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Bf\ I H I N K II ON OK KOI I. Hlndcnts Who Hum* Keen I'rof uienl During l ast SchiMil Month licthune, S. Apul Jo Students veho have been proficient enough t" 1 their studn s and attendance during the pant no>ot h in t hi' graded schools 11 f licthune art' listed Indow: (If ado II Neil 'I f Ue-de.l, < i ? ?1 > Watts, Laviri Sc vim ance, Sarah I.it Heu.ili.sM, Blanche (iardner, Theima Gaston!> , Thomas Smith, I.ee M rtfan, . Gladys Baker, < laudiM (Iardner, ' Clyde II >rton, M ruest McLaughlin,' Alvin <T>buih. Luna Hilton, Kmir.a Mae Outlaw, Mildred \\ alers. (I ra?U< 10 ?OI^h HrhMMnn. Kitty: Best, John Neal McLuurin, Kathryn i Truesdell, Hoyd < opi lar.d, Jake ("uboe, , Rosa I.ee I*'Ids, Louise- (Iardner,! (Mara Hoiigui, Willi nc Ms Iridic, Sara, Hammond, < harley MeCa-kiL, John j Kxlwin K iryr. John Kakci, Dorothy ! Parrot t, BinTe Hell Smith. Grade 'J Lnuly Bia<kmon, Mar- j K?rct Squires, Max Stunner, Loss, William-, AI lene Kliitf, Loniiie M. - J LauKhlm, Iva Mae Brannoti, Fvi I Baker, II owaril McKinnun. Grade X Iaoii Jones, Margie Parrott, l.awson Horton, Burrel Best, lxilo Grace < 'atoe, Bernice Fields, James Kinx, B. F. Kstridtfe, Margaret Hearon, C'liftun Sevarance. Frank Hammond, Oradelle Holland, Mary K 111 . l/i-?iia Smith. Grade 7 Mat Brammn. Mittie Davis, I'a.-ehal M<[.aurih, Minnie Kdilen MeKinrn>n, F.ddie Nolaml, Kldon Smith, Margaret Truesdel!, Klizabeth Baker, Flr/.aheth Sto^ru"-, Philip Bninrn'ii, J. M. (Tyburn, Gary Gardner. Kdith TolU-rt. Lorena M< Donald, Dohie Youny, Lewis Blackinon, Mildred Hir.son, F.li/a Alice Sowell. Grade ' Luth Jones, Marv B. Radeliffe, It. n Frank Bolt . V.ilith I Gampbell, J in. ior ( a.-sady, F.drh < lyhurn, Li ' a Lliiott, Klnise F.strnl^e, Ola (lardm . Kub\ Loo Iforton, F.ffn Mae Pari"*?, Annie Tolhcrt, .lake Smith, Josephine Smith. Mildred Watkins. Grade !.. W. Wayer-, Ida Ou"law, Teie--,t Mae Hyatt, Llsie Mae Hammond. Theima Davis. Lottie Outlaw. Alma N'owinan. Junor Davis, Ruth I hort. M a lirue r 111 Foster. Lnwren e M Laurie, Mary Baker. Gladys mr, (Lane Manyum, Fair line M unn. J uanit a Watkin-. Frances Gardner, Keith Gordon, Doris Shaw, Ruth Kale\. Benrue Will Watkins, Law -< n lLannon. Law-.n (laid ner, Myitl'- Kin^, Dalton M< I | Is>is Mai 1' lk. I .ill]*' Mae John-oil. , Myrtle H -'or. Hattie Mae Manuum, Ira Black no.i j Grade Nar.y Tompkins, Kuhy 1 Davis. (' ar- e lleiistiss, I'nrc Baker. Kvelyn II1' homtliv F.lli.itt, Nan ij ii' Kuth Hilton, Oneida Outlaw, Johnnie Brown. (irade ~ Surah I'arrott, Klla Taylor. J? >>i?- Walters, Kva Hasty, Krnc.-t M oseley, Klizabeth Brannon, T. R. Copelund, Kay (lardner, Kuth Ilorton, Karle Jcrman, M u rguente Jones, Bili\ Bos King, Carroll Kimk, Bethune ' M il.aunn. Kit hard McLuurin, Burr l < iartlner, James Bolton, Grarie Therr?-1!, Kt?sa lae Hinson, Helt>n Broom, I.t'oi,ar<l Hasty, Otis Klliott, Wilbu/'i i-Bruughtori. tirade I K'.'hhie Newton Marion, Juamta Bate, Ava Shaw, Lavern Jones, A11 e11 Hilton, Margaret Hasty, ( harlie Walters, Jack Oardner, John Kdward I'.huk well, Kdmon Brown, James Helms, Alexander Bolson, Katnryn Ihtvi-, Sarah Thompson, law..- 1-te Nea . Cleo Klliott, Kva Hot ton. I.ee Counts Man Dead I W a h Li t , one of Lee county's mo.-' highly i -teemed citizens, died .? hi- home in the Spring Hill section early Wednesday morning. 1 'antral service.-. were conducted from his lute residence by his pastor, the Kev. W. L. Barker, assisted by Kev. O'Dell Horn and the Rev. .Mi. Seaman Thursday morning at 11 o't lot k. Interment was at Bleasant II.! 1 cemetery in the presence of largt conrtiursc of sorrowing friends and relatives. The many beautiful Loral offerings attested the esteem t;i which he was held. )|t'4 was a member of one of the county's most prominent families and w;?s a son of the bite Jesse and Rebecc.i Lee. He spent ail of his life ?n ur his birthplace. If" was b;>*o August 2X, 1 S."