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l^Buy- Mw*y Lands f,. Massey estate lands told Rjliott-Darby Realty A AucKpp.nv. of Columbia, laat FrL Lifting of 978 acre* lying ?. CjCerahew to Camden highway L toilee eouth of Kerahaw. Lyht by R. M. Perry at a rate E|0 per acre. The lands were K?ed in separate tracts and E M ? whole.?'Kershaw Era. ETAX RETURNS V Auditor Kershaw County, Kfl, 8. c., December 11, lttl Ei* hereby given Unit the Au Office will be open for receiv1. Returns from January 1st, March 1st, 1930. All persons real estate or personal propE,it make returns of the same Kiaki period, ias required by be subject to a penalty of 10 Ruditor will attend in person Kjputy at the following placfs county on the dates indicated Kjriug returns: ?.?3. . Kjte, January 19 and 14. Ki Mill. January 14. fW/ January 16 and 17. K Hill, January 22. 1 [lie, January 24. K January 29 and 30. K^oiis between the ages of 21 ears, inclusive are required poll tax and^iU persons beE ages of 21 Ana 50 years. K?re required to pay a Road ipss excused by law. All K,< Guardians, Executors, AdKora or Agents holding prop charge must return same, fending tax returns by mail pee oatn to same before some Kid fill out the same in prop cr or they will be rejected. " B. E. SPARROW ^ Auditor Kershaw County. Best Purgative for ^K~ - I' m &**s%??^ l&a Wr^ ' Relieves I the congestion, reduces cations, hastens recovery. [^ r-^ i.1 Utiee To Dog Owners. 1830 dog license tax will be l payable January 1, 1930. The .25 for each dog?one dollar 1 is credited to the school disKom which the tax is paid, trustees may check up on their B^titvery tax paid means ad l fundi for school district. _. S. W. HOGUE, County Treasurer, er 20, 1929. |6~(T6 " a Prescription for Grippe, Flu, Dengue, ' Fever and Malaria. most speedy remedy known. TAX NOTICE. EASl. REITS OFFICE | CAMDEN, S. C. j August 14, 1929. is hereby given that all nty and School taxes for t shall \xi due and payable $tptember 15th and Decern 1921). Any information* with to taxes will be cheei fully 4 upon application. When inquiry please state School *V?ry respectfully, W. HOGUE, Treasurer, Kershaw County, S. C. Ill ?wiuy^|| Mkvi used Cap- I Ht intervals for I Hp jeers, wbstt I Htfered from | Hbess, and It 1 Hqi helped me," I H Mrs. J. W. 1 Hft.R. F. D. 2, I 1 waA J with bad V H of backache. If Hoes I felt as & ? back would bMak 1 M I ono foot after the || | fa a h el plead sort ot^a I H^y husband urged me to fi L ^Bkrdui, and I soon found H' fine medicine it J r ^B?n my second child was jl ( I was in very bad health- J ^H&ot pick up as I Bhould |i I ^B 1 was weak and sickly, gl I ^B&t believe that I would ! ^B?wae through, hilt tot |? 11 Honor Roll Students Camden City Schools Hifh School Scholarship Honor Roll Grade Ha?Marion Evans, Cecil McCaaklll, Alvin Bandars, Luther Shaw, William ThompsdH* Mary E. McCas kill, Marjoria Walker, Mary K. Wooten. Grade 8b Peggy Baldwin, Mary Lee Blakeney, Carrie McLeod, ElixastitkM*W*' ShirIey' Lorine Grade Da "Nancy Brown. Grade 0b~Virglnia Drawdy, Katharine Kennedy. Grade 10a?Dougld Barnes, S?1<k mon Mima* Grayson Shaw, Margaret Goodale, Harriet Loriek. 