University of South Carolina Libraries
OCAL NEWS JC COMP ANY K. fgiMi*"* hurntned la hi* work I (hop. mJ wt,itilo<J and carved mil d ay, I rut t>iu <'Mld*en of many ua tkmi ' [ . ould !""? his toy* for play. L gfitf runk of soldi em, ZLd#rfully *?d dpne, ?; Tpo tbe ihelves above him, with their wooden nuim. mUf i ?h finished. r^gg ctrv In# at company K, 2-le, of children who'd love them iJtoZ that were far away. ot ? child commander, !fyJ\ood?n soldiers arow, M ? T eddy hear peril, mt oo dMtroylnc the foe. iftci and ?an* Rnd WM happy, , ji? tboturttf <?' these men at war, to the bear charged in among them f4 tcMtrod the/" over tMt|. floor. miy K U unflnUhed, plated and covered with dust, ir heJraeU are tarnished and dingy tftptc Wed with spots of ruet. f hay* waited long in this armory ahop * (be awing of the workshop door, ? Id I to fathom and figure the lime ut he will he gone to war. hey can't understand why this Wfiman-, ied Id thla shop today, ito tenderly kissed the duaty men bo were to be company K. ?QllBert Fletcher. (engagement Announced. Mr. and Mrs. T. MeKee Graham, of nenkley, Pa., have announced the p^uieut of their slater, Miss Mar Kt 8. Graham, to Mr. Newton C. (jkin, of Cauiden, the marriage to to early Autumn. Mist* Graham Ik t a i?trauger here where she Iibh ten viaited as the guest of Mrs, ?rr. I>oveIy in person ?? and pleasing manner she has many friends and nlrers ami will be cordially recelv ln social circles to whicli she will quite an addition. Mr. Boykin Ih nemlK-r of one of Camden'a oldest id most prominent fumilies, and Is now our most progressive young (toes* men. A wide circle of friends food congratulations. . r . h-; .. ? On Fishing Trip. Messr*. J, B. Wallace, L. L. Block, f. 0. Hay and H. B. Beard, Jr., of indeu, were registered at the Argyle lotel in Charleston Sunday. They ?t down on a fishing trip for the eek in the waters around Charleston. MC?mp lUin or HUjm)." The crowd of twenty-five girls and tx?yM with their rbaperoues who piteh ?*d 1 lu-lr (fills at "Ciuup HmIu or Shini'" iiMitr ,Ln^.ew<M>d mill last week re the "l>e?t time ever." "Uncle Jim" DeL<*u-he 1m a vet e run camper ami never in all of nln varied exi*?rl enee 1 1 uk ho ween a camp with sueh lutaunful and picturesque surroundings with j?veVythfog ao conduMive to the comfort, welfare and pleasure of the company. Fishing, boating and swim ming wore 111 order and charming j hooka were road under the spreading oaks "<"aiii|i Itn in or Shim*" will , linger long hi monvpjpy. ; Mr, DeLoache re|?orts the tishlug good at thin -j>ond. They had mi an < average of 20 fine bream a day, many 1 yf tliera being oauglit by the young ladles. '' " ? ? .'if ? u'.' ? I * i Danre at Armory, I , ' jr.. I Tueaday evening an enjoyable dance. . Wfaw given at the Armory which was brilliantly lighted' and decorattftl for the occasion'. Mr. and Mrs. . C. 11. , Yates chaperoned and good music and j Hinooth fWr added much to the e^en j Ing'a pleasure. The dance continued :ifrqm)/i9l?to 12:30. Delicious refreeh ments were served during the evening. j About thirty couple* attended. Mrs. E. J. McLeod Entertains. -An enjoyable function of the week wa? the bridge ^arly Tuesday morn j Ing given by Mrs. R. J. McLeod In honor ef eight high school graduates ? Misses Ellen Douglas Iloykln, Nan De Loache, lthetta DeLoache,; Margaret Lenoir, Ellse Klrkland, Katherlne Wal | lace, Elizalieth Wallace, Eulalle Yates. In addition to these Mrs. McLeod had several other guests. The rooms were attractive with summer greens and cut flowers. The score prize went to Miss Cartwrlght, of York, and the consola ft^oti'was cut by Miss Eulalle Yates. After the games the hostess served Ice cream and cake on the prettly appoint ed card tables. , ? I Watermelon Feast. ! About thirty couples gathered at the j home of Miss Rosa McLeod Wednes 1 day evening and walked up to the ' power plant, where they enjoyed a watermelon feast and als<i an informal (lance. The occasion was an extreme ly pleasant one, and will long be re membered by th 6 happy young people and their chaperones. MAJESTIC MAJESTIC Programme For Week Beginning August 23rd. I ftia.Ufi. Pitfce Feature Days Mondays ?ad Saturdays Paramount Pic '"*? Tuesday* Fridays