The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 18, 1928, Image 5
SOCIETY NEWS
Club Meeting*|
Thsnks Those who
. M Kennedy, Jr., chairman of
; American legion Parade Comhas
addressed the following
Lmunk.uon through The Citronle
to those who helped make up*he
rtde o" Memorial Day: .
.-The American legion wishes to
?nk the various organizations for
*jr splendid co-operation ill making
e Memorial Day Parade a success.
e wish especially to thank the
hool Children for their intereat end
* wonderful patience and discipline
10911 by them."
Met With Mr a. Roseborough
The Lugoff Home Demonstration
|ub met on Tuesday afternoon, May
t #t the home of Mrs. James Roseiough.
Twelve members and three
liters were present, Miss Alma
,rgess taught those present smockg
gud Italian hemstitching. The
stess served delicious refreshments,
rs. B. W. Gettys will entertain the
lb in June.
Will Picnic Tonight
Members of the Baptist Young
ople's Union, of the Camden Bapt
church will picnic tonight, Frir,
May lKth, at the old river bridge,
members are requested to meet
the church at 6:16 p. m., and
ke" to the river and have supper.
Mrs. Wooten Entertains Club
ft* Thursday Afternoon Bridge
ib was delightfully entertained at
recent meeting by Mrs. Leroy
oten at her home on Lyttleton
eet. _ i
nstead of at the usual hour in the
;ernoon, the guests assembled ati I
;ht o'clock in the evening, supper
ng served at that time. In adion
to the regular club members,
>se present included Mrs. Edwin
rrison and Mrs. Buist Kerrison, of
arleston, Mrs. Douglas McArn and
s. R. B. Pitts.
Recital To Be Given Tuesday
The music pupils of the Camden
will give a recital at the
lool auditorium on next Tuesday
Lning, May 22 at .8:20 o'clock.. The
Leber* Mrs. Frank W^a^mfand
IF Isobel Bunkley extend, an in?on
to the public to attend this
Hikl there will be no admission
I treat is promised all
ic Progrartt
p. m. Night 8:00 and
i :30 p. m. - day,
May 18
SED TO KILL**
11 star cast. Edmund
i "What Price Glory/'
nd many other noted
of the best pictures of
he fascinating advenl
girl among tne wolves
), are "Dressed To Kill"
thing. A thrilling ' fricighways
gnd- byways of
Id. A picture that you
Hso Comedy^lBlow By
jrday. May 19
OTIN' IRONS"
ick Luden the neW cowlern
picture thftt's pack.
Is. Come and Me Jack
tricks, in a picture thai
spell bound from start
so first chapter of "Th?
ace." A mystery aerial
-s. Do not miss the first
his serial picture. It?
Comedy?"Long Hdee."
d'Tuesday, 'May-'il-SFAIN
YOUNG :I|A5PV
ill star cast, Including
irro, the star of
s latest hK. Marcelins
'ears in this picture that
everyone. The type 6l
you have been waiting tc
appear in. Take a tit
ss this one. Also Pkthc
ncrease in prices* * V ^
m^ANDfcuFPB"
ilanor Bordman, Copra(
awrence Gray, in a grip
of love, diamonds ana v?<
A drama of white flaim
S h adows." A dhtmOTld tl
"ed the flames of hril
iuman souls. i^U'i th<
e'test love story in th<
the grim underworld
iTffja'
Wallace. Baery and Ray
,n. the screens greats*
in their latest corned;
ver you do don't miss thi
NewT** 'Uh U0^'
uW??r;
v ictor McLaglen. the sta
riceXJlory/' in hfe lates
See Victor in the NavJ
irl in every port. A pic
^thousand one langhi
PERSONAL NEWS NOTES
Mr. and Mr*. H. D. Nile* and son
pent" Uw'week end with relative*
in Clintou. ^
Mrs. Margaret Zemp end Miss
Dorothy Zeuip are visiting relatives
in Lancaster.
Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Dominick
pent the week end with relatives in
Stlyfe s. c. t,
Mr. John P. Jenkins, Jr., is on a
visit to hia parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
P. Jenkins, here.
/Ira. Al Mclntyre and little daughter,
Jane, of Ashevllle are visiting
relatives,in Camden.
Mrs. ?> E. Sill left this week for
her.home at?Montreal, N. C., wheru
She will the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Haile speni
Sunday in Hock Hill, with Miss
Jumelle Haile at Winthrop.
Pete Mackey was the guest of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Mackey,
during the past week end.
Mrs. S. W. Garett, of Macon, Ga.,
was a visitor at the home of her
brother; Mr. John T. Mackey, on Sun-1
day. < " ? '
Mrs. George R. Cook and son have
returned to theit home in Trenton,
N. J. after spending the winter In
Camden.
Miss Mary Richey, spent the week
end in Clinton as the guest of her
aunt, Miris Cora Richey at the Thorniwell
Orphanage.
Mrs. T. >S. Myers, of Charlotte,
C., was a recent guest at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown on LaFayette
Avenue.
Among those attending the flower
Bhow in Columbia last week, were,
Mr. and Mrs. Robin Zemp and Mr.
r.nd Mrs. John T. Nettles.
Miss Nell Kirkland, who is now
residing in Monroe, N. C., was a
week end visitor to her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. B. Kirkland.
Mrs. Mary F. Charlton and daughter,
Mrs. Fletcher have returned to
their home in Proctorsville, Vt., after
spending the winter here.
Mrs. Mark P. Johnson, and little
daughter, of Charlotte were visitors,
in Camden this week, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Taylor.
Mrs. Leslie Zemp and Miss Ellie
Zemp with Misses Leila and Charlotte
Shannon and Miss Brook Jones visited
the Garden Show in Columbia last
week,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Spong and
attractive little twins, of Charlotte,
N. C., spent Mother's day with Mrs.
Spong's parents Judge and Mrs. E.
D. Blakeney. i
The many friends of Miss Martha
Oglesby are glad to see her back in
"the First National Bank after recuperating
from an operation for appendicitis.
i
Mrs. W. F. Nettles accompanied by
Miss Olive Nettles drove to Columbia
on .Saturday to meet William Nettles,
who is at home for a short time afte_*
a somewhat serious lUness.
" M^r. and .Mrs. H. eT* Wilson and
children, of. Chesterfield were the
guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. J^;0.
Rollings. They were accompanied
home by Mrs, Elizabeth Huey.
Mrs. J. H. Reese and little son,
Jack, left this week for Columbia
where they will make their home.
Mr. Reese being a haember of the Tayor
Drug Company in that city.
7Jack Nettles, being <pie of the
Citadel boya to' play a match game of
tennis in Columbia on Saturday, spent
the week end at home with his paronts,
Mt. and 'Mrs. John T? Nettles.
Friends -of Mr. James Waltei
Brown, popular salesman at? Hirscli
Bros. & Go., will be glad to know
!" that he is Improving at nis home from
: a recent operation at the Camden hos
| pltal. - '
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Start left
i Thursday for Saranac Lake, New
York, -to spend #the summer. Mr
; Start ia the efficient photographer al
The Kirkwood Hotel during -the win
te Major?E. C. Von Treackow left Sun
dhy for Washington,'where he wil
: be joined later by Mrs. Von Tresclww
j when they will leave for Berlin
t Germany, where Mr. Von Trescjo*
I is stationed.
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Indies Return Thanks
To Those Who Helped i
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Another Memorial Day hem poms*d .
?full of reverent tribute to those (
who wore the grey. Thanks to the ]
interest of the James Leroy lielk i
Post American Legion, the parade was 1
the outstanding feature of the day.
