The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 20, 1924, Image 5
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Hy Mibh Louiae Nettles
JVlm, Goodale Was Hostess.
Mrs. William L. Goodale was the
agrooable hostess at a bridge party
just Saturday afternoon Entertaining
\yith ftve tables of bridge. The beau- j
tiful homo of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Harris on North Fair street was
handsomely decorated with (lowers
for the occasion. After cards sherbert
with cake was served.
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Marriage Announced.
Cards have been received in Co
lumbia, issued by Mrs. William Wel
lington Daniel, announcing the mar
riage June 8 in Atlanta of her daugh
ter, '.Julia Aull, to John Franklin
Anderson of Atlanta. After a sho*?t
wedding trip the young couple aro
now at home at 87 North Moreland
avenue, Atlanta.
The bride's father, the late Hev.
W. W. Daniel, D. D., was for many
years president of Columbia college,
and she grew up in that institution,
yetting most of her education there.
She and her mother have been re
cently living in Wilmington, N. C.,
where the elder daughter, Mrs. Sid
bury, formerly Miss Willie Daniel,
resides. ? Tuesday's State,
The above announcement will be of
interest to Camden people where the
br vie will be remembered. Dr.
Daniel was at one time pastor of
the Lyttleton Street Methodist
church.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Goodale,
Messrs. Jack Watklns* Roland Good
ale George T. Little, Jr., J. C. Gillis
and M. B. Williams attended the
marriage near Olanta of Mr. J. Ed
ward Jones am) Miss Bonnie Maude
Truluck Wednesday evening. Mr.
and Mrs. Jones left immediately after
the ceremony for a trip to the moun
tains of North Carolina. They will
teturn to Camden July 1st.
Scr\ices at Malvern Hill Church.
There will be services at Malvern
iiill church on Sunday, June 22nd,
at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. Every
one is cordially invited to attend
these services.
Seashore Excursions.
Southern Railway, will sell round
trip excursion tickets to Charleston
and Savannah Thursday, June 19th,
at exceedingly low fares. These
tickets will be good going on regular
trains June 19th and limited for re
turning until June 23rd.
A grand opportunity to enjoy a
four days vacation at the seashore as
well as visit the historic cities of
Charleston and Savannah.
For full information, apply to
ticket agents.
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When a Japanese merchant goes to
his banker for credit, the banker
wants to see his balance-sheet but
also asks about the family. Who are
his relatives? Who are his wife's rel
atives? Will the family council back
him up? If the family is a good one,
he has no difficulty in obtaining
credit.
Majestic Theatre
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Programme
Today, Friday, June 20
The Fred Niblo Production
"THY NAME IS WOMAN"
With Ramon Navarro and
Barbara LaMarr
Also Pathe News
Saturday, June 21
Edwin Cobb in
"BATTLING BATES"
Ben Turpin in
ASLEEPv AT THE SWITCH"
And a Christie Comedy
"RENO OR BUST"
Monday, June 23
Goldwyn Presents
THE REJECTED WOMAN"
With Alma Rubens and Conrad
N'agel and Wyndham Standing.
Also "The Way of a Man"
Tuesday, June 24
Robert Z. Leonard Presents
May Murray in
MADEMOISELLE MID N I CI H T"
A story of Yankee Pep and Span
ish Fire, Flaming Hate and Love,
''lad Adventure and Gay -Romance
In the cast is Monte Blue
Wednesday, Jane 25
Sir Hall Caine'a
"NAME THE MAN"
With Conrad Nagel, Mae Busch,
Patsy Ruth Miller, Hobart Bos
worth, AUeen Pringle and
Creighton Hale.
A triumph of the films that years
: will not forgtt- ?
Thursday, "June 26
Antonio Moreno and
ta? Estelle Taylor in
r A Paramount Picture - . ~
"TIGER UOVVT
A George Matford Production
AIm Path* News
PERSONAL MENTION,
Miss Georgia Gamble o'f Wades
bpro, K. C? is the guest of Miss
Evelyn Spradley. *
Mrs. T. R. Shiver and children of
WadesborO, N. C? are visiting rela
tives hero.