World Film Day Sundays Pathe ' Feature Days Mondays and Saturdays Paramount Pic-, turas Tuesdays and Fridays World Film Day Thursdays WEDNESDAYS SPECIAL FEATURES WEDNESDAYS MONDAY, AUG. 23RD. The Electric Film Co. present the' Pftth& flayers in WHEN ROME RULED," a stirring Drama in Five Parts, produced lp the Pathe Studios. ? "LAUGHING GAS," Heinle and Lewie Comedy. TUESDAY, AUG. 24TH. ? . J(*so L. Lasky, presents Edward Abeles in 7 "AFIBR r'mnpdv of Plcturlzatlon of the Modern Comedy Hit. A Hilarious ^??je<ly JJaiinK plots and misadventures. With an all-star cast including Theodore Roberts and Monroe Salisbury. WEDNESDAY. AUG. 2STH. . ' The Photo Piny Produeta)g Ob: presents William a"^1)ll"t!? nums greatest success "THE LITTLEST REBEL. Edawrd Pejfle s famous war drama in Six .parts. A photoplay masterpiece. TATHE WEEKLY 'NEW^" Twenty-five thousand Shriners "om all parts of the United States gather at Seattle, Wash. THURSDAY, AUG. 26TH. uonT FRIDAY, AUG. 27TH. l>anlel Frohman - presents ^Injry Plckford as drama JJe famous Romance of the" Gallant Days of Knighthood. A drama JJ Hearts and Swords. 'The Bebt Malr^Pickford picture ever shown ^?amden. Included in the ef?st Is Owen Moore. SATURDAY,, AUG. MTH. Ballma-I'atiio presents "AN RYE ' FOB AN EVE." A splendid western Drama in Four parts. . ? r ^ETTERS from fctJGd TO GUS." ..The famous base ball majestic theatre Tk? ft ">? Beet There Is In Movies." ?Altaic MAJESTIC POINT8 or THE MOIHC Skirl h Dip to Hhoiy ,Tlkilf Uningi H?U Match Frocks. $t>w York, Aug. 16. ? It'a IMVer too late fur something new, if that some thing is fashion. It would seem that advanced summer 1h us opportune a tliuo fur launching styles as early gprfllg, if 0110 muy jtulp* from tills sea m<iii. Kvery time society congregate* for N|>ort8 there is something new in tl|e way of fashion. It in one of their . Xr iO pastime* ami Buiuemenw thiw wear lug of the now in dress, at) fust as the couturlere cuu contrive to produre it. The automobile meet* and the tlelda of aviation are sceuoa of wniartneaa this summer. Hooiety la there in full force, for society must make the moat of the thing* this laud affords, sluce globe-trotting la out of tl# question. There have been aevoral small meets lately out on i*>ng Island, noteworthy from a view of alK>rta, aa well aa fashion. Many men of proinlneuco have taken to the air, and their wiVee and sweethearts and cousins were all there to aee them do their spiral dips, '? Mo Calx. loop-the-loops and dizzy descents. And, incidentally to wear the iflst word In dresses ! ? : Just at the present time, this last word hapj>en8 to l>e points, and femi nine society has taken to it- like duckrf to water. These points must be iu tlie right place though, and this place is the lower edge of {he skirt. ' Deep points and small points all contrive to shoiv the gorgeous linings of the skirts. One of the Misses Post, who is a de votee of aviation, was seen recently at a meet in a dress of this type. Cut ex tremely short, the skirt showed four shallow points. This was white linen, which matched a Jumper of the same material, and was worn over a guimpe of transparent white Swiss. The trim ming was, of course, cretonne, for no dress is quite complete without it this summer, but this time it had forsak en its gay colors and flowers in favor of a black-and-white check. To say that bands and facings of this material on the white were startling is putting it mildly, but, then, the points of the skirt were striking enough to carry off ?a contrast of this kind. This Is a season when every dress has a hat of Its own, matching either the material or the trimming ; Miss Post's hat followed the rule, being made of the black-and-white cretonne. In its straight-brimmed jailor style, low of crown and tilted fearlessly on the head, it had a swagger style In keep ing with the sport of airmen. What hats may do, stockings may do likewise. Even if they were not cre tonne, they had its' checks and matched the facing, the trimming and the hat, giving a certain completeness to the costume, which left ntfthing^to be de sired in style. Beauty Queen Contest. In the contest conducted by- The Chronicle for Kershaw county's rep resentative in the state-wide congest for Iieauty Queen Harvest Jubilee, Columbia, Oct 25-30, the popular vote was counted at 0 o'clock Monday af ternoon by Messrs. Robin Zemp, M. Bam eh and E. N. McDowell. MIsh Jean Mndsay was declared the win ner, Miss Minnie Taylor came second, and Miss Rhetta Wilson third. ?