The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 06, 1912, Image 7
faiitm ana flfrminal fitm*
* (*t*l by LOUWE N NETTLES . T.U^pfc^. 5l9.j
IW Mr*. I'ittM. 4
Qto, uf thu largest w>cia| affair*
I ? ju Canidmi lit H long tilMtt WUtt
^L-eptlon given in honor of Mrw.
Mm ion J'lHn ut ?ho Currl
? horn* on Tuesday of thin wenk
u boune W*g beautifully decoruted
(hl. < avion, i bf < oio?- Mbem*
J0i{ white a lid yellow. An ahuii
ut yellow chrysanthemum*
I,, t'vld< n< a ' brougbout the
JJ*. and yejlow <undlen with
i the a iuo color diffused
bellow ''Kill in th? ' CDgOlQU/
pnit> 6?> wHI hu1,0(1 l"01' HffHllK of
^ kind I be < "!<>r hcIh'iiu* v. a
,jl carried out In th? rofronh
>?(b, '!"? Ices and mint* being yel
g and while. The tea-table whh
autif ully arranged with cbryean
eiuiiin , as deooratlou.
Tli? Ki'esiH about uixty In number
,r? met ?1 tlio door by Mesdatnes
ii yatoi and Athol Mllier, in
9 receiving line wore MoHdames
U I'll tK, L. 8. Davidson, flurd
r tgixi Miss Hallle Cgpflsoiij Pre
iWK l,w'1 l>ii"'-li howl was
la, Freddie Hush.- MIhh Bessie
rdan poured eoffeo and Mra. 10.
von fl<aekow cut o ran go ' lee
earn. MIsboh Milan and Ethel
it*-*, Harriot .Shannon, Clam Wal
y and Mesdstnes HuQtejr bftJlg
<j Wiliia m Ancrum UBBlHCd In
rvlujf. If wiiH n inoHt beautiful
fair and well carried out.
i;iii Inlay .
On last FrJUay evening abou4
ilrty little boys and glilfc took
lejr expectant way to the homo of
(tie Mis:- Ha ra Del 'ass, there to
>lebrate the joyous occasion of
er fourth bjrtiiilay. Tho little ones
?japod and played and in every way
ijpyed themselves most thoroughly,
lieu they wore called to that most
>youB of chlhlhood'B many joys
ie joys of eating pink ico cream
Dd all manner of tilings hoth good
ad BWo?'t. And their childish, in
ocent eyes grew big with wonder
I the pink loveliness and propor
ont oi the big birthday cuke on
ios<* iced lop there bnnied the
jyr candles (hat numbered the
tare to which the sweet, little,
iue-oyeil Sara had grown. To. their
feat joy they received not only a
appy romp and the pleasures of
oo<l tilings to eat but In addition
o tills they each received a pres
ftL And the tact that they itiUBt
MVc nil this Kood time watt soften -
d by the knowledge that all the
'ay home they might toot their
oriiK to tlifir hearts' content.
Mrs. ('. Whitakei* Kntertniiis.
Mrs. ('. C. Whitaker entertained
last Saturday evening in honor of
Mrs. J. Hlakeney Zemp. Tho even
ing was spent at bridge. The prize
for tho highest score, a pair of em
broidery scissors, was won by Miss
Mary Boy kin and the gue&t of honor
received a deck of cards and score
cards. Those invited .were: Misses'
Esther UeSausfcure, of Jacksonville;
Brown and Kdwards, of Darlington;
Kate and Mary Lenoir, Mary Boykin
Francis Boykin, Selma ParriBh, Hen
rietta Johnson. Jane Bauskett, Lil
lan Yates, Harriet Shannon, Lai
[Hlakeney, Halllo Carrlson, Elizabeth
DuBosf, Margaret te Burnot, and
MesdaniHH Jack Whitaker, Blakeney
Zemp, Hij liter Lang, R. B. Pitts, and
C. Whitaker,
Iii Honor of Mrw. MU'Vuu*.
<>u Tlnmuluy night of luat week
Mr. ami Mr?, w. I,. DePai?? enter
tained at bridge In honor of Mr?.
Walter Stevens, of Lancaster, who
la tho guu?'t of Mr?. L.' S. Davlduon.
A delkiouH Ha Ind course wuh served
and tho affair wuh u n?o?t enjoyable
onu. 'i'ltoHo invited were Dr. and
Mrn. John W. Corbett, Mik. Walter
lUvtM, Mf. and Mih. I i, S piyid
?0B, and Mr. and ftfrv W. M SbftD
noii .
A Maniuge of Interna,
Dr. Alberts Moore, a toriuer
Camden hoy, wa? married on the
27th to MihH Sal lie McNultle, of
New York. Dr. Moore in the eldest
son of Mrn, Carrie C. Moor?, and
the late Dr. A. A, Moore, whofee
memory in hi ill fragrant in Camden.