, Miss Augusta Peppeard loft yes
terday for Charleston, where she will
sail for Boston to spend some tinte.
j Mr. E. 1). |>la ki'iiry lrft this week
for a ten day trip to Now York on
business, While there he will visit
his daughter, Mrs. Ned Williams.
Mrs. Herbert Wright and two sons,
of Clover, spent several days here
this ve^K at the home of Dr. ,.nd
Mrs. R. E. Stevenson.
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Mrs. Watts Nichols and daughters
are guests of Mrs. William King.
Mrs. John KhaYne and young
daughter, who have been spending
some time in Darlington with tho
former* iiitor, Airs. J.-iv,'. Rirven,
Jtave returned homo.
Mrs. S. A, Burrier left Tuesday
for Knoxville, Tenn., to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Kennedy and
daughters, Misses Ara&el and Eliza
beth Kennedy, are. making their home
in Camden for the * summer. They
are occupying the residence of Mr.
W. II. Hough on uppeij Broad street.
Miss Louise Nettles left Mfclftlay
to visit friends Tn Asbury, N. J., and
Richmond, Va. She will be away for
two weeks.
Mr. M. L. Smith, Jr., has gone to
Shrevepoit, La., to spend some time.
Mrs. Daisy Parker, of Atlanta, and
Mrs. Mamie Beach, of Tuscumbia, Al
abama, daughters of the late Robert
E. Barfield, who left Camden more
than twenty-five years ago, visited
their aunt, Mrs. E. J. Lewis, last
week.
Mrs. Mark Johnson, after a visit
to her parents here has returned to
her home in Charlotte.
Mr. W. A. Schrock, of the Greens
boro Daily News, visited his mother
here this week.
Miss Etta Livingston is yisiting
Mrs. C. W. Evans.
^ Misses Bernice and Gladys Cleapor,
of Charleston, have been visiting at
the home . of Captain C. H. Fouts.
Miss Miriam Bruce has returned
,home from a visit to Fountain Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. McCorkle are
visiting the parents of the former at
Athens, Ga.
Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Dunn are at
tending the commencement exercises
of the University of Pennsylvania at
'Philadelphia. Their son, Mr. Clar
ence Dynn, is graduating in den
tistry.
Mr. George Rhame, who has been
attending the College of Charleston
the past season, has returned home
for the summer vacation.
Dick Singleton, recently graduated
in law from the University of South
Carolina, is in Camden to spend the
summer with relatives.
Miss Carrie Rodgers, who is now
making her home in Bennettsville,
spent the week-end here with friends.
Dr. G. C. Trantham has returned
'from a vacation of several weeks
spent in northern cities.
Miss Willie Belle Mackey is visit
ing relatives in Norfolk, Va., Before
returning to Camden in September
Miss Mackey will attend Columbia
University in New York City and
visit other points throughout the
north and east.
There are but sixty European bison
left in the forests of Europe. Ef
forts are being made to preserve for
Europe this interesting animal in the
same manner that the American
bison have been saved from extinc
tion.
REDUCED SUMMER
RATES TO MEMBERSHIP
Kershaw County
Country Club
(Springdale)
June 1st to December 1st
Club House and Golf
Privileges
Ladies $10.00
Gents 20.00
Family * (includes minor
children 30.00
Make application with
S. B. Robinson or G. H. Brown
Secretary Asst. Secy.
Mile. W. Ruegger
212 GREEN STREET
Telephone 468
BRUSSELS
(Belgium)
ROYAL CONSERVATORY ,
Held of Piano Department
Aahlej Hall, Charleaton, 8. C.
Will take a limited number of
Pnp<U. 4irlaf June, Jnljr, August
PIANO? THEORY? FRENCH
Walter*- Mostly
Mi.s Margarot KU?.beO> ?'?>?*"?
.laughter of Mr. and Mrs. " "? N
tart if 1289 Bull liistt, married j
?, .uk... yesterday at the Kirst Bap
tist church to J"'"" I'OU.s Moselty
?f Camden. The pulpit ?... u mound
it. lull palms with 11 .
basket at eacVside holding ^ ?W
ioU, and candelabra burning
brhfc was' attended by Mi*
Nell Coleman as ?>a>d ?f hom" ""J.
