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I Social and Personal News By Mi?#, Louis* N?t*U? & Sad Adveutum. al?, watched my ship ?t. Ottl, s , ?>!? by on* unmoor*** two, flood i?a? froiu tW wa. Ill>( i tu. ( sailed her name whs Wl,iU< *lll,,lnK ^PS* *ig|M* *??*? . lUflP galled, b*r nftuw Hope ? V!'1" : , lu iht hold ?U? to; fSSlnf fiml 1,1 wrsU"" lamls /.u'tvhan.lis, a sto.e. ,iV lltlVl ,|.a? M.il'd. Uvt nam. was SESia a rod *Wf ?l lu>1' ,,,i,sl- . i fi 1: a* nvl as blood she showed tiA, ?|?s,V(T ?wni rtgm fa.t. ,|V 1;ts, dial sai'A'd. her nan..- was , a v * > h ? ' t<K>k I""1' ,orlh' 'I^Ud iH.v "? m ^ j^iuhi'1 <*W?? $f N"'-ih. jolai !>? Hupier Meet*. IV November fitting of the ahoye ,,,,' vvas unusually largo and inter 'im! ?ad was heldat the lwme uf Mr* ? | 'i)im?. \yitn Jlr?. Kugeno Jirowp ?'assist h?* boston. w?? ? **?*?$? feoarniius ** ft* rmuU-v re* Olrto<t botuf. tha-l- N most eouiplofe ml iittraetUi in ?'vcry detail. The uv,c thrown onsnlte to aecomo ,o the largo membership. and WWfO Jlnl witb nutumn bloopi and flooded [illt Uu> brilliant November sunshine ihi. save f<?r t h?* brightness and cheer ?s>, made thy glowing open fireplaces nntvossary. Tl:c president, Miss IaHIIsc Nettles ipsuled n u<l Hie efficient secretary. [Vs. N. Arnett wad ill her place as sjjjtil The/treasurer, Mi's.' 10. K. Sill. ?v?. -an encouraging report allowing II pledge* paid, and a dean sheet to t, ,11. 11. 1 he State Convention. Tbo liaplor acknowledged witb thanks a (link f??r $"? from Mri. Louise Proctor ,r Mil' IIji aiptou portrait fund. It was ivj,l"<l 1.1 have a rummage sale Satur nv November <?t h. at the sample room it pi-Kit IP STre"'t. and all desiring to mtrllaiie will, please send articles 011 'rlda.v t?? the homo of Mrs. Dunn, or iriv Saturday inorning t?? the sample r?,*in . The names of Mrs! Will SbeOrn Irs, Hardy. Mrs. Andrew Will taker, ml Mrs. Alfred Mel, end Were proposed ml accepted for ' membership. It has ?vii Hi'* ambition of the president of in chapter to bring the membership p tu lot), and she Iran Inhmi gratified y liuvuig it n'aeh 101. Delegates to \r Slate ( 'on veution which meets Itl rr'nnji''. November r>Oth, wove elected, lit- iii'-sitlcot goes by right of her of (m>. 1 1?? deb'gntes are Mrs. P. I^eslie einp. Mrs. I'Mwin Midler, 'and Miss tonic ( p'rald. . AlfrjiatCi?. rii'tt. Mrs. Hurwoll Hoykin. Mrs. It. ' White. Mrs. H L. Watklns. The uij't?r vot^d that all delegates iiuriud K ill" lu'esidont pay tiiclr own ex|>ens 1. S'whmhI rates will be given at th^? niH-rjjii Hotel in (JrtM^ivIlle. ami w?> DIM* for a full representation fi?m tlie "bu I ' Kennedy chapter, that stands mtiiiv tho first and most efficient wptfiv in ih,. state. The so^'iaV 4?our n-i much en jovwlj? the hostess served arsluaallow loaf, and cake, followed I' straws aiyl coffee. Mrs. N. . Arie'tt will be hostess for Dec<?mbcr. Met WUh Mrs. l'ayne. ?banning and delightful in every srticnlar was th<? meeting of the usi?' r.lub last Friday evening at ic h-'iyc of Mis. Payne. This bdtfuti-" il new home ]> resented a most invlt S H|?l??'a ranee, and the gracious hos Ss Kr",,'ed an umiKua K'y large atten 'H?e. A 11 excellent, musical pro rammc was rendered, after which the i>?nuiT |io, cleared the floor for ?n?''iu;. Several young men from uiu>ltoi'n uoi'<> over for a week-end l^'li'-ions refreshments \vere 1,1 'I durine tin* evening. ; : ?? rr?, Majestic Theatre PRO GRAM I" KID V \ . NOVEMBER 5th \ I : i \ Allison 111 "THE CHEATER" \ I ? v Wt'i'kly N?