* On Wednesday morniiQf at TTd^lock the Matrons' Bridge Club met at the residence of Mrs. P. T. VQiepiguc. The rooms were decorated with crepe smllax and sun flower*. light re were Mrs. John J. Worl^n, Mrs. W. O. Hay and Miss Francea Boy kin. Bridge Club. ; MAKtilKKITK CIAKK In "The fiooMi Girl" at The Majestic Theatre Tonight. "Tlu* iuo*t beautiful lily 1 1 i<* romance flVM protljucecf fur the wrwn" Ik not ton rutliiishist !?? a (W'scrlpt ton for Jim1 I. hanky's pleturlsatlon of Hpro}<) McGrath's famous novel, "The Goose (ilrl," with <la Int y Marguerite (Mark In the t It U? rple. The work wan ao obviously suited to Miss (Mark's Chirui aiul personality that the l-asky Com* pan? ' made arrangements to present her hi this one offering hy the special courtesy of the Famous Players Film Company Of cuurse Grotchen,*the Gooee Grl, la not a gooee girl at all but the 1'rln cess of Ehrenstein, only child of the Grand Duke of that country, and has been stolen by gypsies In her Infancy. I^la is all due to a plot conceived ami executed by Von Herbeck, the chan cellor to tbf Grand Duke, who seeks ? to put Ids owu daughter Jo the* place of the stolen Princess. There 1m a KIuk in the atory, and he is the ruler of the neighboring ^country of Jugemlhelt. In order to prevent war between the two princl imlltles, he 1h betrothed to marry the false princes* (Von Herbeek's daugh ter) whom he has never seen. Hut the King U young and romantic, and events that follow the King rescues the little Goose Girl from Insult and falla In love with her, However, It appears that It la Impossible for him to n^arry a peasant girl, and he finally consents to marry the -Princess after all. But? by that tme the little Goose Girl haH been identified as the real sciou of royalty," and in the Princess j of Ehrenstein the King of Jugendhelt finds to his surprise and joy, the wo man of his choice. ? Miss (Mark assumes the role of the little Princess whose lot it is to tend the geese of peasant foster-parents. Monroe Salisbury appears as the frank democratic and warm hearted king. Other leading members of the company are Sidney Dean, E. N. Dunbar, James Nell, U Pay ten, P. E. Peters, H. B* C. Carpenter, Ernest Joy,' J. M. Cas sidy, Miss Johnson and Jane Darwell. r. "The Goose Girl" . is produced by the Lnsky Company through an ar rangement with the publishers of the book, The Bobbs-Merrlll Company. ? adv. A carloftd of wheat was shipped last week from Bock Hill to a King's Moun tain, N. C., roller mill. MARRIAGE LICENSES Recently Issued From the Of-t he? of Judge of Probate. Will I I Mi. Wllllt' Mills and Miss NVHW Owriis, WVslvlllr Ml U1II9 1' Brown and Miss I >?'l lit <;<>n\ Hiuiu-.v. Mr. William Franklin Zel??l?*r ami Miss I 'lni ?'ii. <? I /?'\\ Is, < 'miimW'II. Mr. Vanro H Of tOl) and Miss Nort MrManns, Hethune. Mr. J. M. ihu'kalHM' mid Miss Annie lioiit) Yiiniiji, woutvtn?. Mr. Thomas Henjamln WIIIIsiuh, Co lumbia, and Miss ftarnlca llyeri, Cam* ?ifii. Mr. Lawremv l\ !(<?*?> and MIhh An nie Mao Fhilmrty, Hlaney. ^ COLORJOJ) Charlie Reason and Nettie Stewart, LugofP. r Eugene f>eas and Annie Davis, Hoy kin. George ' Alexander and Mabel Alex ander, Camden. Thomas (\K> k and Ur.zle Wright, Kershaw. Thomas Ileaa and Rose I>eas, Hoy kin. James Wright and Jx>la Catoe, Ker- . slmw. Thomas I ah* and Nannie Duren, He ihuiH*. Till Mungo and Camilla Segars, Jef ferson. The<nlore Ijevy, Spartanburg, and Natalia Bdua McLAln, Caudol). Caleb Gary and Christena Furglson, Hoykin. Zed Thomrts IlarriH and I,essle tteegars, Jefferson. Walter Taylor and Lula Liles, Hla ney. Frank Clark and Alice Harris, Lib erty Hill. Will Galther and Maggie Giles, Kllgo. Arnold Adamson and Ixittie ^Herbert, Cassatt. Joe) Rolden and Ella Gary, Camden. - Ezekiel Flemming and Sallle Roberts, English. I "After Five." ! A society which live* by hluckmail forms the conspiracy element in the 1 plot, of "After Five," tUg. new and amusing pliotodrama in which Edward t Abeles stars v under the management of Jesse L. husky and which is to l>e I seen on Tuesday at the Majestic Thea tre. The chief of the band is one<4|g| Schwartz, impersonated with appro priate ferocity by Theodore Roberts. The name of the society of the 8. 