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?'?'T KHpY NEWS, ^^y^Editor '. . Tftlephopa Sid*J plib Meetings. f" iei, Kemberts, will be open during Lent, for the bonoMS the Kpiacopal Church, Hsgood, Kb Carolina- 8 ?bHere on ft Vi.it. Kr ?nd Mrs. Egraont C. VoivKckow, of Berlin, Germany, ar j' , amden la?t week for a to relatives and friend*. Mr. Krakow i? American consulate K.i1m. They had a moat pleasant K and their many Camden (!s are delighted to see them They have gone for a visit elatives in Atlanta, Georgia, beK returning for tb? remainder of Kic Recital by Mr#. fUmberfs Claaa be music pupils of Mrs. R. E. Kbcrt will give a recital at the den School Auditorium on' Pri evening, April 6th to which the Kc i? invited. A group of solos be rendered by Mrs. Rembert at Majestic Program Hjnee Starts Promptly 3:00 p. m. Kt 7:30 und 9:00 o'clock. ^Friday, March 80th. "BURNING DAYLIGHT v airing Milton Sills and Doris on in a picture burning with the t of adventure. Afire with ev hing but love, until a beautiful H? hall girl whirled her-way into Hheait. Jack London's famous y brought to the screen as one of most powerful roles Mtlton Sills K1 portrayed. Also Comedy, ^ nibDaddieH." Saturday, March 31st. "SET FREE" . Karring Art Accord in his lateLt K^rn thriller. Special Notice. RftK engagement on the greatest .war Kedy ever shown in Camden "RooK"?Starring Karl Dane and Geo. Arthur. A double feature pro m for the price of one. Don't s this double feature program. fonday and Tuesday, April 2-3 "THE PATSY" tarring Marion Davies. with Ma Dressier and Lawrence Gray, fea d in a King Vidor production, ed on the stage hit. This. picture the year's best comedy. You'll this leap year picture. Love hs and leap year in jjgpon Da^ f greatest comedy. ^tyhatWer^ do don't miss this entertaining picture. Miss Davies imitates the best actresses in this picH. Ho increase in prices. Wednesday, April 4th. H'bt NIGHT OF MYSTERY" ^ uturing Adolphe Menjou and EvK Brent in Menjous' latest picture. ^Micture that is full of thrills. Men does his best acting in this pic^ A.lso Pathe Review. Thursday, April 5th. . "THE LOVELORN" eatrice Fairfax's great . romance, > Sally O'.Yejl, Molly O'Day and f Kent- Lovers attention! If re in love, or ever were in love, ver hope to be in love, then don't s this picture. Two slaters arith b0>' friend. You must see what Rabbe News. Kt.ii. Fri(la> - April 6th. K. R0AD TO ROMANCE" tarring Ramon Novarro in a d hit, with Marceline Day. The of sw?>rds, clink of glasses and Bgs of the sea help to make "The J to Romance" one of the most ?"ui, romantic melodramas fcf ?Co?l*o C?medy ',EdkKm Mar* B"n? '^?n Richard Barthelmeas in * ShePherd of. KlBfdfWL Also Harold Lloyd in TJpee .Also "Ben Hur". /Watch for PERSONAL NEWS NOTES Mrs. Tom Zeigler of Columbia was he gueat of Camden relative,, <Jurthe past week. to'Mrem!f'' AV CIybUrn hMS ?0 Camden from Bradenton, Kla. wiieit* ahe spent the winter Mr. Ilu?h,.y Tind.l ' ?pendj sometime with her parente, Dr. and Mrs. A.. A. Madden, in Columbia. uW* T' Red'e#rn ha? returned to her home in this city after a atay of several weeks in Baltimore, Md. Mra. Sidney Smith of Sherveport, a., ia a visitor in Camden at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mendel L. Smith. Mr. Capers Zemp is on a v|ait to hie parente, Dr. and Mrs. S. C. Zemp He will return to Charlotte Monday where he is attending an aviation < school. Mrs. Wylie Weaver returned Friday to her home in Norfolk, Va While in Camden Mrs. Weaver was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. S L Perry. Miss Harriet Whitaker, who is a student at the University of South Caroling, arrived in Camden Wednesday ho spend the Spring holidays.Mr. apd Mrs. John T. Mackey, Jr., of Charlotte, N. C., were guests for the week end of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Mackey, Sr., on north Lyttleton Street. \ _ Miss Mattle Cera Id and Mr. John E. Rhine