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? a i news ?if TT FJ^CORO BRIDGE. Ibc ??omi'U-1 ?<>;? ?t the Concord |W mpiiuuient. JJ?76 } 'tviv t? 'dtf* "?? flood, * tlat ?*> Al>? il'H l>ive*? unfurl'd. VOL th? emtMKNfanner* atood round tin Ltd I' ,i1() fofi<|i't>rur alien t sleep*; ruin'<1 hu* awept tlw Jark ?tr?ant which "wtwmd |ikjifrt?-? brt,,:i ,,y 'M* 80,4 etream, Kr?*i a votive atone, ? P' niav tliflr deed redeem ' liiw our ?:re*. our noil* are gon? I I ,f (Ml those heroea dare id* or loaVt! ',,r,r ^ee. ' w(l Nittliro KL-ntly Hi?are [Aifl w? ram?- to tliom and thee. J -PjJph Waldo I'JnicrNon. j . kim) m T10N l fjnrii mill. I!"~- MInh Kuiiua Heyiit?l<U "I'fil t<? a fji iimi "HU'smnI Homo" \vhor? fa[ lli'l*' 's ' 1',u "('d. r U|K? h?*r. in ihtrr homo LU;(soi in.spimtiou, no fii 11 o,> of !????' ""'I <,<>nrU\s,v to nil. fcr life ?'xcni|?)ilir(l that won JHui|'f?'r fr.'iu ('?Tinfhlans./Slu> Jfrl (liitll^'lit no evil, WIIA not Fpnnoki'il. Ittiiirshe *??' well on earth jjivs in1 ii !'?'?! i? i Mi Jii-r jgviiur II(Miilier <>f iIn- Woman's Aux ['jfcc was tl?'v.di?(l and faithful/ lil miss Iut and hrr loving |jM<v ?iili lIm* world dear iiiiil TIkv HIV ii ii \\;; \ t rintr faith cum ie jjrWl whi.In *rr s|(l?' the grave DK' (nwnln:: li-lti mav hrcak." ^ irfcre Ih- it nsolved ; First, that fBM'inlM'r- ill' tin- Woman's Aux* fjtoll iliMMtc a i?ji^'c of our min to her memory. oil: That ^Iicm- revolutions Khali jfislml in die town papers and npsp. ami a eo|?y sent to her AJESTIC ROG R A M Today Friday June 15th Hie Pallas l'ara mount Star Vivian .Martin in SPIRIT OF ROMANCE' Br- \>nn'ii Pp.* tie in the t.. Tlie l?i?t Chapter of " P A T K I A " Saturday .June lfith. ndelnce Kay I tee Drama "THE CRAB" Tiieiiiia Salter and Frank Kt-enaii THE ( LOl l) Pl'NCHEB" Rim Coiuwly with Hank Mann Sunday June 1.7th fo Church and Sunday Sehool Monday June 18th Pearl White in PEARL OF THE ARMY" I'iiture iv; yet announced Tuesday .June 19th Jkm1 I.. Li k< v Presents N"tnl .1 a;i.ine??e Star ill THE ItOTTLK IMP" From tlie Story by -fc.iWTt Stevenson ll-' A I1-tir Comedy -Wr<hirsda> June 20th irtcraft Picture* Corp. Presents Oi:?;i..\s I AI Tt BANKS holder ,.f ? world's record jjinliut: l.r .. : -rin - in , ? AGAIN OI T AGAIN A'lmisvj ,,, ln 20e - . _ i Thursday June 21st. Metro IM.-n.-.'s <v>rp. Presents .Maln-I T;4.i;if?rro in WGDKLINK ()FxTI1E HILLS" U?v?? tri':mj?Jr?'ii over tragedy Als" a Trim de Comedy , Sego-IKsSauHsure. The following which appear**! in Tuesday's Jacksonville, (Fla.) Mc |n>|K>lls will he of Interest to tin* many relative* ami fricudn of |h ebrlde In (tauidcu: "Pretty home wedding wus soieui> nixed yesterday evening at tl o'clock at the home of the bride's parents, Mr, ami Mrs. tieo, M, I)i)8HUmmrt>, 1104 Oak Street when Miss Esther Serena l?eSaussure was united in mar V)9Ke to Mr. Clifford Thomas Nego, <?f Augusta, (Ja. The drawing room wliere tin* cere iiiony occurred was prettily ?l?M*tiraItnl \vlth roses ami palms. Thi> bride was given in marriage liy her father ami wore a lovely gown of white georgette crepe with white hat. llev. Milton D. Worslutm, of the Ohurch of the <?<h><1 Shepard, i?crform <hI the Impressive cereuiony. Mr. Nego and his attractive young bride left last evening for Atlanta. (Ja., where ?\Jr. Hego is In the officers train ing camp at Fort McPherson. Mru. Sego Is a very popular young woman of this city and her many friends wish her all future happiness and success in her new life. Mr. Sego was formerly principal of thexMonte Sauo School of Augusta (?a., ajnd Is the son of Dr. .1. T. Sego, of Richmond county, Florida. Mr. Sego has scores of friends in Augusta ami also In Jacksonville who extend con gratulations." Meeting L. I). C. The <lohu D. Kdiiuwiv < 'Ivij'fi'rl.'