The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 28, 1920, Image 5
toi and Personal News
q, Mi- Lo"u*
Rweptioii (o Mian Halle.
lfufJt' will eomtiue wUh th?
oss in xl vUtg M ?V<*i>Uou iu Jium
vf Mb? HaJle. at rb?? elut? limits
.v ewnlng, J""?* l?t ?t 8:30
(Jgek I', if. Sl>?? littH recently return
I from ov#r !**u? and w ill giv?? an lu
ttgtlug w'k <*n Serviu and will ?ho)v
pe oi tivr roHc*.
^11 merolM'ro of tin* Jted ('n.^ of
00 are CPKHtWjr invited to m?vt with
e lae^ilHTs of the munle j\h
HiAh'[h ot the Camden Country Club
? inrlttHl to attend.
Hie Juvenile Dante,
<to many evening the bom <xf Mr.
K| Mrs. K. IVvHWt BOHtifk WWnlttl
pj and lively wootie, a? Pevant Jr.,
4 Mi<? Sarah went' entertaining at a
pee. The Aiod id s.sio.s tripped the
;ht fantastic from 7 oVlock to 9:30.
a cnrani and cake were Nerve<j <hir*
f the evening. On flajurdaj
Mpfcer of the ann?e kittle folks bail
driUhtfnt outing ?t Pine Grove, tlie
wttful eountry lK*ue of 'JJIJrV tyhtt
t/)0n. Master I)l*le BoyVln waa the
pU] mtle host on .this ^ocraaaioa^ and.
ting, swimming, and * piclnc dinner
it* anions the pleasures of. the day.
I j ? Wti ** _*?? .."i . .
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ifcwpitai Auxiliary to
Member* of the Hospital Auxiliary
ye requested to meet 'Monday after*
woo. 5 o'clock, at the residence of Mr#,
fl'ni. Shannon. ? 1 .
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Beautiful and Unique Entertainment.
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? Tlx' iimiHUal always pOeasefl. And go
(be lovely reception friven W,
j? H*ile on Thursday a rfl^ ,
jd and plea>?ed a hundred ana Jtttty.
jpwts because it was quite out of the
Ordinary. The ixH>m? were ^nj^f^y
|eeonate<l with a profusion tft fed rosea
dtmrling with clusters of snowy white
^TSTrcRlucInjTTBV TOlw^Kiftwiii?1 lo ly
Bfwl for Hie ocoasslon, the patriot io
jokvrs of red, white and Wj^ie. The
pttt of honor Mlas HMgahgtli Hallo
Un just ret nrn'Hl from oveivsjeaa, and
was hrhutful of interesting information,
.wfcich sbe most graciously gave out. to
foe jptest-s who greeted her, and proving
lersclf to l>o a model of patience il\ an
swering Miss'Iiulle brought
from tbe far-countries many beautiful
and costly souveniersi, and trophies,
ndi with an interesting history . of Its
rown. tJie telling of whteto mode every
minute of the time Intonating and pass
too quickly for the lovers of history
and thoso who liked to. hoar of the
qoalot customs of the people hi thoae
far-away la mk The refreshments car
ried out in dotal! the color scheme of
ied, white and Mine. And the pretty
uaids representing the different coun
Wfs.Miss Sue Ilalle as Serbia, wdre
the original costume brought over by
Mss Halle from that country, -Miss
Emily Wooten represented France, and
Miss Martha Workman, Belgium ; Miss
HUfcabeth Workman was fine as Ameri
ca, ond Miss Betty Itailc charming as
Italy. Misses Agnes Shannon and Ag
iW^T>ePass won* lovOfly as TKedHCJioiia
nurses. Tills entertainment was not
crty one of the prettiest, tmt one of tbe;
largest 4 ?f the summer season, having a
?umber of guesta from tlie Boykin
teighborhootl. as weft as a large town
attendance.
Majestic Theatre
PROGRAM
Today, Friday, May 28th
William Fox Presents
TOM MIX In
"THE FEUD"
Also a Fox Weekly New?.
Saturday, May 29tli ^
Johnny Iiay as *'JI4J<JS,r
"FATHER'S CLOSE SHAVE"
From the famous newspaper com
ics. Not a Cartoon.
Also a Uirry Seraon Comedy
-I)EW DROP INN"
And u new episods of
"THK adventures op riithm
* Monday, May 3 1st
Healnrt Presents
A LICK BRADY In
"THE FEAR MARKET"
Also a Fox Weekly news and J
A Screen Magazine.
