The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 13, 1912, Image 5
^ iih*tlA Heath WMf the eluuruu
^?S# boiteae of a delightful
-?rtt party on th? ground* of
^Country Olub. The chil
p2j0??d many gamee ? drop
,k3iercbl?f. crack the whip,
*\?a then eettled down o?
, pillow? to play mon quiet
' ^d libten to the manrela of
7 tailing' Qreat bou-flree were
\ 7*i lit up a pretty seen* of
L faced, white f rocked little
L Quantities of delloloue
22s) *?d <MMntr pwt
ri nUh i n K touches to their hap
I? rben the firee were put
tid tbay al) went home, tired,
eofttent.
chaperoning the young peo
?| Ire. M? Heath, Mr*. Blair
j^^TItssea "Heurlett? ,John^
SlM Feck, Nan Trantham and
B4WkeW. Tboee attending the
were Misses Rhetta Heath,
[ Boykln. Hope Savage, Marga
r^NoIr, Marie Shannon, Agnee
?oo. Rebecca and Margaret De
^ Agnes DePass, Rhetta and
DeLoache, Willie Belle Mack
lUry Withers Klrkland, and
t*r? Louis Stoney, John' Heath,
. f. Mackey, Lambert DePass,
>ey deLoacb, Frank Trantham.
t 1/iNolr, Billy Btoney, Tap*
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IliM Boykln HntertaJn*.
lid Ellen Douglas Boykln, the
[Iter of Mr. and Mra, Dwglas
tin, was the hostes* at ? charm
dance given at the home of
p*rentn last Friday evening,
eautlful little favors were g|v
Bd delicious refreshments were
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hose attending were Misaee Blr
Douglas Boykln. Nancy Llnd
Nan and Betta deLoacbe, Mar
rtte Lenoir, Margaret Bauskot,
e Klrkland, Catherine and
f^etb Wallace, JBulalie Yates,
iutere Nettles Lindsay, Wm.
ley, John Heath, Kershaw De
che, Harry andv John Pprter,
Eand Cantey VUleplgue,
and Eugene Zemp, Lambert
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Miss DuBose Kiitertttlnu.
IIm Elisabeth DuBose entertaiq
|a honor of her Jtwo geusts, Mips
i Strohecker, of Charleston and
Me Hyrne, of Wajiterboro, in
' a charming manner one af*
this week. *
Essie Hyrne, Annie Stro-1
, Nan Trantham, Edna Carer,
jfrtoolt, Jane Ba^akett, Harriett
Kaon, Henrlette Johnson and
y Lenoir were invited to play
[Im Nan Tfentham made highest
* and won a beautiful engrav
brooch. Delightful refreshments
listing of lde cream "tfhd cake
e served.
gain in the morning a few Qth*
!rlends were Invited to play? the
e, a Bilver nail file, was won
Miss Annie Strohecker. Ice
and dainty sandwiches were]
ed. ,
"hoae present were Misses Stro
Jerj^and Hyrne, Virginia and
iuw rftlg Tay*<W? Bland *11-1
's.JJtherine Zemp, Clara Wal-|
Lindsay.
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VtM1 Umo?,
On? of the prettiest affairs of
the Mason wu at leap rear d*u<<
held at th?* Club House on 8eptom
>er I tii. it waf gotten up by, the
young ladle* of tho city and wm
altogether a moat thoroughly enjoy
ubh, affair from begin "lug to end*1
The ball waa gaily deoorat?i? with
great dusters of golden rod, gath
ered In the flelda near, and Japa
nese lanterns hung Jauntily about
to shed a most charming light on
all the gaylettes.
The cards for the first ten dances
wore hand painted and carried out
the decoration scheme of golden
rod ' and Japanese lanterns. Late
IH the evening dainty refreshments
of Ices and cake were serve..
. It was a ddeltghtful affair and
pr?vtd th?Jlr. ?PILr^^Um,
and enjoyment by three ringing
I cheers, after which lights were put
out and theVgay party went home
ward. Those who chaperoned were
Mesdames Btoney, Wallace, Carrlson,
Jordan Carrtson, Caleb Whitaker.
The out of town guests were Dr.
and Mrs. DeSaussure, of Charles
ton. ' IIIhhub Btroebecker, Luclu*.
