The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 18, 1920, Image 7
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",- 0Il (be afternoon of Juue
'?, **?** Mr tt,,d Mr*i J'
* North n?lr (Met Ho
.L. e^tfc birthday of tbolr
!LW, caw* Sue? UwM to
Zstf comply ?* "??/ "pout
? Juue afternoon In game*
heart.
' {K ]Utf tlH^so arc Mil their'
lm beguiled ;
a^ts <* children satisfy tho|
l* V ~&y ^ ? ? . ? ^
(UHiflf room a row tfufed ool?
, was carried out. The tablet* '
^uttr decoration a snowy
jjtoflntiig with olgbf pink
tbo cakes, ices and turn
('all *** tinted.
, Sixth lllrthday.
WPTJ afternoon Ivewl* Oiy.
e la teres t big little son of Mr.
b. Craig Clybura, bad # number
little friends to oome an<| make
toiiu, the occasion being bis
Wrtbday. They played games
Hi tbem a? only happy child
Tbe call to the dining -room
^ded to with entbuslaftl^
their healthy young appetites
with an abundant spread
cts and ices. The room W#f
ill and refreshing i? wMta_aiid
. profusion of white orleander
with the forest greens. ? '
f Invited to Columbia.
teens that the Camden Com man- !
lias spread her fame throughout
Carolina, and her Eminent Com
p0T Sir Knight R* T. ftoodale has !
iivlt^ to confer tbe Order of the
sfof'tho Columbia Commandery
evening of June 22nd. Mr. J.
?*eley has also been invited as
ate to assist in conferring the Rod
(degree, and the Order of M&ta
lie Temple. This is quite a coffl
nt to tbe Camden Commandery iu
Jm *"d 1? these two officers in
jjcolar^ as the Commandery Is quite
only recently 6fga?ized--aod
for splendid work has gone
ad. We hear that quite a large J
Batlon will iro over on this occa
j to represent the Camden Commah
T-i n.'.V i ,H ' ? *i
Special Meeting of Post
special meeting of the James Le
Belk l'ost, American Legion. has
i called for Monday night, .Tune 21st
law offices of Smith and Ale*
Mr. J. H. \VIderraa<n, a rep
^utative of the. Government will be
ent and explain the features of the
Insurance and other matters of
lance will come up..
Library Association toL^leet
Library Association will meet
nday afternoon, June 21, at tk>'clock
Library. This will be the last
ing for the suhimer and matters
importaiK-o must be disposed of.
prs are urged to attend, as tbe|
88 Wil mjuire less than an hour |
py come promg?ly.
Asked to Conserve lee ^
)ue to the extreme hot weather and
extraordinary demand for ice, we
1 it necessary to ask* the public to
every effort possible to" conserve
be use of Ice for the next few days.
Vt (eel confident with the co-apera
> of the public that we can keep
[ample supply, but it will be necessa
[to have this co-operation.
Respectfully,
CAMDEN ICR CO.
To Meet Wednesday
iFormer Governor Bhephard and a
> prominent banker bf Columbia
to be the chief - speakers at4i meet- 1
in the Court House fchls coming j
inostlHy evening at 7 o'clock. Thej
jtizeoK of the whole county are oor-^
illy invited to l>o present to consider]
best methods available in handling!
Boll Weevil Monaco which has
De upon us. This meeting is being
|lled under the auspices of the local
nraittee of the St>uth Carolina De
ent Hoard acting in conjunction
^th the Camden Chamber of Oom
This is one of the most import
^t meetings yet held in the county on
subject. Wise citizens will be sure
1 be present and meet the enemy of
Present pr asperity. ?
Marriage. ?
|Mf. John THlman Munn, of J?fferson,
MIhh Maggie 10va Bradley, of Oas
tt, were married on Sunday last, j
W, 1028 by .Trobate Judge W. 1^.|
wreil.
Mrs. Stover Dies of Injuries
Beatb Springs* June 16 ? A message |
**l*ed here this afternoon from Rockj
to Enounced the death of Mrs. W. T.
which "Occurred in a hospital ,
about 3 o'clock from
**fred, when the automobile in wiridh
was riding here Sunday afternoon
hit by a train at a street crossing.!
JjJje imnio of Mrs. Jane Cunningham
"Jenuio June," tmm been present
V* the Senate of the Now York Uoi
for a tablet bo the BaOl of Fame.
* ??lmed that she sUrted the wo
TP" <**? movement in America,
[^y Hamar Greenwood been
pWoied chief aocrefery ' for tltflsnrt
p ??eed Ian MKPH9SB: T"
i ITEMS OVER THE STATE
Short News Notes Gathered
From Our Exchanges.
Thomas Spencer, th* oldest cHtatv
of Cherokee county, dlitl lust Friday.
Three prLaoueri anil a sentry tuuiU
thetr ?sdai>e from Camp Jai-kson. <\>i
UWbla ou WnliiiMla) .
City uml county offlcem of Uuiou
OU last Sal unlay captured and dostory
o<l a tllsUllory about U wllcw east of
cm.. u, which was located on the old
|Mms place near Broad river.
!>r, V, 1\ Clayton, u former .post
master of Columbia, and later an of
ftclial of the customs house at Charles
ton, died at his home near Bheitou. on
Monday. ^
IBflr a. 1). r. Drugs u of Iftoreucc was
killed a few days ago by being struck
down and run over by an automobile.
Mtrs. Drubau before marriage was the
youngest daughter of flr. it. A. Muck
em Suss of Obarlestou.
t>r.' William ?mlth Bean librarian
and assistant professor of KngUsh lu
tbo Presbyterian (College of South Caro
lina, died at his home in Cllntou on
Monday afternoon. He was born lb Au
gusta, Qa.