MisJ Cenevievo l.angley
m??. Miss Coleman wore a pmk
Keorgotte gown with designs of bead
embroidery am. a pink. P?t??- *?
and Miss I-angloy was >" "><*
georgette ami brocade w.tl. ? ? 1
brimmed hat of matching Kcor***
a.ul both carried bouquets, of pmk.|
'?The bride, who entered with he?j
father was smartly costumed in
[hree piece suit of tan Roshanara
crepe with - trimmings of brown, n
small tan horsehair hat with brow,,
lac? veU draped over the front brim
and tan shoes trimmed in b'uw'".^
she carried a ahoufer bouquet ot bride
roses and valley iil.es
Mr. Moseley had as his best man
Norman Sifly of 0'anf b%V?mdun
brother, Lehman Moseley of (
as groomsman; and the ushers ??.??
Kred and 0. B. Moseley of Camden,
other brothers; David Earle Walters,
the bride's brother, and Arthur Lang
ley. Jr., of Columbia. Before the
ceremony Miss Isabel Monte.th.con
tralto, sang a group of '"PP?*""
songs and the wedding niaich was
played by the organist of the chu>c ,
M Berry Seay. The Rev. T. Uagett
Skinner, D. D? officiated andthecere
mony was followed by a buffet lunch
con at the home of Mr. and Mis.
tors The house was decorated ... a
profusion of whit* and yellow flow
ers and the table in the dln.ng room,
spread with cluny lace, had ... the cen
ter a basket of white and yellow gin
'? Mr. and Mrs. Moseley left by au
tomobile for Charlotte whence "they
will go for a Week's trip to the moun
tains of North Carolina- 1 hey wiU
return to Columbia to be with the
bride's parents durirtg the somme.
session of the university summ"
school at which Mr. Moseley will take
a special course preparatory to be
coming principal of the Horry Indus
trial institute at Aynor.. He is orig
inally from Camden and was gradup
cd at the recent commencement from,
the University of South Carolina with
?the degree of B.S. The bride was ed
ucated at Greenville Woman s college
and Chicora and is a talented mu
sician, a piano pupil at Chicora of
Dr. Bellamann. House guests At the
Walters' home for the wedding were.
Mrs. H. D. Still, an aunt of the bride,
and' Miss Maggie Samfers of ?Black
Wile, Miss Genevieve Moorer of Lees
vitle, and M?ss Elizabeth Dowling of
Norway. Members- of the ,b"?e
groom's family who attended the
wedding, besides the brothers who
took part, were: His parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Moseley of Camden and
his young brothers and sisters, Alvin,
Elbert, Evelyn, Laura, Genevieve and
Charles William; his uncle and aunt,
Mr. fend Mrs. R. L. Moseley of Cam
den and children; his aunt, Mra.
\y, \v. Horton of Kershaw and cnil
dren.? Wednesday's State.
The first use of numerals of which
we have record dates back to the end
of the socond century of our era.
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COUN
TY TREASURER OF KERSHAW
COUNTY.
To His Honor, Judge W. H. Town
Mend, Presiding Judge at the July
1924 Term of Court for Kershaw
County, I Herewith Submit My An
nual Report for the Fiscal Year,
1923-21, as follows:
County Claims Paid June 15th, 1923,
to June 30th, 1924.
June, 1923.
Interest Court House $ 400.00
State Highway Dep't 207.65
Garford Motor Company 15.27
W. K. Gregory, A . . . . 3.00
VV. W. Cauthen, 34.00
W. W. Cauthen 26.00
Margaret Miller 400.00
S. N. Nicholson 75.00
I). L. Melton 150.00
J. T. Cameron 150.00
Henry Grey 8.00
Bnnk of Camden * 721.75
Kershaw Motor Co 35.40
Willie Johnson 40.00
R. E. Sparrow 55.55
G. C. Welsh 275.40
W. L. McDowell 113.33
J. H. Clyburn 50.00
G. W. Hugglns 5.60
The Texas Co 446.17
Speedway Filling Station .... 55.50
J. W. Sanders 83.33
Williams Ins. Agency 57.50
Farmerg Grocery Co 32.85
Spring & Shannon 141.70
EL E. Holland- 48.00
W. O. Hay 13.1K>
W. C. Sto*ner 25.00
Hayte A Gregory ............ ^6 AS
Kershaw Era 12.50
S. A, Bui i iff .*.$.?? ........ 179.68
Burriit . w ?-? / llftifl
W. K. WUott
July 3rd, 1923.
