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<??SiiiSHBB8B8DBBBW8HHHBB8WWS8aPW80ii ??rirri?/^ ^aJiBiaggBfcxwwwiniif?% > I.tt im M ,,m u,.?,.! ?, BETWEEN YOU . Z | AND ME ? FRANK. H. HEATH II 2 My hul in oft I" <'ttr! West. M. d. And I want to say thut when I express iny gratitude to farl I am not vlolutlng tlio ethics of the Amerman Medical association, of which my own son In law Is a member ? * Dr fail took rare of one of my lads, Kay Moore, hurl In the 'I'llurn day night game between the Guards and Merchants When I asked Dr farl what the expense vmih. ho smiled and said, "none at all " And I also Mailt to pass a boinjucf of orchids to Doctors fprbelt and Humphries for I heir ready assistance at the hall held at the time of the accident ? Al'id a gioat big boit'iuct of thanks f i out myself and the hoys <>t the league to that grand group at the < aniden hospital, who took Kay there, cave him eviiy care and attention and marked the charge as paid Friends, that is' what I call real community spirit and I want everyone to know that inyselt and the lads ap pi relate. t'larkson Khaiiie, who has been u* 11 a fine leader of the Wall Street Wol \ - If has turned over the active management and field direction of the team to Jack Nettles Khaiiie will continue with the team and knowing him for the line gentleman and sportsman as he is, I know lie II continue to give everything to the winning of panics Thanks Stanley iiahin for helnK a hip mat) You and farl Lightfoot had all the mounds in the world to protest that game with the White Sox, hut like the pood old American sports that you are, you refused to win on n forfeit The reason I'm wearing that happy smile these days Is because my own hoy will be down here with me In a con pie of weeks now You'll like JJen ' lie's Is a fine chap, even If his old daddy does say so * ? It was ironical that the cellar champions in the Twilight league had to I he the hoys to take the leaders into camp That victory of tho Merchants! over the tribe of soldier hoys was well deserved and the Kershaw Guard! personnel were (he tirsl to shake i hand- wnli tlm winners As < harley Kussell, ace hurler of, the Guuids remarked. "I'd he willing in lose another game to those CallaLilies just in see how happy they ale " * YY *11. the Merchants were due for j break in luck They have not had | a break ail season and smilingly took, t on I he chin si\ lii a row Then i 'ley J ill lied and believe ine, they have' "He ot the smoothest working units III the loop That manner in which this lad Doodah- i overs the second base lerrltin v tor ihi1 Merchants gang is little less than sensational He made catch of a short fly to the outfield last I hursday while going pell moll to ward Fair street It was a beauty. ft look* like nine or ton club* In the race for lite Hocoud half. It will ho nine for a certainty, for a ninth team Ik already organized and ready for the hell And there are whisper* of a tenth being in the proceaa of or Kuni/.ation The second half gets off on July 12 Owing to league rule that prevent* any player change* or addition* after that date without consent of team captain* in the league the louder* will have to have their battle front* all ?et for the aocopd - half gi Ind I t?* * * * \ ?Thl* chap I'urker who ha* looking after the *coritig for m\ Iff one of the fluent and I* doing a UOU job with the record hook My staff of umpric* look* mighty good to tin; Carl LightfooL l*ll r v I * Sander*. Stanley Habln, Larry Staley, Kliuer Nolan, Jack Nettle* all understandlmv fellows and calling them Impart iully. Ml** Cei lle Calling, of Massachusetts. ha* petitioned Congre** to *et apart June 4, a* Old Maid* Day. Which cuu*e* Don Morrl*on, the l>eKalb Htreet wage to murmur, "Sort of inotherle** day, eh what?" "Speed" Kornegay, the eminent funorul director of DeKalb Htreet, broke all speed, record* of Ker*huw county when he came twelve miles in Ju*t uttle le*H |,hun oothlng flat, when a^Snake flipped into hi* ambulance, pecked him on the little finger, flipped out again and disappeared In the Hwamp. Attending physician* believe "Speed" will recover. "Friday" *ay* she believe* in eternity but cannot understand why *ome ministers, in telling about it, take all eternity to do It. And ii* Arthur Talmadge asserts, the Connecticut doctor who brags about the fact that he has delivered over 7,000 babies during hi* medical must have achieved a howling success * * * Mill to get hack to softhall again. I can just Imagine the sort spoken sentences that flowed from Clarkson Khame * lip* when after dashing madly around the circuit of bases, Joe Moseley informed him that his home run smash was a foul * * * "N'erts to you," or something like that, (juoth Clarkson" This proves you're cockeyed and lie thereupon swung lustily and the hall therefore soared out for another home run <l<?Ut. "Two homers in one inning and on a hot day isn't any pink tea." murmured the chunky chap A horse, a horse, my kingdou for a horse " * "Woe is me. oh woe is me." wailed Hasty as he saw his choicest assortment of shoots go soaring into the air. BOLL WEEVIL ALARMING POISONING NOW URGENT ('li'inson. .1 uiii- II The presslnu need ni early boll weevil control is again ciiiphasl/.cil by reports Iroin count v farm audits tor tlx* week end in^ June lj, says \V C Nellies, ex t ells ion e lit I nnolouist Counties in the coastal sectloti show an averaue of 2lu weevils per acre. S'juare infestatioh counts have been mad" in tie- t'oaslal <" tion and :,r* i unit" alarti.iuu Counts in the lower' I 'edition! - e< i ion show an av? raue ol i L'T wi-\il-. per acre In the upper1 I * a 11 ! 11 J t c t |?e; Weevil i n fe-d at tous 1 !" a ' t' f"d . lilt MM some f a ' III s ! e.i v lilt" tat i o 11 s have been loltlld ' ' u ' \ ."lit I a \ !' !! lei \ d ui w eel\ ilia k inc. 1 oil n I s to ini! !'" I .1 ' III. r - I'll I I, I i. -11' s , , ; r! i. C'i. ni.e; and dotiauist rat inc. ill. u m n; p<dsoni 11it iiiati rials fat i. "i !ia \ < !> < u a d \ o e, I to spied Up i : i - j a is 11111> it ot tli" t id I 111 i11 Ci" t'oaslal set l to 11 will s i it 111 bo too. larue tor best results with eail> pois ! a In ilie 1'ii'dnioiit st i nun (lie time i- now ripe to strike, as mui h ol tie-I ioltoti is just becinninu to form sipiai es Complete details of poisiuiinu the j w ee\ lis with the 1 I I mixture will he | found in Intension Hulletin '.ui. Ini j porlatlt field Crop Insects Copies of! this bulletin may be had from the i General News Notes The I[: s S Texas Is being sent to the navy yard at Norfolk. Va , from (he wpst coast after 2d years of serviee in the battle force. It will La* used Js ?l training ship. A (Columbia negro <|iu\rry employe was 1>it on the head by a rock of about't the same size, which fell ! <) feet, and knocked out a piece of his skull, two weeks ago Yesterday he | was out of the hospital on the way j to early complete rei every. The surgeon replaced the piece of skllll where it belonged, and a few hours later the, m gro said his lead did not hurl, but | the place i t e|| ill ed lb IU ge Kit aid proprietor of a ' II ; ;:i.' - t at ion at New berry , in vi' ed offi ! < i s him soil .:u-olino and oil < Sunday The nui-i-lrale tin, d him] > I I o .in day>. and he t hose to go to tie- ihain gang ihi1 after three] bouts there, he i hanged his mind and paid the title He has a good business lit 'Ins tilling station, and for last Sunday advertised that anybody needing gas or oil to get to church, or to the bedside of a loved one. between 1" hi and L' o'clock could buy it from him county farm agents or from the Publications Department at Cletnson College -I 1 IT 1 ' I We Do Your | I Laundry Quickly | We caII for it immediately ?we deliver it promptly. And we have not built our reputation for promptness and speed at the sacrifice of quality. Quality always comes first, no matter how quickly your laundry has to be done. We use the most modern methods and our rates are low. Phone 17. li City Laundry - Camden Dry Cleanery I CAMDEN, S. C. ! COUNTY TREASURER'S ANNUAL REPORT FOR YEARS 1936-1937 To Ills Honor, Judge O, Duncan Bellinger, presiding at (ho July term of Court, Kershuw County, Houth Carolina, year 1937. I submit herewith, a Htatoinent of j claims |>ui?i from county and school fundM of Kershaw county, embracing the period of from VJuly 1, 1936 to j Julio 30, 193>, Inclusive: School District No. 1 Stulo Sinking Fund CouimUslotl $ 943 13 Chinden Construction Coinpuny and Glenn Fulls Coinpuny 3,893.03 Camden Construction Coin- i puny and Glenn Falls (Company J 3,082.43 J.uFuye and JxiFuye 77.80 [FaFaye und FaFaye 201 05 Jr.G. Richards, Jr., Supt .... 700.no Cyjoidcn Construction Company and Glenn Fulla Company 10,212.1r> | Camden Construction Company and Glenn Fulls Company 3,164 00 FaFaye and laiFayo 63.28 FaFaye und FaFuye 204.2 1 J. G. Richards, Jr., Supt. .. 700.00 1 City of Camden Water and Fight Department 40.59 Camden Const ruction Company and Glenn Falls Company 15,804.01 Camden CoiiHtructlon Company and Glenn Falls Company 3,759 43 FaFaye and FaFaye 75.18 1-rffFuye and FaFaye 316.02 H. A. Small 100.00 J. G Richards, Jr., Supt. . . 4,975.00 Camden Construction Company and Glenn Falls Coinpuny 10,859.35 Camden Construction Company and Glenn Falls Company 6,074.01 J. Team Gettys, Attorney .. 150.00 FaFaye and FaFaye 217.18 !xi Fa ye and FaFaye 121.48 J. G. Richards, Jr., Supt. .. 4,850.00 Cumden Loan and Realty Pany 90.20 Camden Construction Company 21,332.83 Camden Construction Company 7,438.62 J. T. Gettys, Attorney 100.ihm FaFaye and FaFaye 1,10172 FaFaye and FaFaye 443.91 .1 G. Richards, Jr , Supt. .. 4,850 00 ' .1 G. Richards, Jr., Supt. .. 3,700.00: John M. Villepigue Company 512 54 ! First National Rank 79.44 Commercial Jlank of Camden 79 14 i J. G. Richards, Jr., Supt. 1,250.00! Sinking Fund Commission, South Carolina 6,36s 72 ! J. G Richards, Jr., Supt, .. 4,850.no Commercial Rank of Canulen 32.5n First National Rank of CainI (l?'? 32 50 J. G. Richards, Jr., Supt .. 4.900.00 John M. Villepigue Company 351.58 |J. G. Richards, Jr., Supt. ., 4,950.00 Sinking Fund Commission .. 1.176.13 J. G. Richards, Jr., Supt. . . 4,950.00 Carolina Window Shade and Awning Company 719.08 1 First National Rank of Camd<'" 64.28 Commercial Rank of Cam 64.28 American Seating Company 415.92 Fred Medart Manufacturing Company 850.97 Feonard I'etersou and Comity. Hu- 1.1 84.46' J. G. Richards, Jr., Supt. . . 4.950.00 1 a/./.ie Finch 4 8.00 1"it> "t Camden Water and l.iuht Department s.25 ' Richards. Jr., Supt. ., 1,050.00 ' (i R ichards, Jr., Supt. .. J.u25.00 Matnie Johnson i no.()0 Fli/a I trow nice Raj.00 ' (* Re hards. Jr., Supt. .. 1.00 Me Feed Mi Fa Ur hi in .... lap.5o Kli/;l 1 "u 1--I.0O Mamie Johnson I IM) qo J G Richards, Jr., Supt .. sot).00 John M Villepigue Cottti?any 153.53 I G Richards, Jr., Supt. . . 25o!o0! Fli/.a Rrownlee lut) 00 Mamie Johnson InO.OOj J G Richards, Jr., Supt. . . l,u5u.OO Mamie Johnson 100 00 ' Fliza Rrownlee lon.ooj I G. Richards, Jr.. Supt. .. 1,025.00 Matnie Johnson Iu0 00 Fliza Rrownlee 10o 00' John M. Villepigue and Com,Pan>' 44.00 Fliza Rrownlee 10u 00 J. C?. Richards, Jr., Supt. . . l,05o,00 Mamie Johnson 100.00 J G. Richards, Jr., Supt. .. I,05o]o0 Matnie Johnson ipy qq Fliza Rrownlee 100.00 J. G. Richards, Jr., Supt. .. 1,098.00 D. A. Boykln, Conservator .. 3,000.00 t . J. Outlaw. Co. Treasurer 1.490.85 C. J. Outlaw. Co. Treasurer 6,149.20 t. J Outlaw. Co. Treasurer 1,000 00 ?1 Total $180,405.47 1 School District No. 2 Guy Planing Mill and Finn- ' her Company % 165.55 Guy Planing Mill and Fumher Company -?i qq File Workman 39.45 N M Huckahee. Supt. .... 689.00 1,1 z?MnP 211.50 V M Huckahee. Supt .... 157.31 N. M Huckahee, Supt .... 685.00 N. M. Huckahee, Supt .... 137.56 Kennedy Insurance Agency 5s.50 Sinking Fund Commission . 66.00 N\ M. Huckahee, Supt 685.00 C. P. DuBose and Company 99 00 Burns and Barrett 179 65 N. M. Huckahee, Supt .... 7128 Mcleod & Mclxtuchlln .... 96.00 Olfn Waters 20.16 N. M. Huckahee. Supt 685.00 City Filling Station 115.06 T. A. Bradley 100.00 Cumdeii Iron and iiru.su Worku 3? .28 McLeod & Mci^aucbMn .... 82.50 City Filling Station 02.07 N. M. Huckubee, Supt 087.50 N M Huckubee, Supt. .... 52.50 (JAbMSY NO. TWO N. M Huckubee, Supt 50.00 Norrlu' Garage 00.10 l> H Mure hi hoii 32.00 N. M. Huckubee, Supt 087.50 N. M. Huckubee, Supt. . 40.00 Cotton Clark Coal Company 41.25 Norrlu' Garage 30.85 Camden Ghh and Oil Company 100.07 N. M. Huckubee, Supt 087.50 i N. M. Huckubee. Supt, , , , , 82.08 Cumden Gas and Oil Company 57.80 N. M. HuckabeO, Supt 687.50 I Norriu' Guruge 38.43 |Ni, M. Huckubee, Supt 42.20 I Camden Gas and Oil Com- pany 52.06 In. M. Huckubee, Supt 012.50 i Guy Planing Mill and Lumber Company 22.03 Queenie E. Graham 48.00 Robert E. Moore 105.00 Robert 10. Moore 105.00 ' R. JO. Moore, Principal .... 65.00 R. E. Moore, Principal .... 65.00 , Robt. E. Moore, Principal . . 273.75 Sadie Thomas, Principal .. 227.50 | R. E. Moore, Principal .... 323.75 S. Y. Thomas .227.50, Robt. K. Moore, Principal .. 336.00 Sadye Thomas 227.50 Robert 10. Moore 335.00 J Sadye Thomas 227.50 Robt. JO. Moore 335.00 Sadye Y. Thomas 227.50 Robt. Moore 357.50 Sadie Y. Thomas, Principal 227.50 Robert E. Moore, Principal . 335.00 C. J. Outlaw, Treasurer .... 901.42 Total $13,869.24 8chool District No. 3 J. K. Lee, Jr $ 120.00 I). M. Mays 58.23 II. M. Mays 58.23 | J. K. Ixie, Jr 108.00 | C. B. Pate 19.00 | J. K. Lee, Jr., Supt 879.00 i Ira B. Catoe 25.77 | Ira Ellis 22.88 | Ira Ellis 22.88 I Ira B. Catoe 17.39 I). M. Mays 116.46 J. K. Lee, Jr., Supt 862.00 I J. K. Lee, Jr., Supt 220.00 lira Ellis 46.00 .1. K. Iu?e, Jr., Supt 21.05 Burns and Barrett 26.29 J. K. Lee, Jr., Supt 892.00 W T. lidefearn 47.90 South Carolina Education i Association 20.00 lira Ellis 24.07 Ira B. Catoe 22.33 J. K. Lee, Jr., Supt 912.00 J. K. Lee, Jr.. Supt 50.00 Ira B. Catoo 20.58 Ira Ellis 20.57 J. K. Lee, Jr., Supt 912.00 Ira B. Catoe 27.63 Ira Ellis 28.87 J. K. Lee. Jr., Supt 73.13 Superior Service Station .... 34.75 Kershaw Lumber Company 267.65 J. K. Ia>e. Jr., Supt 912.00 Ira B. Catoe 34.92 Ira Ellis f? G. 7 4 J. K. Leo, Jr., Supt 43.50 C. M Tucker Lumber Company - 27.15 Burns' Chevrolet Company _ 31.45 I K. Lee, Jr., Supt 912.00 ! Ira Ellis 51.76' Iru B Catoe 21 sy j Burns' Chevrolet Agency .-. 12.60 Rodiearn Motor Company .. 13.45 I ' N Lee. Jr. Supt 11.05) ' K ' <'. Jr..* Supt 912.00! Ta Ellis 47 3J Ira B. C'ato 31.74 J K Lee. Jr., Supt 20.05 Acorn Refining Company .. 123.75 Carolina Paper Company .. 10.63 Paramount Chemical Company i5.88 Burns' Chevrolet Agency . . 22.70 J. K. Lee, Jr., Supt 52.29 J. K. Lee. Jr., Supt 59.37 J. K. Lee, Jr., Supt 897.00 J. K. Lee, Jr 45.00 Laura Alston 45.00 Cora Horton 37 50 Laura Alston 45 00 Cora Horton 37 50 Laura Alston 45.00 Corn Horton 37.50 Cora Horton 37.50 Laura Alston 45.00 Laura Alston 45.00 Cora Horton 37i50 Kershaw County Sinking i Fund 380.78 |C. J Outlaw, Treasurer .... 60.00 jC. J. Outlaw, Treasurer .... 300.45 Tota' $11,500.63 School District No. 4 j!); M -\'ays $ 50.71 W. B Stevenson 143 00 | Mcleod and McLauchlin .. 123.75 1\ B Stevenson 141.00 D; M Mays 5o 71 \\ B. Stevenson 831 S3 O M Mays 5o 71 IW. B Stevenson . ...s 816.06 j W. B Stevenson 7*38 52 W. B Stevenson 820.69 [W. B. Stevenson 815^53 W. B. Stevenson 90175 i W. B. Stevenson 783.24 W. B Stevenson 830 21 W. B. Stevenson . 835 59 Bertha Montgomery 49 00 Richard Halle, Jr 137 50 Alberta C. McNight ! ] 35 00 Richard Halle, Jr 137.50 Margaret William* gf.00 Alberta McKnlght 35.00 Margaret William* 85.00 I^lyjurd Halle, Jr 137.60 Alberta C. McKnlght 35.00 Richard Halle, Jr. 137.60 Margaret William* 85.0(L Alberta C. McKnlght 35.00 Richard Halle, Jr 137.60 Margaret William* 86.00 Alberta McKnlght u 35.00 Alberta McKnlght 17.60 Richard Halle, Jr 137.60 Margaret Williams 85.00 C. J. Outlaw, Treasurer .... 720.21 C. J. Outlaw, Treasurer 025.41 Total 110,830.42 8chool District No. 5 Hear*. Roebuck Company .$ 20.84 Wade Humphrey 32.16 I>. M. May* 43.65 ixjuiso Tiller 82.501 Mabel Hilton 80.00 ' I Wade Humphrey 28.80 j Iconise Tiller 82.50 i Mubel Hilton 80.00 Wade Humphrey 27.14 Hum* and Barrett 3 45 J- Ryi'd 0.69 Louise Tiller 82.50 Mabel Hilton 80.00 Wade Humphrey 31.74 T. M. Clyburn 11.97 Louise Tiller 82^50 j Mubel Hilton ' 80.00 Wude Humphrey 36.21 Louise Tiller 83.50 Mabel Hilton 80.00 Wade Humphrey 36.74 Louise Tiller 82.50 Mabel Hilton 80.00 Wade Humphrey 30.54 J. M. McLaurin 5 00 Wade Humphries 28.04 Louise Tiller 82 50 Mabel Hilton 80.00 L). M. Mays 31 25 C. C. Pate 90.47 T. M. Clyburn 80.85 Louise Tiller 82 50 Mabel Hilton 80.00 Wade Humphrey 39.08 Sadie E. Brown 37 50 Belle Hough 37 50 Mrs. Maggie Thompson .... 5 00 Belle Hough 37;50 Sadie Brown .. 37 60 i Sadie Brown 37 50 I Belle Hough 37 50 | Belle Hough 37^5o Mrs. Maggie Thompson .... 5.00 Sadie E. Brown 37 50 Belle Hough 37'60 Total $2,245.11 School District No. 6 Camden Gas & Oil Company! 57.66 I Camden Gas & Oil Company 109 78 C. W. Shiver 1000 | Guy Planing Mill and Lumber Company* 25 81 Edward Shannon 11000 i' C Co* 14.00 Edward M. Shannon 110 00 jDePass' Drug Stor.e ... 2 39 Z *- Breton .! Ifo Edward M. Shannon 626.00 South Carolina Education Association 14 00 Edward M Shannon 640 00 Edward M. Shannon 9 85 Camden Gas & Oil Company 41.38 Camden Gas & on Company 66 88 Burns a,nd Barrett ........ 55.17 Camden Loan and Realty Company 95 42 Edward M Shannon 640 00 Edward M. Shannon 2125 E. M. Shannon 43 73 E'u Idea Sales Company .. 110 00 Edward M Shannon 640 ou Edward Shannon Camden Gas & Oil Company 77 93 First National Rank 31 .-.n B M. Mays 819.30 Edward M Shannon 640 On Edward Shannon 3"^ Edward M Shannon 640 00 Camden Gas & Oil Company 142.03 Edward M Shannon 640.00 E. E. Compton Company ... 23.94 Edward M. Shannon 17 29 Edward M Shannon 640.00 Camden. Ga. * oil B H. It. Huntln Company Edward M Shannon *RB hula Nelson Lulu Nelson ^OgB I.nlu Nelson (Continued oiTTaK^^p^ I A statue of Father Jucuu.,. ?, guette, 17th century Je?ult n^io?*! who explored the upper M^u,,ryB river valley, was unveiled a, ?,WB Franco. Sunday. He came toV.*>I as a missionary In ltititi and in %SB made his historic voyage of ill!? 7*B on the upper Mississippi dl#co*eryB Colonel Edward M. House known as the "maker of u restrict B and prominent durlnK the WllLnnU> I ministration. In an Interview ?? I^B home in Massachusetts, declare! oB President Roosevelt will not bsl ^B didate for a third terra us presldf^B Though Georgia voted toTon,,' I its 23 year old prohibition Iuwh in.^B election of ja.t Tue.day. classed as "wet" by the Federal UB moment's alcoholic unit. boTuu'Tl state legalized the sale of wtn? .SB beer in 1936. ne FINAL DISCHARGE | Notice Is hereby given that mul month from thlH date on July 9 uivH 1 will make to the Probate Court iB Kershaw County my final return .1 Quardlan of the estate of Hernial Haley, deceased, and on the JB date I will apply to the said CourtB for a final discharge as said Quardiiil of said estate. MARY RAt.KY, Camden, S. C., June 9. 1937Ua^<liA,l I FINAL DISCHARGE^"! Notice is hereby given tiufo out! month from thiB date, on July ijfl 1937, Mrs. Sallye Massey will maktB to the Probate Court of Kersbivl County her final return as Comml??B of the estate of Sidney Mills, IncomB petent, (deceased) and 011 the samtB date she will apply to the said CourtB for a final discharge as said Commit-H N. C. ARNETT, B Judge of Probate for Kerlhaw County fl Camden, S. C., June 12, 1937 'B FINAL DISCHARGE 'I Notice is hereby given that os?B month from this date, on July 2, ijjjB I will make to the Probate Court of I Kershaw county my final return uH Administrator of the estate of Am* Cook deceased, and on the same datefl I will apply to the said Court for ?B final discharge as said AdministratorB of said estate. ' ^B WILLIAM STOKES, 1 , Administrator. Camden, S. C., June 2, 1937. ?* NOTICE TO DEBTORS AM CREDITORS All parties indebted to the estate ot^fl Lily McKaln Richards are hereby noti-^B fled to make payment to tie under-* signed and all parties, if an j, having ^B claims against the said estate will pre-B sent them likewise, duly attesUd,^B within the time prescribed by law. H T. GARDNER RICHARDS;* Executor. Camden, S. C? June 25, 1937. NOTICE OF SALE | Notice is hereby given that In io^B cordance with the terms and provto-^H ions of the Court of Common PUm^B for Kershaw County, dated June ItikB 1937, in the case of R. R. McUoiB plaintiff, versus J. H. West and Ml* T. C. I^angley, formerly Alma A. We4^B defendants, I will sell to the highs* bidder, for cash, before the coa^H Mouse doors at Camden, South Cart* Una, during tlie legal hours of salc^^H on the first Monday in July, 1937, b* ] ing the 5th day thereof, the followInf^B property: ''That certain piece, parcel or lot! ! of land, with buildings situate there* on. situated in the. Town of Bethune,* Kershaw County, South Carolina, 01H the side of Jllackmon street of saiiH Town of Bethune, and bounded as (of* lows: On the North by HamptM^H street, East by Blackmou Sti&tH South by G.. S. Catoe, and West b/H J. W. Waters." Terms of Sale: For cash, the Mu-H ter to require of the successful bit^H der, other than the plaintiff hereHH a deposit of five (5) per cent, of bid, same to be forfeited in case of^H non-compliance; the bidding will &* remain open after the sale, but ooa^H pllance with the bid may be immediately. W. L. DePASS, Jry Master for Kershaw County* M. M. Johnson, Plaintiff's Attorney. FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that one month from this date, on Friday, July 9. 1937, I will make to the Probate Court of Kershaw County, South Carolina, my final return as Admlnlstra- ( tor of the estate of Burrell Campbell, i deceased, and on the same date I will | apply to the Baid Court for a final dis-; charge as said Administrator of said estate. R. L. McCASKILL, Administrator I Camden, S. C., June 9. 1937 I FARM FOR SALE II ' We have for sale the Ben Rabon farm, consisting I of 250 acres located in West Wateree #ection of Kef* I shaw County. One dwelling, one tenant hohse and barn. I Long terms ? low rate of interest. j See A. C. Bradham any day in Crocker Buildingt I Camden, S. C., or H. G. Bates, Sr., on Wednesdays I A. C. BRADHAM fl I H. G. BATES, Sr. S Salesmen for Federal Laod of Columbia, S. C. ..'BH