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* ge of hi* country July W, In ^
• ?H?rwJ*orOi£attI^‘ * I>»u«lit«r of Epboopnl Rector
BeT. Clyde Quinn, win]
lilted io ■•*’^*®*
ST pastor of the Flmt BapUnt
L of Camden,
-MASTER’S sale
of Sooth CnroUOn,
y of Kerih^,
\ rourt of Common PleM.
E ft. Heyward. Plaintiff
reraua
B. C. Pearce, Jr., et al.
la Seat To Far Woat
Hoapitai.
PAOl.teVKII
Lieut. (Jg) Margal^t Dena Clarke,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Maurice
Clarke of thia city, who has been in
charge of the Occupational therapy
department at the United States
Naval hospital at Memphis, has been
„ _ transferred to the United States Navy
firtue of a decree of the Courtloonyaiescent. hospital at Yosen^lte
omon Pleas for Kershaw Coun-lNational Park. Calif,
nth Carolina, heretofore made in The July issue of the WAVR. WAG,
bove entitled action. L N. C. I anniversary issue, in speaking of the
t probate Judge and Biz Off Ido I srork of Lt. Clarke atVdemphis, says
r for Kershaw County, wUl sell part;
je« Day in Octirt>er, 1P44, being I «At the Memphis hospital,'work .is
ijr the 2nd day of said month at | going on, particularly among the or-
a. m. before the Court Honss j thopedic and neuropsychiatric cases.
In the City of ; Camden. South I a. new building set apart for occupa-
na, to the highest bidder: Itlonal therapy is scheduled for the
that lot. piece, and« pn%el of |near future, in the meantime, the hos-
situate, lyinf, and being in thelpitars Miss Clarke is accomplishing a
^ of Kershaw about six and one-1 great deal with her present facilities
jl.2) miles southeast of Cara-1 and quarters at the former site of
being thirty and ntne-teoths the Ship's service. .
acres as shown on plat nude on I “in accordance with an ekcellent
t 21. 1987, by W. J. Shiver. Said training in psychology. Lt. ,(Jg) Mans-
of land being bounded hprth byUret Dena CMrke, W-V (S) (H) is
known as Cantey Lane road I allowing patients to make anything
separates same from land of E. I which they can adapt to their present
irce, Sr.; northeast by lands of I or future needs. All small crafts are
Pearce, Jr.; south by lands of I being stressed. Articles made include
Trotter, J. B. Zemp and Stever^ I finger painting, wood and metal work,
vest by lands of T, K. Trotter I weaving, anything which expresses
. B. Zemp.. Mssts and bounds | artistic talent, which can, with train-
better shown on plat above re-ling, be used in making a Ihriag, or
to. I perhaps, as a bobby.
. . . , . . ^-1 *‘Lt. Ularke, with a B.S. degree in
t^t Occupational Therapy from Milwaukee
Jvmt 7 therapist at her best. She
^ Memphis early In June
Milledgevllle, Ga.. where ahow-
^ versatility she held the fol-
,-L I lowing positions at various times:
-- I teadier of personal regulationa, ina-
* No^ 7« djress «]terlal offlcer, officer in charge of
^TT ^ly ’^jlsiiBdry. linen and dry-cleaning, and
w!wi. Vi^y I finslly. company commander, partlci-
)f 645 teefl thenM North «1 dSK^^ig in mnch drill and pewonnel
30 minutes Bast a distance of]|^^
Jotning the NsVy etrty In
Clarke had buUt an Im-
t background for herself in
therapy with experience
to each of the foliowlng institutions:
ii League Curative workshop in
Wls.; the Mulrdale esnl-
Wauwautosa, Wls., a su-
tn o* Milwaukee; the Hospital for
80 mlnu^ West a dis^e ©J MenUl Diseases and Asylum for
? 4S min^i’Insane, both at Wauwautosa,
fert to a 2Lk? Whitcomb Eilsy Chlldrsn'f
both St the Indiana Univer.
