The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 26, 1923, Image 2
I OH MOTIlHItl.RSH ( HltDKKN.
An Appeul From (lie Kconomy Home
At K inn's (feck.
OUr Chri itinas has boon all sorts
uY a Christmas, Our friends si?nt u*
lots of good things from every <li- )
root ion, and the C hildren enjoyed them
so much.
At our Thanksgiving program, we
budded iour Christmas tree with the
wishes of. the ehildren. Kiftoe.n of
our hoys and girls, among other
things, fished for Bibles,, and not
one of our friends thought to send
a Hihlc. Our children are taught I
to try and try, and if they don't
succeed to try again so they are yet ,
wishing for Hiblcs,
Just in the midst ol our morn J
ment, the flu stepped in, and seized
about -10 of us, including the super
intendent, his entire family, and the
youngcut baby in the Hume. ' We
have had an awful seigc, one little
thrrr yonr old girt is ynt in the Hns
pital with pneumonia, and we are
sorry to say that she is not doing
so well.
Hut there is yet a sn ider story to
our Christmas. Will it do 'to tell
sad stories at Christmas times? 1
Would not tell it, but 1 believe (he
public tsj^fnc to know the facts of
any and all public inst iTutions. While
our children wore enjoying their toys
and goodies, the .superintendent re
ceived a letter uith an application.
T. B. BRUCE
Veterinarian
l.yltlHon St., Phone 11*
CAMDEN, S. C.
DR. G. C. TRANTHAM
DENTIST
O
First Floor, Crocker Building
PHONE 450
Dr. C. F. Sowell
DENTIST
(Office Over liruce's Store)
CAMDEN, S/C.
COLUMBIA LUMBER &
MANUFACTURING CO.
MILL WORK
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS
AND LUMBER
PLAIN & HI*. KR ST$. Pl.onr 71
COLUMBIA, S. C.
DR. R. E. STEVENSON
DKNTIST
Cr -i I t r
Sunbeam Xationcil Mazda Lamps
])>"<)])- i!; ir { '!?'! ;rM,i- tic t t n*ad
ilij/, ?-\r< j){ -mi litfht. You should keep all snckr.'s
fill' ! \\ i t > i proper m/.c-. ?/'<' suit t!r f y, ur reading
lam j).- arc- lar^c enoiiKli to prewnt eye >train. Lot ih
help >ou .'-fleet them, if y?iu don't knou ju-t the size
you rued. A
Ka.st man's h^ak F 1 1 m s Sold and I > t? > c 1 o p
W. Robin Zemp's f)rug Store
Phone 3# Delivery.
stating that a negro woman wan
mothering, this family of children.
Now friends, I should like to talk
about an hour to you in regard to
those children, and other jtn*
as bud, for i^is probably just as
great a (jalamity, for a( family of
children from good pa rentage*, to be
dropped down with a good for noth
ing white woman. I shall not at*
tempt to mention the applications!
We have in this class.
SOm.II V..I VVIIM *?r V - - - . t
with tho conditions of the 000 moth
erless children in our State. I Kim
ply propose here to state a few
fuels, and let you think them over.
The motherless child as a class,
from an infant to the grown up, is
: the greatest sufferer on the earth.
| The biggest death rate, bymore than
: double, is found with t he motherless
! babies. The biggest per cent of (lis
graces to individuals, faitiNies, -ai}d
communities, fouhd in any one class,
is- among the motherless children.
The .biggest leaks in our .Sunday
I Schools and c hurches is with the
| mot herles* < h ild. I ?
? Why?
# 4? 11. - .Spaulding, Xupt.,
K)conom> Home, Kings Creek, S. ('.
Home of J. A. McCaskill Huriucl.
? A** ? * ' ?
On last Sunday morning at about
11:,jU o'clock, while the family of J.