*w?>. MTIKDW, NOVEMBER A ii' vv | ?i sr m|?* "if "HI i n of TIIE ROCKIES" A I >\ Sun?hin?' ('onunly "Ten Nights Without * Bathroom" Ami ;i < i,,.st?>r f'??nk-i?n Comedy "l-'Ol K TIMES FOILED" ' n'-Hihiy, November 9th \ A NVw Serial. "BRIDE 13" WtluMjij', NovfrnlKt 10th A4 4 ? ki SrlilM't t Comply. "V\NKKK DOODLE IN BERLIN" ^ ith t|>^ HnthlnK KeailtU'H in IVr.??<*L PERSONAL MENTION. I'll' nil* \v* n? grieved to brut' of u painful. hut \yii tru&t not Notions ae eldeul hrftililuu out* of 4'uiih1*i?"n bent r?* ? v *m I a ml must honored women. Mrs. Mary Amium Shannon. who Ml and distort t?'d her shoulder. For Hum' one generation her nam*" Im^'beeu a household word, loved anil respited by atf. Amd we know that every ?'iir will be Interested In h?'r recovery. Sln> i? fairly comfortable, ami lifting an well as could l>o expecUxl at prtwent, Mra. DougttU ttfenQU of Charleston, is spending some time .with her parents Mr an. I Mis 0. " Yat.-s Miss Clara Curoton, aeooiupanloil by two college friends vpent the week end at borne UUm fctue 1 fa lb' fit mi- ilow n from Wintbrop for a week-end visit Miss IClUo Kirk la ml, who Is spend ing the winter' In Charleston. spent several days at hoiue this week, re turning to Charleston Tlrtirwhty. Mrn. Arthur Griffin of Columbia Is spending tlui week in Camden. Miss Sadie NN'tWon of Cok^r. College s|K?itt Mie w<H?k-(Miil at home. Miss TbHnift TurWr "f xumtei* is visiting Miss .lennle d irk ibis \4*?*i?k. Mi. mid Mrs. Samuel .1. Merrick, of (Jermantnwn. Pa., and Mr. Frank Cour?on, ?f 8tookhr?dge, Iiav eome down for the winter season and are slopping at t h<* le'itc >>f Miss Olive W'hltredgo. (Engagement Announced. of interest tci ttntriy friends through ililt t lit* Stair will In* the announcement of the engagement anil coming mar riage of Miss Herlctta Shannon I>e l^ache. ami Mr. A. Kennedy Blakeney. Miss i>el.oni-!ie u Hii' young daughter <>f Mr. James DeLooche of this city,; an acknowledged belle and beauty, she is one of Camden's most popular young w??men. Mr, Ttlnk^ney Is the son of Mr. ami Mrs. K. I >. Blakeney, and is ii urogresslve yodng business man of sterling worth ami character. A mid winter wedding wffft bring the romance of long standing to a happy climax. Miss DCLoaelio is spending the winter in Charleston, lnit was at home for the week-end when the engagement was announced. Oeatli of .Mrs. Sarah A. Bradley. Cf 1 * J Friends were surprised and grieyed on Monday morning t<? hear of the death of this good woman, who had hfl'ii sick for a few days, and ill only a few hours. She was. Ix- fore her mar riage Miss Sarah Moseley. a life long resident of Camden and one who he'd Jlic love and respecF of all who knew her. She was of a retiring modest dis position ? a mother and a home-maker, in the fiKln^ss of all the words imply She was a lovely Christian character who left an imprint for good tt|H>n tie1 hearts and' lives of a 1:1 with whom she came in contact. Th*'*funenrt ser vices were held at the home Tuesday nl p. m. conducted by the Hev 51. M. Benson of i lie Baptist church, of Whk-h shu was a faithful member. Kite is survived - hy the" following ehildi'en. to whom the sympathy of the entire community is ex'tcndejl Mr Tom Bradley of Sumter. Mrs. IMumer Stuart of Kea stover, Mrs, Bertha Cly bnrn a'nd Miss Alma Bradley of