The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 12, 1931, Image 8
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LOOKING BACKWARD
Taken From the File* of The Chronicle Fifteen aiul Thirty Years Ago
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THIRTY YKAK8 AGO
June 8, 190)
M. itaum and company plan to remodel
their store and call it the
"Mammoth Store."
Charlie S%ck, an orphan, was killed
and ijtt White and John H. Parker,
also orphans, wore injured at Epworth
Orphanage when they sought
shelter under u cow bam and the
wind blew it over.
The South Carolina Long Distance
Telephone company, building a line
from Columbia to ?$umter via Camden,
ndarly completed.
Mrs. John K. (MeLeod died at her
home at 'Smithville.
Eighteen-months-old infant of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert-Pittman dead.
Infant of Dr. and Mrs. E. K. Zemp
died in Knoxville, Tenn., and body
brought here for burial.
Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
" Kershaw Shannon dead at Sullivan's
Island.
G. C. Bruce attends funeral of his
uncle, J. H. Hicks, at Darlington.
Miss Itomi Geisenheimer recovering
from typhoid fever at Dr. Corbett's
infirmary.
, Patrick Shannon, only son of Capt.
and Mrs. W. M. Shannon, dies in
young manhood.
Dr. Spence Franklin, examining
physician for the New York 'Life Insurance
company, locates in Camden.
Tiller Green, eighteen-year-old negro
youth, loses leg while trying to
board a moving freight train at Seaboard
passenger station.
> -Capt. D. C. Heyward, of Colleton,
announces his candidacy for governor
of South Carolina.
pi'ftkbn ykarh ago
June 16, 1916
Governor Manning order* National
Guar<) of &outh Carolina to hold
themselves in readiness for mobilization
on Mexican border.
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(h*pt. and Mrs. Calhoun Ancrum,
after a long stay in various foreign
porta, on visit to Mr. Ancrum's
mother.
'William Coulter, of Pingah section,
dies at Pine Creek mill village.
(Mrs. W. B. .Schiller, of PitUburg,
sends check for 9600 to aid in permanent
establishment of polo in Camden.
Rev. Thomas H. Leitch, noted evangelist
and editor of Way and Faith,
dies suddenly in Columbia.
J. M. Smith, of Lugoff, C. B. McCaskill,
of Pine Farm and J. JM. Clyburn,
of Bethune, send first cotton
blooms.
Willeen Croxton, Margaret Dempster,
Cttie Gregory, Jjouiae Hamel,
Kuth *Stogner, Sara Truesdale, John
Blackmon, Burke Gregory and William
Hayes graduate from Kershaw
high school.
Frank Brown Ross married to Miss
Myrtle Clara Younx.
New school house to be built at
Stoneboro,
South Carolina press association
holding annual meeting at York, S. C.|
Owen Luther Briggs married to
Mine Ada Lee Trantham, Rev. J. C.
Rowan officiating.
The traffic on the road to Myrtle
Beach has become so heavy and accidents
so frequent, especially at weekends,
that live highway patrolmen
have been assigned to it.
m. ~ . 4- IU - - -"Scarface"
A1 Capone, notorious
Chicago racketeer, has been indicted
by a Federal grand jury in Cbicugo
for dodging income tax payments for
four years. He was released Hfter
putting up bond for $50,000.
The new gchpol }aw in North Carolina
leaves 1,230 former teachers
without jobs, and those left have |
t, their salaries cut 10 per cent. ,
POPULAR EXCURSION
To
WASHINGTON
BALTIMORE
RICHMOND
NORFOLK and
VIRGINIA SEASHORE
Friday, June 19th, 1931
* From Camden to:
Washington $12.50
Baltimore 14.50
Richmond 9.25
Norfolk 9.75
Old Point Comfort 9.75
Virginia Beach 10.25
Good 5 davs from date of
i s
sale.
Proportionate fares f r o m
other points.
Consult Ticket Agents,
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
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SCHOOLS CLOSE
(Continued From First Page)
Highest History Average in Eleventh
Grade. Cecilia Willingham Medal?
Won by Grayson Shaw, average
96.25.
High School Character, Scholarship,
r t rVs?1 murr ivou ur 5 iv/u n. uaj 1 io < #f
Modal?Won by Grayson Shaw.
Grade 1C Greatest Improvement,
given by Mrs. David Wolfe?Won by
Martha Truesdale.
All medals are to be worn for
one year and returned to school authorities.
