The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 08, 1914, Image 5
SOCIAL NEWS
THE voice.
Mill Kit K w only one Imw am) only o*?
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till ihliiif* under Hie tun
tm ,he "'ind. th* wind
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? #A ifP wbHt*v*i* Mm Iwwr *nd the Ood.*b?
Hy bflnif H*4' -vou a"(' ,ne*
hi>??h k wipi'i'itie III that pofintc vole*
Whk-li men ???!? harmony,
Albert lilK?low Paine.
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lll^ Vouiigt-r Si'l Ounce.
Widi echo## of wwidiiiK tyUft
Htlll in (he Klf in4 with rooms
tranHforUiOil ll? a bower of Spring
beauty, with masses of flowers from
wooiIh anil garden, the younger wet
trlpp?'<l (',e "Klit fantastic at the
bome of Mr. and Mrs. Mratton de
kogoh on lit, si Friday evening. This
tW( jB (-nut posed of a bevy of pret
ty gijplH, whose dresses repreBented
every Hi'1 <>f the rat n bow and whose
bright HinlleH and happy facos en
huiict'il the brilliancy of the scene.
To xay ndliit'K about ilieir escorts,
for "by tlie gallants they were
feted."
The dunce went on until 11;80,
i ii 1 1 the hours bore away only happy
memories. I'unoh an<l sweets Were
nervc.l the evening.
l'. |>. A.- Metrtlng.
This large and popular organlza
tiou had a delightful meeting Mon
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
0. H. Lenoir, with Mrs. Lenoir, Mrs.
Sal lie K. Hlukeney and Mra. Sallie
Hoy kin an hostesses.
Only one thing marred the pleas
ure of the afternoon, aud (.hat. was
that they were forced to ggcept the
resignation of the popular and ef
ticicni president, Mrs. John C'antey,
wbo lias done such a splendid work
for Jthe chapter. Mrs. Win. Shannon
whh elected President. This was a
happy choice, for Mrs. Shannon was
the chapter's first , president, and
It was through her untiring efforts
that the work whs "set in- motion"
a work that has ever been close
to her heart, and we feel sure will
be safe under h6r leadership.
Comuiittees reported and all ar
rangements were perfected .for the
Veterans dinner. TTuesday, May 12,'
4 After business the hostesses serv
ed Ice cream, strawberries and cake, j
The. following are the chapter of
ficers: President,. Mrs. Wm. Shan
non; first vice president, Mrs. (i.
H. Lenoir; second vice president.1
Mrs Jos. Wallace; ? treasurer, Mrs..1
B. K. Sill; recording secretary, Mrs: ?
Hi li Team; corresponding secre
tary, Mrs. W. D Tratham; historian,!
Miss Leila Shannon;, registrar, Mrs.'
H. f j. Watkins.
Wednesday Morning lirldge Club.
In. flower .filled rooms, Mrs. D.
A.' Uoykin charmingly entertaine"d
the Wednesday moaning bridge club
tils week. After cards a salad ,
course was served. This, club is
'composed of enthusiastic bridge
players, and the entire membership
were out in full force. The visitors,
of the morning were Mrs. C. dl. '
Yates, Mrs. llratton deLoach, and
her Kuest, Miss Hunter, of Vir
ginia.
. I 'or Miss Hunter. ,
Mrs. T. Kirk land entertained
two tables of bridge on Monday eve- (
-ning in compliment to Miss Hunter,
< or Virginia. ' . Dainty refreshments
were served during the evening.
hambcr of Commerce Membei'fit
1'hose of you who .have not sent
in your membership cards \v,ill plea?
<lo so ;it once? It is important that
wo have them as soon ns possible, ;
C. P. DuBose, Sec. . 1
Mr. Lewis Lee Clyburn was a vis
"or at Kershaw this \freek.
ft* KKHONAL mention *
of (ittdWMMl OvW
<Ul> 1?> Our
MIkh Olu liuth uue, of Bethune,
wo* ^ visitor in Camden Tuesday.
Mr. and Mm. Jefftor*ou Hoyd, Jr.,
of Columbia, are vlHlting in the
? U> .
Mrs. Ciuy (iunter, of Columbia* 1*
visit Jug h**? parrntK, Mr, and Mrs.
c i shannon.
I Mr?. John IC, Ithaine and son,
Clurkson, are on a visit t6 relatives
iu Darlington. -
Mrs. Sallio Unite, of Heath
ftyrfbcs, . bar daughter* Mtb.