Cain den. and one sister. Mrs. John Wilson <?f Camden. She was laid to test in tlfc> beautiful old ceniet?rtv, so dear to the heart of ( 'a mden iiedjtle where ever fhey ma y he scattered. "A narrow home and far beyond it Jieth Our family loves on Heaven's bright hills to dwell. tied shuts the door no angel lip uncloses They who Christ raised no word of guidance said: Only the cross speaks where our dust reposes ; "Trust Him. who ea Ms unto His rest " our dead/' In MemoHam. On August the lSth. IPL'O a gentle loving spirit passed from our midst, when the soul of Mrs. Ann. Watts went homo to C36d. 'fhose who knew her loved her. for! she attained that sweet spirit of ever' forgetful of self, never tiring in render- 1 ii?g a kind act 'or deed for those in need. She is greatly missed hy her many friends. We the members of the Missionary Society of the Camden Baptist Church desire to offer the following resolu tions, as an expression of our sorrow "hud appreciations of her earnest char acter: ?Tlo'rCtore lie it. resolved: 1st. That we have lost one of our most loved and faithful members. 2ml. That we deplore the death of our dear sister and shatH miss her pray- j er and cheerfulness, we recognize the right of Illm who makctli ic> mistake and bow in humble submission to FTfs 1 will. 3rd. That we ^xleml to her I wo he : r?'a ved daughters and their families our deepest sympathy. 4lh. That a page ?n ??ur minute book j he Inscribed to her memory, a copy these resolutions to he sent to her' daughters, and f- the Camden Chron- J iclc ami the Baptist Courier for" publi- j cation. Committee: 1 Mrs. M. M. Bcusuit , Mrs. J. H Clyburn Mrs. M. V. Sell rock. p .I . IH PMV I ^,l j U.I I .1 . SHORT NRW8 STORIES. UfRi? of lut?re*t gathered from Many ! mm* Alleging Hilt U<? nearij stiff l.?> fotirtc'U hours confinement Urj mi ,0 .1 refrigerator car au<? develop ,l pnemaout*; > i> MeOoon^ PJ**? ?uU far 130,000 against '"hH " ??">???, administrator for tt.? American U?tt way Kxpress Company at GreenvUW The ease was withdrawn from the Jury j Friday on amount of n technical error; ami the lawyers announced ,,mt 1 t w * M 1 1 d Ik- I i Ini directly rf|gain*t the *S pve#s. company. - ' . filrwtor* of tbo Union imffaio MilK of I ' uu.n. S. C. at a meeting t?j Wn iiiy juajt ?eek declared a, regular semi annual dividend of .1 1-* ,,,, o-?? ami a M?Vial divide...! of, Hi |u>r C??l- on the account of a<?eum-| UUtiOUw Boti* dividends will I* ?mV! able November UV*t.? Wtooklmlder* of records of November S, on >stock out-, standing which aggregates Wl# A young negro named I,<ewl8 I >u \ Im | who has tw^n forking for Sheriff Thomas of Cherokee county a round the Jail >n <?affu?\v for several months past was arrested last week on a charge of endeavoring to assist some of tin* prisoners to ? escape. It I1* charged tlmi tin- IWH^o purchased a iiack saw at a hardware store In Hatr m-y ami after iwilVg arrested certain of tin prisoners were h*rd to tell bun that if fcv did not confess he would never !?? convicted. It '* believed that the negro Tfn? employed h.v two bT tin' white prisoners who arfe occupying colls In tla? jail. l>r. K H Craighead. at nne time profXtssbr of Greek at Wofford College Spartanburg and lain: presided of ( Menison CorWg* died at his home lit Missoula, Mont, this week. Hufus W. 4 i rant of Spartanburg* has been appointed adjutant and in spector general of South Carolina. I h? appointment was made h.v Adjutant General Moore. Wednesday. Mr. Grant succeeds IV G. Marshal", who resigned to accept a commission In the r<*ut?lar a rmy. { \V?lHatn M. <>tis imc of the ht'st known lnisluo^s inon of folumhla. dlod In Little K<K*k. Ark., rart^v Wednesday morning. Otis foil from a three story platform ahout ten days ago. fracl.nr inu his hip and causing roin>?l>eath?ns wbl(?h produced death. What Is said hy tin* corouor's jury t?? have -been a family quarrel ended Tuesday when Mrs. ?Taints (5 rant, wlfo if a farino'* of Townvil'o, Anderson county, leapod from an automobile in which she and her husband , were rbllnu ami broko. her neck, dying ln fdantly. < Mrs. A. I.. s?-h?rnl tc.-ifher at < ' iyp'. ? w:i^ ^\h'?norated and d?M*larrd "irot irTdn.v" bv a jury" in magistral'1'* court ay t "a.vce Wednesday nlj^ht, fo| I owing her Indiolment on a obargo of assault and battery, alleging that she stno-k.Mrs. Il.'U'inon with a chair. Co lumbia lawyers. Clark W. McCanls on ini- side aml-OitMowa.r and Hair on tho other appeared In th<> case and ap proximately r?00 people crowded into 1 he Cay?M? court room to hear the pro ceedings.. A second part of the story is the indict incut brought by the Irus tees of the jtchool against Mrs. Har mon's sou a pupil of the s<*hool. charg ing him with assault and battery on I Ic teacher alleging that .be- struck Mrs. Ili/'ks with a stick, '^jjds case is yet to be tried. The trouWe hega.n some Vlme ago. it was alleged at the trial, when the, Houston hoy got a whipping at school. Ills mother came to protest and some words passed be t ween the teacher and th*4 mother of the hoy.. Following this epiaode Mrs. Harmon swore out a warrant against Mo* teacher, charging her with assault ami battery, .and alleging that during her argument with the teacher she was struck with a chair. The teacher de nied the allegation in tin* trial . Wed - ne*da.v night. ' Mricio 13, ' The serial with n. Niii'prisc in every moment. Start fug at the Majestic next Tuesday. Ilathluff Beauties In Original Style* These young ladies create a stir and j much discussion with their I>e Luxe creations. In songs, dances. im)k??s and parades, thej are real *|>ecimons of fe male liveliness and charming individu ality. and appear at each performance. In conjunction with Mack Nennett's "Yankee Doodle in BejOin." with an all wtnr cast headed #?y Both well Brown. I Kord Sterling. Cha?. Murray. Roscoe Conklin. Marie- Prevost in a startling 1 comedy of ikiugh and thrills that cam*'' endless laughter from start to finish. Th" prologue Why Beaches are Popu lar. taken <-u the California eoa >t is: an example of high art and *??*!??<?! beauty. To he ut the Majestic Theatre! next Wednesday evening onlv. ; ? I l Card of Thanks. We h'"g t<? thank' our friends and ! the good people of Camden for their kindness lo n* during our bereavement. I And wish t . > r?- them of our ap- | preHation. And sincerely hop*' (ivd's richest ; ! blessing* may. n-<r upon them. Sincerely, Mrs. Alma Bradley. Mrs. Bertha Clyhuru. Within three weeks "Bride l.T" will lie the most talked of picture that ever played Camden. See it at the Majestic Theatre every Tuesday, starting next week. NO KOOM FO.K I'KSSIMhM. r South Carolina WIH Ntrt Suffer, S*y? Wrtflor w. w. i.onK. Clt-msini ( 'ol-lejje, l*cf. "With coHoll celling alVIIIld the 'Jll n'lil lev ?'l. <ii i (k> per o*?t "f t it'i' must U?? 'to pay for 1 ferllM/oi *. u*''d and ttu* expvnso of iilektfip mul ulniiing," *nys Director \V. W. IjOjijj of the |<'xton slon Service of C'lyiHitflU fOolhjjjfe, "ami am iihue fouvlluMNl than I'Vi' of the correctness (if til'' position of the KS tension Serv lee In AtVvoCll t 111# II \V*j( balanced sy?.|i'm of dl\ <<rv|| icld ajirl culture. ltiuTully< i'? urging itu'rea****! a create In civer ?M>oj?s to eiirieh our m>h.s. I pointed "out that (Mir for Mils w llM total * $o0.004UHH> a 11(1 that |t would take nvcr ittO.OOO bates a i h> cents. or <HH) bah* at Ho routs, to pay this fcrilHr.er hill. With cotton, at *J0 cent* it will take r>(MMKM> hah**, or 10 tpcr cent of tlvp crop, to pay the fertiliser Mil alone. Add to this iso.ooo l?aU>s to pay for picking and (JO, 000 bales for gliinliig. aud we have a total of 7-10,000 halt's, or tio percent of t |K' est imate yield, "Theko figures speak more cftnvlnc ingly than any oncv ejn say ? ?f Iho soundness of the doctrine of dt;*e;'slfl j cation. Only t he farmer who baft fob lovvni tliv^ifiehl fnrminu' lids h>- oil the safe sld?, "lint \VP juiisi 1 1 " I he pessimist ie. Then- Is no r iom for gjoom or despoil - donoy_ XitlW KluUnnllng thu greal U^s es 1n "llie" slump in .'?oil on prices, we iiave iiiih'Ii to t?e t hit ok fill for. because Our fooi| ami feed crops ar ? abundant ami valuable The corn crop, which in ?'a rlv summer promised to bo a poor oiie <>n siuiill ncreago, iuiw promises Chy reason of Die farmers' response to tin' rail for increased acreage and bet | tor cultivation.' and (no favorable *oa fvonst \o |>e round M.000,000 hushols, ; the largest In our history, exceeding | even tiie record ylohl of 1017 by ahout | four million hnsioOs. "'JMieij, too. wo ha\c more hoys,, in the strife than ever before, and our livestock is increasing rapidly in mini h?'r ami value. Wc have an i hi men so i crop of fine hay. and we have exeep | ti-.iiy|4 yields of sirup. a big crop of ! sweet pota toes, etc. "Xmv if our people will turn atten tion as early as possible to the seed - lug of a large grain crop, there is no ! d.Uiyr of want of food or feed or of i being forcerl to the e\|H?iise of buying i i hose things from other states with the money from low priced citton. ! 1 he iiewspaiLors of 4k'to|t?,r -1st ca ii j rv an Interesting' article from Secretary II. < !i. lit styf, of the \V w ( MientK'('o| I toil Exchange, wlio mak' s tlie state ment tliat 'here is nothing fh?? matter, j with tlu- South tieyojid an unreason-. al ie scare ?in cotton, and ^points ?out ?that tills decline, tic greatest in the ; hlshor.v of tln? market was due largely to the fact that in the past ten weeks more than 1.000,000 hales of sf?ot cot ton have literally been thrown ov?r ? b??a rd without rime or reason. If we make up oui> minds that condiiions arc not as had as they seem and everyone /fan en tell the spirit of optimism in a Miort time things? will re -adjust them j selves. Let's think' about increasing our food crop* this fall, thus accom plishing * two purposes. ? furnishing fond for till our people and mlnclne our cotton acreage. I . 