Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Haunted Chwhri, uW L i no Jpvou* volets. call, Vthr *hu<*?*rM Hnger ?P?L itiin miff. ' ' ruiu fr"'"* hlt 11 jhrV *?>' chwuber'* UftUUtOd ?'k thf ??ir?* of th<> ,mMt^ ?k>U'\hf <l**des of have f?tkwr?*l with de?U>. floaiu hv*. Hwuubew dafhed while spectre# r'J hither from the too*. v.ith lotxl. unhallowed sounding, 'j ?i<h vi?iu unanswered eaM, fhcv fathered, but in s(Ieuce, *<?. uM'unifid Kileuce all. ro., that omv wrv>* bright with being, LI'w.tii that ouee wore fair ' jlv ,xaiit? timid the silence ' ' ?( midnight reigiie'th there. . ,,r,. they love to linger lightly j? (he ctar* have ceased to glow, L.f Ion fly in the places > were joyous "long ago". j,H . are chambers, hauuted chamber* ?bj( h we each may call our own, ?fort art* present foitns aud face* jut in other days were kuowu. , |> silence of the midnighfc fr< hi busy life apart, !in.y i" sjittliies* and iu sorrow J the chambers of the heart. L what forms are these to haunt ub Itfn alone with thought at uight! jy what face* look .upon us tot we deemed were lo?t t? sight ; Le are brlfht an when we kuew them, fj^i-s wjiii ami filled with woe, l3 gwake the thoughts that slumbered K tl:e day* of "long ago", ih, the taunted, Itaunted chambers H lie weary human heart; 1at are tilled with mournful visions 'hit can never more depart ?ill the 'heart Iium ceased its throbbing s tie Mtnow-laden breast, mil the vision of 'the vanished Wever more at rest. Majestic Theatre PROGRAM * : Today Friday Aug. loth. Thf'tun* H. Ince Presents W! 1.1,1 AM S. HART IN ".SQIAKK DEAL SANDERSON" Supported by Anna Little Saturday Aug. 16th. H ut h Holand in "THE TIGER'S TRAIL" A Ma< k Seunettt Comedty "hOVK'S FALSE FACES*' Ami a Uillie Wewt Comedy / Monday Aug. 18th. Thomas II. Ince Presents DDltOTHY DALTON IN "OTHER MEN'S WIVES" lt'< n gripping story of a triangle ? mill tu<> corners that, matched and r*v rliat didn't. Tuesday Aug. 19th. MA K ALLISON in. a new Mertro Picture "ALMOST MARRIED" ( A five a<-t comedy delight of New York stage life Wednesday Aug. 20th BI.I SIR FERGUSON IN "THK AVALANCHE' A I'aramount Picture The scenes vary from sunny Spain to a smart New York gambling house. S*" it and give ywu r emotions a bit of wreise. . Thursday Aug. 21st. William Fox Presents , f t TOM MIX IN ' i "THK WILDERNESS TRAIL" A COMING MARBUUG >Mr. ami Mam, Douglas At h- nun Hoy kin announce the ongatcometit of tbeir <Ui*rUU>r, KU?* IWglas. to Mr. Hob*. K. Allen of Niw York city. Miss Boy kill IK H popular llltMlllHM' t?f Camden's younger whose beauty, a<wm plishinents itixl cltanniug personality have won a wide circle of friend* and admirers in her native town. Sin- is also wry jxipular in college circle# in l.olmulbia where she attended Ch\<>ora < \ ?1 and in Spurlanhurg #*< a BtudfQt of (inverse. 1 yir. Alleu is H native of Greenville. a (jim of Mr. and Mm. Ilnnv AVleu of tlmt city and grandson of the lat? Oh and Mrs, James Kirk iMundenhaN. one time nvddontw of (linden, who were favorably known and are well rc mmnibered by many of our older citi *OU?t, The marriage. will be solemnised in November aud the young couple will wake their borne in Now York. THE MISSES HIRER COMPLIMENTED In fcoinpliment to his cousins, the Misses Mary Alice and Uladya Suber of Newberry, (ieorge Colombo wan a genial ho>* at a delightful party la?t Thurs day evening at the Home of )ii? parent* Mir. and ' Mr*. 