Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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IF ?0U CRII'T BE THERE -lelepk one! j :?z A gift that vou know will he mI welcome, is a long distance telephone call to those friends and relative in other cities whom you cannot visit in person during the holidays. , Such a gift, you will find, really rewards the giver with as much pleasure as it does the one who ? .'X receives. ij * If you want to make certain the party yon wish to reach will he at the telephone, notify them in advance of the day and hour of j , your call, and use the lower cost Stalion-to-Station service. % fcxpress your holiday greetings in your own voice. You will find a "long distance* telephone call is quick, personal, low in co*t. Ask the operator for rates lo any where. Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co. ' INCORPORATED * % School People To Hear Roper Gov rnor Olin l> Johnston and State Impart nn-nt of Kduoatlon are cooperating on a State-Wide Confer< ?< ? to be held 1 ft ('olumbia, Hutiday, Jiecemher 20, at tin- Township Auditorium Secretary of Commerce l>atiJel Roper and Rishop Klrkman Finley are to be the prticipul speakers Mtk Watth, County Superintendent of Kducation reports that a large nuinbor of trustees of Kershaw county along with other s< hool people are planning to go. Grace Church Services The services next Sunday will be of more than ordinary interest to all members and friends of the pariah, ifioly eommunton will be celebrated a- weal at ft a m i tie church school will be held at 9 I', a m At the II 1 uur\e> all t |y e memorial : which, ha v. i " > :i 11 \ I m in i n ft t ,i I led will be dC(ftt ,11 11 tie* ij w memorial window j tie light - tor the hod\ of tiie | < linn h. and tie n? w stalls and m rei-te for the <|ioji A tow anthem J will be huik' by the choir I For a t'lo-er Walk WI'll Cod.' with Mrs , charlotte Saimotiil) Rrunson as the soiorn The sermon will be preached | b> tin rector, I >i Maurice Clarke. Grace Church Christmas Services There will be Special service in fliaie < hurt Ii oil Christina- ev tot whuh the public is cordially invited. 'I in- Hi'i'vji i' will begin at II p. in . The lust part of the service will be given to tiie singing of Christmas cuio| t.y tin- choir and congregation, atid will be followed by the communion service. There will also be a ! service on Cliristmas morning Rt consisting of communion service and carols. NOTICE Tho annual moeting of the Shareholders of The Camden l,oun and Realty Company, Camden. S. C., will be held in tho Directors' room of The First National Rank of Catuden, Tuesday afternoon, January 12. 1937, at h o'clock. S. W. VANTaANDINOHAM, Treasurer. 39-41 General News Notes A man.jiikI two girls won? burned to death at Kldred. Pa, when fire destroyed a two-story frame house In which the> had their home John lioettlgcr, President Roosevelt's son in-law, has taken charge of th" Post-Intelligencer, Seattle, Wash., a Hearst publication, as editor in chief Due to the strike of maritime workers on the i'judfle coast, a real food shortage Is threatened in the Hawaiian islands. The internal revenue bureau has allowed the Soeony-Vacuum Oil company of New York, income tax 01 edits of fl,0!t2,0U0. irvena Rhoades, aged 12, of Wabash, Ind . has been granted a license t<> w?-d <'!ar<nie |) l.easch, 21. a faciei % worker 'I he girl s mother in-i-ted (iii the li( 'use being granted America's usual Christmas ti; do with Orb-ilia! countries.' has Im i n brought to a standstill be?ause of the strike nt maritime workers at San Francisco and other Pacilic ports Hairy Saks llechheiiner, 63. former lawyer, was found guilty with two others. o| extorting $ 1 .sun from Harry P.anisfer. in New York, and was sentenced to prison for terms of two to four years. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OT PARTNERSHIP Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned. George A. Creed, It K. Chew ning and C. V. Massebeiiu. lining business under the tirm name and style of CA.MhHN C()N ST It I 'CT ION COMPANY, lias been dissolved by mutual consent, and that from and after tills date, neither of said partners will be responsible for any debts that might he contracted by either of the others under the firm name of CAMDEN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, or otherwise. Camden, South Carolina, this 10th i day of December, 1936. GEORGE A. CREED R. E. CHKWNIMG C. V. MASSEBEAU I 11 - , _US. J L J L08T?Oq Thursday after noon. In Camden, a government check for ft> 65 Finder plea**- return to Keatha I^owinan, Cauttttl. H. C. NOTICE 6F *ALI State of South Carolina County of Keruhaw (In the Court of Common Pica*) J K Connelly, IMaiutlfT, against Gu ar Threap a,1(j Que 11^35 Ford Vh I udor Automobile, Motor Number 18 1517130. South Carolina 1936 LI-1 ceuae Number CM 1 666, Defendant*. Notice |* hereby given that under judgment and an order of the Court la the above entitled case, I will at-ll at public outcry to the highest bidder for caah, at Redfearn Motor Company on West DeKalb Street, in the City of Camden, Kershaw County, South Carolina, at eleven o'clock a. in., " on Saturday, December Nineteenth (19th) Nineteen Hundred Thirty Six (1936), the following deacrlbed property, to wit: One 1935 Ford V 8 Tudor Automobile, Motor No. 18-1517130. South Carolina 1936 License No. C-i 1-666 J. H. McLEOD, Sheriff Kershaw County, South Carolina December 10, 1936, NOTICE OF SALE Notice Ih hereby given that in accordance with the terms and provisions of the Decree of the Court of Common Pleas for Kershaw County, dated December 14th, 1936, in the | case of Sara"h E. West, S. VV. West, J. M, West. D. A. West, Ida Hortcu.' Dora Hay, Nannie Williams, Minnie Powers and Mary Mangum, plaintifTs, versus Mrs. F, O. Fisclier, Marion Perm well, Evelyn McMillin and Shirley West, h minor, defendants, I will sell to the highest bidder, for cash, before the Court House door at Camden, S. <\, during the legal hours of sale on the first Monday In January, 1937, being the. 4th day thereof, the following described property: "All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land, situate, lying and being in Ruftylo Township, Kershaw County, South Carolina, containing one hundred seventy (lTw) acres, more or less, and bounded North by lands now or formerly of A D. McLaurin; East by lands of R. A. McCaskill; South by Little Lynches Creek and West by lands formerly owned by A. H. W? st, and is more particularly described, or indicated by a plat of the same, made by A. M. Mcl^aurln, Surveyor" Terms of Sale: For cash, the Master to require of tile successful bid der, a deposit of five I ) p,.j- cunt ot Ins bill, same to be forfeited in < ;. .< I of mm con,pjjaii. the bidding will! remain op. f, f.?- j.oi ioti of 3u d:i> s i follow jug the public auction. W L, I'ei'ASS, JR.. Master tor Kershaw Count*. I I IIGI (ill, Attorney for Plaintiff. | NOTICE OF SALE | Not ice is hereby given that in ac[cordarice with the terms and provis| ions of th?? Derrcn of the Court of' ( omtnoii Pleas for Kershaw Countv, I dated December 13. 1936. in the < asc I of Wilmarth <y Son. Jftn ot porated plaint iff, ve rsus Canulen Land and improvement Company. Karl P. Abbott individually and Karl P. Abbott, individually. and Karl P Abbott, guardian ior Gladdis E. and -Frank T Abbott. defendants. I will sell to the nlKheHt bidder for cash, before Court House door at Camden. S. C.. during the legal hours of sale on the lirst Monday in January. 1937. being the fourth day thereof, the following described property: "AH that certain piece, parcel or tract of land, with the improvements thereon, situate, lying and being in the City of Canulen, County of KerBhaw. and State of South Ct#olina. designated and delineated as tract "A" on u plat embracing the same made for Camden I^nnd and Improvement Company, by Tomlinson Engineering Company, on the fourth day of November, 1935, which said plar is duly recorded In the office of the i 7m Court for K<rshuw County, in I lat Book 10 at page 32. said tract being bounded on the north by Rightof-\\ay ()f S. A. L. Railway and by other lands of the Camden I^and and Improvement Company und by lands or J It. Todd; East by lands of J R. Todd; South by Green street, as is shown on said plat, and West by other lands of Camden Land and Improvement Company, containing 173 aores, including all chattels thereon located." Terms of Sale: For cash, the Mastor to require of the successful bidder. other than the plaintiff herein, a deposit of five (5) per cent, of his bid. same to