Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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kllllllllllllll^llllllllllllll^llllllllllllll^llllllllllllll^llllllllllllll^llllllllllllll^lll1^ | Pay Your Taxes Now | The Treasurers office has turned over to ss| 8 rne a large number of delinquent tax execu- ffi S linns whic h 1 am forced to collect at an early g| 0 date. All parties owing State and County gj 5= taxes are reqnested to call and pay same s g before we are forced to advertise said ?5 == property for sale. [g 1 J. H. McLEOD, 1 8 Sheriff Kershaw County. May 3, 1935 jg j ll!^llllUlllllll[^llilllllllll^lllllllllt^llllllllllll[^]llllllllllll^j||[|||||ll[|^ 1!. i- report ed I roil! Medt'ino How, | Wyo., t hut the town has only two > men wliti ai ? <1 u' ol work. CITATION 'I'll#1 Slat'- ol South Carolina, < 'on ii I > of Is orsha w. J{> N. (' A i loii, ITohate Judge: \\'lo ii-as, A UK Us* I lis I'arloh made unit lo mo lo Kraut him Letters of; Administration'or tit'' L'siate and ef-j I cts ol Lola ( arlos. These are. therefore, lo rite and 1 admonish all and singular the Kind red and Creditors of the said Lola Curios deceased, that (hey'foe and tippear before me, in the Court of Pro-I bale, to foe held, at Catnden, South j Carolina, on Monday. May 27th next, after publication hereof, itt 11 o'clock I in the forenoon, to show cause, if j any they have, why the said Administration should not be wanted. (iis en under my hand this 111ir- , leeiilh day of May Anno Mominl LUfi. N C AKNKTT. .) lldge of I' ft iba te. | CITATION The Stale of South Carolina, ('ounly of Kci -haw. Hy N. ('. Ai in tt, Probate Judge: j Wheieas, Ella M. Kundct burk made' suit to nte to grant Letter- of Administration of the Km ale ami ef-| !et!s of Maggie .lohn-on. I'he-c are. t eeret'oi . ,,tc and :Viutoni -h a!| at:-l sirgoar t tie' Ktndn i are reditoj f tie a; i Maggie l.e " a 'V, ha' 1 i\ ' ? ami a i >; e t !" I H -! < " I nte, ; e ' l -e I oil I ' of I'l .hat' . ' i".- 'f.e ! a1 < aimn n. S. < n Mo, day . May w. n: i. i.ex'. at pu I>i'.' a' '!i tie i co;, at II u cloc K i". 'he foil noon, to -how ?au.-c, if any Ihcy ha\e. why the -aid Administration should not be granted. (liven under my hand this seventh dnv of Mav Anno Ihimini 11*. N. C. AKNETT, I'robate Judge for Kershaw County., NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS All parties indebted to the estate j of .lean R. Harris are hereby notified to make payment to the utYdersignod, ' and all parties, if any, having claims', against tin- said estate will presentthem iikewi.-e. duly attested, within the time prescribed by law. WAKRKN II. HARRIS WILLIAM L. COODALE , Administ t utors. Camden, S. ('.. April 'J'., lPaa. h-S .-h. FINAL DISCHARGE Notice i- hereby given that one month from thi- date, on Monday. May Jo; h. 1 t'.'.o. 1 will make to the Probn'e r'ourt of Ker-huw ("ounly my tinai ivliirn as Kxccufrix of the esta'c of R. S. William-, deceased ami j en -ante date I wti! apply to the said C...irt f.>r a tir.al d; o hnrge as | s;o?i 1 ,\< . u: i ix. AN NIK. M. \\ ILL I A.MS. Kxecu* : . \ In.-1 a ' o of R S. Wd.ia an >. i . \ JJn i. Ip '.o. FINAL DISCHARGE nan-:, ; rout thi- dale, on \\edne-da>. May JJi.d. I will make to the I'ioita'.i r'ourt of Kershaw County my 1'ma! returns as Administrator of t.'.e c.-'.a'c ol A. I' \ on!'g, deceased, and on the same date 1 will apply to U:e .-.aid Court for a linal uiscnarge a- said Administ rator. JOHN A. YtH'Nti, Administrator. ( anuion. S. C., April 22, lftde. LOW SUMMER RATES NOW IN EFFECT , new york ROUND $OC ^ nu.ils.jtnl TR,F vw berth 66 l)ar rrtmm Until From CHARLESTON Every Monday and Saturday travel in cool comfort on *wift, modem Oil burning liner*. A refreshing, restful voyoge vio the Ciuite Woy. Doncmg. deck sports, radio, etc.Delicious meals. Aefosi Only $37.SO round trip with 3 tickets. To Jacksonville?Every Thursday and Saturday Fare $12 Round Trip Wpetty frwkpht eolllnps to Soeton ' CLYDE-MALLORY LINES W. A. O'Srien Oen'l Apent Charleston S. C. ^ " 11 I ^ HOUSE