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iciETY NEWS eiy^Kdltor . . Telephone 356-J Bub Meetings : Stanley Watkin* of Columbia visitor in Camden during tho He prance* Uoykin Attended the Hy-Sapp wedding in Lapcaater Wednesday. I Mary Goodale, Jumello and Margaret Deloache spent Heck-end. in Columbia. H Frank Chapman And .sons, and Francis, were gueata for Heck end in Newberry. H Cora I/to Ketchina, of Beau? I the guest of, Miss Harriet Hmb on Chesnut street. F Leslie Zemp and Mies Kl mp have returned'from a visit ativc-s in Charleston. H Sarah Lynn Richey waa the lof her aunt, Miss Cora Richey, Hnton during the Spring holiHi, to Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Hg-ton, a son, on April 4th, at Hwberry Hospital at Newberry, Lemira Goodhue, mother of' Calvii) Coolidge, continues a I Hick woman in a hospital at Hmpton, Mass. -She was Visited < Coolidge this w^ek;' Y*f 1 kjestic Program ' Starts Promptly .1:00 ij m 7:30 and 9:00 o'clock. *, I Friday, April 6 ik ROAD TO ROMANCE" ring Ramon Noverro hug great th Marceline Day. The clash Hrds, (link of glasses and songs sea help to make "The Road namC' one of the most colorHmantir melodramas of the year our Gang Comedy?"Edison Saturday, April 7 'Oil.MRS OF THE WEST" luring Tim McCoy in his latest \u p,c*ure the true west thousand thrills, Tlje type of tnat jou have been waiting to jAlso (omedy. Ka:v ,a'1Id, r.Uesday' April 9-10 E Ml II.E SHEPHERD OF KINGDOM COME" uring Richard Barthelmess and KJa>' ln ? p,cture that carries Tftiaki U\C-w jj , e type of pic ?lable David, in which Bar f was made famous. It's the H- Picture for Richard to shew st acting. Also Pathe News 1 60c. Children 25c. Wednesday, A^fl~H " " 1 P FATHER" BLv Vthe mwies at Jov i Maggie and the B i .aughahh. crowd, in a Ho? has lliade millions laugh Play. It's even fuiiK the screen. It's the laugh \ni' Drcssler, Polly Bdit ?K- >rre[I McDonald are W s comedy. Also Pathe I "V'OORNUT" vable co t th? c?me<ly-drama ' Bor more Sf, >0?b ?lose to sec it on ti'U1 a year- Now B-fl':I^-NUewsay- DOn,t Til Mpc5, April 13 jS?m a^X?turei>line cR0MANCE" | 1 ' <? PERSONAL NEWS NOTES? Mr?. J. M. Jennings, of Winn.boro, i? visiting sisters, Mrs. R. .ut White and'.Mm'. V. W. Clarke. .Mrs. l>upont Hancock has returned to Camden after a visit of several days with relatives in Georgia. Misses. Lou Young and Rosa Me,Leod spent' last week end in (iuxtonia, the quests of Mrs. C. M. Wallace. 4 Miss Ruth Shaw, of Columbia, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Shaw, on Hampton Avenue. Miss Carolyn Heyman of Agnes Scott college is at the home of her father, M. H. Heyman, to spend the sprinfc holidays. Miss Caro DeaChamps of Rembert spent several- days during the past week at the home of Mr, and Mrs. C. W. Evans of this city. 4 Mrs. Richard Farrelly, of New York city, was the guest during the past week <of Mrs. Stephen Farrelly at her tome on Hampton street. Miss Margaret Deloache"and Miss Harriet Lipscomb and her guest Miss Cora Lee Kitchen, attended the dance in Winpaboro last Wednesday night. Mr. Nettles Lindsay, of the Kendall Mills, underwent an operation at the Camden Hospital Monday for appendicitis. He is getting along well. . V ' # Miss Louise Klontz, ^'^Winthrop .College and sister, Miss Edith Klontz, of Rock Hill sf>ent the week end in Camden with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Klontz. Mrs. H. D. Nile8 and son, Henry Niles, Jr., have returned to bheif home in Camden after spending a week with relatives in Clinton and Newberry. Miss Mary Mickle, who was called to Camden by the recent illness of her young sister, has returned to Charleston, where she is in training ! at Roper Hospital. , Mr. Dewey J. Creed and family \ have moved from Lyttleton street to j a new brick bungalow on Hampton Avenue, which -Mr. Creed recently purchased from Dr. R. E. Stevenson. Among the students who have returned to Winthrop College, after spending the spring holidays here, are: Misses Mary Cure ton, Sarah DePass, Thomasia Guthrie, Gertrude i Zemp, Jemelle Ha-ile, and Mary Goodale. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Osborne have moved from their former home on Mill Street to their newly acquired ' house on North Lyttleton street. 1 Xhe home on Lyttleton street has : recently been remodelled and made into a most attractive place. I Mrs. W. B. Allred and sons BilU>J and Bobby, leave Monday for Aaftfirt boro, N. C., where they will make their home. Camden people regret to lose this excellent family. Mrs. Allred has sold her home to Mr. atttf Mrs. Tom Harmon who will occupyfe , it as a winter home. '.rneA1! Special, Program of Church, Music A special musical prograid will be offered at the .First Baptist church of Camden Sunday morning beginning at 11:15 o'clock according to an announcement issued yesterday afternoon. Special music will also be a feature during the Sunday school hour opening "at 10 o'clock. The public is invited to attend and wor?kip at both services. Green Leaf Villa Y--'V "r, v1? i. Vt < .n? '-.Y ' . * , t ? ' * .' ; 4 ~ SjS&StL - l _ __ . ' ' 'v \ ? tt _. DEDUCTION SALE OF til STOCK t- &?f? .v irpr""""'-T -A!1 I ir-": "* April 