be forfeited in case of non-compliance; no personal or defl- ! < R'my Judgment Is demanded and the bidding will not remain open after Hie sale, but compliance with the bid may be made immediately. W L. DePASS. JR . , . \, *1a8t,?.r for Kers,lftw County JAMES H. Ml RPHV Attorney for PlaintifT SALES BY THE SHERIFF Pndor and by virtue of sundry ta* oxTro sur.,d'7fCt^ "'a hy " nt 11?a sure 1 <,f Kershaw County. South bitve levied upon the follow\1 n!inVPrrt>T H,ul wl" 8e" SRm? the ilrst Uu r.of January, being the fourth day 15* h \ ?rl r ,ho Court House, dwCash KRl hOUP8 ?f 8ftU'* Terms, that tract of land with butldlnra thereon in School District No 9 corw ss 12: upon VoS'rT, 1 MS ,or "3'' .ni ... , Also h/TUASf >/'R?0f?o.or.a1r"??b?2.n',2?onbjh,B;??15 th^ wM??nKth*i ?Uxth by Ix>t No H; on m* by No. 10 of Monroe Boykin Park. Levied upon and to be sold " property of Estate of Amelia Mcim*u*L.for 1M1, m1, 1MS* 19U ?nd 1 Aneatrh*re^!1 District No. 1. near Camdan, bounded on tha north .. 01 on the east by Nellie tttewart. on the south by Nellie J?tew*r*. on the wnt by William Boykln levied upon *n<1 to be sold *? propflif of Fou.ilU Johnson for 1X1, 1V32, 1DJ2, 11(34 and 1935 luxes. Also All (bat lot and building, near Guindeii in District So l\ bounded on the north by Janice McCarthy; on (he east by Mc? ?:?hy estate, on (he south by t? w hi taker, on the west by Hush lands , upon and to be sold aa property Vlvi Jennie B Halniond for 103m, 1931. IOJj, 1934 aied 1935 (axes. Also All (bat parcel of land In District No. * sores, bounded on (he "?D'? V>' VfrkU Halley, on the east by M<mes Halley, on the south by LUHe i ?9 M/tut by John K deisoach. Levied upon and to be sold us Kirr?1^' ^r\^V KW** " itobert ?<,*? JX*?*72*- i^il. IXi. 11*33, 1X4 and 1935 taxes. Also All that tract of land In District .No. nuV(L?V^ u * 12 acrt?. bounded on the Klori byu **ari ua Halley; on the east by Flora 8kinner; on the south by Virgil ?'4 w*#t by Norris Gare-y. if V-u tt"d lo. *>ld as property ?L ???*!*?? ?r 1'ortee. 'or 1929, 11,30. 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934 and 1036 taxes. a i. . Also In Iiuirn1. M#(;t I?nd biuldlngs thereon, |? if ^V' 43, containing 36 acres, bounded on the north by B. c Dease on the east by Prentice Bond;' on th* south by J A. Dense and Berry land? i" -r - *st,r'tr&x m. and iVu 15,1 '-? ... . Aiao 43 V, itr,V?Lof ,and ,n District No. ? e"* acres bounded on the north by Estate W J. Dease on the VifL-iiH Vi*rry ,an<,a; on the south by iV.u Halley. on the west by lands of linker and liond. Levied upon and to i 1920^30ttH,i3.OP1^ ?f J A Dease for taxes. ' ' I933, 11,34 and i,j36 ah , Also All that tract of land In District No. ! north ^ btinlng ja acres, bounded on the Instate W I ?'1 thc v*?l by Ii!!^. f. w . Dease; on the south by Dense and Baker, on the west by HwiU reek i,evied upon and to be sold as fvu1"''!'1?., i Drentlco Bond for 1020, 1030, IjJJ, 1j3>, 1 J3.J, 1034 and 1036 taxes. A Iso AJ1 lhat tract of land in District No ' id, containing 46 acres and building bounded on the north by J F. Baker, on ! , r iVrwii Zanders land, the south > Bradley land, on the west by Mary I lease Loykin l.evied upon and to be I sold as property of 11. c. Baker, later I , w"d (-Hnn?n and now of l'<>4 1030* 1M1- iy33. iy33- : and 103a taxes. ... . Also ft ? ^Ut Vartt'L ot ,ancl in District No. j 20, near Lugoff, containing 2 acres J bounded on the north by Frances Wilds; on the east by John Powell; on the south b> Jesse lilanding; on the west by W M as nTor?r'iv I;'7,le<J UIKJM and to he sold or i-rti * ? i,0,rctlln" ('arolina for 1032, iJ'Jo, 1034 and 1035 taxes. am . Also All that tract of land In District .No, ! north"1 bv "VL^f h??i bou'1(Je<l on the i k! 1 T lands; on the east by bv Keli v i Jo1yner lands. on the south j IL i, y i . s; on the west by Kelley and Boss lands. Levied upon and to be ! sold .as property of Estute of Rebecca I 1$K tfaLsltf3?' 1M1' I932' iy33' "34 and ... Also A" that pan el of land In District No ! n'o'i ih? i v "VnK .1 acres- bounded on the I , '> ,va, on the east by He- 1 a 'lark on the south by Rebecca! i- 'k. on the west by Miss Nina Jones ;"d J'jiws estate. Levied upon and to, . s.dd .'s property of John Powell for 1 1 anil ]'.i34 taxes. Ad that tract of land ih District No. I i"a Hi "V 'e'e bounded on the by brrv \\ oe-d; on the east by oas and biauliani, on the south hv Karl lii>r< i.'i.