Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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From Liberty Hill mu*: .^su'ildiy. Anne Anne N. C.: N ffCL Ward- Jc.R Presley was host* the Church « Mrs. E. L. lst&i's* BE0 was assist ed ikfcvn serving and _ delicious Mr. ~«nd Mrs, of Bm Hilton in ^Mr T ^ Mn. S. H. Cundoikun. Jfr. and Mrs. Otto Henlieb and littfi daughter of Kodt Hill visited Mr. and Mrs. X. L. Janes on Sun- and Mrs. K. L. Jones sseMfe asa VOICE OF 210 •The Voice of Zion," of local singers, will Trinity Methodist chttru^ Oct. 3u at 7:30 p. m. The general gWic is cordmly invited toS- of Court for M the office of the ter G of C. W. Jones, PlaintifL vs. Wal tjr in plat No. 11. at page M the he will sell at of* m»- *.1* Jones spent r - days in Ch«lotte, N. C., last week while Mr. Jones was be- n... ^ ■ , Memorial hospital !f Frosen Foods. Inc., va J. W. Told of proseo Foods. Inc., I have « . \ . U unrwn Mr,A .ill 6o To CfcwrcK SanSoy NOTICE OP SALE Under and by virtue of sundry tax executions directed to me by the County Treasurer of Kershaw County, South Carolina, and by virtue of Execution against propen’ Mrs. J G. Uchodi. home on Monday by r f aad Mfci Bettia who win resume her Work at Watts Mm vacation, npson, Sr, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Alexander of Glenn Springa. Mr. and Mrs. Coan Allison and Master John Allison of Pleasant Hill visited Liberty Hill relatives on Sunday. Mn. L. P. Thompson, Sr., and L. John Thompson spent the week end ip Conover and at Mount Mitchell, N. C Mn. Lidie Cunningham, Mr. and Mn. Mac Goodman of Ches ter, Mr. and Mn. Jhmes Cunning ham of Great Falls visited Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Cunningham on Sunday. Hasten Lamar and Drennan Jones spent Thursday night in Camden with their cousins, Misses Marietta and Brooks Williams. Miss Gallic Jones, a teacher at Dreher High, and M. B. Cunning ham. a USC senior, spent the holi days for the State Fair at their homes here. Misses Sophie and Lai Richards visited Mr. and Mn. W. J. Rich ards in Concord, N. C., on Sun day. Master Dick Richards of Ker- shaw spent Thursday with his aunts, Misses Lai and Elizabeth Richards, while his parents at tended the Clemson-Carolina foot ball game. I Miss Marion Richards, Sumter, 'spent the weekend at her home .here. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wardlaw attended the Carolina-Clemson freshman football game in Colum- , bta on Wednesday levied upon and will seU at Public Auction In front of the Court House door in the City of Camden at twelve (12) O’clock, Noon, on the •rst Monday in November. 1242, being the 7th day thereof, the fol lowing described property All that piece, parcel or lot of land with improvements thereon in the St^te of Sooth Carolina, Coanty of Kershaw and in the City of Camden, fronting sixty-six (44) feet on the North side of Rutledge Street and running back north wardly therefrom with a uniform width to a uniform depth of one hundred eighty (ISO) feet, more or less, the western line of said lot being two hundred sixty-four (264) feet Bast of the Eastern side of Broad Street. Said lot is hounded as follows: North by prop erty of John T. Nettles; East by property of John Whitaker, Jr.; (South by Rutledge Street and West by property of John T. Nettles. A strip of land Ten (10) feet wide along the Western side of said lot Is subject to an easement reserved by John T. Nettles in a deed from John T. Nettles to the Kershaw Guards dated June li, 1221. and recorded in the office of the Clerk of Court for Kershaw County in Book B.C. of deeds at page 128. The above described property is more particularly described on a. Plat prepared by A. B. Boykin, This being the _ ^ conveyed by the Camden Frosen Foods. Incorporated, by deed dated the flat day of December, 1245, and recorded In the office of the Clerk of Court of Kershaw County In Book D.B. of deeda. at page 422. ALSO: The following property and fixtures on the Imm* 1 National Electric Mast Chop per. 1 American Electric SUoer 1 Biro Electric Meat Saw. 1 IKK) pound capacity Howe Truck Scale. 1 Koch Steam jackaled Lard Ket tle, 1 Koch Gas Burner Type Smoke House, 1 Screw Type Lard Press. 1 G. E. Compressor (7 1-2,H. P.) 1 Evaporative Condenser. Also, all other pereonal property sack as small took, butcher knives, saws, pans and Levied upon and to he eold as tha property ol Carolina Frosen Foods, Incorporated, for 1244. 