Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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flCA?-NEW?f ffNOl* 8WCCW ^ little laughter and you UM ?'0.r"1 " "*v" ">nn" L * "utile klndnewi on the fg^nmee to sort of lift ^lut'e'dlfnce ?tep ?? you go pf theae thing# you \<* ^thJ lme to do |^JJnl or other will come gyff SU to you. L*a? Di?tty good religion; that ? the a (i>a Maater tried. ^ h?ie the way of klndneaa and of jSLjSTanrf ??? Emj the rough uplkea piercing feELrt lilt tender hands and feet. Pgg,"?.at he had Buffered .till STVmllo ,c"(,0,r ?!"ect,1u ^ . i,w Ilia hurt foet walked In ie faa opeil way to you, await you In It. and each Kdly thing you do ffKlowa oil ?l,out you-In the way iSf0^"*0 yoy ,n ,ttu*h,u'and ,n ihflu' ftl"' eon?* . _. it' ~ju<iil Mortimer I^ewla* Hi.,ilk-. The Firemen. -I, t(, ox press iny hearty thanks tlrt> department aiid the many tvno ao kimlly offered valuable ?ce lielj?ln? i" *?ve my proper obj flames last Friday afteruon. iglly do 1 wish to thank the (?fijbhors who rendered us every nee. Wry respectfully,. C. M. Coleman. Married. jCJwrlie Marshall and MIhh Mafc irtin. both <?f Camden," married l?v l'rohate Judge W. tfjowell mi Saturday, July 28th. -T <iiiK Woman's Service League. (iv will he a meeting of mem i jnd columnndants of the Service Xahirday August-4th, 11)17 nt ck nt the Omit House. Special ?s, ami we urge yon to be prep Mrs. I.. T. Mills. See. fartl of Thanks, V titkc this method of thanking uany friends. and especially those bf lire company in saving our home n> from the recent tire. Mr. ami Mrs. I"). A. Boykiii. The Heat Wave. [vn?< arc dead and hundreds pros e?l by the heat wave which in con Itn? In tlir North and Kast. Pitts * rcjMirtetl the highest number of lb?twenty-four. Detroit report tru. while New York. Philadelphia, |caK<? added t.. tlie death toll. Re f is promised for Chicago today, lie a shift in the wind ajde<l,Bos i No relief is in sight'*for' many fr centers. AJESTIC ?> r ;.4. .vr ROGRAM Friday Aug. 3rd. JesM' I.. hasfcey, Presents Madame Petrova in THE l\ DYING FLAME" * Also Mystery of The Double Crosp" Saturday Aug. 4th. Wm. s. Hart in "THE SQI ARE DEAL MAN" Also "DODGING HIS DOOM" AKcystone Comedy Suuday /iug. 5th. "To Church and Sunday School ... ?s. Tuesday Aug. 7t|?. Oliver .Morosco Presents <ief?rt,?<? Beban in fHE MAKCELLINE MILLIONS" Also ?A Musfy puffer Comedy PERSONAL MENTION. Mr. J(. Catoe, of ItethuW wa* in Camden Tuesday. Mi. 1). V. Keels, of Rolulwrt whm 11 visitor hero Wednesday. \tr?. P. IH) Hot>erti? *pcnt Suuiftinr in Ki'hlmw the home of Mrs. Hilton. Mrs. l.ulu Grltllth, ?>f Gaffney, is the guest of Mr. ami Mrs. Joint T. Mm kc.v. Mr*. S. K. ItraslliKton wit* H vlslt iir al her old home at Jefferson last week. Miss RllwiiHith Prlee of Yldalla, <ia., la visiting her COUhIii, Mss Sara Camp bell. Mr., I'M. Miller, of the Kershaw Mo tor CO.. HiHMit Tuesday night In Sum tar. Mrs. W. 0. Moore ami rhildren have returned from a visit to relatives at Jeffefson. Miss Elizabeth Cameron, of Charles too la the #uent ??f Mrs, Charles j. Shannon, 3rd. " ^ MVh. Kiineae Zemp has returned from a three weeks stay at Hender son \ i I Ic, N. (5. Mr.' F. M. W<K>len has returned to the rlty after spending several days in North Carolina. Messrs. Marlon and (Maude Williams made a.11 automobile, trip to Monroe, N. O, last Sunday. Mrs, W. <5. Tx>wryt of Rockingham, N. 1'., is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. CV Zemp at "Blooiusnury." Mr. Alex Jtaker was called to Nor folk, Va? this week on account of the extreme Illness of his sister. Mr. II. C, Hardy and family are now occupying the Tweed house, corner of Lyttlpton and f>cKalh streets. Miss Helle Moore ami Mr. J<ewl? Moore si?ent Sunday in Kershaw with Mioses Kthel and Nina Gardner. Miss LOulse Richardson, of Atlanta, and* Miss Caroline Weaftm. of Colum tm. are guests of Miss Ellse Kli'kland. Mrs. A. W. Butler, who has been vis iting lier brother, Mr. John T. Maekey, has returned t<> her home in Hlchmond, Va. 4 Misses Allle ami Leila Williams of Philadelphia, Pa., are visiting their sister Airs. L. <). Eumlerhurk near fa 111 den. Mrs., II. S. Moore ami children have returned from a pleasant trip to Am erlcus, Ga.,. where she visited her brother.