K. P, Trtu<sdnhi here hint WMk
Mr. and Mih. N. 0, Arnutt and
Mr*. Klla Twitty spent tha week end
lu Kershaw as nueats of Mrs. H. E.
Reese, ' 4
Mrs. K. A' Durliiiiu and ?on, Ed
win, of Charlotte, are the guests of
Mr. and Mih. J. S, Rhumo on Lau
rens , stroet,
MIbh Marion QjaJtfr, who ban bMP
the guest of Mih. John W. Corbett
for the puut ten days, has returned |
to her home iu Chicago.
i Mitb, \v. I). Trantham> Mrs. S.
W. Parker, Mih. M. A. NIIuk and
i Mrs. S c. Awhe were among the
v I h! t oi'H who left here thin week for
tii<- it-uniou at Jacksonville.
Messrs. John T. Mtickey, J. 8.
Lindsay and C-' H Yates attended
1 the 4?ankern meeting tn HOTmettBVtlle
I Wednesday. Capt. Shannon, who
was HchedUicd to make an address
to the hankers was unable to at
tend,
Capt, and Mrs. L, L. Ciyburn left
Tu^Bday for JackHonville, FMa., to
i enjoy the reunion exercises. Be
fore returning they will visit Saint
Augustine, Birmingham and Atlan
ta. The trip will consume several
weeks and the genial Captain is
combining business with pleasure.
Dr. J. E. McLure and Dr. Harvey
McLure, of Bishopvillo, brought
a colored patient over to the
Camden Hospital last Thursday for
an operation. Patients recently dis
charged from the* Hospital e>'e Joe
McCnekill, Jr., child of Mr. and Mrs.
T. B. Bruce, Mrs. Decs, Mrs. John
N. MoLeod, Mrs. T. C. Gladden., and
Mrs. Dixon.
Detttli of Mih. W. C. Horton.
Mrs. Louise Horton, wife of Mr,
, W. C. Horton, died at her home
near Bethune on Wednesday of last
week, rtged 70 years. She wan bur
led Thursday at Tiinrod. Mrs. Hor
i ton left her husband and two sons,
-PhoH. K\ and M. H. Horton; and
two daughters, MVs. Ida Copeland,
and Mrs. Pauline Mobley, surviving.
l*isgaii Newx Items.
(Rcmberta, May 5th. - Rain is bad
ly needed here. The oats are suf
fering for water, also the gardens.
Cotton chopping is going on. Some
cotton late planted is not up.
There is a good deal of sickness
about, but no cases Serious as yet,
Mrs. J. K. McLeod, of Renibert,
re.yrned home yesterday l'rom Co
lumbia where she had been visiting
her mother. '
Miss Sadi6 Rogers attended the
party at Mr. Bradley's last week.
?--There will be a public debate at
Pisgah church next Saturday after
noon on Woman's .Rights. The la
dles of the church will sell ice
cream and cake for the benefit of
the church after the debate.
AHbs Madge Rogers w'ent to Co
lumbia last. Saturday, to visit rela
tives. and take in the city. She re
turned Monday.
The Pisgah school will close this
week ... . '
Mr.. J. E. DuPre went to Colum
bia last week.. s>
Adversity the Lesser Evil,
For one man who. can stand pros
perity there are a hundred who can,
stand adversity. ? Carlyle.
Did you ever stop to think how much
of the happiness of your home is due
to' the groceries you buy ? - . ?*
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A bad stomach will ruin the best
disposition and poor quality food is
the surest way to ruin your stomach. Use the finest
food only and be SURE of making YOUR home
happy; It it the kind of groceries we sell that are
creating the happy home around you.
TRY OUR GROCERIES '
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BRUCE'S
The Pure Food Store
Ads Inserted under thin heading
for 1 cent per word. No ad taken
for lean than 225 eenta.
WANTED- Vou to bfo J II. Zemp
if you want your oatB cut and rak
?d. Satisfaction guaranteed.
FOR SALE Pony and buggy, K?n?
tie and will work anywhere. Apply
to M. (J. lluckabee, Camden, 8. C.
FOR BALK Two horse Neisbei)
way. on In good condition, $ 1 f> eaah.
A I ho Georgia aoi'tchum cane seed.
Cane took blue ribbon at Kershaw
County fair. C. H. Spradley, rfd
2, Camden, 8. ('. ltp. '
FOR SALE- Good, Bound, gentle
family borne and buggy for sale.
Apply Camden Motor Co.
