The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 18, 1936, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
ILL Pastor Gives
Up Pastorates
The* Revefend T. P. Christmas, of
Ix^dge, who has tor more than four
j years served the held of HapUst
churches composed of Carter's Ford,
Hmoaks, Doctor's Crook aud Marion,
has resigned to accept tho call oi a
group of churches in Chesterfield
county in and around Ituhy
Dud UK the years the Rev Mr
Christinas has served in Colleton
county he became endeared to the
membership of his churches because
of his splendid leadership. Ills ministry
has heen marked by denominational
loyalty and by a progressive
spirit. Numerous study courses have
heen conducted In Sunday school and
training union work. The churches
have shown decided growth in membership
and in general development.
While a resident here Mr. Christmas
lias been identified with all
worth-while civic and fraternal movements.
He has heen a community
builder, and has also been active in
hii< h fraternal orders as the Musous
and the Junior Or dor. Ho is at present
the state chaplain of the latter.
The Rev Mr. Christmas has been
popular with all the people In the
communities where he has served, being
known as a sympathetic pastor
and friend to every one. He will carry
with him tho good wishes of a
large host of friends who will follow
his success in his new hold with much
Interest ?W alterboro Press and
Standard.
8lugged and Robbed of Car
(Jreenvllle, Dec. 12.-?Officers today
pressed a search for two men who
slugged Mayor ('. A. Holing of WoHt
Oreenvllle and stole His automobile
yesterday afternoon.
Holing was reported to he In u serious
condition at a local hospital.
Tho West Oreenvllle mayor, u used
car salesman, had sold tho two men
an automobile aud was taking them
to Pickens where they said they
would secure' money for payment.
They beat Holing and throw him to
the roadside, where he lay unconscio'ic
until a passerby saw him and
rushed him to the hospital.
Honor Roll Of
Jackson School
Grade 1/ MaUdii Helton, Joseph
Helton, Clarence Carlos, Thelma Kirkland.
Mai tie Carter. Smithy Mills.
Grade 3 -Frank Jones, Virginia
Brevard, Andrew Robinson, Flossy
Holiman, Eddie James, Myrtle Zeig|er,
llosu I Ait; Fowler, Ix>ui*e Adamson,
VlrKinla Jfcolleau, Richard Wll11MII)B
Grade 4 Mary Hracey, Mary Butler,
l?u Ella DuBose, Dora Knight,
Kb telle ^lurphy, Mary Nelson, Franres
Rushy Sarah Hmlth, Rosa l.ee
Thomas, /x>is Woods, Kllen Cor k,
James Caiiley, Jain.es Carlos, Jack
Carter, Willie Cook
Grade G, Sec. 1 - Annie Mae HodKe,
Joseph Alexander, John Mann. Deas
Ki-ntji-dy, Jr , Minnie Williams, Kdlth
Hutler, Ethel Megan.
Grade G, Hoc I.?James Edwurd
Gaskin, Willie Byimm, Clarence Watkins,
Elizabeth Hrown, Susie Carter,
Audry Dlggs, Roberta Harrell, Eucy
Johnson, Lizzie Nelson, Hettle Nlland, i
Millie Richardson, Jessie Smith,
Amanda White, Dorothy Young.
Grade 8.?Marry Carlos, David
Pierce, Cleaver Reynolds, Cynthia |
Htover.
Grade 'J.?Susie Carlos, Josephine
Stuart.
Grade 10. ?Cornelius Ransom, Ethel
Cooper, Juanlta Kennody.
Grade 11.?John Alexander, Florence
Brevard.
Jesse Bissette, 45, Is In jail at Nashville.
Tenn., charged with having murdered
his mother with an axe at their j
home In Bailey.
Howard Htllltnan, a farmer, Is in an
Ocala, Fla., hospital, the victim of a
"talking disease." Except for brief
naps he talks continuously.
More than 160,000 wordH of press
copy were sent to America from Ixyndon
on Friday by cable and radio
companies.
The general physical condition of
Pope Pius XI, ill for the past ten days
at the Vatican at Rome, Is reported
as showing Improvement.
A new set of postage stamps commemorative
<of Alaska, will he Issued
by the post office department.
Bctheida Presbyterian Church
Sunday. Docetuber 20. A. I>ou&la?
MeArtrruastor, Mrrlcei will be as
follows: Church school for all a&a*
at 10 a in. Morning worship with
sermon and anthetu at 11:15. Special
<'hriMtinae service at half past six on
Sunday evening. The public is cordially
invited to all of these services.
Letters To Sent* Claua
The Chronicle is in receipt of many
additional letters sent lu by little
friends addressed to Santa.Claus. We
regret that they came lu late, and as
our space is limited we are going to
list the names and we hope that Santa
Claus will take care of ail their
childish wants. Those who sent lu
letters late were:
1'eggy Joyce liaker. Betty Klspoth
Baker. Barbara Aileen Kay, Dorothy
Ixie, Kayo Hlnson, Kenneth Illnaon,
Dorothy Rhodes, W. L. Hlnson, Betty
Hluson, Barbara Hay, Margaret Hlnson,
Ira Napper, Jr., Ralph Williams,
Thomas Kurtz Dennis, Bobby Truesdale,
Doris Horton, Peggy Ann Owens.
Louise Small, Betty Fiances Jordan,
Jerry Russell, Daqny Rush, An I
uie Mae Hunter, Betty Sue Horton, '
Kdward Thomas Young. Nell Fletch-j
or, Betty Twltty, Blanche Jordan, lva ,
Lee Baker, Annie Kva Boone, Blllle
Lee Smith, Wendall Oakman Smith,
iris Lailue (irantham.
Camden, Dec. 14.
Dear Santa: I want an Indiun
dress, a pair of skates, a Shirley Tern- {
lde currlage and an electric stove. 1
want a doll trunk, a tea set. Ixive
from?Elizabeth Graham.
Camden, Dec, 14.
Dear Santa: I want a wagon and
a detective set and 'aa enactor set.
I also want a pair of boxing gloves
and punching bug. 1 would like to
have a cowboy suit and a few fireworks.?From
Chapman Graham.
Cassatt, Dec. 12.
Dear Kanta: I am a good little girl
in the fourth grade. 1 ain anxious for
you to begin your happy Journey. I
want you to bring me some water colors,
a pair of mittens, a twin sweater suit,
lots of fruit and nuts.? Your friend, DorIs
Baker.
Cassatt, Dec. 12.
Dear Santa Claus: I am eight years
old, and 1 want you to bring mo a big
ball, a watch, pair gloves, lots of fruits
gnd nuts of all kinds and plenty of fire
Works Hoping you a Merry Christmas.
?Bobble West.
Cassatt, Dec. 12.
Dear Santa: I am a little girl 8 years
old 1 am in the second grade. I want ,
you to please bring me a pair of gloves,
a story book, a leather book satchel, a
pair of shoes for my doll, a pencil box,
fruits and nuts Please remember all :
the othei little children.? Your friend,
Mildred Spears.
Cassatt, Dec. 12.
]?> ai Santa Claus: 1 am writing you '
to tell >ou what I want you to bring
in e t'hristmas. 1 want n baby doll, a
ran laiti-, some candy and fruit. I ami
4 \ at s old Santa, please don't forget
the other little boys and girls. I will i
lose ?Your friend, Mary Kay.
Cassatt, Dec. 12. j
Dear Santa Claus; 1 am a little boy
y?-ars old, and am In the first grade
I.For Christmas 1 want you to bring mo!
| a trie vile, air rille. dump truck, wagon,
mat hi-> and lots of fruits, nuts and I
[ candy Ph ase remember mother, daddy
and Tin use. ? Yours sincerely, Thadnes
I Cobb.
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Cassatt, Dec. 12
Dear' Santa Claus: I am a little girl
?> years old, and 1 want you to bring me
a doll, suitcase, pair of gloves, big ball,
a box of sparklers, and all kinds of
fruit* and nuts. ? Your little friend, Blllle
Jean West.
Cassatt, Dec. 12.
Dear Santa: I want you to bring me
some fruits, candies, nuts and an air rifle.
I will thank you, Santa, for them. So
1 will close?From Hazel Bowers.
Cassatt, Dec. 12.
Dear Santa Claus: 1 want you to bring
mo a truck, a cowboy suit, a big ball, a
<ar, candy, a pencil box, a book satchel,
some fruit, lots of nuts, some ttro works
and some air rifle shot. I am a little
hoy S years old. I am In the second
grade. I go to school every day. 1
siudv hard ?Your friend, liartdd Anson.
Cassatt, Dec. 12
Dear Santa: 1 am a little girl 10 years
I old. and in the fifth grade. I go to
I .- hool very day. I want vou to bring
j '?> a pair ..f gloves, a p. tied box ntaj
son.e fruit and nuts.?Your little friend,
I Maii>- Kobinson
TAX NOTICE
The books for the collection of
State, County and School Taxes for
the fiscal year commencing January
1. 1936, will be open from September
loth, to December 31, 1936, inclusive
without penalty. When making inquiries
regarding taxes, be sure to
state (he District Number In which
you live or own property.
1 he total tax levy for the various
districts are as follows:
DeKalb Township
Mills
District No. 1 46 ,
District No. 2 # .. 3714
District No. 4 .. 3914
District No. 6 41W
District No. 25 ,.25iV
District No. 43 j 25%
Buffalo Township '
District No. 3 . . 3914
District No. 5 23*4
District No. 7 3214
District No. 15 23*4
District No. 20 .' ' 29%
District No.22 4114
District No. 23 29%
District No. 27 3414
District No 28 25%
District No. 31 31 %
District No. 40 . . .. 43%
District No. 42 23%
Flat Rock Township
District No. 8 34%
District No 9 . . 34 %
District No. 10 27%'
District No. 13 26%;
District No. 19 34%
District No. 30 . . . , 23%
District No. 33 34%
District No. 37 34%
District No. 41 .. ; ..31%
District No. 46 . . . ! 27%
District No. 47 j. 23%
Watered 'T own ship
District No. 11 26%
District No. 12 87
District No. 16 26%
District No. 29 29%
District No. 38 23%
District No. 39 28%
Yours respectfully,
C. J. OUTLAW,
Treasurer
Kershaw County, 8. C.
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Birch, Hackberry, Sassafras, Bay, Sycamore, Holly
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Diameter, 12 inches and over at blossom end.
I Any length between 11 feet and 40 feet, and reasonably
straight.
Also blocks in above species 32 inches long.
Timber must be fresh cut, straight grained, and
i free from defects. Log with tapering hollow accepted
provided it has five inches or more good timber between
outside of hollow and inside of bark. Red heart
and calico heart gum and red heart sycamore not
wanted.
Deliveries may be made by truck or in carload
lots via A. C. L. or S. A. L. Railroads. Timber may be
mixed as to species in load.
Price $16.00 per thousand feet B. M. Doyle Rule
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penalty will be added to all 1
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