4 feet; thence North 16 degress Medical center
lutes West a distance of 20 feet; «««csi center
I Sooth along a county road I2|<bw a •a a s i m
S Motonsts Ask^ To
i» East a distance of 077 feet|117AdAl| CaIsaaI fnim
I commencing point, and bound • • • dlwvH \^1UU
lows: North by premises of
I, Pearce, Smith, Shebeen, and] Seventeen children In the 6 to 14
: East by preratees of Wadeiyear age group hate been killed and
Kelson; SMth by pfemiseB <rfi47 injured, in South Carolina traffic
ns and presstses of Seagle andldurlng the first six months of this
by premises od Seagle. {year, pointed oot Chief Highway Com-
Alse Imlaaioiier J. 8. Williamaon Jn an ap-
that piece, parcel or tract oflpMd for greater driver cautioit to pre
ying and being aitnated in the | t^ct our youngsters,
r of Kershaw, SUte of South h, calling attention to this loss of
na, about 7 miles Southeast of child life the Cmnmissioner reminded
ty of Camden.-eoatoteiag Three thar the openttg Tif sCiroenHeilHTBBnr
ed Twenty-Three (811) acres, over 172,000 of these elementary
or less, commencing at a fencelgcbool children will be crossing our
It the comer of this property streets and highways daUy as they
iremlses of B..C. Pearce, Sr., at] go to and from school. .
ounty road, and running thence] Fourteen of these children slnick
4 degrees 26 minutes East a||]own by a motor vehicle were cross-
ce of 991 feet to an irqn, thence 1 big not at an intersection, five were'
34 degrees 16 minutes East aipiayiait in the roadway, while others
ce of 618 feet to an iron; thence I rooQiQg from behind cars or crossing
34 degrees 11 minutes East aigt intersections were killed or injured
ce of 2710 feet to an iron, thence I because of non-attention on the part
70 degrees 20 minutes Bast ajof child or motorist,
ce of 901 feet to an iron; thence I Although the youngster was appar-
0 degrees 60 minutes West ai^otly at fault in many of >fheee trtige-
ce of 1110 ieet to a^ atake^j^ncs. (iHrers must mAke allowancee
3 South 79 degrees 20 minutes | for the impulsiveneM of children Com-
a distance of 1064 feet to aajxniaaloner Williamson said.
South IS degrees 46 minutes | To aroid the schOfbl child accident
a distance of 1074 feet to an|nioioi-|g|g should drive with reduced
thence Sonth 8€ defies 86 |,gp««4 when approaching school xonea,
es East a dUtanoe of 1060 foot parked cars, or at Intersectiona in the
stake; thence South 20 degrafs|achool vicinity, and have the car an-
a distance of 1161 feet to a ook'Mer abedute stopping control when
1 the run of Swift Creek; thence|children are observed In the street
20 degrees Bast 118 feet to a4 ahead ornear-the curb's edge;
: thence South 87 degrees Westj parwts, too. It was pointed out,
teet to a stake; thence South 66|^iottla do their part In lnatructlnt
ee 20 minutes .West 700 teM to trcungaters as to si^e walking praO-
m O.M., thence North 17 decrees jtiftM and can help by selecting the
nutes West 1241 feet to an Ironjaafeat walking route to school
thence North 16 degrees M min-1 on the open highway, raotcnlsts
West 819 feet to an iron OM.,|gboilM look upon the yellow school
e with a fence South 76 degreealbus as a warning pign in itself and
1851'feet to a itake; thence I gbould always remember that all ve-
I 61 degrees 80 minutes West I bides are required by law to atop
?et to an iron O.M., thence North I for school buses loading or anioadipg
grees West 476 feet to An liwildiUdren and must remain stopped an-
thence Sonth 81 degrees 80ltti the bus asoves on.
«8 West 886 feet to a stake O.M.. in thia appeal for child protection
the Chief Highway Commissioner said
that tf the motorists of South Caro
lina will keep In mind at all times
one axlofn: 'Children always have the
right of way," many of our aehoo
child aecMeuto will be avoided.
PHvate Gregory
Wounded In Action
Private John A. Gregory of this
city, haa been wounded while fighting
in the. Ekiropean area, eocordlng to an
announcement from the war depart
ment Monday.
Private Gregory’s wife, Mrs. Cath
erine D. Gregory, who is residing in
this city, has received notice of the
wounding of her husband. No*de
tails as to the extent of the injuries
or how sustain^ were given.
