The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 22, 1933, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
Promotion Day Sunday
We invite every member of the
Camden Baptist church and Sunday
school to be present <it 10 o'clock
a. m. Sunday, September 24th, for
the promotion exercises. Also a cordial
invitation is- extended to ^all
others to visit us.
The department superintendents
have, arranged a special program to
l>e followed by the presentation of
certificates for promotion to the different
classes.
C. O. Stogner, Superintendent
Laws Governing Came Birds
County Came Warden L. O. Funderburk
is in receipt of the following
letter from Chief Game Warden A,
. A. Jtichardsou, in which he says: "I
would quote you telegram from the
Department of Agricu^pre,' Washington,
I). C. You vyill please give
this information to the public and be
guided by the Federal regulations
according to the following telegram:
"Under approved regulations, season
on your state for waterfowl,juekxnipe
and coot, November 10th
to January 15th. Season closed
Brent Atlantic coast states, Woodcock
possessi n limited twelve. Duck
bag limit reduced to twelve, and not
exceeding eight of excepted species.
Possession limited two days bag. One
hundred yard provision affecting
mqurning doves vicinity baited field
retained."
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Cleanup
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Paint Up
Everything to do the job
right is now on sale at
Mackey Hardware Co.
LET'S GO FOLKS
Time to Sweep Out
Wash Out ? Scrub Out
Paint Out and Burn Up
All the tell-tale drabness
summer left in and about m
the house
SPARKLE THINGS UP j
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Make your home more I
livable
Get some new color into it
Clean Up and Paint Up
SPECIAL PRICES
DURING NEXT WEEK
Mackey Hardware Co.
Broad Street?'Phone 21
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ment granted Liggett cV Myers
Tobacco Company the right to
use "Chesterfield" for cigarettes
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r I ^HIS means that the Chesterfield
X formula?that is, the leaf and
the manufacturing formula?is different
from that of other cigarettes. ttr
For a cigarette to be milder and
? to taste better, it has to have in it
ripe* mild, mellow tobacco, and the
right quantity of the right kinds of
Turkish tobacco* Then the cigarette
has to be made right.?
You can prove for yourself that
? Chesterfields are not like other cigarettes.
They're milder ... they taste
better. * t
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Chesterfield
riyareffe t/uzith milder i
v"s:, v tAe- cuforet/e tastes better i
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Personal Mention I
rt Born to Mr. and Mrs. Baron C. McGougan,
of Bethune, on September 9, t
a son. He has been named Baron t
Heyward McGougaji. )
Mrs. Richard Goodale and baby 1
have returned from a visit of sev- !
eral months at Mrs. Goodale's old r
home in Franklin, Ind. t}
Br. and Mrs. S. F. Basing ton, Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Brasingtoiutynd daugh- (
ter. Barbara, have gono^to Chicago
| to visit the World's Fair. '
Mrs. F,. J. Mclvood and daughter, '
Miss Frances Mcl.eod, have returned 1
from a visit to the former's sister, '
Mrs. W. S. Rogers, in HicKory, Va.
Mrs. Alexander Heyward and baby
daughter hr?\e arrived in Camden
i from California for a visit to the
; former's mother, Mrs. J. C. Nicholson,
i Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Irwin, Miss
Margaret Covington, of Charlotte;
, Mrs. I>. K. H.ough, of Ker-haw. were
i guests this past week end at the home
| of Dr. and Mrs. \V. C. Moore, liar1
riottv Irwin and Catherine I.atimei
j returned home to Charlotte with Mr.,
and Mrs. Irwin after a visit in Camden
at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
! Moore.
Mr. Pisgah Baptist Church '
There will ho Bible school next
Lord's Day morning at the Mt. Pisgah
Baptist church at 10 o'clock. The
Bible school will also give a promotional
day program at the 11 o'clock
service. There will not he any
preaching, the pastor being awas
a-si?ting in a revival meeting at the
White Street Baptist church in Rock
Hill.
The B. *Y. B. I'.'s will meet at the
i-u a 1 time.
Tne public is cordially invited to
tjhor>hip at our church.
