Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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i r: vM x Over Three Hundred R pnnr | I® WV€t Bales Cotton Sold "^P 011 r n Camden Already Session CAMDEN. SOUTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY, AUGUST M. IMS wai TuoiHijr* ^Hiffh SAool Auf. 25 wM ^ •fll b« “f" hi the \ Camaen m the 194M9 u ,-)unced the peF» teachers for . the High School, Jhe Grammar Sch"^ Tree , Jon will morning, Cotton la oponing vary rapid ly la «l»li aaetloa and all of tha eita In the eounty ara now running. K M. Wootan aald Thursday that ha aatlmatad that ovar too halao of cotton had alraady boon aold an tha local market. Na aald that ootton was bringing' a gaod prloa, mors than tha government loan. The crop In thia county la from two la three week* ahead if loot year's hil Halley. Aflairs b Made To Kiwanis Club Mayor Henry Savage And TeU Of Plana Of New City House Members Will Be Chosen Tuesday; light Vote la Forecast In Second Prunarjr—Watcroa Magistrate Wffl Also Bo Named I Carrying out a policy of keeping the public informed regardinar the city’s affaire, next formed will go to the Sep- ier* are Mias Mary win teach In the MIm Kathryn Barton Team, who Wgl [grsBunar school; Mlaa , who will teach HUl school, [i, who will addition to tho will be Mica er, who will nurse and put/ wegram. list of teachers C. T. Baldwin, grin B. Pierce, H. A* F - Hi ‘ I O’Cain, Emaat | Team. Henrietta Dl Fund or burke, i T. Weat. r Bo Tiller, 0. Bruce, Catherine Hmt. * e • e p Commissioner A? Sub of RepresentetiTee from this Karesh spoke to the Camden " ^ Kiwanis Club at the dub’s regular 'weekly meeting Tu^day regarding the plane of the new city administra tion, "t: , yiCDCIMSUYCB Xivn HW county. Voters of Weteree township will also choose e magistrate for their town ship. The foar ran over randldstna for Nice Gift Made Quaker Cemetery By Dr. Ehrinclou II I ■■■ II HUl ■■IMW Deed Conveying One And Three Fourths Acres As Gift Is Signed By Dr, Alfred duh an C\t wwSItlMP wvw of the city (Seek list Traffic Highway No. 1 Of Association At Held In Camdw Budget For Com- Kershaw county voters Dr. Alfred E. JChpenclou, polls again of New York of Camden Friaads of Mrs. P. O. Kearsa will regret to learn that aha underwent h major operation at tha Baptist hospital In Columbia last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. “ mowed back to aa scoot executive for Kershaw and ykir field counties. •Highway Patrolmen Four stats highway patrol men are now located In Kershaw coun ty. They are George Read. Jack Mortage, Ban Lambert aad James Benton, Mocingo is at Karahaw, Read aad Lambert la OUadea and pill mark out of Bethrme. ^tha Hons# ara tha two Major Kawaga aMde ft ptshr tn Ghitor Arrants his talk that the commissioners In- * “ “ tend to let the city manager ha rtty manager lh/ feet aa well aa tn name aad aaM^thCy did not pro- toae to tnterfara with him In tha liacharge of hia duties unless ha •honjd get too far off tha beam, which, ha said, was K was itad ha wwdd Mr. Sarage said that it was not a good policy for tha commisskm- ws to be continually Interfering Jonas aad Wm. R. Gettya and RaaR Kelly. John Raboa, tha r d^a, was eliminated in Imam, The two ran owar _ magistrate of Weat ’Wt •hip are A. B. Neleoa Bandera. with tha manager and that they did not propose to dTao. He etatod that the etty hoped to be able to gat the state ’ highway department to widen Worth Btoad street whleh, ha said, was a traffic hazard at tha first with Lenars P. Rosa second high. Mr. Rosa withdraw ood race and Mr. third high was placed in tha ran a— A comparatively light veto la expected in the primary next Tuea- he day. The vote In tha first primary cat down. by way of gift, out and three-fourthB