10k?Ruby Burns, Grace Kobinson. s Grade 11a?Shannon Blackwell, 01Jye Nettles,, Lenora Rhame, John Clayton. Gygde Ub?Elieabeth Zemp, Mildyed (Wi^tta, Mattie Shaw, Virginia Howard^ Caroline- Houaer, Willie Hail*. Scholarship Honor Roll Grammar Grade 1, Mills?Claud I.amoy, Waltei Mims, Charles McCuskill, .Joseph Rhame, Lamar Rush', Leonard Schenk, Marvin Smith, Carolyn Cooley, Martha Gettysj ^I.aura Lea. Green,' Jane Moore, Frances Rhame. ' Grade 1, Latham?'Edward Williams/ Earl Harvey, Wilma Laney, Margaret Drakeford, Elizabeth Sinclair, Myrtle Sinclair, William Brown, Leon Roberts, Louis Smith, James Thompkihs, Virginia Huggins. Grade 1, Zemp?Joby Hough, Da vid Melton, Jr., Kamel Sheheen^, Doris Hinson, Margaret Sanders. yGrade 2a Lewis Flenikeu, Jerry Hancock, Jimmy Little, Herbert Moore, James Norman, Billy Pitts, Benson Sheorn, Robin Zemp," Minnie B., Cunningham, Margaret Fischel, Marjorie Hatfield. Phyllis Karesh, Beatrice Kirkland, Arramenta Murph', Martha Smith, Betty Sowell, Ann Whitaker, Clarine Munn. Grade 2b-?Juanita Trapp, Hazel Twitty, Annie Shirley, Helen Stogner, Marietta Stalnaker, Nancy Sanders, Dick M^Neeley, Gather Cliilders, Helen Broome, Malcolm Anderson, Oscar Sodergren. Grade 2, Mid-Year?Arthur Brown, Charles Trapp, David Wolfe Wallnau, Frances D. Baruch, Margie Creed, Theresa Reed, Marjorie Rush, Annie Shirley, Margaret Sinclair, Dorothy Smith, Nancy Twitty. Grade 3a?Harriet Brunson, Marie Bullock, Harriet Foster, Virginia Frye, Jane Halsall, Dally Jackson, Constance Kinney, Neta Kirkland, Margaret Munn, Maud Outlaw, Elsie Redfearn, Lois Rhame, Sarah Sheorn, Lenora Sinclair, Lottie Smyrl, Vashti Thigpen, Maggie TVanOiam, William Christmas, Eri^e^t Frietag, Richard Gettys, Junior fcniithr Harry' Lee Waters. Grade 3b?Mathew Munn, Elah Evans, Marie Ammons, Rubina Hatfield; Olive McQuirt, Evelyn Trimnal, Lillie Mae Rabon. Grade 3, Midyear?William Baxley. Leroy Bran ham, Talmadge Dabney, Guy Mayer, Rhetta McLeod, Margaret West, Myrtle Williams. Grade 4a?(Benjamin Gettys, Wylie Hogue, Albert Irby, Jack Rhame, Jack Richards, Payton Shirley, Furman Stewart, Clinton Thigpen, Jpck Villepigue, John Whitaker, Douglas WooteHr Dorothy Durfee, Beulah Graham, Carolyn Hill, Louise Mickle, Dorothy Moore, Wilhelmina Strak, Susan Team, Margaret Osborne. Grade 5a?Francis Chapman, William DeLoache, Basil Munn, Minnie Sue Bruce, Carolyn Cantey, ttebecca Rush, Florence Savage, Jean Van Landingham, Naomi Walker, Nancy Watts .Grade 5b?.Viola Brewer, Beulah Cain, . Grade 5c?Lena Sinclair Grade 6a?Robert Shaw, Jack Halsall, Marion Smith, McKain RichIrds, Fannie Mickle, Helen Tindal, Emily Sheorn. ""Grade 6c?Liza Jackson. Grade 7a?'Ruth DeLoache, Charlotte DuBose, Estelle Myers, Dorothy Van Landingham, Eugene Howard. Grade 7c?Mildred Marshall. Attendance Honor Roll Grade 1, Mills?Clarence Grahan\, Claude Lamoy, Walter Mims, Grady Riles, Jack Smyrl, William VanLaniingham, Yates Villepigue, Wilma Christmarf, Carolyn Cooley, Lois Gnskitt,rMartha Gettys, Louii^ Moore, Betty Munn, Margaret McDowell, Doris McLeod, Nettie Lesso Ogburn, Beatrice Oliver, Frances Rhame, Mary Smith, Lottie Twitty. Grade 1,'Latham?Bobbie McKeniie, Tallie Shirley, Frank Sullivan, Margaret Drakeford, Wilma Laney, Margaret Williams, William Brown, Earl Dabney, Bobbie, Morford, Louis Smith, Lloyd