The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 14, 1928, Image 5
Society news
Club Meetings:.
j,-or Mr*. KirkJaad's Visitor
On Tuesday afternoon at fourirty
o'clock Mrs. Lawrence Kirk?d
entertained at bridge compli ntin^
Mis. Bradshaw, of Orlando,
umia. who visiting her , sister
. Mt- T. J. Kirkland. The guests
re Mt- Bradshaw, Mrs. W. S.
ni l'.' Mi -s- B- 0.' Boykin, Mrs.
roV l>:o Hison, Mrs. C. C. Whitaker,
yj,. T. J. Kirkland, Mrs. Henry
Ufc,L.( Mis John Whitaker, Sr.
ter osr'J> the hostess served a sulud
J.'O
Change Meeting iMace
a , j numbers of the American
\ i\i 1 i;i ry are urged to attend
nu.k- ..t' that body this-aftercn
a- 'ne Legion Hall, on DoKalb
rct:. o'clock. Last week
n>.-. : ng was announced to be.
ja 4l .f home of Mrs. M. M.
,ason .?-r but on account of illness
Au \ "-.o, the mcefhig will be held
;.It .i- named place. v
" >
Had Birthday I'arty
I N, M yep a, of Lake "View,
terta :< *! On last Saturday witk a
ihn;.. oarty for her daughter and
Rf K . rine and Nettles Myers,
ec . and ten years respectiveA
i scheme of pjnk and white
if v.- .. Two large birthday cakes
i..:? the appropriate number of
i.'li each was placed in the
r- me dining table. Each Iit
. vas presented with a candy
i.':. ,i; a ice cream and lemonade
h -.eel on the lawn. In a pea.
i prhras were awarded to
mc> < r.apman and Rhetta McLeod.
Ab" thirty-five little guests t>t:m
the Tb^ hapten was
lib ted in. M.
I'u: Moy, od
id Miss UlSochfr*Notilos.'%v!/
D. A. K. Bridge,Tournament
A -.dgc' murnftmenb-'win he held
St. May's llnl] on0Friday.night,
rrl?er .. " M, at 8;30<o'clock# This
p. tent w he. undor the aus!?.
A. tt'fcbaptefcof this
7: t r kitrw peeved by teleiuiik
any theXifcHoWing ladies:
:... iido^|^ef^?f5^R7~M7 Ken=
}' Mra^TO^.. Mrs.
I'ttfidfij^:Thfe; Achhvgep are
v- per person dollars
. -Those, Jiist wishing single
-.( served eau .Jbe: placed at
culling any of the abovo
? - |jin.nwmlii i f rav "w
i t
or Mrs. Bradshaw
?.h k' Vi.tinker entertained ina:iy
n Met d. v afternoon w'th
or \>f b~ idy compliment'ay
E: ha a' wi-o s the guest this
<>i Mrs. X. J:- Kirkland. The
o M"3. Lradshaw, Mrs
. tc/ Mi*. John Whitaker
a 7. jh. Kirkland, Mrs. John
Mrs. E. X. McDowell, and
1-. ri'te Kirkland.
Li: Lt ' tT Club Met Tuesday "
1 -toff Home Demonstratior
ait Tuesday at 3:30 o'clocl
t* - r.uol hou^fe. ' The meetittj
ailed to order by Mrs. J. Teanr
a ;>-csident. .The Communitj
was reported almost finished
r> were elected as follows
Kate Getty 8, president; Mrs
Ward, vice president; Mrji;J
Lettys, treasurer; Mrs.IK: ?
dale, secretary. The .year!
wa> outlined. Mrf, A.
?s hostess of the meeting. Th<
meeting Mwill be, held the fira
a>' night in October at tbi
I house and the men will W in
to meet with the ladies. ij .?
BIDS WANTED
hoard of Trustees of Sehoo
ct Number One will receive bid:
e erection of a two- room sehoo
< three miles east of Camden
and specifications can be got
om the office of ft. W. Mitchatn
*ct. Bids should be submitted
ce.
C. H. YAtaS, r*"
* hairman Board of Trustees. -
raids Checked
By modern vaporizing
ointment?Just rub on
i mSsass
DAVIDSON insurance
i agency g
Annie S. Dtvidioia .1:_
t-E
I Iwurince All Fow^
? i - f,
Crocker Building
I Phones:
W"- 190 No. 518:
. rtr?