C. M. Mahaffey 400.70
L. J. Faulkenberry 408.99
H. K. Mumi 478.7?)
P, N. Smith ................ (51.57
W. T. Pitts 10.60
M. H. Doc 04.00
C. A. Branham 60.00
\V. A. Branham 50.00
H. G, Harrison < ? . . 133.38
U. T. Mieklo 00,60
R. C. Jones ...... ........ 00.00
A. B. McLaurin . 00.00
T. P. Brown ...... 10,00
I). L. Melton v.. 120.00
J. T. Cameron . . 120.00
Q, E. Hinson 60.00
T. M. Keith ............ 50.00
L. 1*. Thompson 50.00
F. B. Floyd . . . 50.00
Speedway Filling Station .... 173,07
Kershaw M. & B. Co 425.43
Sinking Fund Cofn, of S. C. . . 23349
Gulf Refining ,Co, .......... 585.85
R. L. Bryan Co 5.01
(J. C. W rlli 278.95
Gulf Refining Co 357.15
Camden Wholesale Gro. Co. .. 001.22
P. M. McCaskill 469.50
Stat# Company . . 22.50
Threatt-Caison Co ...259.11
Kershaw Lumber Co 76.81
Kershaw Motor Co 68.95
T. F. Norton 44.88
G. W. Jluggihs & Sons, 14.00
Kershaw Telephone Co 3.25
City Water & Light Plant .... 19.26
G. C. Sowell . . 5.00
Springs <& Shannon, Inc. .... 351.65
J. E. Copeland 64.00
Camden Chronicle 100.00
C. W. Birchmoro ........... 168.50
I. B. Alexander 126.00
C. E. Lamoye ? 100.00
JLH. Sowell 19.24
The Bank of Camden 440.68
W. S. Jones 125.00
Camden Chronicle ...... i . , . 171.00
Service Station 170.12
Bird Grocer Co 7.60
J. H. Barfield 240.00
Farmers Grocery Co 43.30
B. C. Truesdale 13.30
The Service Station 15.40
Mose Benjamin 9.00
B. E. Sparrow 55.55
A. L. Cook . 100.00
Camden Hospital 600.00
D. M. McCaskill 55.55
W. L. Stokes . . . 75.0a
J. H. Clyburn 315.31
T. C. Fletcher 66.67
T. R. Copeland 56.30
L. W. Fletcher 66.67
D. F. Phillips 110.60
J. D. Richards 40.40
Tom Levy 13.10
D. T. Yarbrough 41.46
B. F. Roberts 50.00
Enoch Roberts 50.00
D. M. McCaskill 116.66
Samuel N. Nicholson ........ 86.90
Willie Johnson 40.00
W. F. Russell 41.66
J. W. Sanders 7^.51
Jennie Boyd 136.36
Kershaw Era 12.50,
Est. C, N. Humphries 245.91
Fulton Bag & Cotton Mills . . 132.00
L. M. Ross 4.00
E. V. Truesdale .. . 75.00
T. E. Hook 1,117.71
Lillard Laurence Co 234.56
J. G. Hollowell 226.95
Total July $13,688.89
July 17th. ?
Galion- Iron Works 40.17
Aug. 4th.