> 1. De ' > ruber 2S. 1X7.1. he was married to Mi-s Alue Caughm.an. To ths unio ; tt.i childien weie boiri all of whom with Mi-. Lee, survive as follows: Mrs. J. Sarn Boykin, Mrs. \V. M. Fee. Mr-. C. II. Smith. Mr.-. J. Mille- Boykin. Mrs. 11. Stoke.-. Mrs. Fulton I'r.v:-. .1, I'M L?'f. al! t f. this Motion a- I W. B. L. e. W o.lforti; Dalcm K. la e. (ie"i gt toW n, and K. W'rutefi Lev j of Hi - hopv ille. Al-o forty- mu- grandh iii'fii. thirteen great-grandchildren, title -: > t ei. Mrs. T. L. Beivin, Woodfor<i. ami one brother. T. I.. Lee of jK mhtf. Lee County Messenger. W're . ;t Ntw York state farmer k.leii ;i -itk C"W, he found in her .-" -maca f.'.r nai -. pines of wire and roil wa.-hers. Several pieces ??f wire h.ad pent t in'id the heart. Million* Go From Slate Ui Buy Corn (Unison College, A f*rjI 1 6. ? Hy in* t unning the yield of corn to twenty bu>hi Is per in ic, on the present acreage of neai ly Uo million acres, South Carolina i<>uld Keep at home seven to ! ten million tiol.ars iww sent out to i buy i /lit from other states. The f ve year average, 1921 -11125, j was I 1 J bushels per acre or 27,575,000 bushels whereas the stale con* sumes 55 to 40 million bushels. The . present average yield is unprofitable, and ;t JO bushel yield is easily pus slide, as witness tfie fact thai iiundiii!.*. of com club boys have aver- j agt'.i lo bushels per aire during the last fou i years. To point the way for raising the yield and meeting the consumption demand, and securing more economic produclion, the Fxtension Service has issued Fxtension Circular 80, Corn Produclion, by K VS. Hamilton, Acting Chief Agronomist. This publication discusses the selection and improvement of corn land, varieties, varieties l>est suited, fertilisers and formulas most profitable, preparation and cultivation, harvesting, ei cetera. It is free for the asking from county farm agents, or from the Fxtension Serviie, Clem son College, S, C. TAX BXKCI TIONS Under and by virtue of sundry tax executions to me directed by Treasurer of Kershaw County, I have levied upon and will sell in front of thi* Court House door at Camden, S. ('., between the legal hours of sale on thefirst Monday in May, 1927, being the second day thereof, the following described property to wit: All that tract of land in Flat Rock Township, containing 10 acres, bounded on the North by lands of Mary I). Jones, on the Fast by M. M. Kirkland, on the South by M. M. Kirkland, on the West by lands of Mackey. Levied upon and to be sold as property of A lava Drakeford for taxes 1925. All that tract of land in District No. 1, containing 121 acres, bounded on the North by lands of Childers, on the Fast by lands of K. S. Villepigue, on the West by lands of Janie Camphell. IiOvied upon and to be sold as the property of Fugene Mickle for taxes 1925. All that tract of land in Wateree Township, containing 800 acres, bounded on the North by lands of John Doby, on the Fast by W. S. Moore, on the South by G. F. Watts, on the West by lands of George T. Little. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Estate of II. II. Harris for taxes 1925. All that ract of land in Flu- link Township, containing 21 acres, h m ded on the North by Mickle pi -p-ny. on the Fast by Mary Alexandi., on tiie South by W. B. Alexander; on the West by Mickle lands. Levied upon ami 'o ho sold as property of Cora M.n'c" and Annie McCaskili for taxe1925. All that tract of land in Buffalo 1 wn-nip containing 74 acres, bounded the North by Bradley lands; >n the l\a>t by I). A. Brown, on the South, by Ada Brown, on the West by Mr*. I.. F. Kirkley. Levied upon and to be .void as the property of L. S. Brown for 'axes 1925. All that 'ract of land in Flat Rock Township. containing lop acres, bounded <>n the North by Angeline ( hilders, on the South by Sam Helton. ->u-^the West by public road. Levied upon and to be sold as ?h property of W. 1'. Childers for taxes 1925. All that tract of land in F.at Rock i Township, containing 275 acres, bounded on the North by J. !