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r~ TAX J40TICK L ?/ TreM?r?r Kewhiw CoMty, 8. C., Sept. 12, 1937. ^ce i? hereby given "that the L 5Twill be opened for the collecIPlf State, County and School E, fro*. October 15th, 1927, to K Ibth, 1928. A penalty of 1 I "Tint will be added to all taxes Ml January let, 1928, 2 per cent ?gry let, 1928 and 7 per cent Mint. 1926. pL rate per centum for Kershaw r?# i? aB follows: ?*?. Mills S late Taxes 5% *0-1 School, 4 School Taxes ,.j.7 I Cwu>ty Taxes, ..8% Hospital, ,'f, . % Constitutional School Tax 8 Deficiency School Tax ?... % Total 29 % DeKalb Township Road Bonds, for DeKalb Township only y.2% Dog * * 61*25. All dog owners are teauirtd malce * return ef their ton u the County Treasurer, who is reocirtd to furnish a license tag. Ail ffgm esiight without the license teg to timers will be subject to a fine or imprisonment not more ku five days. The following School Districts ive special levies: School District No. 1 18% School District No. 2 ......16% School District No. 8 19 School District No. 4 18% School District Np. 6 1 School District No. 6 1 18 School District No. 7 10 fchool District No. 8 ...... 1 lehool District No. 9 1 ichool District No. 10 6 Ichool District No. 11 8 Ichool District Ne. 12 19% ichool District No. 18 ...... J Ichool District No. 15 ...... 1 ichool District No., 16 2 Ichool District No. 19 1 Ichool District No, 28 ...... 1 Ichool District No. 22 19% Ichool District" No. 28 1 ichool District No. 25 1 Ichool District No. 27 1 Ichool District No. 28 ?.. 1 Ichool District No. 29 7 Ichool District No. 30 1 Ichool District No. 31 * 9 Ichool District No. 33 ...... 11 ichool District No. 37 '. 1 , Ichool District No. 38 1 ichdol'District No. 39 ...... 5 Ichool District No. 40 20% ihool District No. 41 1 Ichool District No. 42 1 chool District No. 43 1 chool District No. 46 1 chool District Nh. 47^ 1 [he Poll Tax is $1.00. |g abfe b6died male persons from X\ge of twenty-one (21) to fifty 18) years, both inclusive, except rested in incorporated towns, shall tf 13.00 as a road tax except miirisr? sf the gospel actually in charge a congregation, teachers employin public schools, school trustees, d persons permanently disabled in ! military service of the State and rsons who served in the War Beeen the States, and all quarantine vice of this state and all , resiits who may be attending school college at the time when said road : shall become due. Persons claim? : disabilities , must present certifie from two reputable physicians this county. * Ut information with reference to es will be furnished upon applicai. 8. W. HOGUE, County Treasurer.* KERSHAW LODGE No. 29 A. F. M. (G \pRegular communication of ^g^this lodge is held dn, the >r first Tuesday in each month 8 p.m. Visiting Brethren are wel*ed. T. V. WALSH, B. ROSS, Worshipful Master. , Secretary. ' 1-14-27-tf ' '*, ' * .-1 -,r c . ~ " ??? ?? Was In 1 f Misery ' I I All Over I *1 was in a dreadftiDv nm-M down condition," aaya Mrs. (Sufn L Lacrofa, of Montgomery, la. 1 suffered a great deal of pain. I I waa In misery all over. I I Mold not sit up and I could not down. I oouldnt eleep and V Jt time# I would have dxeadfel I Prins seemed to never my whole I L^*One night 'my husband I Brought me home si* bottles of pwdui and Ibegan to k*ks it I I could tell that 1 was imme I kg from the first bottla, hut I I Pt on taking tbs medicine, for I J knew that X needed a tofcdc I *h*t would hwHif me up I lengthen me where I eras I eeak and nua-dowfk. That la I swMsasjsrsi "I Wt ttom. . > 1 u-rdui haa done firr mat frir I I i jeld not have gone en hying in I flj^spsraU condition I was in." | 1. ** Ay ?U d injii ?,n | usKn BRf ^HD||IK|E^(^M HONOR KOI,I. CAMDEN SCHOOLS List of Students Mtiintaining f|| Average* burin* I'aat Month ' "following is the honor roll for the third month of the Camden schools: Orade l-A~Aileen Huek, Gsthryn Boyd, Harriet Foster, Constance Kinney, Neta Kirkland, Lois Khame, Sarah Sheorn, Lottie $myrl, Vashti Thigpen, Maggie Tranthara, Mary Zemp, Fay Williamson, W i 1 1 i a n> , Christmas, Ernest Freitag. Grpde l-B?Thdma Blaekwell, Goldie Corbitt, Kuby Jackson, Harry Lee Waters, James West. Grade 1-C?Khetta McLeod, Margaret West. Grade 2-A?Paulette West, Hilly Allred, Bobby Allred, Wylie Hogue, Fred Huggin, Daniel McCaskill, Jack Hhame, Jack Richards, Jack Villepigue, John Whitaker, Sophia Creed, LKwothy Moore, Marie Morgan, Margaret Osborne, Wilhilmina Strak, Dorothy Durfee. i Graham, Carolyn Hill, Velmer Morris, Katherine Myers, Louise Mickle, Carolyn Mickalson, Eugene Pursley, Pay ton Shirley, Ben Mildred Sowell. u ?'Minnie Sue Bruce, Lillian Davik, Virginia Davis, Catherine DempBter, Charla Dunn, Ellen Little, Rebecca Rush, Alberta Shaylor, Lillie Mae Smith, Willie Mae Smith, Jean VanLandingham, Nancy Watts, r rancis Chapman, Bobby Marye, Lyles Munn, James Godwin. Grade 3-B 'Pauline Baker,, Francis MASTER'S SALE 7 State of South Carolina, i County of Kershaw, Court of Common Pleas. EJIVJ? C' McNau6tfiton, et al, Plaintiffs ' . against Li 11a Ray and O. B. MeNaughton, et al, Defendants. In pursuance of an Order of the Court of Common Pleas made in the above entitled case and dated the 15th day of December, 1927, I will sell to the highest bidder at public auction, for chsh, before the Court House door in Camden, S. C., during the legal hours of sale, on the 1st Monday, being the 2nd day of January 1928, the following described real estate: "Tract No. 1. That tract contaip/nf osev^nty-five and three-fourths (75 3-4) acres, bounded north by tract No. 2 of MeNaughton estate, lands: East by lands of W. B. Threatt and Estate of J. M. Carson, deceased; South by lands of W. B. Threatt and estate of J. M. Carson, deceased and West by Camden-Cheraw road. Tract No. 2., That certain tract of land containing one hundred sixtyf?ur, (164) acres, bounded on .the ndrth tract No. 3 of the said estate lands; East, by lands of W. B. Threatt and estate of J. M. Carson, deceased, and by lands of C. O. Stogner; South by tract No. 1 of the said estate lands and on the west by Camden-Cheraw road. Tract No. 3. That certain tract of land containing eighty and one-fourth (80 1-4) acres bounded on the north by Arthur lands; East by lands of C. O. Stogner, South by tract,No. 2 of said estate lands and on the West by Camden-Cheraw road. Tract No. 4/ That"1 certain tract containing One ^hundred thirty' and one-half (130 1-2) acres, bounded on the North- by tract No. 5 of the said estate lands; East by Camden-Cheraw road; South by Gainey lands and West by Freshley lands. $ Tract No, 5. That certain tract ?f land containing two hundred six and one-half (206 1-2) acres, bounded on the North by tract No. 6 of the said estate lands; East by Camden-Cheraw road; South, by tract No. 4 of the said estate lands and West by Freshley lands." ' % Tract No. 6. That certaih tract of land containing two hundred ninetythree and one-dialf (293 1-2) acres, bounded North by lands "of the .'estate of J. M. Carson and Arthur lands; EastV by Arthur lands and CamdenCheraw road and on the ' South ' by tract-No. 6 of the said estate lands find West by Freshley lands. That after offering the said described'lands for sale in the separate tracts as above specified the saB lands will be offered^ for sale a? a whole, as follows: All that certain piece, parcel or tracts of. land rsltuate? lying