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Social and Personal News By 1 Min Louia# Nettle* Chairman of Civics Vblts Cut mini At the June meeting of tho Civic held ill the new scho uudl t < <r| iiiu lint Monday afternoon (t 4 Kiwi fleeted Mf#, Salmond I .elt nn\ of Ohefler, sta t e chairman of clvlvs, wiu> hud gfselototAy consented lo pom* jjjtiit speak on civics improvement. Of v- magnetic presence ami winning ffcn'sbn ality. Mrs. LMtner held her a ml I ?rue frjX pefhiaipa an hour, while >iie Impart ed a wonderful amount of Information ? Ufc rtinnnl ? tA ntmosf every phase of dyJU? work. including nourishing or s. liool, children hy aiding in contribut ing milk to (hose who do not have P at home. a ml tcdH'ng of the pjrins a* girted and perfected in other ttehoois. S1k? also spoke of planting and decora tive plans, eficanllness, etc. And e*i>e ? dally did she stress the Imporfotiiee of having the 1 ?w against fowls and do , inestle animals running at large on l^nks ii'ij d fct recto enforced. She thought that every city with civic pride should enforce that law .to the limit. Mrs, Leitner is a fine speaker and while she h id notes to remind her of ? the many different subjects, <li?l not confine herself to them, hut spoke off hand fluently and effectively. She threw bouquets at Camden, in wliieh she had always felt an Interest from a ^historic standpoint and because It >vas the native home of fier hmflmnd. And now, felt a double interest since she had met its people and seen Its beauty and possibilities. The siH>akcr was introduced by the gracious president of the league, Mrs. E. O. Rltehey, and at fllie conclusion of her address was thanked by Mrs. X. R. (toodnle. who presente<l hoth Mrs. "Leitner and the other guest of honor, Mrs. Thomas Douglas of Chester with it it. exquisite bouquet of carnat ions and ferns. The business part of this meeting will be given by the league secretary, ilrs. IT. (J. Carri*oti, in next week's issue. The Younger Set Play Bridge. Mrs. Ralph Shannon complimented Miss Rhettn Nelson, < ?f Columbia with a lovely bridge party of lost Satur day evening, the guests including the high school and college set. The rooms were flower decked making an ap propriate set'ting for the eight tables that accommodated just sixteen' couples. . The score prize went to Miss Kli/iibeth Cairtey, of Columbia, and Henry .Clarke carried off the score prize for boys. After the game tfho hostess served chicken salad, crackers, sandwiches and tea. * A CARI) OF THANKS We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to those that were so kind and thoughtful to us during the illness ami death of our dearly beloved wife and mother, also for the beautiful floral offerings. May God's richest blessings rest upon each and everyone. J. A. West, and Family. Important Library Notice. The public Library ? wPIl close on Saturday afternoon. June lftth, and re mYln closed for two weeks for the librarian's annual vacation. Patrons will alea.se exchange book:*, and if they <l>sire take out a sufficient num ber to last during the two weeks that the Library is to be closed. As the management does not wish to incon venience. nnyone 666 quickly relieves Colds, Con stipation, Biliousness and Headaches, A Fine Tonic. 7-26 Majestic Theatre PROGRAM Today. FRIDAY, JUNE 16th .fact Holt and Bcsbe Daniel# in "NORTH OF THE RIO GRANDE" It's a Paramount Picture And a Sunshine Comedy. SATURDAY, JUNE 17th Charles Huttohlson in "GO GET 'EM HUTCH" And a Mack Sennet t Comedy HARD KNOCKS AND LOVE TAPS And a Christie Comedy. MONDAY. JUNE 19th Lieut. Italph C. Bitfhop Presents "THE GREAT ADVENTURE" An ilnstrated lecture acompanled by six reels of exclusive ba-ttfe scenes from official sources. Admifiion 3.V* Children 15c TUESDAY. JUNE 20th Mary Pickford in "LITTIJC IX>RD FAUNTLEROY" Admission r?.V Children 2.">c Matinee 3 :3<t Xitcht 7 :45 and ft : 15 WEDNESDAY. JUNE 21st Ooldwyn Presents Betty Comtpson in "THE PRISONER OF LOVE" Ami Bruce Senk\ THURSDAY. JUNE 22ml. Paramount Presents Poia Nejcri in "THE DEVILS PAWN" And A1 Hf. John in -FAST AND FURIOUS" Kaplan ? $rlilo*burg . Macon, (?a., June S.