\ Lewis, >n the Fast by I.. Sehenk A- Co., on 'he South by Springs and Shannon, >n the v\ est by public road. Levied jp>>n and to be >.>ld tiie property of F. D. Helton for taxes 1925. All that tract of land in Wateree Township. containing s5 acres, bounded on the North by 1. u Wilson, on the Fast bv C. A. Branharn, on the South by lands of Fstate of H. H. Mains, on trie West by Davi* Simons. Levied upi n and to be sold as property of Adeline Quails for taxes 1925. All that tract of land near Cassat*. on,taming 5159 acres, b -undi d and de<cribed as shown bv plat r. corded in | 'Clerk of Court's office f. r Kershaw County in plat Book 2 a: page lb. Levied upon and to he s.-ld as prop-I ertv of Robert M. Cooper for taxes! 1925. I All that tract of land in Wateree i Township, containing 270 acres, bounded on the North by G. W. Miles, on*the Fast by Campbell lands, on the South by Willie Knight, on the West by James B. Murphy. Levied upon and to be sold as property of J. M. Martin for taxes 1925. All that lot in the City ->f Camden on King street, hounded on the North by King street, on the Fast by James Stover, on the South by James Stover, on the West by Gibbs Scriven. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Estate of George Powell for taxes 1925. All that lot located in Monroe Boy kin Park, bounded on the North by John Timbers, on the Fast by Shed Patterson, on the South by Mittie C ailos, on the West, by Grace Brown. Levied upon and to be sold as the oro^rty of Edward DuBose for taxes! 1925. All that lot located in Monroe Boykin Park, bounded on the Nortel by Lots No. 97 and 98, on the Eas\^by IvOts No. 88 to 90, on the South by First avenue, on the West by Sam Jones. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Dinah Davis for taxes 1925. All that lot containing 1 acre in District No. 1. bounded on the North by Maggie Richardson, on the East by continuation of Chesnut street, on the South by Lizzie Kennedy, on the West by Mattie Clifton. levied upon 1 and to be sold as property of Ben Martin and others for taxes 1925. All that lot containing 1 acre in District No. 1, bounded on the North by Rebecca Butler, on the Fast by 101 len Smith, on the South by S. A. L. Kailwuy, on the West by SuHportan. le vied upon and to be sold as property of Kulatc Davis Whitley for luxe* 1925. All those lots known as Lob* No. 01, 02 and 08, us shown by plat of sub-division of Dunn lands as shown by plat made of same by John I.. J Staley dated April 22, 1924. levied | upon and to be sold as property of F. M Jordan for taxes 1926. All that tract of land in Watcrue Township, containing 17 acres, bounded on the North by Maybelle Aldrich, on the Fast by F. M. Boykin, on the South and West by Julius Brevard, levied upon and to be sold as property of W. M. Reed for taxes 1925. All thut tract of land in Buffalo Township District No. 20, containing 1,801 acres, bounded on the North by Minor Hilton, and others, on the Fast by Lynches Hiver, on the South by W. ('. Horton. I a* vied upon and to be sold as property of A. J. Smith for taxes 1JJ25. All that tract of land in Wateree Township, containing 40 acres, boundis! on the North by M. F. Smith, on the Fast by Henry Jackson, on the. South by lands of Woods, on the West by Fstate of J. B. Nelson. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Fstate of S. A. Branhatn fur taxes 1926. All that lot located in^fhe City of Camden, bounded o ntlie North by lot of Henry Kainey, on the, South by Willie Duron, on the Fast by Broad street, on the West by Scotta Salmond. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Scip Fnglish for taxes 1925. All that lot located ii the City of Camden, bounded on the North by lot of Catoe Stoney, on the Fast bj William Brooks, on the South by Henry Jefferson, on the West by G d hi street. Levied upon and to be -old as property of Alice Blanding lor taxes 1925. All trial tract of land in Wateree Township containing 52. acres, 4 bounded on the North by Ftta Quails, on the Fast by Fstate Sarfi Mitchell, on the South **by John Mitchell, on the West by Ftta Quails. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Willie Mitchell for taxes 1925. All that tract of land in Wateree Township, containing 145 acres, bounded on the North bv .Joe Cook, 011 the Fast by Val Mitchell, 011 the South by George Cook, on the West by William Mitchell. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of Nancy Mitchell for taxes 1925. All that tract of land in Wateree Township, containing 84 acres, bounded on the North by Joe Cook, on the Fast by George Cook, on the South by Joe Cook, on tho West by Nancy Mitchell. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of Val Mitchell f.> 1* taxes 1925. AJ1 that lot near Camden, containing about 1 acre, hounded on the North' by Willis Bekrils. on the Fast by Ralph Jackson, on the South by a new street, on the West - by Mavy Boyd. Levied upon and to bo sold as property of Ftta Gaskins for taxes 1925. All *hnt tract of lam! in DeKalb Township. containing WIS acres, bounded on the North by old public road, on the Fast by lands T. I. ? ,gg I Holland, on the South by landa II. N. ' Barries and others, on the Weat by C. V. Galloway. Levied upon and to be sold as property of F. H. Arranta for taxes 1926. All that tract of land in Dclvalb Township, containing 100 acres, bounded on the North by C. B. Smith, on the Last and West by the A.?L. Barnes lands, on the South by Croft lands. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of F,state of C. W. Hendrix for taxes 1925. All that tract' of land in DeKalb township, containing lit) acres hounded on the north by M. K. Moseley, east hy Jock Haile, south by Mitchell, west by public road. Levied upon and to be sold as property of J. M. Burroughs for taxes for 1925. All that tract of land in Wvteree township, containing 123 acres, and bounded north hy Spencer lands, on east by estate Nannie P. Nance, being Tract F on Plat Book 0 at page 19,, recorded in Clerk of Court's otFie* for Kershaw County. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Bob Huberts for taxes 1926. All that tract of land in District No. 5, containing 50 acres, bounded on lhe North hy lands of Mrs, Alice Humphries, on the east by W. 11. Ra'-cliflfe, on the south by it. W. Hum-; phries, on the west by J. H. Katclitfe Levied upon and be sold as property of Frank Hagins for taxes 1925. All that tract of land in District No. 3, Buffalo Township, containing1 H2 acres and bounded as follows: On the north by Joe Faulkenberry, east | by John AV. Threatt, south hy Mary and Sallie Blaekweil, west by John M. ; Roberts. Ix?vied Upon and to be sold ' as property of Joe Phillips for taxes: for 1925. All that tract of land in Flat Hock . township, containing 1(11 acres, and; bounded on the north by Cranny's Quarter Creek, east by Walter Barfield. south by a road, on west by Annie Southern. Ix'vied upon and to be sold as property of Alice Rabun, et al, $?r taxes 1925. All that tract of land in Fiat Rock, township, containing 110 acres, and bounded on the north by lands of R. i L. Smyrl, east by Mrs. F. A. Kirk-' land, south by Threatt-Carson Co., j on west hy lands of Southern Power j Company, and public road. Levied upon and to he sold as property of J. A. Watts for taxes 1925. All that tract of land in Flat Rock j township, cuntaiing Hi acres, bounded' on the north by estate Fannie Creed, j on east by G. A. Creed, on the South hy S. P. Dinkins, west by F. A. Kirkland lands. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Mrs. J. C. Rose for taxes 1925.' All that tract of land near Cam-! den, containing 9 acres, bounded on ( north by Hester Robinson, east by j j John T. Nettles, south by Knights i Hill road, west by Bennie Carlos, i Levied upon and to be sold as proncrty of Willie Williams for taxes for ' 1925. , All that lot with buildings thereon in the city of Camden, bounded on the narth j>y. Henry Savage, eaat by J, Shannon, south hy Rutledge street, west by Church street. Levied upon and to be u>ld as property of J. C. Harrison and W. S. Wright for taxes for 1925. j All that'lot of land as shown by1 n plat of tubdlvidor. TT!!* y ??"lockTB 7, 8, U, and 10 Block l^r , ff** 2- '^oriiH of CourU office for K? rB levied upon mid lo l'V'.VB erty of D. L Dubney fur^? All that lot 1<S 7 and 8 Block i), SW Park; sec Plat n??k 4 I.. vied upon " -< erty of J. H. f I All those lots known jy. ?nd "i | Pa:k. See Plat H?ok recorded in Clerk of ( ' HB; K haw < 'mint I ?-vl![ to be sold us property ,V I.uifi for Luxea 1925 H All those lots heirio f i; Lois Nos. 12, IB ;i5 Block A, of subdiviik^ yB Park, and , at page 2. Levied sold as property of W. t jj^B taxes 1925. All those two (2 j |ol| ^^B ings thereon located m iJ^B I thune, bounded on the Kjj^B lege street, on the La>t'|J^^B i Kelley, on the South Lain m, on the West |,y Levied upon and t-> he O! t y of il. K. li s at t f?B B All that tract of l&ndB No. 6 Buffalo TownshipB B 70 acres, bounded on tliB K. K. I lull, on t he I lust la on the South by W. J upon and to la- sold us Lula Hall for taxi l^c/'^B All i Township, containing ,;^B bounded on tlie North l^B Wright, Fast b> WilhatC^B South by John Wright, ob^B by lands of Matilda Jack^B^' and to be . old of Lewis Wright for taxes B All t land ~^B 4i, Flat Rock Township, <B : Ll'J acres, known .shown by plat made by KeiB Loach, dated \ugust r/cB| corded in the Office of fB Court for Koisha\v ( Hook G at page 122. Levied tfl;> sold as property of But^| field for taxes 1925. I All that tract of land in Ifl No. 43, DeKalb Township, o^B 25 acres, bounded on the iB Lot No. 2, on o; e side by l^B B. H. Boykin, on one end by B land, on other side B. il. Boykit^B Levied upon and to be sold as pB ty of Mgude S. Bradley /<>rH All that tract of \ai\d in b^B Township, containing SO &cm,jB ed on thy North by \mk1A f'/H Rntcliff, o nthc East by Blaj^B r>n the South by lands of Nani^B kins. Levied upon and to bes^B property of L. 1>. Jennings W^B All that tract of land in ffl Township, containing hi acres,B [-<1 on the North by lands ofH Boykin, on the East by Bowen, on the South by MrjB Boykin. Levied upon am ton as property of NeW.o M. P(*H taxes 1925. rt Terms of sale, cash. ww?ww?Mil I i III I I II J II i wmmmmmmmmmmmmtrnummmmmmmm Mother's Day, May 8 Don't rail to Srnd an Appropriate* Remember ance. Mother's Day Cards, Mother's Day' Stationery Whitman's Candies in "Mother's Day" Packages j W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store TELEPHONE 30 SATISFACTORY SERVICE Buick Power is proved on the 24-Hour Hill Buick knows that the famous Buick Valve-in-Head Engine produces more power for its size than any other automobile engine on earth. Buick has proved this fact decisively at the great Proving Ground of General Motors, on the ff24-Hour Hill"?a mechanical device which faithfully duplicates the pull of any hill for any number of miles. Test, not guess, is the basis for Buick design. 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