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"-'"l Found Guilty Of Payroll Robbery Lancaster, S. C., June 22?T. S. Thurman, former I^am-aster county deputy sheriff, wns convicted late today of conspiracy in the $1K,000 Springs mill payroll robbery near here I last December and was sentenced to serve eight years in the state ponl-! tentiary. i Manuel Mfller, who pleaded guilty, at the beginning of the trial early lathe week, was sentenced to eiuht years also. James Miller a brother of Manuel, and l.erov Holiday, of Charlotte, were sentenced to serve six years. Hot b of theni also pleaded guilty and turned state's e\idenee. Attorneys for Thurtnan Immediately tiled node, of n motion for a new1 f rial 1 ",~nf mrv > tv<" r," f > r>> f i 11 nrOi! I * > .hide, A I. C.o'nn The Mil!' r lo ot1;, : ati.l ! I> 111 I ty Hit ,ub d uu:lt y tl.. . !...t - -i t . 1 in :i ill;: ot I 11 ; i I r: : 1 1.< r- i t r ' ; " Triplets Doing Well The three little colored babies which arrived at the home of the l'atfurson's, a colored family who reside a couple of miles west of town, are reported to be doing well. The mother*# improving but still quite sick. It is said that on their arrival one of the babies weighed four pounds, another four and one-half , pounds and the third five pounds.? i Lancaster News. Dance at Sunset Club. July 4th. 9 p. in. to 2 a. in. Good" orchestra. Admission 7a cents. Adv. the week. i?ui Thurman chose to be t rietl I htirmnn'.i three co defendants testified that he engineered the crime and engaged them to hold him up. Thurman. on the stand, denied any < <m m it ion with tin holdup. The de"i ;i.m' soticfit to show that the Miller bo\ s trained" Thurman because of i 1111l" uhii h d? \i p- d when Inl t -1 d tie- *11 tie nt in I .am aster COUNTY TREASURER'* REPORT <Continued from page 7) Rulh Duren i?? ^0 ^() J. V. lloiIKh .. .. .. ' 4 25 : Kutii Duron '>o oO i Total ! $1,406.95 ' School District No. 29 U?Mif? urn Motor ^o $ 23.65 6F, M. Jordan .. 3.52 J. A. Hosborough ..' 7.63 Hoek Hill Body Co 200.00 J. A. UoHborough 10.25' J. A. UoHborough 38.38) J. A. Kowborough 11.25 . McLnod & McLauchlln . . .. 30.00 VV. H. Lord 77.00 Mildred Graves .. .. 70.00 J: A: Itosborough .. .. .. .. 11.66 VV. II. laird 77.00 1 Mildred Graves 70.00 J. A .UoHborough 0.70 D. M. KoHboroiiKli 26.00 j VV. D. 1/ord 147.00 I). M. UoHborough 6.40 J. A. Uoh borough 8.20 VV. (J. WIIhoii IS.85 VV. IJ. Lord * . .. 147.00 J. A. UoHborough 8.80 J. A. UoHborough 10 26 VV. H. Lord 14 7.00 Lugoff Garage 5.00 J. A. Uouborough 10.25 W. B. Lord 147.00 J. A. UoHborough .. .. .. .. 10.50 VV. B. Ix>rd .. - 14 i.OO Lugoff Oarage 2 40 | .1. A. UoHborough 8.40 ! VV. B. Lyrd 147.00 j Leah Anderson 16o.u0 Dealt Anderson 16<?.U0 | Leah Anderson 170.00 Leah Anderson 170.00 Leah Anderson 170.00 Leah Anderson 170.00 j Total $2,703.24 School District No. 30 Newton & Newton .. .-. . .,$ 4125 Lexie L. Croxton 142.50 L. L. Croxton 14 3.00 j Lexie L. Croxton 142.50 ' Lexie L. Croxton 142.50 ' Lexie L. Croxton 142.50 Lexie L. croxton 144.10 Kershaw Lumber Co. . . . . 0.85 Lexie L. Croxton 142.50 Lillie May M. Stevenson .. 112.50 Lillie May M. Stevenson .. 112.50) Lillie May Stevenson 1125"' Lillie May Stevenson 112.5" Lillie May Stevenson 112 5". Total .- $1,613 20 School District No. 31 .1 r. F.I ill $ 1." I Ml .1 l: Fail. 15. "i, ? H ( !!)