The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 29, 1921, Image 7
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MASTER'S SALE
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,1,1V of South Carolina, ?
Coiiaty of KertiwHiV
flu the Court of Common Fleas. ?
: v Kirk I mil, Plaintiff.
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vs r v, Maty K Shunnon,
r j{ imvis, Sr? & Uruanrick
j>,ik. iVJleptler <">? J u-fcmtaius.
Uudtr iiml *?>" virtue of a decree of
IIU ih'tior W, IT. Totvnsend, l?rcstd
in< Jiwliie.. the said Decree bearing
<f?te -",!v " 1 wil1 offt>r *or ?alc
ta>foro li?<0 Court House <Jopr in Cain
> C "" -Si?b*s day lU August.
idsi, .Ueiiu* the first day*, thereof,
within t'?f Ie<ni hours *>f sale, at pub
He (iiitcry (o the highest bidder
f.n cash the following described
el of ri'ttl .slate.;
All that piCCe, l>are??l or lot of land,
.{niatti. l.v :i.? and being in die State
(,f South Carolina County of Ker
,hiH and in the City <>f Camden,
fr tjjlhu' ?*?' ^'t C n0,'t'1 of Halle Street
,,( tin- < ii I City and running south
wart) Uiorcfroiu to a depth of 1ST
the North by Ilallo
strt-ot ; <?k the East by premises of
.smi/ii.: Sw.ifii by premises of CJarke,
f,juj ' \v??<t by premises of .Moore. The
s<!J ?l,f of' {ami is the ?au?e convoyed
.Uum K. shannon l?y M. II. Hath'
,.f tj.iu* ttto J 1th day of Oc?obef. 10(12
njifl of nn-ord in the office of the
Clr-rk of Court for Kershaw Couyty
jifttl l>ook *11, IT. H.." page 11G.
Anyui.t- dedrinsj to bid at the sale
li'-rv'in. mentioned shall first deposit
it ii h t i.t- ?undersigned -Master ihe sum
i.f <?r a certified cheek for like
iiiioqm. ;i> ;i ii evidence of good fulfh,
ajui a guarantee of compliance with
:!i.? terms 'of .sale. Any sums so de
;w wil! be returned to the unsuc
-sfiii i.i.l.brs at the conclusion of
Terms of sale cash.
B. It: CLAHKB.
.M'a-ii-r for Kershaw Count v
J i) i\ 11 !h. 1921.
FINAL DtiCHAROi
Nuti.v i> hereby given that one
month frniij thi? date, on Friday July
_Dth. IJrJl. I will make to the Probate
Court "f Kershaw County my final re
turn ;i ?> Administrator of the est'rite of
l?ye. de? ami on the same
la re I will ?? i?;?ly to the said Court for
; i fiin! <li- >ia r_'e a-' said Administra
tor.
. E. L. F. MAC. I LI.,
(.am i' !.. S ( June 20th, 1021.
KIJSAL DISCHARGE
No; in is hereby iriven that M. C.
lioath. guardian of the estates of
.iahn I' 1 I?m ' If and Henrietta c*
Willjf H'-afh. i h ? w -Henrietta Heath
Molhiwell. ininors. bath this day made
applifa:i??:i nnto me for a final dls
? harge as -a i<l guardian, and that
August "?rh- 1921. at 11 o'clock lit the
f.?r*?inK>n ha* been appointed for the
hearing of said petition at the Probate
? ffi?-e in Camdtu, fc. C.
w. l. Mcdowell,
Judge of Probate Kershaw County
Camden. S. C'., July 2nd. 1921.
FINAL DISCHARGE
No (ire b hereby give that one
month fr-)tn this date, on Monday,
August J9tli. 1921, I will, make to the
Probate Court of Kershaw County my
f;nal return as Administratrix of the
estate of John Butler. deceased, and on
r he sam?^ date I will aply to the said
Court for a final discharge as said
Administratrix.
REBECCA BUTLER.
