The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 04, 1926, Image 5
Farewell For Mrs. Guthrie.
Mrs. E. P. Calhoun entertained at
her home on Font? street Friday eve
ning in honor of Mrs. J, JK. Guthrie,
who leaves Cheater at an early date
to make her home in Camden. There
were ten tables of bridge players, the
top score prize being won by Mrs. If.
S. Adams, Guests prizes were presented
to Mrs. Lucy Piatt of Marion
and Mrs. Hamlin Briggs of Columbia.
Mrs. Z. Vance Davidson presented the
honor guest with a set of luncheon
napkins, the gift from the hostess.
After the games .block cream, cake
and bonbons weto served. The out of
town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Hamlin
Briggs of Columbiu and Mrs. Lucy
Piatt of Mariop.
Miss Thomasia Guthrie, who will
leave Chester with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Guthrie, to make her
home in Camden, was given a surprise
farewell party by the Service league
of St. Mark's Episcopal church on the
Ripplomeyer lawn Monday evening.
The decorations were in blue and
white, the league colors, and sweet
peas. Progressive conversation and
dancing were indulged in after which
block cream, cake and punch were
served. Mrs. Floyd .White presented
Miss Guthrie with a lbvely orchid
feather fan as a parting gift from the
league. While refreshments were
being served toasts were in order
from the guests.?Chester correspon-t
dence Columbia State.
Mrs. Richards Now in Laurens
Laurens, May 30,^-Mrs. John G
Richards, of Liberty HH1, who has
beeft a patient at a Rock Hill hospital
for the past several weeks, was
brought to Laurens yesterday, accompanied
by Major Richards, and she
will convalesce at the -home of her
SnnwJuamd ??Ughi?r' and Mrs
John Wells Todd. Two daughters 1
Misses Bettie and Rheba, the former
engaged in welfare work at the Watts I
mills village here, and the latter, a
member of the teaching staff of the
Laurens school, make their home with
the Todds, and the people of Laurens
are happy that they, too, havfe. tttelr
mother with them, and can minister
to her as she recovers her health.
Major Richards was greeted by I
numbers of friends on every hand in !
the community.
Botts-Clarke.
A marriage coming as a surprise
m- VI friends, was that of
Miss Maude Botts to Mr. W. Arthur
Methodisf" Monday evening at the
rI* ^ rp upa??nage ln this city,'
m ' r* Pecler Performing the ^reMil?'p"
A ?presence of a few fiends.
Miss liom is a native of Abbeville,
ma?e any friends
dunng her stay of several years in
th!f Dak' ?larke 'S a member of
the DeKalb Grocery and is a popular
am progressive young business man
f ( amden. They have a large circle
of fi lends who will be interested in
heir marriage. The young couple
left immediately after the ceremony
v, ,A "lobor trip to the mountains of
v?oith Carolina._
U. D. C. .Chapter To Meet
The John D. Kennedy Chapter
L. U. C. will meet om Monday afternoon
at 4:30 o'clock with Mrs. R. W
Mrs P TiriiM; M' R.?f??aover and
; f V T' vd|epigue will be assistant
Attend members are urged to
attend this meeting
\ BUurn8' farmer ^ Warrior
reek church section of Laurens'
revnty, has killed 75 crows ami four
chicken hawks this year. Last yl*r
hawks tota,Ied 107 crows and ten j
Notice to Debtors and .Creditors. !
of All persons indebted to the estate !
requested decebsed, are hereby
u pay same and all per ons
to whom the said W. B Allred
present th1?1 V*! hereby notified to
at the offien1" #!?"}"' duIy a?e8ted,
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BJune
2, 1926. 3t
^"rsonal mention
t?uJ!F . i!y lj*n* ia the guest of
friends in Charleston this week.
i> ? *Jl?? . vC2!5 of New Orleans
? ,>ffm<ion thi? *?k.
Mrs. Cora Richey, of Spartaryburir
Mi * m relative? ^ Camden.
