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Social and Personal News By Mi?k LouUe Nettle# April Wwtbw. - f- /*. ti\?h *??y he,irt ttwU Kor hero la April 4 r tV daffodil* hdlWith !', Art> ?tl a-row ta|*fch*r, '^X^Vr, .A-rtriksb U back with 1 W* old ttoU> ; ,L varto. <M ?' .v* Awl white ? ay, white im wy throat ,|V d^wt?od bftUfbw are growing. ^ Uitti- buith la *wect again : lM>wll i?vi?ry wind that * |w Jkikw (rt*? *??*** ww and from lane; I** !>?<- ?tn> in th* ?r4*8^ A#a #risf ?<*? oirt- .'?*? w^pif . 1 And car* I* but a teath$xs Aud every tad hi* love can wltti tv* h.-r.- is April weather. ,% NMW MBMOHI^irSAY jlouday ?larch Slat, .101^ qtyttld over bfx observed as a now Memorial day, Th,, ,|U>. ou which ? Carolina welcomed homi. her youthful veteran* who having ??fought a good fight" have returned to iw. crowned with unfading laukle. TV) tbern justly, Mon^a air that can t*< expressed of our pridev and apprecia tion Not to paa* awayoJn one burnt of euthntfiabiu but to l>e extended through jj.. -eani in a ready response to*thelr needs; a concern for tholr welfare. an effort t*> help thorn get on their feet to fight that other battle that lie* be fore them. And while we rejoice' with the victow, and . praiae God for the victory, let ua not forget those legions, just as valiant, juat aa brave, who were denied the opportunity to prove their valor. When the voice oamo asking "whom Hhall I send? and, who will fight with us?" tliey responded with equal stead f;mt purpose of sacrifice "Here am I. Bend me", And while great things were crowding at the front, theirs waa the daily cross to he still and wait. And while they waited* many, many passed away as surely and relentlessly a<? though pierced by' bullets, without the flory, with no apparent count takeli of their precious young lives* Just ont of tli o m&iy cruej things -of this cru^i ' war. And those who "died of disease" on foreign soil, and those ? heart rend ing and appalling list ? who (Tied in sight of home.. And, the sick, the wounded, the broken ih health and spirit, the thou sands, who with life before them, stand branded and at 4 Ipsa. We must give then) more thf^ the "burthen of n sigh, ? the tribute of a tera". There must be a place iu our hearts for them all. For those who woot and those who did, not vo. those who were spared and are come home, and those who lie beneath .the, nod, both h$fe and there, with -c*?e heart they offered themselves on the alia r of their country, with one heart -let u* 'unite to honor - their valor and ' A MARRIAGE OF INTEREST Friends in Camden wHl be interested in the marriage of Mr. . John Kennedy Winkler to Miss Anne Dunlap of Bir mingham,- Ala. The ceremony, -Which took place at the Fourth Presbyterian Church, 01st Street, New York* was per formed by the pastor Rev. Edgar W. Work, IX D. Only the Immediate families weee present) ?? ifoey left just aft?? the. ceremony for Lakewood, N. J. and* 00 their return will make their home in Forest Hills, New York. John is a native of (5amden? and : is ? pleasantly remembered here during his boyhood* days. A visit "last Christmas to his old home towi^ 'renewed the friendships of by -gone days. The beet wishes of a wide circle of friends go out to the young oouple, ? for * long, happy aud successful life. MAJESTIC P R PGR A M Today Friday April 4th. FREI) STONE IN "JOHNNY OOET YOU OON" We believe that this will prove the j?o?t important photoplay produced at our theatre in many montha. Also a J. Montgomery Flagg Comedy ~~r Saturday Aprif 5t? ^ Hodkinson-Pathe Special BESSIE BARRISCAIJB IN > - "TWO-GUN BETTY" ^ Also the final episode of Monday April 1th. ELSIE FBROO^yjl^r ' ?thb^iwiaoe" pIrict AT*> Peart White la -7? "THE LIGHTNING RAIDER" rrsrmmfmm^ Tuesday April 8th. tJULME burke IN*&**? An Artcraft Picture "THE MAKE BELIEVE WIFE** Also a. Paths Weekly News. ! Wednesdsy April BRYANT WASHBURN IN 1 7 JJA Paramount ttflftnwr" POOR BOOB*Ia^. ?r- AlBo a Bray PhotorrapgJ fOMirer M A UOTTERITE CLARKE" IN "THREE MEN AND A O HO* PERSONAL MENTION. * Mm. Hon ,J HiumiiiiImii, u vliltfu j Mativc# hon# uud At ! tonkin. ^IM Ned WttUlM )ih.s 'rWtjim-l fajito j viuit to relatives ill Ou-row Richmond, Va.. ii vis-' ' iiiiiK her *to(?r Mri David Wolfe, v.^', Joseph H. Civoker has goiu* to Boston for a stay of several weeks oil t>llxilU-!?H. . \ , M-ssiv. 7); a. Hoykla uud It. O. Qoy. kin I, -ft >vhI, -nitty for .t May at White ftpringw, Florida. Adlekes Kirkland, who returned fjrQU) lVuwv thin week has revived his dib and U at home. Mr. U. J. Lindsay of pbesUi' wan u guest a i iht home of his brother ^Ir. John 8. Lindsay this week. , N5' B< ti. < 'ntrison, Jr.. mul cbild rou leave this week for a atay of ncv* mil weeks at Lyuehburg, Va. Mr*. W. Wv Abbott and children v>f Binniitychain, Ala. tiro visiting the t'or uior'a BtejfcT Air*.. N. U. Good?le> - .. ^l'?1 ^artt )\'o\fo is at home from (Hrneher Oalkfti Baltimore on a riijt to her parent* Mr. and Mr*, David Wolfe. Misses Willie Hello Mackey, Ernestine Jta teman and OoHoilt) Lewis of Coker College spent the week ond with hoiu? folk*. Miss Katberine Zetnp baa returned from an ex tendt ,i visit to relatives and frieuda in Atlanta, Ga., and Wiiming Jjpn, N. 0. Hugoue Lenoir who served in the tilth M-nchine Gun < Vimpany in tbo reecnt fighting in France la at bomifcmow, hav Mivr received his discharge. Miss Klise Kirkland of Wintbrop Col lege spent the week end with her par ents Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Kirkland and attended the yelnbration in Columbia Monday. The tnany friends of Mrs. Win. Shan non ore glad to see her at home again, liter a stay of a few vooka in the hos pital and nre glad t>? kuow that ahe in well again. Or. Walter Sorrell left last week for a trip to Jfcrsey City. He went there to look ;iftor the ?ale of the cattle ship ped there by the Cainden Consolidated Fnrmis Company, . Mrs, John T). Miller and little daugh ter, Mavjoria who have beery.' spending the winter with Mrs. -Milter's mother Mrs. A. (X Ancnrui left Tuesday for their home in Ht. Paul, Minn. v Mrs. Leo Sdhenk wlio has be?n in Baltimore for tho\ pafct several weekp has returned home. Her friends are glad to know that she has been greatly benefitted, and seems quite well again. Miss ; Hetty Miller left Tuesday to resmne ber studies ''at Princeton. N, J. She was the charming hosteas on Satur day evening to a limited number of friends at the home of lier prand-mother Mrs. A. C. Ancrum. Mrs. Grace King Ingeraoll, and" daugh ter, M/rs. Russell, of Middleton, Conn. Who haver 4>een spending the winter in Camden left Tuesday for their Northerp home. While here they made a num ber of friends who hope to see them iu Camden again next winter. Mr. T. W. Burgeas left last Week to join a party of friends at Boykin and Dalzell. They left Dalzell for Beaufort ?county where,, a week or more will be Spent on a- hunting and fishing frolic. They^i>ipe<rt , some fine sport in catching shatf in the streams near the seaooast. Wild Jasmine. n. am . :.