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OCA L NEWQ 80NG8. aKe, limping ulonK, ? _ ^Sleg/a fragment of yesterday'? ?on g L ?ov voutb. contented and gay, rjifli the tune? J""* written today, iOK ia hi* cradle. llltln* the run* ??? to the meaaure? of tomorrow'? tune. * uY old world. waiting to aee w-ha( In the theme of eternity! -II Stanley Haekln?. ; Sen ire I<e?Kue to Meet. iM regular inontlily meeting for the rier* a ml commandants of the -guv Service league wip l?e held [J# Court House at Ave o'clock, unlay July 7tl?. It is earnestly toil that ihero. Ik? a full attend* Mrn. Mellaril I. Manning 'of iibia If e.v|H'eted to meet with the Mrs. Laurens T. Mills, Sec. ? " >Vith Aviation Branch. rtr^t contingent of applicants n> aviation ground school at At b?s been announced. The eur r^ports twenty-five cadets as tfuivessfuily passed the exaiui niu anil !Vjx>rtei at. the school at iota Mouday. Among the succoss ippiloants for admission was the gf of Mr. Malcolm A. Bateman, Ouuden, a son of Mr. and Mrs/ f. Batenmn, of this city. v Met With Mrs. deLoach. ["?'> ktachment So. li i?f the Woman's rice League. Mrs. Drat ton deLoach imamlaiit, hus held two meetings, re 'ua<)c and tinished 20 house esfor Company M.; held two Ram ie Sales, turning into the treasury The housewives contain two ds of thread, two kinds of iJut seissors. needles, safety pins and light pins. As Hie cost of .the kits peater than the amount on <hand will have another rummage sale the near future. - If anyone ,1s lu sted in this cause we will appre rummage sent to us for this pur-i Mrs. W. H. deLoach, Commandant* MAJESTIC R OG R A M Today Friday July #th. Jesse I/. Uiskey Presents Blanche Sweet In THE TIDES OF BARNEGAT" Also "A BON BON RIOT" A Fox Film Comedy Saturday July 7th Kevstone Special "THE NICK OF TIME BABV" *_? reel romedy * Sias Marin in THE AMERICAN GIRL SERIES OF WESTERN PICTURES Also "DONE IF OIL" A Triangle Comedy. Monday July 9th Trianirle Kay-Bee Presents William Desmond ill "The Last of The In'grahama.,r Also a Triangle Come<ly - \ Tuesday July 10th ' Tlie Famous Players Film Corp. Presents Pauline Frederick In -SLEEPING FIRES" Also ? A .Musty Suffer Comedy Wednesday July 11th . Motro Presents Emmy Welilep Most (iraeefn! Screen Star in ?SOWERS AND REAPERS" Also A Victor Moore Cojnedy. POMING: Ma nrnerite. Clarke in" "THE VALENTINE GIRL" V ' Mary Plckford in Thp Romance of The Redwoods" PERSONAL MENTION. *#*ul Mrs. C?Mdi>? Hjunt Tuesday In Mr. M. J. Cullen was a visitor In Columbia Mont lay. Mt. ami Mr*, I>avhl Wolfe hikmU Monday iii Columbia. Mr. .1, K. i in- is v MiUiiiK souie time at <spring. Hr. W. li. Kerrlson was a visitor to Beaufort last week. Mr*s Mary Ellen lth'hunUon U vis iting lilt' Misses Roberts. v Messrs. Lambert lVI'ass ami Buck Smith sixuit Monday in Columbia. . Mr. G. A. Guignurd of Columbia spent Tuesday witlt Mr.. G. F. (\>oley. Messrs* R. M. Kennedy and F. i>. Campbelle s|k'111 Monday In Colutn ?)la,< Mr. T. C. Hoge is spending soiuo time in the mountains of North (\iro llua. Miss Minnie Clybum, of Midvllie, Ga., Is on a visit to relatives In Cuiu don. Miss Sadie .Stokes of Lancaster spent a few days this week with her par ents liere. ?, Messrs. Teddy and John C. dcLoach have returned from a house partv in Mock. Hill. MJss Nell McKagen has gone to Camden to visit Miss Lena McLeod.? Sumter Item. Miss Ida Wallace of Oaiudeu was a guest of retetlves in Sumter Tuesday. ?Srnnter Hera hi. * Dr. W. (J. Twitty made a profes sional visit to Camden on Monday.? Hock Hill Record. ?? Mr. R. L. Moseley has returned home after spending two weeks at Tybee and Havpnnah. , Mr. Luther Alexander, of Richmond, Va;, was on a visit to relatives in Camden this week. Mr. A. L. Geisenheliuer,_who has been lu Charleston teaching school is at home for his vacation- - Caj>t. W. M. Young, of the tfershaw Guards, now stationed at Florence, wt*% with hoiuefolks Tuesday night. Miss Omah Ijangley who has been visiting her sister, Mrs Moore, ol^Beau fort, S. l\, returned home W(MlltP? day. Mr. J. W. l)avis, a well known citi zen of the Ionia section of I.ee county was a business visitor in Camden Sat urday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Savage and family left last week for Yarmouth Port, Mass., where they will spend the summer. Rev. J. C. Rowan, Messrs. Win, L. DePass and G. H. Hauin attended tho funeral of Mrs M. II. Heyroan at Rock Hill Thursday. Mr. G. C. Nabors and Mr. Clarence Co pete 11 d of Clinton si?ent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Cooley making the trip Jn ,a Ford. Mrs. Fannie Jones and daughter, Miss Corlnne Jones, and Miss Maria Mare, moved to (Camden last week.? La neater News. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Parr, Misses Bessie Bennett, Marie. Roddey and Maude Williams spent Sunday in Cam den.?I^ancaster News. Miss Lydia Mnrchlson of Camden, after sending a few days with her aunt, Mrs. S. It. J. Smith, has return ed home.?Sumter Item. Mr. Craig Ilurst has gone to LugofY, in Kershaw. county, to visit the Rev. Edwin Hurst, who has a charge at that place.?Sumter Item. Rev. Burl/e, a well known and high ly respected negro pastor of Camden died very suddenly at his home in this city on Monday June 25. Mr. H. C. Hardy returned this week from points in Indiana where he had ,t?een sent by the Southern Cotton OU Co., to introduce "Snowdrift" , and "other products. Mrs. J. M. Heath, of Camden, is visiting Mrs. W.. D. Boykln, and Mr. A H Boykln, of New York Is visiting his mother at the same address.?Sat urday* Stnnter Item. The Chronicle would earnestly re quest the ladies, or anyone else, de siring to get notices of meetings or reports of meetings, not to call this office to take down lengthy communi cation^ over the phone. If they are written out and handed in we will gladly publish same, but It takes too much of our time to copy these re I>orts over the plhone. Puts It Up To The Cook ' " ?? It HO u a rely tfpto the cook A bill of groceries from on r. hoilse l? f dinner prepared from. There can be absolutely no excuse, for groceries purchased from u?. at-thl* time, Nourishing foods were never more *r strength. when you need to conserve every oun Our meats are rloh and Wholeoomer Our vegetables are fredb. . . Our flour is theory best on the with care and an Every article of food In the honse !? eye to the health of our caatomenr. _ ^ {Q grocery Every purchase you make EiS^fTir buying?it la the acme -poaalole eeon , , ? VI , . Ml T* toONE 28 CAMDEN, S. C. * * " ' ' V .. Mr. W, U. lM,<?ache spent laxt night in Charlotte. Mr, 1(. M, Kennedy i**ft yesterday fur Savannah, <?a., to si?cnd a few days. Captain J. \V. Huiuel, of the Ker shaw Kra, Is sitcnding todny la Cam den. Mr. ti. 0. Hrucu wax a visitor to fi*I??ii(1h ami relatives at ItiNhopvllIe, Wednesday. Mrs. John (i. Hichards, of IJtierty Hill, is spending several weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Tom Meltae,~ Denmark cor, Handterg Jlerald. Miss Frorlne and ileen Plowden, of Manning, and Miss Mary McDowell, of Camden, are visiting Miss Claree Nel son mi Salem Avenue.?Suiuter Item. Mr, Henry Moore and family were visitors at lieaufort on Mm fourth of July. Mr. Moore and hi* sou are doing considerable construction work in that section, and he went down to sjiend the holiday with his son. Cuptalu W. M. Shannon and family left this week for Hendersonvllle where they will sjiend the summer in the mountains, Cu<ptaln Shannon will 'make occasional trips hack to Camden whenever his legal business needs his. j presence here. The Chronicle force Is Indebted to Mr. 1/. I a Young one of the county's good citizens for a box of delicious ] I Matches and plums left at the office Monday. They were certainly tine and were greatly enjoyed. Mr. Young tells us that he is awout the only <Mie in his section who had any peaches this year, the late frosts having kill ed his neighbors' crops. ' Engagement Announced. Judge and Mrs. M. I.. Smith, of this city, have announced the engage ment of their daughter, Ethel Duraut, to Mr. William Wannamaker Bates, of Orangeburg, the ceremony to be lierformed in the Raptlst Church, of this city on Wednesday, July 18. DEATH OF YOUNG MATRON U ? Mrs. Heyman Died Suddenly and Bu ried at Rock Hill. The city was greatly grieved Wed nesday morning when it became known that Mrs. Minnie Fricdheim Heyman, wife of Mr. Marlon Heyman, had died very suddenly after a few hours ill ness. Mrs. Heyman was an exceed-| ingly popular young woman and well loved by all who knew her. Her re mains were carried to Rick Hill, her former home, on the afternoon train accomimnied by her heartbroken hus Imml and little (laughter, and Messrs.