Miss May Hershroan of Pittsburgh
is t e guest of Mrs, G. ?}. Alexander
tnis week.
I if, r!.8LG,tt<,yu WeB.t of Charleston is
>Ji Camden where she will spend sevrral
days as the guest of relative^
Misses Margaret Ueloaehe and
'Mary Goodale are visiting this week
in Columbia, the guests of Mrs. Stan-'
loy VVatkins.
The following students of Winthiop
College have returned to their homes
Tor the summer vacation: Misses
Harriett. Lipscomb, Emily Jenkins,
onneau Hall, Alma Holland, Roberta
Hmson, Mazie Roberts, Martha
Workman, Polly DePass, Elisabeth
Clarke.
Mr. John Porter left Thursdav
after "a^ vis ft & homVn ?
auei a visit of several days at the
home of his mother, Mrs. 1^ I. Proctor.
Mr. I orter is returning by motor
Frnp?HCC?nn>^nying him are M?88
S?i M? Bateman and Miss Willie
Belle Macljey who will spend the
summer in New York City.
Among those attending the gradual
on exercises at Winthrop College
John WSii!^re th? Allowing: Mrs.
John Williams and Miss Cora Willi/010'
r* an<* Mrs. W. R. Hough
Hou^h13IMrU:h?/- HvU?h' Mr- Charlie
Hough, Mrs. G. E. Taylor, Mrs. H. S.
Steedman, Mrs Virginia Clarke, ali
I of Camden, and Mrs. J. A: Bell anc
young daughter; Messrs. Karl Rosborough
and J. C. Team, of Lugoff.
.. CLEMSON HAS BAD FIRE.
Engineering Building Destroyed and
? Four Firemen Hurt.
Clemson College, May 27.?The engineering
building of Clemson college
was completely destroyed by fire
here this afternoon, with a loss to
,and iclonte"ts estimated at
$300,000, less than half of which is
covered by insurance. Four firemen
were injured by falling bricks, two of
a? "eedin? hospital treatment.
I he fire, the origin of which is undetermined,
started about 4 o'clock
at a point immediatelytfabove the machine
shop, . Prof. S. R. Earle, direc,the
engineering department,
with almost all of his staff were in
the building at the time. The flames
spread so rapidly that students work1
ing in the architectural rooms on the
top story were forced to descend a
| ladder set up by college cadets. The
cadet corps worked heroically in
fighting the fire and attempting to
,save equipment.
LjFire apparatus from Anderson,
j Greenville and Easley gave material
aid in fighting the blaze. . The Anderson
truck in charge of Chief. F. F.
| McConnell, arrived first and gave help
in halting the blaze, which for a time
! threatened the .fertilizer building adjoining.
The Greenville truck in
charge of Chief F. E. McDonald and
nine firemen, made the 32 mile run
from Greenville in 46 minutes. A
truck from 1 Seneca, which answered
the call for aid, broke down about'
two miles from the college.
Four members of the ~ Greenville
fire department were injured in fighting
the blaze. Owen Turner was dVercome
by smoke, 'John Cooper was
bruised by falling brick, while Jimmy
Burns ^nd Harold Burns were taken
to the Clemsop hospital when they
suffered severe injuries under a falling
wall.
From Across the Big Pond.
A postcard from Mrs. S. K. Winkler,
formerly of Camden, and who
spends her winters hej?$ doing publicity
work, tells us that she is having
a most delightful stay at Lake Geneive,
in Switzerland. She will visit
other places in the old country before
returning to her home in New York.
FOR TREASURER
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for County Treasurer subject to
the rules of tfie Democratic primary.
. J. W. CANTEY.
For House of Representatives.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for" the House of. Representatives,
subject To the rules governing
[ the Democratic primary.
I- LOWING DAVIS 7
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annual commencement
(Continued from Page One)
garet Coodale.
Grade 7-A?Elizabeth Zemp.