and being in Kershaw County, South Carolina, oh the Camden-Cheraw road (known as Porter Bridge road) containing' nine hundred fifty, and ohehaf? <960 1-2) acres > boun4^ Npi*h by estate lands of J. M. Carson and Arthur lands; East hV Arthur bM)ds, |lands of C. O. StoghJr and, lands of W. B. Threatt and estate of J, Mt Carson, decOased, South_by Gainey lands and land of*W. J). Threatt and estate of J. M; Carson, deceased, ahd on the West by Freshley lands; "said lands having been surveyed by JL H.i Mobley; Suveyor in November 1927.' as ehowu by plats by him made of the said several ptafr; .* That i* case the said described lands are bid in fdr a larger amount in separate .tyatf* than the tract, as a whofe, \that, then the Master esscute deeds to the .purchaser, or purchasers complying; but should the said described tract as a whole bring a greater amount that then the said Master execute a deed to the purchaser orv purchasers Master, Kershaw County. December 15, 1927. . ? We have had a conference with of* ficials of Federal .Land Bank and applications of successful bidders for a proportionate loan on different- tracts of a proportionate amount of loan oh whole'-itpct will have immediate consideration/* v '"HARRY MINES Burns, Sudie Shirley, Jolyon Hull, Jttik Lee Davis, J. C. Johnson, J a met HarrtUon, Ogburn Hough, <Tyburn Huggins, Rssil Munn, Jume* McKenzie Frank Oliver, Hobby Outlaw. Lew s Robinson, Willie Sheorn, Ralph Shirley, Mendel Threatt. , Grade 4-A~-Saiah Bisaell, Sadie b rtetag, Elizabeth Goodale, Fannie Mjckle, Emily Shannon, Kmily Sheorn, Helen Tindal, Murray Graham, Jack Halhall, MpKairi Richards, Robert, Shaw, Marion Smith, I^na Stevenson. A Grade 4-B-- Pearl Godwin, Martha u ?jfi ' ir?VlBe ***> Thelma Kinney, Redding Oglesby. ?uGjmde 4"c?Raymond Hinaon, C. W. lthoden, Caroleen Hritton, Liza Jackson, Elizabeth Reed. u . ^"^T~~^*therlne Brayahaw, Ruth DeLoache, Charlotte DuBose, Francis McLeod, En telle Myers, Florence Sawyer* Dorothy VanLandingham, George Brunson, James Chapman, Jack Haile, Jerome Hoffer, Doris tipuser, Eugene Howard, Roland Moore. J. A. Rast. 6-A?William Thompson, Golda Shirley, Elizabeth Moore, Mary Lee Blakeney, Almeto Baxley. Grade 6-B?Alvin Sanders. n ^*irfnev7"^?Joseph Lang, Sam McGaskill, Nancy Brown, Virginia Drawdy Katherine Kennedy, Sara Kirkland. j Grade 8-A?rPhyllis Garrison, Alice DePass, Margaret Goodale, Grace Robinson. Grade 8-B?Joe Jenkins, Solomon Mlttis, George Rhame, Grayson Shaw, Ruby Burns. Grade U-A? Ethel Durfee, Willie Haile, Carolyn Houser, Carolyn McKain, Emily Pitts, Adele Savage, Elizabeth Zemp. Grade 10-A?Rochelle Sheorn, Duncan Lang. Grade 10-B?Catherine B o y k i n, Betty Cureton, Lucy Kirkland, Caroline Richardson, Carolyn Burnet. Grade 11-A?'Stanley Babin, Austin Sheheen, Elmer Watts, Evelyn Moseley, Frances Owens, Louise Trapp. Grade 11-B?Evelyn Bruce, Ellen Stewart, Mary Brown; Mary Boyktn, Virginia Haile, Virginia DeLoache, Margaret Laney. Attendance Honor Roll, nl2?Jttd* J-A?Aileen Beek, Kathryn Boyd, Dally Jackson, Constance Kinney, Neta Kirkland, Catherine Moore, Margaret Munn, Louise McNeety, Lois Rhame, Grace Rhoden, Sarah Sheorn, Lottie Smyrl, Maggie Trantham, Betty Whitaker, Mae Whitaker, Fay \V llliamson, William C h r i s 1111 a 8, Ernejt Freitag, N Harold McCaskill, Ralph Stevenson, George West, Lorenzo Williams, Billy Wilson. r?,^r,ade ?Norman Baum, Thelma Blackwell* Joe Brown, Clinton Christmas, H. C. Christmas, Goldie Corbett, Mattie Lee Cullen, Cecil Davis, Margie DeLoache, Clex Etters, Russell Haivey, Rubina Hatfield, Os^ar Hough, Ruby Jackson, Pauline Jennings, Andrew Mayer, Charlotte Perry, Jane Reynolds, Sibyl Robinson, Homer Shirley, . Kathaleen Smith, Harry Lee Waters,. Grade 1-C?Julia Branham, Curtis DeBruhl, Gene Hilton, Douglas OgT?mmie Sheheen, Wallace Whaiey Ted Dabney, Carl DrakefoTd, Elmer Hicks, Robert Howard, Frank ?