- ^ Mr. L. L). Jordan has gone At lanta to have his eyes treated. He was accompanied by his little daughter Mildred. ;UoselJa, Lonnle Hell and Vernon Tilndden, of Greenwood, have return ed from a month's visit to Mr. T. C. Gladden here. , . The friends of Ix?on Schlosburg"will regret to know that he Is confined in the hospital after Ifflvlng one of his toes ainjnitated. 4 , Mr. and Mrs. John S. Lindsay, and Master Hilly Lindsay left yesterday to spend some tlnle in the mountains of North Carolina. I>r, and Mrs. K. . K. Stevenson left Sunday for a trip to Hendersonvllle ?jHid Asheville. N. C. They ma<le the trip in their automobile. ?" Miss Ma*rgaret Hammond, the ef flcient cashier of the Southern Hell Telephone Co., is at her post again after a. short visit to her parents at BenneTtsville. The friends of Miss Sadie Stokes will regret to learn that while bath ing at the factory. i>ond Tuesday af ternoon .she was painfully injured when she received a fall. Mr. M. H. Heyman and little daugh ter, Carolyn, accompanied, by Miss Carrie Friedham leave this week for a visit to Hemler?onville and other l>oints iitf, North Carolina. 4 Mrs. H. L. Watkins and family will lea^e next Tuesday for OreeuvlHe. Jack Watkins Is now with Ca. M. lo cated at Greenville, ami it is to l)e with them that the family will go there. Di^ and Mrs. L. M. Ilaminaii, of Lo* Angeles, C&L* arrlvetl In Camden Tuesday to be the guest of Mr.^and Mrs. I. C. Hough for several days. MVs. Hamman Is h sister of Mrs. Hough. The following Camden people, regis tered at Columbia hotels last Aveek: 'Messrs, 0. G. Alexander, M. Hillings, B. N. McDowell, W. L. Wooten, ft. M. Kennedy, Jr., J. M. Kennedy, and yy. \ I>. Barrett aind family. OUR WINDOW FOR THE LATEST WAR NEWS _IN PICTURES gj^ in Groceries Phillips & Company PHONE 28 ' CAMDEN' S- C* Mis, Carl |{nv Smith. of Tliuinons vlU? Is vUltillg her parents Mr, Mini Mrs. 1!. (J. <'unison, I-llth' Miss EUle McDowell, of Vork, Im visiting her aunt, Mrs. Frank Camp ? holl i in .week, Ml*. mid Airs. II. <J, C.irrl-on. Jr.. ? nil children art* ivmim sometime 111 1'? u11fort County. Miss Harriett Nelson spent several days last wwk wllli her brother Mr. Joseph Nelson In Oheraw. ? Messrs. K, M. Kennedy, Jr., W. N. McDowell, \V. L. Wootcn ami M, BU? lln>rs *?pent Sunday In Columbia. Mr. ami Mrs. Ira 11. Jones, Jr., of Lancaster, spent last Burnt ay with Mix. Jones' parents, Mr. ami Mrs. (J. K. Taylor. Miss Mettle llainiuoml lias returned home after siiendlng Home time In <V>luiubln. she having none there to consult a. siMM-lalUt. Mir. ami .Mrs., 1>. J. Carrlson who have !rtM?n in Camden while Mr. Car* ulson was traveling' (Ids territory left this week for Columbus, Ga., where they will make rljelr home In the future. II. K. Beard & Co.T^iave ? moved Into the building formerly occupied hy the *Hast Tailoring (\>. one door South of Crosby's lee ('ream Parlor, The Tailoring Co. Is occupying the lITillding next to the> express office. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred 10. Kennedy ami daughter*. Misses Arahcl and Eliza beth. will leave Tuesday for Charles ton, W. Va., wher<? they wljl spend the month of August. Mr. and Mrn. John C. Cnreton will Join them In Chester. Mr, and Mrs. David Wolfe have returned home after siMMiding two weeks at Wrlghtsvllle Beach. Mr. Wolfe reports llshlng good at this pop ular resort, and that ho was the "champion" during his sojourn there. Among those who have been ap pointed by Commissioner of Agricul ture Wafson, as delegates -"to the 12th Internntiona) Farm Conference to lie "held In Peoria, 111.! Sept 25-28, arc ;Messrs. L. I. (TutOli, of Lugof? an<J \V. H. E\we, Jr., of Beaufort.. Among those who have made ap plication and stood the examination for admission to the sccond Officer's Training Cniup* are: Messrs. T. A. Aneruln, Joel Ilougli, G. (J. Alexander, W. I). Tranthrtm, T. K. Trotter, *T. K. Salley, K. H. Team,4 E. O. White, T. B. Humphries, I{. M. Kennedy, Jr., M. Iiilling+4, C. U. Little, Burnel Mc leod. ^ Mr. an<J Mrs. ~Gns Hirscli ami daugh ter, Louise,, are in Baltimore