Luther Knight. Pastor.
Not Subject To NBA
To the employers of labor we t'csire
to state tnat the He-employment
Registration is rot subject to the
XRA rates, as ue register all classes
of inbor; therefore, it is a matter
| between employer and employee.
This service is free to all and the
' manager and his assistants are anxI
ious to serve in every particular.
C. H. Yates, Manager.
Two former members of the GerI
man reischbanner were sentenced to
{death at Luebeck, Germany, for the
death of a Nazi.
General News Notes,
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Tampico and the surrounding dis- j
ricts of eastern Mexico were hit by a *"
errific hurricane on Saturday. A( ,
lumber of lives were lost and proper*
y damage was great.
Five miners were trapped in a coal t
nine near Wilkesbarre, Pa., Saturday f
light when a wall of water rushed
hrough the workings. No hope of
escue was held out. ,
Dr. Stephen Wistb returning from
Europe, declared that action by the {
League of Nations and a boycott are f
:he only things that will bring an end (
16 the Hitler regime in Germany. j
.John Skipper, 80, died in a Fayette- ,
villi>. N. C., hospital from wounds re- (
ceived during a scuffle over a pistol
between his son and his grandson-in!aw.
Both the scufflers are in jail.
Corporal Dakkas R; Thompson, 35, i
aviator division of the fourth army
corps, committed suicide by shooting:
himself with a revolver at Chapman, I
Kia. He left a note saying "the only [
way out."
Former President Machado of Cuba
now a refugee at Montreal, Canada,
alleges that his wife's private safe
deposit- box in Havana had been robbed
of bonds and jewels by the new
Cuban administration.
One thousand taxicab drivers
paraded the streets of Havana and
going to the presidential palace demanded
the recall of Captain -Jose i
Oorrales, head of the traffic section
of the police department.
Lad> Clayton-Kast-Clayton, Iv glish
aviatrix, was killed Friday when
-he was thrown violently to ;he
ground as_shc attempted to ? !:mb
nt'j the cockpit of an airplane after
the machine had started.
Members of the parliament from
the Rand district of the TransvaaJ,
South Africa, have drawn up plaria
for a notional recovery program s: n.lar
to the Roosevelt plans for toe
N'RA in the United States.
A revolutionary committee if
(. uban exiles in Spain sponsored a
protest meeting at which "Yankee ,ntcrcession
in Cuba" was criticized,
and a plea made that Cubans be al1
lowed to settle their own affairs.
Congressman McMillan, the mily
one from South Carolina who voted
for the. repeal of the Prohibition
amendment in the last congress, is
going to make a series of wet
, speeches in this state between October
15 and 20.
mam
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The state entomologist of Georgia
s in Washington and says he will
tsk a grant of $450,000 from the pubic
works administration, for a cam)aign
against the spread of typhus i
ever in that state by eradication of
at#. 1
The farm adjustment administrUion
has announced that it will put' hase
^5,922,000 pigs at premium
)riees, because so many farmers are
vanting to sell their small porkers.
The first limit^et was 4,000,000 pigs.
A Jacksonville, Fla., court issued
in injunction to stop the picketing of
i restaurant there which was accused
of violating the NRA code. The
proprietor complained that picketers
used profane language to patrons of
the place.
After deliberating 10' minutes a
jury at Columbus, Miss., condemned
Jesse Patterson, negro, to death after
a trial for murdering Mrs. Irona'
Ha.vs'Crosby, who with her husband,!
Hugh D. Crosby, was beaten to death
oi: their farm last June.
Two young amateur llyers were
killed at Lexington, N. C., Sunday
while stunting in a locally assembled
airplane. The machine fell 1,500 feet
and its location was discovered by the
father of one of the dead youths from
the air, using another plane.
The annual baby parade occurred
at Coney Island, New York, Sunday,
with .'i50 babies in the line. Many of
the babies were dressed to imitate
Senator Huey Long, black eye and
all. Prizes wentoto "Huey Long,"
"Genera! Halbo," and "Tugboat
Annie."