_uy Mayer- Clarence Owens, Mack Shaylor, Mary Jackson, Gilbert Shirley, Gather Childers, MargaretSinclair, Vivian Threatt, Elah Evan*, Rhetta McLeod, Ruby Vereen. Grade 2-A?Marie Bullock, Sophia Creed, Lesta Davis, Dorothy Moore, Edna Moore, Marie Morgan, Margaret Osborne, Wilhelmina Strak, Elene Stene, Lucile Watts, Paulette West, Bessie WiUingham, Lucile Willingham, Billy AUred, Bobby Allred, Leroy Branham, Henry Carrison, Wylie Hogue, Carlyle Jackson, Graham Mar\ \\ A* Marshall, Daniel McCasi 1 McLain? Rhame, Richards, Fred Sheheen, Jack Villepigue, John Whitaker, Stanley Watts, Dorothy Durfee. . * Grade 2-B?' Leonard Goff, James Graham, H. G. Lovette, Harry Moore, John Melton, Eugene Pursley, AlberRush, Harold Smith, Paytoq Shirley, Rebecca Beard, Macie Christmas, Carolyn Hill, Jeanette Jorden, Velmer Morris, Katherine Myers, Carolyn Nicholson, Cora Mae Scarborough, Louise Mickle. ? Grade 3-A?Minnie Sue Bruce, Lena Corbitt, Lillian Davis, Virginia Davis, Catherine Dempster, Charla Dunn, Beulah Graha,*p, Janie. Mae Hall, -Lois Hames, Louise Kerrison, Rebecca Rush, Florence Savage, Alberta Shaylor, Hazel Shirley, LilUfr Mae Smith, Willie Mae Smith, Eula Smyrl; Nancy Watts, ? Allen Calder, i Francis Chapman, Billy DeLoache, Sidney Kirkland, Guy Lovei Bobby Mtfrye, Lyles Munn, Manley McLeod, Billy Nettles, Isaac Pitts, Woodrow Sanders, H. B. Shirley, James Godwin, i*[Grade iMB-:?Frances Burns, MarCftllenj Lucille DeBruhl, Jolynri Hall,- Julia May Hough, Margaret Mayery Sudie Shirley, Gladys Threatt; *f Davis, Ogburn Hough, Julius Hdugh, Clyburn Huggins, W. L. Jackson, J. G. Johnson, Edwin Miller, Lionel Mims, Edward Moorp, Basil Munn, James McKenzie^ Frank Oliver, Clarence Sharp, Ralph Shirley. Meshell Sheheen, Willie Sheorn, Mindel Threatt, Albertus Shirley. Grade 4-A?^Belton* Beferd, Edward Beard, deLacy Btayshaw, Jack Brown, Howard Etters, Everett Goodale, Murray Graham, Jack Halsall,. Rollins Hatfield, Ted Johhson, L. S. Majk Of Jr-. Raymond Moo're, McKaifi Richards, Carle Scarborough, Robeift. Shaw, Marvin' Smith, Billy ShinnOn, William West, Sarah Bissell, I Leila Chrietmas, Sadie Freitag, Elizabetn Goodale, Gladys Hemes, Alma Hunter, Fannie i "Mickle, Mary Purser, Lucile Robinson, Emily Sheorn',- Lena -Stevenson, Edna Strak, Helen Tipdal, Barbara Zemp, Henry Shannon. , Grade 4-B-Jemrie Cnllen, fcthel Evans, Pearl Godwin, Fledabel Horton, Evelyn Horton, Martha Moaeley, Ruby Melton, Mary McDowell, Louise McLeod, Louise Reed? Thee-" Smith, Ivorine Tolhert, Louise Vureen, .Dorothy watu,^ Emerson Branham, ^eiov Dority, Willie DeBruhl, Horace Hall, Wwanl Jenninge, Nettles Redding Oglesby, Raymond Boutla, 1 ' Billy Puraley, Lena Sinclair. Grade 4-C?Rufus Corbitt, Edward Hasty, Raymond Hinpon, <\ W. Uhoden, Lloyd Rush, Caroleen Britton, l>?*??i<> Bullock, Alma Bmyrl. Grade 5-A?-Katharine Urayshaw, Mary Burnet, Ruth Det^oaehe, Charlotte DuBoae, Ruby Gardner, Mary Florence Little, Frances McI>eon, telle Myers, Frances Shanks, Marie Tmp|>, Dorothy VanLundingham, Mary Waters, Eleanor Watts, George Brvinsim, James Chapman, Otis Creed, Doris llouser, Eugene Howard, Rescue Johnson, Everett Montgomery, Roland Moore, Francis Sheheen. Grade 6-B?Wood row Dority, Clyburn Gardner, Frank Hinson, Boyd j Trapp, Margaret Baker, Alice Braiddock, Charlotte Brown, Mary Lee Hilton, Mary Huckabee, Thelma Rudisell, Evelyn Strange. Grade 6-C?Cleo Johnson, Jack McLain, William McLeod, Beauford Nelson, Kdward Sheheen, Jack 8hir- i ley. Lloyd Smyrll, Fay Bgker, Alice , Melton, Rosa