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10CIETY NEWS' 1 Club Meeting! : jTTnd Mr*. Li?4?ay Entertain | he'Tuesday Bveuing Bridge Club entertained by Mr. and Mrs. NetLindsay op laat Tuesday. Mrs. pnian H. Barrett Won top score e Substitutes were Mr. and Mri. rowel! Hay. After the games dews refreshments were served. To Have Clean-Up Week he Camden Cemetery Association absei l clean up week May 2, May and all owners of plots asked 'o have them given special ? so they will 'be clean for Meial Day- . J . v ^ b over nor Al Smith has announced t he wdi not attend the national nocratie convention at Houston, in June. | Majestic Program linee 3:30 p. m. Night 8:00 and 9:30 p. m. w Friday, April 27. "THK FIFTY FIFTY GIRL" "eaturing Bebe Daniels in hew >st ami best, comedy hit to date, amusing Comedy-drama that will ise everyone. Thiis type of pioe just tits Mibs Daniels. Also iedy?' Carae The Dawn." Saturday, April 28. "LAW OF THE RANGE" In epic western picture- packed h thrills. Starring Tim McCoy of the best wtstern stars of tor. It's thrilling with western acAlso Comedy.?"Goofy GHo?t." nday and Tuesday, April 30 and 31 Monday and Tuesday, April 30 and May 1 "WHAT PRICE GLORY" It is useless for us to try and tell u about this wonderful production, u have probably heurd a friend it had witnessed this mighty pic e tell some one how good it was, d advise them to see it if th&$r bad chance. We frankly think this a ;ater picture than "The Big Parade" any other picture of its kind, wspaper critics have been unanius in their praise of this picture, this picture you see such stars as :tor McLagleu, Edmund Lowe, lores Del Rio, William V. Mong, yilis Haver and many other noted irs. "What 1'rice Glory" . is the ial sincere lilm of the century. _To_ it is to become a living part of Taken Com the stage triumph Laurence Stalling* and Maxwell iderson. Also Pathe NeWB. Special Notice Duo to the length?>of this picture, ; will have only two performances lily. Matinee 3:30, Night, 8 p." fli. bits 50c, Children 25c. Wednesday, May<2. ^-J "LOVE AND LEARN" 'v Storing Esther Ralston, the reea's scintillating blonde beauty, II fascinate you in her latest love i-fest. What Lindbergh is to avian, this gui is to laughter, Honestwe think she's betterI than ever. u'U say so too1 after 'you see "Love A Learn." Also Pathe Review. Thursday, May "WILD GEESE A-picturiwition of the famous prize yd of the same name by' Martha Starring Belle Rennet** uta Stewart, Donald Keith; Eve mthern, Wesley Barry and othere in Picture that's as great as the book. Pwtare that you will always remj rl struggled wjth her bus-' id to conceal from her children a ^froin the past. A picture that ' h?ld spellbound throughout. ?? Pathe Review. , f a comedy ,>f High School Life. . funniest picture of the year. ? a scream. .A-i':, ~?| Soor'- rU)n haney in?Laugh own Laugh ?"Ben Hur" and many her b'g PiMres. AVatch tor dates. inn ?>' A TMvvnAi. news NOTV3 Mr. Charles J, , Shannon, 3rd. of Savannah, upaht W we<,k vud ^ with hi* family on Fair street. M?.'!* a. Ambler, who he* (men tending the winter hare return** to Cannondale, <W, the past week. j Mrs. Newton C. Boykin. and Mrs. at Th Boylrin were guests this week V*. ?t Virginia Beach, Mr. Taylor Mobley, of Kerahaw ?pent the week end here, the guest of hie parents, (Mr. and Mrs. E. 11 Moh ley. *, Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Cobb and daughter, Betty, of Paw Creek, N. C spent the week end in Camden with relatives. $ \, Mrs. W. W. liases and son, of Orangeburg are on a visit to the' formers parents, Judge and Mrs. M L. Smith. .. Afm?tr<>ng and little daughter, of JKewberyy, are on a visit *Jr*n if"?* #9 parents, Mr. and Mr*. G, J*. Lenoir. Thomas C*e Little, Jr., is the name little (boy who arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. Lee Little on Tuesday, April 24th. oOrjn.'Jo Mr. and Mrs. James W. Ulakeiiey, on Friday, April 20th, at tjieir hofW? in Atlanta, a daughter, iirho has, been, named DeVries Blakeney. Messrs. Ciurkson Rhame, DuBoso Blakeney And Charles Shannon, 4th, students pf t^haipel Hill who have been here on,a visit have returned to OOllege. Mrs. W. J. Smyrl has returned from Marion where she was a delegate to the District Woman's Missionary (Society of the Methodist Episcopal church. ' .The many friends of Mr. T. C. Gladden are glad to ee him back at McLeod-Ruh company, after being confined to his home for several I weeks on account of illness. Mrs. M. F. Appleton and Miss Knudson, popular winter residents of Camden, who operate the Torii Shoo, here during the winter months, left .last week for their summer home at Castine, Maine. Thf^mfny ^friends of Miss Cora WUliaans affMzd to iee -hef mat again after an fllness of several weeks in the Odlumbia Hospital. -Mrs. John Williams, her. mother, was with her ;*n Columbia while she was in the hospital. Rev. and Mrs. A. D. McArn were i visitors in Columbia Friday afterJ noon at the home of Mrs. B. S. Burch, when Mrs. fcurch entertained in honoi 'of her guest, Mrs. S. E. Wallace, of Nashville. Mrs. McArn was in the receiving line. ^ Rev, William S. $toney?%ector of Holy Trinity Episcopal church, calle'J up the Sun office at 3:30 o'clock this morning to announce the arrival oi a son, born at Mrs. Edwards' maternity hospital. The young man' hae been named' William S. Jr. Both mother and child are doing nicely.? Gainesville, (Fla.) Sunday, April 21. Were Married Here Mr. Paul E. Jones, of Kershaw,, and Miss Frances L. Clements, of-Liberty Hill, were married in this city. oi; Saturday morttin* at the residence oi Rev. A. Douglu s' McArn, pastor of the Camden Presbyterian Church. t \ i . ..... Chapman Natbed Secretary At?apta,f April 20..-?<R. B. Sims, o. bpartanburg, S. C., was elected presi ftnvX th Southeastern Water am 14ghAsspciatiptf at the eighteentl Other officers"**tect S^.' t^refca^ ^election of the time and place o Sl'\ !!!??* convention was left to the committee, ? ' & ??. e i - - ' Mru. Dunn Reports On Cemetery Work 1 Mrs W. J. Dunn., president of the Camden Cemetery Association, has submitted the foMqwing report on the work done by that body; "I regret I have not a report filled with great achievements for the year 1927. 'We simply did the best we could with what we had. "The Powers that be," have been good to un therefore our storehouse is better tilled at the end 'of the year than at the beginning. "The first week in May we observed "Clean Up Week." With the assistance of Mr. Whitaker and his I force the driveways were put in j splendid condition ;^nd trash removed. I Several dead trees were out down and ; carried off. The pump made station!ury, sunken graves filled, and general repair work done. The "Unknown Soldiers" graves and those in "Perpetual Care" were supervised by Misa Rllie Zemp. The pine tree taken down by Mr. Freitag was removed by the city and the stone moved for fear of injury by falling limbs, replaced by Sumter Marble Company, i free of charge. "In July the brick work at the West enclosure was repaired. At this time a rainy season visited us and the growth of weeds and grass was tppmendous and I was overwhelmed at the prospect as our coffers <w#re empty. Can you imagine?shalL I say, my thrill on going down one nmrning to find Mayor C. P. DuBose, 1 Mr. W. D. Whitaker and several men and the street force hard at work and every place being put in order. It , was a pleasure to know we wage receiving the hearty support and cooperation of this city council, who ! have given (us this year instead of 'the small appropriation of $100, $520 ' per annum. This appropriation will enable us to have the much needed caretaker. I beg that each individual interested in our cemetery will cooperate with this association and the city in keeping their lots in order. Nojv that we have a caretaker and , some money in the treasury I feel , it will be much easier for those in charge .to do ifiore satisfactory work , and now I