A. McCaskill were in attendance up
on the services at the Presbyterian
church, their home on South' Cleve
land street caught fire on the kitchen
roof and being fanned by a fierce
wind which was blowing at the time,
tin* flames spread rapidly and soon
enveloped the entire building. When
first discovered by a member of the
family of H. II. Truoadel, wha lives
nt the west end of the same block,
immediately back of the McCaskill
home, the blaze was just starting, but
it. was some time before water was
gotten, on the building's and the pres
sure was not sufficient at tin1 start to
subdue the flames. I? was only a
, very short time, however, after the
alarm was given, until a large crowd
assembled and carried nearly all the
furniture^from the burning building,
but the home was burned completely
the ground. The building was two
stories and was constructed of best
material and was one of the best
l>ui!l homes in the town. The home
of C. I,. I)ye, very near and also two
stories, was saved with much diffi
culty, a* the wind was blowing the
flames all t time almost directly
towards it. Several bales of cotton
on the the cotton platform caught fire
from falling embers, and were rolled'
from the platform after being
burned over. Three of the ware
houses along the railroad also caught
but were promptly given attention
and the* fire on them extinguished.
Mr. McCaskill's loss is' jiot less
than about ?r?,()no, and it is doubtful
it' the h'Uiv ran be duplicated with
like materials, and certainly not for*
th?- figures named. The amount of
insurance carried was about three
fourth value. Kershaw Kra.
Honor Roll For Malvern Hill.
First (J rade? Lucille Robinson,
Horace Hall. Clyburn Moore, Purvis
Shirley, Kva Shirley, Nannie Munn,
Klward Langlev, Ruby Thompson,
(I race Hasty.
Scion I Grade -Willie Hodgen, Mil
d.cj V. Antionete Williams.
F.lihu Habney.
Third ( > rade Willine Hall, Vivian
Hall, Carl Hilsty.
Fotrth (ira.le ? Willie Shirley.
Fifth Grade Leila Tidwell, Lula
Tidwell, Alma Hall, Tressa May Hall.
Sivth Grade -Lillian West, Alma
McCaskill.
I >over-.N ance.
Mrs.. Willie Hover, widow of S. G.
Hover, who u a* ? for several years
super ntendent of the Kershaw Cot
ton Mills, nd R. K. Nance, of Char
lotte, N ('., were married in Cam
den Tue day, January Oth, by Pro
hate .Judge W. L. McHowell. They
were passengers on the northbound
: rair. y? ?t? rday evening <>n their way
t-> Charlotte, where they will make
their home. Kershaw lira.
Th. (Ir: ',n;in mark dropped lo
! s ,< m i : I e dollar in Berlin on
Tin- ' ?> "ii announcement that
?' }? ? *? ! * !. r? a ' etied to am t
. .i1 dire ?? - m tlx* Ruhr dis
LEGAL ADVERTISING
MASTER'S SALE
State of South Carolina
County of Kershaw
(In the Court of Common Pleas)
J. k. Kim me, < ; . A. Rhame and B. W.
Rhame, Co-partner* ah Rhame
Brothers, Plaintiffs,
against
^Elizabeth Sutton and Walter Martin,
^Defendants.
Under an order of His Honor, W.
H Townscnd, Judge of the Fifth Ju
dicial Circuit, duted January 10th,
li)2.'J, I will lie)) to the highest bidder
at public auction for cash before the
Kershaw County Court House door
In Capulen* in inid state, <iiti-invr the
legal hours of sale on the first Mon
day, being the fifth of February,
192.4, the following described real
estate: '?
AJ1 ,of tho undivided right; title
arid interest of tho defendants Eliza
beth Sutton and Walter Martin in and
to all that certain piece, parcel or
tract of land, situate, lyin# and be
ing in Kershaw County, South Caro
lina, about nine miles east of Cam
den, near the i-ce County Una, con*
tattling two hundred (200) acres,
more or {ess; bounded North by lands
now or formerly of Reynolds; East
by lands of F. E. Sparrow; 1
by lands known as Croft traev and
West by lands of Trapp. The sJrtH
described tract of land was formerly
owned by James Sutton, the father
of Elizabeth Sutton.