, Camdeu. S. ( .. July 2Gth, 1921.
CITATION
State of South -Carolina
County of Kershaw
(By W. L. Mol'owell, ICstjutre. Probate
jadgO ?
WliiTi'iis. I.ewis l>. Watt- 1 1 1 4 < I ? ?
*uit to We, to ?rrtiit hiu> Letters of
Administ ration of the iNtate of ami
effect* of John AH>erl
Tlu^e Are Therefore to cite and ad
monish ull ami slugular the .kindred
nnd creditors of the said John Albert,
deceased, that they be and appear be
fore Hie, ill the Court of Probate. III
In' held at Camden. s r. >\n A UifU*t
Ut, next. after publication tjhereofj at
It o'clock in tin* foreiKH)!), to &how
i iinsi'. if any 1 have, w h\ the said
Administration ' should out be grauted
Given Under my Hand. info lsth
day of July, A 1>.. 1921.
\V. I. M. 1)o\m:m?
Judge of Pro'Jftte for Kershaw ('punty.
Published on the "jjud itfnil 29th da\s
of July, 1921 in the Cttmdey Chronicle;
and posted at the Court nQtttfe door
for the time prescribed by law.
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF
:? ?/ ./ - !
The State of South Carolina,
County Of Ker?hnw. ,
Court of Common Pleas
(Complaint Served >
Bank of Iiiiliii'Avay. Plaintiff.
'avtaltist
Calvin Brown; Lizzie Minis. 1'ila (loff,
F.mma Kuu\; l>orslu lirnwn, Scott" ?
1 1 row n, Melva Hr>nv?. and William
.1 Johnson. lKfemlantV
To the defendant^ above named:
Vou are hereby summoned and re
ipiired to answer the complaint in this
notion! of which :t ropy, is herewith
served upon you. and to serve a copy
of your answer to the said coiuphtiut
on the subscribers at bis office, at
Winnsboro. S, C.. within- twenty days ]
after the service thereof exclusive of
the- day of such service: and if you
fail to answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this
action will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in the Complaint.
Dated at WViinsI ?ovo. s. c.. Juiy 18th;
A f>. 1021.
w. i>. jh>i'<;i,as
Plaintiffs Attorney. j
To. the absent defendants. Dor.>ia
r.rtiwn and Scott Brown:
Take notice that the Sumraons and!
i Complaint will be filed in the office
! of the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas
| for the County of Kershaw in the
j State aforesaid and that the forceolng'
l is a copr of the Summons.
W. I>. IXtl'til/AS
Plaintiffs Attorney.
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby giren t ft a r one
month from this date, on August "10th,
1D21. I will make to the Probate Court
of Kershaw County my final return as
Administrator of the estate of W.
Geisenheimer , deceased, and 011 the
[same date I will' apply to the said
[Court for a final discharge as said
Administrator.
A. L. GEIKENFIKIMIKR.
('puideu. S. C., July lftth. 1921.
1
NOTICE OF ELECTION
I
j Applications for Cotton Weigher for
; Camden can be filed with Clerk of
1 Board of Commissioners by Tuesday.
I August 1st. when an election will be
! held by the Board. Ten cents per
{bale will be the remuneration for the
I elector. *
B. E. SPARROW.
1 Clerk.
Petition for Paving (Itr Street*.
As some of the ertuen* are advo
eating again the question of circulat
ing a petition for the bom) Umic to
pave some of our streets I am haying
the petition j'lrcnlatwL There arc t\('o
pot ii ion-. one a g$Mu-ral petition and
the oilier* a iwtltiou from I he projlerty
I holders. adjacent to the streets pro
I (HWtHl to In' paved. We wish to call
[the a (ten t Ion of tbe public to the fact
thai while the*e are 'hard times It
would he a year or wore In- fore any
;iuoney has to he actually paid out, i<<
or t?t4w?rwW if thn io??
I >4 favorable, und the bond* voted for.
\W hope .by i hut time finaueial ?-t,?n?H- ?
