Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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' J. c. cox Saifitary Plumbing and Heating TELEPHONE 433-J Estimates Furnished on Short Notice ^ Philadelphia woman, Mrs. Rose 411, has been arrested in Pbiladella charged with chiseling the re/ funds Her huaband makes |24 r but ahe hud a substitute r bubby, who waa unemployed, and e drew $M& per week from the uDt) relief Board. The "substitute gbsnd" ia missing. JOTICE OF APPLICATION-FOR CHARTER Notice Is hereby given that on lesilny, May 21, 1935, the undertn*'d will ble with the Secretary I tli,- Suite of South Curolina, Columbia, South Carolina, a ^ration <>r Incorporation of Pal>tto J>ry Cleaners, Incorporated, a oposed corporation with an author* ii capital stock of Ten Thotiaand lO.(inu.')e) Hollars, to bo divided Into' e hundred (100) shares of tire par lue tti One Hundred $100.00) I)ol- 1 -s ciu-h: and Notice is further given that there II bo a meeting of subscribers in ? office of Murdoch M. Johnson, Esire. in the Crocker Building, Camn, South Carolina, on Monday, May , ltd:., at three o'clock, p, in., for e purpose of electing directors and lirers of the corporation, to receive bscriptions to stock, and for doing I other things necessary and incint to the formation of a corporain, and to transact such other and rther business as may properly come fore the meeting. 1 T. V. WALSH, JR. W. P. NETTLES R. M. KENNEDY A. S. LLEWELLYN Camden. S C\, May 16, 1935 S Dime Letter Scheme Declared Illegal A ruling on the "send a dime" I chain letter racket was received Friday /rom Washington by Postmaster C. P. DuBose. The ruling was sent out from the office of the Solicitor and dated Muy 8. It is as follows: "The attention of all postmasters is called to the fact that the so-called "send a dime" chain letter scheme and similar enterprises now being operated through the mails at various points is in violation of the postal i lottery and fraud statutes (sections (501 and 2350, J*. L. and K., 1032). This information should be commun| icated to all j>ersons making inquiry I as to the legality of the scheme. W. j K. Kelly, Acting Solicitor." | Violation df the sections referred j [to is punishable by heavy line or imprisonment or both. The postamster , has the right to open any letters he suspects of being in violation of the law. The chain letter scheme has been thriving in Camden for the last ten days, but apparently is beginning to lose interest. Only a few of the hundreds who have mailed out letters have received any return for their efforts. Like all other get-rich-quick schemes this one is destined for an j early death. _ 3 lbs, g For (50c CIGHTOi OOASTfc -J#i O'CLOCK | cwQuno TO OKoit ;a COffC I |-^35C:bokar2,,45C (;I;\\hm:)thkr'S 8 SLICED PAW LOAF 6c [ aky I GBAPEFRUIT No. 2 Csn 1 5s | ? V. '.S!M)|;r { sCOTT , E rem.??* 13#' TISSUE?*? 15e| \ ; TOWELS, Scott or Red Cross, Roll .... 10c * . I; ' ? ^ fc *^Dcuble R.cli Eva^cratsd ^ Tall Cans | l i'!!! H'i\N [ JFT'Js ; TEA m">. 23c Jewel 8-|b-cln- $1= | n \l\ OH SKI.F-KlslNt; 2 1-11). 48-lb. FLOUR - 90c SU5 SPARKLE Ice CREAM DESSERT - 5c SI NNYFIKLD I BUTTER Fancy Creamery lb. 35c I String Beans, 6 lbs., 25c New Potatoes, 10 lbs 19c Yellow Squash, 3 lbs 10c Fancy Tomatoes, 1 lb 10c Golden Ripe Bananas, 4 lbs. ... 19c Cabbage (green) 3 lbs 10c . lomyiiaiJi aiwii juiiii f r~ }!, WITH OTHER PAPERS j j *?; - Aj A \ ii ginia man ha^ succeeded in [ < ?os-sing a cabbage with an onion and J I am smoking a right now.?Plato 1 Maker* Criterion. I ' . _ . . < Negro woman pulling a small ex- ' press wagon loaded with three Negro 1 babies of equal age and all brother*. 1 When asked if the triplets were hers and what their names were, she re- I plied: "Deh sho ez. Dehys Shad- i raeh, Meshaek and Kbednago."? I Orangeburg Times-Democrat. If he is rich* his children call him i rather, but if he is poor they call . him Paw.-? Monroe Enquirer. We have come to the conclusion j that not money but theories about it aie the loot of all evil.??Cincinnati Times-Star. W'hat this country needs, in fact what the whole world needs, is to .-.ettle up and settle down.?Tulsa World. , j llrothei, can you spare a dime?" Yes, but not for one of those chain- ' letter gags.?Roanoke Times. A scientist believes that the next war will be fought by wireless. Sometimes the static you hear on your radio makes you (think it has started.?Duluth News-Tribune. What America needs is a nonskid bathtub, according to a Boston status-, j tician, who declares the chances of [ injury by slipping in a bathtub are u thousand times greater than ridiqg on u railroad train, and two hundred times as great as riding in an airplane. Some folks take their lives in their hands every Saturday night. ?Monroe Enquirer. Some people call a doctor and then continue to take their own treatment but they are dying off rapidly.? Orangeburg Times-Democrat. It