~_i Thi# dear aunkist flower throws, / * Gemmed with bloom before the rose, Or. the golden daffodil. ' ' .. y / ' -JJ ' . \ Stv. rmiii^ up 'the budMng trees, foaming o'er the garden wall, Sprays of sunlit petals fall In the fragrant Southern breeze. Darling Sower of the spring, X Stored up sunshine of the year, Thou art bringing summer near With thy k>vely blossoming. ? Oscar Laighton.;^ No Use For The Key. Book agent ? "This little work\ on JIow to Preserve the Hair* 4 is the key | in th? entire situation." ' " ' ' . " Baldeigb ? "I am very sorry, but I haven't a single lode that it would fit." . ? * -b Ask the MAJESTIC range salesman^ at Burns 6 Barrett's store to show yon the method of unseen riveting on the new< smooth finish MAJESTIC ranges. It'f marvelous, and introduces the greatest improvement ever -accomplished in range ouildiag. Tribe jBSteflttmg Owing to the great in ?crease in prices of auto tires inrahinbes-it^ww be benefic ial to you to bring your old tires and tubes to me for re pairs. If they are worth re pairing I will jrepair them 'and guarantee the part to out-wear the rest of the tipe. My method is entirely new and reliable. I will also buy your old tires and tubes which you have discarded as junk Very respectfully, J. D, HUCKABEE ? g SOUTH MAIN ST.' j n .1 1 1 . 1 ? -? " I OAMDKN ' ON TIIK MAP The wpleiuftdly equipped booth inaa* j u(?4 by the C-amdeo H?d Vrom Chapter n? kVliuttMf }?u,t Mouday waa tbt pride i>if the CundiK people, II waa through thpc v?.urte?> ot tb? abandon Chapter, Yth t gave up il? ,privilofv lo Camdert. IliHt the booth wm obtained* Mm. Hrpwu went over thodsy before and H?t thltijo* 1^ readlntiwa with the ua&iwUrce of Mi*. T. I, Wubtvu of Columbia, Mrjv. Frank I'arker, *bo WM Site* Ca'M? Cure ton pf Camden, notified all former Camdiaus who immediately abowed their loyalty t? their old home town by rally ing t> ih\? support of the booth. It wua beautifully decorated with National uud Ijted Pro** colore and wavt>d a flag bc?v)ng the inscription "Company M, Camden". Mr*. Mary Stonay Fiaher of Col\tylibia remembered her old h?me by giving vuluabl * aid, Mr. and Mr*. Hobt. Kennedy and Mm, Hevetly Kuglish alao - unibu^od to JitN siHvrhs, Open work band were filled with good *at ?, aud parwed to the boys, and ttfteeu double erataa of 4$lulus were served from thla booth. Camden had , the lai*e?t out of towu delegation in Columbia Sunday. Something to be proud of I ^MEETING QF JOHN V. KENNEDY CHAPTER' The regular monthly meeting of the Job* I). Kennedy Chapter U. I). C. will be held at the home of Mrs. 8. O.' Zemp litxi Monday April 7th at ft p. s?. An Important meeting, all members are urged to be present. Appjioaata for> memher ship are requeated to have their appllca* tlons ready to hand iu to the registrar and it 1h hoped that all Committees will be ready to report Arrangements will have t? be made at thin timtf for Memorial Day aud fo'r the veterans din ner so a full attendance ia desired. TIIK BOYS COMING HOME My friends, are we of Caiuden not going to give our over-seas boys a dem- . uiutration of our pride and affection in them? Are we not to give them; the lionor due, them? Other towns every where are welcoming their heroes home. So far I sec no notice, of a welcome such as thc-y Aoserve, and" shouTJ "Saver In Compaay M alone there are two hereon Who . wear the highest honor that America can give to her brave sout. , There were only 47 of these medals given to the whoie American Arm.v and of these Sergt. Hilton and Corporal Vilie pigue, two of our boys have the . honor of wearing them. Can we not for once'* forget business and selfish pleasure and give our home coming boya a rousing welcome, auchr as they deserve? Let ub begin now to phua for a great gala day when the boys all get here, those df the Slfct and those of the Rainbow Divis* Ion. , "Lcat -we forget" all they have done for us and for civilisation. They have given their dear young lives and are we going to stand aside and see them pass by without an out*pouring of our pride and .devotion to them? God forbid! we can never do too much for them, and let ua all band together and' give them the greatest day of their lives.! Our City Council, our Civic League, the Chamber of Cdinmerce, $he loyal mem* bers of the D. A. R. and the tt. P. C. j let each organisation with the ever-ready help of the Ited Cross come together and 1 show our precious heroes just bow riuch 1 we love them and how glad we are to' get them back.