for a short stay. In a note to The ChronF ele from Mrs. Hirsch requesting that we mail her the paper while away, she says: "Expert to be here two weeks, then we will spend. a few weeks in New York city. We found the hehtj dreadful here today. Lots of Uncle* Sam's boys-, parading and walking around. Tents are stationed on dif ferent cornel's and men calling for re cruits. . Looks patriotic in this town." THE WOMAN'S PART 1 . .??!? ? i I Mrs. (J. H. Lenoir Made Chairman For Kershaw County. ) wopen of Kershaw r rrquosis and expects Mrs. F. Louise Mayes, < Chairman of the South Carolina Division of the Woman's Council of Defense has ap l>ointed Mrs. G. H. Lenoir Chairman for Kershaw Cottnty. On accepting this position of labor, <luty, and hon or, Mrs. Lei voir called a meeting of the presidents of each organization and society in Camden^ for the pur l>ose of inviting discussion, and form ing plans for the successful registra tion of evefy woman in the County. This meeting was held Eriday tafter noon at Mrs. Lenoir's home and It was decided that the County should be subdivided into smaller units, with captains'in charge of groups of wom en, and each group should have a de finite number of homes to Visit. Those present were Medames D. A. Boykin, L. T. Mills, Jas. Wallace, N. It. Good ale, W. 8. Burnett, C. H. Yates, JL B. Pitts, Win King, Margaret O. ^Miller, G. H. Lenoir, and Misses Kate Le npir, Louise Nettles, Alary yillepigue. There will l>e a meeting of the County Chairman, and Executive Committee in Columbia, Tuesday .Ally 31st at 12 o'clock at the JetTerson. At this meet ing the plans for immediate service will be discussed. Mrs. Lenoir will then inform the County what she' of them. Mr. Wilson and Mr, Hoov er consider this a very important work. It. is our duty not to question^ but to obey. We want the woman hood of this county, with its brilliant intellects and loyal hearts to rally to the. utandartL-r "frlearts that hate a deed unjust, Hearts that other hearts can trust Heads that plan for other weal. Heads poised flver hearts ihat feel." .?y % 9 Saved Two From Drowning. Young Henry Gladden and a com panion 1>y the name of Meares were rescued from drowning last Sunday af ternoon while bathing >at the Wateree Mill pond. There were a good many young talk* in the pond at the time and young Gladden, who is.a messen ger boy at the Western Union office, got V.vond his depth and had gone under for the third time when John Catoe, a young man oT the mill vil lage noticed him go down. - Catoe brought him out and the young fel low was unconscious for a short while, lltl 1 * v - - ? ? ? ^~v m m t mm ?? ? a y I ill I wJwTI I v V ITvTI? Xyull^ fvU W It" also rescued about the same time. /?T ' 1 ^ ?r~T> "ii" Mrs. G. T. Clarke, of Gaffney, has received information that her brother Zebu Ion Vance Ingram, has been kill ed* in action in France. He was. a member of the Nineteenth Dragoons, a Canadian "regiment, and methia death frdm wounds received at Calais, France. BIOIW ANI) HKIRT8 For Service As Weil A? Kmart i>e*M Are While Tub Waiat*. New York.^July 31.?-'Vacation time brings 1,uv<' for more than the u?ual uumber uf practical cloth#*, this we nil know by expcrUmce. A QIOQK oiln-r things, thoae who plan their vacation wfcrtirolies with fore sight will I uv.) title a K<>odi> number 1,1 se|>arate waists and skirt*. The waists may even l>e planned with a vl?w to weorltif them In the fall with the coat suit or with separate dreswea. From t lie comfortable morulntf: JttHOOk to the sheer and dainty Itliinw (for af ternoon wear, there 1h certainly a very large variety of Interesting blouses thin summer. The practical wjhite Mouse that launders nicely In deservedly a favorite, for when fresh from the tnh It never falls to give the wearer that crisp, fresh look.whether It Is worn with white or colore^ skirts. In the sheer blouses, voile, organdie, and handkerchief linen are the materials most used, hut this summer they are also wearing blouse* ot China silk, which material launders perfectly and Ik just as eonl as jtosslhle. i .For service as well as smartness there Is nothing lietter than the white gabardine skirt, which