Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Social and Personal News ttjr Mi>? l<?ui?e Nettle* ,s THIS VOlTH TOWN? fn tin- dti.v hi hungry ?10?d ,u M-arvU -round for food. 7?, .viulM '0 ? irr '<*?ry store, rbfttt through t lie uiyst'iveued ilow. i, *vuied\" kumv ,hl* vt'N; ' ? - 'V It kut-w (ho way by si mil.. ^,1 j|v i.icjjkfdrtl lung hofmv S i in' . '<?-'?? J?*t next I wjlt.iv a typhoid carrier stayed ^l(l , ii'l 1 day '? Ustt made. l^eft <>\<rellons In lilt' shark \ filthy Mi' wlfh ojK'n back, uul here Ihe fly ?t |kh'|? ?' day W'.ni in t<? *?? as wus W'^"' iWl incidentally laid aojmtf eggs \iiiitlu thi* f""' and human dregs, <?< I from this mess six scon- would JiHSS. Vi% ;'j luiir a seorc of <lny? alas ! \ fl\ Iijk i Its i* of sweets, Ad,I hIkii ? savory dish It mods, It vomits what H ato before, \l h1 then hMfhis to oat 8 omo moro. jt om.v light on your dessert. Awl voa?.h there- ah, does it hurt? ? 1 SUihI In J? Wore and look apouud, , Auil soon the filthy post IT found prouitnading on tho fruit j? an unscreened box ? tho brutal Sugar's sweet, and there it goe*, Ami there it slays till time to close. Can oiio who sells such food as this K'r rial in that ho Is not remiss V A-i Miro as (JchI in heaven lives, A maa'x murderer if 'he give* Infeeled food to man or child * - To rluso that store-- a sentence mild! Auij yet disease ami deatlrnrc spread, And not a single word is said ; And If there Is a lh w for such. It surely can't amount to much. Disease a iim death ? rrray- -claim tho street I IWhere cowards live who have cold - fret J . And What Is said <rf>ove fs true; I You know It Is, what wHl you do? "A djrt.v town It isf" they eay, . -And others are the same old way," I? jrour reply you let. It rest, 'And untiling'* done to fight the pest. ? Modlcus. Pleasant House-rarty. .Mamu'lin villa, the beautiful home \i Mr. and Mix David Wolfe has l>een [in galu : dress I Ids week, prcsentlngA 'kppiw ??f gaity and pleasure ; the ocea-j dtfibptn?a delightful houso-paTty with (heir yomi^r daughter. Miss Sa p't Wolfe as J hp gracious hostess. Miss Wolfe b?? recently returned from iSoueher College, halt Injure, and numbers aroohg her ptosis, several <?f her <'OIlege friends Tboy have passed the happy hours in rariirtiK j^astires, swimming, bontiliff, plcuioing. daneiug <;tc.. for Camden and Tariuity lias a certain Arcadki-n like beauty that every pleases and appeals to romantic youth. The lomr white roids, with their archtng trees are Inpfefablc magnets for an auto driver ind few large town can boast of |-wdi a beautiful sheet of water as th^ fern fringed lake, where clear lppling wires refhn-t the t;rl?rl?t stam and soft uiooir Itoains. Of course visitors ?Joy Camden. And Oaiuden is always |tei??l to have them. Marriage. ' ' ^ .Married by Probate Judge \V. Jj. Mc IDoffjll on Monday last, June 28th, 102O .Hr. JVilllK Miti ton Ilnckabee and Mites Re$?le Marie MeCifskfll both of B<v' ! thune, S. C. Majestic Theatre PROGRAM To<la.v, Friday, July 2nd William Fox Preson ts Tom Mix. In "THE TERROR" The fa>tosi moving Mix picture | . ever x'cii iii Camden Also Ft ix WwWy News. \ A<hui?siou -J.",.