FOR RENT- At once <i room
house with bath on Mill street,
E. C. von Tresckow, 3
LOST Last Saturday, between
the old court houae and the second
l^wii creek, a lady's heavy brown
<;oat with bla<k collar and cuffs.
Reward to finder if returned to
Chronicle office. 3
BICYCLE REPAIRING I have
opened a repair shop in the atore
next aouth of the furniture atore of
J. F. Bateman on South Main st.^
where 1 wijl be prepared to handle
any and all kinds of bicycle repalr
'.ng. Bring your ailing wheela to
Die. H. K Heard, Jr.
FOR HALE My liouw and lot on
East DeKaib street for aale. House
baa all modern conveniences. Ap
ply N.' H. Goodale, Camden, 8. C.
FOR SALE Drummer, Ponderosa
and Matchless Tomato plants^ for
aale, J. B. Zemp.
FOR SALE ? Cabbage, Tomato an
Potato plants foj- sale.* Apply Lau
rena Street Greenhouse or telephone
21 2 -J, Camden.
We are now running advertising
slides at 50 centty per week. Vic
toria Theatre. "
FOR SALE - Three Aberdeen
bull Calves, 31-3 2 pure, 4 months
old. Price fifty dollars each. Hen
ry Savage, Camden, S. ('. 4t.
? FOR RENT -tHyo story house,
also a 4 room house for rent. Ap
ply to 1206 6th AVe., Brokd, Cam
den. itf.
? FOR &A LE Oil RENT ? The Ed
wards i Cottage on LaFayette Ave
nue. Apply C. P. PiiBose & Co.
GIRLS AND BOYS ? We pay you
well for a few hours pleasant work.
For particulars, address, Box 201,
Gre'enville, S. C. 6t.
FOR SALE ? Hunting right on
1,000 acres of land from 8 to .10
milts from Camden. Reached eith
er, .by dirt or railroad.. Apply to
I. C. Hough, attorney, Camden.
A I TO TRANSFER.
Country automobile trips at reas
onable rates. W. G. Hay'H garage,
phone 166 or 305-J; 2.
Dr. I. H. Alexander j Or. R. E. Steven
Alexander & Stevenson
DENTISTS
OHice Southeast Corper Broad and DeKalb Stt.
Dr. E. H. KERRISON
DENTIST
Unrrrsaoy ? to L?.- W.- A4&t,o?? -
Office In the
Muun Uuildlng Phone 185
MONEV To XOAN
ON REAL ESTATE ? EASY
TERMS
E. O. vonTresckow.
Victoria
THEATRE
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SEEJTHE GREAT
FEATURE FILM
TODAY
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LULU. Leader1'
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A Famous Comedy
in Two Reels
Also Three other interesting
reels for Today
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Admission 5 and 10 Cents
inhuranch itndn to citiks
UlMriliutlou of lttivofiuc* Hctrlvtil
I'V?IIII St?t?< Tax.
Columbia, 8. 0.. April 30. By
an aet <>f < hi) legislature passed. U?
March, 1910, every foreign fire in
vqrance company licensed to do
l>ubliu>HK In thin state in required to
mak? a true accouiUlug of ull pie
mluniH received from fire insurance
buainesti done <luring the year in
any incorporated city or town in the
state having a regularly organised
lire department with fire apparatus
to the value of $1,111 and upwards
which has compiled with the terms
of the act. The tax of 1 per cent
on these premium collections 1h psid
to the towns* in which the collec
tions are made.
Forts three tow&t have qualified
under (his aot and the following
statement Ih made showing amounts
to he paid to various town treasur
ers' on arcount of fire department
lax, for theyear ending December
31, 1913:
a hhwvine" '.y : "y > r >*o,o 1
Aiken 3 5 7.34
Anderson ...... , . 514.7^
Bamberg 115.84
pelton . , . (53.29
Beaufort . , f? 4,4(1
BonnettesvOle . . . ; . . . . 208. i 4
Blshopvllle . i. . . 1 8 4^84
Black v lib? . . ; 88.34
( 'aimlen 272.10
Charleston .. ;. ., 2,228.72
<;!!fqtirl^^^,,, ZUM
Columbia 2,011,44
Clinton . . . . , . 121.61
Darlington . 274.83
Kasley .... . . 01.48
Florence . . . 401.98
Port Mill 47.71
Gaffney 166.18
Georgetown ..287.18
Hartsvllle 1 20.78
Hpnca I'ath. . . . . . ^ ^ , . 64,04
Klngstree .. .. ..