Hons of the ?<>uiiti.\ will greatly
Improved.
w. J. Diuitb
Camden. S. C.. .Inly jr^b. lP'Jt.
Ill .Memorlam.
IMed cm Thursday. July 21. at the
home of his brother. Mr. Mead Kvriu*..'
of Camden. Mr T. L. Kvans, son of'
Mr. hud Mrs. Thomas 1\ F.\an> The j
dceOUsed was about -11 years of (^{0
and leaves t?> mouru his Ips* a liost of
friends, besides his inothor. father and.
brother and >e\eral sUlm. The reV'
mains were itwered at Concord church
in U>(t County <*n Frida \ afternoon . at ;
whb-h pi ii ? t li?* funeral -erviee- w.to
by Mr. I'. I. Stoke-, of l.ee
('?ojnty. The writer of the* article!
w as personally acquainted with the do- !
? -eased and knew him as an amiable. I
diuhlfied gcutlctliah, aiid 'can heartily I
join his friends and relatives in!
mourning their loss
---A Friend. I
l.u<-kuow S. ('.. July 'Jit.
CITATION
State ?'f South Ca roll mi.
County of Kershaw..
By W. I.. Mel>>well Ksqulre. Probate
. .1 nd ye.
Whereas. Mrs. Kmma V. Davis made
suit to me to grant her Letters of Ad
ministration of the Fstate of and ef
fort* ?tf Henry 1'. Dav4?.
These ... are. Therefore t" e.ite
and admonish all * and sin^iilar
the kind ret 1 and creditors ' of the
said Henry IV I?avls. decease!'! that
they be and appear l?efore me. in the
Court of Probate. t?? be held at Cam
den. S. C.. t>n August Oth. next aifter
publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in
the forenoon, to show cause, if any
they have, why the sahl Administra
tion should not 1k? granted,
lilven under my HaUd. this 20th day
of July. A. I). 1921.
w. i.. Mcdowell.
Jndec nf Probate for Kershaw County.
Published on the 20th day of July,
and the 5th day of August. 1021. in
the Camden Chronicle and ]>osted at
the Court House door for the time
prescribed by law.
Meeting of Stockholder*.
"The regular annual meeting (?f the
stockholders of Hermitage Cotton
Mills will lw held at the offices of the
Company at Camden. S. C.. on Tues
day. August 2nd. at 12 o'clock, noon."
15-10 C. H. YATES. Secy.
BIDS WANTED. -
The undersigned have l?een appoint
ed by the City Council of Camden to
negotiate the sale of the hriek tire en
gine house ami lot on Chesnut street.
Bids will be received by any one of the
undersigned.
\V. J. DUNN
W. R. FfOUGH'
U. E. STEVEXSOX
. Camden. 8. C.. July 14. 1921.
Its clean, white -tipped
flame gives the
correct heat instantly
SECURITY (Ml
STANOAAD
OM-COHWUXY
THIS is the reason why cooking with
a New Perfection is so easy and
successful. You can regulate the heat
accurafety to within a few degrees every
time you bake a particular kind of pastry
or cook a roast. c.
Instead of the old way of "ruthing the fire" and
more often than not burning your cakes, a little
experience with a New Perfection will ihow you
how easy it aa to get successful results uniformly.
^ n,J cars ?djuti ilic fic<( lit a ?cvurtu v* litre it
rakea several minutea with the draft and damper
method of a coal range.
Over OOO.OOO housekeeper* who uae the New
Perfection enjoy the relief that it affords from coal
and wood carrying and alljhe titter and bother
that go with them. Their kitchen* are more com
fortable to work in, too, especially during warm
weather.
Another feature of the New Perfection is iti long
blue chimney. Thi# drive# clean, ?ootles? heat
against the cooking utensilj with an extremely
?malt lots by radiation. You can alwar* see the
flame through the little mica door.
The four-burner aire equipped with warming
cabinet and New Perfection Oven i* the mo?t
popular. But you can obtain a five, three, two
or one-burner ihr tf roo prefer.