- CMldrtHi 15c g Saturday, July 3rd The last lOpisudc Of "THE ADVENTURES OF RUTH" A Fox Sunshine Oomedy "THK HEART 8NATCHERS" aiid a Mack Rewnett Comedy "GEE WHIZ*' Monday, July 5th Spccial Program ?Mm HarrymOre in "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" So?' Special Display Ad Elsewhere -in this issue AOUsion r>0<- Children 26c Tuesday, .July 6th Sfizjiick Presents ' 'NVKX MOORE In "?SOONER OR LATER" Wednesday, July 7th William Fox Prosonts &gj ^ADaij.ve TRAVFfrfcSK In 7"K IRON HEART* n Roiii, ComedyZL? i: Thursday, Jidy 8th ,\ Thr p..|MiVar Paramount Wtar ('HAIlLIQS RAY -W*" "PARIS GREEN** Also Topics of the Day WC'-^f- ylti Wlth ^ The ruwdia Music Club had a charming hostess in Mrs. INI win Mull er for Tuesday evening. The Manse, always a pleaaaut place to visit. >v#S particularly m> <>n diU occasion. A vocal fHtki was rendered by Mr. Ollfton McKaln. that was much enjoyed. and Mr#. Mul tor 'pleased ilfv club with a piano tfph'Ctlou. Mr. 11. Uls*ol Kenne dy, nim neve* fall# i ? > please al>.? gavo?a vocal solo The club made a handsome contribution to the jnuptie Scholarship li'iuul. this scholarship Hi supported by' the Stale ljVderatlou,''i>f wllleh the i 'a i ? n l * 1 1 Mil- i ? ? Olult i- n UH^UlHH*. Mr. Kerslw.w Shannon w a - elc? (cd treasurer. In I lu* absence ?'f tfeoj secretary Miss Catherine aWlimr, Mm Muller vvtis .secretary pro- tern. The hos served dainty refreshments. i urlng the evening, The club seems to have conn' to stay, ami we predict for It n Iodic ?ud useful 1 1 ? We are not all musicians. ' hut vfe can all cultivate the love for imisir, and etieourage it*>< puggrea* ami development among us\ Shakespeare say's "The man that hajh no music In Ivlm SCl^, Nor In aiot moved with concord of sweet sound*. I Is fit for treason--. stratagum#i ami spoils; The motion of liis spirit aiv ()m| us night ; V ^ And his tiffed long dark as Krelnis. Let no such mnH he trusted." ? Met Willi Mrs. iTLee Little. The Kirkwood Hook Club was de lightfully entertained last Thursday morning by Mas. T. Lee LI tie; Mrs. A. P. Clark son Jr.. and Mrs. Will Thompson were guests. The hostess served a delirious salad course, fol lowed by ices. The club adjourned to meet on the second Thursday ill Sep tember. Married Wednesday Afternoon- ~ " Quite -a numlH't' of -Qamden people joined a large uuiuber of Kershaw and Lee county folks at the country home of Mr. Barney i\ Cook Wednesday af ternoon to witness the marriage of Miss Margaret (look to Mr. William Smyrl, of Camden, the ceremony, being performed by the Rev, Mr. Wood. Af -ter?the-- ma r rlagtr yerenrotny the ^tlests were served lee cream and cake. I Snow den-Trotter The following announcement curds have been received in Camden : Mr. and Mrs. Rol>ert lice ?5 now den, of Charleston, announce . the nlarrlage of their daughter, Pauline, to Mr. Thomas, Kirk laud Trotter, of Camden on Wednesday. June 88fd, ltfiO. The bride is a native or- Georgia biit spent much of h?r time in Colombia in the htnne w lier nnck'. Prof; Yates Siuiwden. (?f the I'uvorsity of South Carolina. where she was very popular in the younger society >et and college circles. A year or hvo ago she was eiecicd Ka.ster Queen by I In* student, hotly. &ho will J>e warmly welcomed in Canulen where her -husband Has al ways lived, ASM} is a rising young law yer of integrity and cha rat ten. The marriage was a surprise to most of his friends, but their congratulations ane none the less hearty. Fof Mrs. A. G. Clark son, Jr. Mrs. \\Y O. Hay entertained Satur day morning in compliment to Mrs. A. <J. Clark son.