Smith,, of Charleston. Hyrne, of
Walterboro; and Cary, of Detroit.
Those present were Misses Har
riott Shannon, Mary Lenoir, Lucia
and Lillian Yates, Hallle Carrlson,
Jane Bauskett, Belma Parrtsh. Kate
Lenoir, Clara Wallace, Virginia and
Minnie Craig Taylor, Jean Lindsay,
Elisabeth Carrlson, Bland WHUams,
Elisabeth DuBose, Catherine Zemp,
Prances Boykln. And Messrs. Caleb
Whitaker W. 8. Burnet, Henry
Carrlson, Burnet Whitaker, Burnet
Stoney, Jack Whitaker, Jr., Carl
Rehnberg, ; Geo. Alexander, W. D*
Trantham, Allison ^DuBoao, W. $i
Salmond.Buck Boykln, Alfred Boy
kln, R. B. Pitts, Kugeno Lenoir,
Cassette Zemp, Henry Beard, v Will
Wallace, Maskehberg Trotter, Ran
dolph Kfrkland, John Vllleplgue,
Henry Workman. j
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Excursion to Jacksonville and T?ra*
'. pa, Florida, via the' Atlantic .
Coast Lin<*.?
On Tuesday, September 17h, the
Atlantic Coast Llhe will sell round
trip tickets from Camden to Jack
sonville. Fla., at $$7.00, and to
Tampa at $9.00, Umltted returning
to reach original starting point not
later than midnight Of Tuesday, 8e^
tember 24th, 1912. Proportionate
rates will be made from other
will be made from other points
in Virginia, North and South Caro
lina.
Extra sleeping cars and coaches
sufficient to 'accomodate all pas
sengers will be pllaced ontrains
^nd everything will be done by the
flnan^gemeat of the Atlantic Coast
.Line to make this a first class fit
curslon.
?-?For tickets, Pullman accomoda
tions and schedules see tthe near
est agent, or address T. C. White,
Gen. Pass. Agt., or W. J. Craig,
Passenger Traffic Manager, Wil
mington, N. C. /
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Prfr Sale.
Farm of J. R. and S. H. Trues- 1
dale, 11 miles north of Camden, S.
C. This tract contains 131 acres;
76 acres open land, mostly level;
1 4-room dwelling, 2 tenant houses,]
2 good springs of water. Apply to
C. P. DuBose & Co., Agents. mU
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"Goodness" to tfie Housewife
*Uh pride of cooklnL, almltiea initerlaL that will make a?
potlzing, palatable food ? the kind that being* prai?? from tho
family or gta^et.
Only th* care we have devoted to purchasing grocerie* that
give the most satisfying results, can assure you ibjwlutely of
this goodness. When you t>uy frdin us you know that good
ness" is the first point that "we look Tor when renewing our
stock. "Goodness" is as necessary to our business ^
to you and your cooking. On it depends your future custom
*lth thUT store.
Pop "goodness sake," therefore, ule only the best ? found at
our store.
The goodness of our groceries Is as pleaslnic as the 'airiees.
an akb ?ws
PUT IN CONDI*"? FORK
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Mrs. Jfl. C. vouTresckew loft this
?feck for a vUilt toMlaata.
^uthsr b?ij ?u* t. r
McDowell, of weetville, w?r? in
Chmden thU week.;"'
Miss Louise Nettles has retard
ed from a ?e?k? *tay in the moun
tains of North Carolina.
. Miss iMbell Chappell, of Lykee
i*?? ? *?? the guest of her sister*
MIh# Kate Chappell, last Sunday, v
Supervisor M. C. We?t, who was
coj?rim^v to hlii home several days
last week toy sickness I# out again.
MIm Kale Marchlson left yester
;d*y tor Qre^ny||le where she wUI
resume her studies al Chlcora " odV
lege.
Mr. and Ifra . W. ; H. Dawes aro
"pending this week at the moun
tain resort* of korth and South
Carolina.
Mr. Dannie J. Horton up out soy
oral days this week at his olfc
home near West's Mill in the up
per part of the county.
The fixtures are being placed in
the store of the Sawyer Drug Co.,
on - Main streeet. They will be
ready for business in a few days.
n Messrs. N. jr. Sberrill and C. J.