8. S. and those who refuse to meet its demands are the subjects of "acci dental death." ? adv. * Flour MIU. I will have my flour mill ready to operate by the 25th, Inst. Capacity thlrty-flve barrels a day. Toll one tentb. R. A. Vaughan. Wise men unravel tangles that un wise folk weave. ANNKTTK KKU.KKMAN To II* Hwi Ht MaJcHllf Thmliv Here r Si |?C<-iiiIm i Hill. When Annette Kellermari makcx hur a pi >? 'u ra lieu in Camden at tlu? MaJi'Htlc Tlualiv, II Win be in fti UftW that <>f a i'4'Ji I mermaid. ? AimI aa in (#r?MtlUg an Mill* In behind tin- fool - light*, ahe la Vastly more ho oh the scrotm, for lit addition to tin* broader n?'4?p4? u)|o\vm1 f?>r her dramatic ox preaalon, MIkh Kellcrman In In nature'a setting*. and there glut la auprivnio. It 1# said that thla production wuh atagcd at a 4-oat of more than two hundred thousand dollar*, and required nearly kIx month* untiring and organized ef fort. Hut, iiIko we aro promised that "Neptune'? Daughter" more than Jaw titles the .means to the end, for It 1h a gorgeous spectacle abounding in the Imaginative and poet leal, and withal strong and convincing. It 1ms hc?>n a sensation in New York where It la atlll playing to capacity houaea, and wherever It has hwn exhibited on tour, It liaa received enthusiastic praise. Neptune'a Daughter cornea to the Majestic Theatre, September 8th, for two performaneeH.'-^adv. The Road Hog Got HIh. A road hog living near Cravat, aoutli of (Uuitralla, got a leaaon that may do him aome good, anys the Centralis Sen tinel. A number of automobllea from Salem had bwn to Mt, Vernon and were coming back by way of Centriilla. When near Cravat, they came up be hind a buggy. The road waa narrow and the nuu^iines could not get by tin leaa the buggy gave a part of the road, which the driver refused to do,- When they came to a place they could get by the man In the buggy would rutf Ida horae to heat them to another place. He kept thia up for aome time till a place came where he could not head the cars off. One ran by him and then j^ie driver proceedeil to block the buggy, I until another car got alongaide. A I couple of fellowa hopped out, caught the horse and made the fellow in the buggy get out and get into the car. The horse waa tied to ?the fence and the driver of the buggy brought along to within a mile of Centralta, when he was aet out and told to hoof it back and the last seen of him he was hoof ing it lively and saying things that would not look right in print. He ' was fully four miles from where his ' buggy was left. ? K5 O O O O HHHt 5255 0 ?-0 < P-i P-? p_( OOOO-OOOO.OOOOOOaciJO IHHiiliii oooooooooooooo gS3SS2S3S|'53S2 PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING] PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING Buy Your Printing ~ IN CAMDEN ? Every now and then a solicitor for some for eign printing house slips into Camden and picks np some orders for printing. Is this giving your Local Printers a SQUARE DEAL? The outside printer does not spend a cent in Camden bnt the Printers of Camden all five here and spend their money. It matters not what busi ness yon are in a portion of the pay roll comes to you. We need not say more for yon are com-; pdled to SEE THE POINT in lids argument. At least give yojur local Printer a chance to bid on your work won't yon ? IF YOU WANT YOUR PRINTING DONE RIGHT SEE THE CHRONICLE JUUWUUUUUUUUUUUU 5S55ir HI JgOO CJOOOOOOOtJOOOOO o 1 XiP-tf^f^P-i^O-?0-(PL,Pu(l,C^P-(PkPt, 300000 gggsss jN&jftSf PRINTING [PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING Printing Printing printing printing Printing Printing printing Printing Printing Printing PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING IPRINTING PRINTING PRINTING IPRINTING PRINTING PRINTING [PRINTING PRINTING" PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING Printing Printing Printing Printing PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING P* Ph pL( Ph Ph p<