' Juan de La Cierva, Jr., inventor pf
the autogiro, now has developed and
is making trial flights in England
with an aerial motorcycle. The machine
is a single seater motorcy.le
with revolving wings that enable it
: to rise and descend almost vertically.
! When a bandit in Atlanta, Ga., hit
R. H. Morgan, a pharmacy company
auditor, on the head with a brick
and grabbed a satchel containing $2,(">()(),
a hastily formed posse followed
. tlie youth and ran him down, recovered
the money and landed the bandit
; in jail.
| Senator Schall, Republican of Minj
nesota, made a formal statement in
j Washington on Sunday to the efteel
that "after January 1 we shall witness
the destruction of all newspapers
that attempt to criticize th?
gods controlling our natiotial politic*
administration."
An automobile-, occupied by a man,
ran off the highway at the Tryon c
basin bridge near Lake Lure, N. C., J
Sunday afternoon and plunged into c
the lake, sinking in 40 feet of water, i
Efforts made Sunday night to recover c
the car had not been successful up to
a late hour, *
When Waiter T\ Ldrigshore, the ^
health officer of Newberry, arrested a
negro on a minor charge on August 1
26, the negro threw him to the pave* *
ment so hard that the officer died the 1
other day in a hospital. -The negf<T j
escaped and has not been located. \
The sheriff offers $100 reward for his i
arrest. His name is Red Gilder, and ^
when last seen he wore sideburns.
Owen Woodham, Darlington coun- ,
ty farmer, was killed by a bolt of
lightning as he was feeding his stock
with a pitchfork in his hand. He
leaves a widow and six children in- ,
eluding two sets of twins.
While his wife sat playing and
singing "Stormy Weather" in a gesture
of reconciliation at Los Angeles,
Cal., her husband, formerly a prosperous
cafe proprietor, shot her to
death and then tried suicide.
I Leading packers are recommending
to the administration in Washington,
a processing tax of 25 cents per head
I on hogs beginning November 1st and
increasing gradually to $1 per head
to defray the expenses of the administration's
program for slaughtering
o.000,000 swine.
Chicago courts handled four times
as many rases in August, the first
month of the concerted drive against I
crime in that city, as they did in Au'gu<t
of last year.
An Illinois commission is working
on a bill for liquor control which it is
hoping will be a model for the rest of
the country after the repeal of the
ixth amendment.
Three young girls, members of a
Sunday school picnic party, were
drowned in the surf at Newport
Beach, Cal., Tuesday.
(Seven persons were injured in a I
hiropractor's office in Patterson, N. I
when an electric light was turned I
>n, a bonjb explosion following. It
s believed a bomb was placed in the I
loctor's office by a maniac.
^ 'Die Marshall Field company of
Chicago, department store operators, I
idded 1,607 persons to its payroll
rom July 15 to August 16.
Special taxes will be levied in New
fork City by legislative act to raise a ;
otal of $41,000,000 to care for its
f50,000 destitute families. |
Tucson, Ariz., this week received I
he heaviest rainfall in ten years. It
-ained for 40 minutes and. measured
in inch and a half. I
Forest fires cut a wide swath in.
3regon timberlands this week, doing H
iamage estimated as in excess of a^_
million dollars.
It Really Happened
In your interesting publication,. I
writes a Harrisburg, Pa., reader, you I
run a section called "Know Any Bigger?"
I am going to give you &
story, but it is the absolute truth and?
happened to the writer when he was a
boy. A neighbor's son had been given
a gift of a Persian cat which as it -I
grew up was the constant companion
of the two boys.
A horse that was pastured near the
house of one of the boys kicked this H
cat and apparently killed it. This
happened at about two o'clock one
afternoon. The boys were heart
broken over the affair and when the
father came home that evening insisted
that they bury the cat at once
which they did. The hole was about
two feet deep. When the famib
awoke the next morning the cat was
at the back door and in distress. A
veterinarian was called and h^ gave
what aid he could. In about two
weeks the cat was fully recovered,
from her experinece. Four years
[later she died a natural death I
| when buried this time >?he stay
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