is significant that those who are ' making war on the new deal are the ones out of whose hands has been taken the spending of the new deal money. folks sure are sensitive about money.?Madrson Madison.iui. It makes a woman awfully tired to see a man make a fool of himself over any other woman.?Columbia State. The trouble with most organizations is that they have a lot of hot air aces who can talk a lot without undertaking anything.?Orangebui g Times-Democrat. W hat is really needed to give "reliel" to the army of unemployed is a 1 pleasant tropical island where the bread-fruit trees bear buttered lolls and the coffee grows ready roasted.? I Pathfinde. t Nobody talked about dividing wealth back in PJ29 when there was plenty of it.?Albany Knickerbocker Press. Scientists think the earth looks blue to the Martians. That's nothing. it looks blue to u.s, too.? Wichita Eagle. Hand-painted knees have appeared in some of the finest hotels in Washington laately. You wouldn't know the old joints now.?'Pathfinder. A West Virginian got a year in the pen for stealing a' locomotive. If he had stolen the entire railroad he might have been proclaimed a financial wizard.?Ohio State Journal. The Democrats are foxy. If their schemes don't work, Republicans will come back and have the mess to clean up.?Richmond News-Leader. A college boy recently established a record by eating -1* eggs in -48 minutes. And still some people wonder if a college education is worth while. ?Pathfinder. The fleet will practise within 400 miles of Japan. Don't you just love a Iriend who shakes his fist under your nose? ? Asheville Citizen. The President might have known that this would happen. Just as soon as the country begins to look a little better, the Republicans want it back. ?New Y'orker. Don't Fuss Don't fuss because meat -prices ! Make yoit shiver; You are paying for the pigs Thrown in the river, j Don't fuss because muslins Cost like thunder; You are paying for cotton That was plowed under. ?'Exchange. Where's The Soil Hordes of gullies all remind us, We should build our lands to stay, And departing, leave behind us Farms that have not washed away. When our boys assume the mortgage On the land that's had our toil, They'll not have to ask the question "Here's the farm, but where's the soil?" ?Selected. Two Drown in Lake Murray Newberry, May 10.?Bob Austin, 20, and Adam Wilson, 8, both of Union, were drowned In I^ake Murray at Black bridge early this afternoon. Austins body was recovered a aborttime later, but a searching party late tonight was still seeking Wilson's body. The tragedy occurred on the Salads side of the lake, about eight miles from Prosperity. One Killed As Auto Hits Pole CharlcMoit, May 12 -?Walter A i i<itrtvll :: 1. of Roanoke. Va . was kill 1 fd and Henry It Mi Arthur. !' >, also ( ?f Roanoke, was injured ubout -: So ' i, lit today who 11 the car in which tliay wore ri?t 1 iik crashed Into a wire [)(>!? in Broad street. MrArthur. driver of the ear, was l>laeed under arrest and is a patient it Maker sanatorium suffering from injuries of the knee, chest and neek ile is expected to recover. He is charged with murder and driving un> ier the influence of lluuor. Coroner John P. DeVeaux. Jr., announced. McArthur. who used to live here, tud Harrell, hot h Hoanoke public util Itlos employes, accompanied by Francis C'aiiill, came here Friday night for a week end trip. t'ulilll continued on to Savannah and was to have met them here Monday for the return trip to Hoanoke Harrell and MeArthur had just dropped friends at their hqmes and were going to a e|ub where they were to pass I he night when the crash occurred. Lancaster Pastor Sued For $50,000 Iaincaster, May 0.?l)r. (iuy Funderburk, pastor of the First Baptist church here, is sued for damages of $50,000 in action filed by Flliott Roddey. charging alienation of Mrs. Roddey's affections. Notice of action has been served upon Dr. Funderburk. The complaint comprises two causes of action. The first alleges that the defendant did by illegal ways and means destroy the love and affection of the happy marriage relations which had theretofore existed J 'between the pluii.itiff and his wife. The plaintiff further alleges that he has by the acts of the defendant been 1 deceived, defrauded and irreparably injured, and caused not only a great mental anguish, but deep humilitation and inestimable .insult and disgrace." In the second cause of actions the plaintiff alleges that "the defendant had been engaged in criminal conversations with the plaintiff's wife and that the plaintiff had furthermore suffered physical injury." The plaintiff, Kllioti Koudey, is the son of E. B. Roddev of this city. He is engaged in the insurance business here. He was born and raised in this city. Mrs. Roddey before marriage was Miss Beulah Daney, also of Lancaster. To date there has been no answer filed. Sapp and Sapp are attorneys