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SURPRISE PARTY. Monday evening out at the "Du Bose Shack" twenty-five of Miss Charlotte DuBose's friends gave her a most enjoyable surprise party, in honor of her loth birthday. * Dancing and cards were enjoyed during the evening. Sandwiches and drinks were served. The following friends of the honor ed gue-e-t enjoyed this delightful oc casion: Misses Mary Lucia Tobin. Mary Leo Blake ney, Dorothy Var Landing ham, Tiny Lang of Columbia EHcn Saimond, Margaiet Boykin Martha Withers of Columbia, Ilarrid Beard, Mary Burnett, Pierce Cantey Joe Jenkins, L. O. Funde rburk, Hen ry St roh'-ck. r, Austin Jones,- J. E Cantey, Robert Rhame, .Jack Ilaile I>an Carrison, Everett Montgomery Jack Boyd, Jansic Clarkson, Budd^ Beard, George Brun?on, of Chicago Jody Lang and Julian Burns. Mrs. L. P. Tobin and Mrs M M Reasonover chaperoned the party. MRS. KIR BY TIPPER HOSTESS The Young Matron's Bridge CluL met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Kir by Tuppev. An extra table was added for tVu following guests: Mrs. Thornwcl Hay and her sister, Mrs Sanders of Charlotte, Mrs. A. M. McLeod an< Mrs. J. L Williford. Mrs. Thorn-well Hay won high scon prize and Mrs. John T. Mackey re ceived low score prize. After cards the hostess served ice citum and chocolate cake. NEIGHBORHOOD BRIDGE CLUB MEETS Wednesday aftersoon Mrs. Hughe? Tindal was hostess to the Neighbor hood Bridge Club. Three tables were arranged foi Contract Bridge in t'he living-room which was bright with mixed flowers Subsiittues for the afternoos were Mrs. H. O. Strohecker of Charlesftor and. Mrs Carroll DesChamps. iHigh score prize was won by Mrs. s J. L. Williford, consolation prize was cut by Mrs. Withers Trotter. fyt the conclusion of the games de lip'htful shsrbert, sandwiches and cakes were served. Mr. asd Mrs. Clyde Flowers of Charlotte spent the week end with Mis9 Evelyn Hinson. Tunney Into Politics James J. (Gene) Tunney, retired undefeated heavyweight champion, is being prevailed upon to enter the political arena as a candidate for congressman-at-largc or senatorial toga on the Democratic ticket in Connc ticnt at the November elec tions. .Both Roosevelt af * Vationa! Chairman I''arley favor his making the racc. MR. MOORE HONORED AT FAMILY REUNION. In honor of the COtih birthday of Mr. Levi Moore of LugofT, a family reunion of. the Moore family wa? held here Sunday at his home. There were 20 present. A number f hi. children ware with him as follows: Mr. and Mrs. D. T Moore, Gordon Moore, and Mr and Mrs Ezell Riely of Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. II. E Moore, Mr and Mrs Blake Moore Lillian and Togo Moore, of Lujroff Theie were also six grandc-hildrerj and a number of friends present a monjr tihem were Missvd P<?KKio Reed on, Pollie Sisson and Ralph Putnal' of Columbia, Newton Kelly, "aro" Bowen, Henry Smith, E \\ tfoykii Lewi* and J R Dinkins, Mitchell Ra bon, Elmer Melntyre of Lugoff. The dinner was enjoyed by (>ver; one present. BILL1E MOORE CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY .Monday afternoon Mrs. Raymond Moore gave a lovely patty for h^i little son, Billie in honor of his ~>U birthday anniversary. Twonty-fiv? little grls an<l boys were invited t< come and enjoy ;his happy oviasioi with Billie. After various gam.'s and eostest? the birthday cake topped with fine little candles was cut and the childrer were served ice cioam and cake. MRS. R. Ii. PITTS ENTERTAINS CLl B The Wednesday Morning liridg? Club was delightfully enteMaised las. week by Mrs. R. B. J'itts at her honu in Lake View. iMrs. Hughey Tindal and Mrs. Jot Guthrie substitutes for absent mem bers. At soon the hostess served a lovelj luncheon. I Mr and Mrs S. B. Beard of Roc I Htill have returned home after a de Ilightful visit with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smyrl on Lyttleton street. Mr. and Mrs. Wiilter Rush asd Mr, and Mtrs. Frank Hammer of Colum bia spent Sunday in C:\mden. After Ruth's Crown Jimmy Foxx, Herculean batsman of the Philadelphia Athletics, is being picked by baseball critics as the man who will make the fans forget the mighty Babe Ruth. When he pounded out his fortieth homerun the other day, Foxx w;<s more than a month ahead of the Rabe's mark .at that date in 