Tuesday, ?Iune 1st
I'athe Presents J. STUARTi
Rlaekton'x Greater Success
"MY 111 SB.YNDS OTHER WIPE
Wtcii Sylvia Rreamer and Robert
Gordon. - -
A drama that reveal* the Inner
heart of matrimonii affalfls.
Admission to all seat* 25c ? , . j
Wednesday, June 2nd < j
William Fox Presents
William Russell In
"LEAVE IT TO UK"
Also a Kolin Comedy.
Thursday, Juite $rd * ' *
lABky Present*
HOUDINT In
r "TERROR ISI^AND" r
? riw world's master wizard in a
Jt*Piaatinjc romance of sunken treas
ure. o . '
PERSONAL MENTION.
,, Tom Ml* at tbe M?J<mUc hi The
Mt.sses Mat tie tli'iaUl iuuI (trace
V?*ty spent Monday In Columbia.
Mitts Kilaabetb Hull of Cheraw. U
visiting Mdssot* Ned and Marion Wttt
kln*. X-- \<u. Xy\?\A ? ??.
Mr?. Henry Stroaeker and chitilrcn of
ClwriMtvu, a?v qui Sr**v' lalt to rolatlvtNi
bore.
Ml?s Knim, a Vtliepigue Of St. Mary s
Col logo, has return^! ihonu' for the sum
inor \ a cat ion.
Mr. Will Wai/lace and family arc here
visiting hi* I* rents, Mr, and Mrs. J. B.
Wttlhioo. /. _ 't i. . ? . ' ' : . ?- , -
Mr*. Guy Gwitcv and children of
Green vttle hw visiting MVs. Grovor
Blackwfftl.
(Mra, W. W. JUiti'8 and son, of Orange
burg, arc visiting the former's parent a
Judge and Mra. M. $* Spilth.
Mrs, II, L. Bradford and baby npent
aome time In Yofk this week, a* the
guerits of Mrn. KalMe N. Ashe.
?Mra. R. G. Zet rouer, of Rocbollf, K1a.f
is here to speud several week* with
her mother* Mlra.G. G. Alexander,
Mix Arthur Griffin and MTf, 1*. II.
Nulaon of Columbia have t?een tho
guests thl* wrt'k of Mrs, Win. Shannon.
MiAjes Corkine I?wis, Willie Hell
Mackey and Ixxree Truesdate of Oo4u?r
; College are at home for the summer va
cation.
MIsh Ix)Is Williams attended a dance
*t*Clemson College last week, from
Ithflre'abe went" to Spartanburg to specif
several days.
Miss Rhetta Heath iluts returned from
an extended trip to New York. Wash
ington and other points of Interest in
ifhe northeast.
Misses Harriet Nelson, Elisabeth
Wa<ll Ace and Modlie Beard spent several
in Camden fast week, returning
taJ^rtsville Ij ; | j ^
1 Theftnai &npon, -ivho ba* been
teaching aobool n?ir Allendale has come
homeNfor the summer months. She is
tJUe daughter of Mra. Cbewnipg
Miss Earneetihe Bateman is at ihoone
from Coker College this week but leaves
-today t? visit Constance Pendletonp
of Pendleton^ S. C., after which she
will go to Blue Ridge, as Cokor's rep
^?(i^ontatlve at V. -W. 0/ A. Conference..
Miits Bateman represented her college
at Blue Ridge last summer, at the Edu
cational Conference atDes Moines, last
winter, and now she has again been
honored. f .
Mr. W. H. Thompson, an old Cam
den man. who has 'been making his
home In I/exhigtou county for the past
seven" years, was* Here this week to at
tend the funeral of Mi*. Broadus
Thompson. ' :
Commencement Sermon.
Ojt lust Sunday night at the Pres
byterian Church, .-Dr. Humphries
preached the Commencement sermon
to the Iligh School graduates. The
Church was beautifully decorated in
tthe cfcass colors, yellow atnl white. Awl
the daisy the cJass flower was used
in profusion. The music had been se
lected for the occasslou, and of es]>ecial
note -was fhe vocal solo by Mr. Clifton
McKain. Dr. Humphries took as his
subject "The Sowers," and gave his!
young bearers a spleijjdld practical ser
mon that is lokely fo stay with theo^
and bring forth mnch frulf. Dr. Hum?'
phrles ds a flue speaker. and an in
structive preacher.
