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rrr Tui'sday n election hi STvw York city. it cost for l?r. Nathan Woll to vote. as Ik- was tin- only voter ill tho loth election district of the tenth assembly district. Asked if lie would iiinie out ol the district that the ? ity miulit he spared this expense, tin* doc tor replied. It they boimht tne a nice house." CARSON BROOKS Miss Carson Becomes Bride of Mr. Brooks at Home Wedding at Kershaw. A wedding of much interest and jdJMlnetlve beaut.s was that or Miss Kathleen ('arson and Frederic A. MrooKs, of Charlotte, \. wiiielt took I>I:k o Siindiiy a i t ernoon, November !{, at tin home of lite bride's parents, Mr and Mis. James Fdward Carson , ot nea r Kersliaw. I lie eeiemon> was performed by i Ke\. Mr (' M Brown, pastor of the Kershaw Presbyterian clitireli. Only . i el at i v en ami intimate I ft ends ol > lie Mwo families were i ii \ to attend. An improvised altar was arranged in i the living room, before a mirrored mantle, tlx- eolunins of which .vveru ,< i.twine,i with Fnglish Ivy and while !? iirvsatit In minis Tall w hite rathejdral eamlles in silver holders, and jsilv r vases ot white chrysanthemums I completed tile deeot'a (iilllS. I In* brides gown was a I.am in ; mod. I oi |hu g.uniy ( ri pe, whnh j ti-iii tired a short brown mole skin ! jai Iom , her aet essoi n s were of match1 i n g btown I Mrs Brooks is t h. third daughter i ol Mr. .111 l Mrs .1 F ('arson, she is | a graduate ot i lie Kershaw high I hool. a ml also attended Witithrop j College. She W ? > | a t e f g Hi (I (I U t etl tToill [the Presbyterian Hospital s< liopl of I Nursing ol Charlotte. N C, For ;i year and a hall she has been employed as a member of The Saint Peter's Hospital Nursing Staff of Charlotte, N. C. Mr Brooks is the only son of Mrs. W. T Cooper of Cramerton, N. C., and received liis education in tlie public schools of that city. He now holds a responsible position with The Purol Company of Charlotte. After the ceremony the bride's parents gave an informal reception for the wedding guokts and the bridal couple. In the late afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Brooks left for a wedding trip to Washington, I). C., and points north, after which they will be at home, to their many friends at 71-4 Royal Court. Charlotte. N. C.? Kershaw Fru There are four dangerous places on '[the highways the motorists should ob1 j serve St raighaw ays, curves, bridge abutments and telephone poles. Then I there are ditch hanks, ravines, and tin- other tellow you re meeting that prove minor hazards of the highway. Monro. Fmiuirer ' 1' b 11 > or sell. use ,i C11 fo n i i 1 e i Want Ad The . o-t is small' citation j lb. Slat. ??; South Carolina. Con n l \ ot K et shn w i B> N C Arm ft, Probate Judge M In i * a >. Ben|,ih M;,. Moil, v made I - n u to me to gra in C \\' 1 loll,-y I j let-s ? ; (ministration ot tin- Kstat<! ami e!fe? N ol i baths Wilson lloll. \, i '' j 1 hose .< r. . tin r? tore, ti) cite ami adtnontsh all ami singular the Kindred ! ami Creditors of the said Charles Wil I Mill Moll. \ , .1 r . ile. eased, that t |ie\ he land a pp. a r l.etot.- nie, m the Court I ot I rohate. I.. I... h> Id at Camden. jS ( on Monday. November twenty fifth n, \t. alt' r pnhlieatioti hereof, at 1 11 11 lock in tin- forenoon, to show j niusr. it any they have, why the said j Adtnmist rat ton should not he granted, i (liven under my hand this 11th day ot November Anno Domini Beta. N C A R N FT T. Jn.lue ot Probate tor Kershaw County cTtatTon I he State of South Carolina. County of Kershaw B> N ( Arnett. Rrobate Judge: W hor.