The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 19, 1931, Image 8
I Picnic Lunches
& I jWhy
wfcrry over preparing your
! picnic lunch this hot weather? We
can prepare it for you at small cost.
I Try some of our fresh, crisp ' I
I POTATO CHIPS
I Every hedy Stjrt TUjr Are Good?YWIi Soy So Too
I CALL MRS. CLARK AT
I Commercial Hotel
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* LOOKING BACKWARD!
Taken From the Files of The Chronicle Fifteen and Thirty Yeara Ago
THIRTY YEARS AGO
June 18, 1801
Board of trade organized in Camden.
James Hughe*, Camden man. running
from Tampa to Jersey City on
Seaboard Air Line as Pplhrtan conductor.
M. C. Alford announces first cotton
bloom of season.
J. G. Richards, Jr., captain of Liberty
Hill Rifles, announces annual
picnic near Black Jack church, with
Senator Tillman as principal speaker.
Bank of Bishopville organized with
J. F. Workman, R. O. Purdy, Dr. E.
B. Booth, J. C. Shaw and J. S. Corbett
as board of directors with W. R.
Scarborough as cashier.
Residence of L. Schenk on north
Broad street completed. "
Picnic announced to be held at
- ~ \lt Olivet July Uth.
Half miHion dollar mortgage of
S<>uth Carolina Long Distance Telephone
Company filed in clerk's office.
Alfred E. Kennedy married to Miss
Ella Moore, of Hidgeway.
Camden has mad dbg scare.
I>r. Corbett quite sick with fever.
John T. Nettles returns from Georgia-Alabama
Business College at
Macon. Ga.
Camden defeats Columbia in game
of baseball by score of 'JO to 4.
Wabash passenger train wrecked
near Peru. Ind.. thirteen people killed
and -fifty :njurcd.
Wilh.tm H Taft, of Ohio. named
as governor of Philippines.
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
^... Jun* 23, 1916
Ik*tacbment of Tenth Cavalry,
American negro troopers, encounter
Carranza troops in Mexic^ and Americans
suffer heavily.
Members of Company "M" leave
for Camp Styx preparatory to entraining
for Mexican border. All
stores close to see boya off on Sea-'
board.
Woodrow Wilson and Thomas R.
Marshall nominated at <St. Ixmis to
lead the Democratic party.
John Smyrl Halsall married to Miss
Rhetta Wilson in beautiful ceremony
at Baptist church, performed by Re^.l
John A._Davidson. ]
Raymond Claud Dickey, former
Camden boy, married t<jk Miss Emma
Badger at Glendale, California.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gray, musicians
at? Majestic Theatre, leave to make
their home at Great Barrington, Mass.
Usher N. Myers married to Miss
Sallie K. Nettles, of West Waterec.
Probate Judge W. T. Lawler murdered
at Hartsrville, A^a.. and body
found weighted down in creek.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Yates attend
bankers' convention at Kanuga Lake,
N. C.
Mrs. Belie Phillips, of Rockingham.
N. C., killer! at Steele's Crossing in
Lancaster county, when her automobile
was hit by Southern passenger
train.
The county farm of Anders--n
county harvested l.OtX) bushels t"
oats this year. *
Making Examination!
Of Timber Lands!
A feres: examination of the estate j
of Mr H. (i Lloyd. of Camden and'
Philadelphia, is. now under way. Mr.
Cha-les W. Nu;te. county forester,
with the technical assistance of Mr.
F.itei Bitel Bauer. of Columbia. S. <\,
is making a thorough survey of the
timNcr and tts growrn on
property near Camden. The results
of this examination will be used to
make a plan of management of this
forest for a sustained yield production
of timber. This means that o
the plan is carried out this property,
with the necessary protection will,
in a short time, have a full stand of
valuable trees, producing an appreciable
yearly crop of merchantable
timber. Other points tending to improve
the property will also be covered.
such as game preservation,
watershed protection and the checking
of erosion.