0, M.. Coleman. The roouus were bean'tifuflly decorated for the occaeiou, a color scheme <vf rosy pink being (carried out in detail. V'ases and l*>Wlrt of lov$y pink rost-tt were scat tered throughout tho room* and the electric lights were aofteued by rose tinted shades. The evening was passed in ?ame? and dancing. Miss Aleen Bos tick Won the prize, a box of candy, in the guesning contest. Delicious refresh ments. co inditing of cake and fruit punch was served during the evening. Kl l) CSOSS AUXILIARY ENTERTAINS The Iloykin Auxiliary to the Camden Bed. Cross. Chapter gave ft most delight ful afternoon' entertainment this week at Swift Creek. The amusements consisted of w-a'ter s|M>rts of all kind prizes being offered anil enthusiastically Competed (V>r. Misses Frances and Ellen Peas Boykin and Thornwell Hay were among the prize w i nuors. ? Ice cream anil cake were on sale and quite a nice sum re?a lized which will he appropriated to the re-adkxptiun of the two French orphnns cared for and supported by this auxiliary The affair was in charge of Mrs. Willis Oantey ami Mrs. J. T. Ilay and was a su<<ticss iii every particular. Politeness Pays. A bright-eyed little boy in a sailor suit Saluted the occupants of a passing motorcar so quaintly that they stopped to give him sixpence. "You are a very polite little fellow/' the lady motorist said. "I>o you salute all the strangers who passan the same manner?" "No, madam, only motorists." the boy stammered, fingering his sixpense ner vously. "Father says I'm to be polite to thorn, because motorcars bring him Jtrade,"'. - The lady seemed disaiMKMnte^. "What is your father's trade, my lit tle man? Does he repair motor cars?" "No madam ; he is an undertaker," was the little fellow's response. Mr. E. W. Young of the Camel Cot turn iV). will leave next Monday by auto to visit friends in ' Lake Cify and Kings tree for a few (fhys. SUCCESSFUL BAKING RESULTS ARE ALWAYS CERTAIN Th' ?v is one way to avoid taking any chaace in t li?? making ?? i ? .i - i anil biscuits. Critical housewives have found out after . t ?'\|MM'ieiicet that they get only the most wholesome ami 'i' nsults when they uae any of 'the familiar <>M Piedmont Mi !- brand of flour. ll.ivt* pushed ahead to their present commanding !> '?ition in the South because thoy have stood the tests, li ' iil cooks know that their baking will be sucee** f 1 1 i . I'h rough a special milling process, all the original "ii-i-iiRth and nutriment of the wheat are- retained ? it t ]??*?*? flours. PIEDMONT* MILLS, Inc. Fine Winter Wheat Flour LYNCHBURG. VA. PERSONAL MENTION. Ml *m?l Mm. Kraut I* /.tuu|> m>wil Sujuluy iu IxtnouHter. Mr. Willis Sheoru in spending sow? time at (J Ion u Si>riugH. Mis. Alex Iliim-h, of Charleston U visiting Mrs. A. Kartell. Mr. Keunedy lUukeney is spending mune tunc iu the mountain*. Thoruwell Hay is visiting John Lt-u nedy DuBose <*t Tryoui N. 0. Miss l-'ruiuis Adicks t?f York is tU? guest of Minn Klist' Kirklaud. KFlihu St'lilo.slturx ban returned from a visit to friends in llartsville. , MUto Rhettla Dcl<ouche in visitiug iu IloiHlemouville and Greenville. Mra A. Karesh autl Mr. Sain Kartell wort* visitors in Columbia Monday. Mr. and Mn?. Leo Hobeuk have gont to New York and other points north. Mim Lucille Turner, of Sumter i? vis iting her annt. Mrs. J. II. Clarke this Week. Mr. ami Mra. W. (?. Wilson left this wet?k for a trip to Baltimore and New York. * Mr. ami Mrw. Lluwellyu leave tomor row nigh* for a two weeks stay in ? Boston. MisM Mary Withers Kirklaml is at lumie again after a visit in York and Rook Hill. Mr. Henry Kichel left this week for the north to l?uy stocks for the Wolfe Kiehel Co. Dr. Walter Sorrell has returned after a stay of several weeks iu Alabaum and Tennessee. Mra, L, L. Ciippard, of Enoree, is ;.on a visit to her mother .Mrs. L.vdia Miurebison. Mrs. Jqhn W. Oorbett who has been north 'f\?r the past three months has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. 11. K. llajlett have re turned from n visit to Mr. Ilallett's parents in St. lA>uis. Mrs. W. L. Lowery, after a visit to relatives in Camdeui has returned to her home in I'tioa, N. Y. . Mrs. II. L. ?Schlosburg and daughter, Miss Kisither Sohlosburg >are spending some time at Atlantic City. Mr. N. 11. UicOf oashier- of the Wateree Mills leaves tomorrow night to spend his vacation in Boston, Miss Willie Belle Mackey has re turned from a visit to. relatives in Lib erty Hill and Heath Springs. Mr. Albert Team of the I'. S. Navy spent the week end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Team. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Langley of the Malvern Hill section made a business trip to Columbia Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. WtfctkrtwMcy left Tuesday for Tate Spring**. Tenu., for a sfav of two or three weeks. Mr. George Wiftkowsky hos gone for a three weeks visit to New York. Wash ington, and other points of interest. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Kirklaml and Lawrence, Jr.. are ?,t home again after a pleasant stay in the mountains, Mrs. II. B. Hall nnd son, Rochelle, of HttrtsvlHe, have been visiting at the homes of Mrs. W. J. Langley and Mr. It. B. I-iaugley of the Sheppard section. Herbert Horton, who for eight years has been cashier of the Springs Bank ing ami Mercantile C.a^ has resigned to take a position as j?eheral manager in a new mercantile conifpauy at Blaney. ? Itock Hill Record. Mrs. A. Karesh gave a miscellaneous shower for Miss Mollye Shapiro, of Augusta. (Ja., last Friday evening. Miss Shapiro will booomo the bride of Mr. Sam Karesh of this city, the wedding to take place in Seiiytetnbor. . Friends of Mr. Clarence Morgan, of Shelbourne. Vt., were glad to see him here last Friday. He came down to look after some improvements now be ing made on the traok^of the Camden Niding <and Driving Club. Mr. Morgan makes Camden his winter home but this was his first trip here during the sum mer and. he took a trip over the farm ing sections while here. See Bill Hart at the Majestic today in "Square Dotal Sanderson". A Coming Marriage. The following notice of an approach ing nwirriage in taken from last Sunday's Augusta .Herald : "Mr. and Mrs. I'. Shapiro, of Augiwta, Ga.. announce the engagement of their daughter. Mollye, to Mr. A. S. Karesh, of Camden, S. C. the imarriage to take jJaee in Septomber." Meeting Next Wednesday Nlglit. There will he a meeting of those in terested in the formation of a military company in thin city under the* National Guard ncrt Wednesday evening at nine o'cWx-k at' the Oasiden Opera House. Those Interest!*! are urged to attend. Tluwnas H. Ince's latest production featuring Dorothy I>alton "Other Men'* Wives" wfti" he shown at the Majestic Monday night. Wedding of Interest. The home of Mr. Henry T. Stover of tho 3C* ?>mmunity- wws the scene of a very pretty wedding on Monday even ing August 11, when his winsome young daughter Mint Susie Stover became the happy bride of Mr. C. Vernon Ham monds of Stoneboro. Quite a number of relative* and friend* of the bride and groom witnessed the ceremony, which whs nol?*nnired promptly at nine-thirty o'clock. To the strains of the wedding march which was softly rendered by Mis* Eva West, the bride, charmingly gowned in a becoming frock of white georgette and satin combined, etribrwdered in opal IN MY NEW STORE I ANNOUNCE THE REMOVAL OF MY STOCK OF SEWING MA CHINES, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND FURNITURE FROM LOWER MAIN STREET TO THE LARGE MAIN STREET STORE FORMERLY OWNED BY MR. W. GEISENHEIMER. MY NEW QUARTERS AND THE COMBINED STOCKS OF THE TWO STORES GIVES ME FLOOR SPACE AFTER FLOOR SPACE IN SPLENDID, WORTHY FURNITURE FOR EVERY IMAGINABLE NEED. IN FACT IT MIGHT TRUTHFULLY BE SAII) I CARRY THE LAR GEST STOCK OF HOUSE-FURNISHINGS TO BE FOUND IN THIS CITY OR IN THIS SECTION. WITH A REAL NICE STOCK OF MEDIUM AND HIGH GRADE FURNITURE FROM WHICH TO MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS I EAR NESTLY INVITE YOU TO VISIT MY STORE AND GET MY PRICES NOW, S. W PARKER COMPLETE AND COMPETENT HOUSE FURNISHING SERVICE and wearing n picture hat of white crepe de chliii, with plume ami carrying a bouquet of bride's rosea, en tered on the arm of her muid of honor, M iss liosu