RochdU Sh^~RObeM *enne<,y'
ii Grn1?u B?tty Cureton, Caroline
Richardson.
Watts^6 9 A Mary B?ykin? Elmer
Grade U-B-^-Evelyn Bruce, Virginia
Haile, Ellen Stewart.
Grade 10-A?Moultrie Burns, Rob-!
ert Davis, Carolyn Heyman, Louise
Jennings, Willie Porter, Louis Lang,
Margaret Rast. '
Grade 10-B John Richardson.
\ ?r 4i,1-A ^:aro,yn Wooten,
Susie Watkins, Jemel Rabon, Maud
Dabney.
Grade 11-B?Margaret Billing#,
Sarah DePass.
Scholarship Honor Roll
Grade 1-A?Minnie Sue Bruce,
Catherine Dempster, Ruth Evans,
Jean, Wilson, Florence Savage, Sidney
Kirkland, Woodrow Benson,
Bobby Marye, Lyles Munn, Jack
Mogulescu, Isaac Pitts.
Grade 1-B?Billy Nettles, Guy
Love, Rebecca Rush, Leo Snyder.
Grade 2-A?Sarah Bissell, Sadie
Frietag, ^Elizabeth Goodale, Alma
Hunter, Emily Sheorn, Emily.Shan2?n-Vu
?!LB, SteXenson? Lillie Mae
Smith, Thelma Stokes, Edna Strak,
Helen Tindal, Belton Beard, Ned
Heard, Jack Brown, Everett Goodale,
Murray Graham, Jack Halsall, L. S.
Ra^m,ond Moore, McKain
Richards, Robert Shaw, Marion
Smith, William H. West.
o 8"A~JKathe?rirte Brayshaw, I
[Ruth DeLoache, Charlotte DuBose,
I Eleanor Hopkins, Annie Kelly, Ruth
Moseley, Estelle Myers, Frances Mc-1
fLeod, Dorothy Van Landingham,
Jerome Hoffer, Roland Moore, .+ A I
Rast. ;
Grade 3-B?Etta Scaffe.
Clyburn, Cecil i
McCaskill, Fletcher Moore, Jr., (
Luther Shaw, William Thompson, J
Mary Lee Blakeney, Mary Ellen I
Kirkland, Lorine Strak.
Grade 6-A?James Moore, Samuel!
McCaskill, Joseph Lang, Jack Boyd, |
Grace Love, Nancy Browne.
Gr?4e 0-A?Grace Robinson. Gray- J
son Shaw, Margaret Goodale, Alice
DePass, Marie Haile.
wnint-L 7-A^?Charles DeLoache, |
Willie Haile, Carolina Houser, Eliza- j
beth McCaskill, Carolyn McKain,
Emily Pitts, Lenora Rhame, Etheil
Snyder, >
Grade 7-B?Mabel Flowers, Marguerite
McCaskill.
Grade 7-C?Sarah Shivar.
Grade 8-A?Robert Kennedy, Dun- f
can Lang, Rochelle Sheorn, Benton I
Burns.
Grade 8-B?Catherine Boykin, j
Carolyn Burnet, Betty Cureton, Caroline
Richardson.
Grade 9-A?Mary Boykin,-Louise J
Trapp, Elmer Watts, Joe Mogulescu. I
Grade 9-B?Evelyn Bruce, Virginia I
Haile, Ellen Stewart, Mary Brown. !
Grade 10-A?Moultrie Burn, Robert!
Davis, Carolyn Heynian, Louise |
Jennings, Willie Porter, Louis Lang, |
Margaret Rast.
Grade 10-B?John Richardson. J
Grade 11-A? Carolyn Wooten, |
Susie Watkins,! Jemel Rabon, Pearl
Jones, Maud Dabney.
Grade 11-B?Charles Lorick, Sarah.
Gettys, Jumelle Haile, Martha Single-I
ton, Patsy Stewart; Harriet WhitakerTj
Attendance Honor Roll j
The following pupils were not ab- j
sent a day during the school year just
closing: ..