H. L. Sligh 500.00
W. F. Readfern 35.32
L. T. Mills 200.00
J. T. Riely 31.70
W. R. Gregory 30.00
T. S. Bell 15.00
L. J. Faulkenberry, 492.85
W. N. Cauthen 81.50
C. M. Mahaffey .496.65
R. L. Bryan Co *. . 85.66
Wiley Faulkenberry 6.00
Kershaw M. & Co 474.92
Kershaw M. & B. Co 38.17
Rabon Supply Co 3.10
Gafion Irorr^ Works . . .~ . . . . 1,576.05
G. D. Bernard Stationery Co. . . 57.98
J. H. Barfleld . . 73.86
E. L. Newsome 37.50
A. A. Fletcher 100.52
King & Davis 43.51
T. M. Clyburn 6.20
E. Z. Truesdale 10.00
Bethune Mer'l. Co 7.00
J. T. Raley 52.00
M.. H. Deal 30.00
J. B. Munn 30.00
Bethune Mer'l. Co. 18.65
Bethune Mer'l. Co 41.24
W. T. Pitts 23.25
J. M. Clyburn 52.02
D. T. Yarbrough fll.86
D. M. Mayse 56.76
J. E. Saverance 31.32
C. N. Smith . r' 107.6*8
J. G. Hollowell . . 226.31
G. J. Hollowell 30.00
W. L. Stokes 100.80
C. R. Cassidy 130.04
Lilian] I^aurens Co 474.89
Lillard Laurens Co 1,301.49 j
W. B. Turner, M. D 15.00
L. T. Mills 200.00
L. T. Mills 15.00
L. P. Thompson 12.00
I* A. Perry & O. H. Smith .. 290.38
L. A . Perry 1 00.60
(}. K. McDowell 23.06 j
Mackey-Jones Co 27.46]
Service Station 22.13
Catoe Brothers 318.92
R. C. Bennett .. 11.75
R. C. Bennett _ 3.00
J. E. Robinson 31.43
Floyd & Simpson ?. 32.12
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Total $1 1,566.58
W. R. Josey ,, 30.25
Camden Ice Co ; 27,60 1
H. L. EUisor 6 .0*
Bethune Hdw. Co *.701
X P? Gordon ................ 30.00 J
Jennie Boyd t 1S&S6 1
Newton Kelley 60.001
W, L. McDowell ........... ..... 30.60
Farmers Grocery 10.05
Burns & Barrett "?0.74
Hums & Barrett 51.23
Burns & Barrett . . . 1.87
S. II. Kirk la nd 20,00
F. B. Truesdale 0.00
Sou. BfiU Tel. & Tel. Co 13.05
K. A. Jen kin* ...V
Ci. W. Monroe . 11.00
A. B. Murchisnn VI 17.3 I
M. CI. Pursley ? (50.00
T. B. Mcl.ain 82.50
Walker, Evans CoKS\ve|( .... 14.10
T. E. HoOks 256,00
First, National Bank 2,789.75
Springs & Shannon . . . >.? . . . 240.00
Jennie Boyd 08. IS
Rush Lumber Co, ............ 1 10.27
Bank of Camden 1,432.45
Total .......... $10,234.05
State Highway l)ept ! 1.84
4 Coupons (?> 30.00 120.00
3 Coupons (g> 30.00 . 00.00
(?. R. Clements 41.67
Water & Light Plant . 21.50
J. II. Thomas, M. D 10.Q0
Gulf Refitting Co. 175.05
Lubro Company 100.00
Marvin Elliott 5.00
J. IV Catoe 15.00
Citizen & L. Bank 558.60
Columbia Ortlee Supply Co .... 12.10
Mrs. Margaret MqyAeld 400.00
Nosbit & Wilson 58.07
Gulf & Atlantic Ins. Co 0.00
Total $13,215.43
Camden Wholesale Gro. ...... 55.02
S. C. Rose 75.00
W, F. Russell 41.60
Sou. Bell T. & T. Co. 28.20
Mackey Merc. Co. 169.49
Rush Lumber Co. ^ 10.60
Merchant^ Furniture Co 14.00
Threatt-Carson Co 3.44
L. B. Elliott . . 1.50
Coupons DeKalb Bonds ...... 300.00
Total ... $13,974.34
Standard Oil Co 5.90
State Highway Dep't 183.32
H. E. Munn 479.58
D. M. McCaskill 1,696.05
A. B. Murchison 117,34
Total August ...... $16,457.14
Sept. 4th.