-, L. A. Wlttkowsky, <}eorge Wittkowsky and Leoftard Schenk, where the fun eral services were held Thursday Homing, being conducted bv Hahhi Solomon, of i^iyannah. Mrs. Heyman was about thirty-four years of age, and* came of the well known and highly respected family of Friedheims of Rock Hill. She is sur vived by three sisters?Miss' Carrie Frledhehu, Mrs. Marshall and Mrs. ltatteree, of Rcs-k Hill; six brothers ?Dr. Samuel tfYiedhefon and Messrs. I .onis, Sydney, Adolph, Albert and Harry Frledheim, all of Rock Hill. A large congregation of town peo ple gartiered at the Southern train Wednesday to see the funeral party off attesting to the popularity of the young lady. Several citizens left Thursday morning for Rock Hill to be present at the funeral ceremouies. A sad feature of the affair was the fact that little Mias'Carcfline, lier little daughter, had a few hours pre vious bid her yoqng friends come to her home to. help her celebrate her seventh birthday." The sympathy of the entire community goes out to the sorely stricken husband and little daughter. * DANCE AT THE ARMORY Enjoyable Affair by Young People In dependence Evening. Over one hundred yonng i>cople frogn Camden nnd nearby towns-met at the Kershaw Guards ormory Wednesday evening for one of the largest dance* ever given by the yotmg people of Camden. The half wan decorated in National eolors and Comstockn or chestra from Columbia furnished sweet music for the occasion. The town was filled with vialting aufo paities and fche merry dance continued from nine till two o'clock. Some of the out of -town visitor for the affair were: Misses Isabella Williamson, Jessie Williamson, Florrie Langston, Cath erine Bristow, Darlington; Sarah Wil | kins, York; Miss Young, Union; Pearl x#eale, Mary Stuckey, Ida Boykln, Alene Reynolds, Grace Reynolds, Geor gia Beecbam, Sumter; Ellaatfeth Heath Columbia; Margaret Davis, Newberry; Elizal>eth Carrington, Spartanburg; Messrs. Chartie Connelly, Mark John son, John D. Wylie, Henry Moore, Tjflncaster; Kennedy Blakeney, Bill Easley, Kershaw; T>enwood King, Dick Galney, Archie Richardson, Mac Brow er, Ausley Yates, Henry Cutiino, Ray Blandlng, Jimmle Pitts, Edward Atkin son;..Henry Spann, Teddy Swearin, Carlyle Stuckey, Marlon Myers, Dumpey Deas, Deas Richardson, Surh ter; Bub ' Langs ton, Hazel Bristow, Dan MeKeitheri, George Browa,~T>u Bose, McFall1, Stem and Brown, Jack Gregory, Mr. an<f Mr#. J. T. Langs ton, Mr. and Mrs. Skinner, Darling ton; Mr. Barringer, Florence; Black Edmund*, Ridgewayc Wilbur Means', Cofambtai Tte<?Jpjagte, Newberry; Grover Rlchey, T^uirens; Mr. Smith, Greenville; and about at* young men from the Headquarters Company at Columbia. , Meeting Ctrfe LeifM. The regular monthly meeting of the Civic League will be held on Monday afternoon August 9th, at A o'clock at the Grammar School. < ? ? lilKSHAW NKW8 NOTK8. ?v luteresting Happening!* Gullwrwl From thi Kra ef That Place. The>*outhent Power Company's line construction force, ?livI<1<h1 into four camps, mv dispersed along the oast bank >>( the (^iawltai'Watf(W ? river engaged In tlw? work of erecting the steel towers for the permanent trans mlnaton lines, extending from Great trails to Camden. A. force ??f twenty men were In Jvmshaw Monday and Tuesday looking after thf*n*emoval of their camping outfits and construction materials to convenient points along the river nearest Kerslunv. The instruction of the transmission line Is to l?e pushed with thf greatest ex IHHlitlon iMisslhle. The Infant daughter of Mr, aiyl Mrs. It. J4. Steele at the Kershaw Cot ton Mill village died Sunday morn ing after a very hrlef illness, age<i ten months and eight days. The fun eral Services were conducted by Hev. J. M. Neal and the hurlal was at Laurel Monday afternoon. Airs, lioney Ellxahclh Fa lie, wife, of George \V. Fa lie, died at their home at the in 111 village Thursday last and was hurled Friday at the Blackmon burying ground, the funeral services being conducted by Hev. Thomas Faile. Sl\e was 48 years of age and was ill for about, six weeks. Mrs. Faile left surviving her husband and six child ren, three Si/iio. three daughters, Mr. and Mrs.. A. B.' Oauthen and