The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 27, 1920, Image 5
rial and Personal News
By Mi?? LouUe N?uln
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Uti lV;ft?wy Whose parents I wive
? MnUHny f?r <he whiler was ?
pdn* lio*t?* oji fUturday cluing
# *he enNrtwined in cw.wplUm.ut to
four attractive lu,lwe KUWIk Mi?iC?
v j . wi-, UeM-V Appleiton, ltelty
lu and Mfoa Oitto, <-t Buffalo,
i* York. Mrs Julia U?ng lyn&pp
Mi>* 's>'e wore <u)*? gueat*
lH. evening aud Memrs.'OaWi-Whit.*
, jr., lauptWrt JWHa?V Kjershaw
nteh, Teddy dolxmch, Nettles Ltnd
Oantoy Yillev<fue unit Charlie* Vil*
pie. Tl*e evening \ws pawned iu danc
<iud delieiou* refreshment* were
Though tl?? hostess uvay chgugd
nomotun** a ikiffereut oue "greet the
[UK and speed the purtiug guest"
>o?ry 1h extreiiufly fortunate aud
r falls below par iu the cbarni and
iou*ne*s of its bospit?Kty and thin
jug was particularly pleasant atwi
no doubt linger long iu the meui
fof th<> happy young participants.
?OUTANT N0TICIS
j ,s.n mi it.' <>f ladies to arrange tor
[Wrvlcwi to be hold at the Baptist
w<h Sunday afternoon by the Legion
(I<>nor are as fo+lows: Bed Cpoks
[. von Tresckow, Mrs. Burrier, Mrs
Urarot Miller; Joihn I). Kennedy Chap
ill. I). 0.-r-Mrs. N. C. Arnett, Mm.
J. I>unn, Mr*. M. BaruCh; Ilobkirk
Chapter?Miss MBunde Clyburri, Mrs,
p. Zeiivp, Mrs. R. B* Pitts; Civic
^110?-Mrs. James Waltace, Mrs. Leroy
Sdwn. Mr*. N. It. (ioodak, Miss
jy Martin ; Hospital Auxiliary?Mrs,
i. Shannon, Mrs. F. M. Zemp, Miss
bios; Cemetery Association?Mrs. A
Kennedy, Mn?. W. R. White, Miss
Young; Library Association?Mrs.
A. Wilitkowsky, Miss Ada Phelps,
* Witt lie Watkins. Thwe ladies are
Kl to moot at the Baptist Church
11 o'clock Saturday morning. The
jcli will be heated and the time will
'exceed an hour. Mrs. MJcCorkle is
id to take charge of the music and
Choirs of the town i\ra invited and
feted to take part in the singing.
NOTICE.
re arc now located in our new home
j! tut ledge Strecft, where. we will be
jtr prepared to serve the public. We
well equipped to do your auftomo*
ami buggy painting.
| Iluggins and IIuggins.
IMPORTANT NOT1CR
Tho Joftiu I). Keanedy <3>aptvr U, It
C. haw no regular March luoetia*.
prosidOut haw dccided (or varlou*
NMaona t<> ?v?di kt off. Sorrow and itt'k
fn the. OU*si?tar,? im-mb<"rt?lUp arc I
two. raaroua that hav?< brought hInhk thU j
division. Wo h**pe to hiivo the April j
weiftioK usual.
Mlua 1*)?1m> Nettles,
Prcuideut.
visitors
COMl'MMENTRU
(hi la?t Monday uhmuIuk Mrs. Jack j
W'hitaker wiw hoatosB at a lovely bridge !
|i:ir,ty <tn<) lunchom |lV$n in honor ol j
Mi.ss KBLve Smith of Marion, H. Iand '
Miss AiiIqo Mcaros* of AtslhevlHe, N. C.,
who are the gue?t-s of M^sea Kiise aud
Mary Wither- Kirk laud. Tal>l?*<
were attra4*tlvoly arranged a?d the rooms
abloom iu tho early colors of ttpriug.
'Illio ladioa aoore pri/.e wout to Mi?a
Rljae Kirktaud wijfe Mr. ltobert Marye
was the fiortunaite winner of the? mena
prir.e. After cards) a course luncheon
was served on the prettify appointed
card tablet;
MRS. A. r DidBOSK.
Mrs, A. P. l>uTVo?e of fyoeuviJle died
Wednesday evening of pneumonia, fol
lowing Influenoa.
"&inoe noon yeaterday the tyvdy of
Mr*. PuTioae ihaw rested in the beuu
ttlful Ftouttb iVesbytcrian Church of
wfoich ?he was a loyal and devoitod in6ui
ber, the docket tvating an a bed of flow
01*.
