The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 28, 1921, Image 7
Social and Personal News
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Hospital Auxiliary Meeting.
v largo and enthusiastic mooting of
tbe Woman's Auxiliary to the IIoi*pl
t?| Association mot at the IJbrary
;? jjouday afternoon, Mrs. I/oroy David
>ou. vice presidout presided and means
of earryiug on tho worit\^ucceysfu1ly
wcriv discussed#
l-t was dwided to r*fco the annual
liuos to $1 <>0 and to launch a mem
bership drives Mn, Uofoert Marye is
.liairman of tho membership commit
ter, and tho <1 i i vo will be started next
week. Mf*T. Marye, or ,p member of
her cbmimWteo will make a house to
house canvas*, and every woman In
Camden who possibly can will be ex
pected to .Joim
It was also decided to have u ruin
make sale on Saturday, November 5th
and Mrs. Frank Zeiup was made chair
man of this committee, with the fol
lowing collators: Mrs. David Wolfe
Mrs. Robert Marye, Mrs. M. Buruch,
>Mrs. William King, Mrs. Henry Eichel
'Phone Mrs Frank M. Zemp or either of
ihe above connnltiteo to call for what
you wish to contribute to this sale.
It i? earnestly hoped that every one
.will take an interest in this effort
us the money is mutoi needed for the
furnishing or our new hospital.
It was also decided to revive tho
county bra mli of the Hospital Auxili
ary and re-enlist the interest of the
women throughout the county for this
worthy and Important organization.
The resignation of Mrs. William
Shannon, the falthfnl -and efficient
president was accepted with sincere
regret. Mr*. Shannon made a (popular
president find under her leadership
the Auxiliary went forward successful
ly. time j(nd again replenishing the
' treasury to a very gratifying extent.
The following officers were elected,
president, Mrs. I^eroy Davidson ; vice
president. Mrs.. -Frank M Zemp; secre
tary, Miss K. I.. Zemp; treasurer. Mrs.
M. Bavuch.
The president appointed the follow
ing committee to dflaft suitable reso
lutions on the passing of William Me
' Willie Shannon? Miss Kiln Zemp, Miss
? LoiiIst Nettles, Mrs^ ,It. M. Kennedy
Jr. ? ;
Tho regular meetings of the Auxili
ary art- to be held as usual, every
fourth Monday, place to toe announced
later.
Red Cross Meeting.
There will be a meeting of the Cam
den Chapter of American Red Cross,
held at the Court House, at 4 p. m.
Monday. October 31st, The annual
election of officers will take place at
this meeting and other important busi
ness transacted. MenVbers are urged
to be present.
? ?
Tho American lied Cross, by its Con
gressional (Charter, is officially desig
nate to furnish volunteer aid to the
sick and wounded of armies iu tlmo
of war in accordance with the Conven
tions of Geneva: To act in matters of
voluntary relief and in accord with
the military and naval authorities as
a medium of communication between
the American people nnd their Army
and Navy: To continue and carry on
system of national and international
relief in time of peace and to apply the
sun.> in mitigating the sufferings
eaused bv pestilence, famine, fire,
floods, and other great national icala
mities: To devise tuid carry on meas
ure* for preventing the same. ? Act of
< 'ongress, Jan. 5, IDOfi.
Majestic Theatre
PROGRAM
Today. Friday. October 28th
.Tean Page in
A Vita graph Special
"IlLACK BEAUTY"
Vml Pa the Weekly Ncwm
Saturday. October 29th
Tom Santsehl in
"l.aRlE OF PHANTOM VALLEY"
A Christie Comedy
? RED HOT IX)VE"
'And Syd Smith In
?A CIRCUS HERO"
Monday, October 31st
filth*- In Proud to PrcOfnl
Mr. George Arliss in
"THE DEVIL"
Patfho Weekly N?*w*
v-AfImLssion to alt W*'
Tuesday, November lat
M<?tro Pfcesent* Viola Dana in
? THK PUPPETS OF IiOVE"
Ami a new eptoodp pf
THE SKY RANGER"
Wedhfsdajr, November 2nd
1'nited Arti?ts Present#
Mary Plotcford In
"SUDS'*
Burton IIolmoH and
A S<roon Magazine.
No ln<-r<*ase In admbwion
Thursday, November 3rd
Pa m mount Present*
"THE GOLEM"
Thi- mo?t unusual picture ever pro:
<tw*d. Youll ?*ver *rr another
like It
MIhh Alevawtor v
Miss Minnie Alexander, who 1* ty
be ft bride in early November was com
l >1 1 1 ii c it t id Maturdu.v ?*\ ruing from S to
IB oV*?h4c wMb ?iii enjoyable bridge
party, when Mrs, Robert Team itnd
Miss Kdna Twm wore hostesses.
The rooms of this attractive liuuir.
were effectively dmn'Hted in autumn
leaves, wIioho gold and crimsou scar
let tynd orange mingled with mossy
?reeu ferns.
At 11 o'clock the familiar note* of
the wedding march wax sounded, with
Mr. Charles GtaiMll at the piano,
whea to the surprise of everyone a
miniature bride in the penoil of little
Miss Kmily Zeinp came down t !???
stairway: she was indeed fairy-like
in .aitpearaace with the traditional
long train, 'Hrinv. h'uo- bride." Hho
carried a huge bouquet of white cos
mos and fehis, showered with Mille
satin bow-knots. Rnterlng the room
the little "make | believe" torldo went
first to the honor guest whoso how
knot held a weddllig ring, and pulling
the ribbon she drew the honor prize ?
a silver tea bell. The ofher guests each
drew .from tin* magical bouquet a sack
of rice with which they showered the
bride- toJl>e- a time honored distort*
| prophetic of coming happiness.
The hostesses t'hen served delirious
j refreshments consisting of fruit eake
and punch.
Mrs. S. V. Zrnip lintritnins.
Miss Alexander was again compli
wehtcd on Wednesday afternoon whc-i
Mrs. S. O. Zeutp guyf^ a tea in her
?honor. The rooms 'were attractive in
autumuTs offerings^ of flowers and J
foliage, and made bright and cherry
for the first, real October afternoon.
Receiving with the hostess and the
honor guest "were Mrs. It. G. Zetrouer.
of Gainesville. Florida and Mrs.
Robert Team.
In the diniqg ropm the refreshments
were handed from a prettily appoint
ed table, by Misses Christine Jones
and Krainio Alexander. Tea was pour
ed by Mrs. Kdwin Buddlu, Red and
white cosmos were used as a pleasing
decoration in this room.
Informality was the key note of
the. afternoon and the roccption was
7TZ v - 0- r"* - *
pleasing and enjoyable fn every parti
cular; -> : 9
Halloween Party Sfomorroiv Afternoon.
A Halloween (party will be given to
morrow afternoon, Ocrfobpr?*'2&t'h at
I). A. -R\r tlall, old court house, from
5 to 7 o'clock, by Circle Number 1.."
Presbyterian Auxiliary. The usual
gnmes of apple bobbing, fortune tell
inng. etc.. enjoyed from time immem
orial on Hhlloween wilt be carried out.
I>a ncing also if desired. Ice cream
will bo on sale. Admission only 10
cents. The ipubflic is cordially invited
and ?a good time promised all who. vlll
honor the occasion with their presence.
Branching Celery.
Olemson College, Oct. 20. ? Those
who would have .blanched celery by
Thanksgiving should begin "earthing
up" or drawing the soil about the
celery lvhints immediately. In tho
"earthing lip" ptOCete the steins of
flie plants are held In an erect posi
tion mid the loose soil banked about
them to^ a height of atynit three
inches the leaves being allowed to
remain exposed: as the stems elon
gate ai)d new stems are formed, the
soil if: banked still higher about the
plants until the <bnnk is about fif
teen inches higher. In late December
?when there is danger of severe
frezes, the tops of the celery plants
may l>e covered entirely with soil.
Celery can not be blanched ex
cept in cool weather, and it is advi
sible. therefore, that the blanching
I process should noi begin until licit t
frosts -have oeeurred and tin* night*
I a re cool. i
A VISIT TO VOI R
OL1) HOME TOWN
Don't you wish you could -make one?
lint, of con re. you haven't the time.
It's ii fast world! And it's a long
expensive trip. Perhaps, someday!
Itnt just as often as not. "some day"
never comes. And you 'have to be con
tent with just sending your memory
back on a skylarking trip ninong the
ghosts of yesterday.
However; those "ghosts" are very
much alive, chaaees nre. and are doing
a lot of interesting things you'd like
to know about. True, you may Ik*
getting letters regularly from mother
or father or sister or brother? but
they seldom. If ever, mention good old
Tom, Dick or Ilarry. What of them*
Somebody knows!
You bet somebody knows ! That
["somebody" is your Home Town
Paiuer. Why. It's pot stories about
Tom. Dick and Harry today. You
ought to keep in touch with Hiem ?
eipd 3'ou can! It's easy- Subscribe for
Your Home Town Paper.
Harrington Hall Coffee? WV* i>er U?.. at
The Canh Store.
"Suharrlbe For Your Home Town
Paper Week," November 71b- 12th.
