The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 27, 1931, Image 8
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LOOKING BACKWARD
Taken From the Files of The Chronicle Fifteen and Thirty Years Ago
THIRTY YEARS AOO
j November J57? 1901
Jim Bush, section hand' on Seaboard
road killed when handcar jumped
track neur Camden.
E. H. Capers critically ill at his
home and grave doubts as to his recovery,
W. R? Hough, local agent for
Equitable Life of New York, pays
t policy for $1,000 on life of A. C.
Watts, recently deceased.
This county suffers longest dry
spell in many generations. Said that
last good rain fell on 22nd day of
June,
Luther A. Alexander, manager of
Camden Telephone company, married]
to Miss Minnie Brasington, of this
city.
John W. Stokes married to Miss
Nannie Hall, at Bethany Methodist ,
church.
V,'. vV. McCutcheon named as new \
agent for Seaboard at Camden.
B. M. Brown suffering from injur- ]
ies inflicted by kick of a horse.
Town of Kershaw lets contract to
Andrews Brothers for boring deep
well. ^ ;
Wooden parts burned from loeomo- ,
tive at Southern railway when engine
catches fire at night. ]
Mrs. S. T. Bush meets horrible j
death at Florence when her drees
catches fire.
Senators Tillman and McLayrin
have row in United States Senate and
Tillman challenges Mcljaurin that
they both resign, but McLaurin
would not accept.
Burglar enters home of H. E.
Mooneyham at Elliott, and robs his
home of $1105 in cash.
Hospital Auxiliary to Meet
There will be a meeting of the
Camden hospital auxiliary on Monday,
November 30th, at 3 o'clock.
This meeting will be "held at the
hospital. Please note the hour.
PSORIASIS;
This is a serious skin disease usually
of a stubborn nature and causes
no end of trouble to folks who are
unfortunate enough to contract it.
The antiseptic Emerald Oil treatment
takes "right hold \v:th the first
npp.liia.t?on and good results continue
daily.
If powerful antiseptic Emerald Oil
doesnh conquer your trouble DeKaih
Pharmacy or any live druggist anywhere
'.\;!1 return the purchase price.
A Philadelphia man spent thousand?
of dollars trying to get rid of
Psoriasis Nothing helped until he
got Emerald Oil?soon he was well
again free from this stubborn disease.
Moone's Emerald Oil costs but So
cents a bottle and it's so wonderfully
helpful for other ailments such aV
Eczema, Acne, Itching Skin, Old
Sores, broken Varicose Veins, Itching
Toes and Athletes Foot?It's a great
home remedy.
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
December 1, 1916
Mr. und Mrs. J. W. Chandler, of
Clio, come to Camden to manage
Park View Hotel.
Many Kershaw business men come
to Oamden to attend 'sale of Davidson
Lumber company plant.
Woman's Exchange to open at 1609
Fair street.
Senator A. J. Boattie calls meeting
of citizens to get views of citizens
on county affairs.
William J. Trapp, aged 46, died
at. his hon\e in this city.
Isenhower, Morrison and Rowes acquitted
of murder in case growing
out of killing sheriff Hood of Winnsboro.
Mrs. Lm;retia lA?idler Jones, mother
of Mrs. ft II. Yates, dies in Camden.
Sir Hirom Maxim, inventor of automatic
gin, dies at home in London.
M rs. K. G. Whistler entertains in
honor of Mrs. T. E. Krumbhoiz and
Mrs. John D. Miller, of. St. Paul,
Minn.
Eli Bond kills otter on Hermitage
pond weighing 20 pounds. Its fur
was valued at $20.
W. T. Pitts,of near Bethune, brings
load of thirty-six turkeys and twenty-six
chickens to Camden and gets
good .price for them.
R. F. Hough, of Culloden, Ga., former
citizen of this county, pays visit
to his brother, W. R. Hough, and tells
of damage from boll weevil in his
section, but says the damage is slight
and fnrmers inclined to minimize the
destruction of the pest and pay little
attention to their onrush.
W. C. Seagle and H. S. Zeigler post
their lands on the river near Stockton
in order to protect wild turkeys
against poachers shooting them.
Death of Mrs. Roberts
... Mrs.- Delia Roberts, wife of A. L.
Robert!^ of the Flint Ridge section,
died at her home Wednesday, November
11, aged 62 years, and was buried
at Pleasant Plain church cemetery on
the following day. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev. John
Dabney and Rev. M. Laughridge, of
Lancaster. She is survived by her
husband, three daughters, Mrs. W. F.
Hollejfc of Eastover; Mrs. Nathaniel
Bcik. of the Oak Hill section; and
Miss Melita Roberts of the Flint
Ridge section; and one son, H. L.
