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v-l political Cards Announcement For Coiiflr«M I ' Democratic TOtem ol the district: I hereby announce my- candidate for roolectlon to subject to the Democratic Cognisant of the great a ngress imarv ruiee. Iwnsibillty of the office and fuUy ii^iative of past support, I pledge Motinued best efforts to the wel- e of the District, the SUte and the J. P. Richards. for House of Representativas 11 hereby announce myself a can> '[date for re-^ectlon to the House of ^presenUtives from Kershaw Coun- r subject to the rules of the Demo- htic party. In announcing myself, [wish to thank my friends for their ist support and Mllclt their con- nued support and vote in the coming etlon. .w L. C. XSybnm. TMl CAMDEW CHROWICLl, CAMDlll. SOUTH CAROLIWA, FRIDAY, JUNE t, 1t44 FAQC SEVEN For House of Representatives I hereby announce my candidacy' for the House of Representatives from Kershaw county, anbject to the rules of the Democratic Party. I will sp- predate the support and vote of my friends. P- KaeU Kelly. House of Repreeontativoo I hereby announce my candidacy 'or the House of. Representatives for Kershaw Connty. Will appreciate your ■npport. Grover C. Rush. P. SoU Conservation Kews For House of Reprosentatlvea I wish to announce myself as a «^n- didate (or the House of Representa tives from Kershaw County, subject to the rules of the Democratic party. I will appreciate the support of my friends thronghout the county. D R. Kennedy, Jr. By V. T, Hulltn Some farmers have the id^ that because kudsn is a hardy plant and Fop House of Jlopresentatives I hereby annouhce my candidacy for reflection to the House of Repre. sentatives from Kershaw County, sub ject to the rules of the Democratic Party. In announcing* myself, I wish to express my sincere appreciation fop the support given me In the past and I ask for your continued support I in the coming election. |p John Rabon. For Superintendeiit of«Education I hereby announce myself as a can-i ...... . .... dWate for the office of Supertatendent of Education for Kershaw County, subject to the rules of the Democratic but experlrnems and Party. If elected. I pledge to conduct the affairs of this offlw to the best P’*'**? P^perty ciUUvated the first of my ability. Your vote and support **^^‘“* season wUl come into pro- wUl be appreciated ductlon a year or two sooner. Arthnr Stokes I system of a kudzu plant * is drastically reduced when the plant For Superintendent of Education is dug ancf competition for moisture P. I hereby announce my candidacy for I by grass and weeds seriously retards re-election to the office of Superin- its growth the first spring and sum- tendent of Education, for Kershaw Imer. Clean cultivation is therefore County, subject to the rules of the [extremely important throughout the Democratic Party. I solicit the con- entire growing season, tinned support and vote of the votenrl Cultivation also keeps the surface of this county. I of the soil in good condition for vines Kathleen B. Watts . |t0 take root, at the jolntaand develop new crowns. Soil thrown on runners For Clerk of Court | during cultivation also induces root James A. McCaskill Was Buried Friday FINAi^CIAL REPORT—CITY OF CAMDEN 1 May 25, 1944. ‘ ‘ lonorable F. N. Mt^orkTe, Mayor pty of^Camden imden, South Carolina, fear Sir: . . . ' _ Pursuant to authorization, we have made an examina- jon of the books and records of the City of Camden, South irolina, for the fiscal year ended April 30, 1944, and have Jed our complete report thereon with the City Council. For m information, however, we.present below a condensed immary of the receipts and disbursements of the City for ie year: , General Fund [VAILABLE CASH BALANCE, APRIL 30, 1943 $ 2,154.99 ECEIPTS: }43 taxes and penalties 4. $ 42,950.05 lelinquent taxes 6,190.16 jving assessments and interest..... 