has no fear of the tub. It Is very much in demand this summer and sometimes conies with colored s^rli>es v?r dots. Skirts A Smart Blouse and Skirt f?r Summer Wear of silk or wool Jersey In white nii?l vcolors are of course, ~cry smart this season* A no>v. model developed in green wool jersey Is shown In the ac companying ^ ketch. It ^Is made with a plain panel In front, and the sides and hack are slightly gathered. The -novel feature of this Skirt Is the i>o<'k et section at the side. Many of,, the new skirts show this feature treated in various ways. In the design Il lustrated, the pointed eluls of the lower section are buttoned to the upper sec tion. One of the sfflfcirt blouses of the season which would'be a welcome ad dition to any woman's wardrobe is pictured with this skirt. It Is of tine handkerchief linen with an embroid ered spray across the front, and col lar a?'d cuffs -edged with a narrow crocheted lace. This is a blouse that slips on over the head, and as it has no opening there. Is nothing to Interfere with the embroidery, which spreads itself across the fronj. Laces and hand-drawn work are other decorations used for summer blouses with charm ing effect. A dress of fuffled organdie or batiste is one of the smart things to ftave this summer. Organdie collars with rows of tiny hemstitched self ruffles are about half an inch in width and placed close together, almost overlap ping one another. Collar and cuiff sets in 'this style, or white or light blue, are worn with dark blue dresses, and soanetimes fine lace takes the place of the organdie ruffles. '' V To Hive Military Training. An excellent course in military train I irig tinder ^competent instructors will be offered at the University of South Carolina next session. This course will be compulsory for Freshmen and j .Sophomores, and voluntary for all oth er students. Guns and accoutrements have been furnished by the United States Government, and an army officer will be detailed for service at the University as kooji as such an officer is availably ?? - ? The War Department promises that when this officer has^peeir appointed a Reserve Officers Traniing Corp* will be established =at the University. In the meantime, students must furnish their own ^uniforms. These are less expensive and more durable than or dinary citizens clothes, dnd will there fore be more economical. ' w W. S. Currell, Pres., University of South Caroline. Meeting Woman's Council of Defense. The Woman's National Council of Defense for Kershaw County is ask ed to meet at the Court'House on Friday afternoon August 3rd at six -o'clock. Will the presidents of all societies and organizations urge theilr meml>ers to be present?. O- If. J>enoir, ">v , ? ?County Chairman. i. Will Atkinson and John Ferguson, white men of Cherokee county, were arrested nils weeje. eight miles from Gaffney Charged with operating an illicit distillery. The distillery mMA, captured, having a capacity ot about -thirty gallons per-4ay*~ SEND US YOUR WHEAT Our Holler Mill will be ready this week to grim! your wheat. v? .One-eighth toH or ecchange. Bring your wheat tD our mill at Kershaw and jret satisfaction. . KERSHAW LUMBER CO. KERSHAW, S. C. HAW (HH'HIN IN MOV IKK' Did Nut Know Young Soldier Was WUh Pershing's Army. While the reel showing Pershing's troops landing lit- France was holllM shown at the Bijou'last night, J Hughes,. a young man of this city, spied in the ficcnc a young man clad in khaki who he belleve<l to he hi*, cousin. Nverett Trussed. Although he had not heard directly from Trussed in several months he was so tlrudy con vinced that ttic soldier In the picture was his eousin, he hastily went home, awoke his father and together they re turned to the theatre. Although the show had dosed hy the flme Joe Hughes ami his father, W. C. Hughes arrived, the picture was shown again, through ithe courtesy of the manager 10, <\ rurdts, This time both of the men had no difficulty iu recog nizing the particular soldier as l?elng lCverott' Trussed, the cousin of the younger Hughes ami nephew of W. 0. Hughe*. Young Trussed has been In the army for Koine flme, hut for the past several months, nothing had heen hcand from him, therefore his relatives were at a loss to know whether he landed safely. The pleture settled both of these ques tions for the anxious relatives here, as It was shown beyond doubt that the young soldier was yet alive and appar ently enjoying the best of health.? < Jreenvllle News, ? ?