Roberts.? Kershaw Era.
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M. M. REASONOVER
Legion Service Officer
Kershaw County j
Assistance rendered all Veterans
in Securing Benefits. Hospital and
Disability Claims
located at Rh^me Brothers Store
Camden, S. C.
V.
BILIOUSNESS
Tba Kuv. J. J. Wltener, of Draketown,
Qa., aaya |ao ban taken BlackDraught,
when needed, alnce child
hood, and he la paat fifty years of ;
age. "When I would get bilious."
he says, "I would feel like shuffling
along Instead of walking. My
feet felt too heavy to lift. 1 had
such a dull, tired feeling, and I
would feel dizzy and nauseated
like I couldn't hold my head up, 1
fmtmt how much the Rlack-Rraught
helped me. auil 1 took It. I quit
having these had Hpells. and find now
I only have to take a few dotes and
I am good as iiyw, Don't have to
take much v*>w, My health In good."
Qet the genuine Thedford's
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?BlackDraught
IN USE NEARLY 100 YEARS
llarry Fv. Powers, 45, when arraigned
at Clarksburg, W. Va., on
Saturday on a charge of murdering
two women and three children and
burying their bodies near his garage
at Quiet Dell, a nearby village, entered
a plea of not guilty. Trial of
the case in which he will be charged
with the murder of Mrs. Dorothy
Presaler Lemke of Worcester, Mass.,
was set for December 7th.
Exports of American cotton in October
this year were slightly larger
than the exports of cotton in October,
of last year, according to a census.
bureau report, but a bit under the
September exports this year. Japan
took "216,255 bales in October.
Majestic Program
Fr^ay, November 27th
Clive Brook, Kay Fraifcis, Mariam
Hopkins and Regis Toomey, in "24
HOURS." One of the finest productions
Hollywood has given us.
Also Pathe and Paramount Comedies.
Saturday, November 28th.
Old. West thrills in a New West
drama! "SHOTGUN PAiSS," with
Tim McCoy and Virginia Lee Corbin.
Tim McCoy rides them high! wide!
and handsome! in this thrill-packed
action drama. Also Dogyille.^comedy,
"TWO BARKS BROS.," Also Aesop
Fables and "DANGER LSI^AND,"
Monday and Tuesday.
November 30 and Dec. 1.
Paramount presents a new show
world"** wonder, "GIRLS ABOUT
TOWN," with Kay Francis, Joel McCrcy,
Lilyan Tashman, Eugene Pullette
and Allan Dinehart. A picture
that tells the startling.' intimate
truth and searches deeply into the
hearts of the dazzljng unmarried but
not unwooed big city girls who ride
in limousines but don't pay the drivers.
Wednesday, December 2. 4
Ricardo Cortez, Mary Astor, with
Jack Holt in 'WHITE SHOULDERS '
It's human, thrilling. It's blazed with
entertainment from the very beginning
to the final fade-out. One of
the seasons biggest winners.
Thursday, December'3.
Heaven hasn't a star big enough or
bright enough to compare with Ellen
Hayes whom you probably never
heard of before, but who you'll always
remember after seeing her in
"THE SIN OF MADBLEON CLAUDET."
Presented wiNff a- distinguished
cast. Lewis Stone, Neil Hamilton,
Jean He rabbit,. Marie Prevost and
Cliff Edwards.
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hereby given, That under
and by virtue of the Decree of the
Court of Common Pleas for Kershaw
County, South Carolina, dated the
17th day of November, 1931, in the
cause of the Federal Land Bank of
Columbia, plaintiff, against' S. B.
Stokes and The Bank of Camden, I
will sell to the highest bidder or bidders
before .the Court House door in
the Town of Camden, State of South
Carolina, during the leg^l hours of
sale, on the first Monday in December,
1931, the same being the 7th day
of said month, the following described
property:
"All that piece, parcel or tract ol
land, situate, lying and being in the
State of South Carolina and County
'of Kershaw, about eighf miles Southosist
of iHe ( ity of ( anulen. in School
District No. 3. containing two hun]
dred sixty-one and six-tent ns. (261.6)
I acres, more or less, as shown by plat
of Kershaw deLoaeh, Surveyor, bearing
date. June 6. 1921, and known as
'the John Holland Place on waters of
Hubbard Branch, and bounded on the
i North by lands formerly of Holland.
now of Hinson. of Blyther and of
i Charles Holland; on the East by
i lands formerly of Ben Turner, now
t of Blyther, of Charles Holland and of
! Shiver; on the South by lands for*
1 merly of Rodgers, now of Gardner;
and 'on the West by lands formerly
of Haam Bros., now of Spradley."
