The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 22, 1944, Image 8
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IN MEM0RIAM~4q toTlBK mtmorr
ot mj son. JamM E. Bocwall, who
departed this iife SepL 2S, 1144.
EUa L. Boswell. 27p
NOTICE QF JUDICIAL SALE
Notice is heiebr girea that in ac<
cordance with the terms and prorls*
Ions of the Decree of the Court ot
Common Pleas for Kershaw County,
fated September S, 1244, in the case
of Dess Kennedy, plaintiff, Tersua
James Johnson, defendant, I will sell
to the hifhest bidder,, for cash, be
fore the Court House door at Camden,
8. C., durini: the legal hours of siUe
on the first Monday In October, 1944,
being the 2nd day thereof, the follow
Ing described property:
"All that.piece, parcel or tract of
land, lying, Itolng and situated in the
City of Camden, County of Kershaw,
and in the State of South Carolina,
and fronting qn King street of the
said City. Bounded on the North by
property now or formerly of estate
of W. E. Arledge; on the East by prop
erty now or formerly of George Moye;
on the South by King Street of the
City of Camden, on the West by prop,
erty now or formerly of William An
derson. Being the same property con
veyed to James Johnston by the For
feited lApd Commission of Kershaw
County and found on record in the
office of the Clerk Of Court for Ker
shaw County in' Book CO at page 86.*’
Terms of Sale: For Cash. The Mas
ter to require of the successful bidder,
other than the plaintiff, herein, a de
posit of five (6) per cent of his bid,
same*to be forfeited in case of non-
compliance, no personal or deficiency
Judgment is demanded and the bid
ding. will not remain open after the
sale, but compliance with the bid may
be made Immediately.
N. C. ARNETT,
Probate JudgVex officio
Master for Kershaw County.
Allen B. Murchison,
Attorney for Plaintiff. 26-28S
Drive Careful^—Save a life.
Parents Receive
Honor Citations
Mr. and Mra. A. C. Cureton,
Sr., Preeentad With Docik- .
menta.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Cureton, Sr., of
Liberty Hill, are the proud owners of near Aitape,
Camden Soldier
Appears In View
Of “Fighting Yanks”
In a photograph entitled "Fighting
Yturks,” showing a group of officers
and enlisted men of General Mac-
Arthur’e famous' Jungle warriors as
they take a break from battle activity
Dutch New Gulena, Is
two iuteresting citations, rone from the
President of the United States and
the ether from General Arnold of the
Army Air forces.
Both cltatlOlu are framed noder
glees and were awarded to James
EUIsob* Coreion, Jr., who was killed
in a plana accident at a training post
in Tonnesaee. James Ellison Cureton
was a. graduate: of the Ckmden High
school* and one of the recent high
school annuals was dedicated to his
memory.
Mr. and Mrs. Curetorn have received
word that another son, Lieut. A. C.
Cureton. Jr., who has been command
ing officer in a quartermaster detach
ment at Camp Callen. Cal., has been
promoted to the office of Assistant
Quartermaster.
A third son. Private First
Cpl. Terrence E. Gaines of Camden.
The photo ahows the group, which
includes two sergeants from Wlscon
sin, a capuin aitd lieutenant from
Illinois, a Lieut from Portlaad, Oreg.,
a corporal from Pregon and a private
from Iowa, gathered around a fire up
on which rests a coffee pot In the
.background is a make shift shelter of
canvas on poles cut from trees.
Cotton Ruined
% Hail Storm
jJohn Belton Cureton. who Is located
at Camp Perry, Fla., left Saturday for
his camp after a fifteen day furlough
at the home of his parents.
The Spring Hill area, located In
Lancaster county, just over the Ker
shaw county bonier, suatained much
damage to cotton crops as the result
Class I of *h severe hail storm following
NOTICE
Notice ig hereby fivea
thet the undernifiied will
apply to the South Carolina
Tax Commuaioii for licenge
to operate a retail -liquor
•tore oD West DeKalb s^eet,
Camden, S. C.
25*27 C. E. Madhobeau.
Clarence G. Cato
Dies Near Rembert
Clarence G, Cato died at his home
near Rembert Tuesday morning after
an illness of a few hours.
He is survived by bis widow, Mrs.
Laura Gertrude Cato; two sons, Har
old and Willard Cato; six daughters.
Misses Louise Allie Mae, Elizabeth
Mattie, Eva and Geneva Cato, alLef
Rembert, his father and mothep/ Mr.
and Mrs. Marlon’W, Cato of iWmbert;
five brothers, Jessie Lee Cstb, USMC,
San Diego, Cal.; Raymobd J. Cato,
Carson B. Cato, both of Rembert;
Vernon F. Cato, Pqarille; Harold E.