4,118.82 I hereby announce myself a can-1 formation, didate for re-election to the office of Some farmers plant cotton or com Clerk of Court for Kershaw County, Lin the middles between the rows of subject to the rules and regulations kudtu. When this is done, cultivation of the Democratic party. I will ap- of the row crop will control weeds predate the continued support of the and keep the soil in good condition voters In the coming election. for the establishment of kudtu plants. J. H. Clyhum. Two or three hoeings will usually keep the crop clean, but when weeds For Game Warden or grass get a big start, cnltlvatlon Is I hereby announce myself at a can didate for re-election as Game War- with office at Bethune, subject to the den for Kerahaw county, subject to rules and regulations of the Demo- the rules of ^e Democratic Party, cratlc party. I will appreciate the Your continued support will be ap- continued support of the voters in the predated. I coming election. Mrs. Clarence Hough. [p: John A, Young. • James Alexander McCaskill, 77, resi dent of Kershaw county, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. K. O. Me- Caskill, Columbia, route S. Thursday morning of last week, after an illness of five years. Surviving are three sons, R. B. Mc Caskill. Bethune; N. W. McCaskill. Bethano; Charles L. McCaskill, Charleston; one daughter, Mrs. K. O. McCaskill, Columbia. Funeral services were held Fk^da^ afternoon at 4:30 from the Mount Olive Baptist church, near Camden, conducted by the Rev. J. B. Caston. Interment followed in the church cemetery. HAROLD V. ABBOTT IN ATLANTA, GEORGIA PvL Harold V. Abbott, IS, C. S. Marine, son of John R. Abbott of route 2, Blaney, has been assigned to duty with the Marine Aviation d§t- tachment at the Naval Air Station at Atlanta^ Oa, He recently completed training at Parrla Island, and Cherry PoinL N. C. Fater and Light department 36,000.00 9,481.56 siness Licenses insfers: Electric Light System Bond and ' Interest Exemption Fund —$ 2,865.00 Sinking fund—net ........ 28,193.69 31,058.69 ^nes and forfeitures 5,687.00 itr—theater building .v^.. 2,633.84 and l^uor tax — 4,349.46 totor vehicle license fees 1,980.64 DiTowed money: Notes - 6,000.00 Bonds 60,000.00 66,000.00 lellaneous 2,874.26 211,273.97 Total 213,428^6 ;mTB.SRMENTR! County Director—DeKalb Township I Magistrato—Upper Wateree Township I hereby announce myself a can-] I hereby announce myself aa a dldate for roalection to the office of {candidate for re-election to the office Director for DeKalb Township, Ker- of Magistrate for the Upper Wateree Shaw county, subject to the rules and township, Kershaw county, subject regulations of the Democratic party, to the rules of the Democratic Party. Your continued support and vote wiU Your continued support will he great- be appreciated In the coming election, ly appreciated. P. Usher N, Myers, jp. Joe D. Barfield. For County Director Foh Magistrata—Upper West Wataraa r hereby announce myieU a candl-l Township data for the office of County Director I hereby announce myself a can- for Flat Rock iosmshlp, subject to dldate for Magistrate In Upper West the mlea and regulatioaa of the Demo- Wateree Township, Kershaw County, cratlc Party. Your support win te subject -to the rules of the Democratic greatly appreciated. ^ Ip^rty. Your vote will be highly ap- J. H. SoweU. I predated. Ip. Ben Humphries, Lugotf. For County Direetor I horeby announce myaelf a can-1 dldate for the office of County Dlreo-| tor for Flat Rock Township, subject I 212,788.20 640.76 [eneral and adminUtrative^expenses 29,493.11 ‘slice department expense 23,486.13 re department expense 9,004.02 fealth department expense 3,196.85« reet department expense 34,338.64 snds and paving ceni5cate;8 retired: Prindpal 93,440.00 Interest 16,312.66 108,762.65 Jotes payable repaid 2,000.00 tweelUneouA 2^566-80 IVAILABLE CASH BALANCE, APRIL 30, 1944 Sinking Fund SCEIPTS: jiterest and dividends 376.72 ent 85.00 ealization of investments 28,116.97 IISBURSEMENTS—Transfers to li fund—ner;:.T. .r 28,193.69 5H BALANCE, APRIL 30, 1944 385.00 Uectnc Light System Bond and Interest Redemption Fund ‘ 3H BALANCE, APRIL 30, 1944 4,647.60 SCEIPTS-^ontributions from Water and [Light department ‘ 7,800.00 Total 12,347.60 5BURSEMENTS: 3nds retired 5,000.00 ^terest coupons paid 1,196.26 ransfers to general fund 2,866.00 ‘m BALANCE, APRIL 30, 1944 Recreation Fund Magistrats—Lower West Wataraa Townsh ip->Blanay I wish to announce my candidacy to tbe rules and regulgtlom of the { for rwolecUon to the office of Mag- [Democratic Party. The votes of aU {latnite In Lower West Wateree Town- the voters of Flat Rock TownMilp will(shlP> subject to the mice of the Demo- - he very-much appreciated. Uagrtlc-Kgty.