FOOTBALL SEASON NKABv-" '
I " " j
Fhn^Gftpe of Heanoa To Br iTaycd
f Next Friday
\ * y * . V -. " *1
_ A ' - f^Vy *
.The first football garm- of the sea
sou for the Gamden high school team
will be played Friday, September 21,
in Sumter. The following Friday,
the 28th, the team plays the OUuxU
squad on the Camden gridiron. Norman
Hull, formerly of the Camden
[team, is the coach for Obinta, and
| Wash Clarke, formerly principal ?f .
the Camden high school is now prinj
ciple of tho Olauta schou,. The
Camden team thia yeur k? composed
<>r ten old pluyers who were on the
I team last year with a good sec on 1
J string to select from. Those holding
I over from lust season are: J. Nettles,
K. Woolen, T. Woolen, M. Campboll,
J. T. Haynes, S. Chewning,
Reckham Kussell, Lynell Fouts,
Lucius Ogbqrn and George Jenkins.!
1 he buck field of last year remains i
in tact with E. Wooten, M. Cump
bell, J. T. Haynes and S. Chewning. j
PERSONAL NEWS NOTES
Miss Lena Lineberger . is visiting
relatives in Charlotte this week.
Mrs. W. T. Stewart has gone to Co- j
lurnbia, Fa. to spend several weeks.'
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Waters'
and ?on have returned from a trip to I
the mountains of North Carolina.
Mjss .Carolyn Heymai, left TueV '
?.a\ for Atlanta, Ga., where she on
ters Agnes Scott college.
M. H. 1 ley man returned to hi-'
home in this city Saturday after ..
visit of several days in New York
City.
Miss Tlor-ie Agnes Outlaw speu
tl'.i-s week at home with her parent",
Mr. and Mrs. W. U.' Outlaw. Mh<
Outlaw left Thursday for New York
kity, where she is taking a tours',
at Columbia University.Miss
Mattic Gerald has returned
from a week's stay in New York
City and other northern cities "where
she went to purchase her milinery
stock. She was joined on her trip
by Miss Ida Kibble, who has returned
to Camden for the fall season.
Some Narrow Escapes
J. \\. Baker, 80, of Martinsburg
VY. Vn., was putting away a lawnmower
in a shed directly over a drain
pool when the floor gave way, letting
him fall through. The handle
of the mower caught across the unIwokcit
parks utAitc and the man
' held on to it as ho hung in water arp
- ?a his neck.. His calls frightened n
chicken which cackled and ran about
attracting the attention of the man's
wife. He was rescued by neighbor*.
Entombed for six days in a Pennsylvania
coal nunc following .an explosion.
John Fade, colored, of'Msltffc.,
:'a., win rescued alive. Ho lived
- off -nf?miners* Inn choselefr'tn v.'irtotff
sections of the mine. >' "
When their owner did not return
" cd hcr.i ftf*v hours UOOu
. i '-rr>'-i . "hieh he "ur.l b.ought'(6* fTe-W
\ork from Nacaragua io sell to birti
, dealers broke out of their crates
where they had been placed in an
empty store. The S. P. C. A. came
t to their rescue with corn aifdywdfcer
[ and got the birds back their
crates. D. M. Turner, the owner,
was found in his room across the
street unconscious from gas .poisoni
*** .' .
i . " ? !
Miss Elizabeth Simms, of Pacolet,
) was declared the most-beautiful girl
; in Soiith Carolina, and Miss Louise
; Allen, of (^onvepse, was awarded sec
end prize, in a statewide contest put
ori by a promoter of a summer rei*
Sort near Chkr^tbn. Tl)e winner is
- the daughter of the superintendent of
* the Spartanburg waterworks. Miss
3 Aden is the daughter* of a physician
. and U a senior at Winthrop. Miss
Simms will be. a freshman at Convsrse
college this fall;
j ^Sixteen stows whys op the steara,
ship Steel Inventor froin JBrazll, were
i overcome by fumes when the ship wai
u being fumigated in Baltimore harbor
" last Friday. Seven of the men died
i ? u.
Flies are dangerous. They are alsc
' the filthiest insect known. They deposit
germs in three ways. By contact,
vomit spots and excreta. Thej
" taint everything they touch. FLYTOX
kills flies. It is safe, stainless
' fragrant, sure* -Simple instruction!
f on each bottle (blue label) for killinc
y ALL household -insects. INSIST oi
I FLY-TOX. FLY-TOX is the scienti
. fic insecticide developed at Meltor
. Institute of Industrial Research bj
L Rex Fellowship. FLY-TOX bring!
p health, comfort and cleanliness.?Adv
II '
W- 1
Announce Opening of
J. THORNWELL HAY
Colton Office
.
Rsdege St CumIcd, S.C.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES '
Jouth Carolina gasoline deelei *
sold tf,308,051 4-6 gallon* of gasoliro
during the aonth of Aufpwt upon
which the sUte tax coiuiniaaloa col- ^
lected Luxe a amounting to |4?5,n2-5tt.
