The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 01, 1923, Image 7
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THI C K NTAOR OOM(?ANV. fJKW V>?tfk CITY.
Camden To Be Represented.
Mr. L. A..Wittkowsky has been ap
pointed chairman of the delegation of
leading Jews of this city who are ex
peeled to attend the Subscribers' Con
vention of the National Jewish Hospi
tal for Consumptives which will be
held at the institution in Denver on
June '22 nd. Thousands of leading
Jews from all over the United States
will participate in this unique affair,
which has been arranged in order to
give the hosts of men and women all
over the country an opportunity to
participate in the twenty-fifth anni
\er.-ar.y of the founding of this insti
tution and get a first hand conception
of i:> magnitude. In the quarter cen
tui\ <>f its existence, the National
Hms kal. the first free hospital in the
Unit- i States for the care of tubercu
lar t> or, has grown from a modest af
fair rousing sixty-four patients, to an
institution with twelve modern build
ings covering' a vast acreage.
In announcing the appointment of
the chairman of this city's delegation
to this novel convention, Mi*. Manny
Stnuiss, chairman of th^ Subscribers
Committee said:
"The responses are coming in from,
the fifty thousand invitations we have
serf out for this unique convention
indicates that Denver will, on June 22,
be the rallying place for one of the
largest Jewish gatherings in the his
tor. uf this country. The National
Jewish Hospital for Consumtives'has
won a special plac6 in the hearts of
its supporters. They know it not as
Ji p ice to whicit the miserable victim
of civilization's greatest scourge
sli' ks off to die, but as an institution
?vKe the victim of tuberculosis is
g en every possible scientific reen
? ement in an effort to win back to
heii' h. And in the hearts of its sup*
powers there is the hope that out of
t.u National Hospital may come the
" ' i.??<l by which tuberculosis may be
< : ? <! just as typhoid and diabetes
are now cured. That would be- a
rri.it contribution to the progress of
h : inanity.
Newberrv Contributes.
i'< the drive made by women of
Newberry Tuesday for $550 for the.
ation army and for contributions
i r the sufferers by the lhte Are in
Kershaw county, the $550 for the Sal
vation army was raised and a con
tribution of $661.20 was raised for
ti'.e Kershaw county sufferers making
a total of $1,211.20 for both objects.
Of this sum the faculty and students
f'f Newberry College gave $38.75. ?
Nov. berry Observer.
Blaney Evangelistic Campaign.
Blaney, S. C., May 29. ? The A. S.
Lockee Evangelistic Campaign is
scheduled to begin with the Blaney
Baptist church the 3rd of June, the
first service to be held in the church
at 7:30 p. m. of that date. Prepara
tions for the meeting are going for
ward quite satisfactorily and a great
deal of inteVest is being shown in the
movement. Good congregational sing
ing under the leadership of both a
senior and junior choir will be one of
the features of this meeting. Quite a
number of singers from neighboring
churchbs find communities have ex
pressed their willingness to help with
this essential feature.
Mr. Lockee is a preacher of excel
lent reputation and real pulpit power.
He is an Indian and is a member of
what is known as "Old Charley's
Band", a remnant of ' the Cherokee
tribe .that remained in North Carolina
when the tribe emigrated from the
hills of northern Georgia to the In
dian Territory. The Cherokees have
the well merited name of being the
mo*t enlightened and progressive of
all American Indiians and Mr. Lockee
occupies a distinguished place in the
foremost ranks of these remarkable I
people. Mr. Lockee's Indian nama isl
Lochlaaha the meaning of which is^fl
"I hold last/' which is quite an appro
priate name in this case. The public
generally is cordially invited to attend
this meeting and receive a share of
the good things it will bring. J. B. S.
R. A. V^ebb, of Bridgewater, N. C.,
was killed and Ben Lumpkin, a negro,
of Chester county, is at the Pryor
Hospital, probably fatally injured
with one hand gone and the sight of
both eves extinguished and with his
chin blown, off and otherwise badly
hurt, as the result of a terrific ex
plosion of dynamite at Nitrolee in
Chester county. The verdict of the
inquest, which was ? empaneled by
Coroner J. Henry Gladden, was that
Mr. Webb came to his death by acci
dental explosion of dynamite in his
own hands by his own carelessness.