Tho bride l? a young lady of excep- ;
tional beauty ami (harm of manner.
Tin- inarrlant" came a>; a ^upline to
friend* and relative# in Camden,
who know of tho engagement, but
did not expect it to he brought to
u happy con?umatlon before u?st
upring.
Albert uh is held In kind remein*
bf Alice hero null a host. of friendH
in his boy hp oil borne. Join in con- !
gratulations.
Mct-ling of Civic l.eague.
The regular monthly mooting of)
the Civic League will bo bold at j
the High School building on Mon
day, the ninth of Uecoinbor,' 1912.
A 1 ; members are urgently request
ed to bo present al (his mooting an;
the concluding of tho Rest Room
business; will render it a most lm- !
port an t one. Kloo Mltchom, j
Recording Secretary. !
1'ieinluipi List Out.
The i) rem i tun liat for the Colum- i
bin Poult ry and Tlgoon show , to bo
held January 28-31, is now out.;
There will be between ninety and!
ono bundrod special premiums be- .
Hidon the regular premiums ar? of- i
fered. Birds from all sections of
the country will bo exhibited. Mr. >
T. L. Little, of Camden, is secre
tary of the association and Is tak- 1
Ing a - great interest, in advertising,
the event, besides offering a hand
some $25 silver trophy cup for best j
hen in - show, and $25 silver trophy !
cup for best exhibit in American
class.
Long Auto Ti rip.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Briggs,
en route from Boston to Jackson
ville.stopped in Camden a few hours
Saturday. Mr. Briggs is the genial
manager of the Boston Wire Stitch
er Co., manufacturers of a . much
used machine found in nearly all
print shops, and he always stops
on his route to shake hands with
the printer men. They were mak
ing the Journey in a "Cadillac"
touring ear ? the same ear they
used last. year on tho same trip.
Make Your
Grocery
\ *
( lllo,lp quantity run your grocery money lx? made
tlii/" j ,UI ,,H ' ' ? ?M CWn fi,,Vn til qoa^tlty ami quality at
???. (^,U,n<i'y does not nmkc u ? Quality is n.s
? J ,LS <lUttnUty In* h ? lmrtfain, ? For instance, a |>ound
c?.ff?v a,> : ?flW tnr ('earer than a pound <>f moderate priced
' (>l' 11 |??uii?| of t>ad eoTfe?? will not brew so many cups
* v ,l pound of ^xmI coffee. ? V
in < S<> U ' 1 ' ' n,os* KWK^rlis. All our k<>?mIn are bargains both
n , " 1 y tttttl quality. Vour grocery money buys more here
1,1,1 hi any otbor store In town,
assu " <>f prices, with those- charged by others will
nso! ^ VOU ?r <>ur gixxl fattli iM quantity ? only a trial order ran
11 *'<>u of tin* sujwrior^ quality.
The 'Pure Food
Store
WILLIAM ItAKVKY '/KMP
?
\Vi*M?'rn Frbnid l^ya lllgli TrtlHlte
U> Memory of Cuiudou M?n.
"~"
ltedondo lica< h , Cat., Nov. 26 -
William Harvey Zoinp died at his
home in ltedondo Heach, California,
after but it (uw duyn of confinement
to hiH bed, Ihhi Monday,. November
18th. t%# body wuh l& ilUI
ikDgl6WOOd C( Wednesday li?>
20th. " Tbo burial service wuh pri
vate, yet a goodly numbor of our
follow lowimmon were preMBt, many
of them bringing their tribute Of
love and respect in the form of
flower#.
Tbo order for tbo burial of tbo
dead jih provided iu tbo Hook of
Common I'rayor, wuh road by <li?*
Hector of Christ church, the Hov.
Charles II. deOurmo, who, at - the
clone of the service spoke a few
wordd of appreciation of the char
acter of the deceased.
Father dedarmo said, 1? the
course of bin add rests, thai it wt^p
Contrary to the custom of the church
lot- officiants At fuuerals to preach
st'iinous, 111.- I'niy.T Hook SdfVIci
being all that was required to kIvo
tlod'B word of consolation to the
bereaved. On this occasion, bow
ever, he would venture beyond the
church custom and say what he felt
he could not help from Haying.
The warning adage, "Bpeak that
only which 1h good of the departed"
Weighed hut Utile with him today,
for there wan nothing, ho far as ho
know, savo good, (to attribute* to the,
character of William Harvey Zemp.
