The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 15, 1921, Image 3
Dr. C. F. Sowell
DENTIST
(Offct Over Brace's Store)
'CAMDEN. S. C.
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Collins Brother!
Undertakers for Colored People
Telephone 41 714 W. lleKatb St.
DR. R. E. STEVENSON
DKNTIST
V Crockcc Building
Catmint, S. C.
COLUMBIA LUMBER &
MANUFACTURING CO.
MILL WORK
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS
AND LUMBER
PLAIN & HULER STS. Phono*
COLUMBIA, SC.
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EYES EXAMINED
AND
GLASSES FITTED d*
M. H. HEYMAN & CO.
Jewelers and Optometrists
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given that one
*euth from this date, ou Monday,
lay 2, 1921, 1 witt make t*> the Pro
bti to C/ourt of Kershaw County my
Inal return as Administratrix o? the
rtate of W. H. Blackwell, deceas^l,
kid on the same date I will apply to
be said <k>urt for si final discharge]
is said Administratrix.
MRS. NANNIE J. BI^AOKWKLL. |
ifciindrn. S. C. March 31st, 1921. ?
FINAL DLSCHARGK
Notice is heref>y giveh that one
?onth from t;lils date, ou Friduy, May
kh. ii)2t , 1 will make to ilm Probate
limit of Kershaw County my final re
am ais Cuardlan of the estate of Bes
?<? Cash Trlppett (now Boineau) and
iu the same date 1 will apply to the
mid Court for a final discharge as
mid Cuardian.
MRS BESSIE C. IHBY.
In Did en, S. C., April Gth, 1921.
FINAL DLSCIIARGE
Notice is hereby given that one
K*iith from this date, on Tuesday*
lay 3rd, 1921, I will make to the Pro
kite Court of Kershaw- County my
Inal return as Administrator of the
atate of F. L. Zemp, deceased, and
? the si me date I will afrply to the
laid Court for a final discharge as
Hid Administrator.
W. K. ZEMP.
Ksmdcii. S. C. March 31st, 1921.
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given that one
ion th from this date, on Wednesday,
lay 4th. 1921, I wHl make to the
'rebate Judge of Kershaw County my
Innl return as Guardkiu of Mary,
Phomas. Lowman, Eruewt, IJllie,
tovld, Ro Seville, Daisy ? and Willie
tatherford, minors, and on the same
Me I will apply to the said Court for
final discharge from my trust as
aid Cuardian.
IIAtfTIK JOHNSON.
Ibaidrn, s. (j. March 31st, 1921.
IIRSKKTKKN CAPTURED.
Stole Car at ('amp Jackson ami Stop
pod at Fayette vllle.
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The FuyeMevilfe, N. 0? corrfopoTTd
"eat of tlio Charlotte Observer under
Mute of March 2tith tells of the ?'"P
j ture of five soldiers' iu thai oily. The
I JHUUO follows passed through Camden
! ml before reaching Camden robbed
j Ration's gasoline tank ito^r4 l.ugoff
:,'iikI also broke i ut 4> an Ol) lions*- at
liiaoe.v. The d4*pa l?li from FayH4e
VHIO reads as I'M lows :
Chief of Police J. T. Kcl'l.v, of this
tity Krlday afternoon received ./
telegram from jCaptalu llaln of Camp
| Jackson, W. ? O.; stntii?g that five Holr
1 dters there had stolen iui Essex car
ami were headed thlw way and asking
the Fayettevllle pollco to l?^k out for
I hem. About the time of tho receipt
of the telegram, '5 :S0 o'clock. Chief
Kelly received a telephone message
from Pttrktou, Robeson county, that
five soildlorN driving a ear had Just leCt
that place coming In thin direction and
15 minute* after t'he telegram from
Camp Jweksow was recolvod here,, Chtyf
Kelly had the soldiers and the car.
The chief was standing In the doorway
of the police headquarters on Gillespie
street. looking south when he saw the
car approaching. At a signal ..Prom the
officer the <Jftt was lnou^ht to a staml
still and the men were locked up.