Mr. "Webb and the negro are said to
have bc-en dynamiting fish in Catawba
River when the accident occurred. Mr.
Webb's body was brought to Chester
this afternoon and sent to his home
at Bridgewater. It is thought that
both men were lighting the fuse of
both joints of dynamite off of bne
torch and that they started to throw
it into the river and thought that it
had not been sufficiently ignited and
it is thought they stuck the fuses
back to the torch when the explosion
occurred.
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MYRTLE 11 EACH CONFERENCES.
Baptist* To Hold Seaside Assembly
Oaring Mouth of June*
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The Baptists of South Csrolirta
have announced a Seaside assembly at
Myrtle Beach, to begin Sunday, June
24 th, and to run through the 80th.
Among the speakers who have been
engaged f<>?' the. various conferences
ritQ the following: Dr. John 1').
White* president of Anderson College,
Anderson, S. Dr. W. M. \ mes,
pastor of First Baptist church, ^Jreen
vfouu, S. C., l>r. AVeston Bruner, pas
tor First Baptist church. Laurens.NS.
('., Missionary E. A. ..Jackson, of Bra
zil, Mrs. K. A. JacKsc!# of Brazil, Dr.
Park II. Anderson, of China,
Dr. H. E. Trail e, of New York, Dr.
Joseph T. Watts of Virginia, Dr. Fur
man II. Martin, of Florence, S. C.,
Miss Vonnie E. Lance, secretary Wo
man's Missionary Union of ??outh Car
olina, Mrs. George E; Davis of Or
angeburg, S. C., Miss'Azile Wofford
of Columbia, Secretary J. L. Baggottr
of Columbia, Secretary A. L. Pickens
of Columbia, Miss Elizabeth Nuckles
of < lolUmbia, and oilier.-,.
The general program will be as fol
lows: June 24-25, Conference of Sun
day school Workers; June 20-27,
Preachers' Evangelistic Conference
for eastern South Carolina,. June .20
28, Woman's Missionary Conference
for eastern 'South Carolina; June 28
21>, 13. Y. P. U. Conference; June 28
21), Laymen's Organized Class Con
ference.. Also running through from
the 24th to 30th of Juno" there will be
a great. Bible conference, with noon
day and evening lectures by John E.
White and others, and on the same
dates, June 24-30, there will be study
classes in teacher training, B. Y. P. U.
training, and "Missions. One of, the
leading foaturesT>f the Myrtle Beach
Conferences will be song services, to
be led by Rev. ?lv,L. Baggott of Colum
bia.. \Tlm old fashioned gospel will be
sung, taught and preached during the
entire week." There will be a feast of
goodthings for body, mind and souj.
Board rate in the Myrtle Beach Hotel
has b6en announced at $10.00 a week.
Those remaining through the entire
> Assembly period will receive the ben
efit of this rate. A daily rate of $2.50
is also announced. Picnic parties
each day from tije surrounding coun
try will be a feature. It is confidently
expected that a great number of peo
ple from the entire eastern section of
South Carolina and many from the
upper part of the state will avail
themselves of the splendid opportun
ity for a week of spiritual refreshing,
mental furnishing and physical re
newing down by the sounding sea.
The Myrtle Beach Conferences are
ur-^pr the general direction of Dr.
Thos. J. Watts, Secretary Sunday
School Commission, Baptist General
Board. No fees will be charged for
attendance upon any of the confer
ences, though it is probable that free
will offerings will be taken ajt the
-general sessions noon and night to
defray incidental expenses. Corres-1
*pondence is invited. Address Dr. T. J.
Watts, Baptist House, Columbia, S. C.
Milwaukee's Largest Woman Dend.
Milwaukee, Wis. ? In a specially
constructed coffin requiring 150 feet
of lumber, Miss Josephine Novak,
Milwaukee's largest woman, was bur
ied here Monday, following h?r death
from heart disease at the age of 30.