Tim tux asaeaametu wa? made during '
the month of July.
lom Brown, negro, waa apprehend- '
ed by Deputy Sheriff Keruaell, of Wal- 1
terboro, laat week, for having sold J
atoleri cow? to u \S ultei boio beef ma>
ket. The cows were utoLen in Beau '
lort county, being loaded in a truck J
from the roadside and carried to Wal j;
torboro in the night and sold. Tom 1?
was turned over to Sheriff McTeer.
A rat exterminator, calling him
self 11. C. Noonan, who said he wa;
representing the United States gov
ernment and working for the publu (
health service, is missing at Andm
son. lie got several Large payment
before ho was to begin work,'severa
nulla engaging him, and he is not t
be found, but the ruts are.
1 luiicis 11. Weston, of Columbia
seventh district jrresidential elector,
and George Warren, of Hampton, sec
ond distiict presidential electoi.
i<: c sen ted to Governor John G. Rich
ani? Saturday their resignations a
'.aiies public, Both were nominat
j cu as electors by the Slate L>ewocro
j -c executive Committee List Tuesj
? >. and both take the position that
| w.u.er the ,a\v ol South Carolina they
jiu.'ijiuL accept one office of profit or
I i-pnor while holding another.
f'urtis Uee, superintendent of the
-' :".v oe, N. C., "water and light depa'ftnt,
was drowned in Lake Lee, two
.null a from that town Wednesday af
noon, whije trying to swim across
; * he stream Ik.-low the dam with the
j' au-r high and strong eddies there.
; He was dT years old and the son of
i a prominent merchant, and leaves hi!
widow, former.y Miss Pat Bivens, and
j six' children.
1 he bishop of Valencia, Spain, has
is.-ued a bulletin which he had road
in all the* churches of his diocese, it?
which he said that "good Catholics"
should abstain from Joining Rotary
clubs. The bulletin goes on to* say
that it is "damnable for individuals
or societies to try to moralize with a
; natuialist, rationalist or atheistic
doctrine.''
- The schooner Bowdoin en which
Commander P.maki R. .McMillan saili
ed from Wiscas-ct,"Me., in .T 1027.
i reached Sydm, X. S.. M .(day on iu
.M'.Maj. - after jJjg
j^had spent n ycir in r.v.-riv
-|-QTc i-Tc -e.V}?k->ra 1 iottp.
j Premier Eleutrk \ o.;i/e'.?s
j Gl Ct'ie. is a vie of dti.g;;.- fo, t .
j nt it no me in _ viae'.-. 1 ..< il at:,
in Allien- duri,. tin ;>lSi :r-?n: i
frocm the fever totaled 11 ,.
'r A\ ilium 11. Bitts, 7s vej. s i Id,
ctiuntv, IV.. di. -c:'
' WilV Hcttie. IB; TK-im-w ,h? a'-r
lis"life, miserable bccau-r ?f jc-niau
The Wile accused her -pou.-e of being J
fond of and intimate with other w
rrien to such extc-nrfthat his life b.
came miserable. .
Senator Borah of Idaho, pronounce
in hi? views on the prohibition question,
is planning to make several
speeches in the south before the November
election.
Sidney R. Prince, Jr., of Washing1
ton, and Alexander P. Knapp of
Baltimore, seniors at Yale university,
were arrested at Waynesboro, Pa ,
Tuesday, on a charge of holding up
7 and assaulting with intent to roh,
1 Henry M. Rowe. a grocer. The boys
'' were drunk at the time.- They were
placed under bonds of $1,000 each.
; Mrs. Florence E. S. Knapp, forme '
secretary of state of New York, has
J begun the serving of a 30-day sen
tence for first degree larceny. The
1 specific charge against Mrs. Knapp
L was that she stole a salary check of
1 $2,875.06.
Robert IngersoyV inventor of the
famous dollar watch, died in a sanitarium
at Denver, Col., Tuesday.
' Earl Edwards and Joe Rock, both
| young men, confessed robbers of a
bank of Moyock, Currituck county,
N. C., have been sentenced to serve
; ten years each for the robbery, after
. a brief trial at .Moyock.
There are 60 applications on file
r and more in sight for appointment as
superintendent C^fthe Anderson coun
i ty home to sitcoeed the one wfoo wito
f his wife and daughter is under indict*
ment of storing $4,000 wortft and two
[ tons of costly wearing apparel anl
l house furnishings recently. The ap?
pointment will be made this week.
the a. Nash co., inc.
Manufacturers and Tailors,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Represented by?
george r. coleman
Suit or Overcoat
$2X50
i|9?96sfw '
'V -
a?ss?gwaw . I II L-LUS5H
I'raining School For
Church Workern
Rev. (J. P. Watson and Mr. L. C.
shaw, pastor :md Sunday school
tuperintendent of the local Methodist
hurch have arranged for a Standard
Prattling School for Sunday school
workers to be held in the church
juilding Sunday. Septemiier dO to
Kriday, October f>. inclusive'.