acres of land, — lying between the Quaker cemetery and hie plantation. TfcU generous gift win he a mom _ _ oao. The nucleus of the nimzA emetery was started tof 1 DvIllllHC i^ Sa Quak^T? 7 Prom this itgrew into tha town came- «aty. Tha growth of (ha ceamtary has been sach that its present grawo lot apace is tilling up mars and mors. * The only condition mads by ' Dr. Ehreneieu In hts dead It e»lpamdhl v Af* massf BBaim RThrlai ntn> i v*e mnu ivirw. c.rjnviv^ivM fast to Camden and to their many friends In this city. Several years back It was ramm ed that the beautiful background of trees oa the north and south maiary. a part of Dr. 'a plantation, wars jb be #N of the armed forces at Fort Ha outlined about the same pro- tram as was outUaed at prwrious — forums bald at tbe Camden Rotary Jr., of La- Onh murting and at a masting of American Lagton post He arid M had been hoped to have a — light compared with the en rolment hut it is thought that the totjU^negt Tkeeday will b# even There ara no statewide mess In he nor intollthe _ drtran by Marion dtt* mile night. He received heldl^ on hia hand and to the rtamd— 1 hoe- jaing takas to the Vet- hospttal In Columbia v, Baton TbuSk, M Team, Madge g. I Boykin, Irene m “swe 1 |Hill School: P. ; Nelle A Richards, | C. B. Salmond, ^to- celled to the _ of the Caaastary i — of Oarnddh whtoh nBl hs held 5:15 The program was in chargu of U . Clator Armste. who tntredeced 'layer Savage and Mr. K In (he abauncu of the Jahar Myers, whs to 111, ▼lee president, preeided. Mr. Myers «' Mias Jennie Mo- in, principal of ’ oi. announced new students to - should have and sehedul- high school 0#- ' J 8 30 and 12:10 an |August 25. i boys and girls who Sen but have net , but R does not seventh graders. I tore moved , Into I the summer snonld i sad bring record lie bool. ]>4oes not apply to from last Jhnn | promoted to “ I Pine Tree eah school as those ■recorded and ach of TOrdfeand the Bull” at tha regular weekly luncheon, of the Rotary Club at its Discuss Son At (eetmg T'’ farmers aad sofi hors from Ker fing countteh was tirm, near Uy, August 11 observe conaarva- •ttmra bean on* Sveat’s farm, regional State Present of 1 <lf9 ws« v and tinea? tohad a rotations, areas, jSTTeap!. 4 And t ulldlifa. A above Plate nay •MtmSS * “ to •lift lUr. John ▼. Murray, ef BoUmsm. For Pvt. Morgan Friday Afternoon arwmsy luaavaawxraa a. aaaas musm/« Marion Bmrgeaa, educational tbaada Praobyterian three gumbars and _ | will be held fbr director of Batheada Presbyterian ;Pvt. Pervis N. Morgan, of On. C, lumbers andflth Infantry Raglmeat, who died May M. 1144. near Roma, Italy, at TJnkm Baptist church, Friday, Aug ust to at I p. m. Interment will fol- Iwo In tha church oanMtery. The services will be conducted church, sang three numbers j^ie and ▲. C. McKaln sang a Capt R. E. David Is CalledToDoty lertB. David of Battery _ Gen Battalion, hi recalled to active duty a| leave toe later part of toe tor Fort Bliss, Texas, “ win take three tn thslatest ^ He will be Cecil Parker, During Capt David’s absence rom Camden, Vhich wilt cover toft ertod from Beptamberlto bar L thft DeKalh . township _ trsta’a court wfll be tn charge of I* D. Vincent of Flat tor the tfcto time bet (hat rircnmstancea It had I Ha aald whan tha new city arrived one would Ito tog public be- unto in the first . The pods win « at Tuesday and ftk; — R. ^ an'foor of hlft The Cemetaigl inquiry of Dr. Blhrinclou and he ftot only dentod the report bet added that (he people ef ‘ rest aaaerad that pto family wlR owl weeds in ieaatltm to ha destroyed. Five Bey Scouts briefly, touching on (he financial wfM to «. ~VZ: Bey Bhaylop of r-i»i of ■. H. Mosely. troop a- v* ■■r i Path finding. Donald Dabney in _ 1L m*.' Lyttletoo Street Sunday afternoon, August 