The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 29, 1927, Image 2
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lie\ Hutf^irt-, chaplain lOO.O'l
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ytehcial commiileus .. MOO.00,
1 taj * 'f ?tut* senate. $22,-l-")0.00
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act- $M?u.(n*
R. H. McAdams, postmaster . 770.00
.1 \\. Wo ?ds. assistant post
master 100.01
Adam Planter, iaboter . 100.00
j I,ilia lay. r. labor* r 520.00
' Par . I ik. . laborer 100.00
! I I Cross, flayr-rai-er 100.00
Hilly Cardner, telepnone payre 400.00
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Kxpen-es of enyrrossinyj department,
as follows:
Charles II. Ceral.l, chief
clerk $1,700.00
Mrs. Carrie McC. Patrick.
desk ilerk 000.00
?-ixt*uii} er.yf rossinyf clerks
at $bo() each P,000.00
Pavid Hayes, porter 570.00
Simon Pearson, porter 5H0.00
Fiuirteei. solicitors at an
aveiayc per diem. id' $?i7*>
each, in addition to tlteir
- alary a- solicitor . . P. 150.00
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department .. $'22.5(11.00
The yrrand t >tal cx{vr.scs for -ali
hi !*'< and per dn m of attaches of
. >fi r.eral assembly is as follow.-:
Kxpcn.-t s in h ti-e of repr*'
ent at :ie> . $2l.5(ht.00
I'.xpt :. e- in senate . 22.150.00
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i 22.500.(10
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> h - ' y u: t \p,:l 1 and as
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: 5 >u will r.-te that : .?% - f Ch a - li
ra eh:t t di -k eny;: o-.-. :,p depa
men?: W T Wa.ker, clerk of
, f.nar.ee , c.:. , . i th? - nate; t l;ff
, Lanyrtord. -' yr-npher of h i.-inee
!( ommit'.ei of senaU1. comb nid witr.
1 - ' "i t vv .... iM .. an }V.er a pi r
y
annum more Chan the governor
of the ?tate or any of the supreme j
court judges of the- state or at u rate*;
of $*,000 per >cur, and that Frank B.
(Jury, clerk of the* judiciary committee
of the ?* iuite ami who fills more than ;
om* position, is paid at an annual rate1
of more than $0,000.00 per year. You
will note further thai the poslruasti"', '
whp .*.er\es around two hundred people
in paid at an annual rate of
fy.O&O.OO and he also has an assistant
wh> i- paid at rate of $ I ,K*25 per
annum, the two together serving on!)
alx>ut tai- hundred people. Vuu w 11,
note tr.a' l.il.ie Taylor, laborer, who |
is a M-g'o woman, is paid at annual
ra'e of iJ <>(i and David ila>es ,
laborer, arid t>?n on IV-aisou, laborer,
are each pa.d at rate of more than i
$J,."?')0.00 ja ) > at aril these last tWo;
men are i.ign.c-. I ou will note tha'
the -e< reini > to the speaker has al
r?ad\ drawn $hu<) and when Vh? .
housi na. adjtjuiried he will have j
om.rg to him -nine $200 more and
lor t lie session will reeeive more thai
J! ,000.00, whiih will be $25u.O(J mora
'.Pan the .-ulai\ of tin speake:
H It St: er*.
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HK I HI N F. N KWS NOTKS
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ifappi ning* of interest as I old li> ,
Our Regular Correspondent
I #? ' hu i A pi .1 2'i. I' / <>t I. ( . 1" os
if, superintendent of 'he Bethune
-eho !>, has secured speakers for tin
oniruim i -merit. exer cises w ho will,
wit/toot doubt, please the large aud-<
eiti - always present <-n these ocea
Dr. I hhili s A. J one.- of ( ounsbia,
general secretary treasurer of.
the South Carolina Baptist eonver.-;
torn, will jireaeh the sermon to the
graduating class Sunday morning..
Ma\ 22. On the Friday evening prev- ,
:<u.-, May 20, the (irammar school'
ixeie.se- will he hi id. On Mondavi
morning. May 2d, the seventh grade 1
xerrisc" will he hel l and on Monday j
vening there wi'J he class day ex-j
r isiby the elevi nth grade hoys
.i.l g;rls. (Ira luating exercises ar?
heduled for Tut-.-aligv evening Maj 1
2 1. The address to the graduating I
lass will be delivered by Dr. Carlyle ,
Campbell, president of Coker College,!
Hartsville. ?