-as, Win M Chidden made suit to me to grant him Fetters of Administration of the Kstate and effe* t s of Nora it Chidden I hese are. therefore, to cite and aitffonish all and singular the Kindred and Creditors of the said No rah Gladden. deceased, that they be and appear before nie, in the Court of Probate. to he held at Camden S. C., on Monday November twenly-flfth next. . after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be grunted. Given under my hand this 11th day of November Anno Domini 1935. N. C. ARNETT, Judge of Probate for Kershaw County. DEFYING NATURE'S LAWS Its the clever driver, who knows thai hi> is clover, who causes most of the truffle fatalities. Ho. Ut least, says J. Russell Ciaig, HUtfty export of u i'ounsylvunia instance company. Mr Craig, Iti u series of safety talks. before an Ohio leac-hers' association, explained himself us follows : "The driver who Rets himself into u 'pocket* and depends upon his clevernoHH and ability to Ret him out safely overlooks certain natural physical laws that no man (or his auto) can avoid." What are these laws? Chiefly that two autos cannot occupy one space at one time; ulso that a car's hitting power Is quadrupled when its speed Is doubled, so that you need four times the braking power at 60 miles [an hour that you need ut HO. The driver who Is too confident of his ability to get himself out of any traffic tangle is apt, sooner or later, to run afoul of these natural laws ? and when he does, tragedy is the result.?Sumter Dally Item. Th? Hrltish admiralty lust week lot a contract for a 9,000 ton cruiser to coat $2,f>00,000, Detective Lieutenant Timothy J. Sullivan, 02, of the police of Now York. Is dead, never recovering following his krlef over the death of his son several months ago, after he hud been chosen as tlie captain of the Notre Dame football team. Stanley Hamilton, a farmer, was sentenced for life in sessions court at ] Dillon, for the murder of Charles i Saulkner, a textile mill worker, with I a knife in a quarrel growing out of a < gambling debt. 1 The shipping board in Washington, is predicting extraordinarily heavy ] shipments of cotton in the immediate future from (iulf ports. I Frank Hogera, In seaaiona court Dillon, pleaded guilty to manslaught :i?d waa sentenced to ten years fi Killing hia father in the western pa >f Dillon county, by shooting him Uu ing a quarrel in an automobile. The trial of three men, charged wil participation in the kidnaping yf ? vvurd G. Iiremer, haa been sot to t iin at St. Paul, Minn., on January NEW GIANT TRI MOTOR PLANE On Friday, Saturday and Sunday, November 15, 1 ?> and 17, u $57,000 Giant Tri Motor Ford Airplane will be in KeruUuw county, located at Woodward Airport, and will do passenger flying those days. The plane Jh uponsored t>y the Kedfearn Motor Com pit 1 ' ' ' - - , ny of thin city. This giant plane carrion nixteen paaaengera and weight* five and one-half tona. Coining lo this Hcctiou of the atato for the flrat time, the plane will bo piloted by Pilot J. Mac Gilmour, who baa had ten yearn experience In commercial flying, having carried 100,000 passengers. The copilot will lj?