** Rembert News Notes. , Rembert, July 80tli.?This Is sum-' mor with a rush ami has been so fur about two woek?. Cotton lias come out a great doal and the recent rains have made the qorn all right. The * protracted meeting at Plsgah Church last week was fine. Mr. Llles the pastor, was assisted by Rev. An drew Hartley of Columbia. Large crowds attended the services all the time. There were some additions to the Church. Misses Sadie Rogers. Lula Baker and Ethel Watson, >vith some additions from the audience got. up a flnp purse for the visiting minister which was presented to him at the close of the meeting and these young ladies were publicly thanked for their energy and Interest in the matter. Mr. Liles is a live man in all ciiureh work atld Is most highly respected and foved by his church, and community. Rev. A. B. Fulmer, of Westville, was present Home during the meeting and Ills many friends wore tf lad to see and hoar hint. Miss Kfttv Turner one of the pretty Klrls of the ritfHjJttun section attend' ed the meeting nil through. We wore glad also lo have Mr, \V. H. (Jardner and family of Stockton to lie at the meeting.* Hope they will eome a^aln hood. After a visit of length |o different phtyos Miss Madge Rogers, one of our pretty young Indies has returned home to the delight of us llll. v Fine Preacher. (hi the evening of the second Sunday lit August a protracted meeting will commence at Mlxpaii church and con tinue during the week following. The pastor of the church, Mr. Roton, will he assisted by a minister whose heart Is filled full with the love of human kindness for his fellow man and whose tine sermons can not fall to interest all. (Jo out and hear him and you will ho amply repaid, Ho is from Columbia, 8. C? and his name Is Andrew Hart ley. Hayes?Rkhaidh. ?-* The attractive new home of Mr. and Mrs, I. It. Ilayes was the scene of a lovely wedding Inst Krlday even ing when their daughter, Miss Nan nie Robert* Hayes, became the bride of J. Gurdiucr Richards, of Liberty Hill. Rev. J. O. Rowan, pnstpr of the bride, officiating. After the reception Mr. and Mrs. Richards left* for a wedding trip to Northern cities and the mountains of North Carolina. They wiM. be at homo after the first of ftpptembor in Cam den, S. C. The bride is the charming and ac complished daughter of Dr. and Mrs. I. R. Hayes and is deservedly i>opular with her many friends among the yo^ng folk . She is a rtvent graduate of Winthrop. The groom, who graduated from Davidson College, N. C.? barf been a successful teacher in the schools of ?South Carolina, llo was superintend ent of the Kershaw school three years and formed many lasting friends here. He has been elected superintendent of the Canulen city schools for next ses sion.?Kershaw Era. ' . Card of Thanks. ' I wish to thank the friends, both white and colored, who werp so kind to assist when my house was burned. Jan lo Cook (colored) Prescriptions Filled, Medicines, Sick Room Requisites . A nice line of statio lery, Waterman's pens, Whit man's candy, properly kept. Fine cigars. Magazines on sale and subscription) taken at lowest prices. De livery in City fi;om 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. except Sunday. Open Sunday for sale of medicines and necessities from 10 ot 11 A. M. and 4 to 4:30 P, M. . W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store ~? Telephone 30. ' where do you go for it? Do you draw your check \ i on the bahk, or do you borrow from a friend? ; ?? ' r , ? i / PEOPLE WITH SAVINGS ACCOUNTS -seldom have to borrpw.^They have mone^Tof their own. It is always growing, accumulating, earning In terest, piling iip, and pushing you along the road to affluence. We invite you to become a depositor at this bank. One dollar or upward will open an account ?+* s . T-T ? i rr ?. i I i l ) ' i n. " i S Loan & Savings Bank OF CAMD EN, S. C.