The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 04, 1928, Image 12
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SOCIETY NEWS j
:Club Meetings:. j
Junior-Senior Hanquet
Claiming first place in the interest
Of Camden's younger society set during
the past week, wan the juniorsenior
banquet given on last Friday
night. Kvery year this banquet
marks the climax of the social activities
m the high school and this
year it was a particularly bright affair.
The local post, of the American
Ix-gion lent their nef"W. assembly hall
for the occasion. This iVas decoltttgii
in potted plants, ferns and southern
smilax. The school colors of gold
end black were also used effectively
in the decoration. The class colors
of green and white, however, were
carried out in the elevor favors that
marked euch guest's place.
Lucius Otfburn, president of the
junior cluss, was toast master for
the evening. Catherine Boy kin gave
the toust to the seniors, to which
Elmer Watts, senior president, responded
most graciously.
An outstanding feature of the entertainment
wur a dunce by the maids,
who were, Misses Willie Haile, Emily
Pitts, Elizubeth Zemp, Caroline
Uouser, Mary Helen Flowers, Virginia
Howard, Olive Nettles, Lenora
Rhame, Elizabeth MeCaskill, Alma
Hall.
Expression of Thanks
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Moseley, who
suffered the loss of their home by fire
Sunday afternoon, sent the following
note of thanks to The**Chronicle:
''We wish to express through you
? our thanks to all who helped to save
u part of our household effects when
our house was destroyed by fire Sunday
afternoon, as we cannot see eacn
one in person.v
Majestic Program
Matinee .3:30 p. m. Night 8:00 and
^9.30 p^m.
Friday, May i
"HAROLD TEEN"
With an all star v?*t. One of the
best comedies of the year. Collegiate!
Collegiate! Yes "it is Collegiate!
Roaring Rah-rah boys and
classy co-eds at their zippiest. A
rube freshie who becomes the college
hero. A thrilling foot hall game and
n picture everyone will enjoy. Also ?
Comedy?"(,<> jnto Your Dance."
Saturday, M?y 5
"THE WAGON SHOW"
Hey folks. The circus is in town.
Tell all the folks. Round up thy kidi.
Everybody from six to sixty will enjoy
it bocausv Ken Maynard is' the
star and the circus is only part of
this great out-door adventure drrttna.
See Maynnrd at his best in his greatest
picture. Also Comedy.?"Behind
The Counter."
Monday and Tuesday, May 7-8
"ACROSS TO SINGAPORE"
With an all star cast headed by
Kamond Novarro, supported by byutjtiful
.loan Crawford. Ernest Torfrervce
also plays in this mighty drama
otithc sea. Follow the star of romnn<:4
Oh one of his most enthralling
adventures. A glorious picture nerrv,
rative of valiant men of the sea/ A
slashing, dashing story of love and
mutiny, that sweeps yod to far ports
and strange scenes. Put this picture
against any romance that has appeared
on th?? screen in the past season,
and ?<?e how it tops them all.
Also Pat he News. No increase in
prices.
Wednesday, May 9
"ADVENTURE MAD"
With an all star foreign cast. This
picture was made by the same company
that made "Variety" "Metropolis"
and "The Last Waltz." It's a
powerful Dramatic Mystery Sensation.
The thrilling dramatic story of
a man who lpves adventure more
than his beautiful young wife ami
then has his eyes opened to the futility
of it all by arteries of hair
breadth escapes'. that build tu suras a
climax. Also Pathe Review.
" Thurs3ay/ May 10
"THREE SINNERS"
A powerful drama with the following
cast of stars: Polo Negri, Warner
Baxter, Paul Lucas and main
other stars in M iss Negri's latest ami
best picture. The blazing, dominating
personality, Polo Negri again
bursts forth in a new dramatic mas
terpiece culled from lite, heading n
brilliant cast of skilled artists. A
drama superb in its smashing truth
fulness. Also Pathe News.
