The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 11, 1929, Image 8

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Sfc Has "It" Margaret Novak of Chicago, IK, in order to aid two .youtfes in a court' rootn, hit a witnet*. kicked a bailiff, took a few awingi at the prosecutor aod offered to do mora. She spent iber Christmas in Om county Jail 4 Bob and Betty Wed To-Morrow 1 i<>iiit- Wedding Decided Upon. Will Ituy Their Coal From Mimm Ratherine DelyOtwh. IfaHtey'a Will do Their Battery and Ignition Work. A. A. Shanks Will be Their Plumber. Will Kal at New York Cafe. J. B. Zemj? Will do Their Draying. Huckabee Will Keep Their Car Looking .New. The couple wed to-morrow, At Betty'a home at noon, And after it in over, They'll he on their honeymoon, When it comes to picking good thing*, Bobby is no fool, And this he shows most clearly, in selecting Pelaauh Fuel. "Bonny Blue" coal he'll always buy, Because it's much the best, It's purer and it's warmer, Ami it outlasts all the rest. Whenever they're requiring coal, They'll phone ,'1-wi-O .J, And they'll have their coal delivered, In the quick DeJ,oaeh way. Of course Husty's Battery service, Their battery will attend, For in them you have 'lectrunans, , On whom you can depend If their battery .gets all run .down, They'll charge it up just right, Or if it's not worth charging, i They'll install a Prest-O-Litp. , For Radio und Buttery 'lectric work, Hasty's is wheive to go, It's much the finest battery place, Of any that we .know. 1 A. A. Shanks the plum/bet^ Their njnmkis<r u>ij{ ine-tnLi, They picked upon this plumber, 1 Cause his work is best of Jill. Shanks makes a specialty., Of equipment that is new, They'll have the latest fixtures, And a bathroom of pale blue. < Whenever you need plumbing done, Installations or repair, We retommend A. A. -Shank*, ' They treat you right round there. i They'll go to the New York Clafe, Occasionally to eat. For things served jil lhi* indie* Always are a treat They'ie sure of utmost cJeantLnaihs, And food that's fre*h arid Jiicte,, Once you eat at tin* cafe. We know you'll d-o Jt twice.. Te save kitchen worrier- Sunday. i They'll go down there to dine, There they'll get read service, , And a menu that is fine. Shouftd they wreck tiadr auto body. Or wrap it 'round a tree, They will not even worry. They'll go to Huckabee, For rebuilding badly damaged euro. Or buildbng bodies new. The Huckabee Body People, We recommend to you. No matter what the damage*. Or how had that they may be. When the Huckabee people fix ibem, The y're as good as new you say. .1. R Zemp ivill do their hauling. Whenever it's required. W her. it cme- to transfer service, lie (!<? > it aj desired. He' rn- vc you: household furniture, Or even a. smaTl grip. Am! he's never damaged ar\ thing, i" the very harck'<t t::p. .'us* ;? '.? ].>. 2 1 it. W lie! \ u \ i hauling to be d "Tie, \nd plate of and worry . '!< '11 make your moving problems fur..) 1U>B AM) BET1A 1 Have Chosen the Following Firms 1 N. C. \ UNFIT and C. P. Do BOSK A. CRM ED B \RKF.TT BF 11.1)IN (i M \ TF.RIA1 COMPANY CAM I) F.N Ft KNIT! KE COMPANY ' KKDFKARN MOTOR COMPANY CAMDEN CLOTHING COMPANY THE FASHION SHOP H E A M A N S .1 EW El RA ST( >K E I.OM ANSKY'S SHOE SHOP Bl'RNS & BARRETT Mcl EOD-Rl'SH GROCERS CAMDEN BEAITY PARLOR NEW YORK CAFE W. SHEORN K SON HUCKABEE BODY WORKS J. B. ZEMP'S DRAY AO E MYERS VI I.CANIZINO SHOP ZEMP'S "NO MO KORN" W. ROBIN ZEMP'S DRUG STORE EL EC TR IK MAID BAKE SHOP PART IN ELECTRIC SHOP D. J. CREEI), RADIOS CAROLINA COCA-COLA CO. CAMDEN PAINT SHOP KATHER1NE DeLOACHE FUEL HASTY'S BATTERY SERVICE A. A. SHANKS. PLUMBING CAMDEN DRY CLEANKRY FISCHBL'8 FIVE AND TEN STORE DEMPSTER'S GARAGE CITY FILLING 8TATION PALACE BARBER SHOP E (WtUh for Bob and Betty next week) Long Flight Broken By Huge Army Plane Metropolitan Airport, L<>? Angelea, Calif., Jan. 7.?The amiy'e endurance flight plane, the Question Mark, glided to u perfect landing here at JJ:07 o'clock thik afternoon after a recordsmashing flight of 160 houis, 40 minutes and 16 seconds. The ship flew continuously for more than nix days, and nights, following its takeoff here New Year's morning at 7 :20 40 o'clock. The