Gaskin. attired iu taupe mes- i saline an<l gntrget'te and wearing a pic ture hat. Following came the groom wrtb^hiw hoNt mnn, Mr. John <>a?kin. As the gilxim joined tin? bride under tbe -beautiful arch, tastefully decorated with pink ami ,A\hite carnations with a lovely wedding bell banging overhead, a sijent stillness came over the room. j>n the momentary bush. the brief but impressive ceremony was performed by the brides- jxastor Kev. \V. I). (Jleaton. After the bride and groom bad receiv ed the congratulation* of their many friends, ref reslun^ntw, consisting of pink and white ice cream withspink and white ca>ke were served by *the waitresses. Misses Dewey Iiaile, Uebecca ,Gaskill, itlanch and Kinily Stover, who were ap propriately dressed iu Huffy white or gandy with pink bt/tterfly sashes. The young couple received many beau tiful- as well as useful presents by which they will long remember the friends | who grtaced the occasion of their start ing out into wedded life. They left early Hie next morning for Stoneboro, where they will make their home for the pres ent with tbe groom's mother. Mrs. Nav ii ie Hammond. 'Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Kdwin (Gordon, of Columbia, Miss Dewey Iiaile of Heath Springs, Mr. Tracy Ham mond and Miss Iva Lee Hammond of Stoneboro. and Mr, and Mrs. Will Wert -and family of Oassaitt. Aii Enjoyable l*urty. On lant Weduesday even inn at l?**r home about tw?? miles east of Camden, MUh I>ocia tXirneli entertained quite a n nm be i- of her frlenda at ' a moonlight picnic, given in honor of her brother, tmthef, who has recently returned from oversells. The guests were received by Miss Cornell ami escorted to the dining room where delicious punch and cake was serve<l during the early lvourK, after which the guetrta were invited to the large table* in the grove where Japanese lanterns were hung, making a very (?harming and ?attracbi ve 4%tniiie. The guests found upon the.., tables an abund ?a nee and a large variety of good things to eat, and they of one accord did jus tice to the occasion. After dining the guests assembled in the spucioux dancing hall" where they tripped the light fan tastic, until the wim? small hours of the looming. All of those present voted the occasion a stupendous success and all oarne away hoping to receive an other invitation soon to this most hos pitable home. Party For Little Tots. A very prebty and nappy little iwirty was given this week by Mr. aud Mrs. ' Ernest' Freitag. in honor of the flr^A birthday anniversary of their little daughter, Sadie Louise. Quite a num ber of little tots had been invited and were brought in by their nurses to par ticipate in the happy occasion and really seemed to on tor into tho spirit of the afternoon. ?^s t hoi r laughter rang joyously <?nd their eyes opened in won der at 'the pretty, table in pink and white which had as a ceutov decoration the traditional birthday cake rtpon which one tiny pink candle twinkled. She re ceived quite a nunVber o-f beautiful pre? out* and wo wish for tho littlo lady many happy returns. May tliis be tho begintiiux of a series of many lovely and delightful birthdays. A Brniniy in Your Car Will "Stand-the-Gaff of Roughest Roads Hard driving in ail sorts of weather, over all kinds of roads demands unusual strength in the construction of your battery. - The Philadelphia Diamond Grid "Battery Is Guaranteed for Eighteen Months Only the strongest Diamond Construction makes possible this remarkable guarantee. Stop around and let us show you how the angle-crossing members of Phila delphia Diamond Grid plates eliminate plate-buckling. Let us show you why Philadelphia Quarter Sawed Hard wood Separators will last the life of the battery and do away with short-circuiting troubles. Then, when you need a new battery let us sell you a Philadelphia Diamond Grid. We've the right size for your car. W. O. Hay's Garage