Lias* Leaders and Seconds
Grade 8A?Ruth Del-oache 92, Leola
Hudson 92, James Chapman IK),
Charlotte DuBoae 90.
Grade 8B?Stewart Clarkson 90,
Jero'me Hotter 87.
Grade 80?William Templeton 87,
Evelyn McLean 82.
Grade 8D?Mid-year promotion?
Liza Jackson 92, Ruby Roberts 87.
Grade 9A?Marjorie Walker 93.5,
Peggy Pitts 88.75, Mary Elizabeth
Wooten 88.75.
Grade 9B-?Lelia Elizabeth Moore
92.5. I?rine Strak 88.4.
Grade 10A?Margaret Barnes 88.8,
Jody l^ang 88.8, Harold Hough 85.5.
Grade 10B?Xathryn Kennedy 92,
Nancy Brown 91.5.
Grade 11A?Harriett Ixirrick 94,
Margaret Goodale 91.
Grade 11R?Grayson Shaw 94,
Grace Robinson 92.
Yearly Honor Roll
Grade 8A?Ruth DeLoache, Charlotte
DuBose, Leola Hudson.
Grade 9?Marjorie Walker, I>eila
E. Moore.
Grade 10?'Nancy Brown.
Grade 11?Harriet Lorrick, Clara
Holland, Grayson Shaw, Ruby Burns,
Eloise Rhoden, Grace Robinson.
Average of 90 For Year on AH Subjects.
.
Grade 8?James Chapman,, Ruth
DeLoache, Charlotte DuBose, Ruby
Gardner, Leola Hudson, Lisa Jackaoirr
Grade 9?Kmrjorle Wallcer, Lelia
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E. Moore.
Grade 11?iSolonion Mims, Margaret
Goodale, Harriet Lorrick, GraysonShaw,
Ruby Burns, Eloise Rhoden,
Grace Robinson.
Yearly Perfect Attendance.. No Absences
or Tardies for Year
.. Grade 8?Otia Creed, Roscoe Johnson,
Mary Zeigler. Ruby Roberts.' Mablo
Yates.
Grade 9?Luther Shaw.
Grade 10?-Harold Hough, Frances
Creed.
Grade 11?Clara Holland, Sara
Richey.
Yearly Perfect Attendance With
Number of Tardies
Grade 8?Ina DeLoache 3, Purvis
Shirley 1, Ernest Wooten, Boyd Branham
1.
Grade 1)?Clarence Christmas 2,
Marion Evans 3, Troy Godwin 3, Mary
Ellen Kirkland 5, Alvin Christmas
I 1, Lelia E. Moore 1. *
Grade 11?Henry Lee Clyburn 1,
Mary Peebles 1, J. B. McGuirt 4.
TREASURER'S REPORT
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Mrs. Lillie M. Dunn 12.50
D. L. Melton 35.00
Carlile Couitena>?Ho rue . .???50.00
J. L. Guy 20.12
J. C. Collins 3.00
A. R. Collins V. .. 11.50
Bryant Fuel & Ice Company . . 9.00
J. W. A. Sanders, M. D 15.00
W. M. Brannon ' 40.85
Jeff Hunt Road Machinery Co.