Cato, U. S. Armyv overseas; two sls-
Gladys Foster and Mrs.
Mary Nelson^'both of Camden.
Funeral ^'services and interment
t^ere bold from New Hope church
near Rembert at 4 o’clock Wednesday
afteffaoon.
TAX NOTICE
'The tax books for the collectioB of
County^and School Taxes for the
fiscal year commencing January 1,
1944, will be open from September 15,
1944, to December 81, 1944, Inclusive
without penalty. When making in
quiry about taxes, please state the
heavy rain and wind storm a week
ago last Thursday.
It was unofficially estimated that
one <third ot the cotton crop bad been
destroyed. Other sections of the coun
ty suffered less severely from the.
big storm.
Most of the farmers, It Is said, did
not have insurgUce to cover the
damage to their crops as most of the
poIlciM expired when the crop ma
tured.
school district number in which you
ifvq or own property.
The following is n list of the tota]
levies for the various school districts:
DeKsIb Township Mills
School District No. 1 12
School District No. 2 22
School District No. 4 27
School District No. 8 29
School District No. 26 16
School District No. 43 If
Mills
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• PROMPTNESS • SERVICE WITH A^SMILE
• A COMPETENT DRIVER WITH A NItE CAB
Then You Wnot To Call....
POPS CAB.,.PHONE 696-R
XUrrirttseoMnu uaSer this’ hewilsg
Se’etaarged for at the rats oT 1
ser word. Mlntmai ohaiga la
Ada aat la IS pelat typa doabto Mwcga.
Cash most aocompsay
whara cpigotBar has
For*Salo
for’ sale—3-bumet oil stove, good
as new. Price f20. See Mrs. R. B.
ChewnlBg, 1411 Lyttleton St. 27p
FOR SALE—R.C.A. Radio battery-wt.
with battery, In good condition. R.
H. Proveaux, Hermitage Mill, Cam
den. S. C. 2lp
WANTED—Experience colored couple
I to take charge of. country home.
' Cooking, yard work, etc. Must have
driver’s license. Attractive four
room house for living quarters.
Good pay. Near Rock Hill. Apply
The Chronicle or see David R. Baer,
Leslie, S. C.' Phone No. *81, during
day.— , 1 27c
■p
For Rent
FOR SALE—One building loL one
mile east'^f Camden on U. S. High
way No. 1, 100 feet wide by 360
feet deep. Phone 667, T. D. Hug
gins. .*25
FOR SALE—Tudor Ford, fair condi
tion, has new seat covers and new
battery. Motor has plenty of pow
er. 1185. Arthur Smith, 1216 Lytlle-
ton St., Phone 36i-J, Camden, S.
C 27-29c
FOR SALE—Seat covers for almost
any make or year model car. Most
of these covers are tailored pre-war
plaids.* Come In and see them be
fore they are gone. Stogner Motor
Company. Phone 670, 128 B. DeKalb
street. I2c
FOR RENT—Furnished bed room. 202
DeKalb St. 26-28c
FOR RENT—One furnished front two
room apartment, close in, reason
able. 130i Broad St. Phone 217. 27p
04SSI9
Professional AM
... Bitsinoss Cl
FOR RENT—Three room apartmenL
private bath, all modern conven
iences, also a nice bed room with
twin beds. Both heated with oil
heat. Phone S90-W or 1211 Broad
street. 26?
DIXONS SHOE SHQ
HAVE YOUR SHOES REPAlm
•XPIRT REPAIRme?
Shop located 5 doors belM
C. Dixon's Bargain House,
dor tho management of Mr j
Rowoli. • ^
WE GUARANTEE SATISFACi
941 Broad St Csmdtn
FOR SALE—75 pigeons, 2 prs. Vir
ginia quail, 4 Seabright bantams, 1
Incubator. ^4 electric brooders, pens
and miscellaneous equipment. Will
not ship. Johnnie Wall, 601 Greene
St. Phone 531. 27p
Buffalo Township
School Dlstriet No. 3
School DTstrTcI No. f
School District No. 7
School District No. 16
Sehool District No. 20 22
School District No-22 22
School District No. 23 21!
School District No. 27 24
School District No. 28 ...16
School District No. SI’...,7 18
School District No. 40 32
School District No. 42 16
Flat Rock Township Mills
School District No. 8 24
School District No. 9 24
School District No. 10 18
School District No. 13 21
School District No. 19 24
School District No. 20 ............ 16
Schppl District No. 33 24
School District No. 37 24
School District No. 41 24
School District No. 46 16
School District No. 47 16
Waterea Township Mills
School District No. 11 fl
School District No. 12 35
School «District No. 16 17
School District No. 29 if
School District No. 38 If
School District No. 39 If
C. J. Outlaw, Traasurer,
12-29-44 Kershaw County, S. C.
w— «
Reds, Crosses or Heavies, mixed,
$12.50 per hundred. The quality ex
perienced cblck^ ralaers demand.