^ Gilbert MinhK. ^ The record for this group of flye of Ford planes 1b seven BueceBsf years, and the whole affair *111 pro ably be of more than usual Inters to the people of Kershaw county. Tl plane will arrive at 3 o'clock Friila I DINE and DANCE I | ! AT i ! I THE SUNSET CLUBI I...... NOW OPEN | j UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT j j I Chicken and Steak Dinners I I Two miles from Camden on Bishopville Highway j Haiglar Theatre Corner Broad and Kntledge Sts. | fridayT November Tsf S? -?? -!s of lavish splendor . and : lov? l> girls enough to m ti'l yow | hum" h h?*I VoUK| w'l'eck ! 44 I OP HA T " Willi Fred Ai-tain* ami (linger i lingers Irving Berlin wroiu all 111?- sours a ml l\ ties' SATURDAY^ NOV.' 16.' The greatest. Western of all lime! Wi111 I * vv"siiM'ii Mai's, all of whh h have starred in pictures 4 4 POWDERS MOKE RANGE" j Willi I la rr\ ('aie\. Moot (Iihson, I loir Soil, Tom T> h r. William Fa in ii in. Jin//" I'arloii, Art Nix. I In ft a |o I !i 11. Jr. ami 1 do/ens ol ui hi rs. Also two remedies ami Buck I Join's Serial LATE SHOW, 10:30: "The Case of The Luck Leys" MONDAY, NOV. 18. Til" greatest eVcllt ill 111 11 I < 11 pictllfes s i l| <' e tile milling of SOU III' 4,BECKY SHARPE" I 'l I III III I III Ille lie W I V III It I < I 'I I Technicolor \ r? \ lat i< ui in beauty. Illicitly to lite ami' j ehirii \ Woinh rl'itl to behold The cast: 'Miriam I b >pi\ t ii s. N i g e | Brttcc ami Frames I tee. tuesdXYT N^vrrr' An event Camden has long looked Forward To! (fcorge Arliss. I that distinguished Sttir in 44THE HOUSE OF . ROTHSCHILD" Wednesday' novT 20. C. S. Crime Kxhiblt Co., of Washington. I). C.. presents "SCARFACE" True life story of Al Capone, starring Caul Muni and Ann Dvorak. On exhibition free in front of the Theatre. Al Capone's $20,000, j lti-cyllnder bulletproof car. Showing continuous front 1:30 until Midnight | " THURSDAY, NOvTi hew Ayres and Mae Clarke In 44THE SILK HAT KID" ^ \ onfur,,i (\| | \ 0/7* y\ llClN TVim at rap 1 lgin, IS )furU, natural gold car*. $37.SO S^mi-b?(tuclt< K)*in *ilb (old fillf.l b?ml 1.1 )r?rln. I.i'l T S For more than thrrogcnrralionii, Klgin lias hern lir?t choice in t Jiri?t man gift*. Thi* \ car model*, commemorating Klgin'* TOtli Aniwveraary, you'll find America'* moat beautiful watohr*. Stop in today . . .choose youx _ most important gift from our complete selection. THE HOFFER COMPANY Jewelers and Optometrists I MEET SANTA CLAUS I IN CAMDEN NEXT FRIDAY I ALL CAMDEN AND KERSHAW COUNTY JOIN I IN BIG CELEBRATION OF BEFORE CHRISTMAS I | VISIT HERE ON NOVEMBER 22 I | 1 | 9 PROGRAM FOR DAY I H S A. M.?Merchants open Christmas Goods Displays. I 9 2 o'clock?Santa Arrives in City by Airplane. 1 2:15?Parade Escorting Santa down town. ^ I I 2:30?Greetings by City Officials. I 9 2:30-5:30?Santa will be on Business Streets to Greet Friends. I 9 5:30?Santa Turns on Camden's Christmas Lights. I I Free Picture Show I 9 On Friday afternoon the Merchants of Camden who have made Santa's visit I 9 possible will give FREE Tickets to a Special Santa Claus Picture Show at the I Haiglar Theatre. I 9 One Ticket FREE to each child accompanied by a parent who makes a pur- I ' chase of 50c or more. Picture Show to be held Saturday Morning, Novem9 ber 23rd. I I Merchants Offer Special Bargains 9 In celebration of this event all Camden Merchants have prepared money sav- I ing specials that will surprise you. Merchants taking part can be identified I | by the special Christmas Festival Banner they display. I I Camden is a Good Town in Which I I To Live and Trade I I CAMDEN MERCHANTS OFFER BIG STOCK AT LOWEST PRICES I I COME to CAMDEN Next FRIDAY] I BRING The Kids To Meet SANTA I