Burglar Captured
With Load of Smokes
\Vr. ,i irmkir.g the round* of tho
low t - -\a-t ? f the city . r. York st r< 11
late W i-tiresdny night Officers \l\.i
R.:*h ar.d 1. K. Barnes rar. . n *. v whc.t
they ?upp-'*eil to h< a iqucr .a-,
but :t turned . nt to ho a . a- load* 1
with e\erv known brand of c.g-i rette*.
Officer Rush wa. a: the \xhee". ar.vi
blocked the inr which c*~>rt? nod three
white men. A. ;umped fr. m the car
? and M*. Ru*h captu-t-vi or.e man aftc
a chase of a hundred yards. He
grabbed the officer's pistol and nfte*
a tussle the officer soon had the
bracelets or. h:? man.
The captured burg.ar gave the
waanrflf O. J. Williams and his home
as Columbia. Investigation soon disclosed
that they had burglarised the
Thomas A Howard wholesale grocery
on east DeKa>b street and were leaving
by a side street to avoid detection.
The entrance to the building
was made by the aid of a brace and
bit and then the door was unVlched.
The value of the smokes seat estimated
at between $600 and MOO.
All were recovered and returaw to
the owner. A Whippet sedaa was
confiscated and is now in possession
of the poHce.
Officer* 1*9* to tine to effect the
arrest of the other two burglars.
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In addition to being convicted of j
murder and indicted for bank robbery,
Ca-lo* A. Rector, of Greenville,
former sheriff". has been sued for
, $20,000 by the guarthan of Jack
Priestly, IV years old now. for false
arrest an dginbJPshrdlushrdlushrdlu
arrest and imprisonment of the boy
and beating him up, in 1928.
COUNTY TREASURERS
- * t ANNUAL REPORT L
(Continued "from page 3)
School District No. 28
Mrs. Lola M. Gardner . . $90.00
| Mrs. Wade Jones 107.65
Samuel Winter . . ' 48.10
I Mrs. Lota M. Gardner .. 90.00
'Mrs. Wade Jones 111.30
Emmie Belton 40.00
| Mrs. Lola M. Gardner . . 90.00
> Mrs. Wade Jones 113.00
1 Emmie Bolton 45.00
1 Mrs. Lola M. Gardner .. 90.00
, Mrs. Wade Jones ,105.00;
Emmie Belton 45.00 j
i Mrs. l/ola M. Gardner 90.00 !
Mrs. V^adc Jones 105.00 j
ilEmmic Belton 45.00 !
[Mrs. Lola M. Gardner 90.93
I Mrs. W;tde Jones 105.90 1
' Mrs. Lo.a M. Gardner . . . . 90.00 ,
Mrs. Wade Jones lOo.GO ,
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Lai SI.*9*5 05 j
School District No. 29
Victor Ward . $ 13 80 i
S. W. Hogue. Treas. 480.00 j
Miss Margaret McMti'.ar. 215.00 i
D. L Dsfbnev . 10.00 '
John Rabon. Jr. . . . . 6.00 j
Miss Margaret "St^M'.Wan . . . . 215 00 I
Bryant Fuel and kt- Co. . . 17.00 j
Josephine E. Cureton .. .. 101.00
; Leah Anderson 200.00
Miss Margaret McMillan . . . . 215.00
' K. T. Roseborough 200.00
Leah Anderson 200.00
J. T. MeCaa * . . 3.00
Mackey Mercantile Co 6.25
Miss Margaret McMillan .. .. 215.0Q
Leak Anderson 200.00
Victor Ward 6.30
H. E. Jetties 200.00
Camden Ice Company 8.00
Leah Anderson 200.00
S. W. Uorue, Treas 480.00
H. E. Nettles 200.00
H. E. Nettles .. 100.00
Leah Anderson 200.00
Carolina Power and Light
Company 8.90