Lee Moore, Gladys Sharp, Purvis Shirley, Mildred Wil- I liams, Iyorine Smith, Mae Smith, Harold Shirley. Grade 6-A?Margaret Baldwin, Mary Lee Blakeney, Catherine Hall, Mary KUtn Kirkland, Mary Ellen McCaskill, Elizabeth Moore, Grace Moae ley, Mattie Rabon, Kate Sbannoh, Golda Shirley, Antionptte Williams, Billy Baum, Jantes Clyburn, Harry Davis, Marion Evans, Donald Hill, Laurence Kirkland, Cecil McCaskill, Fletcher Moore Jr., William Mooro, Luther Shaw, James Shirley, William Thompson. Grade 6->B?'Willie Hough, Carrie McLeod, Ella Twitty,* Jenny Tolbert, Mary Zeigler, Natalene Zeigler, Henry Beard, James Calder. Alvin Christmas, Clarence Christmas, Frank Campbell, Charles /Dymock, K. C. Etters, James DeLoache, Caley Gardner, Virgil Gardner, John Hilton, William Johnson, Bill Rhame, Albert Reed, Alvin -Sanders, Roy Sheorn, Perry Smith. Grade 0-C?Elizabeth Dunn, Elizabeth, Gaskins, Allie Belle Shedd, -Wilma Watts, Clemmie Dabney, Elihue Dabney, Willie Shirley, Ellie TraPRvjGrade 7-A?Homer Baldwin, Jtck jBoyd, Austin Jones, Joseph Lang", Sam McCaskill, Melicue McCoy, James Moore, Reuben Pitts, Charles ^Sheffield, Leonard Storey, John Armstrong, Margaret Brown, Olivia Buddin, Frances Creed, Virginia Drawdy, Elizabeth Gardner, Jean Harris, Katherine Kennedy, t$ara Kirkland, Kathryn Little, Mary'Jan^ Mackey, Evelyn Sawyer, Emily Zemp, Thomas Bruce, Nancy Brown. "Grade 7-B?Eugene Dority, L. O. Fuoderburk, John Howard, Edward, j Loughlin, Lawson Munn, Ernest | Shaw, George Sheheen, Eleanor ; Brown, Lucile Kirkland, Sarah Mose-' ley, Lila Ross. 1 1 Grade 7-C?Wilburn Denton, Rob- 1 ert Goodale, Claude Jackson, Elliott i Sheorn, Minnie DeBruhl, Dorothy t Graham, Zula Mae Hilton, Blanche ; McCaskill, Estelle Sheheen, Maggie j Lou. McCaskill, Emma Stevenson, j Ruth Stevenson, Gladys Talbert. i A Father's Trials. A well-known author was valttty endeavoring to write the other morning, when he was repetedly interrupted by his six-year-old son. "If you ask me one more question," the harassed writer declared at last. "I*il go out and drown myself." "Father," came the small voice, "may I come out and see you do it." Some Horse. A young grocer who had a predilection for talking in his sleep, on several occasiqns mentioned the name "Irene." His wife questioned him about it. "Oh," said .he, " that is the name of a horse." A few days later when he came home he asked his wife for the news of the day. "Nothing exciting happened," she said, "except your 'horse called you up several ^nes." The opal was once prized by the ancients above all other stones. FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given thtft ond month from this date, on Tuesday, December 27th, 1927, we will , to the Probate Court of I^ershaw County our final return as Adrnin| istrators 01 The estate of L. L. Cly i burn, deceased, ahd on the same date we will appjy to the said Court for a final discharge as said Administrators. 1 VV. R. CLYBURN, L. C. CLYBURN, Administrators. Camden, S. C., November 21st, 1927. FINAL DISCHARGE ? Notice is hereby given that one month from this date, on Monday, December 26ty, 1927, I will make to the Probate Court of Kershaw County 'my final return as Executor of the estate of Emma Whitley, deceased, and on tl\e same date I will apply ts I the said Court for a final discharge from my trust as said Executor. RICHARD H. HAILE. , Camden, S. C., November,23rd, 1927. mmmmmmmmmms^mmmmaammmKmaasssamBKrmweesTsaaKssemmmmmmmrnmm SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL I HOLIDAY LINE; | Smoke Sets Electric Irons Toasters Waffle Irons Electric Grills Electric Coffee Pots Thermos Bottles *! 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