^—Your continued sap c. P. A. McDoweU. {port wUl be greatly appreciated. p. A. B. Nelson. County Director—West Wateree I hereby announce that I am a ca»{For Maglatrate—Flat Rock Tewnahip dldate for re-cldctlon to the office of I I hereby annoimoe my candidacy for County Director, Went Wateree Town-1 re-election as Magistrate for Flat ship, Kershaw County, subject to the I Rock Township, Karshaw County, anb- rules of the DemocraUc party. iject to the rules of the DemoWatto Your continued support in the com-1 party. Your conttoned support ta the usually done with a scratcher or a sweep. , These Implements will get rid of weeds and grass without form ing ridges to Interfere with the opera tion of a mowing machine later on. In cultivating kudau it is import ant to keep the vines dragged back along the original row so they will take root where it was bedded and the fertiliser applied. This will result in the deverbpment of a thick stand of plants along the rows. WHY SOFTER FROM ARTHRITIS? You get quick and steady relief by using DMC. PRESCRIPTION No. 48. A full home treatment Is guaranteed to show resulta Users of this amazing new medicine are unstinting in their praise of its efficiency. DMC No. 48 la sold in this vicinity by DeKALB PHARMACY HONOR ROLLS Wall Plaques and Pilaatera For many or few names— for honoring the servicemen of your community, school, fraternal or business organi zation. ~ Beautiful, enduring wood —rich walnut, etc. Tell us the approximate number of names needed and whether for indoor or outdoortuse. Write For Free Catalog akowtng 14 different deaigna ELVIN, INC. 217 W. Ohio St., Chicago 10, III. Opportunities open for qualified repreeentativee In eome territories. Buy War Bonds and Stampa Ing election will be greatly appreci- coming tlecUon will ba appraelatad. mted. P NOTICE Beginning June Ist, a 15 per cent P^mlty wfll be added to all unpaid Gty licenses. LOUISE W. BOYKIN, .City Clerk L. P. Roaoi 28,578.69 County DijractoP—Buffalo Townahip I hereby announce mysalf a caadi-i date for re-eleetlon to tbe office of I County Director for Buffalo Town ship, Kershaw County, subject to the rules of the Democratic Party. I wish to thank each and every one for their support in the past, and will appreciate your continued support in the coming election:" — p. Paul E. Jones. 9,061.25 3,286.26 For Magistrate—DeKalb Townahip I hereby announce my candidacy for Magistrate, DeKalb Township, Kershaw County, subject to the rules of the, Democratic Party. I will ap preciate your vote and support and pledge, if elected, to conduct the af fairs of this office in a fair a^id im partial manner. p. Chas. B. Blytber. 2,883.0a 1,316.60 835.49 194.76 5BURSEMENTS: [Salaries 1,476.00 Less, income taxes withheld 168.40 I Furniture piirchaaed [Repairs dH balance, APRIL 30, 1944 ^r-more-complete information regarding the'financial ^ndition of the City, please see our complete audit report. Reepectfully submitted, J. W. HUNT & COMPANY By J. W. Hunt, Certified Public Accountant For Magistrata DaKalb Townahip I wish to auuounce that I am a candidate for re-election to the office of ^Hagfatrato of DeKalb Tbwhshtp. Karshaw Coqnty, subject to the miss of the Democratic Party. Tour eon- tinned support wlU be appreciated In the comizig election. ' Mendel L Smith. 2,346.84 542.16 For Magistrate—Buffalo Township I hereby announce myself a candi date for re-election to the nffice of Magtotrate for the eastern iHatolct ef Bnffalo> Township. Kershaw County, Stote Theatre KERSHAW, S. C oil hr more PUIPWOOD ALWAYS W IN ^ FRlbAY, JUNE 9 *THE UNINVITED” —with— Ray MUland and Ruth Hnsaey <4 aATUROAY.JVNE 10 'ARIZONA WHIRLWIND” —WlOi— Kan Maynard and Hoot Gibson. m. SAT., June 10, 10:30 p. *4:alung Doerm DEATH” ' —with— Lon Cbjuiey and Patricia Morlaon MON.-TUES., JUNE 12.13 *TARZAN’S DESERT MYSTERY” —WlUi— Johnny Welsamulier and Nancy Kelly T oday out armed services all of it is wrapped or packed" afe shipping enormous in paper and paperboard con- quantities of supplies to our .tainera fighting men overseas. They > V^thout enough (>ulpwood are unloading it on farflung. our Army and Navy will be beacheads and advance sup- severely handicapped at a ply basea Much of this equip- time when victory may de ment is made wholly or in pend, on their all-out effort part from pulpwood. Nearly abroad and ours at homOi ^. Your Pulpwood is Neodod FAVOItl IVIII .Vt ' it'■■ ' IKh^NESDAY, JUNE 14 ”MOONUGHT IN VER. MONT” —with— (Horht Jam Roy Makma War and Homt Fioiit needa raquirB tbat ewy mill open^ ti^'' \ThiB cannot be doM without mora pulpwood. If you have idle wood- or can cut pulpwood, now lathe time when you can aerve youfj, oduiaiy beat and earn the gaoat mon^^for your work. If you^delcy, B ‘ ' may be too lata. THURS.-FRL, J«m 15-16 **AROUND THE WORLD” —with— Kay Kysar and Joon Dayla VICTOkT PULaWOOhTCOMMITTIIQ LOCAL onoorntt 1, I. S^Wh.' Ckm. W. C MeCwlW OL J. OrMd IraMt Matltaij' W L W. 8wUi, M . -A