E. B. Buddin . 2.4)
John Rabon', Jr. .. . ..7.35
H. E. Nettie# .. 1?5.00
Carolina Power and Light A
Company ^ 20
Miaa Dorothy Sheridan .. .. . 16.00
Leah Anderson 20.00
H. E. Nettles .. ., MOW
ToUl .. . $4,133.25
School District No. 30 '
I>exie L. Croxton $1117.00
Jessie B. Cunningham 50.00
Lexie 1. Croxton 208.65
Ola Raid 100.00
Lexie L. Croxton 203.40
Jeesie B. Ciudtingharti /?"V. .. 60.00
Ola Raid . .T / 90.00
Laxia L.. Croxton 208.06
Jessie B. Cunningham ... .. . _ 50.00
Ola Raid 90.00
Lexia L. Croxton 211-00
Jessie B. Cunningham .. ,, . 50.00
Ola Raid 80.00
L. L. Croxton ?. .. 199.00
Lexie L. Croxton V 198.00
Total $1,977.60
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School District No. 31
Davis Kaley $25.00
J. B. Faile ltl.66
J. B. Faile 112.60
J. B. Faile 217.74
J. B. Faile 211.00
S. W. Hogue, Treas. .. .. ... 120.00
J. B. Faile 195.00
J. B. Faile 195.00
J. B. Faile 95.00
Total .. $1,352.79
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School Diatrict No. 33
L. R. Horton $ 6.00
Ruth A. Cooper-n?r-r?rr- ., .. *46.00
Ruth A. Cooper 45.00
Ruth A. Cooper 45.00
Ruth A. Cooper ..* 45.00
Total .. $186.00
School Diatrict No. 37
District No. 14 $109.70
Frances Izard 45.00
Frances Izard 45.00
Frances Izard 45.00
Frances Izard . 45.00
X. Ty, C>
' \ Total $287.70
K. l.ool Distm t No :1H
' Trustee* School District No.
It I743J5
Ruby Mae Johnson 60.09 j
' Ruby Johnson 60.001
Ruby Johnson 50.00
Ruby Johnson .. .. 60.75
Total 6044.00
School District No. 39
S. W. Hogue, Treak, 600.00
Maggie Miller . ? , ..... 47.60
Queenie Brown .. .. .. 42.50
' Ransom Mitchell .. 20.00
Josephine K. Cureton 101.60
EstelU Anderson 47.60
A. K. Bo wen 4.60
Tom Bran ham .. .. .. .. . 6.60
Maggie Miller 47.60
Queenie J}rown .. . * 42.50
Josephine E. Cureton 101.00
EstelU Anderson 47.50
Maggie Miller .. 47.60
Queenie Brown ,. 42.50
Josephine E. Cureton .. .. 100.00
Estella Anderson 47.50
A. K. Bowen 6.00
Queenie Brown 42.50
Maggie Miller 47.^0
S. W. Hogue, Treas 60.00
Josephine E. Cureton .. .. 100.00
EstelU Anderson i'/..?<
Josephine E. Cureton .. .. 100.00
Josephine E. Cureton .. .. 103.70
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Total $1,312.20
School District No. 40
J. J, Seaetrunk 61,328.33
J. JTk< Seastrunk 3,047.88
Bank of Kershaw 2,335.00
J. J. Seastrunk 2,358.75
Waldrop Heating and Plumbing
Company 587.57
J. J. Seastrunk 2,611.56
Sinking. Fund Commission . . 703.65
J. J. Seastrunk 2,088.84
Waldrop Heating and Plumbing
Company 292.80
Waldrop Heating and Plumbing
Company 2,458.53
J. J. Seastruhk 1,200.00
M. G. Patton, Superintendent
Kershaw Schools 2,925.53
Waldrop Heating and Plumbing
Company 1,384.25
J. J. Sea strung 2,972.06
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M. 0. Patten, Superintendent
J?er?haw Schools ,. ., .. 3,000.00
Lincoln C. Jenkins .. . .. . 372.00
M. G. Pat ton, Superintendent
Kershaw Schools .... .. 3,060.00
Lincoln C. Jenkins ., .. ., 370.30