son of Durham, N. C? spent last week In Kershaw at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd E. Young. They made the trii^ in their (?ar, and when they left last Friday for the return trip, they were accompanied as far as McBec hy Miss Jeanette Jones, who will s)>eud a while there with relatives and friends. I. J. McKenxie, su]>eiintondeut of education of Kershaw county, and C. M. Wilson, superintendent of educa tion of Newberry county, were visit ors In Kershaw last Friday for a short while. Th^y were returning from the meeting of county superintendents at Winthrop Oojlege. Mrs. Soulie O. Gregory left last Wednesday for a month's stay with her brother and sister, Dr. and Mrs. Or <SL Craft, in Brooklyn, N. Y. She will also visit relatives in other nor thern iH?lnts while away. Mrs. Geo. O'Rourke, accompanied by hev children and her mother-in law, Mrs. J. A. O'Rourke, all of Bit* mingham, Ala., are visiting at the home of her pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. I>. M. Kirkley. Miss Mary Emma Hough, of Oam den is visiting in Kersba^w at the home of her aunt, Mrs. D. McDon ald., ? Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Blakency mo tored to Henderson ville, N. C., last week to take their little baby, who is not so well. Mr, Blakeney return ed to Kershaw Sunday in order to be present at the Red Cross meeting Sunday afternoon, Mrs. Blakeney and the child will remain in Henderson ville during the summer. Master I)u Bose Blakeney, who accompanied his parent* on the trip, returned Sunday with his fattier, _ ,, Rembert News Notes. . Rembert, July 3.?The hot weather Inst week was the very thing tot cot ton. The erop, while small, Is growing ami looks healthy. Corn Is severely in Jtimf ijy the June floods and won't uiakc a full crop. Wheht threshing Is going on and the turnout is fine?the l>eat in years. Watermelons are drown ed out and won% k much. Peaches are beginning to ripen. So much for the crops. Socially, a lot of people seem lost in the whirl of this fast age which Is so different from what it used to be. There is something more in life than galety all the time. ?? ? ? Mrs. W. J. Toung lost all her lot buildings yesterday morning by fire, caused by the careless throwing of cig arettes, it Is supposed. Satofday she lost, a house full of wheat by fl re, caus en by spontaneous combustion as the wheat wan put in wet. She has, the sympathy of all in her losses and trou bles. Miss Madge Rogers is off on an ex tended visit. ? Miss Maria Brunson. The news of th? death of this chris tian lady waq heard with profound Sor row Jjy those who knew her. Born and reared In Camden in a home of refine ment. she grew up.with those fine traits of character ttmt true womanhood have. - In early life she connected her self with the Camden Baptist church and lived and died In the enjoyment of her christian faith. ?? For many,years she had been one of th^ shutln band, caused by the frailties of health, so she could hot go about, and continued to grow gradually weak er in' spite of all a loving and devoted family and medical attention could do, until Wednesday, June 27th, she went away, carryipg with , her the respect and love of all who knew her. Such people never die but ever live green In the hearte of those who know them. So J Can ga y Soldier of Christ, welf done. Praise be thy iijg# employ, And while eternal age# win, Rest in thy Masters Joy." J. fi. DnPre. Will Meet at The -Kershaw District Council J. O. U. A: K. will meet with TfcfEaltr Coun cil at Pine Creek Mill- Village Tues day night, July the lOth'at 8-80 o'clock. All councils in Kershaw county are urgently requested to send delegates ?one to every ten member*. Will have some State officers present. /JSLfc R. Campbell, D. G. . * 3' . ? Z ZZ. . " ? - i m We, have moved our i?lei room to building former ly used by Kershaw Motor Co., and will be glad to have you come to us there. We are prepared to do your work and take care of your storage battery for you. Also a full line of accessories. Can give you first class service in all lines of the automobile trade. Dealers of Dodges and Jeffery cars* Come in and see our stock when in town. CAMDEN MOTOR CO. Phone 42 LRE COUNTY NEWS Items of Intercut Gathered From ltlsh ?pvllle Vindicator. When it