Couponos Interest 150. 00
Coupons Interest 210.00
Coupons Interest 30. OQi;
Coupons Interest ... 1,140.00
D. M. McCaskill Ex Coupons .... 5.83
DeKalb Highway Bond .... 1,000.00
DeKalb Highway Bond . , . . 1,000.00.
L. T. Mills . . 250.00
Burns & Barrett 86.35
Savannah Creosoting Co 664.14
Savannah Creosoting Co. .... 000.30
J. W. Sanders ! . . 83.33
J L. King 69.67
C. M. Mahaffey 538.90
L. J. Faulkenberry 615.55
H. E. Munn 427.35
M. H. Deal 125.00
J. t. Ralev 48.BO
J. K. Copeland 20.41!
Bethurie Merc. Co. 12.52
Hammond & Young 28,30
J R/ Savcrnnce ....... .V. ... . 7.10
P. N.' Smith ., 80.00
R T. Yarbroutfh 165.97
C. K. Cassidy 44.7T
'Spmkvay Filling Station .... 95,57
J. (J. Hollowed 247.08
Blaney More. Co 58,70
Threatt-< 'arson Co 17.00
W. S. Jones 48.00
Sou. Bell Tel. &. Tel. Co. .... 10.07
Korshaw .Era . . . 50.00
J. T. CanuMon 120.00
Gulf Refining Co 49.38
S. C. Zemp, M. L). 20.00
City of Conicjen Water & I,. .. 10.
Markey Mer'l. Co 17.82
John Hay, Jr. 1.00
Rhame Bros. . 99.79
Rhanil' Bros. IS; lft
Safnuel N. Nicholson ........ 75.00
B. K. Sparrow .... ; 55.55
11 UKK'ios & Sou '. 8.95
J. S. Dunn , . 35,65
Mackey- Jones Co ..... 12.0'.)
Mackey* Jones Co 136.40
S, A. Burrier 7S.30
T. J, Kirkland, Atty, . 25.00
J. M. Villepigue, ; . . 35.50
Willie Johnson 40.00
"Lewis & Christmas 125.45
J, T. Munn . . 119.52
G. C. Welsh ; 275.00
L). M. McCaskiii . ..... ; 1 i6.6'>
1 W. F. Russell ......'. 41.66
J. W. A. Sanders. M. D 5.00
W. L. Stokes 75.00
P. M; MqCaskill ...... . . 73.84
Service Station (Seegars) . . . 60.12
J. M. Villepigue 408.38
D. L. Melton 120.00
J. H. Clyburn 50.00
J. L. Sowell . .33.30
Camden Wholesale Grocery . . 412.04
Kershaw M. & B. Co. 84.42
Kershaw M. & B. Co. ........ 51.99
Speedway Filling Station .... 219.43
Lewis & Christmas 53.30
Bethune Merc. Co 7.0^
Thos. J. Kirklam^ Atty 525.00
Total $12,022.20
December ? .
4 Coupons Interest 120.00
State Highway 573.09
Blaney Merc, Co. 219.78
City of Camden 39.36
H. L. Schlosburg 71.89
, Rush Lumber Co. 5.45
W. L. Stokes 75.00
Catoe Brothers 94.05
Rush Lumber Co. 8.07
Kershaw Lumber Co 172.77
Springs & Shannon . 289.85
Boykin Office Equipmt. Co. . c . 11.25
Farmers Grocery . 139.50
Mackey Merc. Co 24.35
State Highway 381.94
J. D. Adams & Co 1016.00
J. D. Adams & Co 20.00
O. M. Gay 6.00
Service Station . 19.81
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JOHN M. DANIEL
GREENVILLE, S. C.
CANDIDATE FOR #
OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Am Asking Advancement
Endorsed by Greenville Bar Asso
ciation and Greenville County Dem
ocratic Convention.
Your influence and support will be
greatly appreciated.
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Assistant Attorney General Since
November l, 1020
One block from Union Station
just across the plaza.
Car lines to everywhere within
a block.
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