All thAt plahe. parcel or •tract of
land l^lag, being and aitonted In
9(diool District No. t. and in the
County and State aforesaid, contain
ing 100 acres, more or less, and beiu
bounded North by Pine Tree Creek;
Bsst by lands df Harriott; South hy
UiiiiM of CampbML ni>d West by Ihnds
of Bums. Levied upon and to be sold
as the property of B. M. Hall for 1841
and 1948 untold taxes.
Resolutions
All that piece, parcel or tract of
land lying, being and situated In
School District No. 6 and in the
County and State aforesaid, eontnin-
ing 176 scree, more or- lees, and being
bounded North by lands of B. J.
Cooper; Eant by lands of Kixxle.Davis
^ A .X, . XT II o* Croller. South by lands
On death of Mrs. Eleanor Norvelle m g Marsh, and West by lands
Cantey (Mrs. John), passed lo Hf^'of C. B. Blyther. Levied upon and-to
eternal June 29, 1944, recording sec-k^ property of Lina O,
reUry of John D. Kennedy Chapter, 1937^ 1959, 1940,
^ , .. -HmI, .1942 and 1941 unpaid taxes.
Whereas, our beloved secretary sndi Ato
oysl member, ESeanor Norvelle Can-j t-AIi that piece, iiarcel or tract of
ley. has been called from -our circle land * lying, being and situated in
to the great assemblage above, wejSohoor District No. S. and in the
with deep sorrow pay tribute to her .County and State aforesaid, contaln-
here. ing 3S acres, more or less, and bound-
We are saddened hy our loss, but'ed on the North by lands of Sowell;
we bow-tor the Divine will. {Bast. West and South hy lands of C.
Therefore, the John D. Kennedy iW. Holley. Levied upon and to~^
Chapter throughv^ the committee on' sold as the property of R. W. Sowell
resolutions declare: |for 1940, 1941, 1948 and 1941 unpaid
1.—That in her passing we have.taxes,
sustained an irreparable loss. Ales
l.r-Tbat we know our loss Is her! AH that piece, -iwrcel or tract of
gain. “Do not say she is dead ? This' l*®d lying, being and situated In
dear one, for I am sure she lives School District No. 7, • and In the
anew in those Mansions bright and I County and State aforesaid, contain-
shining Christ prepared for me and! ^**8 800 acres, mors or Isss, and bound-
All that p4ecs, parcel or tract of
ifiMi lying, being' and sitnated in
School District No. 11' and In the
County and SUte aforesaid, contain
ing 83 acres, more'or less, and being
bounded on the North by estate lands
of H. T. Johnson; Ebst by othdr Idnds
of Piety and John D. Stephens; South'
by estate lands of Williams;* and
West by lands of John T. Stsvens.
Levied upon and to be sold as the
property of Piety, J. D. 4b C. Stephens
for 1988, 1919, 1940. 1941, 1941 and
1943 unpaid taxes:
you.”
That a copy of these resolutions be
published and sent to members 0! the
family, and that a blank page in our
minute book be inscribed to her mem
ory.
‘To live In the hearts of those we
leave behind is not to die/'
Mrs. WUlUm WhlUker,
Mrs. B. C. von Tfesekow,
28p Cknnmittes.
ed on ths North by lands of Walter
Gandy; East by lands of D. B. Bax
ley; West by lands of Barfield, and
South by lands of J. H. Crow. Levied
upon and to be sold as the property ^
the Heirs at Caw of H. T. Horton,
deceased, for 1917, 1988, 1919, 1940,
1941, 1942 and 1948 unpaid, taxes,
^ All that place, parcel or tract of
land lyiag, being and situated ia
School District No. 11, and In ths
airvn/*v <At Wt County and SUts aforesaid, con>Aln-
m/llLC Wr 9ALB. JJ9 jggg ^ bound-
SUts of South Carolina. ed on ths North by lands of D. Q. Sto-
OoQBty of KershaW; -phens; East by Porter Road; South
Under aad by virtue of sundry tu by Lynches Creek, and West by
All that piece, parcel or tract of
Itnd lying, being and 'situated In
School District No. 21 and in the
County and Sute aforesaid, c<mtaln-
ing 91 acres, more or less, and being
bounded on the North by lands now
or formerly L. J. Baker; Bast by lands
of Ira Horton; West by lands of Piety,
J. D. 4t C. Stephens, and South by
lands of Ira Horton, and lands of
Branham. Levied upon*" And to be
sold as the property of* Piety and
John D. Stephens for 1938, 1919, 1940,
1941, 1941 and 1948 unpaid taxes.
