The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 25, 1949, Image 5
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Court House
News
The following reel estate trans
fers have been recorded in the
omen of the clerk of court, Ker-
^county, for fte week ending
rJ- W. McLain to John and May*
belle Clinton, lot S miles east of
Camden.
C. E. Davis to Eddie Branham
^ lot 1 mile east of Camden.
Eric Reeves to Wallace Reeves,
undivided interest in lot
tin Highway 1, 2% miles north-
least of Camden.
i n „ Kirkland, et al to Isaac
Boyd, lot on Knight’s HiU road.
' ^ RtwTto Laura Bra
l, » acres in & D. No. ft
township.
|wa
, l*. Gifton JoUmr to
[Mickle, lot No. ft Kirkwood de-
TOWnent just west of Camden.
Kendall Mills to city of Cam
den, 3.8 acres in city of Camden.
Keendall Mills to city of Cam
den, strip of land lying immed
iately north of Pine Tree School
rasg- S. O’Cain to Annie W.
Seagle, 12.9 acres in Kershaw
[county.
Ella Mae J. Fred and Belle
ohnson to E. J. Copeland, 1 acre
south of town of Kershaw.
Clarence O. Owens to Harold H.
Shirley, lot on W. S. of Lyttleton
[street in Camdeg.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
The following marriages have
een recorded in the office of the
judge of probate, Kershaw county
John L.
V. S. Hat Highest
Accidental Death
Rates In the World
The United States may have
the highest standimi of living in
the world, but it also has one of
the world’s highest accidental
death rates.
The U. S. rate in 1948 was 67.1
deaths per 100,000 population, as
compared to a world-wide post
war average death rate of 48.9,
according to die 1949 edition or
“Accident Facts," statistical
yearbook of die Nation Safety
(Only three countries topped the
ccidental death rate of the U. S.
-Iceland, Egypt and Austria.
Those countries had rates of 715,
83.8 and 8St9 respectively in 1948.
Mauritius, a British Island near
Madagascar, had the lowest re
ported postwar accidental death
rate of £Jin 1947.
Rambert News
r-i . •/
Mrs. W. F. Baker was the sup
per guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. C.
McLeod of Pisgah on Sunday
night
Lawrence Vinson spent Sunday
in Columbia.
Mrs. T. M. Moore. Mrs. Pearl
Norris, Mrs. Myron Lovering. Mrs.
~ “ 1 Mrs. W,
for the week ending Oct 21
John Edward Stephens, Naval
Base, to Olivia Christine Peebles,
Joe Nunnery, Camden, to Sylvia
Louise David, Camden,
rt John
GUbert
Antonecchia,
to Doris Vir-
Pa.
Portsmouth. Va, - to
ginia Seabolt^Irvona,
Glascow Warren, Camden, to
Dora Johnson, Camden.
Hannon Scott Camden to Mat-
tie Davis, Camden.
Willie Reid, Camden, to Re
becca KellyVBoykin.
Bertie Young and Mrs. W. F.
Baker visited friends in Horatio
Monday afternoon.
Miss Anna Shuler of Sumter
visited her parents over the week
end.
Mrs. H. K. Delk spent Friday
in Sumter. «
Mrs. A. L. Baker and son of
Ash wood visited Mrs. W. F. Baker
on Sunday.
Furman Baker of Fort Bragg
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. C. J. Baker.
Mias Lei is Brown of Ash wood
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
T. J. Brown over the weekend.
R. L Phillips of Columbia spent
Thursday afternoon with Carlton
Mr. an
children
. and Mrs. E. S. God bold and
attended the Jackson-
James reunion Sunday near Ho
ratio.
David Chandler of Joanna spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. Chandler.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sanders of
Sumter visited relatives on Sun-
and Mrs. George Brittain
d *fc.
of Columbia spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McLeod.
Fraser Sanders of Newberry
visited relatives here on Sunday.