end of one of the greatest flights in all aviation histoiy came after a crew of five weary men had fought constantly against time and motors, which piled trouble in a heap upon them an hour before the landing. Thirty hours before their work seemed near an end when the motors t, balked, but the trouble cleared away, and the flight went on. As though (j in protest to the great strain place.] ^ upon them, the motors finally stutter- ^ ed, one went "dead" and with an j other rapidly failing, they forced the nose of the ship earthward. Previous motor trouble had been almost negli- . gible. ^ As the great black-bodied tri-mo- j tored Kokker with its shining yellow | wings touched earth almost upon ^ the spot where it had left so many ^ hours before, a cabin-door swung ^ open, and from it stepped the crew. ?, In the milling crowd of laughing, cheering army officer*, they were the calmest of all, broad amiles spread- ^ ing across their faces us they heard the acclaim to their dfforts. Not one of the five, though wornlooking, faltered. Maj. Carl Spatz, commanding officer, Capt. Ira C. Faker, Lieuts. Harry A. Halverson and El wood R. Queaudu and Staff Sgt. Roy Hooe walked to a waiting car, which carried them to a hangar and th?*n to Clover field, Santa Monica, p Calif:, for an offieiul physical examination. Just what happened aboard the Question Mark wu*k told by Lieuten- F ant Quesada in ?imple words as he lounged in the automobile speeding to the medical fcuHtc. "Just as I letft .the cuiiirois at 1 S o'clock this-afterrnnon, Captain Eaker took the wheel knd the left motor went dead. We sent Sergeant Hooe .. out on the catwalk, but his weight L was too heavy for the unstable condition of the Question Mark. "We knew then that the flight was over. We droppnd the gas within two J* or three minutes after we had taken it. "This was nrtt the first trouble. Saturday night we thought it was all over. All three engines lost their | power. That was fouled spark-plug*. We were all ready to end the flight 1 but finally we cleaned that up. It was not necessary for anyone to go out on the catwalk then. The first time during the flight thart it was necessary to go out was at 1 o'clock today, when Sergeant Hooe went out to the left motor. "It was worse than spark-plug trouble this time. It looked like valves. Shortly after 1 o'clock the right mo- p tor began to weaken. Then we knew the flight was about to end." When the plane Handed, the left motor was silent. The right motor was functioning, but a stream of oil i minuted from it, and the center motor ' * if was able to make but 1,300 revolutions a minute. Two thousand persons, who swarm-! ed about the airport, tiheored wildly us the plane taxied across the field. . ? scorn's of army officers went into wild I' demonstrations of delight at the unheard of record that the plane had set up. Music Teacher's tssociation The Music teachers . f South Cam- hr.a ate eagerly looking forward to ' '.he first Mu-n Teacher's Association Meeting separate from the South t'amlii.a Teacher's Association. lia\ ng to- g felt the need < f a separate rgan:/at am, the music teachers la-t . \ t a: at (1 rt^enville decided to hold ' their session at a different time f-< m the South Carolina Tea. tier's Assy* at on. This Associat.oii will meet in; SpaTUinhurg February 25th. lfl'j,. ;'or ! \ a one day ses< The progran will j contain extra> taiinary feature- including a midday banquet real! old fashioned "get together a-a! ktiow ! . each other" session. 'Besides c- out-: 1 standing addresses, the Association will he the guest of Convert College that evening for the piar > recital by Josef Lhevinne. It is earnestly hoped by the Presi- I jdent, William C. Mayfarth. that every i South Carolina teache- <yf music will make every effort to attend this meet-I ing. i i Henry Towner, a Greenville boy.j made a collection of 40 live snakes ia: a cage, hut recently found digging worms for them too much work for a high school senior and sold the lot for 50 cents, a pocket knife and a small telescope. Dick / *>* . J 3 year old pilot, feted ?i rivf \ ?rf Pr**n<?