The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 08, 1918, Image 5
facial and Personal flews
By MJm LquUp Nettle*
I,,, OM> fiknt MUTA
I^KOMNA ftWilMICNT
M '* ie?vnt Tralaiug School in Franco
I,,.,,, i lout J t rtit ton vli' l /ou i ?) i
tbe "'?I *r'r^t Sotff* t'atti
i? Kegiiueiit onrrlad off the' laurel*,
frutr five men w are went up tm<! t w CO- I
.four coin missioned. Thin was thl/f
,( tttvrd made by any JteKiiu<*nt i tep- 1
aud the home folkh mo justly
?roud. Cnroliulani are alway* ,nbhv
1,1,1 tfaeii own nt home or abroad
LtKlUAUH OF
Etkkkht
? tin Monday Nov. Illi, at heft,
? W'lekfonl, K. I., JJi.vs Kufli Bafct'i
is m;u i i? ?t to Major Frank Sc&pi I
^ bri.(l<" i> wrll known and papular
Camden, where she speii t s.;vor?4l s.u
bk Unusually at tractive ami.- bright;
Ed rlin Iiniiix in maimer ahc miHtt a
uiImt of friends hen\ who will bo ju.
?n ?te<l in I his notice. Major Schcuidei;
from Now York. ho is a K'aduhlo
'West I'oint, and is bow in the swr
of his rountry, having just return-'
f from Kraui v.. _
Tomorrow 1h "<JaK .Mash l>ay"
Columbia, Nov. .'{.? In an effol t to
>t the people of South Carolina to
,Brtrvo tin* "pita" or seed* from
?aches, prunes, dates, olives nn<l; thej
l(,|ls of hickory nut# and* wnlnutH for
it mnuufaeture of carbon or charcoal
,r the gas masks used by tboy American
,rces overseas, Governor Manning, in
proclamation issued today, designates
Mvcmber !? as "gas mask day" in Bouth
'arolina. The local Hed Cross chap*
ifK in South Carol inar will make ar-,
iiigcmeiits for the collection of these!
PjuIs" oil that day.
Mitchell-Heard.
_ .'arils have been received in Cflfnden
BnnoimeinK the marriage at Leesville,
i (\, Monday, November 2nd, of Mis#
luilcne Mitchell to Mr. Eugene Nelson
>ard. The couple will make their home
Andrews, S. C., where Mr. Beard is,
m nee led with a paper at that place.
Beard was formerly with the Wat
Messenger of this place. ? ~r- ?
RIVATK THEATRICALS
Youthful enthusiasm for war reftofj
ork was shown by little Misses Bunny
.aiiK and Mollie Hlarkwell one evening I
is weeJc when they gave a charming
itertainment at the Iilackwell home on
^aurens Street. The folding doors bf-j
Keen the living room and' dining room
ere thrown open and tlie dining room
|auk?l m flowers served as an Impro
i>d stage, upon which the youthful
jctor* gave their play, recitations,- songs
inrt fairy dances. Hunny represented
ellnw butterfly, and Mollie a wlii^ej
Jeony. and were surely rivals of what
irv represented in grace, beauty and
vrvtm-K*. A ?ood sized audience eri?
yed the affair, and tile benefit brought.
fc.00 ti? tin* local Itod Cross ^Chapter.
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PROG R A M
Till: MAJESTIC THEATRE
WILL REOPEN
NOV. 11TH.
change of appear
MONnOY
Willi and entire
mice .in the interior. Thoroughly
| Heaiutl. fumigated and* deodori*ed.
Everything about this theatre has
bwn i novated and now presents the
appe&ram-e ?i a?wml theatre* -
.Tin- following program is offered
fyr next week
Monday Nov. tlt-h ???? ->????.???
SlARGI'EIUTE CLARKE .
vwi* never better than i*? ? ^ ?
"01 T OF A CLEAR SKY"
Alsit official Wnr lteview
Tuesday Nov. 12th.
Metro's Dainty Stnr
MA B ALLISON IN
T1IK WINNING OF BEATRICE"
AUo I 'a the Weekly News
? " Yj
Wednesday Nov. lfcth.
Thos. 11. I nce's Star
ImirothY DALTON in ?
