The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 28, 1948, Image 9
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M- Bobby w. Arrow, Roy
Robert L. Brankam,
C. Brow®. Robert M. BarnA
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^tranaar^cagnp to ko Held to July.
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raoalrod'^tlia fMovtap letter oc'com-
mwada^ toon kto captMto:
•*1 wish to take tkto time to ex-
« to yMsawayprecfaitloii for the
fUn <«ork.yoQ hove doae aa « mem-
ber of this organisation. For one
and one hWC yeara yon have been
under my rominaad and I have
found no tonlt to r^^rimand for
you-
“Also you have given undivided
attnitlan to your duty. Never com-
L ^ ?Sr-l^^***'*** aoaaatleiaa aa much as 20
theae things I wish to
* xtaii wiiirBwi aaUtoment If there la ever any
prelden I oaa help you with feel
fyea to cal oa me.«
‘On behalf of the orderly ■ room
M, RoWMOii. JMk I-i:**"
i. Caleb C. Komegay, Ueyd.
if Frank A Neil, Willfam
Cecil E. Parker, Markm
ker, George W. Partin,
I Patterson. Jr., Charles H.
AIDertns Shirley, Forreat B.
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r anr. Dtm’$ atiaralata tbalaiB^
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ANS Pills
1 wlah to give you this latter of
commeudation. And may I aay that
thla orgaaisatlon could not have
beau mn wlthont your aW.”
mu TOUR COUNTRY...
MU YOURMUl
TlMre la atin • wary reel naad
lar avcry ounce of usad fiata wa
can aahrage. Tha world-wide
ia greater today
aaving and tiira^ ie yoer eaad
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you know kow roo4y cook
■CO—ti today,
Rm|I TmhIio hi UmJ FOtl
AmImMI
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AflkTeadidrsOf
County To Enroll
The South Caroltom Bduoatiw
AaeoclUtlou aWied Rurahaw county
teacher* thki weWt to enrol to their
local Danoeratle dinba before the
end ot thu current edMUl term to
mrder to vote to tile summer Domo-
cratle prlmarKw.
The 8CBA, to a atatemaut re-
toaeed by Mia RuUr D; nomaa,
iwetIdenA and jUP- aecre-
tary. lald thaV *%boiiradiiaf . the
absentee ballet aboold have liHle
effect on teadieri' vottog in the
pjlmarlee.’*
. The offloeia said ' that ‘tomat
teachers vplanhed not te two tht ab-
. nr even
before the State Democratic con
vention eboHahed R.*
Party rules provide that enrl-
toant books remain otarn trls year
from the last Tuuiday to May (May
t5) nnttl the fourth Tueaiay of
June (June 22), the 8C»A state
ment pointed out
Tna^era were urged to.anrol In
the countlea where they taach aad
to vote'in those ceuntici. rather
than in their home towns. Moat
taaebers, the statemeitt sglA, al-
r^y had plaimad such action.
"It Is of utmost Importance to the
teaching profession and to the
caoae of edocatkm that every teach
er qualified to vote to the primartaa
enrol now to caat^ a maantogful bal
lot (his aummer,” the statament
continued.
‘Teachers ara urgad to vale to.
tha coimtisB whura they taach, ka^
caoae they know eduoatlonal con-
ditlona to those counties, and they
knoi^ the glands ot candidates to
those counties." tbs SCRA said.
The aseooiation’s enrol aifd vote
campaign, launched several weeks
ago, has met. with "gratifying re
sponse" from teachers all over the
state, Mrs. Thoxnes and Mr. Coatee
explained.
"The 8CEA is confident that the
more than 9.000 terohers in the
association will exereiae their full
vottog rights as alert, patriotic
clUgena," they declared.
^H«gae,Jr.