i That unless the plaintiff becomes
! the purchaser the Mastc- do require
I the sueoes-ful bidder i<- deposit at
I once with him the sum . f One HunI
died (iliMU'O) Dollars, either in
I cash. Cashier's check or C ertified
I Check, as earnest money cr evidence
| of good faith, the same to be applied
on the bid *huuhl there U* a comjpliar.ee
with the same; but should
i the successful bidder fail to make
i su h deposit immediately- at the time
I of the accep*ance of hW-bid, then the
said premises shall be at once resold,
(at such bidder's risk, on the same
t salesdny or upon some subsequent
salesday, at the option bf the plaintiff
or "its attorney; hcWevcr, should
the successful bidder make the said
deposit and thereafter fail to comply
with the said bid without legal excuse
beini: duly shown, then such deposit
shall be delivered to the plaintiff
and retained by it as liquidated
damages, and the premises shall
thereupon be resold - upon the same
terms and at such purchaser's risk
on some subsequent salesday to be
designated by the plaintiff or >ta attorney.
W. L. DePASS, JR.,
Master for Kershaw County.
Camden, S. C., Nov. 18, 1931.
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"" Mrs. F. F. Williams returned Sunday
from a week's visit to her mother
in Chesterfield.
WARNING TO BOYS
Parents are asked to warn their
boys who possess air rifles or parlor
rifles that it is unlawful for them to
shoot these instruments within the
city limits?even on their own premises.
Police officers have been instructed
to arrest those found guilty
of this offense and take possession of
their rifles.
H. D. HILTON,
Ohief of Police,
City of Camden
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TRESPASS NOTICE
? Notice is given that the property
known as Guignard Plantation is
strictly posted against anv Hunting
or Trespassing and those found trespassing
will be prosecuted.
L. O. Funderburk
J. B. Zemp
T. K. Trotter
33-3?sb
NOTICE OF SALE 1
State of South Carolina i .
County of Kershaw
. (In the Court of Common Pleas)
C. W. Evans, Plaintiff,
against
W. L. Brown and Clifford Brown and
Frances Brown, minors, The First
National Bank, Defendants.
Under and by virtue of an Order
of Court made in the above entitled
action and dated November 17, 1931,
the Master for Kershaw County wi^
offer for sale at public auction, before
the Kershaw County Court
House door, Camden, South Carolina,
during the legal hours of sale on the
first Monday, being the 7th day of
December, 1931, the following described
real estate:
"All that piece, parcel or tract of
hind in the County of Kershaw, the
State of South Carolina, containing
thirty (30) acres and knawn as Section
No. 1 of my land as represented
j by plat of R. W. Mitcham, Surveyor,
of date November 12th, 1909.
"The land hereby conveyed hfl
bounded on the North by lands olM
Magnolia Moseley, the "MuU?rr?-fl
Road" the line; East by lands of
Hopkins; South by Town Creek (hifkfl
watermarks the line) and weBt bjr*
land of grantor. The above descrit-l
ed tract of land is a part of tracts
conveyed to me by Jas. Chcsnut ysd a
W. M. Shannon, Special Masters and
Receivers by deed of date December.!
6th, 1869, which deed is of record iol
Clerk's office Book A. A. page 4."
W. L. DePlASS, JR., I
Master for Kershaw County.
November 18, 1991
WARNING NOTICE J
It has been, called to my abtehtiafl
that parties have been trespassfrf!
upon the Doby's iMill property
in my possession. This is to
all hunters and others that this Wfl
is po^yted against trespassing
kinds, and parties found violatint
this notice will be prosecuted. > ]
J. E. JBEF.ERS.
November 17, 1991. 11" ,
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FRIDAY, DEC. 4th I
3:30 P. M. In
COME AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS
ANNOUNCEMENT
Second Clint, !<> !?< he'd in Su.nler, November ~0ih lo
December ">th. I will ha\e ' h< assistance of I>r. IV K. Wesenberjr.
special Kadionic Technician of Omaha, Nebraska, during thi> clinic
week.
The examinations wii! ho gv. n withdut t ..< or ohligation during
this time. To those interested .n their health and wishfng to find
nut just wlyij their trouble i?, thU is their opportunity. La.-'t spring
itt this first rlmtr, there were nvre applicants than opuld he accommodated.
so it is suggested that you make your appointment early.
Just a word in regard to the f'a.hro Magnow&ve Machine. There
an- over a thousand in the United States, hut I have the first one
in South Carolina. With this instrument, \m? are able to tell you
first, what your trouble is; second, where your trouble is; third, the
degree of your trouble; fourth, CAUSE of your trouble.
DR. A. D. PLOWDEN
CHIROPRACTOR
Ten Years in Sumter Phone S17 City National Bank
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