- ?> ? ? J.K.dal*. Ij./J MET WITH MRS. W. II. HAILE The Kirk wood book club met with Vlrti. W; II. Hail o Wednesday morning. The bright sunny morrfing brought out a full attendance and the club enjoyed the largest and one of the most pleasant meetings .'since its organization. In ad dition to the membership there were several Invited guests including Mrs.' Blakeney Zemp, Mrs. F?ank L. Zemp and' Mrs. Blair DeLoache. The hostess served a dainty luncheon. Mrs. J. Gard ner Richards will be the next hostess to the club, which meets every * other Wednesday. MANY CAMDEN PEOPLE THERE | Columbia Paper Says "All Of Camden" ? Saw The Parade. All- of Camden came to Columbia to' see tfee Thirtieth parade. At least all. that could get away from home Mou-j day came, and. Columbia held several thousand people from that city when ' the herofes of Old Hickory matched ( through the street*. The Camden vis- , itors came o? the Seaboard trains and by automobile, and at one time .(there* were- 200 automobiles ' lined up at the | Wiieree river. waiting to cross. The Camden people were assigned one of the booths on Main Street. This Wss sooh fflle^ to the 1?Hm with fruit and sweets and soft drinks and (mokes, A committee of Red Oroe* Udies took charge of it, with Mis. B. O. von Tresc D. Kennedy, JrM vice president of the cdvrteen committee ; Mrs. Margaret Mil ler secretary I Hts. C. M. Coleman, Mrs.; Robert Team, Misses Ethel and EulaH# Yates, -Miss Olive Rhmae and Miss Ada Phelps. : ?r .The Camden booth wae on the 1 1300 bkx* of Main Street 4nd was visited by hundreds of ?oldters dnrlnf tbsdsy^ Camden seat possibly the largest out of-tows iMegstloa^? 1 ^ uesdsj's Record. *? .PA* CASH CASH PAYS ? ' ? ???v. '' ? ? .... ?fii :m OUR STORE WILL OPEN ABOUT APRIL 10TH - A new and carefully selected stock in which style, g $ quality and service predominates. ONE PRICE ONLY Excepting the soldier making his initial purchase, to whom we give a 1 0 per cent, discount. ' ' ? ^ . .. " ' ? Prices marked in plain figures-that's how we show ?yr appreciation for what our boys have done. Everything for the Man and Boy CAMDEN, S. Q. MANN BLOCK ' A lifSAUTlFUL. ENTERTAINMENT -~ The tea givcrr at the Man?e last Fri day <ifteruoou by Hie ladies of the Pres byterian CWfcch wa? ouo wf tl?e loveliest affairs of the. season. The attractive Dhurdh borne, iu which Dr. and Mr*. Muller dispense such cordial hospitality, was especially inviting on this occasion . The room* were 'beautifully decorated ? yellow predominated in the library and parlor, where daffodils^ jonquils and roses were used in profusion. Ferns, palms And other pot plants adorned the sun parlor, while the dining room wm > lovely dream of amethyst in a pleas Jng decoration of iris and wisteria. A delightful musical programme was ren dored by Mrs. Ernes* Zemp, Mm. Nolan, Mrs. I a T. Mills and Miss Louth. Bach giving beautiful selection*! 