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I ' i". >< ; y t f. i 7' <1 . ' r.? r? ?i f . t f?? "i" .t tujr 'if ' ' \'i, t" A!! r r.? / '<! rrn-r ?ian?I 1 ' < ' ' ' r,.- -' r't'-" ' I' i. il-' * ' . i-' ' 11 I'll -..a . > .i !i. y ;i r -I - ' ..f II I II ,* ! ' . a: .~ * "-'-'l 1 I II \! I.I OD . f K? ' t "A ' i \ I \\ K\h? I I ION S M k 1 . . ,, ? . ' ' ! I ' I ' I ' it ' ! ! \ . I' Ma I'' I)<-ath of .Mr. (jardncr !) J i j; ffi-i:: 'lanlnrr, a r''-:'irnt Hi-: hi in..I Vi.ia/i-. r.<lay afli-r ?*ra. y.?-?-k, M <? acinar ah- a!>-> it J'< . ar - '<f aK1' ar.'I wa- t>orn .11 'iv 'i'l*''- put'. u'JU.'.Ly. 1* < *! -? .....a. ;<f -, ? had ha rp. '.fie l.-h r,^ ar.<l jnt.ng JHTfii;* tfi? ll< rmilay"- r ! Mi t.ai.fn.-r aii- a < married ari-J - -u: . .. < ! Iiv i.. - -< : 'a 1 f , wh 1 a M - A r.ri.v .Ma. I . v r . The a r,^ . h ;<j i ? n .1! ' j . . > Myrt ' 1 1 -i *a-1. 1 ? .. (1 >ii.> r. \ : r_'! I '?a r'; ? . M IvJf... I-: X .Ira-;. a-.-! I: . i-r > la -1 . rf 'i: > ?.y ! : > ( . : 1 Ti a }.{? 1 ' I- am ' ' InircH Notice M: I' . Haj.t.?.tn M I'. ' Sunday - of.- 1 < .1 I j.: . a I I a. Ill ; 1: V. I'. I . " 11. i! Iih- puli.. - i-"m|;ally | Iodine Products Stores Specials Friday, Saturday March 21-22 SUGAR, I limit 52c I '< > R K RE A NS. can> 5 <>r 25c QUAKER OATS, Quick <>r IS / ilar. 3 for 25c >< >.\r, < > < l; i vr'111. ~>1' >i/c. (> fur 22c i I LOUR, Lucilc, "2 1 -p<iuiul-u S. R. " 85c ! Ill .< )U R. Lucilr. 1 2 pounds >. R. * 45c i FLOUR, True Love, '2 1 -pounds S. R. 95c iA < < > N . M :.anK-) j ?< ) | n til lit 1 lOU^c j RAC ON, Fat Rack, p.-r ; i:; : 11c 1 IA < < > N . R . : '. ; I. r 1 6 1 2 C SAL I . . j..,. , i 10c G R1 1 S. 1 , ? 36c ! SA! MON Kim-. B?i A., i : 33c A. ..V.? 29c I SOAR, P.ilniiilivr, 29c 1 .11.11'' \ : I'.. 25c CO! 1 LL, 1 amily Joy, p. r ]' i .. 34c WESSON OIL, : :?;* 25c I \\ EKS< )N oil. quart > 49c Visit Our Two Big Stores | 1028A Broad Street 549 DeKalb Street | H. F. Evans, Manager T. C. Gladden, Manager y ' . L . 1 . 1 75 Proper Diet Curbs Pellagra Says Doctor 1 " * I Airnough much ha* been w ritten i ?.rd more sa.d onteming peilajfra, ! u pre v*r.:r&r. ar.d cur*, *t:i? the** j are a. great mar.) c*?e? in Kershaw i count) Several -.a*** with well de-I f...ed ?>- rr> were observed a* early a"s the mnidi* of February, and the .? constantly on the in* j create It would be d./ftcult to even gut** now many .a **-* will occur with n trie m-xt frw month#, eince &o^ i rr.ar.) ptopit have fa.ltd to follow ad- 1 v.te and ,/i?tr uct.oo heretofore given, ; nays Dr A. W\ Humphr ey, Director of the Kershaw- fount) Health I)i- , purtmenl. In view of the /Wt mat, "To keep from na>;ng thin diaefue. a proper il.et, . * all tnat i# needed," now i? t t the r/io*'. .rnjiortant time to rw-gin to j repare for trie ?uppl> of p'oper food. Say- 'ne I'uohc Health Serv: e. "The ? Uifi v a'.ior? of more and better gar- . d? r.- .ii the area of pellagra eodemic4^y wouoj r>e ver) helpful in trie pretention a fid ? rad. at.oh of pellagra . r d should v / jraged ;r. all j>o#?.b.e ways. A.-". ' In order that a propel!) r ? : d et rn:>) be as' -ar. trie ;'a' >'. -nojpj . :ude "be } To- en-a;-, -tar-he#. -weet# a/id -, a l.v ?|uaftt^Ly of-* fir''* - ??-.fra- lean meat. and an a . .. ,,? jr-ppn vegetable.* arid .. ' a d wiefi-rah!) -orr.e of ai! 'if - . a*-e- f food- " Say- the I' H eu.it n .