Accepts Qill To
Ch«^ In Vvsiiiia
Wylie HoguA Jr., has accepted
a can to the paatonta <rf the Prea-
hyterlan chareh la Halifax and two
•r lot of llM. lying end being
in the Ctty if CamdeA County «(
Kershaw, SUta ef Sooth CarollaA
and kaowu aa tha Old Camdea loa
and Powar premissA fronting on
tha Mist akmg the right-of-way u(
tha Southern Railway for a dlstanoe
of two haadiwd eighty (280’) feet;
OB tha Waat for a dlstanca of two
.. . , . . ^ hnndxad savanty-eeven (27T) fast:
otkar ehuralMs to tba surtoundlng gooa, tha line
oommuntty:
Mf. Kogau gruduatad fram Ttolon
Thaotogtaal Ramlimry ob Tuesday.
Mar It wMi tha dag^ of bachelor
of dtvtatty. yili father; Wylie
HogUA Sr.. uSteudad the exercises.
The Rev. Mr: HsguaM- many
frlaads la hla hema'tawu are de
lighted to know of Utas call which
has basB eataadad tu hdm.
IfOnCI TO DEBTORS
AND CREDITOia
All parties Indebtad to the estate
of Itittie Ellen Crow are hereby
notified to maka payisMI io tha
nnderstgaed, and att partlaa. If any,
havliM ctokaa agalast Urn asM ea-
tats wUl preaeat them llkewlsA
duly attested, within the time pra-
■crlbed by law. 10-12c "
CLAUDE H. CROW.
Adtolafttrator.
Camden. .8. C., May d. 1848.
being one
hundred twenty-five (12S’) teat; on
the North the line being one hnn-
dred thirty-two (1^) feet, sad be
ing the-eastern portion of that lot
of land shown on a plat on record
In the Office of the Clerk ot (^onrt
for Kershaw (Tounty. Sooth Cnro-
Itna, In PUt Book 8. I>age N. and
Is bounded as follows rOb thu
North by premises of the Southern
Railway and* Thomas 4 Howard
Company; on thd East by the liiht-
of-way of the Southern Railway
Company; on the South by the
premtsea of the estaee of J. B.
Zemp; and on the West by other
premises of Adrienne R. Newkirk
and premises ot A. M. McLeod; be
ing the same property conveyed to
R. B. Fttlmer by Oary H. Smith by
deed dated May Sth. 1846. and re
corded in the Office- of the deih
at Obmrt for Kershaw County, South
Carolina, in Deed Beok D-A, Page
MASTER'S SALE
The underalgned Master fbr Ker
shaw . (bounty hereby gives notice
that pursuant to a Decree of the
Court of C!ommon Pleas for Ker
shaw County,,made to the case of
H. (3. Cnrriroii, .Maaagur of the
Jolm Burden Fuad, Platetitt, vt. V.
C. Hall. Flrat National Bank dt
Ctomden and D. J. Creed, Defend
ants, that he will sell at public ano-
tloa to the highest bidder for cash
in front of the Court House door
to CsmdMi, South CarotlnA on
Salesdsy to June. 1848, the same be
ing the devunth *(7Ui) day of said
month, during the legal hours of
sale, the following deuerfbed prop
erty, to wit:
AH that oortnin pteoe. puroel or
trttot of land, with the improve-
msBts thoreoA sItuatA lying and
hMng to the County of KerUhuw,
Stute of South CaroUBA eoBtu^
tog One Hundred, and Four (104)
acres, more or less, and being
bounded us foUowa: North by the
MoCoUnm Worry ItoMto Road; Ak
the Hast by lands of the estate ot
H. H. JHaQi on the Sonthi by the
Levtosoh place, formsrly of Shiver;
and on the West by lands of the
estate of Hcdland; said property
being that.conveyed to L. M.
Peebles, W: O. DesGbamps and W.
P. Rkaron, administrators of the
estate of J. M. Hsaron, deesused,
by Leola M. Boykin and Eva M.
Moseley, by deed date February
I. 1841, and recorded to the office
of the Clerk of Court tor Kenhaw
County iir Book C. 8. ot Deeds at
pagp 448; and baring been convey
ed to y. C. Hall by U W. Moota
CHerk of Court,. Acting as Mnstor
for Lee County. South Carolina;
said deed being reeorded to the of
fice of the Clark ot Court for Ker
shaw Comity to Book D. B. at
page M.