"VIVE LA FRANCE"
Als.i raramouut Pictograplis
Thursday Nov. 14th "
|M ?!{< >TIIY DALTON IN
"OREEN EYES'*
Her Greatest Success
1 'atlie Weekly News
Friday Nov. lftth.
FRED #PONfc
1 <vf the iate team df Montogomery
I & Stone in
"THE GOAT*
Also a Mack Sennett Comedy
Saturday Nov. 16th. * \
h will be a number of months be
lui? we will show another picture
fatarinx MARY PICKFORD*- *>
n't fail to see her here on this
*>n aecount of the increased War
Tax impAReri by the Government W6
I'J* eforeed to charge 20 rents adtnis
|i'"a ?1ay and, 10 cent* for ehild
f*8 Yon help finish up the Hun
|*itK jv>nr War Ta*.
JOHANNA ENLISTS**
(OMMITTKKK FOK
HK1I CK4JHS CANTKKN
Ludics will pleats uotice the follow*
Iuk ai?poiuUU*ut* aud keep thco? in tniud.
It for at^y reaaou they cuuuot wive
notify the captain of the ltrd Cross
Ciioreru, Miss Corn C, Auorum :
? Friday Nov. H? '10 to 12 a. m,. Mr*.
Leouurd Urabain ; 8:80 to, 5:30 p. at,
MiaiCKthel Yate*.
Saturday Nov, 0 10 to 1$ a. w..
Mis. (Ion An. Mini. .Mi s V C. lU.ykin ;
.'{ :.'iU i i > :;<? i>. in. Mi> I). A. lioykiu, ;
Mih, K. NV. llund
Sunday Nov. 1<K 10:80 to 'J, Mrs. M.
Hiuurli, Mi-k, M. Coleman; 8:H0 to
r> :ui . JI. in Mr* tV.ru Am rum. Mias .
Willi.- Wutklus.
Nov. 11th 10 to lii u. m.,
Mvfriw Hi'henk, Mrs, H. (J. Catrison,
,h : .'t :-*?? to fl*80 m. Mr*. N It. I
( Ji?.nljd?', Mrs. A. Kmi?s1i ;
Tii.- .lu\ Nov. i : to to 1-. Mrs. A.
f?. l?u*i0?Hly, Jr., Mrs, C. H. l.cwU; 8 ;H0
i,i n :;m Mf?. w. .1. DtittU. Mrs. ? L.
KerkiiiN.
Wi'diif.sdu.s Nov. l.'i Hi lo 1^ Mrs.
tlJNrtf jo>i Treiwkow, Mrs. t>ru Amium ;
aftoruoou Miss A?la Mrs. H. \\.
TliutfcUuy Nov. 14 morning Mi?x Wil
lie Wutkins, Mvm. David Wolfe ; uftei;
uoou M?ss Kthel Y ate*, Miss Katherlne
Yhe flatc for mailing Christinas Ih?a<*s
i n- T>t?en extended lo Nov. 20th.
Tin Cauteeui Hint Room needs ti.< M
^owinjr arUclex and would appreciate
tii.' luiin of them : ?
A piano, ohe o.r two. largo pltolicri,
cup towel*, ?nd two wood baskets
Mm. Oora 1% Anerunt.
i Captain lied Cross i'aiitecn.
Appointed Vic* Chairman.
The following have been apjxmitrd as
vl(^/ ^4fir?lru or captuius <?f the United i
\V Hi' W?rk committee in Kershaw Conn*
t.v :
\\ .urd 1 - Mj>. Uobt, ( Mrs!
\V. 11. MeCorkle.
? Ward -?Mrs, I.ula Ueywaid ifcu.d
committee. ,
Ward H?-Miss 1 1 el on Phelps jyul win.
W?rU 4? Mrs. L A. Kirkland und
committee.
WArd IV ? Mi.sK Katharine Zcujp und
committee.
Ward 0? Mi ss Minnie Clyburn aud
committee.
jKgr Kqights of Columbus --Miss Char
filtte *Bhompson and Miss Nolen.,
Lugvff ? Mr*. Team, Mrs. (juion, Mrs.
A. H. Kennedy, Mr A McCallum and
Mrs Clark son.