<J with ? *1,0001 check by the American Society foe the Promotion of Aviation for being the first aviator under 21 to fly r^om coaat to coaat in less than 21 Sergeant Archie I). Stern, of the egular army and detailed to Clemaon ollege, disappeared November 6, leavng behind hia new car, several hunIred dollars in the bank, his last pay he< k and all his personal effects exept the uniform he wore. He would iave retired on part pay in a few nontmi. Clemson authorities are now uie ' hat he is dead and his body well lidden, after an intensive search for iini lie has an excellent army record. lis health was poor and he recently ost his wife, and for ten days be-fore ie disappeared acted somewhat queer, Pwo theories are suicide in an out of: he way place, or murder. want^For Sale L J \\ A 1 htt KENT'S Newest product. The wonderful balanced dynamic radio set. We have had a number of our tourist friends to tell us that this set has by far the best tone quality of any and they have heard them all. Let us demonstrate and prove this claim without obligation. W. O. Hay, Local Dealer. Telephone 138 and 337. _ 42*sb. j OR SA LE?>English Bull Dog, one year old. HaMts good. N. B. Workman, Route 1, Westville, S. C. 41-43 pd.. X)R SALE?One dld-fashioned ma- i hogany table piano. Apply to Miss! Nannie Bradley, Route, Camden, ^ ^ 42-44 pd.; TiCA 'FO iT EN^^rorrT farm Black mare mule. Weight 800 pounds. .Notify, N. B. Workman, JLoute 1, Weatville, S. C. 41-43 pd. i OST?On the streets of Camden last Saturday ?ine bag of lineman's tools. Finder will be rewarded at Postal Telegraph office, Camden, I C- 42 sb. ' OR SALE?Judas trees, red twig dogwood, -Philadelphia Virginial, Anthony Watner ^pirea and other shrubbery at the Community Market on Saturday, January 12th. Reasonable prices. Borden Nursery, Borden, S. C. 42 OX7R1STS ATTENTION?We bav~e a few new Atwater Kent all electric, lamp socket radio sets that we will rent for the winter season at rea&onahli' prices. W. O. Hay, local Atwater Kent Dealer. 42-45 sb. i AN TED? Thirty squares or any part of second hand steel roofing. Address Camden Floral Company, Camden, S. C. 42-43 sb. tADIO BAKXrAIN^S^We have TuTt traded in another seven tube single dial Atwater Bent radio set (only used about six moitfhs) that wo are offering at less than half price. Battery operated. W. O. Hay, Atwater Kent Dealer. 'OR RENT?One foui^-room cottage garage and blacksmith shop on Highway No. 26, at Boykin's Mill Excellent stand. Enquire at The Chronicle office. Camden, S. C. 41-42 sb. 'OR RENT?For the coming year,' three or five horse farm, in fine! condition. Eight room dwelling witni three good tenant houses. Splendid; orchard. excellent school and church facilities. Address "Farm", I care of The lamdt-n Chronicle Camden, S. C. .Usb1 "OR SALE?Nice lot of oak wood ' just right for best tires. Also some! dry pine and some lightwood.! Sawed length wanted and can deliver promptly. Address Workman A- M ickey. Westville, S. C. _ 37-42 pd. "OR S AI.E. ? 1 >ry pine wood, 18 'and ' -4-inoh length?, delivered; also dry oak wood, 2-1 and 30 inches. Sen*' orders to W A. Edwards. West vide, S. C., 'I 1. 36-fit-d WANTED-?No. 1 pine logs. Highest cash prices paid; year round demand. Sumter Planing Mills and Lumber Co., Attention E. S. Booth Sumter.S^C. i-tf-g^ FOR SALE- Near Camden, plaver piano, with bench and rolls. Used about one year. Will sell for unpaid balance on easy terms. For particulars address Edward H. Hnrt, 1515 Taylor Street, Columbia, _ L 36-45 sh KARL Bl ERLE, chief engineer of the great German Graf Zeppelin Chooses the Majestic Radio.?Cam^ don furniture Company. 35 C A RP EN TERIN G?J oh n phone 268, 812 Church Street' Camden, S. C., will give satisfactory service to all for all kinds of carpenter work. Building, general repairs, screening, cabinet making and repairing furniture. My workmanehlp U My reference. I solicit your onag*. Thanking you in advmaee. 60 tf FOR RENT?-Hudson coach for the season. Looks like new, runs like new. Condition guaranteed perfect. Apolv to W\ O. Hay, at L. A. Campbell & Company Garage, Camden, S. c. 41 sb. MONKY 'nf LOAN^At\\x and'owThalf cent interest on improved city real estate. Apply Hepry Savage, Jr., Camden, S. C. S4tf THAT Super-Dynamic Speaker is built in every New Muiestic Radio, the Radio everybody likes to hear. ?Camden Furniture Company. 