The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 13, 1920, Image 7
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M&sw>m <*? W its&i
|** .toue tor tbatr#?*P*m?nL
1 ?iuh the courtly of the Hennltage
*** ou ** *?
dually ,uJ were
#neattjr *?w*
"*Z On Tburaday evening after the
^r^iiue |)(,th te*m? wenreufcertaliv*
? .t iUPI?r ?t the Community Hotts\
* ^ rUU^ The girls of the B. O.I
? rt (Uut? served, and afterward# r<**
?4 other *ere W* ?tU "
?K* ?i#bt the membew ?f ^tw
.weuihled at the home of Mr.
JSTabout eight o'clock. Supper wa?
rrtd ou the i?la??a. Sunflower* and
^rved as decorations ou thy
TsmaH table* at wMfi^ *4 . sueata
!** wwted. Place oar# .coasted ' of
"L\\ Pictures of men In b*iw ball unV
JUL Dr. Corbett wa? pi^aeutou thin
1? ion, ?l?<' Mr. Brl?g? and Mr.
gLham from the Osage M1U *od Mr.
una and Mr. Player frqnpi th^Hwtal
The Misses Yates, Slewing,
Virginia Taylor, *|re* < Hot***
L.W( fisted Mrs. PltU In aervtog.
G0wwljlg contests furafohwt amusement
tftW sapper. , . ., . .. ;J:
A Pleaaant OmmIm,
Mr aud Mrs. D. G. Goff? *ho are
tonductlng the City Oafe on l&aat De.
|U!b street were genial hosts to a
JTmber of tbeir frlenda on laat Ttoura
<Uy afternoou at a banquet .given in
honor of Mr. Goffs thlrty-flret birth
day. This neat little cafe waa prettily
grated for the occasion and tables
t^ii been made reedy for (about, four
teen. An elegant course supper was
*r?ed anil everyone enjoyed the occa
?lon. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Goff have made this
place into one of the neatest lunch
[.looms. in.. thb seetiftn.. Thejr h:\veeai-_.
ployed Wesley Alexander to do the |
cooklns and West has a wide repu
tation as a ohef. They look personally
after their customers and the patron
age of the cafe Is rapidly growing.
. .
Mrs. Pearce Hostess to Club.
'Abe meeting of the Beul'ah Home
Demonstration Club was held the af
ternoon of August the fifth at the
hospitable (home* of Mrs. B. M. Pearce,
The practical demonstration was pea
nut butter, and bulletins pertaining to
pickling, canning, etc., were distributed
ty Miss Tarrant.- These bulletins give
' much valuable information as well as
f many spflenrid recipes which have
been thoroughly tested out, thereby sav*
: . Ing . fche hcmiekJeepers much valuable
| time as well as the loss of expensive
materials. The club members were also
i reminded that this is the time to begin
f prei>arati(>n. for a successful fall gar
r den. The hostess served delightful re
[freahmeuts consisting of <*hicke? salad,,
craokers. iced tea and ikhhuI cake
Each member left feeling that she had
apent a profitable and very pleasant
afternoon.
Missionary Society to Meet. >
The Woman's Mksiionary Society of|
the Camden. t Baptist church will hold
?heir regular monthly meeting on Tues-j
day afternoon, Aug. 17th, ?t 5 o'clock,
at the home of Mns. M. M. Benson.
Adluh Horse and Mule Feed
For Sale at McLeod's Grocery.
Majestic Theatre
PROGRAM
Today, Friday, Atfg. 13th
Ma rsliall Neflan'w
Matrimonial Potpourri .
"DON'T EVER MARRY**
With Matt Moore, Majorie Daw
and Wallace Berry
Admission 25c Children lfic ",3
? I n ' ' 1 ??
Saturday, Aug. 14th
A now episode of
"THE IX>ST CITY**
And a Mack S<mnett Comedy .
"THAT NIGHT*'
Also a Fox Sunshine Comedy
"The Great Niekle Robbery**
Monday, Aug. 16th
Tbe I'wramount-Artcraft Star
ETHEL CLAYTON 10
"THE L\l>I)FR of libs
AIho a Scroen Mtagaxlne and
Fox Weekly News.
Tuesday, Aug. 17th
Not yet announced.
f
Wednesday, Aug. ISth
Metro PresemUi
"SHORNE ACRES"
Starr in# Alice Lake v
I* crowded with sitnattooa that
will snake von forget to tW?*tbe.
