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Social and. Personal News By M??? LauU? Nettle* mm VVtf Popular At Camp tiordon. Wo t a ko phsasujre iu ivpro<lu<inK the following )?oUw for Kwl Crone now* 4lK)tit a helovo<J you j ik woman of Ker county. Mlas Itoykin Is tho tfau titiM- <?i Hi** W# Mr. and Mw,i Kttiiun'i Hovkln of thl* County, and nkxt* of jf,> Mary A. Shannon. She has a etrt'le of rotative* and frleinU, j, . will I"' 'intoreatod to lim.w Unit ,1( (iiomio path fyjfctt iifcii inarked i?y UlUKUM ' (lUWSWpi Tli?? ( 'i'Ohs a I Camp Gordon 1h Majestic Theatre PROGRAM i i i 4 1 . i > ? November 194h Metro Profceuts Mme. Naiimova in "MADAMK PKACOCK" Also Fox Weekly New Sat unlay, November 20th Ruth Roland In "HUTU OF TJHK ROCK IKS Johnny UIuoh in "TORCHY" A iicl a Fox SuUsblne Comedy ??hupping fkkt* Monday, November 22ml George Fltamaurice Presents. "TIIK RIGHT TO LOVKT? With Puvid Powell nnd Mh<? Murray. A (Jorgeous Beauty l>rama of f?H? Master Passion of Human I.ifc! Filled with Spleudor; Glow iupf with Rich Romance and Dan gerous Adventure. Admission 30c Children I be Tuesday, November 23rd Realart Presepts Alice Brady in ' "TI|K NKW YORK IDKA" Also a New Episode of "ItRIDK IT* Wednesday, November 24th I D. W. Griffith Presents ('larle Soy more, Richard Barthei mess, C'relghtou Halo and many . others in "TIIK IDOL DANCER" A Griffith Masterpiece. Admission 35c Children lfn Thursday, November 25th. Kin# Vidor Presents TIIK .IACKKNIFK MAN" V human-interest story of the Picturesque"* Mississippi River Shanty Boat People.-. still butty In *i?lto of tho u\w?t ooadi tlon* caused lit camp by the prosper tlvo removal of all troops to Ctiutp j.lnrksou. 8. C. MInm Leila IV Boykln. 1 1 louse Mother. has already leftt>the ?ttittp, it ltd an extract from tho r?t?ort jof tho Field l> live tor may xerro to j#fve *0M? idea of tlt?> ftlithf\ll s?t vl' i sin i Uoa porforuirdr "la Juatloo to Mother itpykiiii 1 will lutw to admit that it is ttbpoaalhlo i<? jevpresa our appreoi?tiou or that , of :tiu* men and pMltnis, for to roe lied it'i'ONi# she hat* been a House Mother ami 'an Associate Field Director who mlased uo opport, unity to do real service, and Uo tho inrn and patients she lias been I more tlmit a hiother or a sister Sh? has been a queen among them aiul j leaves all Camp Gordon a friend, l?e sldea tho countless host that are dea t | toretl to other ramps aO(l homos all over tho United States who can never forgot their beloved Mother ltoyklfu** A Silver Ten. The indies of i he Hospital Auxiliary will glw a Silver Ton next Sahirady. November 20th from 4 to 5 p. m., at the homo of Mrs. Tleiuy Suvage. Tln> affair promises to In- very pleasant 'and entertaining ? a imisietMl' Vr?Kram two will he rendered, beginning at 4:15 . o'tjbvk. No spwlal admission will be ?charged ,hut a donation In. -silver may J bo placed on (lit- waltrr, Tlu< ladies of tlH- Auxiliary *arc ambitious to build a nurses home and are starting a fund for that puriK>se. A worthy object, bo suro and patronize, and encourage every effort made In that direction. Mrs. William Shannon is the populat prosldeut of the auxiliary* and during her lllticss efficient committees are car rying the work on. ->-? ? . A Day at 44The Terraces" On last Friday the Sunday school of the Hermitage Mill Village enjoy ed a most pleasant outing and picnic. Miss Thompson from 'The Terraces." lywj invited then) down sd at an early hour they began to assemble* Miss [Thompson came up iu her truck and carried a number back with her. The day Was ideal and the Terraces never ? lovelier. (Miss Thompson Who is al ways so nice aud hospitable to our | people was at her heat. The races wore quite a feature of the day, old and young, men and women, as well as children took part and what fun they hud! This is a day that will long be re membered by tin* entire fifty-three persons who went. j <>n?? of the few really wonderfully, human interest plays ever shown at the Majestic, /'The Right To Ix>ve," with Mae Murray and David Powell. Monday matinee and night. Homo DemwrtratUn Note*. Mr*. J. W, Its toy wta hoeteaa to the Hotrod Homo IH>un>u?t ration Club on Tuesday, Nov. ?, at 3 o'clock. Nino ladles wort' present to enjoy her hos pitality, and tbo demonstration on l'nughnuts, given by Miss Tarrant. Doughnut KmI|h< ? inp sugar. | teaspoon elnnamon or grated nutmeg. 