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Pil mb Jfrruunal Nnus ;d?ted by MK8. W. BKATTON de LOACH hin page should be telephone to No. 261 J between the hours of 10 end 12 in the morning. (jarred by Wf. Cillt'sipif | jifht at the school audi, jjleapu', president of the L ^I/unary delivered thel, sermon to the graduat- L h- Camden H*gh school, L i th? history of the , jng forty-sik. Dr. Gil- , "Give Me Thine , ht effort was most L inspiring, interesting , large audience which orium and galleries.! furnished by a double is. Frank Chapman at ee well known hymns I in* whole congregation. J iham of the Camden made the prayer and ier had charge of the icing the speaker who! the benediction. or Bride-Elect j fternoon Miss Agnes ss Margaret Blanding tesses at a ten-table complimenting Miss immer flowers every-1 itting setting for the ung women who were the games were over Stevenson dressed as ying a bouquet made ; entered and present-*] ight with the useful ful gift Three prizes I st prize were given. J jford won top score, th cut the consolation t Spong received the cakes were served. For Mrs. Blakeney I Spong honored Mrs. h with a bridge lunch-1J irsday. Five tables or the games after F of non-players par-1 < ong's hospitality atll Among the guests J ] ng: .Mrs. Randolph ] J. C. Whitaker, Jr., I od, Mrs. John V'ille- J ghey Tindal, Mrs. Mrs. Will Goodale, ] lay, Mrs. R. N. J A. Kirkland, Mrs. < s Lindsay, Miss Lillian Yates, ' Alice Marye? Mrs^ Chajp?y*n , t, Mrs. Blakeney Zemp, Mrs. I; Igford, Miss Margaret Cart- J i Mrs. Clark Adickes, Mrs. J, venson, Mrs. R. M. Kennedy,] Nadega Brunei, Mrs. Ernest iss Lai Blakeney and Mrs. J ughcy Tindal won top score C. C. Whitaker, Jr., cut tht j n. Miss Cartwright and eney both received souvenirs I ?asion. i Mrs. David Williams who time have been with Mr?. )uBose on Fair street have leir country place, Mulberry, immer. ? _ 1 Teachers Honor M?hh Cartwright The High School Teacher#' Bndgi- \ :lub of which Miss Margurei Carl j ivright jWH.s a former member, com-U [>limented her with u lovely bridge t iffuir at Crescent Lake club last Saturday morning. The bride-elect's t place wan marked with a bow of j, white tulle. Tiny brides were the fascinating score cards. A color ( scheme of yellovy was carried out. i A tempting bridge set was presented the guest of honor. A salad course 1 followed the games. i Mrs. Little Hostess j One of the many parties honoring | Miss Cartwright was a charming affair given by Mrs. T. Lee Little last Saturday afternoon at her home, j Sarsfield. Six tables were arranged 1 for bridge. Miss Isobel Bunkley was winner of top score, Mrs. Thorn well < Hay cut the consolation and the booby wMit to Mrs. l^eonard Schenk. Miss Cartwright's place was marked by a corsage of snapdragons and sweet I peas and the hostess presented the 1 honoree with u trousseau present, i Mrs. Little served a frozen salad course. 1 ( Mrs. Kirkland Hostess f Mrs. Kiehardson, of Atlanta, and Mrs. D. R. Williams were compliment- \ ed by Mrs. T. J. Kirkland on Monday s with a delightful luncheon. Covers t were laid for ten. Mrs. .Richardson is on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. t Randolph Kirkland, in Lake View 1 Terrace. J High School Students Honored t Sixteen of the Camden High school i girls were delightfully entertained at 1 bridge last Saturday morning by Miss Martha Boykin. Miss Molly Black- 1 well won top score, the consolation 1 was cut by Miss Dotty Zemp and the f booby went to Miss Virginia Nettles, t Ices and cake were served by the lostess. ( t L\ D. C. To Meet c The next meeting of the John D. i Kennedy Chapter U. D. C. will be ield at the home of Misses Leila and 1 Charlotte Shannon with Mrs. Hughey t Tindal as' assistant hostess. This ! meeting will be held.on,Friday . June 1 5, at 4:30 o'clock. As this is the last meeting for the year all members are < urged to attend. < Farewell Party Given ' Thursday night of last week Mr. ind Mrs. Reuben Pitts entertained at ' a farewell dinner party compliment- ' ing Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Carrison,-Sr., 1 who will sail for France this week on a visit to their daughter, Mrs. Sumner Waite, formerly Miss Elizabeth Carrison. A seven-course dinner was served on a beautifully appointed table centering which was a miniature ocean,,, surrounded by moss and fir trees and bearing upon its bosom a miniature steamship with its funnels belching forth the smoke of incense and flying the American flag. On the opposite shore were two welcoming figures under the French flag with arms outstretched. The place cards were suit cases with Paris labels, borne by porters. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. IH. G. Carrison, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Carrison, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. William Mayfield, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith, of Florence, and Mrs. Pitts, mother of the host, of Laurens. Recital*Enjoyed By Many wM0n-.:F*iday night Miss Isobel Bunkley and Mrs. Frank Chapman of the Jnubiq^ department of the Camden oobooi* held their annual recital. The music was good, showing the progress of the scholars. Besides piano music there were songs and numbers on ~tho violin. The increased number of beginners speaks well for the musical future of Camden which has never been a musical center although some of her sons and daughters have been wonderful singers and musicians and it is well that the art is becoming more general. Honored With Dinner and Dance Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Stevenson gave a delightful dinner at Crescent Lake club last Thursday night. This dinner was in honor of their house guest and ja few friends among them being: | Mr. and Mrs. T. Lee Tittle, Mr. A. \. 1 Cartwright, Miss Agnes DePass, Mr. H. H. Dick, Miss Margaret Cartwright and Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Adickes of York. About seventy-five guests were invited to the ball whicvh \ followed the dinner. Woods flowers and nasturtiums were used in decorating the rooms; orange was the color scheme and this was also carried out in the refreshments* On ;! Saturday the Stevenson's guests left for Sumter for a visit. ~ * .vi * ^ PERSONAL NEWS NOTES j b Mis* Lillian KibU-r of Newberry U ' r ?*?l?ig her sister, Mrs K. \\ Chap. j o nan j ^ M'". Lambert DePaa* and M,n j t "V Mrs. DolW parent* ,Jn Matthews. Will Hough, after sever a ?n-ks | "Ml to relatives i,? Camden. ha* f h urned to Norf.dk. Mrs. F. Leslie Zemp and Miss Klhe ' h .einp went up r., l{wk Hill Tue*da> 1 d o attend Wintlmq, commencement. |g I be W mthrop (jiiU are at home fur he summer ?,ih the exception of the' fraduutes vw4U will come later. Messrs Val Lipscomh and Teddy!!, ieLoach of the Winnsboro Mills were lcJ n C amden on Saturday and Sunday. ? Mrs. ( H. Yates and her duughter, \ Mis? Lillian Yates, are in Charleston j ? Hlu'"d the Jones-Tucker wedding. ^ Mrs. L. S. Boykin is m Camden on ^ * visit to her sister-in-law, Mrs. W. M. * Shannon on Kershaw Park. Miss Margaret Cartwnght has re- ? turned to her home in York After a pleasant visit to Dr. and Mrs K. K. Stevenson. Mrs. Mortimer Muller and daughter n ipent the week-end with Mrs. Muller's h mother, Mrs. John S. Lindsay, on J Lyttleton street. Miss ( aroline Woolen, Miss Dolly 1 Singleton and Miss Madge Seagle f lave returned from Converse for the I summer vacation. !_ Mr. ^James M. Montgomery who c ias been a student at the University * >f Florida has returned to Camden c or the summer vacation. r Messrs. George and Tom Sparrow, c vho are studenst at Auburn Univer- j ity, have returned to Camden for e he Bummer vacation. L Among the Camden people who at- t ended the Converse commencement 1 rom Camden were Mr. C. P. DuHosc ! fr., and Mr. Ancrum Boykin, Jr. ] Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Doyle and two i laughters after spending the winter ] nonths here have returned to their 1 lome in Sewickley, Pa. < Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Paine of NewJerry came down with the Mullohon )aseball team Saturday. Their many riends here were delighted to see ( hem again. Miss Cora Richey of the Thorn well , Jrphanage at Clinton spent the weektnd with Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Richev , >n her way to Rock Hill to attend , :ommencement. Mrs. T. J. Kirkland and Mrs. John IN hitaker, Jr., are at home again af:er a visit to the former's daughter, Mrs. Sherbourne Yardley in Greensooro, NVC. Dean and Itlrs. L. T. Baker and laughter, Miss Harriet Baker