' Admission 25c ^ ChlldWtt i5c *
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Thursday, Aug. 19th
Tbotaas H. I nee Preaenta
^?QgbtM Mavljean and Dorla
to "LETS BE FASHI0NABLJ5
Alao Topics of the Day
Admission 25c ? Children Mo ?
F PERSONAL MENTION. S
?
^Mr. J, S. Ittwiiif spent Wt>dlUtidA7 in
Columbia. "f
Mr. aud Mrs. Henry Klchel and ctfll
dreu lire In New York. V
Miss i Kthel.Bitvhmore la vUltlng her
idster Jb Charlotte. N. 0.
' Roland Good ale, Jr., ion t*i*ndluK thl*
week In HeuderaouvkUe, N. O. ,i ,
Mlwi Mamie Darla of Cheraw.ip the
guest tW# week of Mr#. C. B. Bradley.
h Mrs. \V. B. TurpUi of Augusta, <?a?
U the Kuett of lire. W. 8. Alexander.
Mm. David Wolfe and daughter Miss
Ham are spending some time at Ocean
View, Va. v \
Mian Kate Watklna. of Bethuifr la
vfottlng W mm Stella aud Viola Hall
uear Camden.
' Ml<* Anneaua Welborne from Kgyvt,
s. 0., le spending ?ome ttaue with MWw
Jounle Clark.
Will Oootlale ha* returned home af
ter a week'a vacation spent In
deroowllle, N. 0.
Mjp. and Mrs. i>. McDonald of Ker<
?haw apeut the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Hough. ,
Nevt Thuraday at the ftifejeetlc see
Ik>uglas (MfccLeau and Doris Mn\ in
44 Let's be Fashionable."
Mra. W. W. Mloklo and daughters,
Misses Luclle and Sarah, have gone for
a stay at Glenn Springs.
Mitoses Willie and Marlon Watklnsj
who have ^been. spending some time lu
Haluda, N. 0.,?havie returned home.
MH#w Pauline ASaton. of Sheffield,
Ala., was the guest last week of Mrs,
H. T, Lovett aud Mrs. T. R. Shiver.
MIhs Batelle Lewis and Mrs .Doug
las of Little Rock. A,rk., are rlalting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.' R.
Hough.
Messrs, P. D, Stoke* andGorfcett. Boy
kin .returned borne yesterday, ' tofter
spending a week at Savannah aad Ty
bee Beach.
iMrs. Jofhn A. Trautham, Misses
Lillian Barfieid aud Addle Thompson
of Ha rtsville, are via It Lug Mra. J. 8.
Trahrtham.
Mr. and &lrs. S. M. Latham have
gone for a visit to their old home in
Greenville, where they are spending a
ten day vacatiou.
day evening for a trip of several days
in New ' York and other cities. The
trip was made by automobile.
Miss Alberta Team left U^t week
with friends from RidgeWay to vhait
In Saluda, Blowing Rock, Abbeville and
other cities In North Carolina.
Misses I/ellah and Lilah Smith and
Mrs. Smith 4iave returned to Sumter
after spending some f'time in and
around Camden. ? Sumter Item.
Mrs. A, E. Gerald and daughter Mis*
Miriam who have been the guestAof
iClrs. John Rhame, left this week Mo"
visit Mrs. ,T. N. Klryen in Darlington.
iM?r. Henry Savage, who \YitlX,hi* Xam
Hy, has beou spending the summer at
Barnstable, Mass., was here for the
week end and returned to the nortih
Mouday.
Misses Elizabeth Brewer and Lucy
Wray who for the q>ast 'two weeks have
l?een the guests of Miss Ix>ree Trues
dale, returned to their home In Monroe,
N. C., last Friday.
Miss Beatrice Paine, a recent grad
uate of Boston High School, and Miss
Alice Paine, of New Bedford, Mass.,
are visltors>at the home of Mrs. S. A.
Paine on Fair Street. ?
Mrs. T. R. Shiver and chtuften left
Wednesday to Vbrtt tciewSs. fUoA.
tlvw in . different parts of. Georgia.
Mrs. Shiver's another, ?frs. E. C. Stokes,
joined them In Columbia.
Wallace H. Stokes, of the United
States Navy stationed ) at Hampton
Roads. Vh., was ill the city last week
visiting his sisters, Mrs. H. T. Lovett
and Mrs. T. R.^Shlver.
Mr. F. M. Wooten left this week for
a trip Into North Carolina and Tennes
se where he goes to purchase some cat
tle for his farm. He was accompanied
on the trip by Mr. John S. Lindsay
of the Loan and Savings Bank.