- ? A beautiful wedding of t lu' past \\**k was thut of Mi** Thpr*a Kijpfcui, of >facon, daughter of Mr. h ikI Mftf. H. O. K*p Ian, to Mr. l.eon Schlosbur g. of Cam den. S. <\, which toOk place Wodnes. (lay, June 7<h at 8 :IU> o'clock at the Temple Shornh Israel, till* belt*# the first marriage solemnised In the bean t if til new Jew Mi Temple on First street. , ?? The decorations of the leinHe were elaborate and l>eautlful. IH>wn the center aisle, floor ImskeHb filled with pink gladioli and linked with white tulle, marked the bride's pathway end In# In a short flight of steps asceiut* oil and dark preen palms made !\ love ly background for the ceremony. A tiny wicker* gate through which the bride and groom passed. symbolizing their entrance into new life, was* placed at the head of the atetp*. A canopy of white satin, .si tided with oUwtrle lights, was greeted for the bridal parly, and' a* the service be gan. the chftheel lights wore lowered, leaving only the canopy lights: over head. The .order of entrance was very of-* f< ct I vc. A bride's attendant ami a gi'omnsinan entered from opposite doors at the rear of the church, and meeting in the center aisle, crossed and ascended to the rostrum by side steps. The bridesmaids were Miss Ger trnde Bergman, of ' Atlanta, in blue and silver chiffon ; Mis*s Mkijorie Weln burg. of WayneslK>ro, In salmon geor gette and silver cloth; Miss Annie Goldstein, of Atlanta, In lavendor taf feta and chiffon ; Miss E-s titer Oroltz. of relham. (la.. In blue chiffon: Miss Majorle Silversteln, of Charlotte, X. C., in flame colored chiffon. The groomsmen were Pr, Sf?niuel Kajv lan. of Macon; Mr. Dan Silverman, of Ashevlle : Mr. Louis Rosen. Mr. I .T. Fisher, of Macon:. Mr. Isadore Horo witz of SavaiMjah. Mr. Sam Goldberg, of AuguMta: Mr. Carl Sehlosburg. of Camden : Dr. Sydney N<oy and Pi*, .tulian Noy acted as ushers. Miss Pearl Kajdan, sister of the bride, was 11111 id of honor, preceding the bride down the center aisle. She wore a dress of orchid silver cloth, combined with georgette. The two little flower girls, Sadie Schwartz and Ernvi Tjueile Goldman, wore lovely frocks of pink accordion chiffon. The ?ring bearer was Milton Marshall, who wore a court eostume of white satin. The bride entered with her father, Mr. II. D, Kanlam and was met at the altar by the groom and his l>est man. Mr. Simon Meiidell. of Atlanta. The bride was attired in white duchess -satin and chiffon, trimmed in white flowers hand-made of grosgrain rllklmu, oanght on the shoulders with orange blossom*. The long court train Was of chiffon banded with deep folds of satin and dotted with rlliimn flowers. Iler veil was of real lace, arranged in coronet fashion and fas tened with orange blossoms. She car ried a bouquet of orchids and valley lilies. The ceremony was performed by li:ibl>i Ma reason and Rabid Funk, of Augusta. A beautiful reception and da nee at the Denvpsoy followed the ceremony, attended by two hundred guests, nnd given by Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Kaplan, parents of the bride. Mrs. Kaplan wore crcain lace over canton crepe, with a corsijre of Ophelia roses and valley lilies. Mrs. Sehlosburg, mother of the groom, was handsome In a crown of white beaded canton erope. with Ophelia ro?e<bud corsage. Following the reception, Mr. and Mrs. SehlosburR left for Chicago where they took the lake trip to Canada. Up on their return they will go to Camden 8. C., to make their home Do Not Forget To Change Books Remember tlvat tomorrow. Haturday, June 17th, the pubttic library will close to remain closed for two weeks. Do not forget to change your books. The hours are 9:30 to 12 noon, and from ,6.30 to 6:30 p. m. Met With Mrs. Clybum. Circle Number (Hie of the W. M. S. of* the Camden Baptist Church met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. J. H. Clybum for a aocial hour. The en tertainment committee gave a very In teresting iprogram including recita tions. musical selections and a contest. After this delicious punch and cake were served. Junior Brldjjc Players Complimented. In honor of Miss Cornelia A Id red of Charleston, and Miss Ithetta Nelson of Columbia, Mrs. Alfred Me I -cod enter talned the younger set at bridge Friday eveniirg The top score fur girls Was won by MUe Martha Workman while IIarrln?t<ru Yates was the winner in top score for boys. After cards the floor was cleared for dancing and the balance of (he evening Ki>enf in this ever popular past time. The hostess served delicious fresh meats during the evening. Each of the honor guests were rememl>ered with a pretty wouvenir of the evening Yllleplfttte ' McDowell. The |M?pularity ??!