Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Social and Personal News By Mi?? Louise Nettie* tfrttlni of OKlr U#RW . , KtuUor mooting ot tt>o tl\U llM> ; cailoa w order immodiate* ^u?vinvtft <* w m* ,v iatian Moudiiy afternoon nt 11 ??.???.?.. u" vtiuuie !,s ctna\ri?ttn re of ? f'" ?*?? m * ; ,' numhor Of dutiful mimosa u" it nio't^K"1' w"Mlu beul' ,l"' lrW"" ,f "??'? fl#,U T"'*melery - <>?' l""k" ,"',i oft?r " ,1,1 and i !?? work is to/bo ***', soon as propitious weather ms lt< su.vc<M The woe ,<?*?? was asked to plant the yuccas tinoof thorn *???* or" ho"' <?" ('our5 ' U'"'; M iiaruoh reported Hampton jowl shitis*. "0(1 Ml- Wl. wineon thought Kershaw ' ?|'k ^ S ,ml rejoLvd in ,he 'Improved ? on "\[ nlS'om'y ?? chairman <* hospital v>minitter lo find iiut just when patients wished to n 0ut riding, '?"d th0? l>hou'* t,,<v* ral' own -vhu had offered to take them. r:rr:,: r r - - r<^i.' oi,uiimu" ?' ?ml who ?'? ?? *?<", attend meeting anyway to represent the l<on ,/uf -on* that occasion Mrs. von Tresvkow routed that the Chamber of Commcrw would assist in X?i?B IK"- for the He* Hoom -p.lt opeu until Jatmary l?, ?, t'i<-r i liat 'time It would be up to hu.i?(.? men of the city to say Wl, Other they wanted It or not. Mrs. rv.wuov tol, of Willie .Brooks ?*Mk her interest In >!?? ?*??? known now as "The Colored Sec Ion. .? the streets were In bad condition and Improvement In many way? muoh ,1.-1 The council bad compiled ulth request ami given Drooto permls ?i,,i, ,o name the locality. He desired to name it for his father, who was" wortliv colored eltiwm. and asked the h, drcs' ol the TiCaKue to .stlitKCst a uaiuo. They sossested "Brooks Dale." as the section is I" a valley, and contains some very' pretty little homes Ike ui'w tifV i? nnwh ]?rottior ami moio (Hpnificl ttinn the old. and the hopes thai the colored people of that section' will put forth every effort to improve and beautify tHote homes. I?t wry nook nml corner In Couidcu be fillci with pi'rpetual t)looni. Married at Westminister O.r.l" have been received In Cam i be marriage of AU?s: Tin, I, Knox Singleton, of Westminister M,, It. 0." l.oi'kbardt Watmamaker, , ,.t which occurred at the i In- bWde at that place on Oc tober 1Mb. the Itev. Oeortfe >'?? ' ml"' nffirint inn. ' . ' bruW i Ik- ?lau?hter ?>f >lrs ] Klinu W. SiuKletou and Mr. Waunu^ mak. r i. formerly of St. Matthews, but h?. rt'crnt I v ?-onie to (XltHten to ie v;rt,. wli. r, li.. is .M.n?loy?l as a member ?r ton uradins force of tuc, \V ' i fiuninission. Mr- an^ * I Wa.m?a.:.k,. arrived in Camden Wed-| v .MMiinc after spemlipg aevernlj t; St. Matthesss. Majestic Theatre PROGRAM - today. Friday October 21st ? Veil H. DeMille Presents "THK AFFAIRS OF ANATOL" I'lMVcd !?y a cast that for number of fnm<?u< artists has never been i pproachcit In rhe history of or screen. Admission 30c. ' hihlrni uihNt 1 J. 25*.'. Tax in ? ?hl< it Saturday, Oetober 22nd. 'Jack Hoxie iu INK MAN FKOM NOWHERE" With Hoxie at his bent AKii :i Mermaid Potm*dy "BANG" Monday, October 24 tb Metro Presents Hort Lytell In ' I NK, MISLEADING IADV A fascinating drama of conflict be ?wwn th?* sexe*. A 1 *0 Pa the WeekW News. Tuesday, October 25th ' < 'Mu yn Presents Will Roger* in II ST CALL ME JIM" A n<l ? new episode of "THK SKY HANGERS" Wednesday, October 26tb I'v Si?eclal 'Arrangements with '? I \rtists we offer the wonder ful production. ?CARNIVAL" li.\ Henry Knowing. A iso Screen Magazine Thursday, Oetober 27th i.eorge Meiford'* Production THE GREAT IMPERSONATION" With James Kirk wood and Annn Forrest Al?o Patbe Weekly Ne-w? Announcement Party ^ A pretty uffttir of the week was Lite bridge party giveu by Mi?