or bearer 266.25
Columbia Supply Company . , 129.30
Laurens *T. Mills .. 50.00
rcname tiros . . . o.oG
S. W. Hogue, Trens 1.026.90
Total $13,880.61
County Claims Paid During Month of
April 1931
H. L. Schlosburg $ 21.32
J. W. A. Sanders, M. I) 5.00
H. L. Schlosburg Dept. Store . . 4.55
W. M. West & Son 10.00
W. IX Grigsby, M. D 5.00
W. D. Grigsby, M. D. .. .. .. 5.00
Seaboard Air Line Ry. Co. . . 2.36
Dominion Metal & Culvert Corporation
2,246.82
Columbia Office Sup. Co 1.17
S. C. Tax Commission . . . . 603.00
John M. Villepigue & Co 52.75
Paramount Chemical Co 4.00
Rose-Talbort Paint Co 13.50
Central Chevrolet Co 55.15
Walker, Evans & Cogswell Co. 1.33
Jeff Hunt Road Mach. Co. . . 75.01
H. G. Garrison, Jr 100.00
I). M. Kirkley 100.00
J. H. Sowell 100.00
E. T. Bowen .... _ ...... lOO.OO
Catoe Brothers 128.95
Kershaw Merc. & Banking Co. 55.65
M. P. Johnson 90.00
The Kershaw Era or bearer . . 14.25
S. W. Rose 100.00
H. E. Munn L25.0(T
J. M. Jenkins 26.00
Clyburn Motor Co 22.04
J. W. Sowell 990.80
C. A. Johnson 100.00
L. B. Ogburn 100.00
D. L. Melton
Laurens T. Mills 150.00
Garble Courtenay Home . . . . 75.00
G. F. Cooley . 125.00
G. B. DeBruhl 156.00
J. L. Hough or bearer 155.00
! A. Rabon or bearer . . . . 155.00
S. P. Wat kins or bearer .. .. 155.00
Walter Jacobs or bearer . . .. 35.00
M-H.De., or bearer 126.00
J. T. Thorn or bearer 1-38.00
L. P. Thompson or bearer .... 60.00
J. I). Watson or bearer .. ., 68.60
W. M. Peake'or bearer .. 60.00
T. C. Fletcher or bearer .. .. .60.00
W. R. Taylor or bearer .. .. fcXMM)
8. W. Hogpe 8U9
T. B. McCiain JTJO
8. R. Jones .. 06.00
B. E. Sparrow or bearer .. ., 78.89
J. B. Munn or bearer . 118.60
J. H. McLeod .. 408,06
Kathleen B. Watts 106.11
Lena M. Lineberger 76*00
J. H. Clyburn 2*6.61
Redfearn Motor Company .. . %J*2t46
Carolina Motor Company .. .. 24.60
Southern Bell T. k T. Co. .. 63.60
C. P. DuBose A Co 60.00
Creed's Filling Station 18.06
Burns k Barrett 01.06
Mackey Mercantile Co \ , 44.80
L. J. Whitaker 21.25
City of Camden W. k L. Dept. 31.64
City of Camdan 147.09
McDowell Printing Co 8.60
Zemp k DePass .. 10.45
Hirsch Bros, k Co 1.00
C. V. Massebeau 128.10
McCaskill k Lollis 100.23
D. G.? Hlnsoh, D. D. S 3.00
Camden Gas k Oil Co 842.15
John M. Villepigue & Co 46.50
W. M. Brannon 20.35
A. J. Kelley 4;3o
W. L. Jackson JjB.QO
J. H. Otrt>orne . . 16.00
W. F. Nettles 25.00
B. D. Boykin . .. 22.00
A. E. Kennedy 11.20
Hugh MdCallum 10.80
E. J. Copeland 06.35
Darfnie Rabon 22.60
J. E. Brannon .. ? 11.00
S. C. Truesdale 10.90
W. L. MtDowell 10.60
J. E. Carson .. ., 26.00
John M. Croxton *. 12.20
W. T. Holley 13.00
W. A. McDowell 12.10
John A. McCaskill 79.98
S. W. Hogue, Treas. I. .. 7,090.20
Jeff Hunt Road Machinery
Co., or bearer 267.60
Auto Electric Co 137.13
Total $17,790.47
County Cluims Paid During Month of
May 1931
H. E. Munn or bearer . . $1,031.31
Cko. 8. Kb*me, M. D 10.00 i
City Killing Station 3.001
f. B. Floyd 24.60
J. P. Pickett 10.001
Gulf Refining Company .. .. 47.771
W. R. Watson, Chief Clerk .. 8.07
Laurens T. Mills 50.00
Catoe Brothers 3.00
The Kershaw Era .. .. .. . . 6.60
Kershaw Bkg. L Merc. Co. .. 270.60
Clyburn Motor Company .. .. 619.34
W. W. C*Pthen .. .. 17.80
S. W. Rose .. ..WL, .... 100.00
8. A. Ross .. .. 7/7 10.00
T. T. Bookman .. .. .. .. 23.80
J. W. Howell 870.00
M. P. Johnson 90.00
E. J. Copeland 88.98
H. E. Munn 126.00
H. E, Munn or bearer 770.86
D. L. Melton 86.00
J. M. Jenkins 26.00
C. A. Johnson 100.00
[L. B. Ogburn 100.00
B. M. Smith or bearer 76.00
S. W, Hogue, Treas 666.60
S. W. Hogue, Treas. .*. .. 2,100.00
S. W. Hogue 61.90T.
B. McClain 18.00
J. L. Thorne or bearer .. .. 106.00
M. H. Deal or bearer .. . . 125.00
G. F. Cooley or bearer . . .. 125.00