Fridayv Mav 11
"LAI GH CLOWN I.Al'GH"
Starring lx?n Chaney in his great
est picture to date. This picture ca>
be matched against them all to.
drama ami thrills. The man of s
thousand faces adds another mi
perishable portrait to his server
achievements. Here is an unusua
story, masterfully acted bv the great
est of characters. Superbly dircctei
by Herbert Brennon the man whe
made "Beau Ge?te" and "Sorroll am
Son." Belasco's famous stage plaj
at last in pictures. A picture every
one. should A lee fomedy
Charlie Chase in?"All For Nothing.'
Saturday, May 12
"THE UPLAND RIDER"
Starring Ken Xiniift-..?
(i?t ready to *ee the world ft great
' est motioa picture. " *'BBN HUB*
Monday and Tfeeeday. May 14-15
AdulU 50c, ChlMrta - iftc.
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Met With Mii*h Yutm
1 he Thursday Afternoon Bridge
club met l??t week with Miss Kthel
Yates at her home on north Broad
street. A profusion of cut flowers
were used in the living room where
the tables were arranged for Ike
gnifie. After curds the hostess served
a delightful salad course.
To Meet With Mrs. Smith
1 he American legion Auxiliary
will meet on Friday afternoon, May
11th, ut 4:30 o'clock at the, home of
Mrs. M. L, Smith, coroner of Broad
and Chesnut streets.
In vital ions 'I'o VeteruiiH
The following invitation has been
issued to all Confederate Veterans to
u dinner on May lOtlv "You ar<i
.cordially invited to attend the annual
dinner given to the Veterans of
Kershaw County, by the John D.
Kennedy Chapter U. J). C., at ,the
1 reabyterian Sunday School rooms on
Thursday, May 10th, at 12:30 o'clock.1
Attend Contest at Coker College
Kach year a Music Contest is given
at Coker College for High school!
pupils of the state to compete.)
Prizes offered are scholarships. Th's
year it was held on Thursday, May 1
Ird, and from the Camden City '
Schools Misses. Virginia Haile, Caro-1
lyn Richardson afrid Ellen Stewart i
went to compete in the piano contest1
and in voice the Misses. Molly Blackwell,
Esther DeLoache and Virginia
Dolyoache will be entered. Mrs. F. |
W. Chapman, Mrs. E. C. Zemp and'
Miss J so be 1 Bunkley will accompany
them to Hartsville.
District Auxiliary Met Here
The Fourth District Woman*
Auxiliary of the Diocese of Upper
South Carolina met with the Womc.i
of Grace church, Camden on Friday,
May 1st, Mrs. Blair Watson, Directress
presiding. The day's program'
began with the Corporate Commun- '
ion Service, Bishop K. G. Finlay,
officiating assisted by the following
clergymen, Rev. Louis Taylor and
Dr. Henry Phillips, of Columbia and
Rev. I. deL. Brayshaw. At this service
the 1 hank Offering was presented
and Mrs. Furtick, of Columbia
rendered a bc-autiful solo, Reports
of vat",6us departments filled the I
business session showing increased J
activities and interest along all lines.
A bountiful lunch was served in
tho Exchange Rooms. The women of
the Parish being hostesses.
Brances A. and B. wish* to thank
everyone for their cooperation In making
the day a success and especially 1
Mrs. S. C. Zemp for her assistance >
"^ ^h the music.
Bridge Tournament Success
The J ames Leroy Belk Post of the
American Legion gave a bridge
tournament on last Thursday evening
in their new building on DeKalb
"dn-et that was a success from all
angle?. Twenty-six tables were arranged
for bridge in the Legion Hall
amid the National colors and flowers
I v?f a'.. <hades. The games were entcied
into spiritedly And at the conclusion
it round that the ladies
prize was won by Mrs. Alice Marye
aftd the gentlemen's went to Mr. W.
L. DePass, Sr., while Mr. David Llew-'
el lyn won the consolation. Delicious
refreshments were served by members
of the Auxiliary. The committee
on entertainment is to be congratulated
on the success of the affair.
They intend to have a series
of these parties and tickets were
given ail attending the first and at
the end of the series a lucky number
will entitle the holder to a grand
prize.