?WilliAm A. Kirkley, U., S. Naval re;,
cruiting officer, was a visitor to our
town this week. Results /tor enlist
ments were *ery poor, Mr. Kirkley is
now located at Rode Hill, S. C., should
anyone desire to srite him or enlist.
Wallace Berry as the bebl-hop In
"Dotft Ever Mlarry" creates more er
ol tement "than a Hon -in- the etregts. This
boy will be remembered as the freckled
fiaoe support to Mary Plckford in a
number of her recent Iplays. Sea him
at the Majestic tonight.
Miss Lou Young, the chief operator
at the Southern Bell, left Saturday af
ternoon where she Joined a- party of
friends on a three weeks tout* to points
in the north; - Her trip carrierter to
NlagarA FaHs, Canada, New York,
Philadelphia and Washington.
'Twenty five dollars in Gold will be
given to any couple that will be mar
ried on the -stage of the Majestic The
atre, Friday night, Aug. 13th, imme
diately after the first performance cf
Marshall Nettan's tUttarlous farce
?'Don't Ever Mar^y." The play fea
tures Wallace Berry as the bell -hop,
Matt Moore and Majorie Daw.
Mr. W. D. Goodale returned Mils
week from a two weeks stay wMfe
friends at McBeth, in the coastal ?ec
tlon of the state. Mr. Goodate saw a
good deal of the destruction caused by
the boU weevil In that section and
many of the farmers state that they
' will sot make more than (half a cro*>.
He also saw the work of a worm stin
i Uar to the army worm which Is destroy
in# acres of peanutsin that sstttoa.
_ Mr. J, E. Vfcughao, for maay ^ears
a prominent grocery merchant of Cam
den, tout wtoo Dor a k>ng time has been
making his home In Atlanta. I? vo I
visit h> his old home here, and Is'spend
Uur moat of hi* time at the old home
place with his sister, Mrs. W. W. Iluck
abee. Mr. V?u*han wad due of Caiu<
den's foremost and heat fltlaeu* and has
a host of friends in this town and couu
ty who are pleased to have htq> ba<*k
foraVWt.
There wW be staged at the Majesty
Theatre tonight, Friday, Aug. 3th. %
Novelty performance, should any
young couple take up Manager i, Utile's
offer whereby he wKU giv* $25.00 lu
Ookl to the ooui?k? that will be mar
led on the stage after the first per
formance of "IK*!* Ever Marry." Mar
shall ue41aua matrimonial potpourri,
one of the cleverest comedy farce* of
the yefcr.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
tlovernor James M. Oox, l>emo
cratic' nominee for*1" president belongs
to the family tree of James Cox who
came from England In 1000 and fouud
ed the first Baptist church of- h(j?w
Jersey according to the genealogy of
tibe Cox family traced by Mrs. Theo
dore Cox Sullivan, she said at Mont
cflalr, N. J., last week.
Fire in New Orleaus last Friday,
destroyed a warehouse valued at $1,
000,000.
Jake Monroe, 16, a negro boy of
Charlotte, N. C.. was drownetl in Briar
Creek near that city Saturday, while
bathing.
Clyde C. Webb, of Lumbertou, N.
C? is under arrest In Lumbertou,
charged wltto the theft of two Ford
automobiles.
Negro ex-servlee men of Miami, Flu.,
en Saturday volunteered their services
iu an effort to capture <au unidentified
negro assailant of an . aged white wo
man. . v" :. "
TO HOtJD ( OMKKKNCK
(ItreroM-'l *f Rvffjr SMtiwri 8Ut*
# Uvited I# Columbl*.
Columbia. Aug. The (Joveruor of
every Southern State ha* been Invlu>4
to attend a cvJifvceiMv to be held lu
Columbia on Wednesday, Aug, 25. at
which time wattem of vital tujportauo#
?to everybody la the South will |>e dU
The O>of*rvnee ha a been call
ed by J. Skottowe Wauuamake.r. pres
ldeut of the American Cottou Aaaocla
tlou, aud K. O, liamcr. president of
the South Carolina Ulvlah* of the As
soflatlon. v >v
The statewide cotton meotlng which
was to hava heeu held lu Columbia ou
Aug. 18 has beeu postponed uutll Aug.
29 aud will be held on the aanie day aa
the conference with the Governors of
the Southern state*. Some of the Gov
ernor* will be asked to address the
meettug. Every effort H Mug
made to bring Secretary of AgrlouV
ture Meredith here for the mee^ug.
Messrs. Wannamaker and Hamet
said today that the oouferehce and
meetlug ou Aug. 26 would be one of
the most Important ever held Iv the
South. They declared that a matter
that vitally affected everybody lu.the
South would be dlacusaed.