In tho fii'Bt, piaeo Air. Zemp wan
11 gentleman of that ty pe known an
tho Southern gentleman. Jlad ho
ever failed in oourteiy toward any
one in tills town? He wan, too, a
brave man, moving forward, undaiiu
lo<l by his failing health, amid tho
discouragements incident to. the
career of the business man in our
far went. He attended strictly to
bin own affairs; yet not to the ex
clusion of other people's interests.,
He was not self-centred. Ho wan
a friendly man, speaking tin* word
of good cheer where such a word
was needed. "I know* this to be
true," Father deGarmo continued,
"on one occasion In particular that
1 recall now, when Mr. '-Zomp and
I were talking together of tho thing j
worth while, put his arm around
my shoulders and looking kindly in
to my facO, he said: 'Father, you
are my friend and i am yours.' It
was this affectionate expression of
brotherly regard that first drew
my heart close to his heart." There
is another thing, the preacher ad
, ded, which you would wish nib to
mention here and that is that Mr.
Zemp's love for his fellow-man was
based on bis devotion to tho Friend
above all friends, our Saviour
Christ. He believed in the chris
tian religion, and, tried to live the
christian life.
When we humans pass out from
! the scenes of time into the region
j of immortality the best of us is
sadly Imperfect. Very few cliris^
i tlans are fit to go at , once from
J earth to Heaven. God knows how
; infirm of purpose we all are! And
, so by His mercy He lias provided a
I middle place, on condition . into
; which -the christian spirit enters at
i its parting from the earthly body.
In tills middle place our brothel*
i christians are trained and purified
hy the cleansing power of the I as
-si- ii of Chris\ to go up high\?*.
j "In Mjy Father's House are Many
| Mansions." the Saviour said. 'Tis
the chur Che's belief in the doctrine
' of progress 'after death that leads
us to do what can be done by
1 prayer lor trie faithful departed,
J .ind po we fii,:i?ftiy offer the old
i time christian intercession which
i ten thousand hearts are uttering
1 with us today, / for those dear to
(them: "Grant tliem, O, Lord, Kter
inal rest, and let light perpetual
sihlno n nrm thorn "
The November sun was shining j
its message of hope upon the beau
tiful cemetery at Jnglewood as wc
lowered all that in mortal of W1I- ;
liam Harvey Zetnp Into '^the ( keep
ing of Mother Earth, 'there -to await
the advent of the glorious day of
resureclion, nmd om;e more we com
mended his spirit into the care of
Our Father and the Saints and holy
angels. May all the remnants and
soiluroH of sin be purged and drove
away hi him in that waiting place,
and the full character of the true
gentleman be developed!
We offer otir sincere sympathy
to all the members of Mr. Zeiyp.'s
family.
The Governor in Richmond;
A special ih the Charleston News
and Courier, datert Dec. 2nd, says:
: "Governor and Mrs. Blcasc lef i
over the Seaboard this afternoon
; for Richmond, Va., where they go
' to attend the annual Governors'
! Conference, which opens in that
city tomorrow, and will be in ses
sion the rest of the week. There
are . many delightful affairs on the
programme. . r
"The Governor and his wife have
been Invited to take luncheon with
. President Taft at the White House
I next Saturday. They will probably
: return to the city Sunday night.
<*TY llON I ?H HOIJ)
IWIiHM'd l>y lltirriN, |<\>rtx>, A:
Coiuiwuy, of Now York.
i wu&loipftj boadji of $ 1 od ,
Ihsiumi By the Ojtty <>f o?n
d*n for Hi, purpo#* jrfertrttoi ibelr
??wn olecirk Hfbt im water pi.m ?
Wt ,v WW Monday tO Hauls, Pol
('O f, of New York, at a premium
of $1 i.91. Other lilddorH wuro the,
New York Lift Insurant# Co , $1,
6*6; |{, M, Kvt'H'ii A Co., ^ I
The F(rs( National Hank of ? n m
don, $ 1 f SI 8 p; Palmetto Nfttioo&l ityiik
of Columbia, $1,210; SplUer, Roder
ick A. Co., ,Clnelnnut I, $670; Woody,
McNeal & Co., Chicago, $320.
I lu Ko bids wore rwolvod hy t Ho
fi.cretary of tho commissioners, 'Mr.
J. J. (ioodale, and were opened by
llfjUlTI. d< l,oai ln? and BAVRf#, iWO
or the Commissioners, |)r, w J,
Dunn, Hi,, other commissioner be
in1* a hi t in
l>r. Hm.w^io'h
To Hay that our people are Kind
that l)|*. | j . h, lirowne, pastor of
the . Dyttleton St root Methodist
oburoh, iia? been returned to ChjU
don (loos not fniiy exprei the true
Situation. it la a blessing to our
entire community that thin noble
christian man has been roturned to
ut>, for no uian has over labored
n)Qlv zealously for tho upbuilding
of ( aiudt'ii and this (vommunity than
Dr. liruvviK!, and fow thero aro who
hav. boen'go successful in uniting
our peopi<> and bringing about a
brotherly loyo botween all. We
tool that his return to Camden Is
a public benedict ioii.