was announced that $3,000. wns allotted to l>ee county (for Itcd Cross fund, many shook their heads and thought that amount would never lie mlHed. Mr. W. It. Scarborough, the Secretary, gave out the pleasing announcement Tuesday morning that Lee county had subscribed mora than $3,500 to Ited Cross fund. He also stated that the members of St. Johnn church, (colored) gave the munificent sum of $242.50. Last week Judge John S. Wilson and Stenographer Woods were on l&nd for court but ttio Solicitor was not here as It had been agreed by the bar with consent or the Judge and Solicitor that there would be no court on account of the busy season and not many cases on docket. After taking n few orders on Monday the Judge or dered the court adjourned. We have never seen finer glardcns either 4u town and out In the county than they are Just now, and the ladiet* are busy canning for winter use. Messrs. W. R. Scarborough, J. F. Stuckey, H. W. Woodward and W; L. Parrott are attending the Bankers Convention in Anderson i The storm Monday evening was se vere In the Rose Hill and Manville sections., No hill but heavy rains and much wind. Many trees were blown across the public roads. , The play wjiich was given hero in the opera house Friday night by the Wlntihrop Daughters of Sumter was well attended and was pleasing and all who took nart In the pongs and sjjecialtlew deserve praise, .special mention bttug made of tho work of Mr. Rultmaii, M.'e-s Aline Harby, Mr. Jackson a lid Miss Georgia Betham. The masquerade given in the opera house on June 20th was a most enjoy able affair for those who attended. Among the'attendants were several young ladles and gentlemen from DarHngton, Beijuettsville, Kershaw, Sumter, Catndeu,' Ktngstree nnd Man ning. Mr. Murray Lee Parker, son of Mr. I\ A. Parker, who joined the Navy about two months ago and soon after took typhoid pneumonia ana has been In the hospital at Norfolk for a- month or more died, Wednesday and wtas burled ,at St. Matthew's church at 8 o'clock. v ; " To attend the young people's con ference which.meets at Montreat this' week Mr. Geo. McCutoheon took In , charge, the following young people and will leave hero this afternoon with them: Misses Edna, KlAi, Matlie an<l Jedtfie MeCutchan, Evelyn, Hannah ami Mell Montgomery, Miwni-m. (Jeo. *. MeCutcheon, John McOtvtoheon and William Muldrow. Messrs. Wilbur, Cousar, Wilton Shaw, and Harry B rear ley will also go along. Notice to Dog Owners. Not lee la hereby given to all dog owners of the city of Camden, to come forward and i>ay $2.00 city dog tax now due. Owners are also- Warned that dogs must 1m? eontlned in .,the yanls of their respective owners. This f law to take effect immediately after '*? this notice. A. O, WHITAKER, Chief of Poliee. July 5, 1017. SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. State of South Carolina, County of Ke??haw, \ In the Court, of Common Pleas. f Li. A. Kirkland, / Plaintiff, against Thomas J. Kirkland, Trustee, and Da mon CI a von, * Defendants. To The Defendants Above Named : YOU AUK HEREBY SUMMONED ami required to answer the complaint in this action, of wfclch a copy is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers at .theJLr. office in Camden, 8. C., within twen ty days after the service thereof, ex clusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the com plaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply., to the Court for the relief demanded in the. complaint. Kirkland and Kirktend* Plaintiff's Attorneys. Dated July 5th, 1017.. To the Defendant, Damon Olavon: Take potlce: That the complaint in this action was tiled in the office of Clerk of Court 'of Common Pleas for Kershaw County at Camden, S. C., the 5th day of June A. D. 1017. Kirkland and Kirkland, r???~ Plaintiff's Attorneys. 11 12-13. ? * ? ?**?? * ?>->??*??? ? When you know that you are Mfe, you feel free to act. ' , When you know that your money if tale, you fee! free to contract, buy and invett ? ' . 1 , ; . . ? ? ? v This bank offers you the maximum of safety. A single fiance at our resources is ample proofs of our soundness*? ? ?? x Wooey deposited with us it not only safe, but is available at all^ timse for your business operations. ^ Play the game-?but play fiafe. ?A -I'C* Bank -W--' OF CAMD EN, iijjM