* Jr. "Those present were Mrs. C. P. DuBose< Mrs. Artliur Griffin, Mrs. W. I-, DePam*. Mrs. Le roy Davidson, Mrs.- Dan Jones, Mrs. Fxlwln M'uller. . Mrs. K. D. Blankeney. -Mrs. Hay entertained her guests on tin* South porch and served a salad course followed by *ees. Tillman Myers Married 'J. Mrs., Salitia Brown Oulp announces Hit' marriage of her daughter. Bessie I>ee to Ben ja men Tillman Myers, June 29, at Charlotte. Mr. Myers has many friends in Camden where he was con nected with the Western Union Tele graph company. letter From Winthrop. Winthrop Col^ge, Juiie 10. 1P2<?. ; Dear Ilottie Folks: I want you al! lo know what 1 have seen and learned while at the short course at Winthrop College. Every day at twelve o'clock we have chapel in the auditorium. We go to the Gymnasium once or twlcb each day and sure have a good time. We have movirfg pictures most every night. In the picture "Winthrop Day by Day" we saw everything connected with the college. I think it a beautiful plaee. I have, learned to 'do kits of jvretty things, and I know how to cook on the steam Pressure Cooker. I learned to make salads and salad dressing. One day we went, to the poultry farm and dairy. When we visited the Pratlee Home we lea hied how a hi?mo ought to lie furnished. We had a nice lesson in stenciling. I sure enjoy hearing Mrs. Dora Dee Walker talk and give demonstrations in canning. She was the first airent appointed ,in South Carolina. We hare such a .nice swimming i>ool and enjoy going in. This ^afternoon we are going to have Field Day. All the girls will start for hemic Satur day." ^ Itti t h , McNa ugh t on, Befhune, &. C. - Trawling and .Incidental expensea for the five girfct from Kershaw coun ty attending the short course at Win throp were paid -by the Bank of Cam den, First National Bank, and Mr. Joseph S helicon. In reading the letters written home, we are convinced that the trip mea*M much to tlie girls and hope other will have the same privilege In the suecedlng years. Blanche Tarrant. MAPS FOB MOTORISTS < *!? lie Obtained By j\ppl)litK ?t Cfeti* * rich Agettrles Senator Warren 11. Harding. of Ohio. Ucpublhwi presidential nominee, ha* Imvii a gXHMl roads Imttsiri ever ttlllCU ho purchased (he second automobile to aipi>car in the afreets of hi* homo town, Marion, Ohio. llo has keenly adv?>caied the uo<v.N*d i) of g?K>d roads malutonn nee, ? thg out t ha 1 the thousands of dollars ppeht far lu-w road* #r& wastod if (bo roads a ro not constantly koi>! tu a state of repair, in a urtntooMUit t<> Uk> UooU?'U*U Trav ol and TraiiMHirt Hiimm, Senator I larding snUfc : transportation. 1ms nwulo every avenue of civilization. Hu man progress. la rf looted In the econo mic welfare of tho i>eoplo ??f highest civilisation ami there lti no advance ! incut in product toil and exchange until there ate highways to facilitate the t ran*i>ortatJon Involved. Wo shall no tably onhanoo the advantages of Auiorl oan production when wo, add to the convenience of transportation through the const ruction of highway su I tod to the use of modern motor vohlcUis. It Is the one agency of putting every community in tho Republic <>n tho map of oomuierclul relationship." At this reason of tho year, when ni?rt<?r\|^^Jttgtn to hear the oall i?f ^the higVM^Juat-' iMiyoi*!,*' the Travel and Transport Huron u "of* the 11. F. Goodrich Ruhher Company stands ready to point the way. Several hundred thousand ro vised road maps of tho various states have Ihhmv sent by tho Bureau to :U),<HK> Goodrich branches and dealers for dls t nib u ton to motorists will out charge. In addition, the Bureau is ready to give more detailed route Information to any one desiring l't. The Goodrilch road nui|.w contain the most accura te highway information available. They tfhow all the roads over which autos can travel In safety ami designate roads now under con struction. They can bo counted u|M>n as being absolutely ,dci?enda ble as the data coutained in them was secured <11 root from Goodrich pathfinders and statft Hud courwy highway eonwnissipu era. / Any motorist desiring to make a trip tUitf SUIUIIU'I i-> .? . I V i I t?? la.\ ill a Mil' yly of the maps mvded -before soiling out. 'Phfy ran be ?eeuivd f r??iii the Iumpi^ (J?MMlrlrh ?loater?* or branob or by \v riling In direct to I lu> luMU. MUMoiiitr) Society to Mihji ?? i Tli?- uvular uuvliit? of l in- Woman's . Missionary Society, of l?yttletoii Street j Methodist (liuri'li will Ik* hold at tho lioinr <?f Ml I i:. < /. i ? i u | >, Kritluv. July 2ml, at >lx o'efiH'k. Mr* Robert Miiihum, RCfordlllg Secretary . \\ mi In up Uitaxlilm to Meet, The Camden Chapter tii WilitlH V l*umfhicrs will meet with Ulii Max B0t,V kit! al hor tioitto near 1 ?\ U 1 1 ? TUuiMhiv, July sili, All ineinUMs tkct* j UtVOd lojlttcud NX 1|U|MU-Ianl busings , WMl Ik* dKeus^ed j Manianr at Kershaw Kershaw. J line "JO.-? The 1 home of Mr.! and Mis. Han Mel >onald WAR the scene of it simple hUt beautiful wedding ivre mony Wednesday morning, the coil tractihg parties being MIks Helen Vc nitrt McDonald of this ipktce and I >tx un I. Stalvey i?f Myrtle Beach, The young couple were married In the j>ar-i lot of tho homo, which wu& profusely decorated for tho occasion with ferns' and white flower*. ? la Hw presence of J the bride's faintly ami a fow Intimate friends. 4 lie cvwmohy was j^rform <hI by tho pax I or of the bride, Jhe Hew H. M, I>ultnse. after whleh all Infor mal breakfast wax served. Tho bride wore a goljlgawny suit of beautiful i blue n ieotlne with hat and gloves to ma i fit land left by automobile for Asia* vllle, X. C. to *|kmuI their hQ^ymbolli aftor which they will lie at Inane nt Mryfle Beach, % T I I I? ?? W? T ? m ? ? ' The Flower Shop 1 Uehcar.sals'for the mammoth must- j en I Si>ectaole. "Tln? Clow or Shop," are progressing splendidly, and Charles Milliard, the director Is cnthuslastlc about, tho Camden cast of player* The feature of this attraction is the wonderful array of costumes which are not of the usual ohwse cloth variety, but are both exus'tislve and unique. The linagincry coining Jo 11 uf tliei flower shop affords m>llm!ted possl- | bllliles for the designer and human has- , kets of flowers, rose (rcHses, daise>\ THE TEST IS IN THE KITCHEN * i v ' ? and on the dining room table, that is where good groceries are able to meet it, and where the inferior . kind fall down hard. Hy this tost we conquer, as the Old saying is. Hy this token we deserve your gro cery patronage. vin** ? ? f'horie 190 * McLeod's Grocery iv\ vines, jonquils, and m'hiv> of novel fffodt uiv siui-o,ssfou> employed. Ther# are a doxen j ?w>ntf hits, staged lii a profession!! I manner, a lojjl eal. fa sol nut I m; slor.x writioi In the mi nir l?ree/..