would like to make the following rggonrmendations: "That Mr. W. D. Whitaker's name . be added to our executive committee. . "That we continue to remove the , dead trees replacing with new ones. "That we repair^ the brick work , from time to time as our finances I permit. ( "That our secretary be instructed , to write a letter of appreciation to the City Council for the generous - appropriation to . this association. ^Personally I thank each of you for your interest. Mayor DuBose and the City Council for their substantial aid. Mr. W. D. Whitaker for his untiring and courteous assistance. Mr. iL. T. Mills for 'his continued help in the sale of lots." \ Hospital Auxiliary To Meet j ; The Camden Hospital Auxiliary * will hold their monthly meeting at the fiyttSfvn Hospital on Monday afternoon, April 30th, at 4:30 o'clock. AJtt members are urged to be present f at this meeting. i I *. ?r* 1 ~ . z j Another Speed Record Broken r Daytona Beach, Fla., April 23.-f 3)&&hing twice across the ofceari speed? way here yesterday with the <86 cy* clinders of the Triplex Special thun. dering their challenge,, Ray Xeech t 27-year-old Philadelphia racing pilot g established a new world's record foi the mile straight-nway with an aver( age speed of 207.55260 miles' pei _ hour. Thousands lined the beach tc cheer as the huge machine hurlec oVer the course carrying the Philadelphia ' pilot to victory . after hii previous efforts to bring the record back to the United States had beet thwarted by accidents and unfavorable weather conditions. Keech ex cfeeded by six-tenths, of .'a mile th< record established ?jby Captain Malcolm Campbell, British pilot, who ii February over the same hard-packed sand averaged 206.95 miles per houi in/hU Napier Bluebird special. - <'Bo> howdy!n Keeich yelled, as he climb ed down from his mount, a joyfu . smile lighting his face. "I never die so .much running in my life*" v ; '/ > ^ . Marines 90 far killed in the Nicara gua campaign now to$al 21; the num ber wounded totals 46, the navy de partment has informed the senate ' -r-SEE THE NEW Cretonnes, voiles, organdies for Summer Curtains. Wat^jroof Chlntr for.Porch CATHERINE H. GOODALE'S I STUDIO K lAsiiy - per Cent reduction will b? made on all lame snd Mr. and Mr*. Tresckow Visit Georgia Capital The Atlanta (onstkution on Sunday, April 22, carried a picture of Major E. C. VonTrewckow, executive officer uf the consulate genera) of the United States in Berlin, beside that of Dr. Rolf L. Jaeger, German counsel in the southeast. While in Atlanta Mr. Von Tresckow attended a two Aeks training course of the fourth corps area as u lieutenant colonel of military intelligence. Mr. Von Tresckow was accompanied by his wife and while there were guests of Henry D, Kennedy, vice-president of the Fulton .National Bank, and Alfred D. Kennedy, of DavidsonrKeuncdy company, her brothers, and J. Sherwood Kennedy, vice-president of the Atlanta and and Lowry National bank, her cousin, all former Camden men, now making good in Atlanta. They returned to Camden this week for a visit and leavq on May 10, for their return trip to Berlin on the steamship George Washington. Camden Hospital Shares Duke Fund , i Charlotte, April 24.?-Appropriations and conditional allotments totalling $898,062, were made by the Duke endowment in favor of hoxpitals, orphanages, and other^ welfare agencies in the two Carolihas, it was announced by the trustees after adjournment of their meeting here today. The amount included appropriations to operation funds in addition to large amounts set aside for hospital construction, appropriations made to hospitals and orphanages totalled $389,472 and the conditional allotments for: prospective new construction totalled $408^627. Sixty five hospitals in the two states shared in the distribution. Twenty five orphanages in North Carolina and ten in South Carolina also were benefited. The Camden Hospital, at Camden, S. C., is among those sharing in the Duke fund. The town