Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Social aid Personal News By Mi** Lmu?? HettWi MUs Paine'# Part). A l.vwoly party of the week Wua i-iveu Monday evening at the Value on Fair at root, when Miss Beatrice Paine was a charming host ess at an informal dance. Tfy? ypoma were flower filh>d and assembled quite a rmWber of Mb* Palne's young n lends. who passed the evening in dancing Ice cream and cake were M>rved during the evening. This was goodbye gathering for u time at least; as Miss Palriu returned Wednes. ,i;1> to Converse College to reaume Uyy studio in that Institution. Visitor Complimented. vliss (Since Vesty, of Uftltlmore, wn> '-lie -guest of honor at a lovely bridge pavty Saturday evening when Miss I,?U Williams entertained in her hon or Miss Vesty Is not a stranger In Pa aide".. having spent two\ or moro sranoM- here, and by her charming ,i PiialiLv won a number of friends. r,i;: Park View parlors were bright ?"iih Yule tide decorations that blend wel1 with the merriment und gaiety ,.f (h.. evening. The top score was w(V? by Miss ICdna Team for the ladles Mr. ?' ?' Clyburn carried off !lic Mini' i prize. i. After 'cards the host , <,,f ve.l pound cake, fruit cake and vvihi-bob on the prettily appointed Miss Kdna Team Entertains. \livs Kdna Team was the hostess on Saturday afternoon at a bridge party ?riven in honor of Miss Olga Wrenu. of Pliarleston. who was the guest of Miss Team for several days last Week. l ive tables were arranged for the -yante-ttnd the afternoon was delight fully -pent vicing for the highest ]ioiiiii'< of the fascinating game. Miss Ma-zie Herbert proved the successful ? . i j ? ? and was awarded a silver ]>cn<Ul which she gracefully presented to .Miss Wrenn. Punch and cake wefe st r\cl during the evening. Marriage of Interest. The marriage of Mr. Leroy Wooten. of ih^s- city and Mrs. Francis MolJ rhainpe Bissoll. or Charleston. eame n- .i surprise to their friends, who w( n not expecting it so early. The .marriage was solemnized at the hQtne .?r the bride in Charleston, Monday afternoon. December 20th, the Rev. II. II Thomas, rector of St. "Lukes lipis'-opal ehurch officiating. Only re latives and near friends wej*e present. Miss Hart, of Mt. Pleasant., was the bride's ojpy. attendant, and Mr. T. I). Aii -nun. of this city was best man. Mr .and Mrs. Wooten after a short wetldinc trip are now at Hobkirk Inn unl later will be at home to tbetr friends on North Pair street- Mr. WootPii is among the progressive vim:: business- men of the city and tiie bride is not a stranger in the tolvn -die It a s I'ho.sfn for lier future home. 1 -niiii: visited here several time* as: '!?' vrv.est of Mrs. Ihdton Itoykln. I'lea^inK in manner and attractive In !H i-..ti .she will be quite ?.n addition ( linden's social circles. f ibrary Association To Meet. I ? e "xv ill be a meeting of the almve \ tti?'ii next Monday afternoon afc '<k at the Library. Plase notice ? it in r\<-liango of time has been .id. w tli the C-ivii- 1/cague. 'Hie l '-au'ie will meet on the following Monday. Majestic Theatre PROGRAM I ODAV. FRIDAY, JAN. 6TH. First National Presents Norma T&lmadRe in 1 UK WONDERFUL THIN<?" Ami Pa the Nows. SATURDAY. JAN. 7TH. Metro Pn-sents Viola Dana in "CINDERELLA'S TWIN" AihI a Now lOpisotle of HURRICANE HUTCH" Hie thrill-a ?'minute Serial. MONDAY, JAN. ?TH. I UK BLACK PANTHER'S CI It" > ' ' . i v . -i I i?y a magnificent All star Csist Headed by 'ilie acknowledged ^'?'