L&ncsster . . . ; . . .... . . 250.65
Jjttlireris 202.21
Manning . . . . . . .... . . 178.84
Marlon . . . . .... . . , .201.82
McColl . . (52.1 4
Newberry, ... . . . . . .. . . 247.8ft
North Augusta 175. yi
Orangeburg . . 332.56
Rock Hill 405.43
St. Matthews ,63.15
Sumter .. . 592.43
Senectt .. ..73,14
Spartanburg 735.54
Tlmmonsville 101.87
Union 167.03
Walterboro . . .'. 59,71
Winnsboro . . . . ? . . 14 3.24
YorKville . . . . 1 23.82
\KW TRAIN TO ATLANTA.
Atlantic Coa?(, Line to Operate a
Throhg-h Sleeping Car Service.
Commencing May 3rd, the Atlan
tic ('oast Line will inaugurate a
through Sleeping Car Servtce ?
tween Wilmington, Florence, Sum
ter, Augusta and Atlanta, hi con
nection with the. Georgia Railroad.
Following Is. the schedule from
Camden In connection with the new
service:.
Leave Camden 3.3Q p. m.
Arrive Sumter 4.45 111.
Leave Sumter 91:30 p. in.
Arrive Orangeburg 10.53 j*. m.
Arrive Augusta J .40 a. m.
Arrive Atlanta 6.00 a. m. <
Passengers may remain in sleep
ing cars until 7.00 a. in.
Returning the. train leaves Atlan
ta 8.00 p. m. central time; and ar
rives Sumter 7.20 n. m., Camden at
12.30 p. ni. Eastern time,
Connections are made in the Un
ion depot Atlanta with the "Dixfe
F.Iyer," (leaving there at 8.00 a*
in. L which Is, a solid train to Chica
go/ carrying sleeping, dining, and
observation cars; also through sleep
ing cars to St. Louis; and with the
South Atlantic Limited, (leaving at
'7.12 a. m..) a solid train to Cincin
nati, carrying sleeping, and dining
cars; also through sleeping cars to
Louisville Ami Indlanapollp.
Connections are also made in At
lanta with the Atlanta and West
Point railroad for Montgomery, Mo
bile, New Orleans and the South
wqbU with the, Southfirn^railway for
Birmingham, Memphis and the west
and with other diverging lines for
points In South Georgia, etc.
For<. reservations^ tickets and sched
ules to any Western destination by
this new and attractive route, by
old and reliable lines, appljri:o K. *>.
Tyaon, ticket agent, ofthe Atlantic
Ccjast Line, the Standard ltallrdad
of the South.
Fresh shipment of Kern's fine
candies just received at Crosby's.
EIGHT
Second-Hand
PIANOS
pf reliable makes, taken
on exchange for our
Artistic STIEFF
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will go at close figures.
SEND FOR A LIST
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CHAS. M. STIEFF
Charlotte, N. C
J. D. EDENS, S. C. Repr?*?nUtiTe
GtmImm C?hi?W?. S. C.
Camden Steam Bakery
OFFERS THE MOST
EFFICIENT
BREAD
service in the city and solicit? your patronage.
PHONE 49
First Class Bakers Prompt Delivery
McLEOD & KELLY, Proprietors
Get Your Screens In
eurly. it prorntaes ,lo bo a greut
fly year. * Suppose you come
hree and order them now. We
have then) for any Blzed door or
window. Or tf you prefer to
make theni yournelf We have the
moulding, the wire cloth, the
tacks, <he hammer and the
hinges. All at a reasonable
. prjce.
"BURNS & BARRETT
CAMDEN, S. C.
Relishable Kind of Soda
Ih the klml wo servo from our
fountain^ ? cool, cheering,' thirst
appeasing. The first drop and
the lust are equully pure and
tomting?perfectly delfcious. Flat
vored to h u i't all tastes and fan
cies, and Just euougli Ice cream
to make It positively refreshing
at. all hours. This Is the^Jiealth-.
lest drink one can take in the
Summer time and likewise the
most economical.
Camden Candy Kitchen
We Deliver Ice Cream to AH Part* of the City.
Telephone 78 ? - ? -damden* S.JCL
Millinery
Millinery
ed to call and.
see our
Spring Millinery
Millinery
Millinery
REAL DANDY SHOES
. . ? .it . u * i % i ' ? ,1 - - - . ? s* y
uro those latest model* of ours
They look right, feel right and
wear right. Come and look
them over. No obligation to
buy any of course, but we warn
you moat emphatically that af
ter seeing them and trying them
on there will be a mighty strong
temptation to do no.
McCASKILL BROS. ; V