MILLER'S For Lumber
Dairy Calf Show
Held fa County
The first 4-H dairy calf show
as held Friday, Oct 14 at Red
HiU School in 'the Liberty Hill
section of the countv. Twelve
calves were shown from three
community 4-H dubs, Ebenezer,
Red Hill and Stdheboro.
Prises and awards were given
by the business institutions
the county.
E. D. Dawson, head of
through
Prof.
by fae^SanishSSSem 1
Jr. Calves: Johnnie Clark, first
place; Frank Jackson, second
place; Jessie Mae Stover, third made score of 90 each.
irirt* Ralph Brown, tl
Jr. Yearlings: Wuey
rst place; Rosevelt 1
Haywood Stover, third
yes: Glenn Stover, Jr.,
; Rosevelt Stover, sec-
Sammie Mingo, second
t, third place.
Clark, Jr.,
first place; Rosevelt Duren, sec
ond place; Johnnie Drakeford,
third place.
Grand Champion: Johnnie
Clark, grand champion; Wiley
Clark, Jr., reserve champion;
Glenn Thompson, Jr., third best
place calf.
Judging teem selection win
ners for the county 4-H clubs to
represent the county at Chester
district show was taken from the
highest scoring dubsters (first 4)
were Wiley Clark, Jr„ and Alava
Drakeford. Jr„ of Red Hill dub
and Curtis Jackson of Ebenezer
4-H dub and Sammie Mingo of
Stoneboro 4-H dub. TT
These boys
CHEAP MONEY
We saake
no
loans of $30050 or more
by any reliable
rate below that
. Mo rad tape —■
by the
Winchester Graham Premium Service Co.
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Phone 2-2897
first time in a
ctacular circus
imed as
ros. tt
h is —.—
t Camden on
at the Fair
mances at 250
s renewed this
r for the de-
n of the young-
o bring a bit of
Iders.
performed by
li Trope, who
generation of
od performers
ling leaps over
>ne, then two,
illy the whole
circus trained
xception to the
days and the
i Cristiani stars
e added somer-
erial flight and
> somersaults to
rough hoops of
by anyone it is
never forgotten. The finesse of the
finished performer is always in
once in the members of the I
greet Cristiani Troupe who make
it appear an effortless flight, com-
paraole with the lazy stunting of
modern aeroplane.
In the three rings and on the
to!
iTeUyourt
iyouri
’cUNAlfGRAtfS FRIENDLY FOLKS
wm wR-
of Coset ta,
ChiU, Tripoli, Ramon and Bennie
Cristiani such stars as Prince Ki-
Gore, and his “Command Per
formance" lions; Mario and Jose-1
phina Ivanov, somersaulting stars
of the tight wire; Teresa Morales,
netless sensationalist of the I
swinging trapeze; an aerial sym
phony featuring Hester Ferdan,
Ramona and Reynosa; Betty Bil
ler, champion rider of waltzing,
rearing and hind leg walking
horses: Marion Knowlton’s heard!
of performing elephants; Rita Bil
ler, endurance aloft; Liberty
Arabs in a dappled sea of waving |
manes and flying hooves; Re
Rep pert’s ponies; George Hu
trio, aerial bap; Ricci and
riquita, grai‘
is^ in all man-
beaded by George Delheanie in]
stunts on stilts and “scraping the
sky on a skyscraper bicycle. 1
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Marie* Ttt Debtor*
All parties l&debted to the estate
of Robert Donlap are hereby noti
fied to make payment to the under
signed. and all parties. If any, hav
ing against the said eatats |
will present them likewise, duly
attested, wlthlnlhe time prescribed
by taw. rmtp
. JT * Bessie Dunlap
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o o o o
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ADULT
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BUILDING SUPPLIES
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Roofing
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CAMDEN
LUMBER CO,. INC.
Electric - Plumbing and
Heating Contractors
SOLD AND SERVICED
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Electric & Plumbing Co.
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(loving The Camden
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HOUSE FUKNISHINGS
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W, F. Nettles & Son
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