\ si>U? of ,\lr. Milliards'. "Cousin IsaUeUe," a?nl UrUUlint eusein UltN* and danee* ku lore. Ow|ug In III*' maunltmle of llils nl H url Ion. it will be ploxnted for Iwn nljtfUs. Tliursdhy ami Crldn\. July Kill and IXIi : under ilio auspleea of the IK A. H. 1'rlres -. Children 50 eeuts. Adults TS iHMlU, All reserved seat*, $1.00. KxcrclHw of TImnk t?n last Friday evening. Jtttw 'Jo 1 1 1 n( u?t? -Country Club the first nurne from Iho I 'a union Hospital \>tts urn dil ated with lH*autlful and a i?| ?r<?i*rla 1 1* e\ I'rclww. The Kill room was simply but beautifully diro rated for the or eatdon In pint* and Miiilax with t|iumlli|os> of sliasta daises; t|?o (Mlleh mantle bauktxl in forent tfreon*. amid whkil the daises gleamed white and lovely. Tin* exoreisioN were open I'd with a piano -solo I'.v Mt>s I,ols \VU llaniM. In voeat Ion by the Iie\\ Edwin Mullor l>. I?. : Piano duet by Mrs. Clifton MeKalu. aitfi Miss Williams. Tills1' w'as followed, hy an address by Ca pi . Wm. Shftniion, -wl+o- full and ooniprehetislve history of the Oatn den Hospital, and mentioned 'with tfivitb tmlo Its heiiefaetors. tin* late Captain1 Itnrdoll, \\;ho endowed It, and -Mr, li. ? M. Ma mob's nmuuifh-cui Rift to iiU? uatlvo town. TUo oouumny was next ploasod with a voo?\t solo hy Mr. Ohf toil MoKaln. who KhiClously respond tnl ti? tit eu-oore. Dr. John \V. Oor hott thou prosontml the diploma to Mtsn Anno <>. O'lMl wild in a few a ppro i?rli? t*? and well oIjokoii remarks coinptl 'montod the yonnjf lady on her *?ncco?s ami thorough mvts, a (ul also J?\H) tlmHy a?lvh-o for tt future jucnvwful coiiwe. Captain Shannon tit on introduced Mirs. Until I>odd, now of <N>lumhta. who inn do an address that was both plctu* Int; and Instructive. A delightful fea ture of tho evening wiia tho violin soleo tlon by tho MUsos l*>roe hih! Owlle Truesdnlo. Miss llohhlus of ttho Cam don Hospital then piiv-ynUul the elans pin lo tho graduate, and tohl of tho grcoL4lli!iUlurc It W?vo hor to 1>estow It, hnt wild .she 1V?1 1 It was an honor dno per pivde<?os8or. Mra. F. M. ZemiPVho as Miss l>al?n*y had tralnod Miss O'Poll for -two yenrv. Tho Kov. F. II. Hfttffl lug llton prououiwvd tho l>onodietlon, af tor which tho OllttdOO orchestra fur nished ninsh*. and tho rost of tho even* lh? wax upem in dancing. Tho Ladles Hospital Anxihtry. of which Mrs. Wil liam Shannon is president, scrviMl de licious liloi-k too erctnu and Cnko. Al ^ogtMher^t most irtforiiviu and ou joyuhle oCoinloh. and tho management of our helmed Institution is to ho eon '<ffWUlate?i. Buy Clothe 5 We're not financial experts; don't pretend to be. But there's one thing we do know, and that is when wholesale prices go up, retail prices cannot possibly go down. Production is still far behind demand; we can't get all tlie, merchandise we want. . ?v ? ? , ? ~-*t- T , -- ??* ' r v 1 % a* ? 3afei j ?? ? -* ? f . ' .-??J! . ? ? ' And not that alone ? production costs are . going : up ? labor and woolens and everything that goes into a suit of clothes. <fi We're paying more for fall merchandise than we did for spring : so is every other merchant. / ^ I r ' % ' If you.are interested in getting most for your clothing dollar, now is the time to buy flothes. % g most 1 % i ?% THE MEN'S SHOP STYLE ft HEADQUARTERS UVrt * I ^anrigSnmb OA O.AC,