"Each of the .soldiers had a loaded
45 automatic pistol on (lie scat be*
side him. Chief Kelly telegraphed to
tho officer at Camp Jackson that he
had the uu\u and received reply ask
ing him to hold the men iu close con
finement until necessary guards ar
rived from that jpost.
"The soldiers gave their names as
Joseph Kuheuia, Frank L. Metivei
Jithick, John lgcnaur, Herman F.
Souter and \V. S. Walllngford."
Warrants Issued for Mayor.
Columbia, S. C., April l},?-R. J.
Person, of Columbia, today swore
out warrants for Mayor W. C. llla
lock, Councilman Fred Marshall and
Fred C. Wyes, former' manager of
'the Columbia water -\Vorks, and city
engineer. Charges against _Mayor
^FHalock are that he sold group in
surAnce to city officials while a mem
ber of the city council, and against
Mr. Marshall that he sold feed stuffs
and other .supplies while also a member
of the council. Such procedure is con
trary to regulations of the city prorern
mcnt.
The charges, againwt Mr. Wyse are
that he disposed of junk belonging
to the city. The money for this was
later collected from Mr. Wise bv the
council.
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Senator 10. N. Cato, Republican mem
ber of the Tennessee state senate has
been arrested on the, charge of accept
ing a bribe of $300 to prevent the pas
sage of a sales tax In the Tennessee
senate, and lias 'been released on a
bond of $,'{00.
Final Discharge.
Notice is hereby given tliat one month
from tills date, on Monday, April 25th,
1921. I will make to the Probate Court
of Kershaw County ray final return as
Administrator of the estate of I?r. I.
II. Alexander, deceased, and on the
same date I will apply to the said
Court for a final discharge as h i id
Administrator, <
It. G. McCRRJGHT. !
Camden, S. C., March 24th, 3921
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice "is hereby given that one
month from this date, on Monday, '
April 18th, 1921, I 'will make to the
Probate Court of Kershaw County my
final return as Administratrix of the
estate of K. M. Bowers, deceased, j
and on the same date I will apply to
the said Court for a final discharge
ms sjtul Administratrix.
MRS. MARY A. VINCENT. |
Administratrix, j
Camden, S. . C., March 17th, 1921. ?)
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice Is hereby given that one
month from this date, on Saturday,
May 14th, 1921, I will' make to the
Probate Court of Kershaw County my
finnl return as Executrix of Lhe estate
of Mrs. Sarah Jane Smith deceased,
and on the same date 1 will apply to
the said Court for a final discharge
from my trust as said Executrix.
MRS. MARY ELLA HELL.
Camden, S. C., April 7th, 1921.
The Boykta'Aughtrey Wedding.,
The marriage of Ml??
lloYkin and Mr. t'ttul Aughtrey wh c*
"a* *olemul*e<t l.Hft nlfUt at the
Chuivh of the Holy (Vmfortor wa?
o,u. Uie lUOMt brlUlaut una iwfoet
iv appointed wedding over to tok"
n,aTu! sumtor. The Interior of the
church wA? ft gorgeous ? maw of Wjt?f
flow era. the work of MMUlttW
Willie 'lloy kin ami Abe \yiirt>erg, a"<
which formed u lovely t>:vokpgrouija f?>>
the htltfh't colonel drosses of the hrldai
riaiio eewttibay of tfcf .^3
s;My ts. rr?rsa &
' V. Your lOvea hv Tours, and Oon
. whu-u' &? tfuttfonx mm
i?rt? rnff, r,S
?g|
of GreonriUe ; MeWl.Hl V
asat r-SS
The b ride's maids, d?me* <\
. " ? \fnirt of honor, ring
to.'rw ami flowr *rl. ??*
mnveliliiB alouo down ,b'' corner
tgggf^S?: &
^nve hei ?n ajr j by thl. groom
wore met at tiu < na." ' . Crf>ws
MU<1 his host man, Mr. >villl,^J" *
of simvtftirt?urg, where the J* Jv0?