> ] ; <-??I I Fail.- 14.. ' I: r-iil.- 1L ... ti?l;u ? Williams 1 ; .1 l: Fail.- . 142.' I. l: Fail.- 7. .11 VVilletie Km ridge 7--.00 ' II (J. Clyburn .. .... " 2.50 Total $1,055.50 . 1 School District No. 33 D. L. Uabney $ .18.00 J. IF Zemp 33,75 T. V. Boone 150.00 Burns & Barrett 34.28 Camden Lumber Co 377.87 VV. I. 'P. Roseborough . . . . 100.52 Sarah I. Roseborough . . . . 42.50 Sarah 1. Roseborough . . . . 42.50 Sarah ). Roseborough . . ., 42.50 Sarah I. Roseborough .. .. 42.50 Sarah I. Roseborough . . . . 42.50 I Total $ <148.92 j School District No. 37 Ituth W. Rookard $ 42.50 j Uuth Kookar.l 42.50) Until Rookard 14 0" j Uuth Rookard 44.50 | Ruth Rookard 12.50 j Total $ 216.00; School District No. 38 Lula R. McDonald $ 35.00 j l.ula R. Mi-Donald 37.00 1 Luia M'ef'oiialit 35.00 I.ill.1 R McDonald 35.0O ] l.ula R McDonald . . . . . . 35.00 1 I .to n . ,v I'.arr.lt 32.92; I .iila R M. I ituiald 20.0" T< > al $ 2 29.92 School District No. 39 !\ .1 Ui It (la rd in r .< 70.00 Katie It. ll.miner 70.00 F ai 10 It. (Inrdner 70.00 ( Cornelius .Runes 5.00 1 Katie B. Gardner 71.05 | Katie IF (lardner 70.00] Katie IF Gardner 70.00 I Katie IF Gardner 70.on t J. IF Branham 25.15 1 Maggie Miller 35.00, I Isti lie Anderson 35.00 j Kstelle Anderson 35.00 I Maggie Miller 35.00 I i -1< ,lr Anderson 35.00 | Maggie Miller 35.00) Ks-t.lle Anderson 35.00, Maggie Miller 35.00 ! Total j 871.20 School District No. 40 George Mobley, Lancaster County Treasurer $1,161.46 M. K. Hawthorne. Supt 1.873.35 Total $3,034.81 School District No. 41 H. L. Smyrl $ 96.50' H. L. Smyrl 152.10 J. B. Zemp 29.00 Caindi n Lumber Co 202.22 Bertha K. Harris 77.50 Helen Bolton 35.00 W. C. Cobb 24.00 H. L. Smyrl 14.00 Cmmden Lumber Go 63.13 Bertha Harris 77.60 Nn-Idea 8a)es Co 183.96 Helen W. Be!ton 86.80 I liuriiM & Barrett 85.00 j Bertha K. Harris 77.50 ] VV. F. Nettles & Hon 23.50 1 Helen W. Helton . . . . 86.04 Nu-l|Ma Desk Co 45.34 j Bertha K. Harris 77.501 lleley W. lieltou 35.00] ! Bertha K. Harris 77.50 i Helen W. Helton 35.00] i Hums & Harrett .. 7.HO j * Total $1,490.95 School District No. 42 H. ('. Robinson $ 42.50 Hums Air Harrett 12.92 Ruby (Jordan 70.00 Kuby (Jordan 75.00 Ruby (Jordan ...... 70.00 Scott Foresmon Ai Co 12.15 Ituby Gordan 74.50 Ituby (Jordan 72.00 Jtuby (Jordan 70.00 Ruby (Jordan 70.00 Ruby Gordan 70.00 Total $ 639.08 School District No. 46 Kershaw Chevrolet Co $ 609.72 Kobbln Horton 70.00 C. V. Hammond 31.15 Robbin Horton .. .. 70.00 C. V. Hammond 32.20 Robbin Horton 70.00 C. V. Hammond ? 29.60 ('. V. Hammond 32.40 Robbin Ilorton 70.00 ('. V. Hammond 3C.60 Robbin Horton 70.00 ('. V. Hammond 30.40 Robbin Horton .. 70.00 C. V. Hammond .. *" 33.45 Robbin Horton 63.00 C. V. Hammond 32.20 Robbin Horton 70.00 ('. V. Hammond 30.75 Mary L. Waiters 35.00 Flossie Ilow/e 35.00 Mary D Waiters 35.00; Flossie Howze 35.00 Mary IWaiters 35.00 Flossie ljow/.e 35.00 Mary bWaiters 35.00 Flossie How/.e .. 35.00 Mary L. Waiters .. .. .. .. 35.00 Flossie How/.e 35.00 Total $1,806.47 School District No. 47 (J. (). Mobley, Co. Troas. ..$ 211.06 Total $ 211.06 Recapitulation Sellout (Maims Raid From July 1, 103 I. to .1 iitie 2 I. 1935: S< lionl bi-tri< i No. 1 .. .. $66.136.30 i ' I i,\m a 12.112.51 j' School I )isi i iit No 5 .. .. 9,086.15 I S< liool bi.