FORSALE 409 CHESNUT STREET i Desirable Location Terms Reasonable ! Address Communications to Box 243, Camden, S. C. | k BETH UNE NEWS~ NOTES J lot li urn:. May 1 fi.?Mr. and Mra. Kirk land Watts, of Moneks Corner, were guests of the formers mother, Mrs. Main I Watts, during tin* weekend. Mr. iind Mrs. Louis llyrd. of (Jreenshoro, spout Sunday with the J. I.. Hy rds. Mr and Mrs. Clcmsou Wilson and children. <rl Columbia, visited Mrs. Wilson's mother. Mrs. M I,. Kelley, the past week end. M rs T .1 hurley, with tier small daughter. Mt-lita, is spending the week with her pitrents. Mr and Mrs. I I! lie,-iron Mr and Mrs. A, I,. HanLn.-r. <>t Was-eier were week tid visitors in the holm* !>f t h 7. |' Cufdotm. ( )ti tie is return t<> Waimiier Simdav tie \ were ae< otnpani< d b> Mrs Hold.': 1 who will .->! <ml s< 111 tine- wit'i Ii> , daughter ;?11<| soil-in law. M ! s l'l';i!lt IS S? V I I'a III I . II til e II' I e I' ot I lie Holly llill school faeult \ , h;o leeti spend inn several ila>s with let* par<*tits, Mr. and Mrs. .1 ! :. Severance Mr. and Mrs. T. It. hethune ami son, Tom. were quests of the .1 ,\ Met/askills, during the week end. A very attractive Mother's Day program imde.r the supervision of Miss Louise^ Tiller, was presented at the Methodist eh it reh Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lav in Severance., of Columbia. have heett recent visitors tit the former's home here. ('ire)es One and Two of the Baptist W M S met Monday afternoon with Miss Margaret Fields and Mrs. D L. I M c I .end H nidi < >Ii vf r is visit inn his parents in Quitman, (leorgia. tlm sts of Mrs m o Ward during the week end were Mr. ami Mrs. (1. F Brant ami yoium son. Hcurge. of Holly llill. ami Mr and Mrs Charles V. Bivers ami young daughter. Katherine Ward, of Chesterfield. Mrs Willie Koh.rts of Flat ('ret k. is visiting her parents, the .ltdin Mini go.-.. having h? en vailed to be with her motlu-r. who is qui11 ill M iss s Mary I'.. Ihitcliff. .Fish- Humiiitiml ami Marguerite Foster, of Wlnfhfop College. en in e liollle for (111! I We. k eli.l Miss W i 11? tie l-'st | id : ' . of l\i rslll'w. , is \ i.-itina Mrs c C Fate i PULP INDUSTRY St EN KU H UlXifc Slash Pine May Succeed K i n q C o 11 c n. P u hi is tier Tells S. C. Legislature. ' ' in;: hi S i' Mi. P. i 'ot \r W |.if? . V -v N r\ 1 . . \ <r. In her. 11d11 the South Ca oli'm ! ;'iv la t n f" 11 m!.i v that a s M. . , . K "la ('ot !->:i . ,t n be eiil h r. me. t in the ut ' 'o li|.s> \ on for all i ime" it tin- potential pine paper pulp iinhi> , 11 v is ,p v . lop. .1. Viiir, for.iun (otupetition ami ether ills of the eottou iudustrv Colonel i ! Little said per cent of the wood 'pulp for paper making in the I'nited States cotiies from foreign countries. The south, with its slash piue. could sii ppl v i he count r> ." He warned, however, it is not wise for business men to invest in new in.lustres while w. still hear threats about the destruction of capital right s As n Republican who supported Roosevelt iii 1931, Colonel Little said. I weep with hint over the looming tief.-.it of h.is policies Play At Pine Tree Hill School On Saturday night. May lSth, at 8:30 at Pine Tree Hill school auditorium there will he presented an operetta. "Dream of Fatry-Land The cast is composed of about fifty pupils Th. admission is H? and 20 cents. Marshal l'ilsudski, dictator of Poland. is dead. TRESPASS NOTICE AH persons are hereby warned not to trespass, for any purpose what* soever, on my lands lying on North side of Twenty Creek. Parties violating this notice will be prosecuted. 8 pd. R. B. PEAKS. Atlanta Journal Editor Died Monday Atlanta, Ha, Muy 111.?Major John S Cohen, ti&, preside nt and editor "t thj- Ailania .louruul, vice chairman of tin- Itriiiocniiir national committ ami former I' 11 it?*?.