TrueBdale, Dorothy Maw>n, Williard Kellcy. I Grade 1+Zemp?Jack Bullock, Joby Hough, David Melton, Jr., Kamel Shebeen, Doris Hinson, Mildred BrittoA. Grade 2b?Ralph Connell, Hugh Ux, Juno Cornell, Klvin "Scarbov-1 ough, Gene Hilton, Douglas Ogburn, Jhomttj. Sheheen, Jack Stein, Albert Shirley, Edward Bereen, Curtis West, Malcolm Anderson, Gather Childera, Dick McNeeley, Helen Stoker, Annie Shirley, Juanita Trapp. , Grade 2a?Catherine Christmas, Minnie B. Cunningham, Margaret Fiachel, Betty Gettys, Annie Mae Godwin, Marjorie Hatfteld, Phyllis Kareah, Myrtle McJUin, Roaa Peebles, Ruth Shirley, Lorine Smith, Martha Smith, Betty Sowell, Betty Thomas, Ann Whitnker, Ergone Campbell, Lewis Fleniken, Jerry Hancock, William Marsh, Herbert Moore, Jack Marshall, Billy Pitta, Benton Sheom, rollin Watte, Robin Zemp. 2 midyear~Arthur Brown, Wilhe Childera, I. J. McKenzie, La vern Price, Oharles Trapp, Francee L). Baruch, Theressa Heed, Marjorie Hush, Margaret Sinclair, Dorothy Smith, Vivian Threatt, Nancy Twltty. Grade 3a-_Mary Drawdy,+Harriet Foster, Virginia Frye, Jane Uafeall. Neta Kirkland, Lois Rhame, Grace Rhoden, Lenora Sinclair, -Kathuleen Smith, Lottie Smyrl, Betty Whitaker, William Christmas, Harold McCaskill, Richard Gettys, Junior Smith, Harry Lee Waters, iBilly Wilson. Grade 8b?Clinton Christmas, Mnthew Munn, Archie Stein, Ralph Stevenson, Margie DeLoache, Dorothy Dority, Elah Evans, Louise McNeely, Lillie Mae Rabon, Mary E. ltiggins, Juanita Sanders. Grade 3 midyear:?William Baxley, James Brunson, Talinadge * Dabney, J. C. Hough, Dewitt Huckabee, Gilbert Shirley, Ithetta McLeod, Ruby Vereen, Margaret West, Myrtle Wil-, liams. Grade la?Benjamih Gettys, Hugh Gettys, Leonard Goff, Wylie Hogue, Carlyle Jackson, H. T. Lovette, Graham Marshall, Hal Norman, Jack Richards,Fred Sheheen, Payton Shirley, Jack Villepigue, Stanley Watts, Douglas Wooten, Sophia Creed, Lesta Davis, Bw-ulah Graham, Carolyn Hill, Louise Mickle, Dorothy Moore, Margaret Osborne, Ben Mildred Sowell, Wilhelmina Strak, Paulette West. Grade 4b?L^wis Anderson, Ivey Connell, James Graham, Julius Hough, J E. Horton, James Mason, W. A Marshall, John Allen Melton, Harry Moore, Claremont Rabon, Herbert Richey, Albertus Rush, Meshell Sheheen, Dick Shirley, Harold Smith, Paul Smith, B. J. TfueBcfhle, Claud Williams, James Williams, Jean Bell, Annie Childers, Doris Drawdy, Julia Mae Hough, Margaret Mayer, Katherine Myers, Cc ,a Mae Scarborough, Gladis Threatt, Vira Truesdale. Grade 5a?Emerson Branham, Ray- s mond Bouvais, Francis Chapman, William DeLoache, Sidney Kirkland, August Kohn, Robert Marye, Ja'mea McKenzie, Basil Munn, Lyles Munn, William < Nettles, Frank Oliver, Isaac Hitts, H. B Shirley, Minnie Sue Bruce, Carolyn Cantey, Virginia-Davis, Catherine Dempster, Ida Bell Mooneyham, Rebecca Rush, Hazel Shirley, Lillie Mae Smith, Willie Mae Smith, Jfea'n VanLandingham, Naomi Walker,'Nancy Watts, Mary Watkins. Grade 5b?J. D. Crolley, Sidney, Gardner, W. J. Jackson, Manley Mc-. Leod, Edwin Miller, Clarence Sharp, Willis Sheorn,. Mary Lee Galloway, ( Mary Alice Rabon, Bertie Lee Rob erts, Margaret Lominac, Sudie Shirley, Eula Smyrl, Essie Lee Tolbert. ; Grade 5c?Horace Hall, Edward Hastey, Bruce McCaskill, Charles McCaakiU, Winder Robinson, Mary J Branham, Louise McLeod, Mary E. McDowell. May Sheffield. Lorine Tolbert, Rutb Waters. Grade 6a?