* tin* nuilr acting i * i i ics gave cordial interest to t i?o wed 1 1 i 1 1< of Mi>s Mju > IMvIh VUloplguo and Mi IMwaid NUes McDowell. 1Q$? cmni/ed at OffiCO church. Thurtlltlfi June Nth at fjt :^0 In the owning. The chuivh was capacity filled witih life long friends and VtH wlshe rs of the young couple wliotfo mortel and useful lives up to ttu? present hav?? berth #i?ent in Camden. The church* which lends Itself so readily tO decorative purixtscs was un< usually pretty on Mils (xxuslou. Tluv ??howy and effective pink hydrangeas that iMiil.ctl tin* al-tar on either ?dde nmi ranted beautifully with the white lm.-k ground urn! adnuta. *UWW AUXhr tlu> glowing white candles, while ami lax and soft feathery fonts graceful I.v gjarhwided the altar. Adowj). the white carpeted aisle niine the bridal party; the Ushers were Messrs. Vernon MScl H?wellr Cantey VH leuiUcuo. (*ha rile VtUoplgue and ITar liugton Yates; the ^roomsinnn, Mr. James JUakeney. Mi\s. John M. Vllle pljcne. matron of honor wore a lovoly dress iff orchid georgette with acces sories to match. Miss lOmma VUlo plguo. bridesmaid was attractive ami girlish In green georgette, while the maid of honor, Miss I/.iI Plakeney was much admired In a lovely georgette gown im sunny yellow. They all cur ried an armful of ^veeympean In the beautiful pastofl shades, "Thus. blending with oac'U costume. Pretty Peggy Pitts and little Kmlly llall were the winsome flower girls, they wore white organdy frocks and carried artistic IwskeUs of flowers. The bride entered with her brother. Mr. John M. Vlllepigue, who gave her in marriage. She was dainty and charming in her exquisite wedding gown of rose point lace over White dm<hess satin, tlie handsome lace veil facing from a coronet of orange blos soms. She carried bride's roses showered with valley lilies. She was met at the altar by the groom with his Itest man, Mr. Thomas Humphries, and the beautiful and impressive cere mony was performed by Mac Fev F. II. Harding, rector of Grace chufMi. on the evening before the wedding an informal reception was 'held at the home of t'he bride's mother. Mrs. P. T ViHoplgue. tile guests Included only the families and (Intimate friends. Many beautiful aitol usefill presents attest the popularity of the couple and the love ami esteem in which they arc held. Mr. and Mrs. McDowell have gone on a wedding trip after will oh they will he at 'h,<>me In Pnnujen. Law Observance League to Meet The Law Observance League \v!j; meet Juno ISth a I Blaney B*iptl?t clnuvli. 8 o'clock. Ladies are urg.'d to attend this- meeting as ii i< growing in 1 rife ret. Captain Hnniel of Hie -Kershaw Era will be tin* sp ,itk"r of the nfternoon. Commencement Camden City Schools. It was Indeed a happy jwople that' thronged the new s<<hool auditorium Friday morning;, June 2nd at 10:30 to witness the. class exercises, that for the firat time he-Id the board*' in tint splendid new school building and when the following excellent programme was splendidly carried on : Class history, by Andrew Unmet '. class i>oet. Margaret Chewnirvg: biographer, Nell Kirkland ; statistician, Mary Emma Ilougb censor, Estelle Harding: alphabet, Vir ginia Clarke: joker, Herman feaum ; propiiet, Mary Baker Coodale ; will by Louis deLoaclio ; report of honors and statistics, superintendent J. (5. Rleli , ards, Jr. The clasps officers were: President. Charlie Kirkland: vice pre sident, Laurens >Fills : secretary and treasurer, Pete Mackey. And again oi> Friday evening, June 2ml, at 8:30 o'clock when thirty-tiwo fine glrLs and boys, Camden's own, graduated, many of them with honors. On this occasion Ml as Louise Hlrsrh re ceived the scholarship medal in the nlntli grade given by Judge Bennett, and Ml#s F>mlly Wooten<, Mie Eogllfdi medal in the tenth grade, donated by Mrs. Brat ton deLoache. The ttev. W. H. Hodges presented l>oth medals with a few well ebosen remarks. The fol lowing interesting programme was presented. Piano Solo? Jnm<tlle Ilaile. Invocation ? Her. W. H. Hodges. Musical Selection ? "Blo*somR Time" ? Glee Club. Salutatory ? .John I*aurena MlHs Valedictory ? fcstelle Williams. Musical Selection ? "Are you For Me or Against me?" j Address? Hon. John E. Swearlngen. j State Superintendent of Education. 