-e-v.cp, "M:lk I* the' I! '/- '. ..iipoit.il.l - git foorj in balar. g the d:<-' Not only ;- fre-hirilr. a omp.eV food .n ,t?elf, but r.a- ,:r.( except nal power in -nip : I'ie I'/ti^Ljt.rig other food? and correct-' ,r.J the;.- del';, .-neje.-. T.'H- -ingle I ni'diiio to trie customary diet will .r pra? t. ail) ill instance* protect f i m pellagra." lv> ery pev-on of .nteli,g4-ra * a.'.-'l f <** port-ible position f iin tr.? (iovernor down. re..,gniiie? ? fu . .oiportani e o! owneri/.;p of a / t V >o?: rii i- :> <o\k a m?-an* M insurir.g an a-jua*.< mi's. .*upp.y tor the f rioi) arid tr.u- pi eventing pellagra, ? iid aid U c.\ ouraged to the ut- . rn-.-t. A a-. A.'n unfavorable *ympto-it ' lid ' a ed in Tie rare >f % ... far. . r. j e-poi ; t f.-r pr? < '.' on arid th" , . < *t- utH.n ' pei - ..r, who i * p- . f'.od f..r 'fan iy. There : : r.e . ar.* ry y eftt. * .' ...... ,1. f,,r 1 ii,.r a rui ' j? ?? a .'* > *ai<?a -"ir; : .- -? tha' "?i>-nts < f ' ! ' A f 1 ; ' a ' ? * ? )/* * ! ! - . i :.k n * '! ! ' . j: A. v. a * t A ... If.-. It*. I '.-part men* i* ' - . I ' H .*. d ,:*o 5 v Hav. - 1 : in a* K.-r ' aw. 'a-:1, mater .a 11; a - - * thi . .v," .on and i U" pe'i. - i . How. . there s ir ? > aim ,t * a!' ' t" neces-ary ; pla*? ' pro j >e *" i a*, all times 'I med rie when reeded in the di>' ' on "f i ;>hy*!< :an. Neither i*1 * . i. a y litn that \<-a*t i.* effert vi an;. <>t'ner ailment or i"ini ia ' ' .i* pellau"a on account of i IT v t~.:..l. . / ate lit. I riM-^dale- l'earce < "in oi.' .i a -u- pri.-e to the i many f-M--id* wa the man ;age of Mi** I 'adnia I'ue-dale to Mr. .1. I?. l'? arce. of Myrtle Heai h. I he maniage ccr* i mot.) performed at th.e ha me of ' lie h: nie's parents, "The Pirn-.*", N - : of i aniden. 7:00 o'clock Sun* da;. I va rung. Mar. h 1 *?th. by Ke\. J. 1' 1 a*to:., pastoi' of the First Hapt;*t church f this city. The hndi s the attractive daughter o! Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Truesdalc. Mr. ' I'carce is a civil engineer and is m the employ of the South Carolina lughway forces. The your g ouple left invmerliatelv at tor the . oniony for a wedding ti !>, a ft or a h they will make their ' at M Beach. 1 ' ' ; .i!:11 i t s who held up , Km:., on Friday. ,i p. **i' nil Sat iii say < n - u roun<K d by :machine guns "t arly t u d.a> j a <1 a <' ! I'% ' IK! M I KIH K> '. I K I I \ I K \l.ot S K \(i 1! '1 ' t r*t pagi ) ; . i? r ..).cn a ml t hey ; A' < when this hapi I ' ' k",. w what *he stab1 'a-i w - l didn't see any ' . kt..ii. K.?, ?a" around on the jl t?o !?.? times and toli i nie t<> cat. a her that lw>ttie had stahbed he-a It was about ten min. utes .ifter i leo had taken lw>ttie a- ; j way the las* time that she came hack. The last time they went away they went through the jail yard. It was about three minutes after she was that Bess;*- After |ht fclj I ran and called Mam* and my Mep-f?ther, We didrr't pick her up u.t;} t??* Sheriff came, After *he had stabbed her Ix?tt:e came hack up the istep* a -d Bc**ie kicked her Lat*. '.vice. I>>tt.< ran then. Nannie Kate Elliott: "1 *ot with I^tta* at her bouse. There were two other ,'iriji beaide* me, Ix^uie and Lily Mae Fa we, Me left Lottie'* I.O'jm: walking. Me were picked up on In-KaJb at reel by ?ome man. Joal the thr^e XJr** an<* ont man l,i the F<-rU -o*d?t*r. Me rode around ar -Ln.rty minuleft, -M'e passed by I^afayette Avenue and saw Huth, fv-?ie and fleo on the porch. M'e hollered at them, M'e went on down the xtreot and turned .around and ; nr.