-4ack Brown, Jack HalsnR, L. S. Mayer, Jr., Raymond Mobre, McKain Richards, Robert ShaV, Marion Smith, William West, Mamie Baker, Leila Christmas, Sadie Frietag, Regena Goodman* Thetaaa Kinney, Fannie Mickle, Emily. Sheorn, Emily Shannon, Lena Stevenson, Helen Tindal, Mary Purser, Willis Wright. Grade 6b?Ned Board, Willis DeBruhl, Nettles Myers, Harold Shirley, Boyd Trapp, Jennie Cullen, Louise Reed, Lucile Robinson, Dorothy Watts Grade 6c?C. W. Rhoden, Lloyd Rush, Lessie B. Bullock, Annette Hasty,, Alberta Watts. Mable Yates. Grade 7a?James Chapman, Otis Creed, J. B. Gaskins, Ergene Howard, Roscoe Johnson, oJerome Hoffer, Robert Rhame. Ruth DeLoache, Ruby Gardner, Estelle Myers, Frances McLeod1, Dorothy VanLandingham, Eleanor Watts. Grade 7b?Boyd Branham, Frank Clyburn, ' John Flowers, Clyburn Gardner, Ralph Goodale, Frank Hinson, ^Edward Lorick, Billy Moseley, Francis Sheheen, Earle Hammer, Margaret Baker,, Emily Bell, Willie Hough, Leola Hudson, Ruth Moseley, Ruby Oliver, Mary Richey, Frances Shanks, Purvis Shirley, Dennie Smith, Marie Trapp, Maynell Trajip; Miriam Hammer. Z-.-f.vr. Grade 7c?Donald Hill, Herman Jackaon, Cleo Johnson, Mildred Marshal, Lillian McCaBkill, Alice Meltpp, Rosalie Moore, Henrietta Myers, Young Couple Die In Suicide Pact Hickory, N.'c, Luther Turner, 19year-old Highland* youth, who drove hi# automobile into the Catawba river, Carrying hii sweetheart with him to death, rather than live in separation from her, will not receive his last racpjded wish?to be buried by her aide. In a note telling of his suicide plana which led to recovery of his body and that of Elsie Poovey, 18yea*-ol<! Lenoi^JRhyne College co-ed yesterday, tho youth made known his desire tlmt they be buried together. The hoie, received by Luther's brother a few hours after the couple disappeared here last Sunday, read: "I cai.not live without Elsie. We will die ,n each others arms, I want us to !> buried side by side in the same grave. You will ftud pur bodies ip the Catawba river at the steel bridge." Mr. ai d Mrs. W. C. Poovey, parents of Klsie, planned to bury her today in ihe Mount Olive Lutheran cemetery while 'Turner will find a grave it St. Stevens Lutheran cemetery tomorrow. ^-^JSe pa rate funeral services will be held. Searchers who dragged grappling hooks through the muddy waters of the Catawba located the bodies of the boy and girl yesterday shortly after noun, Clasped in each others armB, the two were seated in Turner's submerged car. Parent- of the girl today reiterated disbelief she had joined Turner in a suicidal pact. Their theory is that Elsie's refusal to marry him until she had finished her college course led young Turner to plan the death of both ami that the girl knew nothing of Turner's plans prior to the plunge into the river. Undertakers who prepared the bodies for burial said there .were no marks of violencife on the girl's body. Humorous and Tragic. The following letter was addressed to Sheriff ,J. P. Howard, with touches of humor, and yet mirroring the plight of many farmers: Aiken Journal and Review: "Mr. Howard pleas send statment of my tax all so pleas notic