'Miss AlJ^rta Team was pianist and Miss Mfftin pleased the eootnpany with recitation*, well rend>ere<r and effective. Delicious refreshments were served and an attrac tive bootb displayed home made candy for sale. It was for the benefit of t)be | Sunday Schbol Building Fund, and fcns u very gratifying success. ? \ a 1 * Slight Misconception. To the Sporting Editor, Daily Pouch ; I'd ^JMce to express my appreciation, through your newspaper, of this League of Nations idea. I've seen a lot- about it in the papers of late, and it impresses me more and more as a mighty good notion, especially since the king of Bog-1 land threw out the first ball game in London last Fourth of July. Honestly, I never thought I-'d live to see the day. The . war . has sure done a lot of big things. V ' '? . Among- other things it convinces ve that a League of Nations is no idle' dream, but a real possibility. There are a good many nations, of course, that better dope to have tw^ eight-club cir cuits rather than one of sixteen clubs. Hut that, of course, will be for the mag nates to decide. 1 suppose President Wilson, after the Peace Conference, will leave such details to Heydler and Ban Another troublesome feature, it seems to u*e, wW be the danger of making a runaway race of it; the United.- States will have practically* a monopoly of all the good players, and it might J>e hard to keep interest alive after the -first of Junegr; England ought to have a pretty good t*am, but I don't .count on much from Trine? w^Italy. neifter Woking to me Uke better than a second division prop<K sition. You can't expect much from jftus ?ia, either, for about twenty years, un less she gets bold of a |OtfS' manager like Gentle ? llack or Hugha? Jennings. As for German* asi- Ami trla, I wouldn't let then Into tte LtafM at eN; Germany would play, 'as she fought, dirty ball all the way, and We've got to cut out that ?oi%oi stuff. Tur key let I m byaiw t^Mnk that with There's only tftf thing that raatty beUl it, lnd tr ratftit be Johnson. - / : ?tumps me hi tliVs whole idea and It'* t<><> when they gvfc.. right; d<?w?, to it. That is the Jtttnpa between series. Talk about a jump between St* Louis and Uoston,! Whni'H i lull bo compared with a jump, *ay, between Japan and Futrnco, or the Httle old U. H, A. and llussia? VM say they'll bav? to play to big crowds or the traveling expenses and hotcj bill? will eat up all the receipts. . And you can bet your bottom dollar on tbi?, that' -there'll be no soft" six raontjb* season for the pfoyers. It'll take maybe four, wooks Scf thji' United I Stated outfit to get to Japan; and after hat there'll be the long-haul across the Trans-Siberian to Petrograd or Moscow for the Kussian series, and ho on into western Rurope, so a year will be none I ? ~ ? ? 1 ? 1 it? ? ? - ~ - ' ? -t" v ? too And what about the gam en postponed on account of rain? They have a rainy season 'in Japan, I understand, and a .whole ferieg might have to be called o ff. on account of wet grounds. .?tflt'll be do cinch to pull it off, taku it from tne, but it'll br . a great thing fo^ base ball if they ran put it *>ver. Do you kupih>?c you could get jno a seaoon pass? Your*, Old Fau. COLUMBIA LUMBER j MAMFACIUR1NG CO. >M?.awunna^anw?kwHMM?MMM 7 MILL- WORK SASH, DOORS, BLINDS AND DUMBER ' ? 1 1 II I ? I ?' I mMt PLAIN & HUGEft STS. Phone 71 COLUMBIA, S.C. TtlephoM 41 714 W? DilUlb Sl, r For Good S3 t ?: . ? Quick /T*Q ? Self-Rising Flour." All you need to do is to add milk and lard, or water and lard. Thousands of cooks in tfie South, famous for their good bread, think that there i$ no flour the equal of the brands made' by the Piedmont Mills: "Piedmont" "Puritan" and "Argns Self-Rising" * -v Not only do these brands give the mopt satis factory baking results, but the flour retains all of lEhe original whqat strength and they really .build bone and muscle. - 1 ? ? -? ? i-i ? ? w