At mx thirty tho lights, a* mmal,
come on at <t?e dhnrch, iMuminnting the
bwnxtifnl ami invpressive stained glaa*
wtindow in the front of rtfhe church, and
bho index finger of Chri?t pointing up
wvml, ro<m1nd<Ml iw of the deetiu.v of
(Jod'a child, called to tho reward of
hor bcaurtiiful and 5fweet life.
Mrs. DuUoee wws educated at Fiona
McDonald CoAloge and at tW^ Presby
terian Oofllege of Ohariotte^N. C., grad
uating from the tatter.
She in survived by her hu>band Mr.
A. P.- IVuBose of Greenville, her father
and mother, Mr. and Mrs. I>avid D.
Gibaon and ttho following brothers and
sisters: Mr. I>avtid D. Gibson, Shrens
bury, Mm*?., Mr. TRhos. Turner Gibeon,
Phihulcliftriu. Pa., Mr. Kirkwood Gibson,
Gibeon, N. C., and Misses KJi?aboth and
Joco Gib**>n of lied Springs, N. C.
Mrs. J>uBof? will be buried in the
beautiful and historic cematCry of Cain
don, S. C. Her pastor, Rev. Jesae C.
Itowan wi>l conduct -the-funeral.?Green
vllle IXuly Xewis of Feb; 20.
Goodyear Conservation Day
On Saturday Feb. 28, 1920 we will hold a Good
year conservation day. A tirefr expert and two factory
representatives will be with us and it will be their pleas
ure to tell you about the manufacturing of tires?from
the crude rubber to the state of completion. Talks will,
be given relating to the Goodyear rubber farms in
i<anatra and Goodyear cotton plantations in ^.rizona,
hewer they are raising cotton with a staple 1 5-8 inches
long. This demonstration is being held with the sole
idea of helping the tire using public get the maximum
tire mileage at the minimum cost.A Through the entire
day you are cordially invited to visit our place.
Carolina Motor tol, (Inc.)
Studebaker ? Paige?Oldsmobilc?Maxwell
Constant Saving
Is a Constant March
To Independence
Swing into the saving column
today. March right into the
"First National Bank and make
your-first deposit. . .Large or
small/' we will welcome itr
Keep up the good work by;
adding lo it as you can afford.
Every dollar helps.
Sometime in the future, when
- -? -b? - * ? ? -
you need it badly, it isv at your
disposal?with the interest ac
crued.
Let this bank act as custodian
? of your funds.
PIjANTINQ of ..
MK.MOK1AL TKKKS
At <& minting of the John I). K<?
ntnly Chatter I J. I). O. In February, lUltt
<4 vs*?h ikvided in pVaut ? number of
V?m? in Itoitor of viie living and in 'mem
ory of kt1?e dead who enHptod from Ker*
thsuw <Viunty ill tlv>- World War. Know
ing tItn.t all werf and d?sir
ing to Rivti all the opportunity of ?vn>
tribrttiug anil tin; pleasure of participat
ing in tin* movement tin1 Johu P. Ktili'
ntnly invited other owaniiaitions to Join,
which tihey very graxHoiwly did, each
having Uh representatives on the com
mittee. ; ; H was .already hito in the
soil, undone hinderiince and another
came up, and it w\a* not until last Fri*
day tha,t the undertaking ?ft? brought
t?> :? lutppy ootiMmiuitttion. On that tlay
the- kuii ahone bright, aucl lovely ?ud
ovorpt blliy wus propitious for the utat*
pie -but bwutiful oxoixw* that had beeu
arranged by Mrs. N. O. Arnett>and her
1'ihrii-nt ovuimitu<\ Fifty l>eaiktifil! mag
nolias Iwul lsjen planted in a double ave
nue loading to the Dickcreon Monumeut.
and those nearest the monument have
been reserved, to be e&pccfally dedicated
j to the lxw? who didn't <*>ine Imck, tihe
boy* who have gone west, beyond the
auu*ot skies. And it I.h the hope and
intention of the 'committee to place a
.brans Vfote on each of these trees, when
tthey have been fuSly established iu |
gixnvlh. Hie feature of the day was
the i*i nt taken by the graded school and
(jhc splendid sliowing tlwt It made. Mtiuy
of our tourist friends remarked about
tilie tine order and discipline and said
they had never seen more perfectly train
ed children, from the forge girls and
boys in the eleventh grade down to the
tiniest tot in the first, there was not a
note of dittoord or wrong step*. The
national pongs hud been taught them by
Mi*. L. TV Mills and their voices rang
clear, sweiH and Inspiring. T^e com
mittee desires _to tluink .Mr. Richards and
his able oo-wofeens for -their hearty sup
port and help, tand to thank each pupil
for their pnrt in the picture. Camden
was certainly proud of it* schools!