5th-15th r " I 1 ' III BWil Celebrates Poarth Birthday On last Saturday afternoon, Mr<. Palmer Stoke* entertained in honor of the fourth birthday of her daughter, Jean Nelson. At that time about twenty-jflve of Jean's little friends were her guests. j They all enjoyed an Piaster egg hunt, in which contest little Mattie Ijee Cullen found the traditional golden egg. After a round of game*, the young guest* were invited into the dining room, where a color scheme of white *nd yellow was carried out in every detail, and there they were served with delightful refreshments. Dinner Party for MUs Whitaker Among the outstanding social event* of the week, was the dinner party on last Wednesday evening by Mws Jumelle Haile, complimenting Miss McRae Whitaker. Hoses served as the keynote of decoration in the dining room where a most delightful course dinner was served. > ; In addition to the guest of horior; those present were: Misses. Mary Goodale, Dorothy Zemp and Dolly Singleton, and Messrs. Sullivan, Burnside, Bolton and Murphy, all of Columbia, and Dr. Williams," of Baltimore, Md. Bridge Tournament A bridge tournament will be given by the Parent-Teachers Association on Wednesday afternoon, April 11th, at 4 o'clock at St. Mary's Hall. Charges will be $2.00 per table or 50 cents for a single place. Reservations can be had by calling Mrs. William King or Mrs. John M. Villepigue. Auxiliary To Meet At Legion Hall On Friday, April 13th, at t o'clock the Legion Auxiliarm will hold their monthly meeting at the American Legion Hall. All members are urged to attend as plans for the District meeting will be perfected. Those who have not paid their annual dues will please bring s?rme with them to this meeting. Chapter To Meet The Hobkirk Hill Chapter D. A. R. will meet at the home of Mrs. H. G. Garrison, Sr., on Thursday, April 12th, at 4:30 p. m. All visiting daughters are cordially invited to be present. New Books At Library Following is a list of new books at the Library: "The Mad Carews," Martha Ostenso; "Lawrence and the Arabs," Robert Graves; "Revolt In the 'Desert," T. E. Lawrence; "Lee the American," revised edition, Brad&&& ^Gbhquistador," Philip Guedalla, "You Can't Live Your Own Life," Edgar Guest; "Silent Storms," Ernest Poole; "Harper Essay's," Camby. Several new books have beert added to the juvenile department also this month. The story telling hour is every Saturday morning from 9:30 to 10:30. Entertained For Miss Klontz Miss Louise Klontz, who is a student at Winthrop College spent the Spring holidays in Camden. On Friday evening Mrs. J. M. Kloijtz entertained at cards in her honor. Tables ..were arranged for bridge. Refreshments were served at the conclusion of the games. On Monday evening Miss Klontz was again entertained with a party at the home of' Miss Anna . Belle Watts, Ice eream and cake were served. Mrs. J.4M. Klontz and Mrs. Henry Owens assisted in entertaining. Building Brick House Dr. W. R. Clyburn is now having a neat seven room brick house erected on his lot on North Bro?4 Street. Dr. Clyburn recently Yore down the old house on the lot and since that time he and Mrs. Clyburn have been making their home with Mr. Lewis Lee Clyburn. iMr. George A. Creed has the contract for this building. : ? ik' TRIBUTE OF RESPECT Through a committee composed of Mrs. J. P. Graham, Mrs, M. C. Vaughan and Mrs. O. J. Smyrl, of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Camden Baptist Church, the following resolutions have been drafted: "Our town and community feel a very deep loss in the .death of our dearly beloved sister, Mrs. J. J. Goodalp. After a short illness she was called to her reward on March 9, 1928. She was one of the oldest and most faithful members of the Gamdeb. Baptist Church, and the Woman's Missionary Society, therefore she will b?*?^eatly missM by friends and loved. ones. Be it r**kesolved, First?That we, as members of the Woman's Missionary ^ I ? Society, bow to the will of our Father in Heaven, who doeth all things well, and pray earnestly that the bereaved family may find comfort and peace in this dispensation of * Hps- providence. "Second?That we thank God for the part of her Christian life spent in our midst, and we extend our sincere and heurtfelt sympathy to the loved ones and wish for them the comfort that God alone can give. "Third?That a page in our minute book be dedicated to her memory, and a copy of these resolutions be sent to the family, to the local papers and to the Baptist -Courier." | Thanks Their Friends' Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mickle wish to thank their friends for the kindness shown them during the illness of their little daughter, Louise, who, we are happy to say is greatly improved. U. D. C. Meeting The John D. Kennedy Chapter, U. D. C. held its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. A. A. Reasortover on Monday. The principal business of the afternoon was the election of delegates to the District Convention, which will be held in Lancaster. Those who are to represent this chapter are: Mrs. <N. R. Goodale, Mrs. John T. Mackey, Mrs. E.' B. Mobley, and Mrs. S. C. 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