Mrs. Ralph Shannon Was Hostess
The Tuesday ' afternoon bridge club
had n dhArmiug fcostess it) Mrs. Ralph
Shannon this week. The rooms of this
handsome heme were flower- filled, and
formed an appropriate siting for thej
uvany beautiful new gowns and hats,
worn by the dub members. After cards
ice cream and cake were served. -
Baptist Church Notice.
?On account of plans for the annual
picnic being perfected ? Sunday it is
necessary that all members of Sunday
School be present at 10 o'clock.- Men
of the Jamison Glass remember what
you have promised, so come. Church
services at 11 :t5. Evening hour has
been changed to 8. ,10. Visitors osi>e
daflly' welcomed. ? -j
South Carolina Towns Gain
Washington, May 25. ? Census figures
announced today include: . Newberry,
8. C.f 5,840, increase .806, or 17.2
^MoCdH, S. C., 2,120, increase 301 or
80.8 per cent. N
Bateslnirg, S. C., 2,848, Increase 86 3
or 42.8 per cent. - ?
Florence, S. C., 10,008. increaSe-N 3f
011 or 55.4 per cent.
University of South Carolina.
The examination for the award of
vacant scholarships in the University
of South Carolina and for admleion of
new students will he held at the comi
ty court house on Friday, July 9, at 9
A. M. Applicants must not he less than
sixteen yeqrs of age. When scboUr
rfiips are vacant after July O.^thej wlB
be awarded to those making the highest
[ average at examination provided IBS?
meet the conditions governing the
award. Applicants for scholarships
[ should write to President Currett to r
[scholarship examination blanks. These
I blanks, properly fitted- out by the Apr
pttcant should be fUe<l with President
Curtfrtl by July 2. Scholarships are
worth 1 100, free tuition and fees, total
$158. The next session will open Sept.
15, 1920. FoT further Information and
catalog, address. President W. 8. Onr
ren, Colombia. 8. C.
A Wonderful Machine
fbl Chronlolo (hi* week Installed!
|u It* job department a M liter Auto
ma tie 1*tohh Feeder which hi a great)
addi t l? >j i to our already Wofl e*iulpi?ed
pVaut. machine ta one of the
latest invention* u in 1 they ha\c been
placed lu only about half u <h??cn towns
iii**1 vittoa in South Carolina., It take*
ttoe place of unreliable pro-* feed*?*
and U especially con vimi Unit In long
num. Vou simply pluoe your paiicr
stock in the machine ami It goo# on
with It* work. Our frlemls are Invited
to e?rt ami see tbU wonderful inven
tion , fii operation.
Ud) l>lrd Suddenly/
.Mrs. (Joff, wife of Mr. W. U Uoff, a
Main Street grocer, died very wKldenly
Thui'sady morning about eleven o'clock
She' was In hor yard at her homo <>n
the street leading to the Wateree MW
VlMagv, when she dropped to the ground
and expired Immediately. Before hor
iuarrlagc ?he was a Mis* Baker of
the Antioi'h and 1? survived by
her husband and four children, the
youngent being a babe of only about
three woeka of age. The funeral ami
burial will take place at Ant loch
Ohurch this, morning at eleven o'clock.
A .Mystery.
"Luther Tarpy went to town last Sat
urday related tho buant MJasourtan,
*'a?iKl along about ten-tiiirty or efovon
oVloek that night hia"*Fcflfc*? Award a
?*ertitig~eut In -front of the tvrwRir and
when tliey went out to do a b ft", of in-,
vestlgatlng they found his old Hoot In*
Nanny car standing tfcere with the eu
title running, but Luther Was nowhere]
a mrnwl. Tbtyr made jjeareh , wjo <
five mttes up the <road they fc
lying beetle the .track 1n a dai
his i>ockets turned wrdnfl. side
oourttn, it rany bcfjtltfvtsortlebody ]
iwtttiR #hi d^)bod hi
then threw hiii inlt. ' ? But* it donT^leem
likely ^hat they would have driven hlsj
car home,
"I sorter trtvlnk. myself, that he got
bone-dried on something or uuther In
town lMifrher used to -tlprile coiferier
able on vthe sly ? and then either drove]
the oar home arul walked back and lay
down where they fpund him, or elae
he fell out thew? and the faithful odd
car came homo by lt>?elf to get help.
You cuii l>elleve< either of them theories
you wiiut to: one i?H juf*t about as good
as the other. But It's no uee to sisk
Taither ? the don't know ; which Is pretty J
tollable swart in Thither. 5 if only you|
look at it right." %1
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Tlw officers of the South Carolina I
Equal Suffrage league hatfe addressed
a pointed letter to former Senator!