G. B. DeBruhl or bearer .. ., 145.00
J. L. Hough or bearer .. . . 145.00
|Hi A. Rabon or bearer .. .. 145.00
S. P. Watkins or bearer .. .. 145.00
Walter Jacobs or bearer .. .. 36.00
B. E. Sparrow or bearer ..... 78.39
L. R. Jones 60.00
Kathleen B. Watts 140.56
I>?na M. Lineberger . . .. . . 75.00
T. B. Clyburn . . .. 21.00
Evans Funeral Home 50.00
J. H. McLeod 514.25
Southern Bell T. & T. Co. . . 65.63
Davidson Insurance Agency . . 462.00
Burns & Barrett 41.31
R. S. Williams, Estate .. . . 17.00
Mackey Mercantile Co 10.35
L. J. Whitaker 19.20
C. W. Birchmore 23.321
S. F. Brasington ; . 23.00
City of Camden W. & L. Dept. 28.21
Zemp & DePnss 13.05
Wolfe-Eichel Co. .. v 44.90
C. V. Mas&ebeau 162.09
John M. Villepigue & Co. . . 13.50
Vaughan Tractor & Imp. Co. .. 7.60
Wadell S. Collins 41.92
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Lairens T. Mills .. . . ,. .. 150.00
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Redfearn Motor Company . . . . 80.30
S. C. Tax Commission .? .. 482.16
Richard H. Haile 10.00
Jeff Hunt Road Machinery
Company or bearer 268.75
Southern Trade -25.00
Carolina Motor Company . . .. 476.46
Carlile Courtenay Home .. .. 30.00
Faye H. Russell 10.00
Herbert & Dial, Attorneys .. 50.00
F. H. Ross & Co., Inc 45.50
F. L. Gibbes, Sales Agent . . 10.10
Central Chevrolet Company .. 10.08
D-A Lubrieapt jQo., Inc 181.90
Columbia Sup?ply Company .. 135<$0
Gulf Refining Company . . . . 1'5.99
Rose-Talbert Paint Co 1'6.0Q
Gibbes Machinery Company 1,455.52
Jeff Hunt Road Mach. Co. . . . 104,12
Jenkins Auto. Pts. Ser., Inc. 374.68
Motor Tool .Specialty Co 10.44
Kee Lox Manufacturing Co. .. 6.00
Southern Ribbon & Carbon Co. 32.40
The R. L. Bryan Company .. 160.22
S. B. McMaster, Inc 4.80
Standard Oil Co. of N. J. ,, 56718
Epes-Fitzgerald Paper Co, .. iijffl
West Disinfecting Co. . . .. 94I
Carolina Office Supply Co. .. *||J
H. D. Green, Farm *Dem. Agt. 5CJtfl
Total SKSMjM
Recapitulation County Claims Pa||8
From July 1, 1980 to June 1, 19S1 ||
July 1930 $10,2961(8
August 1930 .. '52,661.11 !
I September 1*930 15.2UM|H
October 1930 U5,704j|
November 1930 ., .. .. 14,488.(1
December 1930 23,428.1|H
January 1091 17
February 1031 11MK.S
March 1931 13.880.6H
April 1981 .. .. .. 17.790.4lH
May 1931 .. .. .. .. 14.862.7fl
TOTAL $314,845,0(8
S. W. BOGUE, I
Treasurer Kershaw County H
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VEGETABLES IN
Tempting Variety |
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the doctors say. Eat more daily. ||
Get 'em fresh, crisps as tasty as Na- H
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Don't Rasp Your Throat I
With Harsh Irritants |
"Reach for a
LUCKY instead"
Place your finger on your Adam's Apple.
You are actually touching your larynx?this
is your voice box?it contains your vocal
chords. When ypu consider your Adam's
Apple, you are considering your throat?
, your vocal chords.
What is the effect of modern Ultra Violet Rays
upon tobacco? Dr. E. E. Free, one of America's
well-known scientists,who was retained
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process, addressing the Illuminating Engineering
Society, said:
"The essential effect of the Ultra Violet it the pro*
dMCtion of better tobacco and of cigarette* re?
garded by virtually all tmokert who have tested
them at milder and with a letter tendency to cause
throat irritation
Here in America LUCKY STRIKE Is the only
cigarette that employs Ultra Violet Rays in .
connection with Its exclusive ^"TOASTING''
Process?the only cigarette that brings you
the benefits of the exclusive "TOASTING"
Process which expels certain harsh Irritants
present in all raw tobaccos.
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