<- back. M'e spoke again an! I//ttie Hollered to t'leo and said *V'.u go to Hell, you / Mi- got out of the car at the corner and started back to Ruth's hou?2 a' ! J?tt.e took out a knife out of r.i r sto< king. opened it and held tt ir he' hard under her cr^t. .She V/' ?d that ?fi#? wo ufd kill any girl 1/,i' went w:th f'leo. < leo -tarted t. meet us ahd we met about thre-s r.Q fi- from a her e be- had been when t? ' ** h.rn. He asked J>ot' e why e . .is tu.ssing. She .said -he was - mad and didn't mean .t. He r. ' r by the arm and she hhwerci - M?-:e and told her to conu out of rr? b j.c Bessie told her 'hat f r- wanted to see. her -he would have ' on;i l.ottie told Bes- - that - wasn't g ,.ng to have f'leo Cle > ' her that he was through with , - becau-e -r.e went around with t o r men a!.'! he was going aronu^ *.v.th other ir:: 1. ("leo told her this1 I ..: te: we had go;..- through the jail j \ a*?l. I/otto jer/.'-d a loose from, C.eo and ran back and hid behind a S'm- t'.ld Cieo that she woull k.ll ,inv g.rl that he went with. ? M'e 1 ... . I had gutter, to Beards r niing Station; before -he ran back and we went 1 back after her. M'hen we got bach i had hidden behind a tree. M'e a-ked. Bessie if she had been there, lid -he said 'Yes,' that -he was | r aling behind a?Tree on the other j -;de of the rojid. Rut'n a-ked me in leave 1h-< -a use the law w a - '-ming. Mr- -tarted to leave and when we" ra: gone a pie? e up the s*ri-e; I -u-rt-d -nmror.e fall. 1 - iw l.ottie' f down the -tcp- with a knife in hand. Be>-;e -aid that l^ottie 't-i -tabbed h< r." I -. 1V Mae Fade: "1 g with Lottie and Nai-ie K.\te ;?rt my home. We hat! been up street an<J we came bad: home- and wc- U-ft again to go to the ' Ih.pt.st church. I had never been | there but the -j:hers said that the\4 had. We didn't go to church bit' got with a man in a Ford roadster V ' end then we passed where Bessie was. We rode a-ound about thirtym.nuteft before then. When we passed I/ottie hollered at Cleo. We pass- ; ed?the second t.me and hollered at inem again. Lottie .said 'Hello Cleo' j cne time when we pulsed and again | she ,-a;d '(jo to by-ii yua i After that we got out "P. the corner and pa??ed by there walking. She called Bessie out and Bessie said if t'vhe wanted to see her she'd have to come . n. Cleo carried Lottie away three times. The* last lime he left with her they went to Board's Fillipg Station. He left and Lottie ran back and we followed. She said she was going back to beat the ?irl for going with Cleo. When we got back ^she wa> standing behind a tree leaning up there asking Ressie to go down the street and meet her but she wouldn't. Kuth told us to leave because she was going to get the law. When we had gone up the street a piece I turned around and saw Lottie fall down the steps twice. Bessie hollered out 'She's cut me.' The other girl screamed and we left Lottie and started to Lottie's home. Walter Melton: "I was at a dance I last Saturday nieht down street at Mr. Charles Anderson's house. I saw Cleo Gregory there, Bessie Robinson and Lottie Yillepigue. When I walked in the room 1 .saw |.vU;;^| sitting on a trunk with Hoy 'Hey Hud* she hollered, 'Come over*! i went over and I toy got up and stooj^l toy the side of the trunk with L<^l hand on the wall. I stood betwe^l Lottie and Roy. I as^ed her why t)*l wasn't dancing. She said she wasn't because 'He' dancing dam:, girl? 