2j tablespoons butter. ?) eggs. ? T cup milk. t teaspoons li.ikin: iH>u.ler Xi teaspoon* 8J|1|. l.W enough fli^tr to loll dough Kr.v in fat. hitvlug . tempem lure lo t .row n a CtlbC of 1?read in (?<> MHKlhlls, The Mt. Zlon Home Demonstration Club lint with Mi'Hr Paul Brown on Wednesday, Nt>v. 10 at o'clock, Tho -iil.jivi of study wiis i.nilck Hreads. nnd MtRjv Tarrant demonstrated tho making of Twin Mountain Muffins, Thirteen ladles wi't-f present and gave tfood report* of their years work, . j The Crescent Home IVmpnst ration Oiuti met with Mrs. w. spirit o.m Thursday, Nov. 11, at $ o'eloek. Those present were-: Mrs, .T. M. Porter, Mrs. A. It. Bowen Miss Young, Mrs. Jeter, Mrs. Melveod, Miss Gertrude MeLood. All Interest was shown In the demon stration on Yeast Dreads by Miss Tar rant, Tin* meeting adjourned to uni t in December with Mra, J. M, Porter. Miss Blanche Tarrant Demonstration Agent. \ Coming Bazaar. The lu<l ir?H of the Presbyterian church are making preparations for their bazaar i>n tho Hrd ami 4tl> of Pocom ber, and It would bp well for tho poo-. t>h> of tho town and county to keep these dates In mind, for they will ho fftvon an opportunity of buying cheap, beantiful, hand made articles suitable for Christinas gifts. All kinds of good oats will also bo for sale. Tho nlaee where the bazaar is to be hold bus not been decided upon, but they hp)H? to have it on, or convenient to Main street, and this will be announced In next week's paper. Tho Misses Phelps Kiitertain. The Camden Chapter Winthrop Daughters, was delightfully entertain ed Thursday afternoon by Misses Ada and Helen Phelps. Owel'ug to various reasons the entire membership could not attend, but work, and plans i'or the coming months were enthusiastically discussed, and we feel Sure that this organization is Roing to bo an imj>or t:tnl fae'Qf^in the social and educa lional. progress of tho community. The hostesses served dainty refreshments during the afternoon and the meeting was altogether pleasant. See Mae Murray in "The Right To Love" at the Majestic Monday. Nfatl noe and night. ? / " ' PERSONAL mention. ' WMIIBM * Mrs,- W, .!. Clurk, two da u Kilters,. m>n in-luw, MiM Mho Clark, and Mr. an?l Mi- M>(\.y Malt*. Of CUuv loll.-. N (V. roiurnt'U hoinv Momltt.v from a t<M. ? ? ? N - visit lo (lit* foviiU'i isU : ami uUun rt?latlw* in (lw> Urolith uvluhhor hood, Mrs. v, . s Tliouuu and t*Uil<li-?>u *?t Vltyii^vt uxu Y^M'yg iUo ftorimx1* Mr, tout Mrs. ll <?' Oarrl 'Miiy al (1)0 Majontlc, soo N&fclmova in "Mm da uk* lV;u?>ok." A powerful soroon draiuu of a vwumn for wlunV ttio Jovo of a lima was aol ouounh. The HU'tUrO \:iy.liti<>vu hit> li. i Jirul < Vl?r<? "U<'\ cla? i?>i' " Mv. i*Ud Mis. <\ 1' '/.oiop, lift, ye itiov i f| 1 ? 1 1 1 ? rliclr a t ' iJK't i vr uou 'iniw.oti Full" street. This Is on Out1 of the : W5:Ul.V"X iJHii lOO&'t coin | )lo It* of the f?r? ntl^ I'niM burnt ? thnt have addpd so iiiiK h to homelike Camden. "Camden 1* ?h beautiful as over!" Slid the tourist ;i s she stepped Ittt-rt the l.lbrn r,\ today, "and I cunic down early io enjoy the full' w?hmom." . i Quito a number of (3a union* ? most! useful ami host women Uavo hcow iii Hi1 Camden H't^i'itnl leerntl.v., w'th illness ti ml operations mote i" 1o.?js worlons. among them aw Mrs. William Shannon. Mrs. W-. Urattonde l.oiiolie, Mrs. (Jiis IHrsrli,- Mis. |-\ 11 11 If riling, t|)l4p !\rO nil we .III' j,'l;id It' say much he?tter, Improving rapidly, Mtiil have loft or will leave the hospi in I 111 a few days. Mvs. Itoss Williams Is also a patient there, and her friends to soon hear 'good news from her. Mr.' Joseph Orookot. who has been spewllng the summer in Hoston. lias returned to Onnduu. Air II. 1.. Sv'hlosburg will leave Sun day night. lor iNow York and otlu r northern points whore lm goe? to buy a la rue stoek of goods p Mins Minnie Clyhurn and Mrs. von Tresekow are lij Anderson this week attending the I). A. K Stale OoPfor* once as represent ntl ves? of Hohktrk 1 Hill Chapter. Miss Fioreo True?*ltil<\ who In at tending Coker College, spent the week end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. K. IV Truesdale. Tlt'o many .friends .of Mr. I). Ver non Dixon are gfoul to kjitfw that he has ^turned to Camden after undergo ing a most serious operation in a Columbia hospital. He was ahle to be on the streets for a short while yester day. i ?, Missionary Soriety To Meet | The Womcns iTls?lonnry Society of [the Camden Kaptist church will meet [with Mrs. !>. W. Hull ou Tuesduy* ? November 23, at *1 o'clock. The meet [ins: was pontponed on ncOOUlVt of in clement weather. Cotton (iinnod in The County. The census bureau reports -0.7ST> , l?tib>s_ of cotton jrhmcfl in Kershaw flinty up to Nov. 1, 1020, as compared to 2H.S01 belles for November 1. 1910. Total for the state was 807,810 as against 1 ,052,528 for the same period. COMING STS NOV. 29 T HE ROYAL SCOTCH H GHLANDERS BAND OC HEILAND OC "?'""LADDIES""1"^ In Native Costumes The World Favorite Muii< e?l Ofgnnizatron. ? Featuring ? Robbu' Famous Scotch Tenor; Jimroie How ard, Wizard of the b(ylo phone: Turner Nearing, Cornet Soloist; Manuel Ying ling, Trombone Soloist and others'. ? -Seats on sale at W. Robin Zcmp'a Drug Store Prices, 75c and $1.00 ?? Mrs. Ralph Shannon Hostess. TIip TUnrsady. afternoon bridge club hud n charming hostess In Mrs. Ralph Shannon, lfcr -lovely homo In Kirk' wood was most inviting to the club members and (several substitutes. De lieions refreshments were served dur? ing the afternoon. Monday. the Majestic sec Mae Murray and David Powell in "The Right To Ix>ve." being the first Clans A. A. plays to be presented in Camden. ? ? ? ? iSBti Chamber and Hoard Consolmate Consolidation of the South Caro lina state chamber of commerce with the South Carolina Development board will become effective within a very short time. The new name of the organization will be the South Caro lina Development Board node Chamber of Commerce. Determination to nieruf rhe organ ization followed upon a feeling that more ran be thus accomplished than by permitting the bodies to operate sepaitcly. The development board hat* been pavtioulnrly successful tu Its ap peal to the farmers to unite while the state fbamber wan representative of the business interests in the in r peer centers. The now association, with >the re inoval of fear of duplication and bver i lapping In activities, will be stronger than the two acting separately could hope to be. Headquarters will remain In Ooluinbln and the management of the board wUl b?> In the bands of Arthur V. Snoll, until now executive of the Chaiicwton Chamber of Commerce. The board Is now conducting an in tenslvo0effort to enlarge its member ship. It has about 2,500 Individuals* enrolled and seeks not less than 10, 000. BIG REDUCTION SALE FROM 25 TO 50 PER CENT. REDUCTION MADE AT THE MEN'S SHOP , NOW GOING ON ALL MERCHANDISE Ladies and Men, this is your #* opportunity to select the Xmas present for the Men Folk*. You V know what our label in mer chandise stands for and pre sents bought from us will be appreciated. We have a few Bath Robes left for both Ladies and Men. At real bargains. Remember the sale only runs a few days longer. So select your choice before it is too late. ? Our reason for THIS SALE is that we have an enormous stock of new, high-grade merchandise that must be turned into cash within the next Ten Days For Cash Only Remember, all goods in this store are new, high class, dependable -merchandise. It is our regular * stock and includes every piece of merchandise in our <rs* store ? regardless of our loss. t Buy now and save. We guarantee satisfaction during this sale just the same as always. Any merchandise \ purchased from us now must C give you 100 per cent satisfac tion or we will replace it free of charge. Big bargains in winter under wear. Mens hose, gloves, hats caps, and neckwear. Twenty per cent on all goods. THIS SALE CONTINUES THROUGH SATURDAY NOV EMBER 27th THE MEN'S SHOP CAMDEN, S. C. THIS SALE CONTINUES _ THROUGH SATURDAY NOV EMBER 27th