went to Darlington Wednesday to attend the funeral of Mr. George Baakerville, whose death occurred in Asheville, N. C. Mr. Pete Mackey, of Charlotte, came down to spend the week end with his parents, Mr^ and Mrs. John T. ^lackey. He has as his guest Mr. Guy Holcomb, of Atlanta. Former Judge M. L. Smith was in Florence thie week assisting Solicitor Gasque in the prosecution of the Cake City bank robbers, in which one drew a sentence of fourteen years. Mrs." >Henfy Allen returned this week to lwsr home in Greenville after visiting fd^ several days with Mr*. Steve L. Perry. Mrs. Allen returned to Greenville in company with Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Allen who also were recent visitors to Camden. Dr. H. O. Barnes, of Roanoke, Virginia, and Mr. Preston Barnes, of Union, S. C., were visitors in' Cam-den _this week. _ Both are natives of Camden and cambe back to renew old acquaintances. Dr. Barnes is a prominent pharmacist in Roanoke LPJjd has made .good in the business j wt>rla. _ Mr. Preston Barnes had not ^.been back here in many years. Ho spent thirteen years in Mexico before returning to this state. Celebrates Wade.Hampton Day . Wade Hampton Defy was celebrated at chapel exercises Wednesday at the Camden School with appropriate exercises by the Timrod Literary Society. The exercieep commenced with the singing of America, followed with scripture reading and prayer; sketch of Wade Hampton's life, by Ellen Stewart; '^Carolina". sung by whole school; r "Ole Carolina" sung by group of high school pupils; "WadS Hampton Rides Again Today," poem bjr Edith Goodale; violin solo by James Chapman; "Dixie"- sung by whole school. Mr?? Bennie Jones, charged with the murder of her husband on December 19th, at Piedmont as he lay Mleep^mif^qequitted at Greenville Friday.wAn alleged affair With a visitor was the motive advanced by the- State, - The defense claimed the woman shot in self-defense when her husband advanced on her with gun and a knife. fijl QUESTION? ... -y. ... . . ... . . your property is burned or destroyed d where 'will the money come from to ! it? Insurance is the sensible answer, be safely insured inthis time of almost -ornadoes, is to see that your policy coverage against this damage as well The cost is almost nothing. ~ ' -l!.! .1 ~ ' ' I : ' Williams Insurance Agency Real Serjrtee Since 1865."*!j| R- U. KENNEDY, JR., Owner. I - - - -V- -- P <>! <wv. v J Cindtii Methodist Church Lyttleton Struct, near Hampton Park, George Pierce Watson, pastor. Sunday, April lit, Bible School, 10 a. m., with classes for all grades and ugea. 'Public worship 11.15 a. m. and at 8 p. m., conducted by the pastor. Morning theme; "The Extent of the 1 Atonement." Evening theme: "The ' [Three Sweetest Words iu Human ] I Speech (8) -Heaven," Epworth League at 7:15 p. iu. Mid-week 1 prayer service, Wednesday at 8 p. m. The public is most cordially invited 1 to all the services of this church. Seats free. (Charming music and 1 Gospel studies. Come and bring ' your friends. | I * D. A. R. Chapter To Meet ' The Hobkirk Hill Chapter D. A. R. ] will hold their next regular meeting 1 at the home of Mrs. H. G. Carrison, ' Sr., on Thursday, April 12th at 4:80 1 o'clock. Members will please notice ' that this is one week later than the 4 regular time. All visiting Daugh- ' tors are cordially invited to be present. i ' U. D. C. Chapter To Meet. I 1 he John D. Kennedy Chapter U. 1 D. C. will meet on Monday, April 2nd at 4 o'clock with. Mrs. A. A. Reason- 1 over, at her home on Laurens street. ' All members are urged to attend this meeting. ___ ] Entertained Blaney Faculty Mrs. Ralf)h 'Brown entertained the i Blaney faculty at bridge on Tues- | day afternoon at Bettyneck Planta- I tion. On the arrival of the guests the hostess served a salad course, ] sandwiches and coffee. At the conclusion of a series of spirited games < it was learned that Miss Jean Starnes was the winner1 of top score and she 1 was presented with a manicure set 1 while Miss Myrtle Laird, received ] the consolation, a pair of ear bobs. Committees For Tournament Committees that have been appointed for the bridge tournament to be held at St. Mary's Hall on April ( 11th at 4 p. m.