Washan, of Charlotte, N. C>, are
here today driving a "Chase" mo
tor truck. & They are expeotlng to
rask? a sale to a local firm. . ? > Vi!
M iss J. M. Beery, an experienc
ed trimmer, of Baltimore, arrived
Tuesday and will have charge of
the trimming department at Miss
Mattie Gerald's millinery parlor.
A card received from Dr. W. J.
Dunn at the Columbia HospiiaL
slates that he is doing nicely . an#
is rapidly recovering from his re
cent injury received by falling
This wiil be good news to the doo
torY many friends.
Today is the anniversary of tho
big- barbecue held" September 18,
1868, in Hampton Park in this city.
The ditches ' or tts used in cook
ing the meats are still in evidence;
Many of our older people remember
the stirring times on this oo6asioi|.
Owing to sickness in our force of
help' and heavy demands upon our
Job printing department The Chron
icle this week Is not up to its usual
standard. We have used the malls
and newspapers in ottfer to get ad
ditional help and hope in the next
week to Improve the plfrer . ; ; ~ ;
/Mr: Charlie Gardner; who has
been in the Columbia hospital for
the past- few months returned to
Camden Wednesday. Mr. Gardner
was assistant yard masteer of the
Southern railway In Columbia Tind
happened to 4he -niisfortune of hav
ing his foot crushed by" an engine.
Citizens of Little Mountain re
port that the meteor, which lights
ed the heavens so brilliantly Sat
urday evening, burst, with a loud
explosion, shaking houses and caus
ing window pant* to rattle. Many
persons in Camden' noticed the big
meteor as it shot across the skie*.
Ita, a young girl from Los Aii??
geles, Cal , who has an international
reputation, will open a Week's en
gagement soon at the Opera House.
She gives a performance that is
hard to explain in advertising, as
it is one that must be seen to be
understood and appreciated. How
ever her manager assures that 24
hours after her first performance in
iMs^ity.lhat Ita will be tKb talk
of the town. Between '"IQPs
the Walzer Bros. iWssical Comedy
Co., give their * performance, and
they come highly endorsed as being
highly entertaining. Evidently Jta
and her company ?re worth going
to see:
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Rising Star Chapter No. 4, R. A.
M'., meets third Tuesday in each
month. J. B. Wallace, K. H. P.;
N. R. Goodale, Scribe; J. W. Wil
,eon, Secretary.
Kfershaw Lodge No. 29, A. F.
meets first ? Tuesday in each
month. /R. T. Goodale, W. M.s
? W.VGeisenheimer, Tress. ; J. W>
Wilson, Secretary..
Camdeh Lodge No. 119 L Q. O. F.;
meets second and fourth Tuesday
in each month. R. T. Goodale,
N. G.; C. W. Birchmore,* V. G.;
I. C. Hough, Secretary,
Jr. O. U., A? M., meets fourth Fri
day night in each month. C. W.
Birchmore, C.; J. P. Bateman,
S.
HYe Oak Camp No.- 49, W. O. W.r
meets first Thursday- night in
each month. C. W. Birchmore,
C. C., WC E. Johnson, Clerk. ,
DeKalb Lodge No. 41, K. of P.,
meets second and fourth Thurs
day nights In each month. W.
O. Wilson, C. C.; M. H. Heyman,
K. of R. & S.
Poplar Camp No. 869, W. O. W.,
, meets Monday nlgnt on or before
the full moon in each month. B.
B. Sparrow, C. C.; J. B. Camp
belle, Clerk.
Seaboard Hallway.
Northbound.
No. 66 Leave*.'. .. .. 6:47 a. m.
No. 58 Leaves .. .. 5:18 p. m.
No. 84 Leaves 7:26 p. m.
I^J-^jpSouthboundK^Wij^ & 1
No. 57 Leaves .. . ? 10:20 a, m.
No. 81 Leaves .. .> 11:15 a. m.
No. 43 Leaves . . . . 11:86 p. m.
zssr
No. 118 Leaves .. ^8:20 a. m.
No. 117 Leaves 6:67 p. m.
Southbound?
No. 118 Leaves
n?- %*m
. , Noi
No. 2 Arrives ifi
awiuuu. r-jpf Ti ?