The faeultv for the Bethur.e schools,
which also includes Shamrock and
Timrod schools, for the session 1027
''.'2*. is as follows: Prof. .J. C. Foster,
superintendent; Mrs. It. K. Tomji- ,
kiiis. principal high school, teacher of
scier.'e and history; Miss Sara M (lee.
Knglish and French*,/Miss Kloi-e i
Miller, mathematics, social science;]
Miss F.ddie Bradham. Latin and Flng-J
lish; Miss Alberta Stui key, home
economic? and genera! science. Grammar
school. Mr. C. C. Madden, principal.
director of athletics, mathmatMiss
Carrie Yarbrough, F.nglish.
reading; Mi-s Stella Bethune, geography.
history; Miss Marie Horton.
fourth grade; Miss Mary C. Grief.1
*. h 1 i d grade; Sliss Beulah Pennington, I
second grade; Miss Helen Snellgrove, |
first grade. Miss Grace Perry, prinipal
Shamrock s hool, third, fourth
and f:f'h grades; Mis* Sue Hendrix,
fi'-t. mm ond and third grades. Miss
I.i'lia*. Williams, principal Timrod
school, third fourth and fifth grades;
Miss Margii Brock, fi: st. second and
thiid grade-.
Mis- N'-ch-y < i f Winthrop college;
and county demonstration agent .). W.
Sanders gave a ?hort course on poultry
raising at the town hall on Menday.
It is hoped this may prove helpful
to those who attended for we understand
those who have bought baby
chicks are losing large number- of
i them and many who have had them
hatched at home are also losing them
to some extent.
Mrs. C. I.. Mays, accompanied by
her son. Percy Mays, motored to
I.ynchhuig, Ya., last week-end where
Mis. Mays was called on account of
the serious illness of her brother.
The Rev. K. P. 1 lucks and Mr. .1, M.
C|yburn attended a meeting of the
list: iit conference at Summort<m o r
Tuesday.
Mrs. .1. I., ki g brought her little
s >n, Boring, home from the Columbia
hospital last Sunday where he had
been under treatment for the past
week.
Mrs. Fannie McLaurin, Miss Stela
Bethune and Mrs. Hugh Oliver attended
an Kastern Star meeting at
Hartsville one evening last week at
which the Grand Worthy Matron,
Mrs. F.vans. was present.
Misses Mary Louise McLaurin and
Lizzie Davis of Chicora spent last
week-end at home. Miss McLaurin
was accompanied by Miss Christine
( hairiness of Blenheim and Miss Rosa
Curry of Clio, also students of Chicora.
Mr. Charley Hunter of Blenheim
was also a visitor at Miss McLaurin's
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie G. Richards
of Cheraw were recent visitors at the
home of the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. McCaskill.
Tiles damps Hattie Heustiss, W. R.
Rosier and M. O. Ward and Misses
Maggie Fields and Sarah Lee Heustiss
and Clarence Heustiss attended
an annual meeting of the Kershaw
W. M. U. at Cedar Creek church kist
Saturday.
The Bethune high school baseball
j team played the Bishopville high
school team on Tuesday afternoon,
winning over the Bishopville hoys by
[a score of 7 to 5.
Flood Drives Out Denizerts
c<.tt<? Plant, Ark., April 25.?
jl' ars and snakes have come out of
e ( fa hi r.vrr bottom* to refuge
int*.i wit a hundreds -if humans whose
|h irr.c.- are under water. The bearI
are > hur.gr> and - > exhausted from
J.-win in.- g through the turhuDnt
j fl ><a:s that "'.( > have los* 'hi r Gar
j of people w no are feeding them from
| '-hi .r sia:.:> .store cf L. id. Tho
; a*?aki - a loo ' irg m trees. There
jam many repp < if r.akes dropping
in apparent attempts to land on
v hides or rvrsoi.s.
COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE
925,000 Appropriated To Probe State
Highway Depart mint
T.r-r, . ii _j. |
Columbia, April 20. A "full and,
complete investigation of the state
highway department fronr it* f <> ? mation
to date" i? authorised hy the
St ukea-Kiehardaoii joint resolution,
signed yesterday hy Governor John
G. Richards and now law.
The measure, a> approved, provides
for the appointn;< f t of ai. in '
vestigating committee of five mem 1
hers three to la named by the gov
i i nor, one by the speaker of the house
and < ne by tin- president of the
sei.at< The committee, which is to |
have ma-ess to all records of the high
way departmen*. is empowered to)
summon and examine witnesses an J
to employ accountants and other hs <istar.t?
re?tu!red At the completion!
of its work the ? "iiinuttee in to report'
its findings to the governor and l<?
the general as>enihl\
lo finance the probe an app.wpri:; '
t .on .. 1" $25,0(11 J i- authorized.