of Ninety-Six, famous in the American Revolution and before, is in the limelight again, boasting the youngest mayor in Marvin L. Siebert, 23 years old and born near Princeton, Laurens county. Thomas W. Miller, former custodian of alien property, convicted of conspiracy, has given up his intention to further appeal his case, and yesterday started on his way to the Atlanta Federal prison to serve his sentence of eighteen months. He was convicted of defrauding the government of $7,000,000. Presbyterian Church Notes A congregational meeting will be held Sunday morning, April 29, after the morning worship for the election of three elders. All members are asked to be present. At a recent meeting of the congregation Messrs. W. JL Pearce, F. N. MoCorkle and L. J. Whitaker were elected deacons. The men of the clnAch had their monthly meeting recently at the home of Dr. R. E. Stevenson. An interesting program and discussion ware en- j joyed. The May meeting will be at the home of Mr. L. T. Mills. Last Sunday we had 115 at Sunday i (School. This was ^\ne. We will have a special feature on the program Sun-' day morning from the Cradle Roll Department under the direction of Mrs. iE. E. Sill. Mrs. Sill requests that the parenbb of all children on the cradle roll bring these children to Sunday School this coming Sunday. If any desire the children to bo baptised at this service please call Mrs. Sill or the pastor. Miss Willie dlaile will lutiki the Christian Endeavor program Sunday evening. Junior Christian Endeavor Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. A Vienna dispatch says that :? Viennese physician has discovered a specific against rheumatic diseases, such as arthritis, sciatica and neuralgia. The remedy is administered in powder or tablet form and is said to be equally its important as insulin. Banks to Chwe Earlier The throe banks of Camden announce that beginning May 1 they will close their places at 2 o'clock in the afternoon instead of 3 o'clock. Saturdays and Mondays will be excepted. "What Price Glory" I J I I Greatest Picture of the Year! I M) f v uy , fw H ^ ~ ?' _ .-iijjQ- " ill MAJESTIC THEATRE I MONDAY 0 TUESDAY I APRIL 3Q & MAY 1 I _ _ I MATINEE 3tSO* '? - NIGHT StOO A PICTURE EVERYONE SHOULD SEE! I _ - ?H9K^ ????#-8 ADULTy.gj^C CHILDRigj|ftjfe| i Core throats RubVickson throat uKtCT? fib ant* Rclicvci fQyfrirS two ways at once? UjjV 7 absorbed, inhaled. ? -- . ? i I ? 'J ' ! JL.-J.JJr .1 SPRING is House-Cleaning Time, 11 ' i To make houM-cltaning more thorough ?nd less annoying we can supply many helps. Fumigants, Insecticides, Rodenticides. Soaps that will not injure your hands or the paint on furniture or walls. Poh ishes, Wax, Sponges, Rubber Gloves, Dyes, Brushes, Stain Removers, Moth Sprays, Camphor Balls and to beautify the outside? FLOWER SEED AND GRASS SEED 7 j W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store j j Phone 30 ! Let US Serve You I H THE OLD RELIABLE , _ S 1 THE EUREKA BARBER SHOP I ps Wishes to announce that beginning Monday, April 30, gS |s and continuing until September 1, we will give you jOc ' 1 A H AIR CUT FOR i'^i I 25 GENTS I || A Reduction of Ten Cents |[J |p The oldest barber shop in continuous service, serving ftp ^ the trade in an acceptable manner for 38 years. |s ? We welcome new comers to our city. The city is grow- ?g ap ing fast, and we strive to make friends for our shop. a| || Will be pleased to serve you. I EUREKA BARBER SHOP 1 jjjS I. B. ENGLISH, Proprietor Sp I " " J Guard Yourself I against I A Rainy Day ; It'a easier tp earn money 7jj|. than to save it! Acquire the Saving-Habit! - 7* ^ yb, [' h Guard"" yourself against a rainy day! Let our bank act as a protfection against a time^CKf^need. Save regularly a certain amount of your earnings each Rir_.A > : ' W66K. $1.00 opens an account and starts you on the road to Protection. * -?v-?? -H ?? < .Vv. #Li_ V\flE PAY 4 0, HB 0 T" Interest on . Savings AccountsI Bank of Camden |r=r? ~ ~ - y- " ? J"