1247 and 1242 unpaid coanty and school highest front of the Court Houee door at Camdrti, South Carolina, on aelee- dav in November, 1242, the same being the seventh (7th) day of said month, during the legal hours of sale, the following oeecribed property, to wit: All diet certain piece, pared or tract of land being situated and lying in Kershaw County, State of South Carolina, and containing ninety-five (95) acres, more or leas, and bounded as follows: On the north by the Horton estate lands, on the east by Lynches river and part of die same tract of land or Bruce D. Blackmon, on the south by land of Otis Hoff man and part of the same tract Bruce I st public bidder * that the to the to deposit with MILLETS for in hit at the conclusion of „ five evidence wv- of land or D. Blackmon and 0. B. DeBruhl, Sheriff Kershaw County. 8. C. MFStc. MASTER'S SALE >tate of South Carolina, bounty of Kershaw. The undersigned Master for Kershaw County hereby gives no tice that pursuant to a Decree of the Court of Common Pleas for Kershaw County made in the case on the west by land of the same tract or Bruce D. Blackmon. Also: All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land being situated in the County of Ker shaw, State of South Carolina, containing two hundred five (205) acres, more or less, and bounded north by the Alice Horton estate lands, on the east by State High; way No. 346. on the south by lands of S. P. Watkins and John and on the west by lands of J. E. Mangum. This being the tracts of land deeded to C. W. Jones by Mrs. Clarie Davis and John Jones and C. E. Jones, and recorded with the Clerk of Court for Ker shaw County. Terms of sale: For cash, the the same 2o be applied upon the purchase price hi the event of "lance but to be forfeited as ited damages in case o< non-compliance, and the property re-advertised for sale upon the same terms. No personal or deficiency judg ment is demanded and the bid ding will not remain open after the sale, but will be closed at the time and place aforesaid. > J. DOUGLAS MONTGOMERY Master for Kershaw County Savage & Marion, Attorneys for Plaintiff. 38F3U- Camden, S. C. Od 19, 1949. Dr. Karl D. Caughman Tltarts To DISCARD Your OM Lawn Mower D. P, • AMar Berrios ALL He also hat farlimtt for sharpening all typos of Cwmnf Tfoola . • • SPECIALIZING XU SAW SHAltPENINO D. P. Peebles *f«t in T1m Hotter Co. Each Day Exeept Friday Satisfaction Gvarantaod On All Woffc Mr. and Mrs. CRElJMIIf COIfllf I tews by fast, gkoond Package ini tab orodoe- sfidnrt, flowers,-; -Mywbtre, say d mr regwarly Bwyboundl For Nkr information. Greyhound agent. ID TERMINAL I Phono 249 H 0 UIV D rs. R J. Wardlaw, Jr., H McCutcheon and lit- ond *o* ifcla tie daughter, Irene, Miss , HUtoi ‘1 Sue Betty uiltrm Masters Jimmie and Billy Wardiow attended the State Fair on Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Clements, Jr., were weekend visitors of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cle- ! menu, ST. Mrs. James McCutcheon and Miss Irene McCutcheon of Bishop- ville returned home on Si visiting Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham, Sr., visited his sons in Columbia on Wednes day and attended the State Fair. Misses Clara and Louise John ston visited friends in Camden on SttfiAiy afternoon. Mrs. E. J. Cunningham is visit- W. K. Thompson, Sr M at PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACT ond REPAIRS MYERS WATER PUMPS J -f ' ■ f HILL PLUMBING COMPANY Phona 1228 V Camden, S. C J. G. Janet, Mgr. SEE FCtP OEAIFE NOW Concrete Pavement your best investment in Roads TTTTHDf a state's principal roads are boflt W of portland cement concrete, highway funds ate coeaarvsd because concrete roads Me long-lived god ggggpgricri to fenaistaina Ask your public ofRcfab for CONCRETE ROADS PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION * & <r|.‘ j. ‘’ # Mw* avUdla* ArtMtv a, e«. MS* 53. •OoodPHfUl and Mrs. Robinson while Mrs. John G. Richards is visiting in Laurens. Miss Jane Higgins of Lancaster spent the weekend at home. W. P. Beckham, who has been attending a school in Washington, ID. C-, has returned home. CAMDEN FAIR GROUNDS NOVEMBER 30N 3:00—EVENING 8:00 P. M. tors Open 2 and 7 P. M. t is POSITIVELY the only NEW BIG CIRCUS (Mbit here r LOW MATINEE ADMISSION PRICES 0 ADULT PLUS TAX Nl pnnr *'' 0 !'«IVANOV ** \»o'n ' Joining stag JdlKPHiTA flEli nmJk ♦TTTTTT* morales hew AERIAL SENS ATI O W BETTY MUER TqUEITR?E»l»T tQ'Atrnn ft® si FLOW? 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