| 8tut? h senator, died at lila homo here at 0:4tonight alter tin extended illness. Major Cohen had been in declining houlth several months and only Juki week re-1urinal form Rochester, Minn where lie went for treatment of an ulcerated Htoniaeh. Hope wuh abandoned for his recovery and members of the family we re summoned to his bedside following his return home. A leader In the counclla of the. Democratic party, Major Cohen cut abort a prospective career in the navy to distinguish himself as a Journalist and in the politlcul activities lie was a champion of good road a und education and an outstanding figure among the builders of the new South. During the Spanish American war lie served as an officer in the Cubed States army. * He Was appointed to the United States senate by Coventor Klchard H. Russell, Jr., ill 1932 to 1111 the va-i eaney caused by the death of Senator William J. . Harris and remained in the senate until Russell offered for the office and was elected nine months later. That same year,.Major Col^en, was made vice c hairman of tlie Democrat-1 ic national committee. Major Cohen became connected with the Atlanta Journal In ls'jo and for many years was active in politl-l eal affairs in Georgia. Escaped Convict Captured Karl Withers, escaped convict who broke away from the Dan cuts ler coun ty chain gang camp Sunday night was captured near Osceola early Tuesday morning at a house whore the convicts wife was making her home. Sheriff Black mon and his force surrounded the house about 2:110 a. m. and Withers surrpudc; >d without a struggle. Four offi-e-| approached the house and as they got near the entrance they all thte-w their flashlights on the house si r.ui-i taueousiy. Withers was standing :n the doorway and saicl "Well, her.- I am."?Lancaster News. Convict Escapes From Two Guards ? Haruwell. May I2A?("Mo") Miller, j who was sentenced at the I feceinber, i 1 lit. term of the court of gem-ial' sessions (o serve a lo-yeyr sentence} for manslaughter, is at large for the| third time. having escaped yonterday I from two slate farm guards while on a visiu C?*. Ilia si< k wife, who live* a j lew miles nvin Hla< kville on thy farm , of Ni<k Croft. A man limit of the countryside was Monducted hy a sheriff's posse until ,;oi early hour this morning and wliile | two members or the posse at one I time Were close enough to Miller to I lire several shots at the fugitive lie ! eluded the officers by fleeing lo a I nearby swamp. j According to Sheriff J. II. Morris, ; who led the posse, u stop of about ' 20 to 40 minutes was made at Mack* i j ville, where Miller was allowed to1 j engage in conversation with Alfred, Tobin. another negro, while one of the i guards went into a nearby cafe and 'tile other sat in an automobile. Miller j and lite guards then went to the home' of Miller's wife. 'I'lie latter went into j j the house, one of the guards going to I Nil k Croft's home several hundred yards away, while the other waited on the porch, Sheriff Morris said. A short time later Miller's wife is | said to have called tb her husband I several times and receiving no reply, j went out on the porch and asked the I j guard if lie had seen "Mo." The guard j is then said to have gone through the i house and an investigation disclosed | tiie fact that .Miller had escaped into j 'a swamp about 4()d yards from the j dwelling. The two guards came to | Harnwell and reported the escape to Sheriff Morris, who sent them hack to the Miller home while he endeavored to secure bloodhounds. Failing in this, tlie sheriff and his deputy, Clilmore Uarley, went to Itlaekviile, i wliei'i a posse was organized. ' Shortly before midnight last night Deputy Harley and (feorge Cray of i Itlaekviile came upon .Miller in a field I I in the Hilda section. Tin* fugitive ' commanded them to halt under a threat of death, but the two officers <ontinued to advame in the hope of getting close enough to effect Miller's ; capture or kill him. When Hie con- j \ ici realized this, lie took to his he. Is. I i I a i i > and (!iay fired at liim several j times with a pistol and a gun loaded' with buckshot -I h?y uro cuulidcut t)ia( some of the sh?ts took effect, Afd't' committing ^ homicide in Dluckville Miller went to New York, where ho w'ua apprehended und reLurned