Payment with order free delivery.
Worthwhile Hatcberiee, 101 W
North Avenue, Baltimore 1, Md.
FOR SALE OR RENT—A nice coun-
GET OUR
SIX-STAR
SERVICE
SPECIAL”
* De-Sludge Car Engine
* Tune Motor
* Rofote Tires
* lubricate Throughout
* Check Steering ano
Wheel Alignment
A Service Brahes, Clutch.
Tronsmission, Rear
Axle
HRST in MHil volumn of car and truck torvica in town oBar
town, in ttolB aflar stoto, in ovory soction of Amorico;
FIRST in that doop footod public coididtiico ond pfWorBBCB
which oro oxprostod in Hio itotomont—**MORE FEOFIE
GO TO CHEVROLCT DEALERS FOR SERVICE THAN TO
ANY OTHER DEALER ORGANIZATION.*!
FIRST tp introduco tlio famous worlimo CAR AND TRUCK
CONSERVATION FUNS to bolp !*sovo ttio whsols that
MTvo AmBrka.**
BUY MORE BONDS * * ^ SPm THi VKTOBY
0r/f/fff»r wU OffifMif/fff itfdir "CAR CONStRyATWH”!
LANGSTON MOTOR CO.
Phone 123 N. Bread St. . Cahaden, S. C.
T. D. Huggins.
Wanted
201 DeKalb St, or. Phone 666.
Camden Furniture Co. Phone 166
den, S. C.
FOR RENT—5-room house with mod
ern conveniences, electric refrlgers-
tor, Venetian blinds, at 0011 B.
Hampton St. Apply to T. A. Brad
ley, Phone 168 or Mrs. LeRoy
Taylor, 009 B. Hampton St., Cam
den, 8. C. 25-27?
FOR RENT—Available Oct. 1, nice
..five room apartment, at 1219 Fair
St. Most convenient to school. Has
garage and room for storing wood,
130 per mopth. Arthur Smith, 1216
Lyttleton St. Phone 351-J, Camden,
S. C. 27-29C
Lost — Found
lost;—Ration book No. 3, issued to
Ernestine Claybom, route 2, box
104, Lugoff, S. C. 27p
lost-Ration book No. 3, issued to
Edna Louise Catoe, Kershaw, S. C.,
route 1. 27p
^ LOST-Ration book No. 3, Issued to
Arthur Matton, and hook No. 4, la-
sued to Laura Harrison, Camden,
S. C.. route 3, box 49. 27p
LOST—Ration books Nos. 3 and 4, Is
sued to W. H. Graddlck, Bradley
Electric. Co.,--Camden. S. C. 27p
LOST—"C” Gasoline ration book, is
sued to Robert Scarborough, Be-
thune, S. C., route 2. 27p
LOST—Ration book No. 3, issued to
Raymond ’Thompklns, 1004 Fair St.,
Catnden, S. C. 27p
LOST—Ration books Nos. 3 and 4, Is
sued to Mose Jackson, Georgia Jack-
son, Alexander Jackson, ETula Mae
Jackson, Walter Louise Jackson,
route 1 No. 1, box 93, Ridgeway, S.
C. , 27p
LOST IN CAMDEN—Ration books 3,
issued to Cora A. Shaw and Helen
G. Sinclair, ^Wateree mill. 27p
‘ LOST—Pair of glasses between school
on Laurens and 206 DeKalb street,
with celluloid frames and brown
[ -. case. Phone 421.^ 27p
t .
LOST—Ration hooks Nos. 3 and 4, is
sued to E. A. Newman, 709 Lafay
ette Ave., Camden,'S. C. 27p
NOTICE—Hair cute 36c on Sat
on other days, 26c. Des Ken
Barber Shop.
HAVE^ READY TO WEAR 4
for small children, any oc^
kind, 413 Hampton Ave., Phon
R, Mrs. C. O. Stogner.
WEATHER8TRIPPING, Iiu«]
Calkin*, featuring Protex LU
Metal Strips. For eetlmata e
write M. R. Simpleton, Swati
C., P.O. Box 986—^Roral 4611,
NOTICE—W. L. Johnson 4
roach, waterbng and bedM
terminatora. Malarial need m
sonona. No odor. All wort p
teed one year. Box 402. a
a. C.
CHICK FBED-Qet a bag ot that
Spaitan AH-Maah Startor fw
chicka and flva tham the right i
Oi^ the one feed la all you m
carry them through the Im
weeks Buy Spartan lo^
(diti4 JfOOr werrlae an
Whitaker A Company. CunAi
O. 44i
EGGS FOR HATCHING - Tm
lected Tripla A Uood^eatef i
$1.00 per setting of 1$. |
New Hampohlre Reds—Tlla Cii
^Floral Company, POULTRY
PARTMENT, located West Ln
@treet, Phone $8$.
days a week^ Leave- Camden -ap-
proximately at 7 a. m.^ return 6 p.
m. Call Lt Osborne. Phone No.