- ...ul Wohm passed '*??>? "?
HnJ'Whle.' v>ho has ???????? ,u'r. "TJ
iS?Ssl|?^
,f v.i rilcinir xhimliiity, trimuuu
H
U|M .11" .11 ? ,, v,,|| ?.ia..K?ll !
of Rosier lilies. " ? .
, ,,"0f,,^i; "'Cu...! m-t ???*
n ".: m tnnindlso ???? >?>"*?; fill's
Willi hand made roses, and r.inj i,
Columbia roses. *< .. ^ .
WUlfe Sl)ykln01 of? Sumter and^ Mrs.
Mrs. lilott poach stored K^r^'
Vm.i-Ii iMirrving bouquets of sweet
i . ti. 'iiiHiine The bride's mald?
Mil Fni llnntoy of Washington.
iV1;; ,. |x> vt od 1 1, i' oko, .....i mi?, i)on?
Wntaon "< Columbia. Hi .peach ll0".
urfpui Tlivy also cnnSwl bouquets of
Williams, the flowc*
? .? ...rrving sweet pons, wore ??
? whiu. satin S.11I, I"'"- 1,1 !
" I'nmMMllaKly foilowln* ^
?,UUV." fmv nl?na s
'^,"1 !;r ..- ho.no of the bride's
.?? .v M .i W ni . I X'sSn ussure Bby
khi The hrldal table was fostooned
uu ci. minors of white maline at
lat'hed to the chandelier ub?ve? <Jec
onited with maline and orange hlos^
Si the center decoration of the
iXle being white sweet peas. A de
Heious sweet course wa? served (lur .
?i the evening. In the dining room
l.lso were shown the many a.nl hand j
""Mr^Boykln. who received with the
bride and groom, was handsomely
"owned* in black lace and car^
S<, The mother of the groom, Mis
Kstelle A ugh trey, of Columbia. *or<
i-kinok satiu and also t-arrled roses.
I Mr A ugh trey who originally was from
Colum!bia is now making his home in |
RnmtM He IS a veteran of the world
Sumter. serve<l a-s a first lleuten- ,
anV In the Slst Division, and being In
the army of occtrpdtlon for six ,nonf
nftor the signing of the armistice. ??; i
now with the Balaton Feed eoun>any ,
i with headquarters In Sumter. |
I 'rl,^S\rP{or l"in?s in North ;
V-'lrollna. after which .hey will make .
Sumter their home, to the joj of then
m:A.' luipromptn ,?rt of U.O weddln,
whi.'li can only^ho haerprei
!',!"ek cat which walked up the cliurch
1 -ilsle directly behind th? wedding part,
and snt patiently at the chancel rail
during the entire cerenicrny.
Among the house gucstsof M b. W.
i"* itnvkln who were In the < lt>
, WC.I.UM,- were : Mrs. Estollo Angh.
trv Columbia; Mrs. James M.
,'V rtmdon: Mr ?ni Mr, V?n M ?
Dowell, of Camden ; Mrs. P. H. Nelson.
of Columbia ; Mr. and Mr?. W. M.
Shannon. of Ouuden ; Mr. aiul Mrs. W.
S Nclwiii, and Miss Helta Nelifon, of
Columbia; Dr. and Mrs. John \\\ Cor
ing of Catndeityj| Mr. and Mrs. J. 0.
Hcduiou, of GreCuvillo ; Mrs. Itofcort
?Mil ?">**. <>f Camden; Mis. J. K. Hlddle.
of Charleston ; Miss Ada Splgner, of
Columhi t ; Mr. ami Mis George Itrun
son *>f Chicago; Mrs. Alice llarkins, of
Columbia : Mr. and Mrs. Arthur <Jrif
fin. of OoluniiblM ; Mr#, leGrand, of
0o1.0mft>la ; Mr. P. II. Crews. of Spar
1 1 1 1 1 1 ? 1 1 r - : ; M !\ iiiid Mr*. U. Spigller, of
Coiuiubii, a?d Mr. Clyde Falroy, of
Orangeburg, Mr. \V, I'. Hollowed. Jr..