of the University of South Carolina spent Sunday in Camden with Mrs. Baker's nother, Mrs. T. W. Lang. Miss Mary Goodale and Miss Margaret DeLoaehe motored to Columbia , on Wednesday where they will be the quests of Miss DcLoaohe's sister, Mrs. Stanley Watkins. Mr. and Mrs. h rank Wooten motored to Spartanburg on Saturday to be pbesent at the commencement exercises at Converse College where their daughter, Miss Kmily Wooten, was one pf the graduates. Mr. B. J. Brown, a former resident of Camden, but now residing in Rockingham, N. C., has been on a visit here to old friends and acquaintances. He says he likes his new home in Rockingham. Mr. and Mrs. Laurens Mills, who attended the graduation of their daughter, Miss Margaret Mills, at Converse College have returned, bringing with them Miss Helen Savage, who is also a student there. Mrs. Ralph Hall of High Point, N. C., formerly Miss Sara Myers of this city came down this week to attend the . commencement exercises of the city schools, Miss Esca Myers, her sister, being a member of the graduating class. Mr. and Mrs. A. Sheheen spent Sunday in Columbia with friends. On their return they were accompanied by Mrs. F. Moses and children of \ aldosta, Ga., arid Miss Katherine Kossa of Columbia who will be their house guests. After a few days spent with Mr. Blakeney's mother, Mr. and Mrs. James Blakeney, whose marriage ^ast week was among the prominent socia| affairs in Macon, left Camden fori Atlanta, whehj they will make their future home. Mr. and Mrs. Miller Boykin arrived in Camden on Saturday night. Mr. Boykin is in Orangeburg at present and Mrs. Boykin, formerly Miss Elizabeth DuBose, is doing splendid work as county demonstration agent in the low country. It will be remembered that Mrs. Boykin was the Kershaw county demonstration worker for several years and only left to join her husband who was in Florida. Rites-Stinss Soothed and healed 4% by applying gently (M. visits Ovra 21 Million Jus Used Yearly - . ->?-* ..al . - " Mrs. Victoria Lipscomb, who has veil in Rock Hilt durii.g the winter, flurried here Tuesday where she will pen her house for the summer. Miss larnet Lipscomb who has been at- ! eliding Winthrop College is -with her lot her. Mis. I'of fin and Miss Nudega Irunel of Geneva, Switzerland, who ave been in Caindvn for the last evei al months at the home of Mrs. Idwurd l>uBose will leave on Satula\ for the North. Later they will :o abroad for the rest of the season. Miss Mmgaiet ( urtwright of York i ho wa.-, one of the popular teachers 11 the t anulen .schools last winter iu> been the house guest for several ass of Dr and Mrs. R. K. Stevenson n hair street. Miss Carlwright will >e tnariied in the early summer to "lr- H. 11. Dick, formerly of Sumter, vho is c>i.>ul to India. Mr. Dick was ilso a visitor at the home of Dr. and drv Stevenson last week. While here hey were the recipients of many ocial honors. Reception Given For Bride '1 he reception givey last Thursday light by Mrs. Edward Dultose at her icme op Fair street for Mr. and Mrs. ames VV. Blakeney "was a brilliant .ffair. Mrs. DuRose, Mr. and Mrs. llakeney and Miss Lai Blakeney ornied the receiving line. Mrs. l)uiose was handsomely gowntfd in lack. Mrs. Blakeney wore a lovely vening dress of cream lace over blue latin and Miss Lai Blakeney was Iressed in u costume of pink. The ooms were thrown together and lecorated in blue delphiniums and rellow daisies. In the dining room iweet peas in bowls and vuses were tsed in decorating and in this room he punch IkjwIs were presided over by Vliss Betty llaile of Camden und Miss Ladoga Brunei of Geneva, Switzerand. Here also dainty cakes were served. The younger married set and friends of Mr. Blakeney were the ones honored by Mrs. DuBose on the occasion which was a most happy one. Entertained For Golfer* A number of golfers of the Sum:er Qountry club were in Camden last rhursday afternoon for a match game with golfers of the Camden Country dub.