Men.hers of the investigating < om 1
rn 'te<- .'email! yet to be appointtd.
I ho res lutiun, recominended hy
Governor John G. Richards and a-'kedj
h\ thi state highway commission, was
introduced in tin- senate h\ Senatois
fames M. Richards do of Gieenville
and J ay.or H. Stukes f Clarendon
It passed the senate in a form hardly
favored hy the governor and was ac-,
cordingly. upon the motion of the
ways and rn?a?.- committee, amended
hy tlu house make effectise the inouirv
de.dri d.
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Strawberries can grown with'
nines- in e\ei\ one .,f the 'forty
eight states.
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF
State of South Carolina,
County of Kershaw.
(Court of Common Pleas)
A. L. Geisenheimer, Plaintiff,
versus
W. G. Wilson, Trustee under the Will
of Henrietta Osteon, deceased;
Philip Ostecn. Janie O. Wilson,
.s'oe! Osteen, ' arrtc Whittington,
( narlt s Hougn, Charles Hough, Jr.,
Maxie Hough. Krrustine Reeves,
i ecilo Hougn, Lola Osteen, Jean
Ulai kw ell. Hazel Gee, Her,ry
G-teen. and Kdwin Osteei:. Defendants.
1 o t r.e Defendants Charles Hough.
Charles Hough, Jr.. Maxie Hough.
Lrnestino Reeves, Cecile Hough;
^ ou are hereby summoned and i\
uired to answer the complaint in this
[action, of which a copy is herewith
served upon you, and to serve a copy
[of your answer to the said complaint
on the subscriber at his office in
{Camden, S. ('.. within twenty days
[after the service hereof, exclusive of
the day of such service; and, if you
fail to answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in
i this action will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
L. A. W1TTK0WSKY.
Plaintiff's Attorney.
Camden, S. C., April 15, 11)27.
To the Defendants Charles Hough,
Charles Hough, Jr.. Ataxic Hough,
Ivrnestine Reeves and Cecile Hough:
Please take notice that the original
summons in the above entitled action
was filed in the office of the Clerk
of Court of Common Pleas for the
County of Kershaw, State of Sou*n
( arolina, at Camden, S. C., on the
fifth day of April, 1927.
L. A. WITTKOWSKY.
| Plaintiff's Attorney.
I !
Oh Buy?'lio You Remember ?
Pumping tiro* by hand ?
Pilling sidelight* with kerosene?
Buying gasoline for II cvnU a gallon?
Cranking the rar about midway on
.ho aide?
I sing the steering handle* instead
>>l a wheel ?
Wiaring goggles, gauntlets and
dusters ?
St i ng the machine away in winter?
Paying extra for headlights, top
nd windshield?
Hiring a team <>f horses to haul the
;.i back home?
1.litem.g a ear by way of a door
n the rear? w
\\ in it all the neighbor* came to the
ndou- and front doors when you
fed . ul for a ride ?
Stopp.ng several times and shutting
!l the engine to allow drivers of
io?.-is to get pas' without having a
runaway?
!'o you remember in. >se d;?\ do
\ a " Mo'onion!.
1 he t<>.lowing art a les were gleaned
n one month of !'.'2b from Atlanta,
Georgia, street car -: 120 umbrella *>,
2 lobsters, (1 1; \ < chicken-, \ g'.a.-s eye,
1K7 bundle., 149 pairs of gloves, H'J
purses, a quart of oysters, 2k pairs
oI glasses, 2d suit eases, 2d ar;: d"s
! jewelry, a guinea pig, 1 sets of
false teeth, a string of garlic, a pairof
brass knuckles one baby boy and
:i < h.r.ese orchid.
MASTERS SALE
State of South Carolina,
County of Kershaw.
(Court of Common Pleas)
K. S. Yillcpiguc, Plaintiff,
against
Charlotte Harden, et al.. Defendants.;
Under and by virtue of an order of
the Couit of Common Pleas made
herein and dated the 9th day of April, I
1927, I will sell to the highest bidder
at public auction before the Kershaw 1
County Court House* door at Camden,
S. c., for cash, on the first Monday, I
b< ii.g the 2nd day of May, 1927, the !
following described real estate, to j
w i t:
All 'hat. certain piece, parcel o" ;
'. of land situate, lying and being
in the County of Kershaw, State of:
South Carolina, about one-half (1-2) j
ir.iie Fist of Camden, between the j
Ware roe and Hermitage Cotton mills,
en a road which runs from the oLl
\\ ire Road to the new national high- '
way, containing one (1) acre, more!