The state-wide Cotton s rally which
will also be held on Aug. 26 will re
ceive reports from the recent campaign
conducted over the state to* Increase the
meinbeshlp lu t>be association, to se
cure fund* for the erection of jrare
houses and (be employment of the cot*
ton graders. A trophy cap will be
awarded the oooniy which mude the
best showing In the campaign. Reports
.received from the' campaign Indicate
that l? has been a yuo*t wonderful auc
I,-' ? ? . vy ?- , }/;,?? ?*. .. ? . . y .. " . 'V :|
Do you know where your land lie*?
. V ? ; ? , . ..C?' >v t > '>, "
. Do you know-how much you have?
Have you a plat of it? If not gee
KERSHAW DELOACH
?UHVIVINa AND PLAT MAKING
PHONE 39VJ
OFF .* CftOCKCR 11.00. j , NIXT fClltKLAND A KIRKLANO
1**' It was said at th? headquarters
of the state assocltlon here tod^y. The
."/arehouse commission In flooded with
requests for cotton graders*. The mem
bership of the cotton association has
beeu very materially increased,
The campaign will pkxw Mouday,
Aug. 16, meetings having been held In
practically every county In the state.
The Mexican Oentrel government Is
preparing to seud a force of 8,000 men
against (iowiMior Oantu of Ixmer Gal
Ifornia whom It is barged is trying
to run* that state independent of the
rest of Mexico.
. There foasn't been auy crlmc lui Gur?
ry county,- New recently and
Judge yam Brattou of Clevis, NT. M.,
decided that It would Dc n waste of
money to sumrabn a grand Jury for Au
gust term of circuit court. Curry couin
ty has 16,000 Inhabitants.
IMic bodied of "J. SIM AniorliViu aol
dlens, who died lu battle or dl se*#e
overseas during the war have beeu re
turned uuU the bodies of 1,388 others
are on Obe way. In all requests hare
been made for the return of 46,000
bodies.
oh Undm.
A-ll parties are notified that If they
have not paid their dog license, to (to
so at once to avoid penalty.
H. O. Slngletou,
Olty Olerfc.
NOTICE.
Sealed bids will be received dn Septem
ber 6th, 1920 for lease of the Theater
part of Opera House for a period of
one y*?r from Sept. 1st, 1920 to August
31st, 1921. Council reserves the fclght
to reject any and all bids, also reserv
es the right to uee the Theater for pub
lic entertainments and public purposes.
By order of. City Council.
H. O. Singleton,
Olty Clerk.
QUALITY BRAND ALUMINUN WARE
Every Piece Guaranteed to Wear 20 Year#
SPECIAL ONE DAY SALE H
REGULAR S2.SO TO S5.00 VALUES
QUALITY BRAND ALUMINUM WARE? GUARANTEED
FOR 20 YEARS. NINE MOST POPULAR UTENSILS AT
LITTLE MORE THAN FACTORY COST.
FW? Quart TM
Q->? CottU
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Fmmr Qtmri CM K?ttl?
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?-Q*r<c2?
N!m Cxp C?#N fM
R? mrnJT S*V Bmiiajr Rmiu*
Two Quart t)WRk l?Btl
Sis Own hiali
Notice
We are. fortunate in securing
from the niftnufacturers a
quantity of thifc excellent ware
at an astonishingly low price,
for the purpose of better ac
quainting the ladies of this city
with its desirable qualities.
It is our policy to share our
goods fortune with our custo
mers, but in this instance, in or
djer to get you better acquaint
ed' with our store as well as
with the merits of Quality
Brand* "The World's Best Pure
Alumninum Ware, we are Ago
ing to sell this entire lot with
out profit to ourselves at the
uniform and astonishing low
price of only .$1.89 FOR EACH
ARTICLE WHILE .THEY
LAST.
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Good Housekeepers
Here is your chance to equip
your kitchen with "the
World's Best" Aluminum Ware
at our GREAT INTRODUC
' TION SALE at. prices that will
make them seem like a gift,
IF YOU WILL BE ON TIME.
The aiWles in this sale are
regular ^2.50 to $5.00 sellers
and. are good values at those
prices. Therefore, in order to
get what you w,anVit-is- im
portant that you BE ON TIME
AT 10 O'CLOCK MONDAY
MORNING. ^ ,
See Oar Window Display
Come early. No phone or
mail orders taken. No goods
delivered or exchanged. Only
one of each utensil to a custo
mer at this special price.