Sethune-j? J. M. Forbis, Mrs. Y.ur
brougb.
Wostville-? Misses Hilton, Mrs. Luther
Bell.;
Ileulah ? Mrs. C. X. Humphries.
*Mt. '/iou ? Mrs. Paul Brown.
Cassatt ? Mrs. I). F. Blackmon.
Kershaw ? Miss Km ma (inskin.
Luekuow- ? Miss. Kai clift .
Cantey ? Mrs. C. P. Lorlck.
Mbe*ty ? Put . .Thompson*
'Mr?. Norman Klchurds.
Blunoy ? Mrs. W. D. flrigsby.
Boykiu? Mrs. Willis Cante.v.
Hermitage Mill? Mrs. If. B, Pitts,
MisK Corinne Jones. Miss Virginia Tay
?lor,
Wateree Mill? Mrs. Hallett.
The Captaius of tlie 4 different wards
and districts will please form committees
who WUI advertise the Y. M. C. A.,
Salvation Army. etc, work among the
boy*, over there and over here, then give
out the pledge curds and literature sent
them.h ave pledge cards signed or ac
cept cash and make n report daily to
Mrs.'B. C. von Tresckow, chairman of
Woman's Department. The week de
voted to the work is Nov. 11 to Nov. ,
18th.
Please communicate with the ehair
meh as soou as possible? As far as pos
sible the committtee from Camden will
visit the districts. ? 1
Mrs. K, C. von Tresekow.
'Chairman W-omanV Department.
Red Cross Work Room AIldttmflntr~~
Cam'jleu Chapter's nllottment to be
Completed not later than l>o<\ t s;t :
m boys uuderd rawer*,
372 comfort bag* for soldiers 5n Im>s
pitul.
80 .largo paper bark pods, *
15ft sweaters and 150 pairs socks to
be completed as quickly ns possible.
For Juniors;
100 girls' chemises,
100 children's petticoats,
40 comforjt bugs,
- We have never been allotted garments
to be finished in an exact period be
fort.' but through reclamation of refugees
and limited shipping space the demand
is urgent. -
Each and everyone <?f you can do
one of 'jthew> things. Come and try.
Then?*are a crowd of steady workers
who do their work and yours too. Help
them by doing yours. The county aux
iliaries are doing their part faithfully
in every* way. Room open every day.
JOHN 1). KENNEDY
CHAPTER TO MEET
m memlwrs of the John 1). Keuucdj'
Chapter will please note the change in
date of meeting caused by existing' cir
cumstances. The chapter will meet on
Tuesday Nov. 12th at 4:30 p. in: with
Mrs/ H. G. Carrisou, Sr. ITie hostess
extends a cordial invitation to all mem-:
bers to .be present aud the President
urges it as it is an important meetiog.
Delegates and alternates to the State
Convention are to be elected, and other
matters of importance discussed. The
treasurer, Mrs. K. E. Mill will read an
annual chapter report from Oct. 1017
to Oct. '1918. This is the . report that
goes to the State Convention, and the
?Chapter has done its self frrond ? -come
but and hear it. Out of town members
jut' iirffd to attend, as they will have
time to get home before dark as the
Oivetfng, will be called promptly at 4:30
and bualnem dispatched quicbly.
Miss Loulae Nettles, Pres.
MEETING OF
CIVIC LEAGUE
The regular monthly meeting of the
Civic Lefegitt? will be held at the Gram
nmr School building Monday Nor. 11th
at 4 .-SO p. m. A delegate will be elect
?n) t.> attend a district meeting and other
important holiness will come before the
Ijcagut. Member* are earnestly request
ed to attend.
? Mnj. N. R. Goodalc, Pres.
T1IK IIOklKIKK II1IX
X IIAITKH TO MKKT
M ? John s Mnctoay will be hosier
to the llobkirk Hill Chapter I> A. It.
uu Thuntdi)' Nov. 14th, at ? :IU> p. iu.
Tho'hostes* extends a cordial iu\ ital i*?*?
to all member* ami the Itegent urges
a full attendance as there ure matter*
of importune** to bo diaousMHl.