$ Kmmlo Alexander, complimenting her two sis ters. Mrs. K. o. Zetrouor. of Gaine* vllle, Flu., aiul Miss Minnie Alexan der. The rooms were prettily decorat ed in palms aiul ferns uhd abloom with uutunm roses. Tablo* were, attractively arranged for hridgo-< lltf pri/,es gOing to Mi-s Alberta IVuin and Mrs. S. O. Zemp. After cards delicious refreshments were served, consisting of cJtilekcn salad ami a*vcssories. The most interesting feature of the oveniug, however, was the entrance of lit (It* Mivs Kuiily Jenkins bearing gi special delivery package addressed lo Miss Minnie Alexander. When the package was opened it was found to contain a bride's book, from which fell a shower of small ^nvelojw?s ad dressed to each guost- these con tained cards announcing the engage nient of Mist# Minnie Alva Alexander, of this city lo Mr. John Hubert Reese, of Columbia, I be marriage to be sol cinnized November 2nd, 1921. The I?ride-fo-lM> is the thlnl daugh tor of Mrs. (3. C. Alexander, of this | dry and is one of Camden's most at tractive and popular young womeij. Una f footed and pleasing in manner she has a host of friends who Join in best wishes for her happiness, but re gret i hat her marriage will take her elsewhere to live. The groom-to-be is a worthy young business man, of Columbia, in whom the Camden people feel a close inter est not only because he has won one of t lie town's fair danghtrs. but his of the ? own'# fair daughters, but bis mother who was Miss Adolia McDowell her girlhood home. Halloween Party. Onu of our little friends ha* asked us to print the following invitation to a Halloween Party to be given at the residence of Dr. and Mrs. S. C. Zemp at S o'cloek on October 31st, for. the benefit of the Young Peoples Mission ary Society of the Methodist church: ' At Dr. S. C. Zemp's on Chestnut street, w Where all the young people are due to meet, On the night of October the thirty first. All will laugh till they fairly-burst. A Halloween Party the attraction will be . A ]>euny for every year o1* your a^e Is the entrance fee. Wear a costume if you can lint do not fall to be on band. .Minding of Hospital Auxiliary. There will be a meeting of the Hos pital .Auxiliary at the Library next Monday afternoon at I :rt<> o'clock, and it is" earnestly hoped that every mem ber -vV 1 11 be" present as it is an import ant meeting - the annual election of officers, etc. Our new hospital is now being erect ed?going forward rapidly and our jieople should feel a deep interest in it. The women of Camden may not have large sums of money to contri bute, but they can show t^ieir interest by Joining the hospital auxiliary with annual dues, within the reach of everybody. Women of Camden the Hospital Auxiliary is the most import ant organization in this city, and it you are nor already a member come out Monday afternoon and show your interest by giving your preseuee and your aid. It is by united effort that wc make things hum. Former Camden Man Mani?*d Tin* marriage of Miss Mary < in-gory 1 1 ii of Richmond, Virginia, and Mr. James Kdward Mills ?>f IMgewood Arsenal, Kdgewood, Maryland, took place at h o'clock on Saturday evening, Octobeu frith. a I tin* home of the bride's brother in law and sister. Mr. aud Mrs. William Reynolds Vance, Roman Ter race. New Haven. Connecticut. Mrs. \ ancf- attended licr* sister as matron of honor, Miss Frances Stowe Vance of New Haven and Miss Frances Field Whitesca rver <>f Charleston. S C. were bridesmaids. The bride was given in marriage by her brother. Mr. Thomas I fume of Asheville. North {Carolina. Major C. It Wood <>f I'hilri delphia. attended the groom as best man. and the officiating clergyman was Rev. W. H. Mills <>f Columbia, S. C., brother of the groom' Mr. Mills is a .South Carolinian and an eminent chemist. He was major in the First On . Regiment during the world war aud was in service in France for 18 mouth*. He is now a technical director at the Fdgewood government arsenal. After N'ovemher 1, Mr. and Mrs. Mill? will be at home at Edgewood Ar senul. Edgewood. Maryland. Mr. Mills is well known in Columbia, having been connected with the University of South Carolina in the chemistry deportment sirwv 1011. From 101.T to the present year ho was profes?or of chemistry at the univer sity. hut was absent the greater part of the past term doing rosea reh work. Fie the brother of Mitft Mary Mills, who is now on a visit to her brother in China. ? Columbia Record. Oct. 19. Nfr. Mills wan born And reared la Camden and In a brother of Mr. fjmren* T *IH1?. of thl* e?y. ' s? Library ^Vssorltttiou Met. The October uieotiuf of the above A* sociation watf hold Mowday afternoon ut the Library, Mrs. M. .0. vou Trosek ow fu the chair, uud Mies Louise Net tles reading minutes of last meeting, and also the Librarian's repotfc which showed Interest, finances a ikI luflu cih'O lu a healthy condition, Mrs. William King as chairman of book committee reported nix ?ew book* purchased, a od asked i>onulssion to purcham* books for the rent as fast as (hey are brought, out that is, the desirable one*, of cour^', antl with eousont of the rest of the comriitttee, who are still to bo allowed to liinUe their choice.' This request vva* granted. Mi^s Kllse Hardy pro* sented' several books 1 1> the library, and one book of short stories sent from Switzerland by it's author, dura Bene dict. This committee was also request e(l to purchase a few Juveulle hooks. Mrs. 'W. .). Udnngave a favorable report on draining the collar, and the Vmninlt tee was authorized to complete I lie work, the Association to furnish the j?i | h? m ml the city kindly consent ing to have the work done. The pre sent elty eounell will go on re<\>rd as showing ii n active interest In thei Library aud doing all in their ]X)wer to put it to the. front as ono of Cam den's educational institution*. Mrs. I')nnn and her committee, Mrs. <5. <J. Alexander. Mr*. J. T. Mat-key and Airs.. ,T. s. l.indsay were authorized tn j_'o on with fhe interior improve ment* nevossa ry to make the Library comfortable and attractive for the winter. Mrs. von Tresvkow will represent tlie Association in the district con ference to be held in Rook II ill in November, as she is going any way as a State officer and the Association did not f?s?) that it could i*ay the ex I tenses <>f a delegate. However the As sociation will 1h? pleased to have .?mother delegate if any mouther de sires to go. It was decided tt> buy another cata logue. cabinet in the near future. Mr. ! L. T. Mills, vice president of the As sociation was present and kindly con sented to act as chairman of the Exe vuUve CoUuuitteo, a poaMioa make va cant by f h?? passing of Mr. W. M. Shannon, a promoter of tho Library Association aiul a staunch supporter of It through all the yearn, fen' wo had the Library Ion*; lad'oro wo could boast of t lu* pretty (It .Mo building that now adorns Ubrttry Square. and Mr. Shannon stood loyally by It through all its upw and downs. A floral tri bute was sent. by tho ortfunl/nt ion to l?c placed upon his raskot a mut<? rxpiv-^ioit ut' tin- low and I'-Uri-m lu wjl(i:h he was hold. The membership stood while tho. lot lowing resolutions were read ; Tribute of Kespwt. Wherea*. it ha* phased Almighty C.hI to remove to a higher sphere of usefulness, our fruitful member and cO*Worker> Willi a in ML* Shannon, who was ever a strong supporter and loyal worker along all inlueat ional lines, whose influence aul ?advloe hei|Ms| to procure our Library, who a? Chair man of the Executive committee was over ready to do his duty. Resolved 1st. That in his passing,! The Library > Association pf Camden has lost a v^hnsl ami efficient mem ber and officer. That, while." wo shall meet, and we shall miss him. There will be ono vacant chair. \Ve shall strive to carry forward. Ideals he had fostered hero," Second, That we extend our pro I found sympathy to his bereaved family and that a copy of these resolutions be I senf to our County papers and a page In our minute ls>ol< Ik- iruKMibed to his memory. . Sadie Kennedy von Tresckow. Pres. Sumter Couple, Married Here Mr. .1. I'. Brunson and Mrs. 1*. II. jotey, both of Sumter, S. C, drove over j 10 Camden Wednesday and were quiet i ly married at the residence of Probate | ,1 udjre McDowell. To Attend Keunhui. j Aymng those who will ultciid the j Confederate reunion in ChattanOog;^. I which w ill be held in that city Octohiir jutth to 'J7th are Messrs <i. It. King. ? N. A. Methane. J. ,1. Hell. I. F. Holland. ' J. It IVLoache. w K Uu?sell, Alex, j Moseley, Mr. and< Mrs. T. 1\ Sanders, j Misses Nancy Limlsay. Ethel Yates. ! and Iteheckah Delxiaclie, I ; ? [ I'Kl'XKS ? l?c per pound. The Cn[d"t Store. I 'Ml Kurly Tourist Arrival*. -Mr. T. >K, KrnniVdiolz, Mi4. ami Mi'k. J. 1?. (iruhain, Mr. ami Mrs. John It. Todd and Mr, and Mrs; X. O, Boy le 111 are some -of ttio early arrival a among the tourist colony wintering ,in t'nmdeu. Mr. K nunbhol/ brought down a force of about fourteen pa tutors who tiro now at work ro~|\ainting tin* Klrkwood of which In* is malinger," in order fo have It ready for the coining winter >vnson. MH With Christian Kmleavor. A delightful occasion last Sunday evening was hold ut the I're.sbyterian church when tlio Christian Endeavor had as their guests I lio members of the I.ytllclon stroot Mothodlst church. Quite a large crowd attended mid the (?harming programme rendered l>y the League was thoroughly enjoyed by an appreciative audience. The following program was? successfully carried out: Nil*. Kennedy Ilodge^ led, with Mrs. S. <\ /iomp ut I lie organ. Topic ? "The Idonl Meeting," talk by Mr Kennedy Hodges, ltecltation by Miss Margaret t'hewning. Trio? "In the Secret of His Preserve,' by Miss Olive IUiame. Mrs. Kdwin Itnddiu anjil Mr. Jack Her bert, Mr. I). 1'. Truesdale aceompan iltg ?>n the violin. It ending Mis? Christine Jones. Don't mi*s^CXhe affairs of Anatol" wt the Majestic today. Matinee 't p. in Night 7 and 0 p. m. PERSONAL MENTION. v/ Mr. and Mrs, Jacob lUt'M'h huvr re turned homy after spending several mouths in Germuny. See Opcll II, DoMllh' s wonderful production "The Affairs or Auntol" at tho Mnjestio today, matinee and night Mr, 'J'. .1; Oyburn has relumed t<> Cumden after si>ending some lime in Charleston. ''The Affairs of Auntol" is one of the %i t'B tost Hereon triumphs of tho decade It is a marvelous photoplay with tho [greatest aU>star east over assembled in any picture. Shewing nl tho Majestic today. Miss Znloine Khaino who was ope rut 0(1 on ;| t file Coluinhiu Hospital lurtl >vook is ???|>* *r I its getting n toil}*. \erv nicely.. M i\ und Mrs. .1 l?' .lenkius and fuinfty motorod to Rock lli.ll Sunday to -visit thoir dn ughter Miss Murgorot who is attending Wintlirop College. Miss Wilbur MoCallum left this work for (Jreenville whore ahe wl.ll ho the guest of Mrs. A. .1. Simon, jr., while thero she will attend the Ulomson-Pur man football game, on Friday. Mrs. 1.. r. Berry is spending, tho wook cull with hor parents at Lowry ? villc. Mr and Mrs. Konnody Iilakeuoy of Cnmdou . announce the birth of u j daughter. Khettn Shannon, on Satur day, October 15tli. (OKKKK ? Fresh shipment of Harring ton Hail coffee just received Tho ('asb Store. ATTENTION CAMPERS AND CONTRACTORS You .ire probably l>lan ulhU to take it ?itu?nin>r out ii ip of some son, in \v li U'li' fil>e you shouM " llUVtt H first class i??nv Wall Tt*lil , .iv vh,>\\ n" by cut Wc (HIU kIvc you a lent ft feet ? inches by 1( fis-l N llulies nt lo .ouutv J!?<h.nt|?" inn i crlu I for Js'Wt "r-.iini?" HtaiuiK tcf r s a i iii.v XI i I < 1 1 ' w | ? r? m ? T? ?< I COLUMBIA SUPPLY COMPANY 823 West Gervait St. Columbia, S. C. In order that the Fire Insurance Companies may be able to pay their losses promptly and in cash, all premiums must be paid in cash when due. >y i l In so many instances has the privilege of credit been abused that the Fire Insurance Companies have been obliged to demand of* their Agents that all premiums be paid in cash on or before the due date named in the Policy, and if not paid then the Policy is void. On and after the FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1921, all policies issuedj[by us will contain the following clause: 9 CANCELLATION NOTICE Particular attention is called to t he following notice and condition of thi^ contract. This policy shall become void on the TWENTY-FIFTH day of .......... It .... . unless the consideration or premium named herein of $ shall have been actually paid in cash to the authorized Agent of this Company, on' or before the said TWENTY-FIFTH Day of , 19. , and this notice is mutually accepted as sufficient to comply with the cancellation notice required by the printed condition of this policy. Attached to and forming part of Policy No. of the Insurance Company, of Agent. Note: Atfrnt* wi!' sign and one on I'olny. nut* on Iti-jmrf ami cmu* <?ii It will be useless for anyone to ask us for credit beyond the time stated in your policy as it will be impossible for us to extend you that credit for the reasons stated above. CAMDEN LOAN & REALTY COMPANY WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENCY C. P. DuBOSE & COMPANY Read your policy. Take note of the due date. Do not let it lapse!