A tail vase and large bowl of freshlaa
mode ? beautiful decoration for the
HiH?aker's table: Mr. Daurens T. Mills
was master of ceremonies and the fol
lowing programme eniiiod out:
Invocation by the Kev. M. M. Ilen.">oo.
?Sour. Rt.^r Spangled Itanner, by "school
children,
I>r. Mailer then delivered a beautiful
and eloquent address.
Mr. Kirkfl-and Trotter road' the names
of the boys ^Vho had made (the supreme
wcrjfice and while the school children
wine "Cover Them Over", the four littV*
girls, Farth dvljoadh, Daisy Lane. Mary
Goodale., and Virginia Nicholson who
had le<l tlie pix>ccsslon went forward
nn<l lning laurel wreaths on the trees.
America was then sung, And the be^e
diction pronounced by I)r. W. \V. Daniels
The Indies presented Dr. Muller with
the frefhias as, a aMgftit token of appre
ciation for bis coming to their rescue
at the eleventh hour. , *
'Mr. Willie WHiitaker was very zealous
in his persoival scrvice and also in acting
in the capacity of a city officer and the
eomniibt** Is under m?ny obligations to
him. Mrs. Arnett dewires to thank eacli
meanber of her committee for their co
operation and says she wUl publish- H
<?t?temewt of contrilmtions from each br
fcanidation in the near future, as al)
money has not been sent in, and it is
hor desire to be entirely fair to ail.
Guerry at Grace Church.
The IW. Hev. Win. A. Guerry, I). D.,
Ki?hOip of the Diocese of South Caro
tfna Wlir ftrake his on nual visitation to
Grace Church on Sunday morning Feb.
20tih ait 11 o'cflock. lie wtill administer
the Rite of Oonfirmwtion, preach and
celebrate the Holy Ooinmunion at thlB
service. All are ctmlially inwted to at
tend. I
The early service at 8 oVfloek will bp
omittisl this Sutday on account of the
hater cf^lebration svt 11 o.'dock.
F. II. Ikarddng, Hector.
Majestic Theatre
PROGRAM
. Today Friday Feb. 27 th
MARY l>ICKFORI) IN
Her tliinl pioturo from her own Ktu'lio
"HEART O' THE IIIM.S
Frrflii tflio famous novel by John Fox.Jr
Adm*i??on Ufie Children lfte -
Saturday Feb. 28th.
Thomas IT. Tik* Prints
CITARIyK8 RAY IN
"RED HOT DOLLARS"
AJuo a Milok Sennfttr
"THE STAR BOARDER"
Monday March 1st
Thomas II. Inee Presents
Enid Bennett in
?"The Woman In the Suit Case"
Also a Fox Weekly Now*
Tuesday March 2nd
Feature Not Yet Announced
Wednesday March 3rd
The Paramount-Arteraft
ROBERT WA WICK IN
"THE TREE OF KNQjyi.ERGE'
Al?o a Itolin Comedy
Thursday and Friday
March 4th and 5th
Mflry Piekford's Greatest Success
"POLLYANNA"
The moat p?>j)iilar and be^t known
frtory In the wwrtd
Admission 35c (JhaJdrcn 2.V
iVLJ
vm
comes to us at last in
one of the great stories for which the amusement loving
world has long awaited
^Kfont FJeanoi M Porter'* Novel 1>oll)i?nn*"
Publitked by lh? I'tit Campany
Screen Adaptation by France* Marion
Photograph*il V?y Charle* Kuih?e ?
"Pollyanna" is the High Priestess* of Optimism. She is not
merely the discoverer, but the 31rd degree exploiter of the
silver lining. The fairies who made sunshine Irom the cu
cumbers were insignificant beings to "Pollyanna." She is full
of action, sparlde and pathos, and will help you to turn your
sorrows, big or^ginall, into gladness.
? T1! m
ic 1 heatre
Thursday and Friday/March 4th and 5 th
Admission 35c Children 25c
Because?
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in which all materials are thoroughly tested. No harm
ful materials can ever enter into Royster goods. Our
home and foreign markets are picked over for the
choicest raw materials; then I formulate them in just
the proportion which my life-time experience has found
to be best for each crop for which the fertilizer is in
tended. The results of all this care is, naturally, a
complete mixture which is really the "last word" in
fertilizer. So, you see, I am justified in feeling proud of
the Royster Products, which come from our fifteen up
to-date plants.? ?? ?
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