The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 27, 1944, Image 3
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THE CAMDEH CHWOHICLt, CAMDIN, »OUTH CAHOLINA;;^l»DAY, dCTOBCW 27, 1»44
PAGE THREE
ffeekly News Letter
From liberty ^
Prof -A. J. Rlch»rd8. Supt. of the
TiP^ark scbooU for 22 year., aith
Richard, and their two son.,
nent the week-end with relatires at
JkT bov4K)od home here.
Serwal of our school teacher, em-
.lored elsewhere, took adrantagf of
the State fair holiday, and .pent the
-^k^nd here. Among thoee we saw
-ere- Miss Sophie Richards, Mis.
Jones, Miss Marlon Richards.
«jg8 WllUe Lee Higgins and Prof, A.
T Richards, a former resident.
Mr and Mrs. Charlie Pressley of
Atlanta. .Ga., were weekrood guests
of Mrs. R. J. Wardtaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Kirk McClellan pf
Charleston, stopped here a while on
Xoeaday en route .Jo her former home
in Lancaster county. ,
j. H. Clements and Jimmie Jones
Rat Offensive
Being Waged In
The Business Area
Camden Attracting Attention
Of Southeast By Fight
On Rodents.
Ten Famifies
Contribute 54
To Uncle Sam
Kershaw County Eatabliahes A
New and Enwisd>le
Record.
One of the most extensive programs
of rat extermination td be launched
in the aoutheaat, la now being carried
out in this city under the direction
of experts who won national acclama
tion for their outstanding elfort«» in
eliminating the rat evil at Dallas,
Texas.
The City (rf Camden has passed the
necessary legislation in the form of
ordinances, to take care of every-eitu-
ation arising In the rat control project.
Hundreds of rat catching devices,
rE7Xt7'Di'i.d,‘“^w.nled beta*
ThnSr hire ^ , the rodents have been exterminated,
jnd • Pninm ' allve are placed In vessels
to t^hloroform Is placed to
bia visitor Tuesday ‘J® kill them. T^iey are then taken out
hI hT.’ carefully combed -with a fine
vAitv. ^ |CO“b and the fleas taken from them
I are placed In a-container and sent* to
Kershaw county believes it bolds
something of a record in having {»4
of Us sons and daughter, from 10
families in the service of their coun
try In the present World. War No. 2.
This is believed to be somewhat of an
daughter. Miss Edith Richards,
bu spent a couple of day. at home
7^ ^5 Higgins Jr—of fBeTtrmv—SQ^"^—Throughout the business district the
HT^S. Jr.ror the^rmy, sta- i* being waged and as rapidly
Haned T|nnessee. was visiting bis
uiiu«y« ^ s_,» __
parents Sunday.
street, this city, have six sons and a
0/1 of ...f. .1 .V . daughter who are In uniform. Mr.
Lot Stoke, has three sons and one daugh.
NOTICE '^hniA ftr rrivfri h/** fiw' ter and Mrs. Stokes has three sons
nVllCCi .hole or crevice is carefully flHed. »,v a former marrUgo Thev «r«- Tt
A meeting of the stockholders of While the center of the fight Stoke™ retuS* Carl F Sok^
the Camden Building and Supply com- against the rodents is in the.down- TheiJL Stoke/Alvo'stok^^^^^
pany will be held at 4 p. m. December town area, effective means are being «r r’
1. 1944, at the office of the corpora- utllixed to rid residential areas of the
tkm. 211 Laurens street, Camden, S. pests.
C.. for the purpose of deciding upon i The campaign that is being carried
the dissolution of the corporation and out in Camden is attracting much at-
finding up Its affairs. By order of tention from other communities and
Select Musical
Numbers For Day
Of Hun Surrender
'WHien V-Day comes. Camden will
be prepared to observe it in a digni
fied and patriotic u well as spiritual
way. - - —
Camden people have made It plain
that they do not believe a riotous and
boisterous celebration st^oafd fallow
the fall of the German' empire. All
are mindful that there still remains
a tricky powerful foe to be defeated
to the Pacific area. For that reason
It Is a generally accepted fact that
the Camden celebration will follow the
tajdefeat of Japan.
outstanding service of patriotism fori But Camden will give observance
this county, with a population of lees to the victory of the United States
than 36,000.