PERSONAL NEWS NOTES
Mr*. Margaret Zemp and daughter,
I Miss Dorothy Zemp, have returned
fr< m a visit to relatives in I Lancaster,
j Mr. and Mrs. HUnley Jones, of
New York City, were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Goodale for
ueveral days during the past week,
Mrs, (j, H. Martin and son, Joseph,
hftvc returned to their home in New
Jersey, after spending the winter in
C Camden.
Mrf. Krwin Kerrison has as her
guest this week, Mrs. Buist Kerrison,
of Charleston. I
Mrs George It. Cook has returned
to her home after spending the season
here.
| Miss Ksca Myers left Sunday for
an extended visit tocher sister, Mrs,
R. P. Hall, of High Point, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 1,. Graham and son
j leave next week for Ixmdon, where
jttmy-m* spend the summer. While
in England they expect to make trips
to Scotiaryl nnd Ireland.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Chapman will
nave as week end guests the followi'lg.
Lieutenant Commander and
Mrs. V. H. Wheeler and daughter,
Dorothy, who have recently returned
from the Philippines and will later
be stationed in New England and the
Misses. Julia and Lillian Kibler, of
Newberry.
Major and Mrs. E. C. VonTresckow
have returned from a visit to
Atlanta and are stopping at the home
of Mrs. R. W. White until the middle
Of May when they will return to
Berlin, Germany.
Mrs. J. S. Rhame and Mrs. M. M
Reasonover and baby were visitors
in Charlotte last week end.
Mrs. Margaret Zemp and Miss
Dorothy Zemp have returned from a
visit to relatives in Lancaster.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. W. L. DePass,
Jr., at the Camden hospital on
hursday, April 26th, a son. The
young fellow has been named John
Scottowe Wannamaker DePass.
MT5 s Margaret Hogue spent the
week-end with her mother in Hdrtsville.
Misses Alberta Team and Eiletie
^ittle, of Columbia, were week-end
visitors here.
Mr. and Mrs. I? g. Klnnniken and
children left today on a two weeke '
Visit to Mr. Flenniken's parents in
Tcxarkana, Arkansas.
Miss Celeste Mumford left yester- '
(lay to spend the summer at her old
home in Kansas City, Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Woodward
oft yesterday for their summer hornIn
Uroy, New York, after spending,
the winter at their home "Hollv
Hedge." N y
Mr. \V. 0. Hay left this week by
auto trip to New York. While there
he will visit his son, W. O. Hay, Jr.
t D. C. To Meet
The John D. Kennedy Chapter U.
D. C. will meet at the home of Mrs.
W. F. Nettles on Monday, May 7th
at 4 o clock. All members are urged
to attend.
Chief of Police Quigg and three
subordinate officers have been cleared
of charges of murdering H. Kier, a
negro prisoner, The jury was out
four hours before returning the verdict
of acquittal.
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May Pageant Put On
At Mill School
Under the supervision <>f Miss
Ernestine Bateman a pretty pageant
was put on at the Mill school Wednesday.
It wan in honor of the King
and Queen of the May, and many little
tots from the town and mill
schools took part to represent flowers
which formed the background.
Signs of Spring were rabbits,
bumblebees, frogs and butterflies,
wbn took their places among the
mushrooms. The solo dancers were:
Rain, Emily Shannon; sunshine, Evelyn
Edwards; and rainbow, Willis
Wright. Then appeared the fairies
and brownies who waked them up fco
let them know that Spring was here.
Ix-noir Myers played the part of
King and the Queen was Connie
Murphy. .lolly Pitts actdti as the
Herald. The court attei<darrts and
flower girls came ahead of the King
and Queen and they were Mary
Pitts and Henry Niles, Jr., Bettie
Stevenson and John Langford,-Dorothy
Sowell and Charles McCaskil),
Virginia Guthrie and IxToy Wooten.
Mother Goose. and her children,
ballet girls, and Dutch boys then
came in to welcome the King and
Queen back again. An old fashioned
minuet was staged and a flag drill
representing heralds from Healthland
made up of boys and girls from
the school. The final was the grand
march off the stage in front of the
audience.