All that piece, parcel or tract of
land lying, being and situated in
School District No. 11 and in the
Connty and. State aforesaid, ctmUin-
ing 192 acres, more or less, and being
bounded on the North by esUte lands
of Lunoe Harris: Bast by lands of
Rsbon^, ^uth by lands of W. S. Wood
and West by land# of Jirtin BennetL
Levied upon and to be sold as the
property of the Heirs at Law of Ehig-
llsh Harris, deceased, for 1940, 1941,
1942 and IMS unpaid taxes.
All that piece, parcel er . tract of
land lying, being and situated in
School IMstrict No. 12 and in the/
County and State aforesaid. cotoalR^
ing 98 acres, more or less, and'^^ng
bounded on the North by lan^r of J..
B. Motley; Bast by lands oL^ereival;
South by lands of John Motley, and
West by lands of Thprfiton. Levied
upon and to be soIjiKas the property
of the Heirs at Ldw of J. M. Thorn-
dece88ed...^r 1984. 1985, 1936,
ton.
1987. 1938
1943 uh
38, 1A89. 194(
pjpid taxes.
1940, 1941, 1942 and
All fhat piece, parcel or tract of
411 traof Af lundf lying, being and situated in
il ritJlSS S*""' NO. .16 Mi Hr th.
Itnated la
id in im
1, confain-
land lying, being and situated
School District No. 28 and
County and State aforesaid,
ing 24? acres, more or less, amt being
hoimded on the North hjr^ lands of
*MrCaskill; Bast by qqtdte lands of
El.ls Cahn; South W taods of Mo-
Laurln, and West^y lands of J. A.
Young. Levied Mpon and to be sold
as the property of A. B. McQusge
for 1940, >941. 1942 and 1943 unpaid
taxes.
eaeoptioaa dirsstod to ma tha
(Jounty Trsasursr of Ksrskaw Coan^ ^ the propsrty of Jessis
South Carolina. I havs Isvisd upon tfti Ammons for 1940, 1941, 1942 and 1941
following propel# and will sell skma
tka fliat Mpnday la Oetobm^ IMl
being the second day thmrm^ in front
of the Osurt House door, during the
legal hoars of sale. Terms of sals.
Gash: /
All that plMs. parcel or lot of land
lying, being a^ situated in the dtjr
of Camdeoi and being booadad oa the
North hr York atreet; Eaat hy prem-
iaep of Alex Bedtoa: Weat and South
premlaes of C. C. and J. WhlUker,
Jr. Levied upon and to be aold aa tha
property of J. Karekh and tha Heirs
at Law <rf H: Ll StMoahurg tor 1»4,
1916, 1916. 1997, 1998, 1811, 1940, 1941,
1948 and 1948 Uxaa.
Imvled apoff and to
traci of
lated ia
AU that piecs. parcel or
land lying, being and altnai
School DIatrict No. 8 and In ' the
County and SUte aforeaaid, containr
log 100 acrea, mora or leaa, and being
bounded on the North by lands of J.
H. Moseley; Beat by a public road;
South bgr land# of Ava Arraata, aad
Weat by laadi ef the estate of Bernes.
Levied upon and to be -eold as ths
property of ths Heirs at Law of R. L.
Mo^ey.' deosased, for 1185, 1986,
1987. 1988, 1989, 1940. iNl, 1948 and
1848 unpaid taxes
All that piece, parcel or tract of
land lying, being and situated in
School DIatrict Ne. 4, and in the Conn-
y and SUte aforesaid. conUtnlng 87
acres, more or less, and bejnj bound
ed on the North by lands of Jl A.