Aladdin Security Oit give* flu- host result* uni
formly. Uk ir alf rhe rime.
New Perfection Oit Cook Stores are sold at most
hardware, furniture and department store*.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY iNEW JERSEY)
NEW PERFECTION
Qfl Gook Stoves o
S( OtfKSTKl) PROGRAM
Fui Kcr.stww Baptist Sunday Nrtiool
Cointiilioii on July .HO and 81.
Siit u riii. v, J illy SO. ^
10:0<i o,Vl?Hk a. in. - Pray er and le> '
tiuiony srt \ ift?. l.ed by .1. 11. Shiver.
lu r. Address wf welcomi by J. 11.
liroom re*iH?nse by M, M. l>en*on
t<> :Hi> Hull vhU of sehooU and ojj
M linen t of delegates. i
in J." Kleeiien of
1 1 ??*.? The value of the- Association ,
til r..in . Mtiou M M lVn>o.iu New 1
ton Kelly, r \Y. Jose)
11 :.":n <?ur rural t>i >.t i ty ? i ?? ?;?mpaiuu.
.1 ii r.ro ui. l? i. r.ir.x' i> |{ PhU\]
Hps
12 "IK*-? 'Two lutponitiw u^l$ < i" t^io
Sin. .lay Si in.ti>! . < 1 ? te-irher I i ;i .Inllivf, ;
('8.' .<H)Uigm<N)l I?. 11 FrtHny I. O. ?
f'ttllderhlirk. .\I 'West
12 .'iu r?>innd'lee>. \liseel j
laneous Adjourfl f??v dinner.
2:<*> I h-vot Jena I ser.vbr. eujidii.et i
ed by J. II. Hunter. ',|
? ; 1 What can \y ** t|.? ? for boy* audi
glrl> iii the rnrni Sunday -s iicnlV 11 1
H, KM I on. John S Waistjn. S. W
Ilornsty. -v
2:1 ? Tin. Urtpt^i r?MirnT*ti*n1w ?!??
noinJ.ii:itl?,>i>iU ow.uer.sbiy M. I*. Star
gin. Helton < Mvenv, A. A West
" : l PIij1 Sunday mIiouI seeking
thr lost. H .J. Watson. ^ H llatffehl.
J. P. I't'Ddy,
1:15. Report- of eouunjl ti?t*v,. Mis.
eel lam* Ml*: Adjourn at will.
Saturday Night.
T : !>.? ? - Dovoiional servhe eouilueied
??y 1> \Y. Williams r
7 :4.V? Totteh'm; denomination loyal
ty in tin* Sunday School I'. I.. ( \>|H?
fahd W I". Furer<?n. ?' H Shiver.
s ir. Hou the Sunday s'hnol may
, help nuMTVi' the results of the 7.r?
! million eauipaign. J M Neal. I'. F
Hire. .1 A West.
v M i?.ir!!;i!u*'Us. Adjourn at
I ivll'.
Siui'Uy . July HI
In iu> n iii ? l?e\OtioitfU s?*r vlee. ei . n
(1 lictcd by .1 W. Owen- i
1(> ir? ? Miking the most .? ?f social
<lay> in the, Sunday ?<>h'?ol. John 1
"Rowers. 11 .1. MeManu*. I\ I>. Hoy
kin
l(i:4."? 'J 'Ire need ? ?f *|*oolal training
fi?r our vi'Uiiu' people. S A. West. W.
T. Matt ox. W. .1. Idles.
11 :1T?? S.ermon by lv 1'. HiOe.
12:1 f> ? Statistical report from e<?in
niittee on letters. \li?eellnne??is He
marks i?y President. Final adjourn
ment.
Club Boys Kujoyiug Short Course.