to thin county. Some time later he and several other prisoners aawed their way out of the local jail ami escaped hy means of a rope made from blanket.s. Several months later j he was arrested in Cambridge, Mass., and again returned to this county, being tried at the December term of I court at which time he was convicted ol manslaughter. A 15-year son* tenor was imposed. Montague McClendon, white, was convicted of aiding in the jail break and was sentenced to one year's imprisonment. Sheriff > stimates that Miller has cost Barnwell county $1,000. Miller is a World war veteran and draws a substantial pension trom the federal government. * Col A. M. Scarborough said last night that Miller was at Held farm and lie did not know he had been allowed to go to Barnwell county until notified of the escape. According to Col. Scarborough Miller had bagged to be ullowjB vinit his wife, whom he claims* desperately ill. Sunday the captain in tHar^S the' Kchi farm allowed Miller taken homo under guard when or the state farm guards volunte^| to accompany Miller home so th*t^| latter might visit his sick wltt^| was Sunday and the two guatyfl cording to Cpl. Scarborough, teered to make the trip in their jl The penitentiary head said thttfl called the chief of police at b^H ville and offere<l to do anythi>(^| could to help in the search forjfl escaped convict and also offered rew ard for information leading letter's capture. Huge Corset Theft Chicago, May 12. Hans of Canandaliua, N. y? u the Miller Corset company, io? 9 pairs of sample corsets to tfc]|9 who broke into his parked carul ho reported to police today. 19 samples were valued at $6oo. 9 lliiiMHIIJii! 11 nil | DAVIDSON INSURANCE AGENCY | ANNE STEVENS DAVIDSON general insurance i 522 K. DcKAI.H STREET CAMDKN, g c I f Office I'hone 190 Heulah |>. fl Hrsidiiict' I'lionc 515 l'hone 5i*> I We Set The Standard For Insurance Service ! im| WHEN YOU WANT A J | FIRST CLASS LUNCH OR DINNER I CALL ON NEY AT THE | Blue Jay Lunch Room Open From 6 in the Morning to 2 at Night I One Door West of Postal Telegraph NEY BILLINGS I Now; aBout SrAKBS ^ I **? * : -- -v^-i ! "Just-look at this mm the brakes on this new Ford V-8 have more braking surface per pound of car weight than you'll Find on any other car less than $1095. j ; 44 A 1 - ?. /\iSO} Ford is using fulll 2-inch brake drums, so you need less pressure on the pedal j to do the job inside the brake. 5 * ?$. 1 "And more than that, Ford uses big 6 x 16*inch air balloon tiros, so that your Ford brakes get a good grip on the r<xid?any Voddf'' -... ... -j ... . ....... .ySSS * - " ? . v.......,,,, ...... 7"Ol \\ l ord dealer ns ill answer your questions today as 1 _i_ In* an?\MT> the brake question above . with facts, not general < hums. ( Safety??I'chides the bigger and better /lew Ford brakes, 1 there's a welded all-steel body, a low, rigid, double channel _\-t\pe frame, welded steel-spoke wheels. There's even safety gla-s all around on all new Fords at no extra ct)sl! Cam fart cm! room??You'll find more room in this Ford Y-8 than in many cars costing hundreds of dollars more. New weight distribution and the new 123H-inch springbase make this po.-v-ible?and with it, a "front-scat ride" for eierv passenger. Thrifty alteration??Economy of the V-8 Ford engine is pro\ed by now?and new refinements make this one even easier on gas anil oil. New parts and labor always cost it lie on a Ford V-8, and few adjustments are ever needed. Go to your Ford dealer today. See this car. Drive it. Question it. You'll find the best answer.-, to all your questions in the Ford Y-8 itself. FORD V-8 1 I few Standard accessory group inc.M&2! jl (gff ing biunfwrs and spare tire extra, \ ^IFa terms through Universal Credit Company, the Authorized Ford Finance Plan. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ALL MODELS ON THE AIR-FORD SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, SUNDAY EVENINGSWAHINC, THURSDAY RVKN1NC8?COLUMBIA N1TWORR BUT VALUES m ITSfD CABS REDFEARN MOTOR COMPANY I CAMDEN, g, C? - -jM