LOST ? Hnnday afteroooa one half
grown Setter pop. White and large
red HpoU Upward if returned to
<*. I*. PUHcwejl. f'amdeo. (X ltpd.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr, IHwler Blrohmoro. of Charlotte
'w?? a visitor here Sunday.
MHm Arthur, of I'nhni is
the gUMt of Mm, 1!. K i In tt< t t
Rev. J. II. (Iravo^, of IKar.Iiugton
s|H>nt ^oniriirtu' hct'c lunt week.
.Mrs W. W. Uutis nml lion, of
Orangeburg, art" visiting relatives here.
Mi'H, John Cnntey. of Orangeburg,
> ?>ii n \Mt (,) her failu-r. Capt. A.
M. llrallsford.
.Mrs. N. Iv. < ; oiulti i*? adcnded t lnk
ShoHH iNminot weUdins in Cheraxv
<>n Wednesday. *
Mr. E. O. McCrelght. of Washing
ton. 1). j(\, is hpre on a visit of several
wr?>ks, 'w tt It relatives.
Mr, tamnox Klrkland. who has Won
In North Carolina for Mivoral months,
is in fCnmden on a visit.
Miss Virginia Watklus. of Oplnm
hlu. spent iant week end here as the
guest of Miss Edna Ton in.
Mrs. Joseph ? M. Poulnot and child
ren, of Cheraw are visiting at thv*
binne of Mrs. N. R. (joodnlc.
..Misses Nod Watkins anil Mario
Shannon and Mi. Lew la Iat Cijihurn
visited Columbia last Thursday.
It. Clyburu, Mrs. II, L.
Wnlkiux, Mr. aiid Mrs. Htove Perry
and little danghter sjieut Tuesday In
Columbia.
Mrs. 'Norma n Head ?nU small daugh
ter. of Charlotte, N. 0? are spending
some time here with Mrs. Head'* par-:
enls. Mr. and Mrs. C. \V. Blrchmore.
Mrs. F. N. MtaOotkle, of Camden,
is here for; tho week as n guest in tho
home of Dr. and Mrs. W. O. McDowell.
Mrs. MeCorklo is playing for the- meet
ing in progress in the Methodist
church.'- ? Kershaw Era.
Miiis Wilbur MeCullnm returned
Monday after spending the weekend
as t'lie guest of Miv. Allister Fur man,
.Tr.. at Greenville, and stopping over
at Converse College for u algbt. wlthg
her cousins, MLssoy I/orco ami Cecllfl
Truesdale, who are students there.
Camden .was well represented at tho
Confederate Reunion thla week In
Chattanooga, an unusually largo num
ber of veterans going from thl^county
and town. Camden also had tho honor
of sending tho State Division Sponsor,
Miss Nancy Lindsay, and one maid of
honor Miss Rebeck ah DeLoaefoc. Camp
Iticlwivd Klrkland also had a sponsor,
Miss Ethel Yates. Miss Ernestine
Ba tenia n of this city also took in tho
gaieties of Reunion .week, but made
her decision In regard to going loo late
for an official appointment.
IIKRK AND THKRK
Sliort News Stories (<ithfrwl From
All Sources.
.InincK- Hope. seven years of age,
sustained painful injuries while oper
ating a gasoline engine at Sharon, He
hart his arm literally torn off to the
shoulder VY'heifi\^it Was caught by tTle
speeding engine. ItoHports reeeivert
from his beclsirte state that he is in a
very serious condition.
fibveit negroes have applied to take
the examinations before the state
board of law examiners "nt the nex^
meeting of the board early in Novem
ber. The next examination will be
held November 2 and 3.
I?r. J. T. Whltlaw, a dentist of Au
gust a died Saturday in Augusta, Ga.,
hospital as the result of wounds sus
tained in a hunting accident.
* John H. Pope, the Jacksonville at
torney, who whs recently convicted
of murder has appealed for n new
trial. '
William and Arthur Jordan of the
neighborhood of Concord. N. .C., were
killed in tin automobile wreck on last
Sunday.
Halloween Party.
One of our little friends has aski*!
us to print the following invitation to
a Halloween Party to be given at the
residence ?f Dr. and Mrs. S. C. Zemp
at S o'clock on October 31st, for the
benefit of the Young Peoples Mission
ary Society of the Methodist church:
"At Dr. S. C". Zeinp's on Chestnut
street,
Where all the young people a if due to
meet.
< Mi the night of October the thirty
first.
All will laugh till they fairly burst.
A Halloween Party the attraction
will be
A penny for every year of your aire
Is the entrance fee.
Wear a costume If you can
But do not fall to be on hand.
Activities of Women.
Miss Milligent Woodward, Kngland's
elmmpion typist, is coining to this
country for the purpose of attempting
to lift the American cup. *
There are more than 110,000 girl
scouts in the Uftlted States.
Despite the fact that It finds that a
self-supporting woman requires $13.60
A week tO liVC uiO MaomCuUSiltvn V.'S^r
Commlnslon only allows the minimum
pay of experienced workers In the can
dy indastr^ $12 per week.
Thousands of women marched in the
Jobless parade In (England recently,
many of them carrying babies.
^Prisoners In Hfcig Sing are taught bjr
* woman school teacher,1 who has In
her dam alt prisoners showing a de
ficiency In odwfttl/m.
On Sweol Potato Storage
ridusou QSW Oct. 2C. 'rtu ??irs
tlon of removing sweet potatoes from
stoenge warehouses ami ? storing eh*e
where uutW spring or shining dur
Iuk winter is one being rntkort b.v
termor* at pr^ent. The following
Inquiry frtHrt ? grower ami thr nn
swer lnjr P. L. llarltfey, ageut tu mar
keting. will bo of Interest to muny
otber grower ?.
"Aft or sweet i>otatoes luive been
Ik?us?mI iiiuI cured, ea it they be re
moved ;i U(\ put ill storage .cUowiiw,
or huve they got to remain M\ tl???
jsdato storage warehouse until
spring? l*H u they he shipped during
winter iftor t?o i nji cured ?"
*-> uIn reply to your question rejrnrd
ing sweet .potatoes, wil) *say that
cAveot potatoes should not be rnoveif
aflej* being stored ami cured except
for the jmrposo of market Iiik. When
potatoes are placed in storage cer
tain wounds and bruise# are healed
and when the j>otatpes are under
proper conditions they will keep in
^definitely if not disturbed; hut as
w>on as the potatoes are "disturbed
and handled, new bruises lire iriatfc
and the potatoes should then be con
KUmed at least two or three weeks
after having been handled. I am uot
able to say just how many days .pota
toes would stand up under the proi>er
conditions.
"Your sweet potatoes can be loaded
for market any time during the win
ter mouths if you find a satisfactory
market* They are ready to bo moved
as soon as cured. However, our mar
kets are not open until around the
first of February, and it will possibly
be necessary for you to keep potatoes
until that time in order to pet n sat
isfactory price." -
"Subscribe For Vour Home Town
Paper Week," November 7th-12t4>.
"Governor Cooper has offered a re
ward of $TX) for the capture of Will
Hiprris. negro, who is wanted oil a
barge of assaulting Mr. and iftrs, H.
Johns in Newberry county several
weeks ago.
' ^
Maxwell House . Coffee ? hV per lb.,
at Tlie Cash Store.
THE fashion centers of
the world have contri
buted their be3t for your
selections here this week.
COME!
Suits, Coats, Dresses and
Dress Accessories
"THE STORE OF COURTEOUS ATTENTION"
1513 MAIN STREET COLUMBIA, S. C.
Kodak Pictures Developed
TWELVE HOUR SERVICE
HIGH CLASS WORK
CLYBURN & HASSELL
, ? . Next Door to Express Office? Phone 138
A Mystery Cake
Can you name it ?
Here is another new Royal Cake, so delicious and appetizing that
we have been unable to give it a name that does justice to its
unusual qualities. It can be made just right only with Royal
Baking Powder. Will you make it and name it?
$500 for tK
e
Best Names
For the name selected as best,
we will pay $250. For the sec
ond, third, fourth, and fifth
choice, we will pay $100, $75,
$50, and $25 respectively
Anyone may enter the contest,
but only one name from each
person will be considered.
All names rnust be received by
Dcccmber 15th, 1921' In case of
ties, the full amount of the prize
will be given to each tying con
testant. Do not send your cake.
Simply acini ilic lutiuc you sug
gest, with your own name and
address, to the
ROYAL BAKING POWDER COMPANY
149 William Street, New Yoclt
How to make it
Uie Itytl medturemtntt for alt ma/trials
V% cup ahortening
1 Vt cup* wiir
Grated rlntf of ' > orange
1 tf| ind 1 yolk
2^i cup* flour
4 te*?poona Royal Baking Pow J?r
1 cup milk
1 Yi kuvci (Wt ota.) of
uniwccttned chocolate (meUetl)
ii teaspoon ulc
Cream ahorteninf . Add tuur and grated orange rind- Add
beaten eft yolk*. Slfr together dour. wl( and Rot* I Baking
Powder and add alternately with the milk; laatly fold In on*
beaten egg white. Divide batter into two part*. To one part add
the chocolate. Put by (iblripoonfult, alternating dark and light
barter, tnro three greeted layer cake pan*. Bake in moderate
oven 10 mfnutea.
FILLING AND ICING
3 tablespoon, melted butter Z iWifcapnnn a orange Juice
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