and you will find 21 tax paid but not 28. "Far I has nohing no horse, no mule no cat or dog no real estat one cow liken $9.40 pain frfr her may boy lef one piec car He is in Florida I sale sum it for Junk. But pleas sir rite mee to sav expences Far I ant got no money." The body of Pilot Thomas P. Nelson, air mail flyer, was found Thursday afternoon by a rabbit hunter near Chagrin Falls, Ohio, after the flyer and his plane had been missing since early Monday morning." Nelson lost his life while flying between Cleveland, Ohio, and Bellefonte, Bau and the accident was dtie to a heavy snow storm prevailing at the time. Virginia Tolbert, Ella Twitty, Melvena Twitty, Nataline Zeigler. ? Artificial Flowers Slumps With Nature 'The rise in importjinee of the out flower industry, and improved trans -j portation methods which have made it possible tb secure real flowers-of almost every variety in any part of the United States at any time, has had-a-noticeable effeict on the artifl? cial flower industry. Government census figures for 1925 disclosed a drop of 4.8 per cent for this industry's volume of business as compared with the total for 1923, the year of the preceding census. Ddring the same period, the florists industry was having one of its greatest periods of growth, according to the Society of American Florists and Ornamental Horticulturists, an organization composed of 7,000 growers and retailers of flowers. In addition to the natural preference for real flowers and the greater variety of flowers made available through transportation and distribution improvements, the Society gives the increased advertising of the florists in newspapers, and the national advertising sponsored by the Society, as the prinaipal reasons for the gain shawp by in/iuatry. Robert L. Meare|j former super* intendent of education for Greenville county, on Tuesday entered a plea of I guilty to a charge of official miscon-^.-- "* .. duet and was sentenced by Judge J. K. Henry , to serve six months in the , , j state penitentiary and pay u fine of $1,000. On the same day Will/ Barnett, negro, charged with murder, was convicted without recommendation to mercy. Barnett killed his wife. Miss Mary Calhoun, lineal descendant of John C, Calhoun, died at t Clemson College Tuesday night in the old Calhoun mansion, where she had made her "home. She had been # in poor health for three years and had lived at Clemson College for 25 years. . , YOUR 1930 AUTO | $| LICENSE PLATES Delivered to you the day j after application is made 1 . "mm j I License Courier Service I NO LOSS i I NO DELAY I NO TROUBLE I NO MAILING 1 I NO ANNOYANCE I ' Apply now I WELSH MOTOR COMPANY I CAMDEN | ! Service Charge 50c J I ..Jli | Operating with cooperation of State Highway Department I . . . - t LOOK FOR KM PIRU BRAND I1 1 ON BACK OF EACH PIECE # J* I A|Tv TAV WATirr I til I IAA 11VI1VL I Notice is hereby given that all property / II in the City Limits of Camden upon which J| 1 jtyxes for 1927 have not been paid will be it advertised for sale on January 1, 1930. I >1 Also notice is hereby given that all 1928 I |j taxes not paid by December 15, 1929, a I. || penalty of seven (7) per cent, will be r 1 added to same. II By order of City Council of Camden. I