1 ? "A Harden Lnl Delivery of Diplomas ? John T. Mackey and J. (I. Ridrards, Jr. Benediction ? Dr. K<hvln Muller. May the Cla>* motto: "Wc have crossed tb<* l?ay: tbe ocean lies before us,'' Ik' an Inspiration to the cla** through the coming years, and may each bark setting sail on this great ex panse be a Wo to weather the gales, never spring a leak or be foundered, but proudly ride nt anchor with "Suc ee**," floating At the must he-id. UREKN ? Mi l s Mihs Banna tlrceu, youngest dough tor of Mis |{ Ureon was married Saturday -to Henry 1>. Nlles of Ca\a doll, the beautiful, but simple niouy belirg performed at It Ir)i noon at the home of the bribe's* mother on llnriKM' at root and was wttttossod by about one hundred relatives add friends. The decorations wore in green and white ami throughout fiie whole lower floor tdi&sta daisies were used in pro fusion, toother witl* southern siullax, (asparagus plumes ami softly hurntnu candles. l?a ono end of tho hall as a sotting for the bridal party, on a low roatruui, was arranged a graceful 4?rcl* all being oovewd In snowy white with tracer lew of aoiftliern Mttllax. from tbe ? enter ot \vhh<h floated streamer* of airy full.- ending hi fhifl'.N l^p, with white pedestals on either side twt? holding In mnlitn': candelabra tmrntng white taper*. and two .crowned with lovely Kisketw of daisies. lUmeath this anlt tho vows wore spokom the Uov. 10. l?. Kerr. tho bride'# pastor t?f f |c*l? t Imu. using tho Inmrevslvc rlfcig cere inoiv.v . Just prior to i he ceremony, two beau tiful iejoOl inns ".Meditation" hy Mas si not anil "Avo Ma Ha" by Sohuherf wore wk ill fully rendered hy Miss Kato Dli'klsiti) till iho i]ilano with violin obligate hy Miss l.ola Hickman of Florence, "Tho Bridal Chor\rs" from Lohengrin being used as a procession al. Mvl>oweH'.s "To a Wild Uoao" was softly played during the ceremony. Tho lipldo was attended by her slater. Miss Ami lo (Jreeu. as maid of honor, Mrs. \V. A. Hlous ns dame- of honor and Miss Sarah llnnlor of Clinton and Miss lOmmic Alexander of Camden as bridesmaids ? -ail wearing becoming gowns of canton crepe in different colors and carrying arm 1>oiu|uetN of pink KUlarney rose*. The two charm ing little flower girls, Hnchcl Mower and Martha Nnel Summer wore dainty frocks <?f white organdy and carried bankets filled wtt'h daisies and tied with tllHe. atul little James Alfred Browning ot' (ioldvllle brought In the ring hid in tin* heart. of a lily. The bride descended the stair way witth her brother. William tJreon of ltockv Mount, N. C., by whom she ?Wi given in marriage. She wore a modish Miroe -piece suit of dark blue Import ed poriet twill combined with light tan. with hat and other uocess* ories t ?.? ihaU'h and carried a lovely bouquet of bride's roses and ferns. The groom was attended by \V. It. I>e I.oacho, of Camden as. best man. Misses Frances Noel, May Bowies. Mmry Metlluro and Caroline Weeks served a tempting salad course In (lie diningroont, which wis. in white and green. The bride's table, spread with a hamNome dluny laee cover, placed be ilea Uli the chandelier from which streams ?.f white tulle were drawn down in the center with four- silver candlesticks holding unshaded tapers. On mantel ..-end buffet were tiers or brightly burning caHidlos, and bowls of sbasia dairies were used etrectlvely all about the room. Hefreshing punch was served on the broad veranda by . Mrs. Samuel Howies of .Jacksonville, Fla., and .