. D. C. was entertained t?n Jutvv^ph at the residence of Mrs .?. S. IJiitfsayT Mrs. W. J. Dunn and Mrs. J. H. Wallace were assistant hostesses. Af ter the usual business routine the election of otllcers was In order. The officers for 11)17-18 are as follows Mrs. li. S. Nettles, Pres. ;Mrs. H. It. Clarke, 1st Vice Pres.; Mrs. .1. it. Wallace, 12ml vice pres.; Mrs. John Cantey, recording sec.: Mrs. Frank I?'Zemp, Cor. see.: Mrs. E. 10. SiM, Treasurer; Mrs. N. R. tioodalc. Itog lytrar. The' program for the afte/non was a reading hy Mrs. ?N. R. (Joodale?? Jefferson J>avls* speech before Con gress in session. Instrumental music by Miss Nan de Loach -and songs hy Mrs. Earnest Zeriip accompanied hy Miss Nancy Lindsay.' The Chapter regretted the [/resignation of Mrs. Clarke and a ris ing vote of thanks was accorded her for the splendid work accomplished dhring "the past two years. The work of the U. D. C. will be safely guard ed and executed in the hands of the new President Mrs. L. S, Nettles. She particularly emphasizes the importance of no work"~Wing allowed to interfere with the noble and necessary work of the U. D. C. Next meeting in Sep tember. Eleanor N. Cantey. See. Mr. Cantey to Wed. The following announcement which appeared In Wednesday's State will he of esiKK'ial Interest to the friends in Camden of Mr. Cantey. "Invitations are out to the wedding of Miss Helen Robertson, daughter of Mr. and'Mrs. Edwin Wales Robertson, to Capt. Edward Brevard Cantey at "Laurel Hill." the Robertson home, on the evening of June 2d at I) o'clock. A reception will follow at 9 Miss Robertson is the second daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Rol>ertson. her older sister. Miss Evelyn Robertson, having been married last January to Joseph* Berry -Sloan Lyles, The en gagement of the two sisters was an nounced at almost the same time last fall. Capt. Cantey commands the ana chine gun company of 4the Second South Carolina regiment.. He spent seven months with Ills company on the Mexican border and he has been for ~some time instruotor in small arms practice of the Natlona? Guard of South Carolina.. He is the ,son of the late Alaj. Edward Cantey of Camden and is a brother of Mrs. Albert Rhfett Hey* ward, Mrs. Heyward Clarkson and Mrs. Ben Halle, air of Columbia. The wedding will be one of the out standing society events of the Season In CoHtimbla." ; Miss Clara Cureton gave a lovely Mlance at (JoiHlle Castle Wednesday night' in bono/ of Miss Minnie Ix>ng of Rock Hill who is the guest of Miss Mary Wither* Kirkland. Ice cream and cake were served. The hall was decorated for the occasiofi ami thor7 oiighly enjoyed hy all. ? \ Best id the very beat nt*" r?i?u;a:. t. for Satisfying our one of our customer* -^rnent w <? .-;?n have, and we believe any ' ^ that even I frankly t?-H von that we have that nam . ^ annoyance '?M<wer. u-l,o is not satisfied may cause u*no 1 kiMxk the legitimate profits from maiiy rcnson why ^ a.i.i, from any question of right, is one WK (it \R.\NTEB EVERY AD WE C.IARANTEE EVERY SALE ^ (o ^ M[e P^itnHy guarantee every ftrtiete ^ rHarn py *s rrprrwnted In every partlea?r. ..?? I* *?<1 your money will be cheerfully refundea. *?V KI N RISKS? Blv Gl'ARANTEED GOODSt V - ?" i ? / ?> ?%', _T! ?*, i . ' N ? i Phillips & Company IE 28 CAMDEN, S. C . . v . r i.v ?