Anyone desiring to bid at said sale
shall first deposit with the Master a
certified check or cash for the sum
of One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars,
as an evidence of good faith, which
deposit shall be returned to the un
successful bidder at the conclusion of
said sale.
B. B. CLARKE,
Master for Kershaw County.
January IB, 1923
MASTER'S SALE
? 1 ? >
State of South Carolina
County of Kershaw
(In the Court of Common Fleas)
J. E Khame, G. A; Rhame, and B.
W. Khame, Co-partners as Khame
Brothers, Plaintiffs,
against
Eddie Cooper, Defendant.
Under an order of His Honor, W.
H Townsend, Judge of the Fifth Ju
dicial Circuit, dated December .
1022, 1 will sell to the highest bidder
nt public auction for cash before the
Kershaw County Court House door
in Camden, in said State, during the
legal hours of sale on the first Mon
day, being tho fifth of February,
10'.'3, the following described real
estate;
All that certain piece, parcel or
tract of land, situate, lying and being
in the County of Kershaw, State of
South Carolina, about eight miles
Southeast of Camden, bounded North
and East by lands of Mrs. M. A.
Barnes: South and West by lands of
Amy Wylie, and containing ten (KM
acres, more or less. The said de
scribed tract of land was derived by
Eddie Cooper from his uncle Church
Hade's Estate through his mother.
Louisa Cooper.
Anyone desiring to bid at said sale
sha'l first deposit with the Master a
certified check or cash for the sum
of Fifty ( $50.00) Dollars, as an
evidence of good faith, wh eh deposi'
?h:iU bo re1 timed to t Iv* UIMI -cesnful
bidder at the conclusion of said saJe.
B. B. CLARKE,
Master for Kershaw County.
January 1f>, 1023
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MASTER'S SALE
State of South Carolina
County of Kershaw
(In the Court of Common Pleas)
\V. B. deLoach, as Trustee, Plaintiff,
against
Scott ir h Ame.rlcan Mortgage Com
pany and J. W. Spires, Defendant.*;.
Under an order of His Honor, \Y
H Townsend, Judge of the Fifth Ju
lieia! C'rcuit. dated December 27th
1022, I will sell to the highect bidder
i( public auction for cash before the
Kershaw County Court Hnu?p doer
?n Calnden. in said State', during the
V^al hours of sale on the fi'-st Mon
dav. being the fifth of February.
102.3, the following described rea'
estate:
One pnrce! of lan 1 situate. lyinir
and being in the County of Kershaw
in the State of Sou*h Caro'-nn, in
Wn**ree Townsh'p. School I>iv4ri?'t
Number 17. con'aining one hundred
(100) acre", and hounded a-< follow**
On the North bv Ke'l?v Ro*?d. on the
Ea?st bv the Wire road lending f"om
f'nmd' n to Columbia on *h'- South bv
fovmerlv of < K'n.ird
.... bv land '? - n. ? \* /
I C K ??S.i * d . Tu? abn*T
.1 ..f i?r
r fv! 'a ' W S bv TJ
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?lie r> f f i ( i f ' ?* i ? < " ? t < ?' ? * * < ' -V i
' L ? ' iw ( ;? -v I' ' A K Jit
r :u*e 200.
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ri"' '' n ' f ' ? i ^ b n on the
h" ? I r. r ' ' r,n
TVrr? > 'AT- ' ' /.' SiTie
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The n-bov r'rtc ? >- >.<?? ' i n f lrtnd
? V- t f r\r ? r \-a.i ? i . f \\'
L;7T.'e r K } ry t \rrl V, ?? r ^ c*t ? iTM Do.
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Court for Kf'-^Aw Coun'y in Book
A. G , page 40?
Anyone desiring to bid nt said sale
?hall first deposit with the M?iUr a.
certified check or cash for the sum
of One Hundred (f 100.00) Dollars,
as an evidence of good faith, which
.tleposit 1 shall be returned to the un
successful bidder at the conclusion of
said sale.