36 tf. CURT AIN ? WVHKtiSl\my~K DTom wishing curtains stretched please apply at 004 Campbell Street. Price* reasonable. 8-tf FOR RENT?Four room cottage on Broad Street. Apply to L. A. Wittkowsky, Camden, S. C. ' 40-tf WANTED?600 bushels field peas ut market price. Apply Welsh Motor Company, Camden, S. C. 40-tf FOR RENT?-Two farms in Kershaw County. Apply to L. A. Wittkowsky, Camden, S. C. 40 tf. Final Discharge Notice is hereby given that one month from this date, on Friday, February 1st, 1929, we will make to the Probate Court of Kershaw County our final return as Executors of the estate of James W. Brown, deceased, and on the same date we will apply to the said Court for a final discharge from our trust as said Executors. RACHEL C. BROWN, W. W. BROWN. Camden. S. C., December 31st, 1928. Stockholders Meeting Annual meeting of stockholders of Loan & Savings Bank will be held at their banking house, Tuesday, January 15th, 1929 at 4 o'clock p. m. JOHN S. LINDSAY, Secretary. NOTICE TO DOC OWNERS Dog license tax for 1929 is' now due. The penalty goes on by February 1st. All license tax on dogs not paid by April 1, will be subject to a fine of $5.00. S. W. HOGUE, County Treasurer. January 2, 1929. TAKEN UP Taken up on December 24, 1928, one small black horse mule, about ten years old. Owner can get mule by proving ownership ?u<I paying for this advertisement and care of mule. w. j. BRAJSINGTON, 10-42-pd Route 3, Camden, S. C. December 26, 1928. STOCKHOLDERS MEETING Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the Stockholders of The Fidelity Building and Loan Association will be held on Monday evening January 14th, 1929, at the office of the undersigned, at 6:30 o'clock. W. F. NETTLES, President and Treasurer. Notice of Dissolution of Partnership Notice is hereby given that by mutual agreement the partnership heretofore existing between K. T. Rosborough and X. A. Rosborough copartners as Rosborough brothers conducting a mercantile business at LugofT, S. f., is hereby dissolved. AB-parties will take notice that all debts now due by tl\e said firm have ' been assumed by the undersigned J. A. Rosborough, and likewise payment of all accounts due the said firm should be made to the undersigned. J. A. ROSBOROUGH, LugofT, S. C., December 31, 1928. Final Discharge Notice is hereby given that one month from this date, on Monday, February 11th, 1929, I will make to the Probate Court of Kershaw County my final return as administratrix of the estate of my deceased husband, W. E. Jackson, and one the same date I will apply to the said Court for a final discharge as said administratrix. CORA LEE JACKSON. Camden. S. C., January 8th, 1929. Notice of Dissolution of Partnership Notice is hereby given that by mutual agreement the partnership heretofore existing between William Champion and R. H. Haile, co-partners as Champion and Haile, conducting a business as undertakers in the City of Camden, S. C., is hereby dissolved. AH parties will take notice that all debts now due by the said firftt have been assumed by the undersigned R. H. Haile, and likewise payment of all accounts due the said firm should be made to the undersigned. R. H. HAILE Camden. S. C., Dec. 20, 1928. CITATION The State of Sduth Carolina, County of Kershaw. By W. L. McDowell, Esquire, Probate Judge. Whereas, E. P. Truesdale made suit to (ne to grant him Letters of Administration of the Estate of and effects of Leila A. Truesdale. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Leila A. Truesdale deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Camden, South Carolina on Thursday, January 17th next after publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand, this 3rd day of January, Anno Domini 1929. w. l. Mcdowell, Probate Judge for Kershaw County Chronicle and posted at the Court Published on,the 4th and 11th day* ! of ternary* 1989, In the Csi8NNS House door for the time prescribed ,by larw. " BANK Nol >W STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF BETHUNE LOCATED AT BKTHUNB, 8. O., A'l THK CLOSE Or fiWfS'Bg. PBCEMBfc* 31, 1939. Resources sv, I . ' S loans and Discount* . .. i. ^ V MU(fl Overdrafts, Cotton , Il9 Un secured v Bonds and Blocks Owned Furniture and Fixtures . 