Terms of Sule: For ouUh, the
successful bidder to ' depoult with
the Mseter, at the cobcIusIob
the bMdtoA. three per cent (t%) of
hla hid to evidence cf good faith,
the same to be uppllai nprm the
Ipwchaao price to the eveBt of ««n-
^ianoe but to he forfeited uu
Rqniduted dumugeo to case of non-
eomoHuncA
A defideney Jndgmsat being dA
mended, the bidding shall not be
' closed -upon Any-vrf--sale- butj
fhaii remain open for Thirty (80)
days after snch sale as provided
by law. 10-lJc
J. DOUGLAS MONTQOMERT,
Mastm for Kershaw County
. Savage and Martom Attomeya tor
Plalntlft
Camden. S. 0., May 18.18tt.
ALL DOGS
MUST. BE VACCWA1ED
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l^Fery person in the city who owns a dog, or dogs,
"VST have them vaeelnated this year. .
ThewmrkwlttbeAmebyBr.H.P.Dtriiro,
veierimarUm, at the City on tiarket
Street, May Slat a^Jmeiet, IMS. Bean *
StoIandSteS.
►No dogs will be permitted to remain in the Ci^ un-
they hanu'seen vaceinded. Be sure to bring
your flog the first di^, tf pottle.
The fee wiU ie4tJ9 te $SM each doy,^
Pending^fyiteef ~
tdoem hiMeM ef t
NOTICE or SALE
State of SoBth C!!aroltoa,
klM
County ot Rlchl
Court of CoBunoB Pleat
Hamtltoa Bank Note Engraving
and Printing Company. Plaintiff;
agnlnst Freqb-Dry FoodA IncoA
porated. Defendant.
By vtrtne of an execution to me
levied OB and to be sold as the prop
erty of the plaintiff to satisfy the
aferessid execntkm and costa.
Cash. 10-12C
O. B, DeBRUHL, <
Sheriff ot Kershaw Coanty
HNAL DISCHARGE
Notice Is hereby given that one
month from this date, on Jane 7,
1848, William W. Bates. Jr.. Will
make to the Probate Court of Ker-
directed, in the above stated case,! shaw County bis final return as Ad-
I win sell to the highest bidder, at minlatrator of the estate of WU-
public auction, within the legal Ran Waanamaker BateA Recessed,
boors of sale, at the Kershaw Coun-iand on the aame date be will ap-
ty (Tourt House, on Monday, the ply to the said Court for a final dis-
7th 4*7 <yf June, A. D., 1848, the duugu aa aald Admtolatratov. 10-ltc
following described property, to
wR:
"An that esrtato piecii parcel
CamdsB, S.
N. C* ARNETT, ‘
Judge of Probate.
C. May 7. 1848.
NOTICE OF TAX SWt
state of Sooth Carolina
County of Kershaw
Under and by vlrUie of
tax e]Matloos directed to
the Cdonty Treasurer of KersMW
Comity, South CarolluA I hkH<
levied upon and will sell at publla
unction to firont of the Court Houae
Door to the (Hty of Ctomden at
twelve (11) o’clock (rood) on the
first Monday to June, 1848, being
the Tth day thereof, the following
described woperty: ~
All machinery, eqnlpraent. chat
tels and any ai^ all personal prop
erty stored and/Or housed to the
brick bnlMtar sltunted to the City
of Csmilvn nnd In the County and
State aforeceld, edjolning the right
Bf way of Sonthem Railway Com
pany, said bnildtog being the prop
erty ot Fresh Dry FoodA Inc.
Levied upon and to be sold as the
property of Fresh Dry FoodA In-
oorporated for 1944, 1846, 1844 and
1947 unpaid County and School
taxes. In the event the personal
property of said corporation does
not bring enough to satisfy said
executions, then the real estate of
Fresh Dried FOoda, Incorporated
shall be made subject to any un
paid balance. ' 10-12c
Q. B. DeBRUHL,
Sheriff Kmwbaw County, S. C.
Camden, a C., May I, 1848.
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