??n of Plmotional Drama FLORENCE REED Admission to AH 3Trv "THE SKY RANGERS" W KDNE8DAY* AND THURSDAY, JAN. UTH and iSTii: It-sse L I<u*kv Present* "THE 8HEIK" ith Afrnvs Ayro? ami Itndotph Valentino Nothing iippronehinfc it ha" f?ror l**en seen on the acreen A/1 mission to nil Keats 3Gc. Vfatlnoo 3:30. Night 8 p. m Only one Matinee Bhow and oiH* Night Show Each Day. arrange to ho present at time*. TUESDAY. JAN. 10TH Hoalart Presents Wanda Hawley in "HER FACE VALUE" And n New Kpisode of IVfet With Mr*. dtl^Mfhe. The old-fashioned parlors of Mis. It vat ton deLo&ohe, onuo the honu? of h& father^' General Josetph 11. Kor ?haw, furnUhod au ainwopriatc sot ting for a gathering of the Daughters of the Confederacy. Iu this room in day* gouo by, the rise aud fall of a Causo, dear to every Southern heart, had beeu discussed. Its walls; have echoed with enthusiastic joy when "The Starry Cross" waved triumphant ly over victorious fields, ami thpy have also received the .poignant hut perhaps silent grhif of those who l>owed to the inevitable when the Star of the Confederacy sunk to rise no more. Mrs. A. C. Aneriuu, Mi's. James Wal lace and the Mioses McDowall were assistant hostesses The mooting was presided over by the president, Mt$s Louise Nettles, and Mrs. N. C. Arnett Is still acting as. secretary. The trea surer, Mrs. E. K. Sill not being present Miss Ella Zeuxp acted in that capacity and recoived the annua) dues that were paid lit. / , Mrs. W. J. Dunn gave an interest tug account- of. the Convention recently held at Hatcvhnrg to which she was a delegate. Miss Xeltles also making a few remarks on that interesting and enjoyable .occasion. Ity special rettucM, Mrs. Hrutton (te I.oaohe gave several Iteautiful piano selections among them "In Flanders L'ields Where Poppies Wow.'* The soflnl hour was' especially p'casant, the hostesses serving -delicious refresh men (s and the cold outside was easily forgot ton in the warmth ami rhurm of 1 1 1?* hospitality . .Miss Allies Del'ass Entertains. Among i h<* pretty holiday parties wns ilu* bridge party :int! luncheon Thursday morning given at "The i >i?ks-.M tin* tiojiu' of Mr- and Mrs. \V. I,. 1 >ePussj. with' Miss Agnes DsPass, / their charming young daughter" us hos tess. Eeht>es of Christmas lingered In the spacious parlors that wore bright ened with the green, white and crim son that are so embhsmatic of the harpy Yule-tide. The score prize went to Mr*. Vernon McDowell. V After the game a tempting course luncheon was served. Those present were "Miss Sara ? Wtode, of Augif^u, Misses i Naney Lindsay, Hope Savage, RebecKah DoLoache, Mrs. Vernon Mc Dowell, of York, Miss Katherine Har ris, Pittsburg, Ponn., Miss Perkins of Winthrop College, Misses Sue Ilailc, Willie Belle Mackey, Emma Villepigno, Beatrice Paine and Clam Cureton. Mrs. von Tresoitow To Be Honored Representing the different organi zations of the city the following ladies met at the Library Wednesday morn ing to form plans for a reception to be given in honor of Mrs. K. C. von Trosokow in recognition of her pub lic service to her home -town. Mes daines W, .f. Dunn, .lohn T. Maekey. James 'Burns. T. J Kirklaud. X 11. (it)oda le Margaret C Mtlioif. Edwin Mailer. Misses Minnie Clyburn. Lou j ise Not Pes. Ethel Yates and Catherine Wallace, other members <>f ib<* <-om in Lt tee are Mrs. If. <! ("arris ui. Jr.. Sirs, 'f* rover Blackweil Mrs Willinra King. Mi's. Robert Team. .Mrs. Clifton McKaiii. Ii was decided to hold tJie reception next Thursday evening, Jan uary Pith. at K o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs T J. Kirklaud. All memlwrs of tin* John D. Kennedy Chapter \ . I>. C.. the Ilobkirk Hill Cliapter I) A. It.. The Civic League, ' Library Association and Music Club with the grown-ups of their families ; including the men are invited The Bod Cross will also lx> representor! ! and its member.