Mr. and Mrs. Smttey Johnson, re^
siding on a rural route out of Ker
shaw, have six sdns now on active
duty in the armed forces. They are:
Dewey ''M. Johnson, George C. John
son, Sam C. Johnson. S. R. Johnson,
John L. JohnM>n and Ekiward John
son.
The family of Mr, end Mrs. K, fc.
Etters, also residing in the country
near Camden, have furnished six sons
to the service, they being: George A.
Etters, Floyd EJtters, Anderson Ehters,
K. C. Etters, Jr., Alex Etters and
Howard Etters.
Iff: and Mrs. Wade U Stokes, MllT
NOTICE OF SALE
Pursuant to a decree of the Court
of Common Pleas* for Lee County,
South Carolina, In the case of Planters
Fertiliser A Phosphate company,
plaintiff, against E. E. Hearon,* et al.
defendants. I will sell at public auc
tion to the highest bidder or bidder,
before the Court Houm door in the
Town of Camden. County of Kershaw,
State of South Carolina, during the
legal hours of Mle. on the first Mon
day to November, 1944, the same being
the sixth day of said month, the
following described property, to-wit:
All that certain piece, parcel or
tract of land situate, lying and being
in Kershaw County, South Carolina,
deaerlbed in the above decree as con
taining 104 acres, more or less, and
otherwise described as containing 100
lo,w U>« Hltl.r honle. bl ““
W 'mBWtas toSlSton^rt on tSeTTcCoaum Terry Pnbll.
evening of V-Day. Father Edmund
Jackson.
I Mr. ai
gave fou
cause. ]
the board of directors.
J2c T. E. Ooodale, Secretary.
Ittnitbslltn
IT function^ periodic dlSturtianM.
make you feel nervous, tired, Mtiees,
"dragged out"—at .uCh Umea—try /S«
nous Lydia K. Plnkham’i_ gagrtahlS-
CbUipound~tb reHere iuch cymptons. It
Mps nature! Plnkbam*. Compound 1.
also a grand Momacble tonic. Fidlow
laM direction..
it is expected that the rat elimination
fight will be ^extended to take In
scores of other cities in the Palmetto
state. --r. I
in action in Italy in 1943.
Connell.
Mr. and
Mrs. W. T. Roberts
LYDIA E. PINRlArS
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND serXT’tiey ielng Bdmu;
CREDITORS I killed in action Ic Italy in
All parties indebted to the estate bur Roberts^ Leroy Robe!
of John D. Nelw>n are hereby notified Roberts and B. A. Eberts,
to make payment to the undersigned,! Mrs^ Florence Gregory, :
and all parties, if any, having claims this city, has five sons in service,
.against the eald-oetato *wlll ppcsont
them likewise, duly attested, within
the time prescribed by law.
Della Nelaony
Administratrix.
Camden, S. C., Oct. 20, 1944. 32-S4p
Gregory and Gary L. Gregory.
Mra. Ada McKensie, Fair
gave five sons to her country.
Sgt. Harvey McKenzie, was ki!
France this year. The othen
Robert G. McKensie, Hbehea R
Injttuitfy, rdkf fitan aniffly, aneezy
stBffy dittresa of head cold. Mart, to
come die moment you put a (ko^
of Va-tro-md upeach noMril. Soothes
irritation, rdie^ oonfeMkn, mato
' tanho^.Alsohetp.
mciAr
PwAli Osty Nom Drop*
vVW YwlE^IBpHe WHVEV
TronM. bl
pfwent mnw oolda devdopAg
ifuaed in time. Jivt try iti WorioM
PdOow directioaa in
YMRS VA^IM-HOL
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Clybum,. Broad
street, this city, have five Mns in
the service. They are: James Cly-
burn, Tommie Clyburn, Prank Cly
burn, John B. Clyburn and Louis S
Clybum. .
the army, they being Thomas
Goodale, Jr., Richard Q. Ooodi
Ralph Goodale, Robert Goodale i
Alfred Ooodale. «
Mrt and Mrs. George Elkin, hi
five sons in the armed forces. T]
are James- Elkins, Algue Enkins, Fri
Elkins, Ned pUna and Tei) EEUtina. .