Christie (tenet. of Columbia. demand
ing rtTflt ho produce proof to snbsjanvj
tiate the u*ade on the floor ofl
the democratic convention Wednesday I
bight that the loaders of the isitfffragr [
cause In >4*outh ^fifoHnA have been
paid workers. They state t?h:?t they
consider it unthinkable that a mati who I
ha* sat in the United States senate I
dhonfkl make such a statement. I
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Cavalry fr6m Fprt Meyer, p. C. was I
bailed out late Sunday night to disperse!
a moh of more than 1,000 persons which J
snrronnded tthe jail Ht Alexandria court I
liotise, 12 mUes from the ft mils of the {
District of Columbia, attempting to ob
tain possession of WitHiam Tqmer, a
negro. Turner *ls accused of having I
shot to death T. Morgan Moon?, an em- 1
plo; ije of the naval t^fredo plant at Al
exandria Va., and of having atteinpt
c<l to attack, a young woman of Wash
ington. The negro was arrested early I
today, about two hours (after Moore 'wa#
killed. Turner later. confessed, accord- 1
Ing to the authrities. Moore and thel
young woman, according to the reporte I
made 'to Virginia and Washington aq
thorltles by the latter were seated In an I
automobile near the Virginia end of the]
Potomac river bridge connecting Wash- 1
ington and Virginia, when the negro
approached them. Pointing a revolver!
at Moore, the young woman said, the
negro demanded money. When Moore I
refused s?lie said she lH>eame frightened!
atnl jumpe<l from the machine and the!
nej?^o started after ner. Then Moore
a<!cordlng- to her,, seized the revolver
from a door pocket of the automobile I
and fired. In an excliange of shots,!
Moore was shot through the heart and I
negro struck In tiie leg and Itaaid. Ac- J
cording to the young woman he coutin- j
ued to punwue her until she had given I
him some jewelry. Turner,,who la said I
to answer the .description given by the!
young woman of the assailant, was cap- 1
tured in the vicinity of Arlington na-l
tlonal cemetery. Police^ say that Tur-j
ner bore two wounds, one in the hand I
and the other in the leg, when arrested.
Arrival of- the cavalry, whiCh had been I
resorted to by the sheriff of Arlington I
county, scattered the mob which had
formed during the afternoon, threaten- j
ing to lynoh the negro. The troops <ook
up their station about the jail and
quiet was restored.
Barber servtc* will be given at the
Majestic .Theatre tomorrow when
"Father's Close Shave" on of the Geo.
McMawM* "Bringing Up Father" come
dies teshown : Tethered with laughter,
"Father's Close Shave," wffeh Johnny
lay as Jiggs, is a massage of nerjfcBent
a shampoo sunshine and a tonic of joy
Real comedies acted by real actors. Not
cartoon eomedic*: '
TrUl Postponed.
The trial of the Mossrs# Hortdn of
tiie 1 Unmet own section, who are Hieing
prosecuted by the Kevvrend.W. 8. Wul
tors, for an alleged at tuck upon hliu at
a church in thaf iwHw several weeks
ago, whUh was ?ot for hearing yes tar
day l>efore Magistrate Nicholson, was
postponed until next Thursday. A
largo array of witness** and sncotator*
froiu the lloouetown seethai wcro iu>ro
yesterday in attendance upPti tho trial.
The reason for the postponement was
the alweneo of a witness for the de
fense.
Card of Thanks
We dttrfrc to conllally ami aiueerWy
thank the many friends ami acquaint
a noes who (to kindly hciped us and ten
dered their condolence In our revent
Hore bereavement.
j Very sincerely,
itwadus Thomiwon
and Family.
If you are thinking of airing your
matrimonial affairs, wait until you see
"My Htuftaud'a Other Wife," a thought'
provoilutg draxua striking fire with the
deepest feettng of home and family. To
be shown at toe- Majestic next Tuesday.
Hon. Newtou Wesley UowoH, who
may become the ft rat Canadian d1]rto
ma tie representative at Washington, Is
an ardent worker in ; the Methodist
cliurcti and a prominent .member of the
international commit, tee of the laymen's
missionary movement. Someyearaago
tie led the fight agaliist- the Introduc
tion of .Sunday, street ear* In his homo
city of Toronto.
Prlueo Henry la a keen athlete, prob
ably the nu.st uthletk* of K(ng George's
sons; and is parttoula fly interested In
running' and rowing. - -
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'Wbten a wife not a wife? ; See "My
Husband's Other Wife" at the Majestic
next Tuesday.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
There hiv $.800 or more coal miners
mii ?4rUw tu the Ala I mum fields.