B. B. CLARKE,
Master for Kershaw County.
January 16, 1928
MASTER'S SALE
StaU of South Carolina ?
County of Kershaw
(In the Court of Common Pleas)
G rover C. Kirkland, Kxocutor of the
Last Will and Testament of Holla
Kirkland, deceased, Plaintiff,
against
William Truesdalo, Defendant.
Under an order of His Honor, W. I
H Townsend, Judge. of the Fil'lh .In- ,
dtcial Circuit, dated January 10th,
1023, r will sell to the highest bidfjci'
at public auction for cash befoc? the
Kershaw County Court House door j
;n Camden, in said State,, during thf j
legal hours of salq on the first M.on- J
day, being the fifth of February*- 1
1 028, the following described real
estate;
All that certain piece, parcel or j
tract of land lying, being and situate
in the ("bounty of Ke^haw, Slate j
aforesaid, containing finfy-four (10
acres and being bounded and de
scribed as follows: On the North by
land^ of James Catoe; Fast by lands
of J. J. Owens, South hy binds of
lof J. K Gaskins and West by lands
nf Nancy Gaskins and J. E .Gaskins.
For further information see plat
made by W. H, Twitty and dated j
i April 18th, 1011.
'Anyone desiring to bid at sjiid sale
shall first, deposit with the Master a
certified check or cash for the sum
of One Hundred ($100 00) Dollars,
as an evidence of good faith, which
deposit shall be returned to the un
successful bidder at tbe conclusion of j
said sale.
B. B. CLARKE,
Master for Kernhaw 'County.
January 15, 1028
MASTER'S SALE
State of South Carolina
County of Kershaw
(In the Court of Common Pleas) i
' ' 1 ?? ? ]
J. II. Clyburn, Plaintiff, |
against
S. C. West, A. A. West, J. R. West, i
Hank of Bethune, Poeomoko Guano !
Co., Geo. T. Little, J. L. Moseley. j
Seaboard Air Line Railway and !
John Whitaker Company, Defend- j
ants
Under an order of His Honor, W. |
II Townsend, Judge of the Fifth Ju- 1
dicial Circuit, date<l .January 10th,
1923, I will sell to the highest bidder j
at public auftion for cash before the'
Kershaw County Court House door
in Camden, in said State, during; the
WHAT IT MEANS
TO BE "RUN DOWN"
A "RUN DOWN" feeling is a d, ?
ger signal. If you ncfilett it.
you arc leaving the door wide
open to dangerous diseases.
JUiild yourself ut> to health and'
strength with Glides Pepto-Mangan.
It will purify and enrich your l>lo<?d,
tone up your nervous r.ystein. and !.< ! >
you eat well, Kleep.well and feel well.
C hide's 1 Vpto-Mangan n& time-jtied
tonic, recommended by physicians for
over 30. years, At your druggist?
liquid Qr tablets, as you prcfci.
. Gude1s
Pepto^an^an !
Tonic and Blood, En richer j
loifal hours of sah* on the first Mori
fifty, being* the fifth of February,
the following- deflc>*lbipd real
estate :
Ail <hnt certain piece, parcel or
tract <j>f laiul, situate, lying and b:>ing
in the County of Kershaw, State of
South Carolina, containing fifty (50)
acres, more or le^s, and. bounded now
or formerly as follows: North by
Vtnds of J. M. Carr^oii and others;
East by lands of K. D, MeCa.sk ill;
South by lands of K. P. McCaskill
and by lands of A. A. West and
West by lands of A. A. West; and
being the same tract of land convoy
id S, C. West by K. I). McCaskill.
Christine MeCaskill, Mary Mo (Va
kil! and Nannie Kate Price.
Anyone desiving to bid at said sale
rhall first deposit with the Master a
certified check or cash for the sum
of One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars,
as an evidence of good faith, which
deposit shall be returned to the un
successful bidder at the conclusion of
said sale.
B. E. CLARKE.
Master for Kershaw County.