WAR BONDS
Your November BEAUTY PLAN
Burke, who Is chairmsn of the V-Day
committee, has arranged a program^
that will begin to function when Ger
many’s collapse is announced.
All churches of the. city will be
open for prayer and thanksgiving.
There wHl be one mate service, that
at 8 o'clock in the evening In Hamp
ton Park, when all clergy and choirs
as well as church members of Cam
den churches will gather to pray and
sing.
Seven well known hymns and pa
triotic numbers haveTieen seTect^'^y
the committee consisting of Father
Burke. A. C. McKaln and Mrs. F. N.
McCorkle. They are: America, All
Hail the Power of Jesus Name, On
ward Christian Soldiers, America the
Beautiful, Stand up, Stand up for
Jesus, Come Thou Almighty King, and
God Bless America.
Road; on the East by lands of the
•state of H. H. Hall; on the South by
the Levinson Place, formerly of Shiv-
er, and on the West by land of the
estate of Holland. Being the same
tract of land which was conveyed by
Leola M. Boykin and Ehra M. Moseley
to L. M. Peebles. W. Q. DeeChamps
and W. T. Hearon, as Administrators
of the estate of J. M. Hearon, de
ceased, by deed dated February Ist,
1941, and duly recorded in the office
of the Clerk of Court for Kershaw
<3ounty In Book C.S., at page 443.
The said decree provides that Ib^e
sale shall be made for cash; .that I
shall require the highest bidder at the
sale, other than the plaintiff, to make
a cash depoeit of five (5) per cent
of the bid as earnest money or evi
dence of good faith, the deposit of
the last high bidder to be applied on
the bid should there be a compliance
therewith. If tbe person making the
highest bid at the sale, other than the
plaintiff, fails to make such deposit
Immediately at the time of the ac
ceptance of his bid, then the said
premises shall be at once resold, at
such bidder’s risk, on the same sales-
day, or upon some subsequent sales-
day, at tbe option of the plaintiff or
its attorneys. If the last high bidder
making the^ deposit herein required
fails to comply with bis bid without
legal excuse being duly shown, then
such deposit shall be delivered to the
plaintiff and retained as liquidated
damages, and the premises shall
thereafter be resold, upon the same
terms, and at such bidder's risk, on
some subsequent salesday to be desig
nated by the plaintiff or its attorneys.
The said decree provides that the
purchaser or purchasers at the sale
shall pay for all papers and the cost
of revenue stamps. This sale will not
remain open for further bidding. —
L. W. MOORE.
Clerk of Court, Acting as
Master for Lee County.
BAMUEL WANT.
JAMES S. VERNER,
Plaintlfrs Attorneys.
Darllnglon, S.
C.
September 18th. 1944.
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TAX NOTICE
* The tsx books for the collection of '
' County and School Taxes
tor the 1
fiscal year commencing January 1, <
1944, will be open from September 15. <
1944, to December 31, 1144,
inclnalre ,
without penalty. When making in* <
qniry about taxes, please
state the
^ school district number in which you <
live or own property.
The following Is s list of
the total !
levies tor the vaiidns school districts: ]
DeKsIb Township
Mills <
School District No. 1
«•«••• 8Z S
School District Mo. 1
* School Ddatrict No. 4
• School District No. 5
School District No. 26
16 «
' School District No. 48
18 J
Buffalo Township
Mills 1
School District No. 8 ......
School District No. 6
It 1
School District No. 7
School District No. 16
Sebool District No. 20
School District No. 22
School District No. 28
School District No. 27
School District No. 28
Sehool District No. 31
School District No. 40
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School District 42
Fist Reck TqWnship
Mills ;
School Dlstrtot No. 8
14
School Dlstiict No. t
24
School IMstrict No. 18
School District No. 19
School District No. 10
16 '
- dhkool District No. 88
School District No. 87
School District No. 41 ......
School District No. 46
School District No. 47
Waterse Township
Mills 2
School District No. 11
Sehool District No. 12 ......
Slf. w
School District No. 16
School District No. n
•••••• 99 v
Schdol District No. 88
• Rrhool TMatrlet No. IS
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G. J. Outlaw. Treasurer. I
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