' ??" ? ? a* m
. . t - ? .8:40 p. m.
Lway of S. O.
Trlsd ?Kro A|l.
The busy housewife who fealUv?#
Art piwty of hard. atver Jtaprt*
UMrtxxJy laid up with' a bad ?cU
whan her matd left, no ?he naked Jier
husband to go dtown to the registry pf.
floe about another.
He started at ten o'clock In the
naming and retained at three worn
and tired.
*What'a the matter, my lore?" ask
ed the wife aollcltooafy aa he aaak
Into a chair bealde her bed. "Were
there no aervanta at the offleeH
heapa of 'em," replied he, with
a groan; "but. unfortunately, they'd
all worked for ua before!"? Anawera.
!b3Se?$ * ? ?
Explanatory.
"Mrs. Twtckham can read one of the
moat learned papera before her liter
ary society you ever heard." w
44 Paha Everybody knowa Mra.
Twlckham hasn't a thimbleful of
bralna."
Tn not talking about hep tralna.
I Mid she could rea? a very learned
palter before her Utarftry society, ?ud
so she can. Professor Twtckham
writes all her essays."
A Lifter.
"Of course," said the energetlo cam
pamper, "you understand that t am
f$r the uplift of the people."
"Tea," replied the blunt dtlsen.
"But I'm not sure you don't regard the
people "somewhat aa you do the ele
vator man. He Js alwaya going back
and forth to uplift aomebody, but he
nevtr gets a chance to get off any
where on hla own account" *
Further Instructions.
Judge (to Jut^y) Have you agreed
apaft a verdict t Is tho prisoner guilty
or mot guilty of theft, as charged the
lad^tment?
Foreman ? We have not yet reached
?* verdict, your honor. I missed my
~ 1 itbook In the night and I would
fully ask that esch Juror be
1 8LIGHT MISTAKE.
Quest (in cheap re?taurant) ? Here
waiter; this napkin Is dirty.
Waiter ? Beg pardon* air. It merely
get folded the wrong way, air.
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Ma QooeO Revised. ?
Jack Sprat t could fry no fat
Whan the convention met. .
His friends a*re? 'tie likely he
Will not an office set.
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A 8trenuous Exhorter.
1 understand you hare a very pow
erful preacher at your church, Mrs.
Scadswad." > V.
- "Yes, indeed. Dr. Plumply UC>ery
eloquent."
"Does ho thunder in his perora
tions?"
"Does he? ' Why, the way that man
pounds the Holy Book la almost a mo*
rilega."
y Just One Guess.
"It seems to mo that the man who
permits himself to think hasehall and
talk baseball all the time must be
Veak mlhded.;'
"The team ' that's representln' your
home, town this year la ma kin' a poor
ihowln*, d&r*
Its Fundamental Weakness.
"I wonder If the oountry will enter
tain this Idea of a third party!"
"Well, as far as entertaining goes,
you know the old saying~jtwo's ft com
pany, three's a crowd." ,
?d Energy. tm
t>ack from flshlag)*-!
i less than an how.
Wife?There's * fish
a that, John.
PHONE 2
New Arrivals.
* ^ ' Kjnti'i Himild Bacon
Palsy Flour
feMMrialCoffo
SlupMnt National Biscuit
Go's Ca?*t ?M Crackers received
ewjr woot.
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PHONE US YOUR WANTS
7?'* ' ' ' .. iy ' I t
IGH GRADE
GROCERY
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IF YOU WANT A GOOD AND PURE ICE CREAM
COME TO THE Camden Candy Kitchen
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We make our Cream from pure milk and cream"
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We do not use corn starch or junketr
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A TRIAL ORDER WILL. CONVINCE Ybu
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The house complete. Jack's mind was free.
To make the grounds look good
He 'bought the best in tools from US
As all fine gardeners should.
" * w^iV;^ib:3itr4 v;: 0QA ? ' jw: ; V
than, a w*U kept lawn or garden,
tools to dp th'lsu wsll. We have sold
this kind of
tha* ***0" the exa<*t requirements of (this district
y<mr*9**to. , 'j*0Z .
Come in and look around. Yon will find them all here?
at the right price.