|l"U'j '' llu , :5t by Jv. T. Hose- I ri , !"i \ V,: ." d lU'V" all(l '?? be sold as nee! D?tate loin Junes for 1031, 1,'mI and 1035 taxes Also In' il!llltvtr,",t,u' la,,tJ u,,d building, in 1 i.n lot .No. 12, containing 233 acres -und.d ,;n th.- north by Israel Bracey " h", ''l ! by Mfteheli lands, on the! i \? i Leorge Griffin; on the west I b> \\ hit,- pond and other lands. Levied1 upon and to he sold as property of : l"""1, 'or 1020. 1030, mij IO32! , I- 24 and l.'3;> taxes. AH that tract of land in District ,N'o iorth l.vinAnK u acres, bounded on the ea^i hv ,t< e'a 1 1 an,d A"?i?-edge; on the I 11 b> Boykin lands; on the south bv i Si? ^ard: on the west by McLeod e-tv or -r i,Up,'n u,,d to BoUl aa prop-}, ism HJ ,y a am for 1030, 1031, 1032, 1033, 1034 and 1035 taxes. . Also All that tract of land in District No 1 bv MHchVJl'Vf i135 UC,eH- bounded north outh bv linrtJ f wast by M1tchell lands; i?..a , 'aada of Baum; west by White lands. Levied upon and to bp sold an | 1935 aii v. Also 12 on, V <lracA ?f land ln District No. 12, containing 40 acres, bounded north by lands of Baurn; east by Mitchell landa and Quails lands; south by Mrs. Huckabee; west by Jeff Goff and Hornsby lands. Levied upon and to be gold as property of estate of George Griffin for mo, 1031, 1032, 1033, 1034 and 1035 taxes. Also All that tract of land In District No. 30, containing 60 acres, bounded north by Jasper Jones, east by Campbell lands; south by C. J. Shannon, Jr., et al.: west by County lands and Grant. Ivied upon and to be sold as property of David Grant for 1031. 1032, 1033, 1034, 1035 taxes. Also All that tract of land In District No. 20, containing 48 acres, bounded, north by C 8. Highway No. 1; east by Mrs, Victor Ward, south by the Jones estate; west by O. P. Jones. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Alma Theodore for 1031, 1032, 1033, 1034, 1035 taxes. ' Also AH that tract of land In District No. 20, containing 48 acres, bounded north by J. K." JL.ee; east by Mrs. John Cameron, south by Fortune Carolina, et al.; west by Mrs. Victor Ward. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Mrs. A. M. Crawford for 1032, 1033, 1034, 1035 taxes. Also All that tract of land in District No. 20, ccyitaining 40 acres, bounded north by lands of Gettys, east by lands of Fannie Stoney; south by Sallle Fletcher; west by Gettys and Hallie Fletcher. Levled upon and to he sold as property of Mary Bennett for 1930, 1031, 1932, 1033. 1034, 1035 taxes. , Also All that tract of land In District No. 12, containing lu acres, bounded north by Hose Brown; east by George Cook; south by George Cook; west by Charles Joyner estate. Levied upon and to be sold as property of the Camden Wholesale Grocery for 1931, 1032, 1033, 1034 1035 taxes. Also All that lot In the village of Cassatt, In District No. 4 , bounded or described as being Lot No. 9 in Block 8, having a frontage of 30 feet and extending back 150. South Main Street. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of W. L. and J J. Young for 1030, 1031, 1032, 1033, 1034, 1035 taxes. Also All that l.ot In the village of Cassatt and described as being Lot No. 21, In Block No. 3, fronting 50 feet and extending 150 feet back and Is on north side of Main street. Levied upon and to be sold as property of estate R. W. Humphries for 1031, 1932, 1033, 1934 and 1935 taxes. Also All that tract of land In District No 12. containing 100 acres, bounded north by estate of J. L. Klrkland; east by Ross and Porter; south by Porter and Ellison; west by John Ellison. Levied upon and \ to be sold as property of A. T. Huckabee for 1930, 1931, 1032, 1933, 1934, 1935 taxes. Also j All that tract of land In. District No. | < ontnining 00 acres, bounded on the i: i th and east by Robert C. Johnson estate; on the Houth by Emanuel M<>8<. I ly; un the west by formerly Adamson Other part of tract on the north by for* I merly Moseley; on eaet and eouth by I Estate Robert C. Johnson; on the west I by formerly Adamson. Levied upon and I to be Hold hh property of Lewis, Nettle* fl and Bchlosburg for 15)31, 1932, 1933, 1934 I and 1936 taxes. Also All that tract of land In District No. I 6, containing 114 