Miss Novak weighed 500 pounds and
was but five feet six inches tall. Her
icasket 'vas of the ordinary length,
but double ?the usual wfdth.
7 ? ? : ?
Associate Justice P. D. Walker, of
! the North Carolina supreme court,
died at his home in.R?leigh, on Tues
day last.
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CITATION.
State of Soilth Carolina
County of Kershaw
(By W. L. McDowell, Esq., Probate
Judge.)
Whereas, Mrs. Mattie E. West
made suit to me to grant her Letters
of Administration of the Estate of
and effects of Shell J. West.
These are,- therefore, to cite and ad
monish all and singular, the kindred
and creditors of the said Shell J. West
deceased, that they be and appear
before me, in the Court of Probate,
to be held at Camden, South Caroli
na. on Wednesday, June 6th, naxl,
after publication thereof, at 11
o'clock ir> the forenoon, to show cause,
if any they have, why the said Admin
istration should not be granted.
Given und$r my hand, this 23rd day
of May Anno Domini 102S.
w. l. Mcdowell,
Judge of Probate for Kershaw County
Published on Um 26th dajr^of MAy
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Fentivul of Music in Capital City on
June 8th, Says Columbia Record.
Everything looks fair to another
bit? gathering at the Billy v Sunday
taoernacle *on Friday, June 8th, when
T500 well trained voices of the Colum
bia Choral Society will participate in
the big musical event under the di
rectorship of Maurice Matteson. The
chorus is spending much time fj in re
hearsals and it is said to be tlie best
and largest ever assembled in Co
lumbia.
Managers Brown and Propst of the
Columbia theatre who were respon
sible for the coming' of the g^eat
Galli-Curci to the Billy Sunday tab
ernacle on May 4, have been selected
to manage the June Night Festival
for the Choral society, as they are in
close touch with many of the best
Metropolitan artists. Due to their
alertness they were able to engage
Madam Florence Parkhurst, soprano,
and Miss Marion May, contralto, who
was to sail on June 9th for Scotland.
Concerning these two artists who
appeared in joint recital February (J
in Wisconsin, the Journal said in
paijt: "It was a charm of America's
harmony, a shading of expression, a
gaity of sun that have given new life
in a high degree. The sparkling and
sunshine, the unbounded charm, the
fragrant and shining melodious souftd
i?a voice with the splendid Belcanto
Legato, the great softness and the
accomplish,- the brilliant crystal with
so much soul in it, these are the most
delightful charms of this happy and
technically very high standing art
of singing. It was a rare treaC to lis
ten to this polished and graceful col
orature with the liveliest musical
comprehension. It sounded clear and
bright, glimmered through light and
merry like a little ball dancing^ up
and down on a fine jet of a fountain."
Card of Thanks. .
Mrs. James Hinson, through these
columns, desires to thank the many
friends who have been so kind to her
daughter, Miss Hattie Hinson; since
her confinement in the hospital, be
ing one of those who were injured
in the Cleveland school fire last week.
Notice of Final Discharge.
Robert Reynolds and Perry D.
Stokes, surviving executors of the last
Will* and Testament of R. B. Rollins,
deceased, have this day filed with me
their final accounting and have made
application unto me for a f^nal dis
charge as said executors. Therefore
notice is hereby given to all concern
ed that one month from this date, on
Monday, July 2nd, 1923, at l^o'clock,
A. M., at the Probate office of Ker
shaw County, I will hear the petition.
w. l. Mcdowell,
Judge of Probate, Kershaw County.
Camden, S. C., May 29th, 1923.
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PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.
Colored Attorney Opens Law Office
in Camden.
Attorney Herbert F. McGirt taken
pleasure in announcing to the public
that he has opened his law office, and
is located at 927 Main Street, up
stairs, and that he is prepared tc
ser+e the poMie in all matters rela
tive to Beat Estate, Insurance. Wills.
Negotiation 0f Loans, Collection and
h;4't t if-mant of Cltini a n J A c counts
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