I NITKI) WAK
AtTIVlTlKN
All captain* of tbe luited War Ac
tivities are rwiuetted to meat Hi the
city HorI ItOom, this (Friday) after
noon at fl o'clock, Plaaa* do not fall
r.? (>.' and nlho to br prompt
I for there are uiattern of importance to
be di?cussc<l aid settled this ufternoon.
[ ' 5 - Mrs. K. C. von Trwckow .
Chairman NVomun's Department.
Asks Public To Hfl)K
jpovcrnbr Manning ban set aMUe S?(
urdu> Nov. Nth as ' tlus Mu.sk Day".
The Camden Kcd Cross Chapter asks that
people iu this community rcsjsmd to
tbis urgent <*a!l for pltR ami Khella of
fru|U uml nut# from which the carbon
and charcoal I* inatje which K" into,
t bo kus mask*. i?udei\<?g them effective
:tK?iinst the |toison.
Tim tiaada from ivea'chen, prune.-. dates,
olive# and the sheila of hickory nuts
mill walnut* arc used. Any one wlloct
lug nuts for this purine may report
t?? MIkk I ail Itlukeney ami Capon Zeinp
who are leading the "liberty Jlrigado"
< ompost'd iif a number of the Junior
lied Cross iiu'inlmrx, will call for, und
deliver ut lied Cross ltooins ?ny nuts
rolleoted.
The Liberty llrigadc will be glad to
have volunteers to help gather nuts in
the woods in tbf> mornings or afternoons.
Hoy* wishing to volunteer for this please
PROGRESSIVE BUT
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CONSERVATIVE
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While this bank is one of the most progressive finan
cial institutions in this part of the country, it has always
been managed in the most conservative and prudent
manner. Safety is our first consideration and treatment of
depositors is always based on sound banking principles.
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THE BANK OF CAMDEN
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cull Oapera /*ou?p. t...
Th<> Junior Rod also ask* that
tli?J>'fl b?? col looted and aaved. In sa\>
in? tinfoil it '.should not be rolled into
a ball but loft dfMtitt W?? i*ecS <iuunti
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tit's ttnitiK t?? wast?% utt our .si rout* rvn-.v
tiny;.>inul if wo would . only tnko tlie
troultU' to ' i?ifk it up iiimI khv<? it while
rlcaii. wv wuuhl siK?n havi" rimugh tu
n?>t n iijr?> littli* suui. ovtM'ybotly
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Haw llnf?>il for tin- Knl ('ion*. Tlio
.TmiiovN will ?HU for It If yoi< o?n nyt
K?'t it (o !(?><! ( ?i\)nh rooms.
Mi.v, Ktiim /.
? Clmlnmui Junior Aux, U?mI -Cn^s,
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OF CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA
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COMPARISON
Aug. 31, 1915 - $1 15,226.00 Aug. 31, 1917 - $237,292.00
Aug. 31, 1910 >$150,771.00 Aug. 31, 1918 - $306,61 1.00
Oct. 29, 1918 - $491,700.00
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Steady growth as indicated by above comparison of our deposits is the strongest evidence of satis
factory service, courteous treatment and pleasant business dealings with our 1,400 or 1,500 depositors.
i ? LET'S HAVE A * ? ? i
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1,000,000.00 BANK
jvyvj
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IN OUR COUNTY
We will be 15 years old February 23, 1919. We would like to build up our deposit# to $1,000,000 by
Christmas or by February 28rd. Cotton bringing 30 cents, seed $68.00 to $70.00 will put lots of money in
circulation. Everybody will have more or -less surplus money to bank, and we extend - to- you and - your
friends a cordial invitation to deposit your surplus funds with The First National Bank, the only Nation
al 6ank in' our County, and the only member of the Federal Reserve System. ? ' k
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Your money deposited here is absolutely safe and you can get it when you want it.
Our new, handsome, well equipped bank building makes us well prepared to handle your banking
business even more to your satisfaction, we hope, than heretofore. Come in and see us and
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LET'S HAVE A
$1,000,000.00 B A N K $1,000,000.00
IN OUR COUNTY
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BY CHRISTMAS AND PUT OUR COUNTY ON THE MAP
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Contribute to United War Fund, Buy Liberty Bends,
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War Savings Stamps and Thrift Stamps
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CAMDEN