The entire town of Marlon waa sad
dened by the n^ws that William K.
Davis aud bis wife both died suddenly
?t OUftoa Mprlngs,, N. Y., wfceee ? key
had entered ? sanatorium for ir eat*
rnent They had ??eeu bi 111 health for
?ever* I wwkn and left Marlun Sou
<in> night for rilfton tyring* ftV treat
ment. Tlie t?ad news of their sodden
death wua the first their friend*, had
heard from them idnee their departure.
Thomas IV Oothran, chairman of the
Mtate Democratic committee has trailed
a special meeting of the eoimnittee to
l>e held In tk>luiut>ta on June 21, to die
eusM the advisability of consolidating
the alate and aenatorlal campaigns thin
summer.
Warrants have bceu Issued by special
agent* of the express com pany against
T, V. Caotwell, exptvss messenger on
the Southern running between Colum
bia and Charleston, and J. M, Neese,
joint Nation and express agent at Hop*
kins, lu which It Is charged that Oant?
'well removed express shipment* awl
that Neese received these goods.
l*rof. A. CMawto IMP re has been
chosen clean o< Wofflord college, at
Hpartanburg, the announcement having
been made Monday by J. t.vU-s Qlenii,
chairman of - the board of "trustees, at
the conclusion of the graduating exer
cises In the college chajpel In which
forty two youug.metur "received dlpftomaa,
Tuesday at the Majestic Bugeue
O'Brien will be aeen In "THK BHO
KKN MMLODY".
Matllndg Mtrdblgoa of OaHtoun
eounty, was fined $200 aud sentenced to
three month* in Wx? BihraH?ll county
Jail k??< Monday by Judge U, A. M.
Smith in Federal couft In Charlton
liu v luii Ihhhj found siillty after "trial on
? charge of raising Federal bank note*,
or passing1 notes 90 tateed. Ollno Flake
and Illinois Jeff coat, tried oh a #Uul
la r Charge Va-t Saturday. -were acquit
4ed.
Jea?e Murphy, a uogro, wan sentcn
ced to die by electrocution on July 31,
hy Judge Town ?e ml In JKlehland court
on Monday, Janle Leo Williams, a
negroas, was found ddad bidden In a
tVunk and tturphy was convicted of the
crime. He escaped but was captured
In Pittsburgh after two yearn liberty.
Charles* J. 4Ymwerthwa.it, v a v**ll
known furniture merchant of Charles
ton, was found dead In his store early
Monday mornlug w<ben employees open
ed the store for the day. It Is thought
that he accidentally received a shook
when turning on a switch that caused
his sudden death.
?Charlie Cht*plln .will be seen at the
M)aJ6stic to mo row in MA Jitney Elope
ment.' A two part Chaplin Riot, pre
Hcnting the fuunlest stunts with a fliv
ver ever (filmed.
Senator Duncan U. Fletcher of Flori
da, was renominated to that position
in a primary election Qast Tuesday
over iiia opfwewa* Governor #kfcx?.v J.j
Ototta fcy an overw 'helming majority.
The I'tuti democratic couventi?n
won* on record M outlay a* favoring
Wiu. Q. McAd?*> a* the democratic uoiu
I nee for president at the Sau FramUh
eo couvvntlou- '' V ?
Improper londlug of refrigerator ear*
)m? resulted in uittuecctfMary ami 4u
hoijh' instances extx>?trive luciM frojm <KV
cay ivt (Yeorgiu peachew arriving In
Nw York ?ntl other market*, Heeowl?
Ing to rojH>ris to the department of
agriculture from Inspector* of the ht*
rcau of market*
The COUBtrjr h<?un> of Knrioo t'nius<\
fatuous tenor at Maat llumidon N. J.
was entered by tmrglars a<?d jewels
valued at $000,000 were stolen the po
lice rei>orted Tuesday night. The ?to*
leu Jewel* Included a diamond neck
laoe valued at $70,000.
A uup^etuo court flutfikie u?t N"**w
York has wiled against the eaecwtor#
of Alfred G wynne Yanderbllt who
brought ?ult agaliiHt an accidcat com
pany for $100,000. Vanderbilt was *
victim of the Luultania horror. The
Judge eaya that he wan not accident
ally drowned at) the heir* contend but
that hts deteth mutd he tMmcedod to ho
the result of war, the veaael being sun*
by instructions from the German gov
ernment
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Nattes t# fhurchw).
All churches mikI others interested
tu the formation of a Uaptlst Sunday
School convention of the Kershaw AW,<
soclatton are requested to meet st U?*
Camden ltuptldt Church on June 26 at
10 n. ro? for the of making
l?luu? for holding aaUl convention In the
near future ami for adopting a pro
gram and date for said Convention.
J. K. l>orr?e S
President
NotJee U HeM PMroiu.
p To the of Konthaw County ;
July l?t, 1920 being set apart by law
for appointment ofl school Cnuttoea,
we according to custom, extend to the
people of ouch school (Hstclet, the priv
ilege of nominating three school trus
tees to stove for the moxst twoy ear*
These nominal loun shall be subject to
consideration by the County Board of
Hducattou. The people are asked,
where a change of . the old boafU of
tr unlets Is deemed advisable, to select
men of only Integrity and business
qualification^ Alt districts wtehtng
to take advantage of this opportunity
are requested to send in these nomlns ?e?
tlona on or before June 26th. In oases
where it is deemed expedient to *lect
teacher* before apitointmcnt* can be
made the present Heard of Trusteed
aud the newly nominated board can
get together mut decide this matter
Just as soon as these nominations are
made,
I. J. McKKNZIN,
Oo.-Supt.-of Wupation
All the be>?t blotting paper is made
from soft cotton rags.
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