*./. IUtterr*c-We?t. Clover, June 0.?r|l'he \uarriage of Miss Mtildii Itnttcrreo ami Klicltoii J. West vmh stUeniulxcU lit I ho Bethany Associate Reformed BrenhyterlaH church Tuesday, .1 mit* ft, The U?V, W. I*. (irler, pastor of the church, Itcrforincd the ?vreniony: The church wuk beautifully decorated In green ami white. At 7 :MO'o'clock the strains of the lx>hcngri? wedding march, rendered l?,\ Mr* It. M, ItOhltiKon of Lancaster, announced the arrival df the bridal party, which filtered an follows: rollers, ( James Faulkner and Joseph Harnett; bridesmaids, Misses lA'iia McI/?skI and Kva Bruce, both of Camden; followed by Miss Annie VV??*t of <\tmdeu, sister of the irrooiu, aml^ Miss Margaret Faulkner of Bethany. Then entered AH?ert (Julun ami Boy<i? IMaxico. Next came tlie dame of honor, Mrs. Marlon J. Snell of Augusta, tJa., formerly Miss Marie Harden of Chest ci;, followed by Miss ltlanclic Wilson of Castoula, N. C. Then?'caiue the little ttower ?lrl, Iteliecca West of Camdcii, nciee of the groom, strewing rose in'tals. The gr?>oin entered with III* brother, Walter West of Columbia. MMie hrhle, who neyer appeared more heautlful than on her wedding day, came in "ii tin* arm of her brother Oharlen II. llitt.tcrree. She was attired In a gown ? f white duchess satin with overdress >f silk net and pearl trimmings, ?ourt J rain of satin. Her veil was ?>f tulle caught, up in cap ecect with f"rgetnie-nots and extended t < ? the ..f Tin iruin. She cjiri'led shower bouquet of hrlde roses and llllles of the valley tied with rlhhon and tulle. Immediately ^lfter the ,ceremony a reception was given at the home-of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Katterree. The dining room presented a lovely scene in green, pink, and white, the color scheme, which was also carried out in the cream, cake and mints, the table being es|KH*lally pretty. Tlie bride is one of Betlfany's most P >pular young ladles. The groom Is a successful farmer of Camden. Mr| iiml Mrs. West left on a honeymoon ft.r Northern points.?-Sunday's State. "Shell" West as he is known to his host of friends, is a sou - of Mr. J. Frank West of the Beuhlh section, and is one of the most progressive young fanners In this county. Mrs. West is not a stranger in ithis county hy any means, having taught at the McLeod School during' the past ses sion. and made numerous friends who will welcome her as a permanent ad dition to the social life of that com munity. . i Mr. xand Mrs. West returned from their .weddlftg trip this week, and are now at their home near Camden. McCask ill-McDonald. Hartsville. June !>.?Tluf^tnarriage of Miss Mary K. McCasklll and John McDonald, which was solemnized Sunday evening, came as a great sur prise to the community. Without ac quainting any one of their happy nils sion. the young tvniple drove to Dar lington. where nhe ccrcmony was ix*r formed. They came Immediately back to Hartsville, and are now at home with Mr. and Mrs. i/conard Yarbor ough on west Avenue C. The bride came here from Cassatt several months ago. She ]?osfte.sses. many attractive traits of character and iy happy dfsq>osition. The groom is ? member .of the firm of McDonald Bros. Motor company. He Is a suc cessful young business man.?Sunday's State. Mrs. McDonald is one of the most !popular young ladles of the Cassatt! section of the county, and Is a daugh ter of the late John MeCanklll. of that place. Mr. McDonald Is a son of Mr. John McDonald of Bcthune, otic of that town's most substantial citi zens. Baby Sfaotv. Ah Interesting babyWiow -was held last Friday afternoon en Monumental Square where Camden's lovely little bo hies were eatliihWed to an Hhihstmlly good advantage. In the llrxt cjAss Mr. qnd Mrs. II. S. Moore and Mr. and Mrs. B. 1*. DeLoacIie $ere the proud parents of the winners. This includ ed children frout 0 months to 1 sVear. Kmily Zemp and Catherine Kennedy, 1 to 2 years, were awarded prizes. For those 2 to 4 years, .Susan Kennedy and , - /; were eacli presented with a suital/le gift: The prize for tlie best float was won by Mr. and $fr*. TJ: #.