for the plaintiff. The defense has not named its attorney. Fine Offerings At Jersey Sale, Saluda Clomson, May 11.?Twelve outstanding young Jersey hulls and 1& choice heifers have been selected for sale at auction at Wheeler Brothers Farm, Saluda, at noon on Tuesday, May 21, by the sales- committee of the South Carolina Jersey Cattle Club in one of that organization's major projects for tho year, - "The character of young animals I consigned is attracting favo.rahle at-J tention among breeders of the Carolinas and Georgia, and the sale is expected to attract a large assemblage of Jersey breeders from these three states," says C. G. Cushman, extension specialist. The bulls will come from the best jknown Jersey 'breeding farms in the Southeastern states, including Fort, land Farms, Nashville, , Tenn.; McKibben and Hill, Ixtxington, Ky.; Jersey Island Farms, Columbus, Ga.; Granada Farms, Granite Falls, N. C.; Oak Hill Farms, Brookhaven, Miss.; Hotherwood Farms, Kingsport, Tenn.; Wheeler Brothers, Saluda, S. C\; Judge Neal W. Workman, Newberry, S. C. Mr. Cushman states that these animals will represent the most popular bloodlines of the Jersey breed, and believes that distribution of these animals throughout South Carolina should result in notable improvement in the Jersey cattle in this state. Fifteen choice heifer calves have been selected from breeding herds within the stale for sale on the same date. These heifers, Mr. Cushman states, were selected as an attraction I to calf club boys and girls. Club members selecting these calves will be given a complete course of dairy husbandry instruction through their club work, using the cnlf.as a demonstration. Wheeler Brothers Jersey Farms will offer an ideal setting for this sale. Visitors will be shown through the laige herd of Jerseys, one of tho best in 1 ho South, and tho modern barns and pastures, and sandwiches and cold drinks will be served on th? grounds. NOTICE OF SALE Notice 1h ,hereby given that in accordance with the terms and provisions of the Decree of the Court of Common Pleas for Kcrahuw Counfy, South Carolina, dated May ti, 1936, in the eaHe of The Enterprise Muilding and l.oan Association of Camden, South Carolina, plaintiff, vh. Annie H. Hoy Kin and Louise S. Hamlin, defendantH, I will Hell to the highest bidder for cash before tin? Court llouae door at Camden. South Carolina, during tin? legal hours of sale on the llrst Monday in Juno, P.?3.r>, being the 3rd day thereof, the following described propcrty: "All that pieco, parcel or lot *?f land, with buildings thereon, situate, lying and being in the City of Camden. County of Kershaw, and State of South Carolina, fronting eightyeight and one-half feet blast i on Mill street and extending back westwardly- therefrom, of a uniform width, to a uniform depth of two hundred seventy-three (273) feet, and bounded North by premises of Walsh; Must by Huld Mill street; South by premises now or formerly of Kirkland and West by property of Kendall." Also: Twenty (20) Hhares of the Capital Stock of The Enterprise Pudding and Loan Association of Camden, South Carolina, the same being in Series No. 431. Terms of sale: For Cash; tho Master to require of the successful bidder a deposit of five (f>) per cent of his bid, same to be forfeited In case of non-compliance; no personal or deficiency judgment Is demanded and the bidding will not remain open after the sale, but compliance with tho bid may be made immediately. W. I,. Del'ASS. JR., Master for Kershaw County. Henry Savage. Jr.. Attorney for Plaintiff. Camden, S. ('., May 13, i;)3.r>. , 'V JUST ARRIVED?A SHIPMENT OF Norris Exquisite Candies 55 Cent^ a Poijiul Up I resli Salted Peanuts DePASS' DRUG STORE Phone 10 THE KEXAUL STORK We Deliver $110 $10 Down $5 Monthly DELIVERED AND INSTALLED Any genuine Frigidaire you ever saw was worth much more than this iuuucsi sum. r>ui nere is the JFngidaire '35?the Frigidaire with the Super Freezer?delivered and installed. That is a "buy!" It's the Model D 3-3 5 Frigidaire, with 6.4 square feet of shelf space .. # and with Lifetime Porcelain interior . .. and with genuine Dulux exterior! At this low price, there is now no need whatever of buying any "second best refrigerator." You can have a genuine Frigidaire '35?the General Motors refrigerator! Come in?get your Frigidaire! Begin now to enjoy the convenience and safety of perfectly kept food. THE CAMDEN FURNITURE COMPANY, Inc. Everything For The Home THE SUPER FREEZER . .. provides the right , cold?always?-even in the hottest weather, j And it gives you these convenience features: Faster Freezing Cold Control Automatic Ice Tray Release ! Automatic Reset Defrosting More Ice Cubes Frozen Storage Compartment Extra Room for Tall Bottles Full Value Allowed For Your Old Refrigerator on the 1935 Frigidaire 15 OTHER PRIGIDA1RE HOUSEHOLD MODELS FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE