Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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facial and Personal News ?*" r nftl N?ttU? -f " ? '?? >;> jJ^st your city, boost your lioo*t the church that ypu attend, * frfpt tfc? ?tr?kCHt ??*i which youre dwel ling, |{,K,st the goo<l? that you iii'# HelHnif, )k*ost pWOfc round about you, * -11,ey can get along without you, j{Uf gucceda Will sooner find them ff they tow that you're behind them. Iv??-1 t<?T every forward movement, HoO?t Tor every new improvement, Iiiif man 'or whom you lalxn 0o<?t l,M> stranger hiuI the neigh bori ( Vase to he a chronic knocker, (N am- to be a progress blocker, Jgfrou'd n>ake your city better, jloost it to the final letter, and' ? build ^wrmaiient road*. ?*: i Mm. K, Richie Now in ilrs. B? Q? Richie, who r^%tfy"MW!" eovoted from an operation in a CoUnu bin irospttaV ^a:S sooe to Baltimore <o?r H jitay of several weeks an<J a com plete recovery. Sheila the popular a*id efficient- president of ithe CUvlc Ix^ague, and by a standing vote at fbe last meeting, the League (refused (o accept her resignation, hoping that she will noon be able to twume the tMiHes Vw an office that she has so efficiently filled. '? . ii -?<? v \v. fridge Toumament at Country Ckib. Hobklrk Hill Chapter D. A. R will giVe a bridge tournament at the Coun try Cltib tomorrow, < Saturday Jii'tc.i iioon. A cordial Invitation is extended to the public -to make up tables. A fee of $2.00 a table will be charged, which includes refreshments. Those. who moke up tables are asked to notify the entertainment commltee, not later Hian noon Friday, and all a^e'a^kefr to bring table and cards, as tiiis plan prevents ijny confusion and is a great help to the com mi tee In Charge. Phone or see the following /ladies on the en tertainment committee: B Pittf, Mrs P T. Vlllepigue, s j/indsay. "Weenie" Rfcast. < >j An enjoyable nnd unique afrra the w?ek was the "weenie" ^ giveu by circle number fcjyo Roman's Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church complimenting the business wonrat?K circle and the teachers of ?thg t;igo Mill village. T Around six o'clock on* Friday after noon the erow<l gathered at the home of Mrs. W. J. Dunn, from which an auto ride brought them to tU&>-,Creci pice, n picturesque spot east of the town that for many by-gone years Jiqsj been associated with the sentimen^iM!!! romance of old Camden. How well we remember the oid hill with its car lK'ts ef pink arirutus i<i an early spFlng nnd of fragrant pine needles iu au tumn. A pretty spot for the bon.tljes and beds of live coal* over vyh.icli3,he ''weenies'' and marshmallows were toasted, the bacon fried ami t-hp coffee made clear and steaming. Hot rolls, pickles -aml other good eats coi^pl^od n tempting supper after whfpT| \ $K& played old time games and told jokes. Altogether it was a delightful, unqiue and informal occasloj^ Majestic Theatre PROGRAM 9 ? fT FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13th' Metro Presents - ?r? ? j r Aiiw Terry nnd Jack MiilhbH iu "TURN TO THE RIGBTI^ , This will l>e orw of t>??t - liked {a^iutws we have ' AjkI a Christie "ASSORTED HEROES" * u\.i.\iA SATURDAY. OCTOBER Franklin Farnum wrfh' Francis Ford and J* 1 'I Shorty Hamilton in .? "SO THIS IS ARIZONA?: "^1 and ''FAJR ENOUGH" A (Christie Corte<Jy ?r;* ? . MONDAY, OCTOBER 16tK '1 <ia.Tthe Hughes wJtliV ? ? rf' (rrace I>armond ij* r \ "I CAN EXPLAIN" V Motro Wondorplay Also KinograniH TUESDAY. OCTOBER 47th ' ' ?'aok Holt with Fritui Brunette In a Paramount Picture WHILE SATAN SLEEPS'* And a Christie Comedy "HUBBY BEHAVyy^x WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 18U* Bert Lytell with Sylvia Broamer in , %.-*? "THE FACE BETWEEN". . * A substantial atory well toM And Screen Snapshots THURSDAY, OCTOBER l*th Koy Stewart in a true to life in tt?e Northwest "UFR-fl (tfUEATKST QUESTION" And a <liii>l? OnMdr , + ?tooHwmmim bumr. m ' ?r ItattUt of Mrs. S. M. Barf Wd. Friend* lu Camden wero jprlevod to toar offte <k*th .of^lre. BalUe Moor* BarTleld, wiifch occurred lu A^hevllle, JK^?*u,r*^y' QPHM?110 5tb * 11 :?fr pp. Although htdelloato health ^o* % long tlam the end came suddenly, ?^?d \)ufy 0ti4 ol livr children w?? at her l?edt*idc. Mrn, Duitlap, Th? r& imU\H wore brought to Camden Friday and st>ivlcea lieV}' ftt the hoane m' Mr. SmyN Halsall, conducted by the ttov. oivnd J. J. Joftnsou, pastor of the Camden llaptM church. 'tin- burial wan in the family pl<*t In the old Qua ker cemetery. Mrs. BarfleHl wa? l>oru In Camden nlxty^ix year a ago. the daughter of the la to M r. aivd Mrs. Travis Moon\ In early womanhood she married Mr. T. J. Carfleld. of this county, who for many years was a promiuent merchant of this city. They reared a large and Interesting family of nine children. Mr. Jtyarfleld died several years ago, aud wince that time alio has almost en tirely made her homo away from here. had many friends lu her native town however, for her kindly heart, generous nature and brilliant repaid 'toft eoufcl not he easily fovgott<iu The following children survive her: ^Irs Jack OhurchllJ, of Charleston; Mrs Jyaura Ihinlap, Ashevitlo; Mth WflHam Wlsu, Hickory, ;N. C.; Mrs Horace Stevenson, Lexington, Ky.; Mrs Barbara Curtis, Asheville; Messrs Thomas \V Barfield, Oreen vllle;, A I) BarfieVl, Wilmington, N. <5. ;C V Bar field, San Francisco, Cal. &he alfco leaves . a si?ter. Mrs John Smyrl, aud a daughter'in>!*iw, Mr^ Travis Bar field, l>oth of tlTls city. ''What Is this death we fear? '? The pea Refill" close of stormy life? Of reckless passion's away; ' The veil that mantVs all cares and ! ' woes; Tlie heavenly ending of an earthly day; The crown of time well spent; The portal fair, which ojhmis the way , ; To never ending Joy; It sets the captive frOe as air From all the fetters which on earth annoy." To Meet With Wateree/liurch.? The Ijaw Observance l^*ngue of Kershaw County will meet with the Wateree MlU'church mi Sunday, Octo ber 15th. at 3 o'clock p. m. Oovernor Hect Thomas (J. McI>eod Is expected to .be present and will address the meeting. All are urged to attend and the Indies are most especially invited. Met With Mrs. Pitts. The- reassembling of Hobklrk Hill Chapter I). A. It. on Thursday after a delightful occasion, with "ttr&:TV. B. Pitts as the gracious hos tess. The regent, Miss Minnie Cly bttrn, presided and several matters of Importance <iame up for discussion. TlleTRglstrar, Mrs. John S. Lindsay, jread^g letter from Mrs. John Stevens, ipt Iv^fshaw, stating that she thought H possible to obtain several new mem bers for Hrfbkirk Hiti~ in Kershiivr. The chai>ter will !>e glad to Increase its. membership and instructed the -registrar to forward application blanks to MrSv Stevens ahd she^-hi"Tunr^aviU deliver tiiem to the applicauts^Alrs. Yiugliey Tinda'y was proposed for mem bership ami accepted. It was decided to improve the D. A. R. Chapter hall by putting In water and other conveniences. This is one of Camden's o'jd land marks and all should feel interested in keeping it in ?tact for posterity. Kershaw's first X30u|*t House was built on this site In 1771 and destroyed by fire in 1779, the ?building now standing replaced it and is the property of Hobkirk Hill Chaj> ter,' D. A. R. It represents antique aaid architectural beauty and is Iden tified with Camden's earliest history. It la filled with echoes of the past, "No past Is dead for us, but only sleep to*." Then let us be true to those who jjavo gone whose presence once filled the offices as they dlsclmrged their jfdpH^,.round of duties, and to those whose eloquertce still echoes in mem pry, ^hrough the beautiful old court room. Let us keep it not only In a srtaf^ 'of preservation but one , of fWflutoesA. FV>r this reason Hobkirk Hill Chapter will make an effort to <mtf?e funds in the near future. Qn .Saturday afternoon, October 14til. the chapter will give a bridge parfy at the Country ChJb, ami on the 19th of October will furnish the din ner Tfor the Chamber of Commerce. The recent appointed committees to take charge of both affairs. After business a social hour was en Joyed. The hostess served refresh ments oonsisting of n salad course followed by sweets. IVY LODGE \ 1205 Broad Street CAMDEN. SOUTH CAROLINA Open for winter fiietta from November 15th to Mar lath. Central UoUm. Good TaMe. RxeeUent Sorrier. Special rate* for iwiia For partirtilar* ad Lv MK8. K. G. * ? ^ HJ.it PERSONAL MENTION k Mr 1 C Hough W*? ft lousiness visitor W<? Sumter this week. 11 Mrs William Shamion 1%-fi Sunday Hbr <Tileago. ill., where she wIW vWt 'until the last of Novettdwr. fl|. Miss Stella' A. 11*11 baa a<*vpted a {position* as prtoclps! of the Oawmtt which opened in#t Monday. Mto Mary Hayes, of Kvrshaw. laj expected In tl* city to spend thia week-end with her sifter, Mra J G Itiohards, Jr. Mr and 'Mrs W L tJoodale have re-1 turned from an eoctended wedding |rip north and are at home to their friend* ou Lyttleton Street. Mr 1 B Alexander, of Jaoksoiivllle, I'Fla.. la homo on a visit to mother, \$Ar* t? Alexander, re<nip<?rating from u hovtm'o attack of deugue fever. Mrs I.eon Sehlashurg Will leave Monday to attend /the wedding of n friend In Spartanburg. after which she will visit at her old home, Macon, On.'v '? c Mrs Bol>ert Team and son. I>oiu\ld, &eft Sunday for Ashevllle, N. C.t where they will make the(r home with I hp former's daughter.- Ink T J Cly burn. . . 'M1ws Mary . Bhu,*kwoll, of 'Kershaw, luis accepted work . In.... the High school of this olt.V^ "While here she is muklug her home with Mrs. Kiumn Villepigue. '? Miss Hluaheth Onrrlaon, who has been traveling abroad during the past, summer, is expected home around the first of November. . She expects to sail for America fXotober 21?t., Mrs. O. W: Rvaus of Camden spent the week-end with her sister-In-flaw, Mrs. W. II. Zeigler, while heV son and others from Oajnden went on to Clem-j son for the Olemson-Cenfcre game.?> Newberry Herald and -News. Among the new -Salespeople employ ed by Hirseli Bros, and -Oo.& fttt* Mrs Ilaltlwanger, of Oliapin. In the ladles ready-Ufc-Wear ; Mr 4 J^ C- Wilson, of Orangebfirg, in the' Clothing depart ment ; and Mr T W I*a trick, of Ches ter. In the shoe department Miss Boykln Entertains. The Thursday afternoon bridge club was charmingly entertained this week by Miss Minette Boykln. In ad dition to the club mem1>er8 Miss Boy kln had three extra tables at which two prices were offered. The score prize went to Mrs. J>awrence Kirk land. the consolation to Mrs. Frank Woo ten. .*-v *--j ? . > On Friday afternoon Miss Boykln was again hostess to seven tables of bridge. Miss IWbeckn-h .DeJyoaehe won top score aiul Mrs. Clifton MoKain the consolation. On eaeh occasion the -rooms were effectively decorated iijt: dainty cosmos, in all their varied shades. After cards, ice cream and cftke were served at l>oth parties. Wlnthrop Tea. On Friday afternoon, October lHth. members of the Wlnthrop Chapter and all former students of Wlnthrop College, whether they nre members of the Clia?pter or not, are cordially In vited and urged to be present at a "Wlnthrop Tea!' given by Mrs. J. (J. Ilichairds, Jr., at her home on Fair Street. It lias i>een arranged to have a "Wlnthrop Tea" once a month on the same date and at -the same hour nt every place in South Carolina where there is u group of Wlnthrop Daugh ters. The state's income from the gasoline tax and Income tax amounted to $1 ,.'M>4,fi46.<}4 during Hi*1 month of Sep tember. Announcement Party. Olio of the most attractive parties of the season was given on Tuesday evening with Miss Wilbur McOallum as hostess and Miss Lois Wil liams, a.s gu^st of * Amid a charming setting of fferaii, five tables were arranged for hiridjg* and the fas cinating ga<*io licld^nlfijjjjtvay for more thin two hiputs. conclusion of th^ game the dining room thrown open a*nd it ^retfenfecT a# original and beautiful scene. On ttie polished ta ble a setfing of fertis, white flowers and burning candles representee! in detail a church decorated for a wedding and on a white ipedestal, robed in bridal attire, we^riqg, orange bios Moms, stood a radiant bride. Above the table hung a wedding bell of * charming design. For a few moments the merry orowd guessed whose ser?ret r. . ? J. " they wwe about fo learn, when, the plaits of refreshments l>earing <lainty cupldC bore the words, "A Surprise." and lifting one of the wings of cupid the secret was ont, for there was, "T4te announcement of the engagement of Miss T/ols Williams and Mr. Jim Oan dy." The delicious refreshments af chick en salad, crackers, sandwiches and iced tea prove*! quite aoop^tablc and refreshing after which the rooms wore cleared and the happy crowd danced JjpjC an hour. ? ? _ . Tha W* of honor wa s presented by ihe hottem with a tox'af Jovptf linen t+r her labia. ? > 5# ? Aumuturnuriit THE CAMDEN CLOTHING CO. Now Open for Business at Store Room Fomerly Known as The Mens Shop. SHOWING A COMPLETE LINE OF Mens' and Boys* Clothing and Furnishings y .* ? -V We invite you to call on us. You will be shown every courtesy whether you make purchase -?^ or not. We Are Specializing on . Suits with Two Pair Pants. Our Prices Reasonable and for Cash. The Camden Clothing Company H. BARUCH, Manager ?ift .1* .. . .? ? Miss Williams Ls one of Camden's fairest daughters, lovely in person, charmfbg in manner ami an accom plished musician. Numbering licr friends by the score, her wedding?a , social event of November, will be of ( groat interest to a large circle of friends. Mr. Gandy is a young man of at tractive .personality and <rt.orling worth, whose home was in Hartsville until recently, when he chose Raleigh as his future home; and there the popular couple will make their home . A number of i?arties are being planned for Miss Williams, who is a great favorite with her bevy of friends. Ijey-Springs Wedding Brilliant Affair. Springfield,* Ma**.. Oct. 4.?Miss Frances Hubbard Ley* daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold AlexandersLey, of Longhill street, became the bride of Rliiott White Springs of Fort Mill, South Carolina, son of Col. Leroy Springs of Lancaster, S. C., at a cere mony which -took place In the Old First Church this afternoon. Rev. Dr. Neil MoPlierson performed the Ceremony, using tbe slngte ring service. As "?the guests assembled John G. Clarke, organist at the chnrch, gave a recital. The numbers including a prelude, "Lohengrin," ''Pastorale," "Gullmanf," "Romance In D Flat/' La mane, Serenade, Mosfkowsky, and the ?'Cathedral/' from "Lohengrin," Wag ner. Mr. Clarke also played the bridal chorus from "Lobengrtn," ass wedding marches, including the.. processional and Mendelssohn's wedding march fob K>wi*ig the service. Miss I^ey was attended by Miss Lu cia L. Vannum, of Watseka, 111., a classmate at Smith College, as maid ?of honor, and the bridesmaids were Airs. William A. Fletcher, Jr., and Ml as Margaret Ley. n sbyter of the bride. The best liuau was Lawrence Callahan of Chicago, III., and Freder ick Goodrick of Milwaukee, Wis., Win throp Smith of New York City, Ben nett Oliver of Pittsburgh, Pa? Julian! Walker of Itock lint, S. C., served jih ushers. Th? bride wore a gown of white net and charmciisc<, embroidered in sil ver, with a train of Charmeuse and sliver cloth. _JlIer veil* of old family lace was arranged wkh tulte In Span ish My la She carried bride's rosea. wore gowns of crepe romJTtfe maid of honor*# being of ?oft orange shade and the brides maids' of .foldrn bmro. Their bats of velvet and lace nmtcliert th^lr gowns. A formal reeeptUm for members of the famiUes anil relatives followd the ?ceremony In tfie bride's home. Tho bride and bridegroom were assisted in receiving by their parents, Mr. and iMrs, Harold Ley and Ool. Ixroy Spring# nnd Mm Spring of South Carolina. Aff-er nil extended wedding trip Mr. ttprijigH and his bride will make tlielT hotne In tlio White homestead at Fort win, s. c. '(pif Fourth National Convention American Legion NEW ORLEANS, LA. October 16 to 20, 1922 Southern Railway announces reduced fares of one fare for the round trip from all points, upon presentation of Identification Certificates, account of the above con vention.. , *< Tickets will be sold good for use October 5th to 18th, inclusive, and limited 30 days for returning, exclusive of date of sale. Stopover privileges are allowed at any station in eitfher direction. The round trip fare from Camden, S. C., being $27,21. Double daily through train service between main line points and New Orleans. Pullman and dining car ser vice unexcelled. ?? '? ? * For further information and reservations call on tteket agents. s S.H.McLEAN, District Passenger Agent, Columbia, S. C. NOTICE! Before Buying Your Bagging and Tires, see F. M. Wooten My Prices Are the Lowest.