West; East by lands of Horton; Weat
ly lands of W. M. Teal, and South by
ends of Horton. Levied upon and
to be sold* as ths property of Mary
Sue Murry, said lands being a portion
of the laiida formerly the property of
m. 3. Davis, for 1938, 1989, 1940, 1941,
1941 and 1941 unpaid tazM.
e North 29 dsgreea 06 minutes
1239 feet to comer in County
thence with said Sooth 19 de-
40 minntes Weat 967 tost to a
thence South 76 degrees Wsst
to the beglnniag, and bound
'Hows: North by premises of B.
esree, 8r., premlSM of WBllaras,
Ixes of C%arlotts • Thmnpsou
>K of Boykin, of HaSe and of
lughs; Beat by premises of
of Stevenson and by Swift
I and West by premises of Stev-
». of Pearce, and of ' Wmiama.
e tracts hereinabove deecrlbed
designated aa No. 1 and No. 1
Kitlvely on a plat drawn and cora-
by Joseph Palmer, dated March
1138, said plat being on file with
^eral Land Bank of Columbia.
5RMS OP SALE: For CABH,
The first films ever produced in the
Albanian language were recently
show in Albania.
er to require a deposit of $160.60
Buccessful bidder, same to
felted in esse of noocoBidlaneo
in ten days from daU of salo,
ute prtvflege to tho sueososfnl
er to comply Immodlatsly, as mo
?®“®{. Jodgmuat Is
Ml th#
e Mid sabjset to Ihg tteu if t«u
teortgagso Uh vhlOh thero
^due the saai af IUM.69, 06 ol
•her 2, 1944.
Piobate Jad
**««ter for
• Heyward,
'■W far PlahUlQL
The President of Mexico has beea
given final power to expel foreigaers
fitnn the country.
Miseidble
with backache?
unpaid taxes.
All that piece, parcel or lot of land
with improvements thsrsoa aitustod,
lying and balng in ths Town of Bo-
thuns and in ths Oounty and SUto
aforesaid and being bounded as fol
lows: North by prsmlsss of Hugh
Oliver; Bast by Main Street of the
Town of Bethnne; South by premlsee
of C. C. Oardner, aad West by aa
alley. Levlad upou aad to be sold as
the pregerty of Q. 8. Catoe for 1994,
1986, 1886. 1917. 1918, 1999, 1940, 1941,
1941 aad INS taxes.
All that piece, parcel or lot of land
lying, being aad aitaated in the Town
of Bethnne and In the County and
sute aforesaid, aad being bounded on
tha North by premiass of H. B.
Stokea; Bast by aa alley; Weat by
Main street of the Town of Bsthune,
sad South hy premises of M. Q. King.
Levied upon and to be aold aa the
of N. J. Lanay for 19U aad
II ■
Jl^l that- piece, parcel or tract of
land lying, being and situated in
School District No. 28 and in the
County and SUte aforesaid, conuin-
ing 68 acres, more or less, and being
hounded on the North by lands of J.
A. Toong; Bast by lands of J. B.
Watson; South by jands ol LftVieDM,
Rit^ardson, and W^ by lands of
Young. Levied upon and to be sold
as the property of N. B. Taylor for
1919, 1946, 1941, 1941 and 1948 unpaid
taxes.
All that pieos, parcel or tract of
lying, being and litoated In
School District No. 11, aad in ths
Connty and Stats aforesaid, contain
ing 179 acres, mors or lass, and being
bounded on the North hy Unda now
or formerly John I. Bowers, and land
of J. P. Seegare; Bast by lands of T.
B. Seegars, and lands of Baker; South
by Unds of Jno. 8. Gardner and Unda
of t>. B. Blackmon, and Weat by laadi
of J. J. Thompson and being ths
identical lands conveyed by 8. R.
Johnson to Annie Mae Carton, et al,
by deed of daU ths ISrd day of Janu
ary, 1911, and recorded in the oftiee
of ths Clerk of (^nrt for Kershaw
County In book "B.Y." of deeds at
page 716. Levied upon and to be sold
aa the property of James Carson, at al,
for 1919, 1946, 1941, 1948 and 1941 un
paid taxes.
County and State aforesaid, contain
ing 286 acres, more or less, and being
bounded NotUi by esUte lands of
John Doby and lands of Joe Nelson; .