\frs. Boyd Jacobs, the bride's book Wdug in charge of Mrs. Frank Chap man. A hand-oiue collection of wed ding presents in china, out g'Jass and silver was displayed in t'he living room. As-isting In the various rooms were : Mrs. T. M. Noel. Mrs. P. R Scoft. Mrs W. II. Hunt. MJ*s Fannie McCaughrln, Mr-. S. It. Jones and Mrs. 1-'. '/. Wil son. Mr. and Mrs. Nile* left shortly after the ceremony by automobile for Columbia, whence they left for .a siiort bridal trip. The evening before (be wedding the bridal, puirty and out 'of town guests were delightfully entertained by Mr. a'i:d Mrs. T. M. Neel at their suburban home. The piazza- and surrounding grounds wore brightly lighted with Japanese biiiterns. and nasturtiums furnished the pretty decoration for the interior. The hours passed swiftly slid pleasantly with inusic anil conver sation. Punrii was served all during the evening on the veranda by Misses Caroline Tarrant. May Bowies and Fiances Neel, and Ices and cake were served in the dining room. Among the out-of-town people at tending* the wedding were: Mr. and Mrs. 10. N, MvDoweil of Camden. Miss Km nth Hunter of Clinton. Mrs. W. A. lHeus of Clinton, Miss Kit Williams, of Buffalo, N. V.. Misses Kate and I/ola Dickinan of Florence, Miss Emiule Alexander of <'amden, . W It. De Loache of Camden and J. C. Bothf^ of Camden, Mrs. L. W. C. B la lock, of tioldvllle, S. C. ? Newd>erry (H>server. Mrs. L. A. Kirkland's Party. The largest card party of the rea son was glv^n at the Country Club. Monday afternoon when Mrs Lawrence A. Kirkland was the agreeable hostess, and Mrs. Charles Salmon*!, of Spartan burg the popular honor guest. Mrs. Halmond Is very [plea stmt ly remembered in her home town as Miss "Tinnle" Boykln, and as it I* also the native soil of her hudband, a double welcome awaited ttie?m. and on this occasion old friendships were renewed and now ones formed. Yellow j*eoms to Ite the flavor I te color scheme for the Country Club as it blends so beautifully with the fur nishings. In a setting of nasturtiums, lilies, shasta daisies and forest greens, eighteen table-* were arranged for bridge, while tall vases of black-eyed susans nodded a cherry welcome to the coming guests. Four hAndsome prlz-e* were as follows: Top score Mrs. Hughey Tin dal, consolation, Mrs. ('. P. DuBoso, Booby Mrs. Briggs, of Washington, I). C? and a lovely reminder to the truest of honor. After the game the hostess served Ice cream, cake and Itonhons In wtdob the color scheme wn<? cleverly .-a'Hed out. NOTICE OF ELECTION. Notice Is hereby given that an elec tion for a health officer will be held on Friday, June 80th, 1022, in fcfxi council room at 7:30 p. m. C. W. BILLINGS. Chairman. Announcement Curds. Friends in Cauulen havo received the following interesting Huounccmeut : "Mrs. Jordan HHey Urecu mi iu.iuu .> the marriage of liev d^ngh Hanna Wells, to Mr. Henry D 1X011 Ml?^. Saturday, June 10th nineteen bundfod ami twenty -two. Nowherry, South Carolina," Tl?l? came as a $uri>rlsc to many a* only a few knew the Interesting secret. The bride I* not a stranger in Ca union, having hold a ixksltlolt here In off too work and winning many friends In both business and v social circles. Charming in manner and peraou she will he quite an addition to Camden's tpefol rirrle* and will receive a cor dial welcome in hojr husband's homo WWII,1- ? ? ? Mr. Nlles. editor and proprietor of tho Ciimdon Ohronlolo, numbers hi* j friofids by those who know hiin and as Wo havo been positively forbidden to throw any bonquets in ids direction, wo make no further oonnneiHs, Wo Plddlsh, lu>wover, in lids Issue an ac count tho wedding from tho New berry paper. Mr. and Mrs. Nlles are ?t homo to their friends at I lie home of Mr. and Mrs. W. I... McDowell on l.ytileton street. Missionary Society to Meet. The general meeting of the Woman's Missionary xSi>elety of tlio Oaniden Haptist Church wlfl be held at the church Tuesday afternoon, Juno 20th, at 4 o'clock. A full attendance from the Circle* is desired. Visitors wel come. Mix. John Wilson, Secretary. Mrs. W. U DePagti Entertains. Mrs. Alex Clnrksoo Was eotftpllnient ed Saturday morning, when Mrs. W. L. ^iJePas^. entertained two wiUlos of bridge in her honor. The score prize was won by Mrs. I>au Jones, while tho * guest of honor was also remembered Willi a pretty souvenir of the occasion. After cards the hostess served deli cious refreshments. University of South Carolina SCHOLARSHIP AND ENTRANCE U EXAMINATIONS. 