('Iciiitoii College July '2~>. ? From
rising tiliie at' 0:30 a. in., until bed
time at 10 p. m.. tin* sixty-six club
hoys from various counties in the state
who art* attending flic short course
are busy learning and enjoying. A
varied schedule of instruction and en
tertainment is carried out daily. The
daily program include* rising at 0:30
for ^policing rooms .and taking mornlug
exercise, breakfast at 7 :30. classes
froiu 8 to 10, recreation froth 10 to II,
classes again from 11 to 1. dinner
from 1 to 2. classes again from 2 to 4,
recreation from 4 to 0. supi>er at 0.
moving pictures, lectures, etc.. from
7 :30 to 8 :.'tO, songs story telling, etc.,'
from 8:30 to 9:30.%
The six hours of classes and field
work are taken up with such a variety
<>f instruction, theoretical and practi
cal. that this time soon passes, and the
r?><'reation time is so full of games,
hikes, swlmminc. picture shows, story
hours, and such like, that tin- day
passes all too quickly for the young
sters. The future, values of the train
ing and experience gained during tw?>
weeks of the short course can not be
| estimated, and tin* junior farmers will
look back In years t<> inmr on the short
course a* a |ui rth'tila rly hriirht ?f?>t in
their ex[>erienoe.
Special Interest U being taken by
many of tin* ? -1 til > buy* in the livestock
judging work, and a number of thorn
art> making a splendid showing In the
preliminary work looking towards th^
selection of a team to represent South
Carolina in the International Club
Judging Contest t<>- be held in connec
tion with the Southeastern Fair in At
lanta next fall.
The b<?ys attending from Kershaw
and neighboring counties a r?* ?
Fairfield.? Th??ma * Patrick. Hubert
Stevenson. Coleman Turner.
Kershaw. ? Clifford William* Car!
Williams. Carl Arnold. 1'rorince P.ran
ham. Rirchmore Kelly.
T^i m aster. ? Conrad Fiyler. White
w.?ril Blakftiey. ? it-t' I'.'rtkrnry Cur
tls Bankin. J. F. Nisbvt. ?' r
l-ee. ? Kugene Smith.
Richland. ? Clyde l.ever
"Sumter. ? Richard Cain .7 Frank
Williams. Jr.
Disguised.
Hinum-r (winklag*' C*r> y??u dlro-r-t
me to a goud drup storv?
Villager: You're talking to one richt
noty .
A dispatch from Smjrna. to the 1-on
? lon l>ally \fail describes the Turks as
M?viog suffered a dextrous defeat at
the hands of the Greeks, losing 20,000
prisoner* and fleeing in hopeless panic
Buy Jewelry
at Home
No use t6 patronize the catalogue houses wheii
\?>u ean get us large aiul varied a selection .of Jew elry
and Novelties at this store as can be found anywhere
in the cnrolinas. % ? ^
Our repair department is all that could be wt^h
ed for.-^-Buy at Home
Member of Chamber of Commerce
Cleaning and Pressing
HAVE YOUR OLD HATSCLEANED AND BLOCKED
AT THE CITY PRESSING CLUB.
Tailoring, Cleaning, Pressing and Dying.
Bring or mail u^your work. All hat work received by
Wednesday of each week will be returned same week
recelVed. ?
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
%
City Pressing Club
SAMUEL HOPKINS, MANAGER
S35 DeKalb St., Camden, S. C- Phone 178
Seeds For Planting
Turnips and Ruta Bagas, Cabbage, Collards, Beans,
Beets, Spinach, Watermelons and Cantaloupes. To kill
the pests we have, Calcium Arsenate, Paris Green, Bor
do-leaded, Lime-Sulphur, Sulpho-Tobacco Soap, Black
Leaf No. 40. To give new life to your ferns and plant#
try one of our 50c packafes of "Bon-Arbor."
W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store
Telephone 30 Wwt Side Broad St.
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
By Making Your Old Clothing Serviceable *?
We are doing it for thousands of others ? why not
for you? We believe a trial will convince you.
FOOTER'S DYE WORKS
Cumberland, Md.
Cotton Wanted
Nitrate of Soda
For Sale
F. M. WQOTEN
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