Grade 1-A?Jean Wilson, Lyles
Munn. , v.
t .&ra5? ?Leila B. Christmas,
Gillie Mae Smith, Emily Sheorn, Lena
Stevenson.
Grade 2-B?-Louise McLeod. I
Grade 3-A-?*-Ka,therine Brayshaw,
Mary Richey. I
Grade 3-B?Alma Smyrl, Roscoe |
Johnson. j
Grade 4-A?-Cecil McCaskill, Hamilton
Osborne, Alvin Sanders, Luther
Shaw, William Thompson, Margaret
Baldwin, Mary Ziegler, Nataline
Ziegler. .,?
[ Grade 4-B?Alvin Christmas, Herman
I Jackson, Frank Clyburn.
I r?*5jLra<^ ?Leslie Smith, Reuben
Pitts, James McCoy, Melicue McCoy,
Homer Baldwin, Mary Jane Mackey,
Nancy Browne. ?~? y
Grade 5-B?-Clarence Christmas.4
Grade 6-C?Lucille Kirkland, Harry
Brown.
Grade 6-A-?Margaret McCoy, Wilburn
Denton.
i Grade 6-B?Lawrence Munn.
- Grade Claude Jackson,
Eleanor Brown, Blanche MoCkskill.
Grade 7-A?Geneva Jones, Henry
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR CONGRESS
W. F. STEVENSON
ZEB VANCE DAVIDSON
FOR STATE SENATE
G. C. WELSH
FOR HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES
ALLEN B. MURCHISON
v" MENDEL L. SMITH
LORING DAVIS
For Magistrate DeKalb Township
J. D. SINCLAIR
W. L. DePASS, JR. For
Magistrate Lower Buffalo
J. E. COPELAND
CLARENCE C. PATE
V
FOR TREASURER
S. W. ROGUE
J. W. GANTEY
FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE
samuel n. nicholson
w. l. Mcdowell
FOR SHERIFF
J. HENRY McLEOD
D. T. YARBOROUGH
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR
B. E. SPARROW
FOR COUNTY DIRECTOR
H. G GARRISON. JR.
BEN P. DeLOA<5HE
Clyburn.
Grade 7-B?Mabel Flowers, Mary
Flowers, Marguerite McCaskill,
Houston Shaw.
Grade 7-C?Elmo Brown, Alvin
Creed, Laura Moseley.
Grade 8-A -Paul Gardner, Willis
Shedd, McLean King, Nancy Pearce.
Grade 8-B?H. A. Rabon, Catherine
Boykin, Betty Cureton, Nannie
Gardner, Sara Moseley.
Grade IMi?Frances Owens, Isabella
Loriek, Ellen Stewart.
Grade 10-A Thad Flowers, Riley
Gettys, Mitchell Rubon, Margaret
Rast.
Grade 11-B?Patsy Stewart.
Yearly Honor Roll Mill School
Grade 1-A?Viola Brewer,, Allan
Calder.
Grade 1-B?Philip Bell.
Grade 2?Rollins Hatfield, S. B.
Hatfield, Elsie Helms, Walter Robinson,
Ted Johnson, Willis Wright.
Grade 4-A?Edophcl Dial, Ruby
Gardner, Willie Kcnnington, Ruth
McManus, Joe Phillips, Ansel Shirley,
James Calder, Virgil Gardner, Cleo
Johnson, Edwin Johnson, Beaufort
Nelson.
Camden Honor Roll Ninth Month
Grade 1-A?Minnie Sue Bruce,
Catherine Dempster, Charla Dunn,
Ruth Evans, Jean Wilson, Woodrow
Benson, Sidney Kirkland, Bobby
Marye, Lyles Munn, Jack Mogulescu,
Isaac Pitta.
Grade 1-B?Roy Gardner, Ellen
Little, Guy Love, Rebecca Rush, Lois
Hames, Haze# Shirley, Sudie Shirley,
Leo Snyder, Jean Van Landingham,
Billy Nettles.
Grade 1-C?Virginia Davis, Walter
I Harris, Clyburn Huggins.
Grade 2-A?Sarah Bissell, Leila B.
Christmas, Sadie, Frietag, Elizabeth
Goodale, Emily Shannon, Lillie Mae
Smith, Lena Stevenson, Thelma
Stokes, Edna Strak, Helen Tindal,
Belton Beard, Jack Brown, Everett
Goodale, Murray Graham, Jack Halsail,
L. S. Mayer, Ray Moore, McKain
Richards, Marion Smith, \yilliam
H. West, Robert Shaw, Emily
Sheorn.
Grade 2-B?Carl Scarborough,
Claude Marshall, Ethel Evans.
Grade 3-A?Kathenine Brayshaw,
Mary Burnet, Ruth DeLoache, Charlotte
DuBose, Eleanor Hopkins, Annie
Kelly, Ruth' Moseley, Estelle Myers,
France's,McLeod, Dorothy Van Landingham,
Beatrice Villepigue, Mary
Waters, Eleanor Watts, Joseph
Gaskin, Jack Haile, Jerome Hoffer,
Doris Houser, Everette Montgomery,
Roland Moore, Billy Moseley, J. A.
Rast.
Grade 3-B?Etta Scaffe, Willie
Mae Dodger, Liza Jackson, Ralph
Goodale, Ernest Graham, Franc! i
Sheheen, Roscoe Johnson, Frank Hinson,
Albertus Truesdale, Robert
Rhame.
Grade ^-A?Mary Lee Blakeney,
Mary Ellen Kirkland, Mary Ellen McCaskill,
Golda Shirley, Lorine Strak,
Mary Elizabeth Wooten, Daniel Carrison,
James Clyburn, Harvey Davis,
Cecil McCaskill, Fletcher Moore, Jr.,
Hamilton Osborne, Luther Shaw,
William Thompson.
Grade Vivian Stokes, Edward
McCaskill, Annell Moseley, Purvis
Shirley, Catherine Hall.
Grade 5-A?Samuel McCaskill,
Nancy Browne, Jack Boyd, Joseph
Lang, James Moore, Reuben Pitts,
Katherine Kennedy, Meta Mogulescu,
Virginia Drawdy, Emily Zemp, Betty
Carrison, Elizabeth Gardner, Grace
Love, Thomas Bruce.
" Grade 6-A?Grayson Shaw, Eloise
Rhoden, Margaret Goodale, Margaret
McCoy, Emily Goodale, Solomon
Mims, Marie Haile, Willine Hall, Lois
Turner.
Grade 6-B?-Mary Peebles, , Ruby
Burns, Janie Brewer, Vivian Hall,
Leonard Hasty.
Gfade 7-A?Thornton Eyans, Allen
Hardy, Caroline Houser, Elizabeth
McCaskill, Emily Pitts, Lenora
Rhame, Adele Savage,. Ethel Snyder,
Elizabeth Zemp, Geneva Jones.
Grade 7-B?Marguerite McCaskill,
Mabel Flowers, Mlriatn Hill.
Grade 8-A?Benton Burns, Robert
Kennedy, Duncan Lang, Rochelle
Sheorn, Maud McTeer, Althea SanI
ders, Annie Turner, Lenora Moseley.
Grade 8-B?Margaret Ancrum,
Catherine Boykin, Carolyn Burnet,
! Betty Cureton, Sara Mills, Caroline
Richardson.
Grade 9-A?Mary Boykin, Elmer
Watts, Stanley Babin, Evelyn Moseley,
Austin Shehecn, Louise Trapp,
Joe Mogulescu.
Grade 9-B?Evelyn Bruce, Virginia
Haile, Ellen Stewart, Virginia DeLoache,
Mary Brown.