Co-operating with them are Ke\
W. Ii. Parker, pastor at Spring Hill;
Kev. J. K. Cook, pastor ut Rembert,
uid Kev. T. K. Dei;i. k. pastor at Ik
:hune.
*
The li< .rd o!" Managers consists
>f these pastor-; w Kev. Pe'.c
" tokes, presiding eldel ?<f the Sumte.
1'istrict; and Messrs. L. C. Shaw,
\V. Hirchinore, M. M Keasonove;,
V
Quick energy/ j
Summer sports call ior
c energy-food to keep
your body up to par.
t
[Korclic
nilET of HADDOCK
supplies plenty <?f proteins for tissue and
muscle, viuuiine*. lime, phosphates and1
oilier elements needed for red-blooded
health. *
\ Non-fattening; non-heating. Easy to
digest. The popular all-year energy food.'
35
PARLOR MARKET
DcKalb St.
|
| I . ??
ATTENTION SCHOOL CHILDREN
We have a complete line t>f school sup*
plies, school bags and everything- pertaining
to school. A large variety of
tablets* etc.
ZEMP & DePASS
THE REXALL STOKE
Telephone 10
id M /,c,. p. M Kllie Z?,mp, M * i
Kathleen Wat'..-, ;?:;tt Mi- K. K
("hi w nihg.
I ';i roui m j be given in this
s. i . .lit*: "I Now Testament,
laugat by Ke\. i I'. Metier; "JPrinci- j 1
l?'< of Traehim kev. (ieorjfe K.
W ... , "Tlit* Sui. .( v School," lie>
A .i 1). Kelts. riu* Method it
i .. h," lit \ Join, i! (i ;.ves.
A- may - ..-ily I ? seen, the a: st
l < of ) e i -pui sc., j. re ol general inte
Theirlore, all S day seined
w.>- kefs of s ter denom n it ions win
may wish io take advantage of this
o'pportunit \ a-c most cordially in*
uited to avcnd the- gossan-.-; of flu.*
school.
The* first na"i<m will be arid in 1 h<r
i linden M? nodist rhnivh, Sunday
September .'111, at 8:.'>U |?. in. for "tin
jiU'po.fffc ol enrollment and <>i g.r-ii/,a
(ion. Tho sessions for recitation will
liegin Monday, October 1 st^ and will
occupy the hours from to
each ewrnp, concluding w ib ;h?
session of Friday evening, <) 'oiiei
5th.
i he m.i> expense to any of those
waft atti ml the self I \i ill be the cost
of the book- used in the selected
course.
All Sunday school workers, an..I
others who may des;re to dn so, and
our friend* of the other churches,
arc cordially invited and sneetfully
urged to attend this - i.o >1 an 1
pain the great benefits which it will
bestow.
The Hrithih army airpla: e division
is reported to have developed an airplane
engine which it is rxpe?. md wl.l
develop a speed of 800 miles at; hour, j
The engine will be fir*', used i .blici . t
j
lift the international ail race* a' OaV
| shot in October, in an ( 'fur to wesi j
i the ?ooed -?-e"ord rir.w dr 1 d liv' T'Vfv.' 1
i i
S - -r
aPM?? ?? r . ??? ?
Pneumonia in- the h.itfh nit it ucle s
nu'siri <?} ui.it!\ uiK'tlu'i' health seek
. has taken Lilian .1. Shocker, US,
1 mcr juli hem ace ('< the New
i. Yankees ami St. Louis llrowiH.
iileil ut iK nvei. ( ah. Sunday folnt
a month's illness
Prescriptions
* \Yh?'i) bi'i.'.tf your
prescription to us,
I you arc protected ir?
e\ to y \\ ? U irt coinpounded
ox;, tly as the
doctor or?a*red and
\v;11 v. pure. Jresh, potest
Ingredients.
ll is cheekc ! ar.J recbecked
by n system
that posit i\ely pre- ,
vents error.*. And the
price "is as low as pos- !
sible, consistent with ;
the best, prescription j
service it is possible to
ifive. '
DeKalb Pharmacy
('AMI)KN, S. C.
Tho ^syxaSMLStore. "
Minim i inMMimMiMMaranan
| THE CAMDEN BUILDING J
AND LOON ASSOCIATION
I I ^"T "r| I
II ' WILL RETIRE'-:;v?^o]j|
SERIES No. 3
H and also on that date will begin I
1 SERIES No. 5
I II Books will be opened September 1st for I
III subscriptions to this new stock ||
ill Offices at Loan and Savings Bank
IHI ||
IIIL?????-?-'1 - - I