ToUl ,, $33,002.03
School District No. 41
Wm. (iladden $14.00
Carolina Motor Company ,. .. 10.81
Emma K. Doby .. ,. w 50.00
Josie H. McLaughlin i. .... 42.50
Ein^va E. Doby 50.00
Mrs. Mary Pearce .. .. .t .. 15.00
Josie H. Mcl-aughlin .... .. 42.50
Mrs. Mary Pearce 16.00
Emma E. Doby 50.00
Josie H. Mclaughlin .. .. .. 46.50
Mattie F. Davis 42.50
Josie H. McLaughlin .. .. .. 42.50
Emma E, Doby 50.00
Total 4460,81
School District No. 42
Mr. J. E. Baker $35.25
Belk Lumber Company .. .. 110.38
Jessie B. Radcliff 108.40
E. M. McCulley 40.00
Jessie B. Radcliff 196.5Q
Jessie B. Radcliff 108.00
Mr. J. C. Hearon 2.50
Jessie B. RadcHff 200.00
E. M. McCulley ... 20.00'
Elise F. McLester 50.00
Jessie B. Radcliff 198.00
Elise F. -McLester ,50.00
Total $1,209X13 j
School District No. 46
C. W. Birchmore $ 4.50
C. V. Harpmond 17.40
W. T. Milliard .. . . .. .. .. 10.00
Alleine Plyler 90.00
Alleine Plyler 90.00
C. V. Hammond 24.75
Alleine Plyler 90.00;
C. V. Hammond 34.45 j
Maggie Stevenson . . 47.50 |
Estella Henry . 45.00
Alleine Plyler 90.00
C. V. Hammond 35.75
Maggie Stevenson 47.50
Estella Henry 45.00
C. V. Hammond 36.50
Maggie Stevenson 47.50
&PWU H?uy **?..
C. V. RlMBODd * Ja #
Ma?ric Stevenson .. " **
K ?UH* Henry .... ' '' JJ-R?
Alleina PJyler .. " ?*
C. V. Hamrmood " JJ^l
C. V. Hammond ., ,, JJ-JB
51.97 I
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RKCAJPITULATION ||
School Claims Paid Vt+m July 1 '{ ^
toJni?lc.iM!
County Board Fund .... $ i S7i ^ 1||
School District No. 1 .. . 70'i^r lit
School District No. a .. .. 13^* i|
School District No. 8 .. ..
School District No. 4 .. .. 139 0*?!
School District No. 8 ,. . 2.IK1 mRt
School District No. 6 .. . 978,*!;?
School District No. 7 .. . 2JW*Il
School District No. 8 .. .. .. '4? J. ||ji
School District No. 9 .. .. 2,976m?1
School District No. 10 .. .. l]?io^o BR
School District No. 11-,-. .. 2JiW)fi6? '
School District No. 19 .. .. 16JStlJri]
School District No. 13 .. .. 2,22qS I
School District No. 14 .. .. 51,754.47 fl
School District No. 18 ,. .. 506|j? ;
School District No. 16 \ . .. 19,0a# 11'
School District No. 19 '600.M R.
School District No. 92 .... 24,005 ^ K
School District No. 23 .... R
School District. No. 26 .. .. 1,63745 JP
School District No. 28 .. . /1^0645?:
School District No. 29 .. .. 4,13345 #
School District No. 30 .. .. 1,97740 R|;
School Dsitrict No. 31 . .. 1,352.7}?
School District No. 33 is* ft?
School District No. 9t . . 289.7}?
School District No. 38 7. .. 944j0}? :
School District No. 39 . .. 1 ,:i] 2.25 I
School District No. 40 .. .. 33,002#?
School District No. 41 .. .. .. 45947 R
School District No. 42 .. 1,299.0} R f
School District No. 46 .. .. 1,199.1t? I
Total S302.676Al9 !|
AH school and county claims mad?'
in favor Of S. W. HogUC, TrcasnrJ
are for bonds and coupons on bond?..
Respectfully submitted, 1 1:
S. W. HOGU'E, B
Treasurer Kershaw County, S. C?
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