> under the auspices ( of the Parent-Teachers Association are as follows: Reception, Missei. , Etta Zemp, Louise Johnson, Isabel Bunkley; Reservations, Mrs. William King, Mrs. R. M. Kennedy, Jr.; ] Advertisement, Misses. Grace Oakes, , Ada Montgomery, Jo McMillan, Mrs. j F. W. Chapman; Decorations, Misses. ( Ada Phelps, Ernestine Bateman, Mrs. , Clifton McKain, Refreshments, Mr3. R. B. Pitts, Mars. J. M. Villepigue, Mrs. W. R. Zemp, Mrs. H. G. Car- i rison, Jr., Mrs. G. E. Taylor, Mrs. J. 1 G. Richards, Jr., Mrs. J. M. Dempster, ] Mrs. Robert Marye, Miss Margaret i Burnet, Mrs. J. R. Montgomery, Miss < Agnes Corbett and Mrs. J. L. Guy. < '* * Fifth District To Meet Here The American Legion Auxiliary of Leroy Belk Post American Legion will entertain the Fifth District of 1 American Legion Auxiliary here in Camden on Wednesday, April 18th. i The business meeting will be held in 1 Legion Hall, opening at 11 o'clock, * after which a dinner will be given (at ^ The Bitty Thomas Coffee shop. \ Wigwam Changes Ownership Mr. Wiley Sheorn, who for a num- { ber of years has conducted The Wig- ! warn, a soft drink parlor and billiard 1 room; has sold his interests to ' Messrs. Frank M. Maynard and J. Arthur Hough. Mr. Maynard will bo the manager under the new ownerMrs. J. S. Rhame has returned home after several weeks spent in the Riverside Infirmary at Charles- ' ton. Her friends will be pleaeed to know that she hag greatly improved. Friday and Saturday March 30,31 * I am putting .out on sale all my * V ' \ / - * Catalina and Gage 1*11^ IY ll I II TEACHERS OFFISH SUGGESTIONS ^ 't Ah To How PirvnU Con Ho of Help To I'upile in School Notwithstanding we have always believed we lu-i your support in school affairs, we want to express our appreciation of your Increased in* j terest, which is shown in the Parent Teachers Association. However, there is a very vital part of our work to which we would call your earnest attention. The teachers of the Camden High school have for long endeavored to instill jin their pupils the necessity for study, but we feel that in pr^Jer to reap the best results we must have the cooperation of every parent. It has become a great problem to us and one which needs the concentrated effort on the part of teachers and parents. There has been a laxity on the part of parents in the pa it and wo know that we have only to [rail your attention to the numerous failures in High (School, the majority due to the lack of study and you' will realize, what results a little at* tcntion on your part will bring for benefit to both. Probably a few suggestions, cases that have been observed from time to time, will nid the parents. Do not allow the pupils to engage in any social activities on school nights. Provide a place for children to study away from the family gathering and where they will not be disturbed by eompany. See that they spend at least two hours every night on their lessons. There is a great need for the pendulum to swing from indolence toward study. 'We believe that the best way to begin this movement is to have some expression from the parents. We should like some kind parent who has the interest of the school at heart to help stir up sentiment toward this. General Chang Shao-Tseng, 58, one. of the outstanding military men of China, wns shot to death a few days ago by a murderer in a Tientsin cabaret. The annual navy department supply bill as reported to the house on Wednesday, carries appropriations totaling $359,190,000. The amount included for aviation service in the navy totals $32,315,000. A motion for a new trial is being strongly argued in court ^t Greenville following the conviction