- After the games the visitors were entertained with a luncheon at the Crescent Lake club where covers were laid for around fifty guests. The Sumter golfers, twenty strong, were forced to take the small end of the score which was 37 to 17. Hubert Osteen, playing a strong game for Sumter, made a hole in one on number seven. This is the first time this feat has been accomplished. Judge K. D. Blakeney of Camden made a birdie on the nineteenth tc win his match. Camden wfll give Sumter a return match next Thursday, June 9. Sam Phillips, '27, textile mill work' er of Knoxville, Tenn., on Tuesday killed his young brother and a sister with an axe and then committed sui cide by throwing himself in front ol a Southern railway train. The Pere Marquette railroad direc tors have ordered the payment of i twenty per cent dividend on its com mon stock, subject to the approval o the interstate commerce commission I I'uul Kelly, moving picture actor, was convicted of manslaughter at Los Angeles, Cal., Wednesday after a trial of several days on the charge of | killing Kay Raymond, husband of ! Dorothy Mackaye, Kelly's actress j friend, in a fist fight several weeks i ago. Conviction carries a penalty of one to ten years in prison. Walter M. Folsom, well-known retired merchant of Sumter, died at his home at 2:15 o'clock Tuesday morning from a sudden heart attack. I Mr. Folsom hud apparently been in good health throughout the day u:rl his death came as u great shock to his family and friends. Have Issued Invitation Invitutions huvo been received in Camden issued by Mr, and Mrs. Henry Deas Hoykin to the marriage of their daughter, Ellen I)e&x, to Jumes Willis Cantey Hoykin, the ceremony to bo performed nt 7:30 Wednesday evening, June lb, at Hut home of the bride at Hoykin. In the wedding purty will he Miss Frances Hoykin, sister of the bridejelect, as maid of honor, and Miss Dolly Singleton of Camden and Mias Sara Ileyward of Columbiu as bridesmaids. Deas Hoykin of Hoykin is to be best man and Richard Hoykin of Hoykin and Jack Cantey of Coumbia j will be groomsmen. it rtic Theatre I odav, Friday, June 3 MS OF THE DESERT' I ; Jack Holt in Zane Grey's I story of the West. This I dtred by the critics to he I test picture of Zane Grey s I It will thrill you a thou- I tes. You can not afford to I is picture. It's a picture I ?rv one will like. Also I "Cured in the Excitement" I Saturday, June 4 J IK BUCKAROO KID" -I \ your old friend, Hoot |j who is bullet proof and |j roof but not love proof in I > latest whirlwind Westerfalj that will charm and thrill I ough every foot of it? I ?ck action and speed. Also I apter of the greatest serial I ever produced, "On Guard" I H Cullen Land is in a story I >' life. This picture was 1 ith the co-operation of the I rrny. It's a picture with a I thrills. D6n't miss the I chapter. Also comedy, I s Surprise." A dollar show I ty-five cents. a> and Tuesday, June 6-7 jj THE UNKNOWN" jj Lon Chaney, the man I thousand faces in his latest I Chaney will thrill you I mes in this thrilling picture I >' life. Joan Crawford and I i K^rry also appear in this I Whatever you do don't P * one. .-Also Pathe News. I Jncrease in admission price. j ..-^Wednesday, June 8 'HE NOTORIOUS LADY" ai> all-star cast. Also comedy. I .....Thursday, June 9 JIM THE CONQUEROR" Also Pathe News I ..^J^Wny. June 10 I WEDDING BILLS" I NOTICE I TO THE PUBLIC I I Notice is hereby given the public that the I I recent ordinance panned by City Council I requiring removal of all dry closets in the ! City of Camden, by October first, will be I enforced. October first wan considered ample time I in which to give,; the public the opportun- j ! ity to confor mto this ordinance. In or- 1 j der to avoid penalty for non-compliance j this notice is published. I I CAMDEN CITY COUNCIL, I I C. P. Dull one, I Mayor. j W. II. Haile, I | City Clk. and Treas. j ! DeKalb Grocery i and MEAT MARKET ' i " ;! When in need of the very best in Western j Meats call Phone 137." Our meat is kept i under the most sanitary conditions and ; if you buy from us it is sure to be right. j i We have an expeHenbed meat cutter in charge who will be.glad to cut your meat as you want it. Come in and give us a J trial. Grocery and Market Phone 137. I DeKalb Grocery and Meat Market SINCE 1888 I I L~2 This bank has served the many and I varied interests of this community when I ! fortune smiled or in times of strain and NI stress, building for ourselves over this | long period of time a reputation for hon- I ^ esty and fair dealing in always adhering j to the highest ideals of good banking. I | The Bank oi Camden I |