-i riot No. 1 .. .. 9.164.14 Selli>ni District No 5 2,093.4 School District No. 6 .. .. 9.413.23 j < School District No. 7 .. .. 2,117.14 School District No. 8 .. .. 887.60 School District No. 0 .. .. 1,476.65 School District No. 10 .. .. 1,356.37 School District No. 11 .. .. 3,190.67 School District No. 12 .. .. 12,584.56 School District No. 13 .. .. 1,861.40 School District No. 14 .. .. 14,701.49 School District No. 15 .. .. 044.72 School District No. 16 . . .. 8,826.85 School District No. 19 .. 802.97 School District No. 22 .. . . 19,470.05 School District' No. 23 165.00 School District No. 25 .. .. 1,309.55 School District No. 28 .. .. 1,406.95 School District No. 29 .. .. 2,793.24 School District No. 30 .. .. 1,013.20 School District No. 31 .. .. 1,055.50 School District No. 33 .. . . 948.92 School District No. 37 .. .. 216.00 School District No. 38 . . .. 229.92 School District No. 39 .. .. 871.20 School District No. 40 . . .. 3.034.81 School District No. 41 .. .. 1,499.95 School District No. 42 . . . . 639.08 School District No. 46 . . . . 1,806.47 School District No. 47 .. .. 211.06 Grand Total .. .. .. .. ..$194,247.55 Note: All School and County Claims made in favor of S. W. Hogue, Treasurer, ar?- for bonds and coupons on bonds and notes paid to Hank for borrowed money. Respectfully submitted, S. W. HOGl'E, Treasurer of Kershaw County. More than 85.00't persons joined in I he Hinlngieal Survey's rat destructi<?n campaign in the year ending i inn' I'M. ip;;S. A census shows that Baltimore has : approximately one grocery store to ai h 249 people. PROPER REIT IN THE tUR^f Now Is the Time to Get Ch?nge J Relaxation In the Long Day,,| Becoming practical in Its phiiosooj ! of life and regards for -the clinmj the Anderson Independent notes the lengthening days of saftmer j| here, and the growing Intensity of ij3 heat tends to leave a man "let doval after he finishes his dally job. robs one of energy, but to baUa^|TJ scales nature has given us bjjj days of daylight in which recapture that lost energy. Did you know that one may red J| well by making one's self tense athl relaxing? It usually depends upotl tlie; kind of work you do. ' B But with longer days, quitting titJ for the average working man comsfl two to three hours before the sun J gins to drop behind the western horifl /on, leaving time to play goff, swial mow the front lawn or work In tM garden. I Such activity tends to reatbothtM body and mind, and builds for bettil general health. A diet of fresh veftfl tables, milk and other wholesoqfl foods, taken temperately, will aid yjfl in keeping cool and collected duriifl the long, hot days of summer and fefl able you to greet the next day witAtfl new supply of work-building energy.B Rumanian scientists have found il way of isolating pure nicotine sotifl tion in concentrations of 50 to IW ]ihi' emit from waste tobacco.