The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 22, 1940, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
I Auction Sale I
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I Ileal Estate of J. L. Sowell, Deceased , ;I
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I (To be sold in the following tracts and or as a whole) I
I HILTON TRACT, approximately 157 acres I
I WELSH TRACT, approximately 80 acres I
Lot in Town of Kershaw
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Lot just North of Town of Kershaw * !
I Property can be inspected and will be shown interested I
I parties by tenants living on property or call Carl A. Hor- I
I ton at office of Stevens-Springs Company, Kershaw, S. C. I
, I All sales subject to confirmation by the Court and or I
I prior sale. II
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Rev. Bryce Herbert
Returns to Camden
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Not only tho Methodist congregation,
but ail other denominations, will
bo delighted to know that Rev. R.
Bry^e Herbert has been returned to
Cawbtn by tho Methodist Conference
for another year. Hev. Herbert has
served thj? Ciuudun church for tho paH
four years. It Is unusual that a pastor
Is sent back for a fifth year and
It la a distinct compliment to Hev.
Herbert's popularity ?!n Camden.
The other appointments' for the
Humtcr.dlatrlct aro uh follows: ?
J. Rosa Juliuson. superintendent;
Bethune, L. B. i>. Williams: Bishopvllle,
J. C. Smiley; Camden, ft. Bryee
Herbert; College Place, G. H. Varn;
Columbia circuit, W. E. Hone; Heath
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W. T. Waters;""Vanning, F. S.
James; Oswego, J. C. inablnet; Pinewood,
H. H. Clark; Humbert, W. B.
Garrison; Spring Hill, T. C, Shuler;
Suunnerton, Iverson Graham;'Sumter,
Broad Street, Gob? Smith; Trinity,
W. D. Oleaton; Wesley ChapelHebron,
F. E. Hodges; West Kershaw,
Floyd A. Duncan; professor,
Duko University, Mason Crum; conference
treasurer, J. Hubert Noland;
superintendent, Oliver Gospel Mission,
C. F. Wihiberly; field representative,
national Beta Club, W. V. Dibble;
chaplain. United States army, J.
H. Justus; district missionary secretary,
F. S. James.
Nashville Man With
DeKalb Food Store
I. N. Bald, of Nashville, Tenn; a
brother of C. G. Bald, proprietor of
the DeKalb Food Store, has become
affiliated with the new food shop and
will have charge of the meat depart-J
ment.
Mr. Bald, like his brother, Ts"anrexperlenced
food and meat retailer.
The new shop Is completing the
Installation of a modern electric
operated walk-in box for the meat
department. The new box Is of the
latest pattern and permits of a large
meat storage.
Cureton's Kicking
Defeats Camden
i Gafluey. H. 0. -Gaffuey high m,
Cherokee Indians took advantage <J
the breaks and magnificent kit king by
l halfback 'John Oureton to tlofeat <W
den's fighting Bulldogs, 7 to y, bejjjj
a email holiday crowd of faiy^w.
Thursday. Badtod up to tlmh on
goal by Curoton^s long bout*, n short
Bulldog pU*t was taken b.v el(JW#r
Marshall Upton on the Camden 10 !?*
in the first quarter. A nine-yard daah
by Cureton placed lite ball on the six
and Hall plunged for a first down oa
the four. Rtrfus White took a rivers?
from Hall and dnshed over the left
aide of his own line to score. HiB
plaee-ktoked the point.
The Bulldog* rolled up ten
| downs to only two for the tho Chero.
keea but were continutfBjCaet hack by
Cureton's kicking. A Camden threat
! petered out on the Oaffney 2S late In
tho second quarter and tho visitor
best scoring opportunity was blon
when B. Mullina fumbled on
down on the Cherokee six early in tha
(thlrd period, Barnhill recovering for
| the Indians. This Bulldog drive start,
ed on their own 36.
Uamoy starred In the line for tha
| Bulldogs while MoCasktU, ii. Mullina
and Bolneau were beet among tha
backs. Curoton, Hall and White stood
out In the Cherokee backfleld and
ur<
Leazer, Gulnn and Captain Jack
OutKrie sparkled in the forward wall.
One of Cureton's puhts traveled 80
yards and several went out of bounds
inside the Camden 20.
DODGE..... |
PLYMOUTH.....
DODGE TRUCKS...
We are authorized dealers ~
for the sale , and service of
Dodge, Plymouth Autono* biles,
and Dodge Trucks.
HAY MOTORS
South Broad Street Camden
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AUCTION SALEJ
Real Estate Property of Hopkins Farming Co.
TUESDAY, NOV. 26,1940
At 11 a.m. -- Rain or Shine -- In Town of Kershaw \
BOWERS FARM TRACT - Near Mt. Pisgah High School tj
Containing Merchantable Pine and Hardwood Timber. To be sold in the following tracts and or as a whole:
BOWERS PLACE North of Road (approximately) 153.7 acres j
BOWERS PLACE South of Road (approximately) 26.3 acres j
BAKER PLACE (approximately) 47Ji acres I
STROUD PLACE (approximately) . -. 118.0 acres \
FAULKENBURRY PLACE (approximately) 164.0 actes ,
TOTAL, 509Ji acres ' : j
I Also HOPKINS FARM TRACT containing 800 acres more or less II
Located 8 miles Southeast of Kershaw ? Good, Merchantable Pine and Hardwood Timber? Good Farm Land. j
I Also BRICK YARD TRACT - one mile west of Kershaw ||
Containing 34 3-4 acres?Good Location
I Also YAIA. t RLE PROPERTY in TOWN of KERSHA W ? One House and. Lot on Richland Street ? One Lot on Folsom Street ? II
J " Four Lots on Church Street. 11
| All Property to be sold subject to our contracts with tenants for 1941 ? in regard to cultivated lands and houses ? Details will be ex- (J
H I plained at the Sale. Property can be inspected and will be sHown interested parties by our tenants living on property. jl
I For further information and details write or see - CARL A. HORTON - at the office of Stevens-Springs Co., Kershaw, S.C. J I
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