~7^i?Ws little twliis. Miss Carolyn Heynian had the prettiest decorated doll cart. was very attractively dniforfned as a Red Cross nurse and rolled her doll who hap)ietie<l to fee 111. A prize was award ed each group and one, to George Khatne, Jr., and Julian Burns for their ingenuity in costume and decorations. A good sum was realized from the gate aud. the sale of ice cream wlilcli was collected for the beneQt of the Home Orphanage at York, 8. C . In Honor of Mi?s Boswell. Miss Mazle Herbert entertained -j few friends at cards last Friday morn ing at her home on DeKalb street, in honor of her guest Miss Lucile Bos well of Hartsvllle.' Mrs. Dunn met the guests at the door and ushered them Into the ,fiarlor where tables were arranged for .bridge. This room and the hall were beautifully''deco rated with daisies and* roses. The truest of bonor was presented with a bennjMful box of stationery. While refreshments were being served Miss Boswell. who is a graduate In music from Winthrop, mri tiered several solos on the ukulele. ? .fr Natice. D&acb&Mrnt No. 2, of the National League for Woman's Service will meet at the residence of Mrs. W. B. <le Loach on Friday afternoon at 6:30. ncocKs of Ntn (Iritttmi) ami I tat into liolli Combine \\ ill. NX. Now Y??rk, Juuo 1J.?Tho Hot ?laya art* fiisr U)t|?roacHluK wHon nothing but ahooivst of frocks will satisfy ?Htr (lout a lids for soi iH*t 11 i 11 rool ami airy to tfiujN'r tlu* Hot of Ntnuiuer. Front tHo muoHor ?>f not ami laoo frocks that aro i>roKout?H) for tHo similiter son* soil, it wonUl s?mmii that Fashion lias foreseen ilnSfcw: tlcniuml*. In a measure, tlio revival of huvs Is due lo tin' war, nIihv tho laco-makiiiK liulusti'is ar?? Ih-Iiik' eneoin^oil in Bu rofl** to tfivo work to tho widowed women and tfirls. This, naturally, ap plies to Uie more o\|K>nsivo laoos, Hut tHoro will l?o laoos of all grades tise? A Cool, Summery Dress Trimmed Wit III Filet Lace. for summer frocks. Cream, eeru and white laee* ami nets are received with equal enthusiasm. Over ! pale-colored sllj)s of China silk or over the same pe? these dresses are most fascinating , Very pale pink is particularly charm* ( ing under cream or ecru, which is one of the combinations most frequently seen. The nil-white net- dresses trimmed with batiste embroidery banding: are also very <l?*lIfrJit-fiilT'biit this is only one of the ninny combinations used. There are mam frocks of net in which or gandy plays an important jmrt. Some of these are made in apron ecect i with embroidered organdy forming the ! long apron whieh sometimes extends considerably below, the Iqiees. The ! avron style is now very mrieH in vogue i and is decide<lly attractive In laces I and sheer materials. In some 'of its | variation*. ii is more like a long, j loose panel than an apron. The Indefinite'Waistline. The tendency to do away with a thoroughly defined waistline Is still prominent in the new styles, and this feature |>ersists while the texture of the dresses is being: cnanged from the heavier materials of gpring to tiie i sheer cottons and nets of summer. The long, unbroken lines that* women have found so becoming: arc noticed in tiie dress of net trimmed with tilet lace shown in the sketch. 