- ~fl Twenty million acres of farm lufl have been destroyed by erosion J this country alone. M V?J I ! Our Mill haa juat been completely overhauled, I and now giving beat yield in its hutory. j You may make engagement for milling I | buahels or more, and get your flour aame day brought I in. I We will exchange or give you your own flour. ! j We guarantee aatiafnctory reaulta. I We Manufacture: I FISH MEAL, POULTRY FEEDS AND DAIRY FEED. I I SUMTER MILLING COMPANY | | I SUMTER, S. C. I July Clearance Sale I I i Bargain* Kike These Command Every Thrifty j i | Shopper's Attention ' I FRIDAY, JUNE 2 8th 8 i * A? Ix>ng ns They Last | I Big Galvanized WASH TUBS I | ! Sell the World over for $1.00. We will ! j I make every lady feel good with a purchase W K of $3.0() or more we will sell you one of f m "l ? I J J these Big Tubs for fclw j I HANES' SHIRTS AND SHORTS I I Combinations come neatly packed, Sizes J . j to conform, colours. Guaranteed a Real I 75c Item for Only & W j I j HI? A Dn A Used as Table Oil Cloth. Beau- e I ? raDJlasm I tiful, New Designs 54-wide, only A U yd ! I Men's White Buck Dress Oxfords 8 H You very seldom get footwear as fine as this offered nt cut price so early in the ( j j season. Values up to $4.00, for ^, I Growing Girls' & Women's Mesh Sandals 8 m White and Colors, values up to $1.00 Close O C | Out Price ZOC I BOYS' DRESS PANTS 8 Shorts, Belt to Match, well made, Strongly | j Constructed, 75c value for * I j T ?/AQ1 ^ WoiVien's Pure Silk O C, A I v/OCi New Spring Colors Open Back Seam *3 C mm P anrr 111 Candlewick Bedspread, very I X|l| f \Ph*| A| beautiful, Colors to select from, d* "| f* Q ! UflLL <JI LUlnL values up to $3.00 for only $ 1 sOt) j I Ripple Weave Sport Cloth, gayly Striped 6eerBtick- I i j erB. The bright Plaids and Stripes in these make ? I j them the big thing for Sports Frocks. Values up j I to 50c. On Sale for y j I FRIDAY, JUNE 28 p 1 ' All Good Housewives be on Time, with a Purchase j of $2.00 we will sell Large House Brooms, Four and [ Five Strand, for only I | THE BOSTON STORE J I CAMDEN'S BARGAIN CORNER j I 1.. .....t ZZ^SiSOSBSS&iSui ^LSUBOHBR i Make Y ur Vacation Trips SAF E Don't let your Fourth of July trip or any of the 1 trips you are planning this summer be a repetition of the ccident reported in Monday's Columbia Record i in which a prominent Columbia citizen was killed due to a tire blowing out. Take advantage of our spe.ial offer which lasts through Thursday, July 4th. 10% OFF ON ALL SEIBERLING TIRES It pays to have good tires. Creed's Filling Station West DeKalb Street Telephone 486 CAMDEN, S. C. ~ " ?- 4 X ^BB^w A Genuine I g|KRIGIDAIRE '35 i iS l 1 ?) - $89.50 KOLDGHEST MODEL Cash Price? I nstal led ettaaA MODEL D3-35 As illustrated and described Cash Price? Installed SEE IT TODAY "U Here's everything you need in an electric refrig. crator. The famous Super Freezer ?plenty of ice? fast freezing?cold storage spac -tomatic ice tray release?automatic reset detLunua^?more space for tall bottles. Terms so easy you can't afford to be without one another day a small down payment-balance at the rate of only BUT THAT'S ONLY HALF THE GOOD NEWS^J The instant your Frigidairc starts to work it starts saving money for you. Actual savings records of Frigid aires in use prove that Frigidaire does pky for itself ? that even while you're buying a Frigidaire it's more economical to have it in your home than to do wuhout it. This may seem too good to be true. But wfc ask that you come in and I ' &*ve 115 an opportunity to prove it with accurate facts and figures. Come in tomorrow. See the beau- ! tiful new Frigidaire '35's. Start saving money now with finest '< Frigidaire ever built. Langston Motor Company I 119 Broad St. CAMDEN, S. C. Phono U|