of Rev. John N. Wrenn of charges of borrowing more than ten per cent, of a bank's capital and surplus while one of its iirectors. - FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that one month from this date, on Monday, April 16th, 1928, I will make to the Probate Court of Kershaw County my final return as Administratrix of the estate of Henry Arthur Raley, deceased, and on the same date I will apply to the said Court dor a final discharge as said Administratrix.' > * MRS. LOMA H. RALEt, Administratrix. Camden, S. C., March >8th, 1928. ? Fifteen Years Given To .Bank Robber Florence, March 28.?<Carl Fowler was sentenced to IB years' imprisonment by Judge C. <2. Featherstone today following a plea of guilty to participation in the robbery, May 5, 1927, of the Bank of Coward, this county. Solicitor L. M. Gasque announced he would take the plea of Thad (Smith later. Smith, according to officers, confessed the robbery and implicated Fowler. A true bill was returned against A. J. Fowler, Sr., and A. J. Fowler, Jr., the latter a local attorney, on a charge of receiving stolen goods by the grand jury today. It was the second time the jury had acted on the indictment alleging that the Fowlers, father and brother of Carl, had received part of the $5,900 loot from the bank robbery. The bill of indictment was recommitted for reconsideration today upon motion of D. Gordon Baker, attorney, who bnsed his motion on the ground that one member of the grand jury which returned a tttW' WII yesterday "was'TT stockholder in the robbed bank. L. S.;i Singletary, the juror named, was excluded from today's session when the true bill was voted for the second time. Scout News. The last meeting called to order by scoutmaster. Dues were collected with Scout oath and prayer. Discussion of rally and distribution of tickets to be sold by Scouts to community dinner. About ten boys were absent on account of camp at The Rock in charge of senior patrol leader Laughlin. Stout - Duncan Lang resigned as Scout scribe. Bill Rhame was elected in hie stead. Scribe BILL RHAME l. ii ,i ii I Greenville did more building in February than any other place in. South Carolina a fid has added $175,000 worth so far In March. J. Thomas Leverette, a farmer 48 years old living three miles east of 1 Anderson, committed suicide toy cutting his throat with a razor Wednesday forenoon on account of' financial worries and several months of melancholia. X4,-.".UU.-I . I, II H.IIIWW il.l ,1 . .U. . ,,J ... ......I mu- ill. 1 - ? > J We Have Money To Loan on Improved Real Estate Also any stock-holder having shares in our SERIES NO. 3 may borrow from * us and pay note when series is retired on . October 1, 1928. Series Number 5 will be started on that date. CaMden Building, and Loan ASSOCIATION at Loan & Savings Bank EASTER BABY GIFTS ATTRACTIVELY BOXED ! | BUNNY SHOE BAGS i Blue?Yellow?Pink ' PLACE CARDS BRIDGE TALLIES Cadierine Harris Goodale 1811 Fair Street | Camden, S. C. /H *1 | I vyldrens Colds pest Treated i Externally That's why modern mothers prefer Vicka?it cannot upset delicate stomachs. Rubbed on throat and chest, it acts two ways at once: (1) Its healing vapors, released by the body heat, are inhaled direct to the air passages; (2) It "draws out" the soreness like an old-fashioned poultice. MlfLHIi m- WejSllkr 1 ' "** - There's more to banking than merely Talking aboutMt. Our bank can safely guard your itj|ney, but it~is also of service to you in many other w&ys. We can give you the advice of men experienced in investments and business deals. We have a Notary Public to acknowledge your legal papers. We lj| can sell or rent your property, pay your taxes, make your collections, execute your legal documents, care for your jewelry and valuables, in faCt are in a position to be of real seryicc to you. The Bank of Camden 18SS??1928 D|REct?is H. G. CABMSON DAVID WOLFE C. H. YATES . F. M. ZBMP HI OMBTT pR- J^T.^HAT