2.SSM Banking House l^H Other Real Estate Owned lljH Cash on hand and due from Hanks 8(3 Checks and Cash Items |9 Other Resources, Via; Cotton Account l.tjuM Collection Account 3 Farm Account > Total Mabillii.. Capital Stock Paid in * |16,CKj(i|I Surplus Fund y 5|0ttfl Undivided Profits, less Current Expenses and laxes Paid ... 2H Due to Bank* and Bankers j. )A Individual Deposits Subject to Check w,240.01 -53 Savings Deposits C- 3 Time Certificates of Deposits 8B,?88.78 Cashier's Ohccks * ? ***** * o38?34 Bills Payable, including Certificates for Money Borrowed .... Total $118,21(9 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Kershaw Before me came G. E. Parrott, Cashier of the above named bank,whifc9 lug duly aworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a trui tdtjfl tlou of said bank, as shown by the books of said bank. G. E. Parrott, CaahUf.9 Sworn to and subscribed before me this 8 day of January, 1929/3 Correct Attest: Loring Davis H G. B. King Notary Public for S. C, N. A. Bethune >'^^9 A. K. McLaurin Directors. Na. 818 I STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF LOAN ANI) SAVINGS BANK LOCATED AT CAMDEN, S. ('., AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS DECEMBER 31, 1928. Resourcea. Loans and Discounts 9252,308.19 Overdrafts 82u9 Liberty Bonds owned by Bank 3,000.1)9 Bonds and Stocks Owned by Bank 90,289i(m9 Furniture and Fixtures 4,OOO.OoM Other Real Estate Owned 6,219.95^9 Cash on hand and due from Banks 70,136.6lB Checks and Cash Items 8,872.49 Total 1434,96148J Liabilities. Capital jStock raid in $ 100,000.00 Surplus Fund 6,000.00 I Undivided Profits, less Current Expenses and Taxes Paid .... 2,043.05 Due to Banks and Bankers * NONE J Dividends Unpaid a Individual Deposits Subject to check 235,677.47 "l ) Saviirgs Deposits 70,190.19 t Time Certificates of Deposit 8,474.84 -- 9 Certified Checks . 288.76 Cashier's Checks 894.91 316,525.67 9 Notes and Bills Re-discounted 7, 769.66 m Bills Payable, including: Certificates for Money Borrowed NONE 9 Total . ... $434,951.# B State of South Carolina, County of Kershaw. i Before me came John S. Lindsay, Cashier of the above named bank, wbe, being duly sworn, says th t the above and foregoing statement is a tree H condition of said bank, as shown by the books of said bank. JOHN S. LINDSAY, Cashier. ;9 Sworn to and sifbscrlbed before me this 7th day of January, 1929. Correct?Attest: J. WHITAKER, JR., 9 J. H. Clybum Notary Public for S. C. -9 Thos. J. Kirkland ,.9 J. Lee Little '? Directors. ; M THE RIGHT WAY TO TRAVEL is by train. The safest. Most comfortable. Most reliable. Costs less. Inquire of Ticket Agents regarding greatly reduced fares for short trips. SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM J ' - -4iSj9 No. 436 i STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE MERCHANTS AND FARMERS BANK ! LOCATED AT BETHUNE, S. C., AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS '! DECEMBER 31, 1928. L Reso urces Loans and Discounts $42,384.17 ,,1 Overdrafts .39 rr Bonds and Stocks Owned by Bank 8,606.25 Furniture and Fixtures ,2,207.13;:! Banking House ' l,068.75f$ Cash on hand and due from Banks 103,585.97 Exchanges for the Clearing House '385.68 Other Resources, vie: Cotton Account .... 3,014.07 Total $161,203.01 _ , _ Liabilities C apital Stock Paid-m-. rt ; $20,000.00 Surplus Fund . \ 7 g oqo.00 Undivided Profit*, less Cerent Expenses and Taxes Paid e'419^45 Individual Deposits Subject to check. 80 296 63 Savings Deposits '. fi'WdR Cashipr'*'1 rv%Ca8 ?f Deposit ? 38!403!72 C awner s Checks QAO/TO iiOfTJUiA Bills Payable including Certificates for Money Borrowed NONE Reserve Fund Carried on General Individual or Savings Ledger 400.00 is _U1 $iei^Q3.oi 8tntr of South Carolina, County of Kerahaw. betn? a?\* C*m* J' D* L?fltte- Ca.hier of the above, named W*, a?R beinf duty awom, aaya that* the ab?v? and ' - . _ ma con<",l<>? ? ??* .. *??.. *jtll 1^*3X3 &?"*" * 0%?^ *uWib?i *?ton I6thU^y?rfkjium*ry. 1MB. ^ E. B. UIT * *> * Director?, > Jj^u: