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tl toERSHAU; :T 11 MISS WELCH CARSON, Representative |jCj- % ; | . . Copy for these columns must t o In tho hands of the correspondent not later than Wednesday morning to Insure publication in current week's issue. Pv * J r v ,, ? a ... MdcDowell Music Club MlVses Mai > Jo Kusseii and Kvelyn Tommies went hostesses to the MaeDowcll Music i lub, Wednesday after noon, May 4, ai tho homo of Mrs. I> ( ;' M. Sanders The president, Mrs Jenkins, was In the chair. After tho business session the leader of the progrum. Miss Welsh ('arson, gave a Sketch on (lie "Life of I'adorewskl. The following musical numbers, conMisting of Austrian and i'olluli tuualc wore then presented l'lano solo, "Menuet aT Antique" ; < I'aderewskI) by Miss (lwetidolyn I'lmer; piano solo, "The (lid itefralu" | (Krlesler) by Miss ('arollue Hell;, piano solo, "Isabello" (Hroekman) by j Mrs 1) M Sanders. At I ho conclusion of the program' < ? the hostesses served block cream tend 1 cake. During the social hour Missi Caroline Hell, who was a visitor, gave an interesting reading for (lie club. j 1 t Kershaw Personals j Mih F K ('nl v tir it attended thej I) A K ineelliiK In Cutnden last Thursday afternoon. Mih M. M Wolsh spent severul days lit Hi week lu Lancaster as I he guest of Mih It. C. Hough, Hr. Mr. unci Mih 11. J Trueadale were In Chariot to, N (\, last Friday afternoon to attend the May Day Fostival at QueeiiH-Chleoia college. Their daughter, MIhh Cornelia Dye Truesdale wan a member of the court. MIhh Truesdalo 1h a froshmun and 1h very prominent In the Htudent actlvltloH of the college. She recently gave a Joint organ recital with another iiiuhIc student which wan broadcast from radio station WSOC in Charlotte. On May 110 she will again he heard In a recital lit the college. I Mihhoh Margaret Mctckey, Mary So well, Connie Catoe, Frances Card ' ner and Mildred Gardner, students at Winfhrrp college. Hock Hill, Were the week end guests of their parents. Dr. and Mrs .1 F. Welsh, of Hock Hill, visited relatives in town Sunday. Mary Ann and Hilly Hieklln, of SkyI.Hid. N ('., are guests of their little; lothlns. Mac and Martin Carson, their mother. Mrs. W. C. Hlcklln brought them here Sunday and returned to her home on Monday. Misses Vera I.ee and Juno lllackinon, of Greenville, were the week etid guests of their parents. Mr. and Mrs I, K lilacknioii. Mr and Mrs T It Clyhurn, Jr. of Hltie Hldge, (la., were week end guilts of Mr and Mrs 'I' H Chimin, Si Mr itii< 1 Mrs H Young, Mrs. \\ A 11 o IJ it 11 < I, Miss KoSeinnry ilolilind. .1 II Crowe and Hex Jones attended the Crowe family reunion in Kings Mountain. X C, last Sunday Mrs W M 1 la> es and daughter. Ann. spent Mothers Da> with Mrs Haves' mother in Denmark Mr Hayes spent the day in Camden with his mot her, M rs 1 it I laves. Mr ;t:i?! Mrs Harry Hood, of Charleston, spetit the Week end with M t?. Hood's mother, Mrs It it Williams Mrs M C Query, of Charleston, is spending the week with her daughter. Mrs ('arl Morton. Miss Ida Huberts, of Columbia, spent tile week end in town with h?*r lather. Miss Laura Inahenet. of I'ageland. Was the week end guest of Mr. and Mrs I'.dgar Hut to. Miss Freida Seal, teacher in the i Springfield schools, spent the week end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs A J. Neal. ' i Mrs. Coring Davis and daughter. Ititfi, of Methune, spent Sunday with ?.Mrs 41a vW- paiWrts, tMr and Mrs. T. I) Clyhurn. Sr. Miss Annie Huth Davis, teacher in the Illaney high school, and Miss Mary Davis, who teaches near Georgetown, were week end guests of their parents. Mr and Mrs C K. Davis. Sr. Mrs H J Cratiford and daughter. Jean, of Charlotte, N C. are guests of Mrs Criuiford s parents. Mr and Mrs W O Croxton Miss Margin rite Nelson, of Lain aster. is spending some time with her mother, Mrs T C Nelson, who has been ill. Mr and Mrs M F Hawthorne and daughters. Misses HaiTielle and \ i ri giniit Haw thorne, were visitors in Hartsville Saturday W F. Kstridge left Tuesday to at fond the Southern Haptist eonvenlion III HlchiiiOiid, Va Miss Louise Keistler spent the week end with her parents in Great Falls Mrs Call McDonald, of Hartsville. 'ami Mrs T A Morton, of McHeo \4 e| e rei ellt guests of their sisttT. Mi-- T C Nelson Mis- Mary Lou I.eVine. of Hethune. was the r-cent gm st of Mr and Mrs. It K Young Wtll Crowe, of Mcltee. visited relatives in town last week Tin- Sain tie] .1 Iteiitoii Chapter 1 li C pi- sent ed a Memorial Day progratn at the high school auditorium i ' Tuesday :t rndiu Rev A. I) McArn. pastor 1 : Peilwsda Presbyterian 'inirih. i . niji'ii, mailt* the address: Hey. (_'. 'm. Lrown. pastor ol' the Kershaw IT- sb> <-r ;tn ehun h. conducted the devo '" a and introduced the speaker; I lolcssur I.ewis Itasor, suj prrintonr1of the Kershaw schools. I read a short sketch on Memorial ha> (and then road a list of the (,'onfedt r jute War veterans, who are buried in the Kershaw cemetery. The Woman's Missionary society of the Methodist church met with Mrs W. A Shaw Tuesday afternoon The ! president. Mrs Charles Kgerton. pre s.d-d After the routine business, a ! Mm'Iu r's hay program was presented ! \t ;e (i, in'tis ion of the meet i no the !,. *: >> i \ . d delightful I ' t i e-llmou t s lie- Woman's \u\i!iary <>f the First I aj>f -1 i hitreh met at the i hu .< h 1 a.:-mo. :,. Mrs h K Kb - h r. !.- j't'esidi nt was in the chair. tie bnsitii ss meeting a \.-r> in: r :::u piogtam w;?* pres--tiled I be ' ' a 1 laves i II I o' of the Wi.'tnmi' A.;'diary of the 1 Te-t>> t : tan , i !.. r u i:h Mr- .lee H ittCi. " c. 11! - ?:i. 1 he chttt rtiia n. M. 1: ' : '.i- . ; r. dd-1 The;> ( Wedd f'h. i.-t iatli* V ." was mite . ' M - 1 *. Mrs .lam-t ! t :ii i|t \ ot :ona 1. KERSHAW CHURCHES ANNOUNCE SERVICES Baptist Church Kev I >a vi> M Sanders, pastor lo h m , Hun.dnv ?t hool. M. I*. Haw home, superintendent. II a m and1 v p. in., preaching services, sermons the pn.-dor. p m. Wednesday,, i-i rt> er rv i< Mcthodat Church Rev f. It I lamer, pastor. 10 a m .- ndav v.-hool, IV M Gibbons. supert-.wnder.* 11 a m . preaching ser \ > wt:! sermon hy the pastor. Wed nvsday. p in., n.ul w.-ek prayer service. j Presbyterian Church lb-v (" M Hmwn. pn?tor Sunday' school, 10 a m . H I. C'lyhurn. super-' tntendent < hurch service. 11 a m Young People s meeting 7: 15 p. m Church servi?e 7:45 p m The pastors of those churches extend a cordial welcome *o the public to attend the serrlcea. .in A? J. i i?J County Convention 1 Favors New Jail Thu (9II0WIUH roiolutIoiih Iiuvjb burn adopted at the meeting of tn? KerKhuw County Democratic Convention,] held May 'Z, with respect to the erection of a now Jail and securing Fed-i oral aid to ussiHt therein: Whereat*, Kershaw county Ih and lias boon for a largo number of years /. -riourtly lit need of a new jatl to replace the antiquated, dilapidated, inadequate, unsafe, and unsanitary building in which Its prisoners are now. and Whoroaa, for the pant several years negotiations have been In progress between the authorities of Kershaw county and tho Works Progress Administration and the Public Works Adinllnstrutlon to secure Federul assistance in erecting a now Jail, and Whereas, at one time assurance was given that such aid would bo available^ but, unfortunately, It later developed that the sauie could not be ! secured at that time, and Whereas, Kershaw county Is the only county In the state having made application for such aid for tho building of a Jail and not having received itiA'ui'ulilu aclluu Lh.ere.on, and.? Whereas, It Is understood that In the near future the Federul agencies above referred to will be lit position to give Kershaw county the necessary assistance; Now, therefore, be It resolved, that we, the members of the Democratic Convention of Kershaw County of the year 1MJS, strongly favor the erection of a new jail at the earliest possible tiaie. Resolved further, that the Works Progress Administration and the Public Works Administration be urged to looperate withHhe authorities of Kershaw county to the end that Federal aid may be immediately available. Resolved further, that the I'nited States senators from South Carolina and the congressman from the Fifth Congressional tfistrict he requested to immediately bring to bear all of their great Influence upon those in authority to procure the aid of the agencies of the I'nited States government above referred to for said purposes. Resolved further, that" copies of Ihese resolutions be furnished to each of our I'nited States senators, to the ( ongressinan from the Fifth Congressional district, to the heads of the W P A. and P. W. A., respectively, in South Carolina, and to the newspapers of Kershaw county. The above resolutions were unanimously adopted by the convention. MURDOCH M. JOHNSON, President of the Convention. A W. HUMPHRIES Secretary of the Convention. Organize Klwanls Club Members of the Columbia Klwanis Club motored to Camden last 1 uesday evening and held a dinner meeting with a group of Camden business and professional men, former members of t h Tuesday Puncheon club ami before that the Exchange club The Camde.11 group will bo organized into a lo< al K i wants club. ^ i. . 1 1 ^ ^ "r * i ?? i County Supply Bill | Introduced In House To provide for tho levy of taxes la Ki ihIiuw county for county purposes tor the your 11)38, and to direct tho i JUMpidiJ uro thereof That a lax suffh lent to meet that portion of tho appropriation In this A?t to im raised by a levy upon tho taxable property in the County of Ker>1 ,itt is hereby levied on such pioj>, 11y tor ordinary county purposes for i ?:, il h> a I year beginning January r.ijh. which shall be expended as herein provided, the amount of such levy in tie determined by the county auditor and treasurer of said county. 1 ho I inula accruing to the county from tho state on account of any other taxes paid over by the State or any Department or the state government for | general county purposes are likewise appropriated ulong with the funds toreived from the said levy: Roads, bridges, convicts and maintenance of road working organization, gasoline and gasoline distribution .$30,000.00 f For tin' purchase of new road machinery (one trueI tor and four trucks) .... 7,100.00 Clerk of Court SfflTOfr deputy Clerk of Court .... 1,200.00 Mieriff 1.800.00 Deputy Sheriff 1,800.00 i uperintemb nt of Education 1,800.00 j I reasurer 110.00 I Audtior 710.00 Mrs. Kate lottys. Clerk to ! the Treasurer and Auditor 000.00 I'rovided. That this clerk shall perform the duties of | the Auditor from April 1 to October 1 and pet form the work as Clerk to the Treasurer from January 1 | to April 1 Judge of Probate 600."0 j C.nniiv Road Superintendent 1,800.00 j | Coroner 100.00, County Attorney, as retainer, and for advice to. and sor, vices before. County Hoard of directors, ami advice lo ; ; County Officials 300."0 . Janitor at Jail 120.00 Jan.tor .it Court 1 bulse . . . 300.00. clerk to County Directors .. fiou.00 I Magistrate at Camden 1,200.00; .Magistrate at Bethune .... 360.00, Magistrate at Blaney 360.00 1 Magistrate at Kershaw .... 36".00 ! Magistrate at I'pper Plat Kock 'Township 180.00 1 Magistrate at Lower F 1 a t 1 Hock Township 180.00. | Magistrate at Upper \\ ateree Township ISO.00 j Rural Policemen TToKalb ~ Township 1.S00.00 lural Policemen Wat erne Township l.aOO.OO Rural Policemen Flat Rock Township 1,500.00 Rural Policemen Buffalo Township 1,500.00 Travel expenses of rural policemen for twelve months at Twenty ($20.0") per month each 96" 00 , Kershaw Guards, Co. M. 118th Inf . to be applied on indebtedness of Artnory .. 2.n00.o0 j j James I a? Roy Belk Post .... 100. Ou American Legion Service OfI ticer 200.00 j : County Board of Education 10t).0"| County Board of Director .s 1.2OO.00 County Board of Equalization 500.00 County Board of Registration 200.00 Provided. That the Chairman 1 of the Board of Registration shall receive Due Hundred ($100.00) Dollars and i the other two members j si.all receive Fifty $(5".0d) each. Tail expenses, including dieting of prison' rs 2..>00 0" j i If so much he necessary) and to he disbursed only upon itemized statements duly tiled with the t'ouni ty Board Jurors and Witnesses 3,1'njO" County Poor J.ooO.0" Assoc .aied Charities for support of Kershaw County Orphanage ;?00."') Post Mortens, inquests and Lunacy 100"" Public buiidiugs. including w ati-r, lights. fuel and / Insurance i if so much be necessary) 1 ."00 0" Printing, postage and stationery l.OOO.oJ For purchase of necessary supplies for office of Cb-rk of Court (if so much he . f \ i 500 ' >>) necessary ) ' Premitim on bonds of ( oun! oft :e ia Is .Miscellaneous Contingent .. l.'.uO.tu) Vital Statistics 235 u0 County Health Cult .' 3.nou"" To Supplement salary of Miss Clara Hough, clerk for Director of County Health Unit ISO 00 Auditing County Books .... 30" 00 Kershaw County C ouncll of Farm Women 2o0.00 Clerk to the office of Farm Credit Administration .... 780.00 Traveling Expenses of Home Demonatratfon Agent and telephone expounds 240.00 Hoy's and (ilrl'a Club Work 1U0.00 Kershaw County I'lrnilulluK Library. to Supplement HVderul Aid. to be paid the Supervisor (hereof upon approval of County Hoard of I >W'eel oi'ri I.UUO.OO Kx pt'imt* Account of Office of County Farm Agt-nl . . 34U.0U Fpr Library located In Cam ilea for use of citizens of Camden. Kershaw County 300.00 Office Kent for H I' De Loach, Itehabll It u I Ion office for Kershaw County 40.00 Office Kent for Magistrate in DoKulb Township .... 40.00 For \V IV A. Itoad Projects sponsored by Kershaw County a.OOO.OO For Sowing Room 1,300.00 < The Sheriff ahull receive in atldl-j tlon to his regular salary, his neces- J sary expenses and five cent per milej for each utile traveled in going and returning when called beyond the lint-1 its of the county on official business, such its searching tor fugitives, con-J veymg prisoners to the State Reform ( atory and to the State Pententiary, I etc. Ho shall receive also fifty centsl per day for dieting each prisoner fori each dav mi fraction thereof, whi 1 o detained In the County Jail, or otherwise in his custody The Sheriff shall he allowed Five Hundred Hollars, if so much ho neces 1 sary, for criminal work done outside j the county, payable upon bis itemized order, and approved by tli" County' Hoard. The Hoard of Hiroctors of Kershaw County is authorized and directed to borrow for the use of Kershaw County, for the payment of the items above appropriated, the amounts needed to provide for the payment of same, and shall have no right to borrow for County purposes, or pledge the credit of the County, in excess of the total amount of the above appropriation, except that they may borrow for the renewal or extension of existing indebtedness as may be needed lor that purpose. And the said Hoard of Hired ions are authoriy.ed to execute notes or otjier.. livideiue of indebtedness for the amount borrowed hereunder, and are empowered and directed to pledge for the payment of the same the full faith and credit of Kershaw County and the taxes levied for the current year and all other funds from whatsoever source coming into the hands of the Treasurer and applicable to County Purposes, h If any emergency shall arise for the expenditure of a greater amount than hereinabove provided for any purpose?the-incFetestMl or additionalexpenditure shall be made only with the approval of the Legislative