'He may dance with 1*9 tonight but I'll cut her damn head? ! out and she won't it any ^^9.'.' j This wa- last Saturday night ^ I loth of M.ach, luao." i L. R. Kllictt: "I was present dance in Camden on Saturday J and heard a conversation of i Villepigue. I was sitting on a tnid 9 v hen Lottie came in. She came it w when Mr. -Barnes came in. She I pasfed by me and I ask? i her W 9 ! sit down. She said she would come 9 back later because someone was after I her. After Barnes left she came 9 back and sat down beside me. When I Melton came in she called him an 1 9 he came over and asked her why 9 I she wasn't dancing and she said her I ! . 1 partner was dancing with someone else. She said, 'He can dance with I her tonight but he won't dance with her no more, because I wilheut her I damn heart out.' He (Melton) asked 1 her to dance but she said she could n't because she couldn't take her I cc at off. Cleo was dancing with fl ['Bessie. I know them both. I have J seen them together. He stays there while he is here. When Lottie was talking Cleo was dancing with &$:ie Robinson. I saw him daaring '% . | Flower Seed - Garden Seed I < | . Gladiolus Bulbs, separate varieties H 50c dozen, $4.00 per hundred H W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store I Phone 30 Delivery IH LAST CALL TO THE I SHERIFFS SALE of Camden Clothing Company's High Grade Stock We have just received a wire from our headquarters in Orangeburg that our j time is up. We must sell out! Move Out! And get through! So we decided to go over this stock and mark dow^Driuch less than our former reduced . sale price. It will pay you tq atteiid this LA^T CALL SALE as you have never attended such drastic price reduction sale on high grade merchandise. Below is just a few out of the many wonderful bargain* that we have for you: One lot Men's Summer Suits, all sizes. These suits formerly sold for $12.00 and $ 15.00. Last ( all j Sale price $3.95 One lot year round Suits, assorted sizes, ^oing now in Last Call Sale $5.95 One lot Hart Schaffner & Marx small size Suits, formerly sold up to $-15, Last ( all Sale price $10.95 I< bio let Lace Log Pants, all >i5u*s. formerly sold up to So.On a pair. Last Call $2.15 One l?ivr lot beautiful Sp at Sweat* r-. $0.50 and 5>7.5i> values. Last Call $3.25 So.oO and $5.00 values $2.25 One big lot small size Collar Band Men's Dress Shirts. Last Call price 29c One lot dress Collar Band Shirts. Broadcloth and Madras. Last Call Sale 65c One big lot Dress Shirts with collar attached. Reduced in this Last Call Sale 95c 0:.?* big lot Men's IIat<, all <dors and shapes. Redr< 1 in this Last Call 85c < hie big lot Men's Ores. ? ll i--. Some os these selu ' nuerlv as high as $6.00. Last Call Sale $1.75 One Tot Linen Knickers j Last Call Sale price $1.95 i One big lot men's silk and wool hose formerly sold for $1.25. Last Call j Sale 20c Men's Fine Golf Hose. Last Call Sale. { $2.00 Values 95c $3.00 Values $1.75 $3.50 and $4.00 Values $1.95 One real good Bur- ! roughs Adding Machine, 7 Keys, with stand; One Fine National Cash Register; One Fine Cary Safe; One filing cabinet; One lot modern window fix tures for Sale at a Sacrifice. I SHERIFF'S SALE I OF THE CAMDEN CLOTHING COMPANY, CAMDEN, S- C. I tr> . - 4

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 21, 1930, Image 10