Oars gaily decked with tlaga were (
furnished for our Confederate veter- t
ans, while the veterans of the World
War sud the tSpanish-American war 1
marched with our military company. j
The Boy Scouts and au imposing nuni. (
bar of school children led by our t
band in full uniform and the Camden 1
Shrine Club drum corpe adding much *
to the effect .with their brilliant uni- J
forms as well as their music. The 1
Daughters of the American Revolii- '
tion and United Daughters of the Con- |
federacy also rode in decorated ears, j
The Camden Memorial Association l
who for many years directed tins '
beautiful observance of placing a 4
Confederate flag, a laurel wreath and *
flowers on each soldiers grave haye i
recently merged their activities with '
the United Daughters and the John 1
D. Kennedy Chapter, under Its cap* j
able president. Mrs. J. B. GuVeton, 1
thanks each committee for their of-- I
ficient help in making this a worthy |
and successful occasion?each organi
ration for its splendid cooperation?
Mr. J. G. Richards and his corps of >
teachers?and last but by no means '
least, the Rev. George Pierce Wat- \
son for his timely, well chosen address.
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Camden Man Loses 1
Brother by Death *
Funeral services for David ^ King, j
57, well known Columbian, who died
suddenly at Ridgewood club shortly j
before midnight Tuesday night from ,
apoplexy will be held at 5 o'clock this ,
afternoon at his late residence, 1318 ()
Washington street, conducted by . the ']
Rev. Henry D. Phillips, D. D., rector
of Trinity church. Interment wfil j
(follow in Elmwood cemetery,
j ** Mr. King died suddenly while at- ]
tending an entertainment at the club. J
Several months ago he had been confined
to his home due to illness but ,
had recovered and was able to be
back at work again.
I He was well known in musical circles
in Columbia, having sung bass
I in nearly every choir in the city and
for some time had been singing in
Trinity church choir. He was superintendent
of the district machine
shops of the Southern Cotton
company and, until the business was
discontinued about a year ago, was
manager of the Palmetto Iron work*.
I He was a member of the First Bap,
tist church but, due to the absence of
his pastor from the city Doctor Phil'
lips will officiate. "He was also a
; member of the Knights of Pythias
'and was highly regarded throughout
the city. Ne\frs of his sudden death
j comes as a distinct shock to his many
' friendst He had spent the greater
t part of his life in Columbia, living on
[ Washington street at the time of his
' death. i
! Mr. King is survived by his widow,
who was before^'dnarriago Miss Lillie
Marshall. Two sisters and three
brothers also survive, Miss Jessie and
Miss Annie King, both of Columbia;
I James W. King of Birmingham, Ala.,
,. William King of Camden and Robert
King of Columbia.?Thursday's Coll
lumbia State.
.L Prize Goes To Edith Goodale
i The prize of Ave dollars in gold
' offered by the John p. Kennedy
; | Chaptary U. D. C., for the 'beBt essay
* written' by a Camden High School
student on "Wade Hampton" was won
f by Edith Goodale, of the eleventh
1 grade, wih Virginia DeLoache second
[ and Ellen Stewart third.
*?:? ;
The doctors for years, have been
'Warning people against taking too
r much aspirin.?Served them right I
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BBTHUNK NBW8 NOTES
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Happening* uf I uterrut ?? Told By
Our H?Kulur Correspondent.
Bethune, May DJ.--On la*t Thurs i
lay, Memorial Day, the women of the
oval U. 1). C. gave a delightful din-'
ler in the home economic* room of
he grammar school building; horfor-1.
ng the Confederate Veteran*, World,
A'ar veteran*, Daughter* of the Six-,
iea, achoel facuHy, minister* of the
own and a few other invited guest*.