^ of (\>lumhlu.
WATCH (II I FOR TIlKM.
Swindlchi Are Seeking to Fleece Fx
service Men.
Swindlers are sinking to extort $5
from ex service men In return for ob
taining for them articles of uniform
and equipment to which they are en*
titled from the government, According
to information received by the A inert?
ean Legion. The ad j Vita nt general has
apiaviled to the legion to aid In frus
trating the pi aim of the huneo men.
The government, according to the
adjutant general, is required l>y law to
provide to veterans of the World War
certain articles of clothing and equip
ment, if they were not issued on dis
charge. Eligible ex-service men should
get in touch with the ncarfcst quarter
master depot, post of the American Le
gion or write direct 1o the Quarter*
master .general of the army. Washing
ton. 1>. C. It is not necessary to pay a
cent to anyone to obtain the missing
articles. ?
Death of Mrs. Lottie Green.
On Thursday. March III. 11)21. Mr*.
Lottie Leo Tillman Green. one of our
beloved women of the ( 'oufwlorucy
passed mviiy ill the hainc /if her s m.
j>r. JP, 1/. Green, . f
Mrs. Green was horti 1n Lancaster1
county October K, ls.'>7, being in her
$4th year at the ^hne of her death
Although nearing the century mark
in years her mind was clear and no
tive to the last, always saying word*
of kindness and praise to ail the loved
ones and friends who ministered to
her wants.
?Mrs. Green's mother's home was
near the Catawba river in Lancaster
Sunty and was the headquarters of
iptain Klrkpa trick, and many, amus
ing as well as heart rendering .occur
rences happened there while the
Northern foe occupied this home. The.
family being tinder the protection of
the Masonic order, suffered only for
lack of food. They were protected
by a guard both night and day.
?{?She having married Col. John
Thompson Green previous to the war
and ?t this^tlme being a widow with
two litt)e children returned to Iter
mother's borne where s1ie resided un
til some years later when she return
ed to this county as the-wife of Maj
?WIBHain McDonald (Jreen. (brother */of
her former husband, Green.
When the l\ D. O. chapter wnits or
ganized the name of this noble wo
man was (proposed, licnce the" Lottie
Green Chapter U. D. <1 She .was
made honorary president and attend
ed the meetings and advised as long
as she was able, and many are the
pleasant hours the chapter spent with
hCr ami many, many pleasant mem
ories will the chapter of the V. l>. C.
bold of one dear to thetn.? Bishopville
'Vindicator.
Autos and Insurance Companies.
(/. It. Gillaui, y/oung business man of
Yorkvflle, was discussing automobile
fires and insurance the other morning
with several friends, and incidentlly
congratulating himself he was not in
the insurance business Just now. lie
told this one:
"A man in a neighboring county re
cently lost an automobile by fire while
traveling on a lonely road. With the
exception of a few pieces of tin the
| auto was completely destroyed. The
j owner left It. A wag came along a
'short time later and on the remaining
I tin wrote this ditty:
" 'Ashes to ashes.
Dust to dust.
If banks won't put out
Insurance, companies must, ' *'
Yorkvllle Enquirer.
Grief Causes Death.
Savannah, (;a., April <t. ? Grieving
eve/ the death of A1 (J. Fields, the
minstrel man, Jim Dandy, a colored
minstrel man of Savannah, died to
day. lie had led the parades of Fluids
minstrels In Savannah for many yearn
and was alwayft the first to meet Field
upon bis visits here. ,
KOKTY KIUIIT KATTUKRS,
Killed Out of Oiw Don, So tlie Stofry
<\niie* IVom Texa*.