acres, bounded on the I north by Arrants and Baker; on t.h* I south by Darlington road and formerly 1 Major lands; on the east by Lewis Jirad. I ley; on the west by formerly P. H. Ar- I rants. Also other tract of about (f I acres, bounded on the north by Mc- I Cask ill and Bradley; on the east by T. 1 T. Bradley et. at; on the south by rf. L I Grolley; on the west by 8. L. Crolley I et. al. Levied upon and to be sold a* I property of D. M. McCaskill, and of I property of Estate L. M. McCaskill, and fl all of same now property of Bessie 1 ,I McCaskill for 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932, 19J3 I 1934 and 1936 taxes. I Also All that tract of land in District N'o. fl 33, containing 61 acres, bounded on the 1 north and east by Beaver Dam Cieek; I on the south by Walter D. Hilton; on 1 the weHt by L. J. Jordon. Levied upon fl and to be sold as property of J 1 liorton for 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934 1 and 1935 taxes. Also fl All that parcel of land in District No. I I, containing 2 acres, more or less, a bounded on the north and northeast by I I'. S. Highway No. 1; on the southeast I by Lot No. 27; on th? southwest by T. K. | Trotter; 011 the northwest by Lot No. I 30. Levied upon and to be sold as prop- 1 erty of Baxter E. Belk for 1930, 1931, I 1932, 1933, 1934 and 1936 taxes. Also 1 fl All that tract of land In District No. I 43. containing 20 acres, bounded on the I north by Hulley lands; on the east by 1 Laney Burroughs; 011 the south by Not* ] ris Garey; on the west by J. K. deLoache. I Levied upon and to be sold as property I of Marcus Halley, Sr., for 1931, 1932 and j 1934 taxes. Also All that tract of land, lying In District j No. 16 and 33, containing 1,466 acres, ] bounded on the north by John T. Stev- j ens and John Connell estate; on the east j by W. Q. Green and D. McDonald; on j the south by L. J. Jordon; on the west j by Estate Alex Boone and Peache lands. Levied upon and to be sold as property fl of Edna M. Clyburn and otherB for 1929, 1 1930. 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934 and 1935 taxes. Also All that tract of land In District No. II. containing 199 acres, bounded on the < north by Estate English Harris; on the J cast by Rafe Harris; on the south by II H. Harris; on the west by Le\d Moore. Levied upon and to be sold as i propert yof Estate of H. H. Harris, anfl later Estate of Kirkland Harris for 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934 and 1935 taxes. j. li. McLEOD, Sheriff For Kershaw County. ! Santa Claus never saw a finer ^ gift selection! Ki?|ui?it? bruorb ol mw tUftign. A y* Smart F.lgla wrtat watch, natural gold hllr d raat. f 2S.00 Attractive cocktail mmt with tray . V arlcty of at y Irs in brilliantly cut crystal*. # Everything from clever little trinkets to precious gems ... at prices that will make your Christmas dollars go far. They're our careful choice from nationally known makers and importers . . . and you're bound to find one or more that will fill a space on your gift list... . Stop in today and let us take you on a little tour of inspe^ion. F. D. GOODALE Jeweler 539 E. DeKalb St Opp. Postoffice I ^ 1 I* -: ' r-? | ^ ROSES i We have on hand 500 field grown 2-year grafted Rose*. Twenty varieties. 30 cents each; dozen, $3. 00, I Remember that plants make a permanent gift. We have plant* suitable for permanent outdoor Christmas trees. Evergreen Nurseries 'l -? ? ?? NOTICE TO BICYCLE RIDERS There is an ordinace on the books of the City of Camden requiring Bicycles to carry lights after dark. This fe to notify all bicycle riders that this ordinance will be strictly enforced and all offenders will be fined $5.00. G. F. COOLEY, Chief of Police GIFT SUGGESTIONS .. . I FOR ALL MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY | For Her . . . Dresses Hosiery Handkerchiefs Bath Robes Bedroom Slippers t Sweaters I Luncheon Sets Towel Sets Bath Mats Coats Comb and Brush Sets For Him . . . Suits i Bath Robes House Shoes Ties Shirts Shoes Sox Handkerchiefs SHOP EARLY For Kiddies . . Bedroom Slip pert Clothing I Tie Sets Tam and Scarf Seta Sweaters Shirts Scarfs Shoes Zipper Jackets Corduroy Knickers ! Longies Our Toy Department is most complete with an - ?? - assortment of dolls and mechanical toys. ' WALLNAU'S