1027. which was Ruth's rcsor<i season of oO homcruns. Predict Controversy Over St. Lawrence Treaty MISS VIRGINIA' LEE NETTLES ENTERTAINS Honoring: Miss Lois Lang of Co lumbia, Miss Virginia Loe Nettles gave a lovely Bridge Party last week. Three tables were arranged for Contract Bridge in the spacious Jiv ing room. High score prize was won by Miss Mary Goodale and the honor guest received a dainty gift. After cards the hostess assited by her Mother and sister served de lightful refreshments. Carolyn Kirby of Darlington it visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. I.. Willi ford. Mrs. John de Loach and two so.i have returned from a delightful vis: to Mr. and Mrs. Kershaw cie I.oaci in Winston Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Wylij Mc ore of Rue llill spent Sunday in Camden. Miss Marion Hinson spent the wee! end in Bra-chviile with relatives. A. A. Rea.;onover and M. M Rea sonover had as their guests for th< week end their uncle, Mr. Jim Rea sonover of Sumter. Miss Blanche DesChamps of Bi shopville. Miss Mary Hayes Calhoun and Warren Calhoun, Jr., of (Jreen wood aix> spending several days 1 hi: week with Mr. asd Mrs. Carrol Dos Champs. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Betzell and son, James of Chicago returned home Friday after visiting Mr. and Mrs. W (J Wilson, the hitter's ^parents. Mrs. W. D. Arthur of Union visit ,;d her daughter, Mrs. Hubert Wilsor iast week. Miss Aileen Graham is spending her vacation with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. H. E Graham on Laurens St. * # * Mrs. Louise Rosick has returned from a vacation spent in Charlotte Chimney Rock and Greenville. + * * The many friends' of Mrs. B. W. Rhame will be .pleased to know that she is doing nicely after a serious operation at the Camden Hospital, Saturday. * * * Rev Luther Bridgets of Gainesville Ga., who ended a two weeks evange listic meeting at the Lyttletor Street Methodist Church Sunday ev ening was called to Marion, S. C. on account of the serious illness of his ??ged mother and left immediately after services for Marion. Engineer Retires ' Win. B. Mayo, for a quarter ccn tUry power engineer with Henrv Ford, announces his retirement in n the company, effective Scjtj.ni r ! He is 66 years old. TIIK HKF HI NTKR Busy little hoo a-"h'.iu.::njr all the day; f{:in(f<'v dii ii hilltop nlookin' every way Bucket r>f bait a I uujinK ?n ?? limb; I/onpr It'Vtffd bee hunter by the name o' Jim. A fire in the bresh so Jim kin see Out ()' t h ' thicket and watch that bee. 1 I Ranker comffl a-humpis cm a rid whit" ho -s; Jim cay-: ' 1- ? 1> j-Vpt ain- so much* of i a loss. I Th' fir" away and spread all J a round ; .J in nri'l 1 1 a -k--, h ;? j'*l torn up th' j ground. The f ? co I ?1 iUtts of Hn-lo S'am's ! cash. And J in h 'd '? h >n' y to sweeten i h i v m A s h . But a mm" on the' bucket caused a whoh I >' of trouble. And th? t> e hunter's alibi was bust like a bubble. J'm h"d m mon?y. sr he went to the "coop," Where they fed him on tea and mighty thin sou p. Th'- bee's p'.ill a bur'.in _ from morn 'til night, And th' Hanger's still looking from th' same old ? ? ' ? ? 3 ? Charles V. Brereton. Romantic fashions for 1930.... The fomininty for 1931. but the swag ger for 1932. That wa.> the e>arly spring schedule which held through I'jmnpr and bids to be a fall favorite. 1 fwajrjrer coats especially appeal to j your.gsr women who makn sport wear | th-o keynote of their wardrobes . . ? . j The tweed swagger coats were and 1 are in demand ? and now the s.wag- j ger coat of light weight wool. he illustration show's a swagger I coat model which has proved exceed- ! ingly popular and will be seen 'in j number for early fall wear. CLASSIFIED ADS! " I LOST ? Savings D,;pt. Bank Book of . Leonard H. Schenk, Jr. on Bank of Camden. Finder please return to undersigned. L. H. SCILDNCK STRAYED? Dark Bay Mare Mule. Branded on left shoulder. Weight about 1000 lbs. Notify E. S New s' > m, Bishopville, S. C. .MILK COW FOR SALE? Fine Jersey Milk Cow with calf for sale. Ap ply at 1110 Fair St. WILSE W. MART? HARNFSS AND SADDLE MAKER An?,itoile l.cati.'or &r<d Shoe FinA.nft 4n?o To" Maker and (lep?ir?r d I I'H DEAL&M l'l) 4- I h- la Hampton St. P???? 6829 COLUMBIA. S. G. 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