' r less, bounded on the North by
lands now or formerly of Yates; East
by lands of James H. Burns; South
by hinds of Rand Dorrily and West '
by road which separates the same
from property of School District No. i
1 and from lands of Conyers.
Any person desiring to bid at said
sale, except the plaintiff herein, shall
first deposit with the master the sum
of t'ilty ($50, UU) dollars, either in
cash or by certified cheek on some'
responsible bank,, as an evidence of;
good fa'.th. The deposit or deposits ,
of unsuccessful bidders shall be re- I
turned at the conclusion of said s^jdo.
R. H. HILTON,
Master Kershaw County
April 14, 1927.
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given that one
month from this date, on Monday,
May 9, 1927 the urldersigned will
make his final return to the Probate
Court for Kershaw County as Administrator
of the estate of T. J.
Boykin and apply for a final discharge
as such administrator.
J. W. BOYKIN,
Admr. Est. of T. J. Boykin.
Camden, S. C., April 8, 1927.
l>iH*ovt-ry Worth
Richmond, April . i)ilK
ihut thy lone gu? within a few
will ripen fruit which would Uv' ^
quired day* or we*k? to n^? ** ?
sunshine on the trees, was
ut the convention of the
Chemical Society here today. '^7!?
covery, it was stated, will i?.
millions of dollars to the fruit
crs of the country. ^fu^!
Or. K. It. Harvey of Uu- (o|;
of Agr icultuie, St. Haul, Mj,ui **
'.'uvcicd this pi'occfeh of rifjeniiji/ f
The method, acit-ntist.s #aid, vm|| %
dangers of disease to fruit
. afi(J re.
Mill in a ci oj), instead of bciri| ^ "
<d on the market all at once, ^ ^
distributed over weeks th.Mfby
ing the producer money ai d prov^C
the consumer with (food fruit,
ably protected for a longer t tnt .?*
'I in w .,/ Id ', .a rgc^ t ,, -. H
just installed in Liverpool < aik fl
England. It has five row>
2*22 draw knobs, lf>H slip-,
;':I>< and i.> played by tltjH
pneumatic action d:ivt n by mutorilfl
qu:nrig thirty-five hu;\sep.,v.e.-. TiS
nr m'vi ntun telephones fr^.u vattffl
) -i11 to communicate with the
the keys during tuning.
NOTICE OF SALE |
Sheriff's Sale ol Automobile Korftjfl
cd Under Section 885 of Volume il
Code of 1922.
Please take notice that l will sfl
at public auction, for cash to fS
highest bidder, in front of the
House at Camden, S. ('., 0n - ,l(.
day of May, 1927, at 1 (j o'clock a.fcfl
one Ford Touring Automobile be^fl
ing South Carolina License Num3
A-*> 1 -ISjs toi 11)27, said auiomob^l
having been confiscated by me unM
Section SSf) of Volume 2, Code .'I
1922, providing for the Forfeiture9
vehicles used in illegal transport* ti(S
of Alcoholic Liquors.
J. H. McLKOD,
Sheriff. I
Camden, S. C., April 1",. 1927. i
FINAL 'DISCHARGE. I
Notice is hereby given that out
month from this date, on Tuesday,
May 17th, 1927, we will make to the
Probate Court of Kersha* County I
our final return as Executors ol the m
estate of I^eo Schenk, deceased, anil
on the same date we will apply to ttifl
said Court for a final discharge fro?B
our trust as said Executors.
JOSEPH SCHENK
LEONARD H. SCHENK 1
Executors. \
Camden, S. C., April 11, 1927 I
A. Word With
the Old Fblks *
Elderly People Are Learning Important
of Qood Elimination.
IN the later years of life there is
apt to be a slowing up of tht
bodily functions. Good elimination,
I however, is just as essential to tbt
old as to the young. Many old foDa
have learned the value of Doan'i
Pills when a stimulant diuretic k
the kidneys is required. Scanty &
burning passages of kidney seat
t ions are often signs of improperIdfl
ney function. In most every com
munity are scored of users and dfl
dorsers who acclaim the merit fl
Doan's. Ask your neifhborl I
DOAN'S pKl
Stimulant Diuretic to thm Kidnjt I
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I COTTON SEED
I We still have left a small amount of a
I Coker Cleveland Strain No. 5 Cotton Seed 1
III ?ut of the car ordered under auspices of 1
I the Chamber of Commerce. We remind
1 you that we are selling these at car load I
cost.
I $1,772 per bushel
| Springs & Shannon, Inc. ,