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BETWEEN YOU . By AND ME ? FRANK Hi HEATH, I Mr and Mrs Calier N. Myers and M Isscs Katharine Myers and Mary Kltehle leave today for Atlanta where they will attend the cotillion given by the Oeorgla Military Academy. Among the graduates of the Ceorgia Military Academy Is the name of Nettles Myurw, of Camden. Mr. My era la tin.' Hon of Mr and Mra. I'alter N. Myera of thla city. 1IKTWKKN YOr AND MK Ah a companion aotiK to that old chcHlnnt "Yea, We Have No lianahuh" we want to offer "We Have No Alibis." Hut we do have Home facta that after the Camden fana have read them, will give them a touch of added pride in that plucky little baaehull tna chine up at Camden High. For instance, the average ?Ke ef the Camden teum Ih I ti years. Wallace Lynch Ih I !> and hoya, take it from ttie, that hoy la going platen. Imagine it. only If. and hurling the HtuiT that he does. Quite a contrast to thp old timera on the other team in the state (Inal Quite a number were old onuff to vote The hatting average of the Camden team Is 21 H. The hatting average of the Olympla is over 400 Do you get that? Camden has hut two players who have hutted over the lint) mark Doug Lynch Is the hutting demon of the outllt with a mark of 417. Wallace Lynch has hit .Tilt this season Hwcll average for any pitcher. John Hammond registers 241, \V Williams 210 and George West 20f?. The rest of the team is below lf>0. ? Well, our old Hidewheeler Hilly Owens Is smiling, lie staged a regular i swan dance over the battle arena hist Monday when his hopefuls humped over the Merchants 10 to t> for their j first win of the season and which b.V ( the way pulled them out of a cellar tie with the said Merchants. A lusty three sack swipe in the seventh Inning with the bases loaded and the score deadlocked 4 to 4 paved the way for a four-run rally that put the Motors out in front so far the Merchants could not catch them. Well, the big game Is over and a plucky scrappy Camden high school team hit the dust before the on-j slaught of a team made up of players with years of experience behind them. We offer no alibis. The best team ' won. Hut wip still declare with a1 great deal of emphasis that there isn't a team in the south, or even in the i country, of the age of the players! that make up this Camden team, that, can trim our gang * We state with utter frankness that we lost to a team of semi-pro players and we don't take hack any of this' assertion * We still cherish a high ideal of "Ited" Lynch. We think him the best high school hurler itr South. Carolina ami dare anyone t<r produce one better. * * And that other Lynch, Doug by name, well folks, he darn near gave j me heart failure with thut circus i atch yf his. I told the boys sitting around me that you don't see anything sweeter or better In the majors. And believe me lads, I ought to know. ? And a wort about that scoring margin between my record and the official score It is a known fact that scorers will always favor the hatter but in the school of scoring that 1 att'-iubil prior to the big season each \?ar v\ > were cautioned against lean in- ov-r backward in this regard And', i (I'm i?' 11 i 11 k the cockeyed world that I the bird who scored thut KHine at Columhlu Thursday last. leaned backward HO far ho loHt hlH balance CoIiiin bin never came even clone to nicking "Ked" Tor thirteen blown and we admit that Camden made more than one error And that's that. Our big luugh of the afternoon over at the Melton pasture wan seeing Jack Richards? bull player Jack sfe mean Hitting In n patch of clover anxlounly trying to locate one with four leuven Judging by the outcome jjuck never found one. Fellows, we ntlll love you a heap and we're for you even if you lost out in that title final Vou were great in defeut You ought to know how much the I old town backed you by that wonder ; ful turnout thut Jaunted over behind j my Utile Chevy to root for you. * * * Whut a demonstration that wan. And doon Columbia know that Cam| den In on the map Those police s1rcnoH and the roar of many motor j bortiH mire woke up the state capltol. * * Hot dog -I may not pick any buckI leberrles on the Irinh nwoopntaken, but I sure picked a winner In a reJcent ball game In the Sally League and thereby acquired me a nice new lit raw Kelly. That Columbia newspaper chap nays he'll let me pick winning horses and ball clubs for him in the future. I let him off easy at that. In that I did not grab me u Stetson or some other expensive brand of headgear. < * Sure was nice of Connie Mack to drop me that chatty letter and express the hope of trotting around the golf course here with me next January or February. * If Connie comes we'll give him a real welcome In Camden?I'll tell the world. Just as a sort of side Issue I wuut to call attention to a headline in one of the papers the other day whh h read "Widow Still Hopes for Promised Spirit Message." Aw Heck, what's the use. They communicate all right hut they always say. "Do Not Weep For Me, I'm Very Happy Here." Believe me fellows, when 1 "(i-oss the great river I am going to send hack something different if it isn't any more than "Nerts." Here is another They say the deepest hole in the earth's surface Is in the Atlantic Ocean and it is 4-1,000 lect in depth?which if I may say is about eight and a half miles. I'm darn sure that ir they did any dredging down there they'd find that Is where my stocks and bonds went. I used to know a newspaper guy out iti Hollywood who in speaking of Kvelyn Knapp said. "She has the smallest waist of any girl in the flickers. It is just 21 inches In diameter." Well, believe me or not. that newspaper guy spent the next several days in dodging up alleys and climbing trees every time he saw Kvelyn coming. * Oct ready to laugh. This is a good one. Saw Chief of Police Cooley strolling down Broad street a few mornings ago whistling as he strolled. And believe it or not he was whistling, "Abide With Me." * * * Now I ask you, "Was that an invitation for evil doers to visit the Camden hoosegow ?" SUMTER D'STRICT CONFERENCE , Of V\ oman's Missionary Society Held Meeting Here i . : i;: . i ! >. : i i< I ( i)>i! i -1 e 11 c i if i .1: - mi > j ' 11.11' > Si x ii I \ i 'I V- 'h,.,| -o . lull. h. in. | in (';iiiii!i'|| n I'll ! i> M.iv 7 I ) i iin'.'t i im open W ' h I'll' :! pi ? ! mil lllfll .1 11 y III n w < . p: .i > i i >1! r* i by tin , R- i; IP I I. I In* I" I'll" i! 1st ; ji I W .1- >i I- \ 1 I \ i \ i II .-I I | ,i i ?i t . : > p. w a - by Mis I I' i i 1 a i II . 11 > I r i. I \\ a - I In li ..I" i .; .. . : :: . ' . i . p. ? I s \ / >n. - a lid I " "m! manla r ! h" ilist l u t i -i ?!" ! a :> M t - W i: 1 *li fii tit. gave ! i i"pi>ri In (his report s"\ "I'al important tails wni' brought out The ; -lip^-a?? f?-l4w->- -Hi *-lv??p??IIrmnulu? i'.Im ibvil At this iiui" a (blight Tul solo h> Mr- .loo Iti nnson w as rem 11 - f i 11 Roll call and reports were then heard, which w ere most em ouraging \lmost every society had ia.nl" ureal strides ahead The president of the Missionary Society of the South Carolina conference, Mrs Kdwariis. gave a most inspiring message to the district The part the Misslonai > Society should play In the Hlsh?ip < t u-ade was emphasized. \t the com lusion of the president's ine-sage the Camden Auxiliary preM'titi d corsages to Mrs. O 17. Kdward ?iinference president; Mrs. \V. 17 iuirant. disiiu i secretary; Miss Anno Herbert. our own missionary at home on fin lough and Mrs. T H r.rin e. local auxiliary president Mrs C t> I'.are - po l- o mi 'Mission and Itihl" StucR. and -tressed the Importance of this phase of the work 1.ittie Miss Roberta Mathis delighted the i (inference with a song Roberta is a imy tot and a baby life-member. Mrs Roy Seegars presented the Ha by and Adult life membership in a most interesting manner Council and Scarratt Associates was discussed by Mrs. R. \j. Kirk wood. Her remarks made the members more throucklv at <iuainted wiili our school "Vp the working of the council at N'aswville Announcements were called The secretary. Mr> Cain, read the recommendation of the board of supplies Special music was rendered by M qs Hope and Mrs Hazel McCoy. A lonely duet, "Must 1 Co On Kmpty-handed." A delightful luncheon was served at Wimberly Hall, about one linn lied ajid thirty quests altending. At' r the hitu heon business was resum-! (I atal till depart ttn-itl s of the work 11 tlm church discussed. The meetiiclosed at four o'clock with fill tubers singing ?Contributed Lee County Farmer Dies P.iMiupvi11?-T Ma> 22 l-'uiicral s- r in i-- tor I'rank t! I 'eebb-s. 72. 1 .ee "iiiitv farmer o| the Spring llill c lion who died suddenly Friday at tiioon weto cotiiluctei) this morning ii 11 o'clock at St John's Methodist hurch Services were conducted by the IJe\ Harry Sliuler. assisted by ilu |je\ 1> M Mtlvet. of Hishopv ille. A large i rowd attended the last Mtes for one of l.ee county's oldest and most influential citizens ?M-c?ha-d - limt?kn?dec-lining health for some time and had been critically ill for the past month He is survived by two daughters. Mrs. Bessie White and Mrs Alma King, both of Spring Hill: two sons. (' 11 Peebles of Spring Hill and L M Peebles of Bishopville. who is county treasurer. Twenty grandchildren and six groatgrandchildren are also among surviving relatives Wateree Church Services Services announced for next Laird's da> are as follows at Wateree Baptist church: Sunday school at in a m with .1 K Robinson, superintendent in charge. We are glad to have ion i mr.e and study Clod , word to get her with us Breathing service at Wateree Bap ti>t church has been called off for Sunday evening. May ;?n, so that all , may attend the commencement ser . iiion at the Camden high school audi i toriuin. FINAL DISCHARGE l Notice is hereby given that one [month from tins date, on June 2t> ]?i:lT. I will make to the Probate I Court of Kershaw my final return a* Administratrix of the estate of Robert ! Allen Carpenter, deceased, and on the same date 1 will apply to the sail1 Court for a final discharge as said Ad ministratrix of snid estate DKSS1E BULL CARPKNTRR Administratrix Camden. S. C . May 26, 1937 WILLS A will Hied lit New York provided thai live cents be given to ea< h of four children for the purchase of a rope lit the hope thut It would be used to strangle l hemitel veM. A man wan left a large estate op condition that he never read a dews paper. Home real estate In La I'orte. Pa., was bequeathed to God AlmlKhty The testator wuh one Peter Armstrong, who died In 1804. One of the strangest wills on record 1h reported from the Continent A young man ban been left 30.000 poundH by his uncle?but only ou conditlonH. No part of the legacy can come to hint except in the form of firewood, which he baa to chop with hla own hunda before he la allowed to hoII It The aulea, too, inuat bo nmdo by the heir himself. Another nephew la appointed b\ the will to aeo that theae conditiona are fulfilled. If they are broken, tliia second nephew can cluim the fortune Invol ved.?Anawera ( London). A man In Liverpool left u pair of trouaera to hla wife. "She wanted to wear them in life; now ahe can wear them In death,' he alutod. One of the moat ingeniously annoying willa ever made conaiated of a aeriea of envelopea, one Inaide the other, and each marked "To be opened twelve montha from today." When ten yeara after the death of the testator the laat of the envelopea wuh opened, the relatlvoa, who had been l.ept for ao long on tenterhooks, learned thajbthe fortune they coveted wuh to be allowed to accumulate for 100 years before being distributed.?Pearson's (London). In Switzerland the law prohibits anyone from willing any money or property to friends or organizations. Everything ihuat go to relatives. Cornelia Phillips, a child at Macedonia, in Cherokee county, had her arm broken when ahe was dragged by a mule with her foot caught in a trace chain, and ahe also received sorions injuries to her head. SALES BY THE SHERIFF t'ndor and by virtue of sundry tax nxeditions directed, to me by the County Treasurer of Kei'shaw County, South Carolina, I have levied upon the follow- 1 ng property and will sell same the lirst tloiiduy iit June, 1937, being the seventh lay thereof, In front of the Court House, during the legal hours of sale. Terms . f sule. Cash: w ? , All thut lot and buildings in the City ' of Camden, bounded north by Robert . Hoy kin, east by Market street; south by u ditch or main drain; west by W <> Hay. Levied upon and to be sold as ropcrty of Joe Harrison for 1931, 1932. ' 93.1, 1934, 1935 and 1936 taxes. Also All that lot and building in the city I of Camden, bounded north by City Lot 1 N'o. ; east by Fair street; soutii by Savage street, west by City Lot No. ?. Levied upon and to be sold as ( property of Charlie Hrudley for 1 952. . 1933, 1934, 1935 and 1936 taxes. Also All thut lot and building in the city ( of Camden, bounded north by Walnut street; east by Lot .No. 15; south by Lot No. 13, weal by Campbell a tree t. Levied upon and to be sold us property of J. L. Alexander for 1933, 1934, 1935 and 1936 , taxes Also All that lot and building In the City , of Camden, bounded north by Fidelity Building and Loan Association; east by Market street; soutii by Williams; west by James W. Stover. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Moses Ander- ' son for 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935 and 1936 taxes. Also All that lot In the city of Camden, bounded north by lot No. 24; south by lots No. 26, 27 and 1928, said lot is designated as lot No. 25, Block A., and is on Land Avenue. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Wlttkowsky and Mc- I Cask ill for 1930. 1931, 1932. 1933, 1934, ! 1935, and 1936 tuxes. Also All that lot and building in the City of Camden, bounded north by M. A Team; east by M. A. Team: south by Welts J >ease; west by Campbell street, la-vied upon and to be sold as property of Phoebe Williams for 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935 and 1936 tuxes. Also All that lot and building in the city of Camd.-n. bounded north by lot No. Iloti; cast by lot No. 1107 and 110s; on south by York street; west by l<*t No. I'll Levied upon and to be sold as property of Washington Alexander for 1932, 1933. 1934, 1935 and 1936 taxes. Also All Unit lot and building in t lie city of ' amden. bounded and designated as l"t No 6, in Block 2, fronting 5" feet on king street Lex led upon ami to b- sold as property of Charlotte Middb-ton for 1932. 1933, 1931. 1935, and 1936 taxes. A Iso All that lot ami ouddin^ in ;nc < tv of c.iimb-it. Uoatidi d north bx forrm i i>- T .1 \\ jisoti; east bv formerly Mrs Niles; south I.anally Hindi;, tl lot>, xx.vt by Fai" st . .a Lex n d upon and in P. ?old as property of Surah Attn Patterson and i oxx* be,uniting to Amx L M- K. ex.r for 1953. 1934, 1935 and 1956 t.i\.> A iso All that lot in tlie citx of '.nndeii, bounded north by Anna Holland, east by formerly S? hlosburg; south by Anna Holland. xx est by Fair street. Levied upon and to t>e sold as property of Jack F. K-i rdBs+ol?f?r?44*33.4 tgjrM H3-L1 935 and- 1936 taxes. Also All that lot in the city of Camden, bounded north by part lot No 37; east by lot No. 36. south by lot No 3X. west by Broad street. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Kathleen B. Rossire for 1932, 1933, 1934. 1935 and 1936 taxes. Also ^ All that lot and building in the city of Camden, bounded north by lot No ; east by Joe Chavls; south by M A. Clyburn. west by Jackson Adainson Levied upon and to be sold as property of .state Moso Prakeford for 1932, 1933, 1934. 1935 and 1936 taxes. Also All that lot in the city of Camden, bounded north by Nora L. Harris east bv Broad street, south by Mt Moriah Baptist church: west by Phyllis M. Girt. Levied upon aud to be sold' as property of Hnglish Harris for 1931. 1932 1933 1931, 1935 and 1936 taxes Also All that lot and building m th. . ity of Camd. n. bounded north t v (. rmerly Zetnp. east by Mill street, south by Rebecca Benson. xx est bv formerly DeI.oacbe Levied upon and to h. sold as property ..f John and estat. P.itsv HaT* '111 f??! 19., 1. 19.,2. 193<> ami 1956 t.?\U8. Also All that trmt of land mar Camden. . containing ! . a. res, bound.-d north bv I B W Rhan.e and b K Winkb i -outh ibv ti a. l No 5. west by M W blame j ta xied upon and to be sold as p perty of Cora L Laxx r. nee f,,r 1931 juj-i I 1 '34. 1935 nn.l 1936 taxes . I Also I \l! that trad of land in Ibstrio* One. containing 4<) acres and buildings bound1 j e<i north by Willie Williams eaM bv I Green Champion; south b\ Henry Kobln. son. west by Basset t p-, porty I .e vied 1 l,'?on ami to be sold as property of ?stnt?> of l hofnas MoI,fr>lnn for l,#3l 1932 1933. 1934. 1935 and 19.,6 taxes Also All 'hat tract of land in District No t 1 xt-mn'H'-* bounded north bv ti c. VVidiams. east bx- run of , Branch; south by Charles Williams west .y Green Champion. levied upon and to be nold tt? property of Rebecca Drevara for 1933, 1984, 1936 aud 193# taxes, All that lot and buntilng In District No. 1, designated a* part of lot No. 1 la roe Boykln Purk, and shown In Plat Hook 2, page 13. Levied upon and to be eold us property of Martha Patteraon for 1934, 1935 and 1930 tuxes. Alao All that parcel of land and building In District No. 1, containing 3 acres, bound, ed north by Charles Whllakor; east by John Heed; aouth by Macedonia church and Keed, west .by Henry Hhederlck levied upon und to be sold as property of Thomas U. Canley for 1982, 1933, 1934, 193a and 1930 tuxes Alao > All that lot and building In District No. 1, near Camden, bounded north by Macedonia church; eaat by a atroet; on south by Bussetl and a atroet; weet by Willie Benson. I.evied upon and to be sold aa property of Mamie and Dennis Tucker for 1933, 1934 and 1936 tuxes. Alao All those lota In District No. 1, near Camden, bounded north by Johnnie .Smith; eaat by -?aouth by I,ula Helle I)avta; west by Pollye Hhielda. larvled u|H>n and to be sold ua property of Febey und Fannie Whltaker for 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935 und 1936 tuxea. Alao All that lot und building In District No. 1, near Camden, bounded north by John Williams, eaat by Power House street; aouth by John Smith; west by a street to Po.wer house. Levied upon and to be sold as projHjrty of Charlie Handera for 1933, 1934, 1935 and 1936 taxes. AJso All that parcel of land and building In District No. 1, containing 2 acres, bounded north by Levi Hayes; east by Patsy Hoyd, et al.; south by Weeks; west by estate of K. K. Vllleplgue. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Tom Hoyd for 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935 and 1936 taxss. Also All thut lot and building In District No. I, near Camden, bounded north by estate John Timbers; eaat by estate of Kachael James; south by Millie and Horace; west by estate Hen Brown. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Gus Carlos for 1932, 1933, 1934, J935 and 1936 taxes. A lso All that lot near Camden In District *" > 1, bounded north by Gus Carlos; t^ft by* Itachael James; south by Fannie Fleming; west by Mrs. Hcott. Levied upon and to be sol J aa property of Mltie Carlos for 1983, 1934, 1935 and 1936 taxes. Also All that lot and building near Camden In District No. 1, bounded north by Tomtnle Carter; eaat by Public Itoad; aouth by H. C. Carter; west by Tommle Carter. Levied upon and to bo sold as property of Kstate of Salli? Carter for 1931, 1932, 1934, 1935 and 1936 taxes. Also All that lot near Camden In District No. J, bounded north by Kills property; east and south by estate of King Perkins; west by estate of laoin Perkins. Levied upon and to be sold as property of estate of Tom Springs for 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935 and 1936 taxaa. Also All that lot in District No. 1, near ''amden, bounded north by W. M. Klrkland; east by Willie Benson; south by Second street and Bassett; west by Reuben Catoe. Levied upon and to be sold is property of estate Charlotte Cantey for 1933, 1934, 1936 and 1986 taxes. Also All that lot and building In District No. 1. near Camden, bounded on the north by Wiley Thompson; east by Nettle Ji* 1 ft in; south and west by John T. Nettics. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of estate Kosa Brown for 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935 and 1936 taxes. Also All that parcel of land and building In 'urcton Park, near Camden, bounded on north and east by J. B. Zemp; south by Dr. Khrenclou; west by Kmma Craig, levied upon and to be sold as property of Bessie Smith for 1933, 1934, 1935 and 1936 taxes. Also All that lot and building near Camden, In District No. 1, bounded north by Wateree Mill; east by Mrs. Lillie M. Dunn; south by B. R. Connell; weet by Bob Burroughs. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Mary KUen Spires for 1932 1933, 1934, 1935 and 1936 taxes. Alse All that lot and building near Camden in District No. 1, bounded north by Kendall Mills; east by Dr. S. M. McCasklll; outh by Public Road; west by Mrs. Fannie Shirley. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Ella Raley, and now belonging to Louise T; Roddey, for 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935 and 1936 taxes. Also All that tract of land In District No. 1, containing 10 acres, bounded north by Shannon land; east by the Airport; on louth by Schlosburg property: west by Frances Thompson. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Willie Thompson for 1931, 1932. 1933, 1934, 1985 and 1936 taxes. Also All that lot in District No. 1, near .'amden, bounded north by the Kendall Mills; east -by Jim Robinson; south by Public Road; went by Kendall Mills". Levied upon and to be sold as property of J. P. Moore for 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935 and 1936 taxes. Also All that tract of [and in District No. I. near Cathd- n. containing 7 acres, aiuA bounded north by <'hat lie Robinson, east by Knights Hill Road; south by Alice Williams; west by Caroline Murphy. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Charlie Williams for 1931, 1932, 1933, ir?34, 1935 and 1 ;{ *, taxes. Also All that tra> t r.f land, in District No. containing 3'> acres and building, and boundtd north hv estate Salty Fletcher; east by Pe Iz e r Mr Lure; south hv Brewer lands; west by estate C. L Dye". Levied upon and to be sold as property of the l'eopl-s Bank for 1932, 1933, 1934 i .;;.**> and la36 taxes ANo A.I that tra.-t of land in District No II. containing 199 ;i, ies, hounded north !>v estate English Harris: east hv Rafe Harris, south by H 11 Harris: west hv Levi Moore Levied upon and to be solil as property of estate Kirkland Harris for 1931, 1 a.'! 2, la33. 193 1, 1935 and 19*36 taxes. Also All that tract of land in District No. 8 containing ion acres, bounded north by 'State I E. Dixon and Will Cauthcrn; !!',W ?L Mar>' Devy; south by Sam Wright and others west by estate R. H. Truesdale and others Levied upon and to be sold as propei ty of estate Emma Ed1936 "axes , ,:U' 1:'32, 1<J33, 1934, 1935 and Also AH that tract of land In District No hni.rVi i'Un fL fU'ros RM<i building and bounded north east, south and west by n^,n?riea?! C. ord,PlantaUon levied upon and to he sold as property of esAlar>' Alexander for 1932. 1933 1834 JV35 and 1936 taxes Also AH that tract of land In District No >w M Vam,nK acres, hounded north iI so,oh V?V\v ea-st hy Alox Boon*. et. al south by w i; Anthonv, et al on west by Cranny's creek Road, etc Lev. Ks. ,VP?M "!V' s"1'1 a* proper!v of restate Maltha Janus for 1931 i?ri*> 1933 1934. 1935 and 1936 taxes. ' 3 * A lso All that trat t Of land in District No bv'r'o \ilnwi *irr- ,,"?"d?,d north south i vu .I,v r,,"> Kirkland; outh hv James K i: kla nd vwst hv R A v n d upon and to be ?old PC 1,,: V!.'* T* l;:.s!:I,,pI.-H;,r,ha Ja mes for 1 '.!h 1 and 1936 taxes. Ad that tract of land In District No M v roil?*' \ acr"s* funded north by sout h V r 1 o",'st bY Kirkland; wav \ , :cV"H ,'^anlS' W' M >?' Highsold , ?ll|w>n an'1 to be Jam. v n i<c>" Martha 1936 taxes 1932' ,93-'- K'34. 1935 and Also All that tract of land in District No by She hvlUTru2SiT,OS' bo,,nd**d north Davis s<>n, >T? !' \ei ^ast ? > Charlie , > -o ' a ! ^ Mike Jones, west by S c 1 ruesda e. Levied noon or.a ? v r?nski- 4i> .v. Also All thAt tract of land In District No 8, containing 3 acres, bounded north and east by Estate Kimna Edwards; south by Truesdals laud; west by Stokes lend. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of Vermel Davis for 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935 and 1934 taxes. Also All that tract of land In District No. 19, containing 18 acres, bounded north by Ed Peach; east by l-ockhart Road: aouth by estate Alex Boone; west by Mary Ia>vy. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Vermel Davis for 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935 and 1939 taxes. Also | All that tract of land In District No. 9, containing 28 acres bounded north by James Klrkland; east by Manila Kirkland; south by James Drakeford; west by It. A. McDowell. Levied upon and to be sold us property of Ellsa Brown for 1932, 1934, .1935 and 1938 taxes. Also All that tract of land in District No. 9, containing 50 acres, bounded north by David Watts; east by Frank Klrkland; south by Watei'ee Power Company; west by David Watts. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Walter and Bessie Price for 1932, 1933, 1934, 1936 and 1936 taxes.. Also All that tract of land ln_District No. 9, containing 52 acres, AptfiML north by David Watts; eust and"*HoutJ) by Willie Neal; west by David Watts. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Robert Neal for 1933, 1934, 1935 and 1936 taxes. ? Also All that tract of land In District No. ' 9, containing 84 acres, bounded north by D. J. Creed; east by W. It. Clyburn; on south by estate Carrie Trantham; west by It. A. McDowell. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Julia Chavls for 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935 and 1930 taxes. Also All that tract of land In District No. 9, containing 400 acres, bounded north by James Drakeford; east by Relate of, Rlchey; south by Clifford Plantation, on j west by D. J. Creed. Levied upon and ' to be sold as property of Manola Klrkland for 1934, 1936 and 1936 taxes. Also I All that tract of land In District No. , containing 70 acres, bounded north by P. P. Klrkland; east and south by Burnle McCorley; west by Marie Klrkland. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Belton McCorley for 1934 and 1936 taxes. Also All those 2 lots In Monroe Boykln Park, near Camden and designated as lots No. 86 and 87, bounded north by lots No. 97 and 98; east by lots No. 88, 89 urud 90; south by First Avenue; west by lot No. 85. Levied upon und to be sold a? property of Lewis and Schlosburg for 1936 taxes. Also All that tract of land in school district No. 38, containing 337 acres, bounded on the north by estate J. E. Dixon, et. al.; east by Duran and Peache; south by estate Martha James; west by Granny's Quarter Creek and G. M. Anthony. levied upon and to be sold as property of M. A. Klrkland for 1933, 1934, 1936 and 1986 taxos. Also All that tract of land in schol district No. 8, containing 17 acres, bounded on the north by estate Martha James; east by G. C. Klrkland; south by Truesdale and by church; west by highway No. 521. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Levi Duren, et. al., for 1936 taxes. J. H. McLEOD, Sheriff For Kershaw County. Chester Cops * | Solve MurdeJ Chester, H. May 19. 0ne ^ J iui)nt mystifying cases Officers hi had to deal with In Chester cooi5B in many year* has been solved cording to an announcement .',*** by Sheriff WUliaii} 11 |>?den J*1 stated that He has signed from Joe C. Pendergrasu, 35 /JJ Smith Carter, alias Raleigh CinS 40, and Raymond Carter-, 31, *\\ ^9 roea. Implicating themselves Marshall Peak, 35, Monk Bryant Tom Archer, 30, and Cephas Koonfl 151, all negroes, In the death of tJJB Carter, alien Tom Gregory 0j Wilksburg community. Gregory's .body- was found in t J south fork of Turkey creek, May |S nineteen miles west of Chester, ?tafl a rope lying on his body J'e*^ gS ant, Archer and Foote, said gfaJfl Peden, deny any connection with tS death of Carter. Sheriff Peden sunl that five witnesses are being held9 the Chester county Juil In the 0* J and that they probably will be j9 leased In the near future. The J has attracted fnuch attention throu^H out this section, attributed to tfl large number of arrests, a dozen, hufl Ing been made. K AM \ ^"' VaYv V \ "tS* ^^ssr\ \ ^y 9ti\tO Q bW^^O \v^l^~-~~~ AUTO^TU /4iA about all-4xp?mi* trips to Nw Ytd Also SaMlags to JacksonvtSs CLYDE-MALLORY LINE C. F. 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