Delegation. and. when any expenditure is so authorized and approved, the Board of Directors may borrow to the; amount necessary for the payment ! t hereof. All funds from whatever source,' other than the taxes levied for the current year, together with gasoline and insurance taxes from the State,; coming into the hands of the Treasurer and applicable to County purpos] es, shall he held by the Treasurer and: to he appropriated as ordered by a majority the Legislative Delegation | from Kershaw County. All Acts or parts of Acts inconsist] ent with this Act are hereby repealed., "Mother" Walker 111 i News was r'-ceiveil here yesterday of the illness of Mrs I>ora Dee. Walker, familiarly known a* Mother Walk' r She sia'e specialist jn conservation ami production Her many friend* in this lounty will regrot to learn of her illness and hope for lo r a sp-.-.l. ?Very Saturdays Orangeburg 'i ;;ne- I vinocr.,: REV. McARN TO PREACH AT METHODIST CHURCH SUNDAY On Sunday evening at 8 o'clock Rev. A. Douglas McArn will deliver the address at the second union service of the churches of the city. I>ast Sunday evening an appreciative audience heard Dr Maurice Clark discuss some of the interesting ritual observances of the Episcopal church not in use by our other churches. You are invited to take * advantage of this opportunity for fellowship and enriched understanding of the Christian life of our community. The Baptists. Presbyterians, Episcopalians and Methodists are cooperating to make these services contribute toward a spirit of unity. There will be no evening servico except this for the next two Sunday evenings. On the. eyeniing of May 22 Rev. J. It ("aston will be the speaker. The services are being held at the I.yttleton Street Methodist church at > p. m. JJQ - I STATE THEATRE KERSHAW, S. C. Work lW'uiniiinu Friday, May 13 I FRIDAY, MAY 13 % "TARZAN'S REVENGE" Willi (ilfiiii Morris Kli'iinor Holm SATURDAY, MAY 14. "THUNDER TRAIL" With Charlifs Hlckford Marsha limit Late Show?10:30 P. M. "MURDER IN I* GREENWICH VILLAGE" With 11i< hard Arh-n?Kay Wray MONDAY and TUESDAY MAY 16?17 "HAPPY LANDING" Willi Soiija llfiih' Hon Anirchc WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY MAY 18?19 "BADMAN OF BRIMSTONE" W i I h Wa Ilfu ! I Iff r \ Virginia Hrucr ?? ???? Admission: Matinee and Night 26c. Children 10c. Expert Auto Body Rebuilding and Painting DEPARTMENT Burns Chevrolet Company KERSHAW, S. C. i~ COOK and LOVE Heavy & Fancy Groceries Fertilizers ? Cured Meats Farm Implements | KERSHAW, S. C. ^ NEW SPRING SUITS In a!! tin- iicwes styles and colors are arriving1 in our st"iv daily .. $7.98 up Uove!\ Dresses in Silks and Cottons A I: .-iz?-s !n the newest Spring shn.h-s $2.93 up Beautiful Spring Print ' v' ' ' ks In the iirw?-st spring patterns . 10c to 39c. Spring Shoes For The Entire Family You can find just what you want at the price you want to pay . 98c to $3.98 STEVENS - SPRINGS CO. I Dry Goods, Shoes, Ready-to-Wear, Groceries, Furniture, Hardware, Farm Supplies I KERSHAW, S. C. I | " ' ' MAY good/?ear THE SAFEST TIRES j Don't take chances on old, smooth tires. (lomc in and have us check all your tires? FREE. And?if you need new tires? we'll take your old tires in trade on new {JOODYKARS ? the finest quality, safesr tires it is possible to buy, at prices that will actually save you money! Don't wait?act to Fop Complete Tire Safety You Need GOODYEAR LIFEGUARDS LifcCnards are reserve tires within your tires. Casing may* fail, tube blow out. but the LlfeGuard reserve Inner tire enables you to bring your car to a sure, safe stop! ' Carolina Motor Co. Phone 210 ??- = CAMDEN, S. C. EEaaMaEnaigM //#<;? M* CD LA The first sip will convince you that here is a sparkling, invigorating Cola that is richer, tastier. It's doubly good and double in size! ir + 4r J W 12 OUNCES^^ ft jjiy;I ^ M NIM Til | aV f. * ' 4 ~