Ehst by Smyrna Road; South by lands
of R. Li. Wood and lands of Thomas
Ancrum; and West by esUte lands of^
Lunce Harris. Levied upon and to'
be sold as the property of the Heirs
at Law of English Harris, de<tessed,
for 1940, 1941, 1942 and 1943 unpaid
taxea.
Also '
All that piece, parcel or tract of
land lying, being and situated in
School District No. 29 and in the
County and SUte aforesaid, conUln-
tng 4 acres, more or less, and being
Jtonnded on the North by lands of
Jackson and..lu3ailft_of L .T, Cameron;
Bast by lands of Tom Jackson; ‘South
by lands of Joe Tucker, and West hy
lands of J." T. Cameron. Levied upon
and to be sold as the property of the
Heirs at Law of Jease Olaaple for
1939, 1940, INI. 1948 and 1N8 unpaid
taxM.
AH that piece, parcel or lot of Msd
wHh store building theroon lylag, ho-
ing and altuated in the own of Be-
thuae and in the County and 8UU
afliesaid, and being bounded on the
Nogtli by premlaea of D. J. C#hurtt^
All that piece, parcel or tract of
land lying, being and altuated in
School District No. II and In the
County an^ 8UU aforeaaid. contain
ing 106 acres, more or leM, and being
bounded North hr lands now or form
erly Burrell M. Jonea: Bast by lands
of the eaUte of S. T. Wtlliama. and
asids of CUorge Broom; Sonth by
lands of John C. Jonea, and West by
road aeparatiag tbef said propeiW
lereln deeoribed from land of Mrs.
Cmma McOorsy. Levied upon and to
be sold oa the property of the Heirs
at Law of A. C. Qrego;
Eaat by an alley: South by premlsec
formerly li L. Jones, and Weat by
Main street. Alsw all that piece,
parcel or lot of land with dwelling
thpreon lying, being and situated in
the Town of Bet^ne a^~& the
Cmnty and SUte aforesaid, and being
An that piece, parcel "or tract of
land lying, being and lituated in
Schoor District No. 4. and in the Coun-
ty and State aforesaid. conUlning 37
acrea, more or less, and being bounded
oa the North by lands of Carson; East
by lands of L. L. McLanghUn; W’est
by lands of MU. Olin Watklna, and
Sonth by lands of W. M. Teal. Levied
Km and to be aold aa the imperty
Tmla V. Rodgers for 1941, INI and
1943 unpaid taxes.
AU that piece, paroM or tract ,ot
land lying, being and sitnated
School DIatrict No. 6, aad in the
ty and 8UU aforesaid. conUlnlhg 10
acrea, more or leca, and being bounded
on the North Iqr lands of Archie Hag-
ina; Bast by lands of F. A. Parker;
Weet by lands of 8. L. Crolley, and
South by lands of J. B. Arrants. Lav-
led nfon and to he aold as the prop-
mtr «f M. C. ArranU tor 1916, 1916,
1917, 1918, 1919, 1940, 1941, INl and
INI nnpMd taxes.
bounded on the North by premlaee of
Hammond A Toong; E^at by prem.
isea of Mrs. B. S. McCaskill; South by
property of Padgett, and Weet by
pM^rty of Hammond A Young. Lev
led upon and to be aold aa the prop-
rty of A. B. McQuage for 1989, 1940.
Ml, 1941 and 1943 unpaid taxea.
Also
. ^11 that piece, parcel or tract of
lagd lying, being and situated tai
School Dlatrlet No. 12,. and in th#
d(|juity and State aforeaaid, contain-
ins 66 acrea. more ot lees, and being
bounded on the North by a oounQr
road; Bast by lands of Horton; Weat
by lands of Mamie Jonea, and Sonth
by lands of Mangnm. Levied upon
aM to be jold aa the property ot
Ella Raley for 1941, INI ahtt 1948 nn
paid tazes.^ ^
All that piece, parcel or tract of
land lying, being and aitaated in
School Dtatriet No. 6 and in the
County and State aforesaid, contain
ing 86 acres, more or leea. aad beiag
bounded on the North by lands of
Bliss BlaekwMl and laada of M. G.