416-R. 27p
WANTED—Good size tricycle, in good
condition, for four year old child.
See Mrs, A.*- R. Sarratt ■ or Phone
No. 17. 27p
COMING ATTRACTIONS
Haig^'nieatre
Corner Broad and Rutledge Bta.
FRI.-SAT., SEPT. 22-23
Russell "Lucky” Hayden with
Dub Taylor, Ann Savage. Bob
WVis and His . Texais Playboys
—In—
‘THE LAST HORSEMAN”
(Russell Hayden was in Camden
.last week-rrsee the photos on ’dis
play hf autographed).
Also Chapter 4
‘Tiger Wonuui”
Added Attraction: Comedy . with
Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy
SUNDAY, SEPT. 24
Eddie Cantor with
Betty Orable, Paulette Goddard.
Tony Wing, Robert Young and
J. Carrol Nash
LO8T-^Ration hook No. Issued to
Jo Lynn Williams, route 1, Heath
Springs, S. C. 27p
LOST—Gas ration book No. 4, issued
to Frank H. Heath, 522 Hampton
St. nU
‘THE KID FROM SPAIN”
A Fiesta ot Fan, Tunes- and Girls,
Girls, Girls.
Matines: 8:30 p. m,—Night: I p. m.
Ddors Open at 3 and 8:30 p. m.
MAIN FLOOR FOR WHITE
BALCONY FOR COLORED
MON.-TUESn SEPT. 25*26
‘‘BEHIND THE RISING
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Showing the villainy of the Jap
War Lords! It’s terrible! It’s sen
sational! The shocking tmth abo«t
tht "The Sons ot Heaven.”
Also Latest WiM-ld News
WED.-THUR&. SEM’’ 27-25
Clsudette ColberL Paulette God
dard and Veronica Lake
*90 PROUDLY WE HAIL”
—with—
George Reeves, Barbera Britton
and ’Tufts
Alse Pfanst Chapter
“boMhl Hawk”
A New Serial
Panunouft News
LOST—Ration books No. 4. issued to
Henry Watts/ Mammie Watts and
Ruby Lee Watte. Blaney. S. C.. route
^^0- 27p
LOST-SAVINGS BOOK T-S-
Ftrsi Savings 4 Loan Association
of Camden, S. C. In thirty days, I
will apply for duplicate. Ernest
Burk. ,e.28p
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given that
month from this date, on Octobe
1944, Charles B. Blyther will aul
the Probate Court of Kershaw Cc
his final return ss Administrsk
the estate of Thomas B. Blyther
ceased, and on the same date he
apply to the said Court for s
discharge as said Administrator.
N. C. ARNETT,
Judge of Probate tor Kershaw Oe
.Camden, S. C., Sept. 30, 1944.
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given that!
month from this date, on Octok
1944, Fannie J." Truesdale and 1
Truesdale will make to the Be
Court of^ Kershaw County thekl
return si Executrix and ExeeMr
the estate of L. E. Truesdei, tmm
and on the same date they fffl M
to the said Court for a finidfaisi
as ssid^ Bxecutrtk and BamaMr^
" N. C. AlMin,
Judge of Probate for Kershaw On
Camden. S. C., Sept. 4, ll4i
flNAL D19CHARG1
Notice ic hevehy given that
month from this date^ on Septa
13, 1944, Mrs. Mary S. Lowry
make to the Probate Court of I
Shaw County her final retnrs u
ministratrlx of the estate of WQ
L. Lowry, deceased, and on the,a
date she will apply to the said 0
for a linal discharge as said Ada
tratrix.
N, C. ARNETT.
Judgs of ProbM
Camden, S. C., Aug. 13, 194i
NOTICE
TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS
In compliance with the law, the Comp
troller General’s office has instructed my
office to make collection in all Delinquent
Taxes in Kershaw County during the FcM
and in all cases where the taxes are not
paid promptly, I am required to levy up
on and sell Jhe property of the Delin
quent Taxpayer for the taxes. Many
automobiles ^ave been escaping taxation.
My definite instructions are to seize, levy
upon, and selj such cars, upon which tax
es have not b^n paid, unless payment of
taxes be made promptly.
I have^no choice in the matter, and I
hope that the-taxpayers will cooperate
with my office, so that the taxes may ho
collected without levy and sale, which
would necessarily involve more expense
to the taxpayer. ; i
J.H.McLEpD,
SWiff of Konhow CovitF'