Tho report Ims KjMiy out many time*
tu the past tv w yours that the rattle
snake* woro getting to l>0 more plenti
ful in all jMirtu of the oountry, but n
snake story \Vh6 hi-ought forth a few
days iigo that will von v I nee the reader
heyoud all doubt that the. rattlers are
numerous enough. and thut there can
snrrlv Im> no nntiooahh decrease in (ho
l'e|?t i I ? ? >>
For some t i nit', Mr. I ?: 1 1 1 Willinaun.
who Itvos on lower Willow Oreok. has
known of 'i rattle snake don on hi*
rtlaoe. hut it was not until last week
? hat ho dts*ldod to clean out t ho deui
iTpou dlffu'ing Into the (Ion ho found
forty eight bin rattlers. Ho Is r?MK>rtod
havuuj kill. '.I that inauv, and it is
staled thutULU^ smallest xnnko in the
?h>n li : <1 at taany M five rattlors and
there woro only tour or five of these
sinull ones; tho of hers Peine still lure
or. Some sOvon or eight. It Is said, woro
tremendously largo snakes.
Tho raltlo snako Is a very dangerous
snako mid a person should not let one
of tho reptile^ net iiwny uiiklllod If It
run possibly ho, ;i voided There a re
tunny ileus in the eonntry, and parties
knowing of them shouhl tyt others to
help them raid Hie dons, The past full
hunting parties Invnfahly reported
mimv rattle snakes seen when In the
woods and ranchmen have dialed that
?he. number of rattlers killed fhrouuh
?lie year outnumbered any previous
year's record. The. eoiuni unities should
form rattle snake kiUlou parties whi< h
would he as honofieial to a eomniunit \
at are the raliM! drivs which iito be
ing hold In uuiny smetlnus. Mason.
'IYyun News.
Profitable I'm. suit.
"Nondv men umkc uiouoy out of
luinWr, others out of wool, still other*
out of cotton, corn unci wheal."
"A mail can make money out of nl
most anything nowadays If he Knows
how."
"That's true."
'T\e met a inemi>e? of I hp iii(slini)
profession who told tin: ho limi made
$)O,<)O0 last your out of iidouolds."
Hunting Volvo! .Means.
The car of * Wl\r| Moan KiH^I thai
came in last week Is tl?o first ?Mute|ele
e'yhleiuV that loo own t> Is going to
"<sune hack." There wvro 8(H) bushel*
of seed iii this car and nearly all of
them hevo Imtii <H'UvOtOd h> I'ounly
\gent Qnliwrly to those who had or
dorod them; Quito a number ofjtOth
er? have ordered beaux through, the
J co-operative plan fciMt Mr. Qulnei1\
states that he is satisfied that no less
jthan three thousand tveres of Lee
county lauds w'tKI he planbxl i<? corn
and Velvet !h??ns. Hlshopvllle \ nidi
( OH Inf.
Letter
The custom of selling paper for let
tcr - purposes originated among the
Kpytpttans. who prejiared papyrus rolls
and sold it. by tlio sheet.
Tile common si/e was about. 5 J> \
ton inches and a sheet cost about li.">
<vnts. Theiv was a cheap -grade aiud
a fancy 'grade hImwiI s inches wide.
l'a|H?r making and selling was a rich
govern inont monopoly .
DON'T ALLOW YOUR
INSURANCE TO LAPSE!
BECA.USE YOU HAVE" BEEN LED TO BELIE VK
THAT THESE ARE "HARD TIMES'" IS NO REASON
WHY YOU SHOULD ALLOW YOUR LIFIff INSUR
ANCE TO LAPSE. LAPSES MEAN LOSSES' ?
LOSSES TO THE INSURED AS WELL AS TO THE
COMPANY. YOU NEED THE PROTECTION
WHICH AN INSURANCE POLICY AFFORDS.
NOW OF ALL TIMES, YOU OWE IT TO YOUR
FAMILY TO KEEP YOUR POLICY IN FORCE.
Southeastern Life Insurance Co.,
Q L. A. McDowell, Agent
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PHONE 66
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
By Making Your Old Clothing Serviceable
We are doing it for thounands of others- ? why not
for you? We believe a trial will convince you.
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