New Jer**^ ?lwis more tJtau 30,000
W&UCU employed in gainful ?'tvupa
Uuiis. " .
, The xicaiii road* operating lu North
Carolina have asked for the rlg*it to
Increase freight r?t<vs at |H?r i-eivt,
Tin' urmfatoot 4mmb iwiwuvwl nun
Ullt^a KtnUvs will vet its the arbiter
lu fixing Hm boundaries of Armenia. '
The (Seorgia lieimMMNitlo lOxeouilve
committee lias given the 1 palmer dele
Kates to San Francisco. the eOrtlft?flto
<Joor*e llobbs, leader of m uaug ??f tie
groes that killed two white men at Kay
ettevllle, N, i\, Inst Friday was ku Id
yesterday to bo surrounded in a swamp
by a ;
Hie American Federation of labor
has Issued a call to the electorate of
the country for an overturn lu emigres
by the election of congressmen favor
able to the aspirations of labor,
A senate committee of Inquiry today
begins what Is proiulaed to he a search,
ing investigation into fhe operations of
the campaign managers of the Kepub
ll<*?n and Democratic <wnd Ida tea for Fhe
presidential nomination.
Tbo American legion ha* commenced
a cairtpalgn for tthe re-adoption of 8,000
of the more than 3.700 Frencjh erj?hans
that the American army cured for dur
tot the wa-rr ? T*"" ? -
The London IfciH.v skit oh aayb that
It has been discovered that Btitehcvlki
propagandists ibavo succeeded lu mowing
more or less dissension In oertatn regi
ments of tlie British army
Returo* -from Oregon preferential
primaries indicate a close race l>e
twcoii Johnson -and Wood witty .lohu-,
sou slightly in the lead. Senator rim in
herit 1& will be rc-nomlnated by the l?e
mocrats. '
MAINLY ABOUT I'KOI'LK.
T. l\ O'Connor, the brilliant Irish
Journalist aiu| polltlolkui, i* now tho old
est iuoiuIkt of tho house of conunoua
tn |?oint of ?orvl(f,
AruOM Hnmotl. <?ite of I he hlyli?\Nt
pa>ld audioes lit Uh? world, was a strug
gling lawyer before he tutucd to litera
ture as a profession.
Mary MHos .\Mntor, one of the must
prominent und popular of the younger
motion picture actresses, began her
professional oa roer as a child player
In a company headed l?y the lute Nat
Goodwill.
i.omioji's now Mr. O.Ci
Sanderson, who lias ohargo of the larg
est-postal iin>? In tho w*?rhi, with some-,
thing Uko 116,000 workers under him,
liegan hU career m the service ?? a
postal elrrk 10 years ago.
John (fell* worthy, the faiuoui* novelist
and dramatist, w^a ouoe a keeu sport*
luan, hut for uiany years ho haa never
touched a gun. Wutehing a dying bin!
one day, he suddenly found -ajjert utfly,
and gave It up forever.
The kAng of Italy, who has volutaorl
ty reduml his (allowance Crom the atata,
has been, since the downfall of the Car
man and Austrlau empires, the moat
highly paid ruler in Europe, his yearty
tatlary being 3,700,600.
A legend haa grown up that (Joorges
CarpctrtHer, the European- champion
tmjrllfrt now touring Aioortca, worked
but ihe began life as an office boy.
John G, Anderson left Saturday eve
ning for New York city apd wlH on May
J{8. sail for Europe, where he will visit
Anderson de#lpraNU* .that country. lie
will he absent for ?It< tWc6ka or more.
Kock Ilttl Record.
\V1iy did her husband have another
wlfc? She MMy IIust>and*ia Other Wife"
at the Majestic netft Tneadhy.
A Style-Gem for
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You Youngsters
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Around Voting
Age.
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More and more men are proving: to
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themselves jthat by wearing
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CLOTHES
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they can dress thore stylishly and,
altho they pay a few dollars more
than for ordinary v clothes, they get
wear-service and looks-service that
many times over saves the extra few
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dollars.
This money saving is particularly true
this season. Society Brand iriaintafns
the highest quality standard regard
less of increased co&t of materials and
tailoring. Margins of profit have
been shaved to keep the lowest possi-^
ble notch. We're showing a larger
. variety, too, than ever before. If
you're a true economist, we can inter
est you. V
Style, Materials and colors, for son,
dad and grand-dad.
Your Satisfaction
Our Success
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