It represented no little work and
patience on the part of Miss Bateman,
and owing to the fact that so
many of the mothers from the mill
were unable to be present, the pageant
will be held again tomorrow,
Saturday, at 5:30 in the afternoon. ,
I
Shuford R. Qoward, Republican J
leader and prominent farmer of Mad-j
Ison county, North Carolina, was fa- I
tally shot by His wife Friday in their'
honu*. The two exchanged shots for
some time.
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In a national competition, Howard
Bell Arbuckle, Jr., of Davidson college
was chosen the ideal college <
fraternity man, because of his hign 1
scholarship record and high rating in ]
Campus activities as prominent in the <
panhellenic council, literary society, 1
cadet corps, Y. M. C. A., football and
baseball, and well rounded in all his ]
work and activities. <
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A stone from the Cowans Ford bat- (
tle-fleld-near which Gen. William Da- ,
vidson was killed will be sent by the
Mecklenburg county commissioner to (
the Old Fort Indian Memorial associa-l
tion to be used with a stone from each '
of the other counties in North Carolina
to form the base of a marker at
tho point which was an outpost of civilization
for a long time.
Mrs. McLeod Entertains
One of the loveliest bridge parties
the season was that given on
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Alfred
|fl. McLeod at her attractive,new home
)n Hampton Street. There were nine
:ables arranged for the players.
The top score was won by Mrs.
Edwin Kerrison. The one given for
the second highest score went to Mrs.
Belton Beard. Mrs. John deLoach
:ut the consolation and the boofoy
went to Mrs. Leslie McLeod.
After cards a delightful salad
;ourpe was served. I
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There is a possibility that a nefw
will succeed the late Martin B. Mli-j
den as congressman from Illinois
as the district in Chicago represent^
by Madden is mostly peopled by
negroes.
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Treat Colds
AZWay s
With One
Treatment
RUBBED on
k throat and chest,
Vicks doe* two
things at once:
1 (1) It is vaporised by the body
t; heat and inhaled direct to the inflamed
air passages, and
(2) It stimiflates the skin like an
old-fashioned poultice and "draws
out" the soreness.
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J1 Cretonnes, voiles, organdies
j for Summer Curtains.
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Water-proof Chintz for Torch
"j -Chair Carers at
j CATHERINE H. GOOD ALES
STUDIO
A Twenty par Cant reduction
; w?H he made en ell lamp* end
Shades to May let.
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and Y<mr Complexion
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thnn iho irri^
t?ting ugly
rod welt
of mosquito bites. Doctors will
tell you that mosmiito biles ore
evidence thai n indent poisonlut*
lseen shot through the skin into
your blood stream. Without *
rlean, wfirrrfeeted blood Stream
you oawaot have a clear <x>nrrplexioh.
The X-Psnjfent ('ant?stt 'of
Fly Flu Kills Mfxsquitow
Outright
Mosqtirtoos hrenfhe through 0 or
ft) pairs of openings in the 1kk1\.
Theaeopenings, protected against
dust., Cannot seep out the powerful,
Suffocating fumes Of \-lhmpent.
That's wiry X-*Pllngent kills
mosquitoes.
Fly Flu-he for aale in Drug. D?-paftment
and 'Grocery Stores.
I rade market! by Fly Flu t'orl>orntion.
Manufactured and Distributed
by liquid Veneer (.orporntion,
375 Ellioott Street,
Huffab, jNekr'York.
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Order By
Phone!
Our specials this week are
seasonable.
The popularity of our
"order-by-?phone" delivery
of groceries and all good
things to eat is in the fact
that we make special effort
to select only the best, knowing
from experience that
there is loss of time, goodwill
and patronage in return
or exchange of goods.
When you order by phone
feel assured that the potatoes,
lettuce, eggs, celery,
oranges, lemons, carrots,
radishes, cabbage, butter or
cakes you want will be selected
as carefully as were
you personally making
choice.
Call Phone 44
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ROGERS COCOA at. Jar 30tl
VER1BEST r/ 25c!
FIG BARS ! Pounds 25c
SOAP P&G 3 far lie]
PICKLES S m.3M
BACON
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CHEESE REME 2 ,bs
BUTTER S 53c |
/SSfei \ Tomatoes
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Tax extra on Cigarettes . *
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