Before the dinner was served an
impropriate program was given at
he high school auditorium where j
he stage was arranged for the Oc-1
asion with a number of (lags and:1
i small army tent around which half 11
i dozen high school boy* were i
grouped, who sang several patriotic j
tonga. The Bonnie Blue Wag wasj
sung by a chorus of high school girls,
ihe exercises were in charge of Mrs.1
:t. K. Tompkins, president, who read
i paper pertaining to the work of
-he U. D. C. A beautiful patriotic
joem was read by Miss Eddie , Bran-1
mm. The $6.00 gold piece offered
iy the chanter to the students of
\ceriean history for the beat essay.
>n Gen. Wade Hampton was award- J
id to Miss Dorothy Parrott, which
paper was read by Miss Parrott. The
U. D. C. through Mrs. Tompkins,
presented to the schools two picture*
>f Gen. Hampton. Sunt. J. C. Foster,
n behalf or the schools, accepted
;he pictures and expressed his appreciation
of the gift in a few appropriate
remarks. The exercises
were closed with the singing of
'America" by the entire audience.
The closing exercises of the Bethune
schools will be as follows: Friday
ivening, May the 18th, at 8 o'clock.
Japanese operetta by grammar school
children.
Sunday evening, May 20th at 8
j'clock baccalaureate sermon by the
Rev. J. H. Graves of Bishopville to
ue preached at the Methodist church.
; Thursday evening, May 24th, at 8s"
>'clock Glass Day exercises.
Friday morning, May 26th, atjl:30
s'clock, promotion exercises by seventh
grade?30 in class.
Graduation exercises Friday evening
May 26th at 8 o'clock. The address
to the graduating class will be
made- by Dr. J, C. Guilds, president
:>f Columbia college. Diplomas will
be awarded to 21 girls ana boys.
Miss Stella Bethune and Miss Carrie
Yarborouglv attended the annual
alumnae banquet"of Chicora College
held in the Rose Mary tea room in
Columbia on last Saturday.
Mrs. Jim Clyburn of Charleston,
a former resident of Bethune, is visiting
Mr. Clyburns' sister, Mrs. G. B.
King.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Severance had
as their v guests Sunday their sons,
Dp. Eldon Severance of Columbia and
Lavin Severance of Davidson college
and their daughter Miss Frances
Severance of Coker, who was accompai^d
by Misses Salters and
Martin also of Coker College.
Dr. R. A. Griffin, R. L. Church,
Loring Davis and other Bethuns *
citizens spent Sunday at Myrtle
Beach. iMr. Church and Dr. Griffin
have purchased lots there and will
erect buildings on them at an early
date.
Messrs N. A. Bethune and G. B.
King accompanied by Ralph McCaskill
returned several days ago
from the reunion of the Confederate
veterans in Little Rock, Ark.
Lester King of Columbia was the
guest of his parents last week end.
Prof. J. C. Foster, Mrs. Foster and
children spent last weekend with
relatives in Spartanburg county.
Miss Eloise 'Miller a teacher in the
high school was the guest of her parents
at Pauline last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harris and
flau?hter of Columbia were week-ei\d
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Lafitte.
Mr.vand Mrs. Leonard King of
jHartsVille-visJfced relatives here last
weekend.
" The Woman's Missionary society
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of the Baptist church mot with Mrs.
R. L. Griffin on Wednesday afternoon.
At the conclusion of the busi-'
ness session the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. Fullmer of Cassatt, served ice
cream and pound cake,
on Monday evening with a/erv amusing
play "A Mock Trial" which was
very much enjoyed by the entire audience.
Two children, 8 and 6 years old,
are* dead at Winston-Salem, N. C.,
as the result, it is believed, of eating
a can of poisoned sardines. They
succunibed to ptomaine poisoning.
Mrs. Tindal Returns Home
" Friends of Mraj Hughey Tindal will
be pleased to know tnafc shO has returned
to Camden after several weeks
stay with her patents, Dr. and Mrs.
A. A. Madden. She has greatly improved
In health.
Man's evolution, a scientist tells
us, is 11 reaction to his necessities.
This encourages us to hope that he
will eventually evolve into tt box
turtle that an automobile tire will
go over without injuring.?'Boston
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