1 T V. _ . .J The higher rank in the ,,avy Is I that of Admiral, then in order of rank [are Vice ^dtniral. Ui-arAdiniral, Cap | tain. Commander. Lieutenant Command [ cr. Lieutenant and Ensign. Don't Fori;pt Hospital Hliower. Next Thursday. November 11. is the <la v for tlx* Harvest Homo Shown- for the * l>oiiof It of the Camden Hospital. We hope the people of tho town and eounty will remember it and ho gener ous in their contributions. Lot us have a "down pour," for this splendid insti tution that moans so much to tho peo ph\ for none of us know how soon we, or somo. of oiir lov?d ones may havo to go there, and wo want it to ho a pros perous institution, for its prosperity wilt, increase it's unsefullue^s. Lot us fill the pantry so that the money used for that department, can b? appropriat ed to other pur|K>ses. Mrs. Frank Xomp as Hostess. The first in a series of bridge par ties was given at the home of Sirs. Frank M. 5$emp Tuesday afternoon. These parties are to be given in the in torest of the Hospital Auxiliary, with hope of creating a fund for <i nurse's h??me. On this occasion the rtsuns were abloom with <*osmos, pot plnnt* etc.. and ten tables arranged for bridge. The score prize was won by Mrs. Blakoney Zemp. whi^e Mrs. Heath cut the consolation. Sandwiches wore served with let t *??? after card* were laid aside. Meeting of Civic l?eagne. Monday. Nov. N. at 4 :30 p. in the Civic- lyoagno will .meet at the Library. Members nre urged to remember the date, ami to attend if possible. This is an important organization that moans much to the town, and every woman in Camden should be interested in it. Tin- dues are small, the tne^titiKS monthly, come out and loud a hand in making Camden, "The City IicanUful." Whether you have I wen >i member l?e fore or not. you ?? re rordtaltj Invited to eotne. Mrs. Kdwin MulP'r, President.; Miss I/Onlse Nettle*. Secretary.! "Jlride 1.1" The serial tliat nets a new standard for all times. Itetfor than The - f/oxt City." see jf at tho Majestic i?e \ t Tuesday. MONEY . ' ?- ,? ; . , .v.' / , . Advanced on Cotton I \ S 'x : SEE ME J. L. MOSELEY - ? rVn.-n-r.". - - ?. ;? ?. - ?/ - ? ? \ - ?' '? r"^.- ?*' * ? - . MAJESTIC THEATRE ' ? . . #? ' : ' ?' * V. : ? ' Wednesday Evening Only . . NOVEMBER lOTH Mack Sennett ? $ ? -V 7. ;; ? . .'*? \ Presents the Laughing Comedy Sensation "YANKEE DOODLE IN BERLIN" With the Famous Bathing Models in Person In a delightful revue of songs, -dances, poses antl parades. REMEMBER: The Bathing Buddies Will Postively Appear in Person at Each Performance. Admission 50c, Tax 5c, Total 55c To Aall. WOOD SAWING MACHINE !><? not forget tl'at when you buy our 'I'JTM' "\V" IM'uk Saw machine cut of which you have seen lfi tldk papi'r that you buy one with I'.oseh Magneto. a ad which al<?ii?* sells for about $40. This much I no is also, controlled by lover Friction ('1u,toh, which prevents stopping of I'tiginc I'vi'iy time y<Vu wish to stop the Saw. And last, but n?>t least, this Machine s?'lls no moi,fk than th<* machines that are not equipped with Ilusch Magneto, and do not have l*ever 0?nt rol. COLUMBIA SUPPLY COMPANY 82:5 West Gervais St^T Columbia, S. Q. Special prices ;on Flooring, Ceiling, Siding, Castings, Mouldings, Shingles, Laths, Dressed Boards and Brick. "Everything for the House" Kershaw Lumber Co. Pbone 340 D. H. BELK, Mgr. Camden, S. C. Anmwnrpitmtt I WISH TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF A. FIRST CLASS Plumbing and Heating Shop At 535 DeKalb Street Where all work will be promptly attended to. Ycfu are cordially invited to view our show rooms. Yours respectfully, >? Joseph E. Berkman , Branch of 1715 Blanding St., Columbia, S. C.