'i'he examination for the award of vacant scholarships in tho University of South Carolina and for admission of new students will bo held at the County Courthouse July 14, 1022, at 0 a. in. Applicants must not be 109s than six teen years of ago. When scholarships are vacant after July 14 they will be awarded to those making tho highest average at examination, provided they meet the conditions governing the award. Applicants for scholarships should wrlto to President Currell for scholarship application, blanks. Those blanks pro]>erly filled out by tho ap plicant should bo filed with President Currell by July 10. Scholarships are worth $100, free tuition and foes. Next session will open .September 20, 1022. For further information write President W. S. Currell University of S. nC., Columbia, 8. C. Oswald-Scheldt Cards. Mr. ;u;d Mm, Oswald haw issued in vitations to tUo marriage of their daughter, Phoebe. to Mr. Loon ?rd Schonk of Cauidc u. the inarlage to' be solemnised at high noon on Juno 28th, tVt the home of t'ho bride at A Honda It), South Carolina. After a wedding trip they will mako their hpwe In Camden where the bride Is well known and has many friend* and admirers, having been a success* fill and ipopular teacher In the high school of thjtt city for t wt> yearn. The groom is the elder son of Mr. and, Mrs. l,oo Kchenk, a popular young busi ness man of sterling worth and charac ter. Pitching Their Teitfs, The vicinity of Cam don abounds t?i beautiful and plotnrostpie Spots that prove alluring and cntlelhg to thostv who hear and hoed "The Cull, of t'he Woods" in good old summer time. And already several tents have boon pitched on the i>lne*f ringed shorts of -the lake* ?nui streams that surround our Httlii city nestled among the pines. Mr. L. T. Mills and family are among those who are on joy lug the cool breezes, fishing snd swimming, etc., a lid fbe shade of the forest during these hot day*. Mrs. H abort Mayro Is also chaporone to an Interesting party ot young people, They Forgo to the Fronts. Congratulations to Herman YfaumSEor winning first honor lii the Firestone state contest, and here's hoping con tinued success, and his winning out In the National contest. In a class of five hundred at Win tthrop College, sixteen were highly dis tinguished. and among that number were Miss Hetty Ifailo, of Camden and Miss Helen Boykin of near Camden. Miss Klizuhetli Carrison in Paris.1? A cablegram received by Mr, and Mrs. II. (J. CTarrlson, states that their daughter, Miss Elizabeth, who sailed the first of June has arrived safely in Paris. Miss < Wrlson expect to re main in Europe the halance of the summer. * Date of Kiicanipment Changed. The date of the encampment for girl's belonging to Home Demonstra tion (Uubs has been changed from June *J0, 00 and July 1, until some time in August which dnto will be an nounced later.. Services at Catholic Church. Services at the Catholic church Sun day June lKth will be as follows: Mass and sermon at 10 a. m. ; Sunday 'school at 0:15 a m. All are cordially invited to attend these services. Miss Cornelia Aldred. of Charleston is visiting her sinter Mrs., Alfred Afe I,eod. Your Today! To insure delivery of a new FORD car for this Summer's use. FORD cars are hard to get, there is a shortage throughout the country. The price of FORD cars have not advanced yet. The touring still sells at $499 cash fully equipped. Should you not care to pay all cash on de livery, we recommendj3ur*?THRIFT PLAN. You pay $185.75 when car** is delivered and the bal ance at $30.95 per month, which includes in terest for one year, in fact everything. Get Your Order In Quickly. DO IT TODAY ? DO IT NOW Come in ? let'stalk it over. It will pay you to investigate. KERSHAW MOTOR CO. Telephone 140 Camden, S. C. Laurens Street Greenhouse WILLIAM L. GOODALE, Mgr. EVERYTHING IN FLOWERS SPECIAL ? Two Year Old Rom BujIms 25c Ejtch Phone 193 ?> ' Camden. S. C.