'Hie Cape-Coat. A very inrpular wrap for summer is the cai>e-coat. some varieties of which .are made witrout i)ack or cleshrlud aiv made without back or sleeves. The cape is usually the same length as the coat though sometimes it is longer. These capes ajre se*n. everywhere, and the Inevitaldo navy-blue serire or trabar dine is usually the material chosen for thejn." |t is fn the linigs that there is $ ehance for variety. Some of the ea|K?s are lined with white or. cream cloth, and others with silk of .the same coir as tiie caj>e or n brightly .contrasti?tg shade. Navy-bine foulard with the large white i>olka dots which has l>cen so much in evidence since tile spring Is very frequently employ ed for the linings and collars, The collars are large in most cases. In same models they hre gathered in front ami are very pretty in soft, striped or plaid silk. In satin or heavy silk poplin these wraps are Ideal for snip mef use. Meet frig of Library Association. On Monday June the lKth at 0 p. ni. the Library 'Association will meet on the stand at Monumental Park. This is the annual meeting?election of officers and other important busi ness. All interested in the Library are urged to come. WEEKLY REPORT Ix^gW mkA Of The National Leagjue For Woman's ? Serv Detachment No. 2, Mrs. Rratton d|p XiOach. Commandant has undertaken to. do seventy-five or more sewing kits for all the Camden and KershaW County !?oys in service, those of Co. M and ./it Fort Oglethorpe. These will be made of khaki and furnished with needle#, thread, etc., for the use of the men Hi camp. A Rummage Sale managed by Mrs. Orover III a ck well and Miss Willie Wafktns, assisted by a committee from Detachment No. 2 and one from No. ft resulted in the sum of $16.45 which, after being paid into the treasury, will be divided between detachments No. 2 and No. ft. to be invested In fittings for the sewing kits. No. 2 will have another rummage sale Kat ' r^i JlX' WASTING OR SAVING WHICH? Our entrance into the war has brought us to the point where it becomes a national duty for every citizen to save and eliminate every form of waste. Not only the fate of the civilized portion of the old world, but our own as well is almost wholly dependent upon the manner in which we produce and save. fr You can husband your financial resources by saving the pennies and depositing them in this bank. It will prevent your wasting them on useless and trivial things when later they will be in demand for the necessities. ? This bank invites you; as a loyal citizen, to begin saving now. If you are not a depositor, a dollar will open an account for you, and you can deposit at any time in any sum from $1.00 upward. Loan & Savings Bank OF CAMDEN, S. C. unlay the 1(>tIt arid will appreciate any rummage contributed and requests that it I??* s?mit. to Miss Willie NVat klns. Mrs. deLoaeh thanks all who assistcd lti the last undertaking. Detachment Xo. 12, Mrs. W. .J. Iturdcll. Commandant, has held two very enthusiastic meetings. Twenty sovoti incmlKM'S have be^i Jmrollcd. At.1'their first meeting LT> pillow sllj>s were made ami col looted. The second meeting was held with Mrs. Hugh ? McC-allum, ollleors elected and regular meetings divided upon. A committee of six ladles ap]>ointvd to serve dinner to the soldiers stationed at 'the Seaboard trestle. Mrs. <i. H. rxMiolr was present and gave a most interesting, talk. Much business was discussed ami definite plans inadk* for the work of thi.