i&rd next, after publication thereof, at 11 o'clock In the forenoon, to show- en use, if any they have, -why the ?aid Administration should not be granted. (liven under my Hand, this Kth day of December. A. I). 11)20. ? W. L. McpOWELL. Judge of Probate for Kershaw County. Published on the 10th and 17th days of December, 1020, in the Camden Chronicle and posted . at the, Court House door for the time- .prescribed by law. CITATION State of South Cnrollnn. Count v of Kershaw ' >K ? By W. L, McDowell, Esquire, Prolate Judge. Whereas, U. Boyd McKinnon made suit to me to grant him Letters of Ad ministration of the Estate of and ef fectspof N. K. McKinnon. These are, Therefore, to cite and ad monisl) all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said N. K. Mc Kinnon, deceased, that they be and ap pear before me. in the Court of Pro bate. to be held at Camden, S. C, op December 22nd, next, after publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show caus^, if any they have, why the said Administration ahould not be granted. Given under my Hand, this Nth day of December. A. D. 1020. w. u Mcdowell, j Judge of Probate for Kershaw County ' Published on the 10th and 17th days' of December, 1020, in the Camden j Chronicle and posted at the Coa*l 1 House door for the time prescribed by , law. FINAL DISCHARGE Notica Is herf4?y given that 1 bate*! this day filed with the Probate Judge of Kershaw County my final return ai> Executor of the Estate of John A. ( Sh^orn. deceased. I hnve also fll?d with the Probate Judge a petition for a final diacharge from my trust a* i said Haeoutor, and the lOth day ot , January, 1021, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, has l>een ap|?olnted by the .?aid Judge of Probate as the time for : tho bearing of the said i>etition. W M. SHANNON, Executor Estate of John A. Sheorn. Camden, 8. C., December 7th. 1920. ? i ? I CITATION State .?f South Carolina, County of Kershs\f By W. L McDowell, Esquire. Probate Jndge. Whereas, Mrs. C. C. Ellin made soif to me to grant her Letter* of Ariminls t rat Ion of the Estate of and effects of W. J. Ellis. Theae are. Therefore, to cite aud ad Get tit Our Budget Plan will hslp gou COMK in I L^et i^s explain how the Budget Plan goes ahead with that New Edison for Xnias. It breaks up the payments, ? scatters them through 1921, fits them to your pocketbook. Besides, you're using an after the-war dollar to buy a before-the war value. The New Edison has gone up in price less than 15% since 1914. Mr. Edison has kept prices down by absorbing increased costs himself. You get the benefit. CA.MDKN FURNITURE OOMPANY I'hom- 156 Camden, S. C. <m> NEW EDISON