* are <H>rdmWy-4m'?ted. This is the only invitation issued and if you accept please notify Mrs. W. ,T. Dunn, chairman of committees, not later than Monday. The. affair is to be an informal reception with mu-io. Mrs. vonTresckow leaves on the lt>th for South America. The people of Camden are not unmindful of her loyal sendee and efficient work and are pleased to pay her this compliment a^ a slight testimonial of their record ami appreciation. Their First Anniversary Sale The Fashion Shop, the neat little store that has been in operation exact ly oik.' year, announces their first anniversary sale to begin at \>uce in which they are offering their entire line of dresses and the like at greatly reduced prices. Mr. Karesh will leave soon for the northern markets to buy his spring and summer goods, and he is putting on this sale in order to make room. This little store has been a source of genuine convenience and pleasure to the ladies of this com munity and there will no doubt be some bargains offered* in the next few weeks In Abyssinia a wife has the privi lege of abusing her husband and also the right to divorce him at pleasure. Catherine J. Wallace Pobtic Stenographer Pktne 120- J Camden, S. C A Surprise Marriage. ? ('..miiig a 8 a surprise to frlonds, ftevort holes* with the moat cordial or woil wishes. will be the announcement 0t'|)t0 Carriage 'la Fort MU1 Sunday of Mr. Ladfcon A. Names, of Hock Hill, and Miss Otna Workman, of Itoykiu. The i? the attractive young daughter of Mr. and Mrs.K. M. Work man, the former a well known planter of the Uoykin section, and is a niece of Mr. J. O NYrlev, of Uock HUt. The groom 1# the youhist*! son of Mr and Mi-,. 1) L llarnes. of U?K-k Hill The young couple left immediately aCtor t l*o eeremouy for a short motor trip. They will make their hpme In Hock Hill whore Mr. llarnoa is with his father being connected with the Un<*k Hill telephone company, Tlit' Seniors <?f tin* Camden lllg!> School offer best wishes for a happy married lift', to their former school mate ftma, and her hn^batjid, 'Lad." Cor. In Honor of Miss Reynolds. Miss Ival'/i Heynold.s, ?is the guest i <d' Mr**, Leslie' Zenip and Miss 'KIH.e j Zcnip, s|K?nt last week in Camden. tho old home of liW pa routs, Hr and! Mrs. Sam Reynolds. On Friday afternoon .n niiisi delight-, j fnP lltl If 'Wl-I Ionic"' was given in her ', honor hy lier hostesses ; and her rein- ' tive.K anti the friends of her parents gathered to greet the daughter whop) they had not saion' since Slft^ n:4> <f ] tiny child, Jlnppy memories eamej erowdinu lo make the hour a joyous j one. and the guests vied with each j other in telling tales of the past. I hat j seeiped almost t<? make old Camden** ' cpnint Hi story live again. - j ~~X ? . . - - j .Miss Keynolds Again Honored. UiC Sii turday evening, December !51. a New Yen r's party was given by 1 Mrs. Leslie Zemip and Miss KMie Zemp / in /honor of their truest. ^liss Lalta Reynolds. It was n new kind of card party, for each person present made a New War's curd for the guest of honor and the one making tin* most atUwtive card, who proved to lie Mr. Ren Tcann scored the highest and won Hie prize. All the other cards being s<> original and attractive it was found impossible* to decide on one for the hooby. so the guests had lo draw straws to find out to whom it should go. A .jolly delightful hour w a s spent. l oi* the first time In the history of t rapshoot ins the women devotees of. the : ?pori will be given national ranking iliis year by the American Trupshoorlng Association. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS The regular annual meeting of the shareholders of the First National Bank^will he held in the Directors room Tuesday. January ^oth. 10212 at 4 :30 p. m . NOTICK TO SHAREHOLDERS ; The regular annual meeting of -the ? shareholders of the Camden 1/oau and j Realty Company Wilt be held in the ; Directors room* of the jfir?t National Hank Tuesday, January loth. 1922. at ."i o'clock p. Ill ? NOTICK This i> to notify the public that ! on the first day of January 1921!, a i partnership was made ami entered into by and und between It. S. Wil liams ami J. C. Williams, for the purpose of condueting :i heav.v and fanej grocery business iu_. the City of Camden, and will hereafter be eon ducted under the firm name of K S. Williams & l.rother. ^;i i <1 business to be <*oiiductcd in the bnibling formerly, occupied bv |{. S. Williams. R S WILLIAMS J. C WILLIAMS Camden. S. (\, Jan. 1922. TRESPASS NOTICE All coon hunters are warned to keen ! dogs off of our place or near it a1- 1 j have out jx>ison. . < W M. KIRK LAND. Lugoff. S. C TRESPASS NOTICE * No hunting of any kind allowed on niy Rebnont place. This is for you. Stay out and save yourself trouble Don't ask for permission. s f rrasinltox January 2, 1922 STOCK HOI J)EKS .MEETING The nninval stockholders meeting o r the Rank of Camden will be field In the bank building next Tuesday morn ing. Janmirv lOih. at 11 o'clock. II /J. CARR1SON. Jr.. Cashier. ... hA ? i ? . STOKE FIXTURE BARGAIN We have in our possession a ten foot six inch twenty one drawer Sheren l'atentbd Display Counter. The firs** reasonable offei takes this counter which costs today new, $277.7/0. Call on T. K Trotter. Camden. JS. C. .?.H-4'J1 ESTATE NOTICE. To All Whom It May Concern I'leas#? take notice that a hearing will be held in the Probate office of Kershaw County on January 10th. 1922 at 10 o'clock a. tn.. in the J. A Shankliu Instate for the purpose of hearing all such matters as may conic before the Court looking to the clos ing of the said estate. W. L M.cIK?WKLL. Judge of I 'rotate Kershaw Count} Camden. S. (\. December Hist.. 1921. Wants To Thank Hi* Friends. F/ditor Chronicle: I desire through your columns to thank the many friends who so generously signed the petition for m# for brklgekesper at Camden and I have no ill feoMng for fhosft who did not sign. Very respectfully. 8. n. TW1TTY Camdt-n M C. Jan. 4. 1922 PERSONAL MENTION Udv. l\ II. Harding returned thU wih*K from a stay of wveral days In lfali I wore. Thornwell aud t*akmau Hay, who u^v students at Havldson College spent TOP holidays with t-hoir parents, Mr and Mrs, \\\ O. Ilay. They returned to PuvIOtidu Tuesday. Oaktnau Hay, who had the misfortune of getting his log broken liy-n falling Wall at the 'college some weeks ago, is greatly Im proved. Misses Kllzaboth ltoherl and I -C I a Mac IxM\ of Charleston have returned homo after spending the holidays with (holr grandparents, Mr. ami Lang Mo Ooy. , Ml ?s Margaret llogue visited frlent.is ii^ltnleigh last woek-eu<l Miss lCdwlna McMillan, of 1 lender sonvlUo, N. 0.. has been a visitor at "the homo of Judge ami Mrs. M. , T, Smith several days. Miss Malaga rot Jenkins, after spend lug tho holidays with honl'o folks lias returned to Winthrop College. Miss Mahol MeCuMough, of Wlt^hrop < "(?lh'g?* paid' a short visit (ft tSjJ&S Nancy l.indsay on her way from a ?trip inking in Miami, Tjjiapa, Cuba ami othor points of interest South* Miss Oli^i Wrcmi. of Charleston was t lio guest of Mi< I! i{. '(Vam last w ork o.nd, Mr. and Mrs. \V. It obi n Kcmpy amt Mr. and Mrs. Mohn N'otilos were among those who motored over N? Columbia on Monday to. see ** 1 r*?n***" at the Co lu"\hfa theatre. / Mrs. (J A. It'nVkhnrn, of Columbia, was a visitor al tho homo of Mr,s, t\ Leslie Zci'ip a part of tho 'Christina"' holiday.