% detachment. Detaehment Xo. 0 liehl Its first meet ing Friday afternoon with the Com mandant Miss Virginia Taylor?eleven in attendance. It was decided that for the present this detachment co-operate with Mrs. lu A. Wlttkowsky in her social and welfare work. Xo member ship eommittee was formed but each agr<?ed to bring a ?new member to their next meeting which takes place Friday June lfjth with Miss Taylor at r? :.'{(? o'clock. Mrs. J. \V. Can toy, Cominaiuiunt Boykfn Detachment Woman's Service League met with Miss May Hoykin June 7th. 18 members were present. Discussion of a course of study was taken up?agriculture and dairying agreed upon. An invitation was sent l)r. Sonrell of Camden to give a talk on the care of cows.and dairying. Xext meeting will be held with Mrs. J. W. Cante.v June 14fh. Detachment Xo. 4 met with Mrs. J. R. Zemp as Commandant. Met last, week with Mrs. C. C. Whltaker. Plans for the tennis tourivtuieut were com pleted. The tournament opened Mon day June lltli. .A large crowd as sembled to enjoy tire sets played by Mr. John Villepiguo against Mr. Thom as Hogo ami Dr. Stevenson. Vie Lrolli. music \v-u*^a great addition. Ice cream and cold drinks were served. Five dollaps;was realized on the creami| and elKlit dolars on entrance flees. The tournament will continue In the iit'tcnioons until the matches have l>ecn played. Cream and ilrinks will bo .sold every afternoon. I'artners were chosen by lot. Any one ^vishlpg to enter will please set1 Mrs. It. M. Ken nedy or Mrs. .las. Hums before tfie end <?/ tin- week. L'5 cents is the admission fee. The detachment wishes to offer a vote of thank* to Mrs. It. M. Kennedy and Mrs. Hums for their splendid work in this event ,,A garden has also been planted by No. 4. Each ineinber Is working hard and hojjes to have great suwess \Vhen the canning season oj>ens; Mrs. ltobt. Latta assembled her sewing class for its usual Monday morning work, reporting four new mem bers and Mrs. Helton Hoykin as an aT>fe assistant instructs in this most creditable branch. Ways and Mflfens 1m much gratified over the result of the two entertain ments "given last, week for the .Ser vice league through thexenriiest en deavor of Mrs. K. f*. Whistler, Chair man of this committee. The thoroughly delightful program given in the Hnptlst Sunday School room under the auspices of Detach ment N'o. '1 Tuesday afternoon left nothing to be desired in |H>ints of in struction on canning, and conserving of fruits, and in musical talent" sel dom has it been thu privilege of the appreciative audience to upend a more enjoyable and at the same time profit able afternoon. Mrs. J. H. Wallace as Commandant and the Woman's Ser vice <League wish wto thank Miss Oon ners and those ladies >viho so kindly assisted her for this occasion. Mrs. It. H. Pitts desires to announce that any one wishing Mrs. IVarec's services in demonstrating Home I0c<v monies from the 15th can secure them at their homes by applying to Mrs. IMftS who will make suitable arrange ments for ,same. Also' that the cans tlve thousand in number have been ordered and are expected to arrive shortly. Mrs. Leo Sehenk. Chairman Putoliclty^ INSURANCE Makes You Easy Will you be the next one to lost your home or business by fire? You don't know. / a' f , WITHOUT INSURANCE you are at the mercy of the fire fiend. With insur ance, you can sleep soundly. * AND IF YOU DO BURN it fortifies your>credit and gives you a fresh start. Don't put'it off?insure now, before the fire. .' : ri'rr \! t ' t Williams Fire Insurance Agency 52. sails . . ?_ -j_-- - - - j - f- ( ? _ 1012 Broad St. ' Phone 82. ifitsas