McOongan; Bast by lands of Lillie
BlackweU; Weet by lands of Bd Gard
ner and South by lands ot Bd Oardner.
Levied upon and to he aold as tha
property of Lula Berry tor 1889, 1940,
1941, 1948 and 1948 unpaid taxes.
1997^ 1938, 1989, 1940, 1941, 1941 and
1941 unpaid taxes. «
hi that pieee, parcel or acre of
land lying, being and situated In
^chotd^ Distoiet NO; 19, und to the
County and Stats aforesaid, contain
ing 1 acre, more or 1ms. aad being
bounded on the North, East and South
by lands of W. A. Edwards, and WMt
by Flat Rock Public Road. Letfed
upon and to be aold as the property
of the Heirs at Law of Julia Long
Knapp, deceased, for 1941 and 1941
unpaid taxM.
All that piece, pwcel or tract of
land lying, bel^ and aitnated to
Sehool District No. 6 and to thh
County and State aforesaid, oontalo-
Ipg 61 acTM, more or lefs, and being
hounded on the North by Mtate lands*
of OopMand; Bast by lands of Mrs.
Moody Blackwell; West by lands ot
M. O. McOongan and South by lands
of Blackwell and landa of Berry.
Levied upon and to be sold aa the
property of Eliaa Blackwell for 1989.
1940,1941, 1941 and INI unpaid Uxea.
J. H. McLBOD,
Sheriff ot Kerkhaw County.
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice la hereby given that one
month from this date, on October 14,
1944, EseU' Kelly wUl make to the
Probate Court of Kershaw Connty bit
■■ ifiT^M-iifnr nf the estate-
of Newton Kelly, deceased, and <m
tha same date he will apply to the
said Court for a final discharge as
said Bxeoutor of the said estate.
'.•N. C. ARNETT,
Judge of Probate for Kershaw County
Camden. 8. C.. Sept. 14.1944. 16-29p
All that piece, parcel or tract ot
land lying, being and situated in
School District No. 16 and in the
County and State aforecaid. eontato-
ing 16 acTM, more or less, and bound
ed on the North by lands Of Joe Jack-
son; East by lan^ of Blla Jackson;
South by lands of Wrli^t, and Wsst
by lands of Jackson. Levied npon and
to be sold as the property of Llxsle
Jones for 1940. 1941. 1948 and 1948 un-
NOTICE
Annual meeting of the Stockholders
of The Wateree Bnikltog aad Loan
Aaeoeiation will be held Monday, Oct
16, 1944, at 4:00 o’clock p. m.. at the
office of First National Saak, Cam
den. 8. C.-4jewis L. Cnybum, Seers-
tary. . -87-18—
mil that piece, parcel or tract of
land lying, being and aitnated la
Sqhool DIatrict* No. 81, and in the
OMnty and State aforesaid, edntato-
ik#164 acrM» more or lees, and being
S led on the North by landa of
T. Stevens; Bast by Portw
; WMt by Lynches Oresk aad
Sdith by lands of Jsasla Ammo^
LMied upon aad to be ecSd as «e
iPl^ty of D. O. Stephana for 1940,
I INI, 1941 aad INS unpaid taxM.
All that piece, parcel or tract eC
land.lying, being and aitaated to
School DIatrict No. 88 and to the
County and. State aforesaid, eontato-
tog 19 acTM, more or leM, and being
bounded on the North by landa of
John T. Stevens; South by lands of
Catoe; Weet by lands of Mrs. Mary
Clybum, aad Boat by lands ef Truss-
dale. Levied npon and to be soM no
toe property of George Daren for INI,
INI and 1948 nnpaid tazM.
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice ia hereby given that one
month from tbia date, on Get. 19. 1N4,
C. C. WhMaker will make to the Pro
bate Coart of Kershaw Connty his
final return as Admtoiatrator^ c.t.a.,
of the Mtate of Stephen R. Robinson,
decetsed, end on toe seme date he
will apply to'the said Coort for a
final discharge m said Af^niitntoL
e.ta. I
N. C. ARlfMTT.
Jodie of Pmhete
Camden, 8. C., Seyt 19. 1944. 871
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