Jamiary-4 6, 1923
Office of Treasurer Kershaw County,
Camden, 8. C.t Sept. 22, 1022.
Notice is hereby given that the
l?ook.s will be opened for bhe col loot ion
of Stnte, County and School taxes from
October loth. 1022, to March 15th,
1023. A penalty of 1 per cent will be
added to all taxes unpaid* January
Int. 1023. 2 per cen t February 1st,
1023. si ml 7 per cent March 15th, 1023.
The rate per centum for Kershaw
(?utility is as follows:
TAX NOTICE
State Taxes
Clood Koads
Oounty Taxe:
Hospital
School Taxes
.. 0 3-4
1-4
3
PvKatb Tmnmt** MM Mi.
m mc?? i?nwpHi ?^r ? a *a
? * ..? 39
Bag fn tlM *11 ?%? *??m ?*
w^fifinwi to i>lii ? mm* #1 tfcffc
<9fi !? IN mrwerer, wk? k
WfUlrHI to feweAA n Mm mm- AH
*>?? IW. tor
*? iwsm wi k? flwfctfoot to ? flap
?f Twe?ty ($???) IWIW.
The *?no*rtWf WrtHite hare
specUl Tevtws :
school DMrkt N?. l ?
Kohool r>i?t.rl*t No. 2 ,;..w ft
School lM*tri?t N#. 8 K
School Difrtrlc4 No. 4 ? fi
School District No. 6 \ 8
School District No. 0 ..~. ? - ? K
School District No. 7 H
School District No. 8 * 4
School District No. 0 ! 4
School Pitftmt No. 11
School I>i?-itriet No. 12 1 1
School I Mt-t ric< No. 18 g
SchOol District No. 14 8
School District No. 15 8
School District No. 10 ....*.,. 1
School District No. 17 ,....^. s
School District No. 18 ..., t
School District No. 10 * 4
School District No. 20 4
S^hOOl Dlfrt-I'VCt NO. ifl ' . HU.> < ? 4
School District No, 22 IS
School District No. 23 3
S< hool District No. 24 s
School District No. 25 8
Srhoo) District No. 20 8
School Disirlct No. 27 8
School District No. 28 S
School District No, 20 8
School District No, 80 8
School District No. 31 8
School District No. 82 S
Sc1k>o1 District No. 33 ? ? 8
School District No. 81 8
School District No. 85 8
School District No. 80 8
School District No. 87 '2
School District No. 88 8
School District No. 80 8
Scliool District No. 40 .. 17
School District No. 41 8
Sr'hool District No. 42 '. 8
School District No. 43 ....... .. 4
S<-hool District No. 44 8
{?school District No. 40 b
School Districr'No. 47 8
'Hip poll tax is $1.00.
/Ail nbtabodieti mate fTOTfTOnS Froro
the age of twonty-one (21) to sixty
(00) yearn, both Inclusive, except rvm
I dents in incorporated towns of the
county less than 2,500 inhabitant*,
shall pay $4.00 as a road tax except
ministers of the gospel actually in
charge of a congregation, teachers em
ployed in public schools, school trus
tees, and persons permanently dis
abled in the military servtec of this
State and persons who served In the
war .Between the States, ?tnd all per
sons actually employed in the quaran
tine service of this, state and all res
idents who may be attending school
or college at the time when said road
tax shall become due. Persons claim
ing disabilities must present certifi
cate from. two reputable physicians of
this county. 0 v
All information with reference to
taxes will be furnished upon applica
tion. D. M. McCASKILIi,
Coiuity Treasurer.
New Bocly Styles
Here is thej climax of a year of remarkable Franklin
advanees.^^Seven new 11 23 designs. These new ears
are lower, longer, wider, roomier, and are alive with ft
dash and snap in accord with the greater power and
speed of the new motor. The Four-Door Sedan is
the late<ft addition to the line.
Xew pressure air-cooling system. New demountable
rims. Lowest price in 21 years.
GEORGE T. LITTLE, Distributor Kershaw County