There Ih hut ono fooling of, re
gret l ii connection with his coming
hack io us and that Is, according
to tin* rules of tho MathodlBt chu rch
tWu will he Dr. Drowned last year
in 1 '.linden, lit* having already beeti
hero ih roo yearn, but we trust that
ho may ho spared many years to
carry on tho groa>t work he is doing.
i :i. c tion lor Alderman,
U'y reference to an ad in this is
kuo of Tho Chronicle wljl ho seen
a "Not ice oi lOloet ion" to bo hold
In Camden on Tuesday, December
Slat, for tho purpose of electing an
alderman for ward t?no, made va
cant hy the death of Mr. .Jaw. L. '
Brasiii^'lon.
Ituildlng u H.oni<V
Mr. Sydney Bin 1th is erecting a
handsome eight room two story
residence on Chestnut at reel between
the reBldence of Mrs. M. B; Bowell
and Cupt. M. L. Smith. Mr. Smith
will use thin aa Mb winter home
returning to tho north where lie
plays professional ball during the
Hummer months.
Married.
L Married, last Wednesday morn
ing at 8:30 o'clock in the Probate
office, Mr. Robert Clarkson, of Co
lumbia, and Miss Annie J. Hawley,
of the Hermitage cotton mill village,
The young couple were accompan
ied by a number of friends who
witnessed the ceremony and extend
ed hearty congratulations, The
bride is a young\lady of charming
personality and being becomingly
j attired, presented an interesting
i scene as she plighted her love to
the man of her choice. The groom
is to be congratulated upon the
prize he has won.
Auto Transfer.
Mr. Theo. M. Martin, of Lykos
l land, has nioveit to Cuiuden where
1 he has come for the purpose of put
ting on an auto transfer. lie can
; be found at Hotel .Williams and Ills
: rates aro reasonable. His car wl^l
] meet all trains:
l>oath of Min. Hlllolt,
Mrs. Gertie Rlliott, wife of Mr. .1.
T, B. Flliot.t, of Cassatt, died last
Friday, aged 3G years. Mrs. Klllott .
has been in bad health for some
time but her death was not expect
ed. She leaves besides her husband
two little boys about 5 and 7 years
of age. The burial took place at
the lilliott grave yard near ('as
sat t.
I ? ? - . ? j
IfeHtllH.
?Mr. J; W.- Outlaw, of Hethune,
! died at that place on November
; i'Urd after a short illness. Mr.
Outlaw had been engaged in the
! livery business at. Hethune for
? time. He leaves a wife and two
j small children to mourn his death.
Mr. Finley Hall, formerly of this
i county, died at his home in Ches
j tor field county last Saturday after
a short illness. The remains were
1 interred in Sandy Grove. He leaves
| a wifo and soveral small children. 6
Mr. W. T. Jordan died at his home
in Chesterfield e'Ounty last Friday
; morning after a weeks illness from
j pneumonia. He is survived by hla
1 wlfo and peven children. The bur
j ial services took place at Alt. Zion
I Methodist church Saturday,
? ' Mr. J. E. ' Black well, of Chester-]
field county, died last Sunday at
J Hendcrsonville, N. whero he
had been spending the summer.
The burial services wore heid at
Jefferson. Mr. Blaekwell was well
'and favorably known throughout
i this section, haviiiK many relatives
in Kershaw county.
i The average woman won't be
! content 'with the ballot: t<he will
! want a proper voting costume also.
' ? ? Pufk. _ . ,
ANG'S
PHONE 2
Holiday Delicacies
Celery
Cranberries
Malaga Grapes
Grape Fruit
Special Attention Called to Our
Choice Pickled Salmon
PHONE US YOUR WANTS
IGH GRADE
GROCERY
<?owneyf s Chocolates
jfior Christmas
7Ve have yuot received the largest
and choicest selection of Christmas
Candies ever brought to Camden*
Jtlso full line of 9/uts, SPaisins ,
Currants and Crt/stalized bruits*
From Uiv' modest mantel. tiiue-pieco u> the. stately hall
cluck ? t hey, aw. nil hero at a price fit suit- your pockethook.
A Word to the Wise About Clocks:
When you l?uy a clock &n if from a. reliable Jf\v?'lor. \)'<
(?1'.\HA\TKK our docks nn <1 yufi caii absolutely rely on theh
having ri^lit time AlAV.WH. Xict ux *lu?w you our selection.
G L.. BLACKWELL
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Jeweler and Optician. Camden, S. C.