Grade 10-A?Louise Jennings,
Willie Porter, Carolyn Heyman, Thad
Flowers, Louis Lang,-Mary Moseley,
Margaret Rast, Mary Thompson,
Aileen Funderburk, Team Gettys,
Robert Davis, Moultrie Burns.
Grade 10-B?John Richardson,
Clare Bruce, Cora Williams.
Grade" 11-A?Carolyn Wooten,
Susie Watkins, Jemel Rabon, Maud *
Dabney, Pearl Jones, Margaret DeLoache,
Clyde Flowers.
Grade 11-B?Charles Lorick, Clarkson
Rhame, Margaret Billings, Sarah
DePass, Mary Jane Getty.s, Sarah
Gettys, Patsy Stewart, Harriet Whitaker.
Deputy Badly Wounded.
Newberry, May 30.?Deputy Sheriff
Player of Newberry lies in the Leesvillo
hospital said to be suffering
from a serious abdominal wound inflicted
by a pistol fired by Junius
tfunter near Leesville about 4 o'clock
this afternoon. Hunter is dead. Returning
fire, the officers shot and killed
him with a 46-calibre pistol, the
bullets taking effect in the face. Deputy
Player was accompanied by Constable
Quattlebaum of Prosperity.
A temporary receiver has been
named for the Merchants Bank A
Trust company of Winston^Salea!, ?
N. C. .
The town of Fachi, on an oasis in
the Sahara, is built of salts- It is said ?
to have only 100 inhabitants.
EXCURSION
Savannah, Ga., and Florida
V FRIDAY, JUNE 11th
Round Trip Q - (Proportional
Fare From v*SllllCl6n^ iJ? x/? Other Pointa)
; TO , r*
, * Savannah . ,7...7 .....$ 7.50
'Jacksonville 10.50
'Jacksonville Beach .... 11.00
'St. Augustine 12.00
'Daytona Beach ? 1125 j
'Ocala 13.25
x Arcadia 17.50*^
xAuburndale 17.50
-xAvon Parle * 17.50
xBartow i.. .Trr;.. 17.50
xBonita Springs 17.50
xBradenton 17.50
xPt. Lauderdale 20.00
xFt. Myers 17.50
xHollywood^ 20.00
xLakeland , 17.50
xLakie Wales 17.50
xManatee?Sell to Bradenton
xMiami 20.50
xMoore Haven t. 17.60
xOkeechobee 17.50
xOrlando 17.50
xPalmetto 17.50
xPnnta Gorda .... i 17.50
x Sarasota 17.50
xSebrinjr 17.50 *
xSt. Petersburg 17.50
xTampa 17.50
xW. Palm Beach 19.50
xWinter Haven .... v., 17.50
I*?Return limit June 18. x?Return limit June 22.
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CW 21 Million Jan U?d Kgjg
*r Telephone Service Improves
As Calls Increase '
* < * X telephones added to the
Bell System in South Carolina
last year has greatly increased
the value of the service
i and extended its scope by including
thousands of new subscribers.
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?^-This growth has been re........
fleeted in the number of calls
handled daity by the operators,
who are responding cheerfully
to your needs and maintaining
quick and dependable service;
It is estimated that the operating
forces handled more
than 101,145,423 originating
local calls and 1,944,726 long
distance messages in South
Carolina alone last year. This
was an increase of about 7
per cent over the previous year;
a daily average of 306,192 local
c?ills and 5,887 long distance
calls.
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That such. a large volume vr .
of calls is handled so efficiently
as to_wiag^neral^ublic~--:-commendation
is due to the j
splendid efforts of 494 highly
trained operating room em- " ' *
ployes, who serve you contin-....?
uously, day and night.
The considerate co - operation
of subscribers encourages
the telephone workers in their j
effort to continue the high-,
grade service to which you arc
accustomed.
MORGAN B. SPE1R. Carolina** Manager
"Bell System SOUTHERN
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