22 st S o'clock and will to coftdnrtcd by the Rev. H. L. Spall, the pastor. Military honors wilt hs ftdoorded., — There will to a firing sqnad from Class reqeira Battery B, 712th AAA Bn.. Chpt dings met the Jack David oommaadlsg. A bugler]Pathfinding t furnished by the Camden high I merit badges. — — •chool band will softad taps. Tha I was auccaaafpl tn hia review tor the James Leroy Beik poet ^f the I Pathfinding. Carpentry and Home mericaa Legion will set as es- Repahre merit hedgea. Randolph rrt f Shay tor was approved tor toe Path- Fid. Freitag whs tha eon of Mrs I find In* merit badge, lam Mayer Freitag and tha total Bays Mr. flhsalay. Scoutmaster: t EL Freitag. fie was la hto|«‘We welcome every hoy to visit or lir Dr. A 8. Lockee and the Rev. Partridge. The funeral will be con- y -jtl -r —ti v_ w _»■>'■ — * WJwttt -iHtyr yww. Atir. 7” ™ ffliiaiSU’SSiii. a ini bz MU, «a k« tmMM Ir B>t- w »t»«l HrrtoM wm MM< <z>|twek^Maw«>M 1MBM, f night in the 7:10.” lag sqnad win to ^ ~ tBattalion. mg< mlshed by tRa Cam- was tha son of Mr. L. Morgan, of Blnaey. Surviving tn addition to hto nar ants, are a brother. Curtis of Btoasy; two sisters, ^ jd nils Morgan of and his _ Morgan of City Visited Approximately 1*2 Inches of rain fail in Oajr” - — acoompanted by probably the great, eat display of electricity seen tore this year. Lightning flashed an Jtnouier tarred paturday OelC Scout 7:10 the a rifle not The little the side by the Tommy Ed- for the "“•y 1 Health Mrft. eseaeagAm am to uncles and Shi fifth ___ by aU of playmatato.. Hall at his birthday, August 22. Pvt Freitag attended i-S^lTen Brick H to ' ,: V: •• a ' *•'. . •! e -1 ^ J; ’ t< Camden Delegates To National lions N. C.. id by bto mother. Sadie 8. Freitag of ^ and Camden, and Dr. R. Hi Oi Carrieon Elmer Nolan Helps IXnila* Train Junior Team \ win ntm be built on At the ad the told to Mow York July MR i a report e« f“ stated fliat auu«r Nolan, who captainsd the from | to I rooms, wfll Camden Baflftogs bpek tn IMS and I the Circle which was laid out on who led 'tha local gridders to a Lrha^ was part of the KlrkwObd pelf — Path in | course many years a*o sad which \ directly south oi conch of <hs Junior varsity toft of (to Camden grid achoola. The Work . wfll to mads up of talent on the subdivision construction (he eighth and ninth grade*, feet aad H is hoped to have the | ^ ti^ tog completed by early spring from the eighth ana mnra gra A. K. McDonald to oosfth of ieafc&Mr For Quarters '-tw* K\<' Columbia, Dies Douglas D. Branham, IS, of Oft- .Ijunbia, a brother of jU Jof Camden, died Tut __ — in Columbia. Although to had rVr-i:' r.iAftwv't-Mt''•tL. / '* been to declining health flsr some Lpected. * *- Mr. Branham was born to Ker- baw county, the son of the lata owls Branha “ ——— |‘Branham. ... ^ .n Augttot 80. Other bi * for 0 H0ffman '' <*m Mi piacejsf i past I of the list church. He to survived by (wo Mias Mattie Bell Branham aad Mi V. F. Aufhtry. both of Cohnnbto; _ son, George Brantom, of the IJ. S. Navy; twe atotan, Mrs. 8. M. Davis .of Oohunbla aad Mrs. Baftk Btoraa Any | of Btanar; of Blanev Scoots awassaa^j i^a.wi0 Wfll la the Betaine 14 W Pl__ W S'■M-J-UULM. nvevee uy mayor it day o in at- of Atod IndS- _ ~ T aontato 251,144 — Tbaletoh at Qaaera, Jwttgsrtftad, to tha lewaat ctab to The parade la which ttolpated. wae a mala the three parable to the^ Orleans," by Mr. Walton. their bands to the Fred Wert aad Mrs. s accompanied ttolr has hurt much of The Pteney^ pubHc aehools wfll ’** + it to IhfJE tot -Ti the •ad B. l. • ■■ Preto Breakdown Chronicle >* 2*-f : The Chronicle brother, L. T. Bran- ting out tale week I an. aad five grand- a breakdown to the . toMk to (ha (tram while edb section ef was being run off. T led by the led by v. L.