*. Mrs. K. IJ. Ihirhain. of Charlotte, is iho guest of hor sistor, Mrs. .!. 1 S. Hlnime this week. Mr. ttVorgo Uhame returned this j week from a visit to his* brother. Or. Sumter Hhainr in Charleston. Mr. and Mrs. John Kliatno, Miss; Matttc Cerald and Miss "Willie Alex ander wefe visitors in Columbia la-d week. To Meet With Mrs. Minn. The Wotnans Auxiliary of -tho Cam don Presbyterian church will give a silver tea on St. Valentines day at the home of Mrs. \V. Dunn. Miss Dorothy Smith Enteraiiis. .Miss Dorothy Smith was hostess Tuesday night to a large ami eiithusl astir muulter ??f bridge players. Sev oral table-; wore arrang<|d for cards and tin- irames proved <pyte Interest inu. Miss Cdna Team scored tho highest for tin* ladles and received a hot I 'c of perfume, Mr John Dung ford won .tho cigarette holder given for the gentlemen's prize.. A delicious swoi;t course was served h.\ the hostess assisted 1?\ Mrs. WV \Y. Hales, ol Oraugehurg. The out of town guests who took part in tin: game were M^. and Mrs. \V. \Y. Kates, of Orangeburg; Mr Carlisle lien sou. of Augusta : and Mr Jim Candy, of Hartsville. Thirty- Four! h Annual Statement A1 trillion in called to the largo ad vert i. semen 1 of The Hank of Camden to ho found in another place of this N j?a]?: r today. The.\ are publishing their lliirt.v fourth annual statement and it >1io\v*j that thU reliable ^?'<1 bank ?? i< ??till gaining in strength syni i?< ?j>i i - ht i* favor. They have recently de ? ?la rod n som-annnal dividend of ?ix ?or cent f<> their stockholder*. <Iir.l students at Harvard University wore' allowed i<> purchase football Tickets lliis year for the fir>l time in the history of the institution M tud .\<laiUK. the actress, has givcii her home on Long Island t (? the Roman f'jitholie Church. to be uso<l a< a home for iidi' and dependent Catholic child ren NOTICE Infective January 1st. 1 have M-w-r ?sl my relations with the Commercial iHipartment of the Southern Iiell Tele phone Com])any, and am taking up the mivhanlcal part of the company's | interest here. AH business matters should l>e handled direct with Miss Margaret Taylor who will be in active eliarge of business matters. I wish to thank you one and all for tho liberal patronage you have given the company and the courtesies *hown me while this particular department was under my supervision. Trustim; that you will extent! to Miss Taylor all yhe ctinrtoaios shown me. I am. \ Very neapectfuHv. \ j. A.'noi <;n \fimdcn, S. Jan. ufh. 10'J2 WANTED? To rem a one or two horse farm with god hoiw- Inquire ut The Chronicle Office. JO-41pd IX)ST OR STRAYED ? ( >uo male on ami white pointer pup, aged 4 pionttiK answers to the name of 'ChU?f.'' Also one liver and white pointer pup. aged 7 months, slightly tirlced. brown tife&d and cara. Re ward if returned to M. L. Smith. Jr. Oamden. ft. C. 40 FOR SALE ? One btragaiow containing six rooms, bath*, and frioeptng porch. Price $3,900 . For term 5 ar^dy to' llonry Ravage. Cenden H f?. 4 <Ht As Copeland Goes, so Goes the Fashion LEARN THE WAY Cash-In Sale of Suits ? ?? ? v'.; / ' ._\y : " and Overcoats A bona fide sale of h tgh grade Clothing made by ' ' V ' . , reputable manufacturers and backed by the usual Cope land Company's policy ? 15 years of honest dealing. $25.00 S?>its and Overcoats, now $18.75 $27.50 Suits and Overcoats, now $20.60 $30.00 Suits and Overcoats, now . $22.50 $35.00 Suits and Overcoats, now ... $26.25 $?10.00 Suits aifil Overcoats, now $30,00 $45.00 Suits and Overcoats, now ... $33.75 $50.00 Suits and Overcoats, now ... $37.50 $52.50 Suits and Overcoats, now $39.40 $55.00 Suits and Overcoats; now ; $41.25 $60.00 Suits and Overcoats, now $45.00 Men's Odd Pants 25.% off Boys Suits 25^ off Men's and Boy's Sweaters 25i off 1535 M&in Street COLUMBIA, S. C. 1 WANT till ? t ionerul Agent for Cam i den nu<t vicinity for Monthly Prenil. j uiu Accident. and Health Department of the oldest Company writing all j forms Accident, .Health and Life In sunuuT. Requires a man capable of handling business in every parti cular. Commission contract only. Pan time service considered, .ftl dre^s C. H lJoyer, Manager Casualty Department. National Life Insurance Company of the lr. S. of A., 21> S. | I>a Sal If St.. Chicago, III. LOST ? On Tuesday. a gold bar pin set with pearls. Reward If returned, to this office. 40pd ! LOST? Stray ed from my house on Do. ! . cember- iiOth, one dark bi'own eow and ealf. Return to s. F. Rraslng ton. Camden.'. S. C_ 4flf , i , rOIl SALE? Nice dressed slloats and j hogs ir? wnls per pound. Fifty j shoals for sale on foot at 10 ccnls i i>er iHMind. Four thousand bushels of corn in shuck at 7r? cents. Ilay delivered at $25 per ton. Four foot dry pine at $4 per cord. S, F. Rrasington. Camden. S. C. 40tf WANTED? Hy reliabh > young man position as chauffeur. truck driver or mechanic. Address S Cutoe, Middendorf. S. C. 40pd FOR HIRE ? Peerless Limousine wllh careful white driver. Special week ly ??r monthly rate*. CaM Robert Hancock at phones II ??i l!D7-W. Camden. S. C. 40tf 5 1 FOR SALE ? I have 5 nice Orion Cherry registered Hoars that I wish ! to sell lo-Club Roys, and I will give* as a prise. to the one that wins a tfilt of the same breeding. \V. SI. Kirk!and, Rfd li, Lugoff. S. C. HjhI FOE MALE ? Light wood, pino and oalc wood anv length. Prompt delivery. Cull 5-, It. M. Keunedy, Jr. 38tf FOR SALE ? -On upper Main street two bungalows, six rooms, bath anil sleeping jKjrch, Will give terms.- Aj> jm.v to Henry Savage, Camden. S. C. 38tf FOK SALE ? Five passenger Bulck car in good conditljn. Aipply to Henry Savnge. Camden S. C. 38tT SI * R VE Y OR ? W hen in need of a sur veyor notify A. It. Boykiu, Logoff, S. C., or phone ISO Camden, S. C. ? .'17 40pd FOR SALE ? I have for sale cedar l>08ts, round and split, seven feet and longer, Price $15.00 per 100, delivcrt'd at Camden L. M. Hose, Rfd 0. Camden, S. C. :i8-40pd AGENT WANTED ? For Worthnjor* Hair Preparation. See or call on Madam K. K. Beltnn. 1 7 l.'t (Jordt , Street. Camd<n. S. C. 20t" WANTED ? Oow Peas, fill varieties. I Ugliest, market price. It. S. Wil liams" (irocery. 31 tf. Carbide For All Makes of Gas Generators ? Save trouble * and delays by buying from T. B. McClain, at Manufac turefjjforices plus freight to Camnen, T. B. McClain Cam den, S. C. 48. FOR RENT ? Tract of land ftnown as the D. T. Blnckmon place. Two horse farm open on place. Within a half-mile of seliool. Applji to J. H. Burns ^)r I. A. WJltkowsky. 'J9ff WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY By Making Your Old Clothing Serviceable We are doing it for thousands of others ? why not for you? We believe a trial will convince you. FOOTER'S DYE WORKS Cumberland, Md. HURRY And Have Your OLD HAT MADE NEW 1 have installed a complete Hat Renovating Department with an expert in charge. Prompt service in Re-banding, Cleaning, Toning and Blocking faded and soiled Hats. Have your Suit Dry Cleaned by our New Scientific Method. Clyburn Tailoring Co.