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pCIETY NEWS jCiub Meetings:. ??p?? Ky^Wom?n Htld Moating B ftll mating of the Kershaw H?y council of farm women met C Camden high school auditorium November 10, at 2:30 p. m. BEY J- Team OettyB, preiident of HTpuncil was in the chair, and reEn of the chairmen of the departEt, and phi ns for the coming seaW were discussed and met with Bj^, f. J- Mackin brought to the u stirring appeal for the deEpmeut of the youth of the county. B,j jDter? ting feature of the pro Bp was that of greetings from the BT0f Cauiden and Kershaw county Eght to the council by Mr. R. M. BLttdy and Mr. IX. G. Currison, Jr. E^. James DeLoache delighted the Bujocil with a violin solo and was Eompanicd at the piapo by Mrs. McArn. B^e Kershaw county council won HLglee loving cup this sufnmer for Ktplendid work done, in the county, Halite women are co-operating more E^$tly that it may remain in our Kgty another year.?"Contributed. Urkwood Bridge Club Meeting Members of the Kirkwood Bridge fob were entertained at its meeting Bj Monday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Broy Wooten at their home on North til street, and here they enjoyed n Bry delightful hour of bridge. The Bois of the club for the evening Bre Mrs. W. O. Hay and Mrs. T. J. Met With Mrs. Anderson. Midway Home Demonstration Club Bid its regular monthly meeting on But Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at be home of Mrs. J. E, Anderson, liss Alma Burgess, our county agent, ru present with a large attendance. Irs. Frank Zemp, of Camden, was ilso a welcomed visitor at the meetbg. Quilting was the chief demonstration and was quite a success. Our recreation leader had an amusing program which was much enjoyed by all present. After all business was dismissed delicious refreshments were served by the hostess.?Contributed. Clv|? Ui|?? Meeting The Civic League at iti regular meeting Qii last Monday afternoou had aa 1t? topic of diacueaioa the fond being raided for the replanting yf Wees lost in Camden during the Storm in September. Through the local paper this organization has solicited contributions for the fund and begs to acknowledge receipt o^dq. nations from the following winter residents of the city: Mr. C. K. Bolton, Cleveland, Ohio; Mr, A. F. Carpenter, Rome, New York; Mr. H. F. Lloyd, Philadelphia; Mrs. K. E. Maruieville, Caipdeh; Mr. R. W. Pomeroy, New York City; Mr. Wilson Potter, I^iew York City; Mr. Samuel Russell, Camden; Mr. Frederick Sturgess, New York City; Mr. J. S. Sweeney, Crosse Point Farms, Michigan. This fund, according to Miss Olive Whitridge, chairman of v the Tree Committee, has reached $350.00 up to the present time, and it is hoped they will be able to raise as much as $500. In addition to this splendid work the Civic League still maintains its program of furnishing milk to the undernourished children in the public schools. American Legion Dance An interesting social event and a thoroughly enjoyable one was the American Legion Dance given by the local Post last Monday evening at the Legion Hall on DeKalb Street. The ballroom was effectively decorated with the Legion colors and with flags, making the setting a most fitting one for the celebration on Armistice Day. Punch was served the guests throughout the evening. The Chaperones were: Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Llewellyn, Dr. and Mrs. Carl West, Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Zemp, Mrs. Alice Marye, Dr. John W. Corbett, Mr. and Mrs, Herman Baruch, Mr. and Mr3. L. S. Fleniken, and Mrs. R. E. Chewning. Christmas Bazaar Remember' that the Auxiliary of Bethesda Presbyterian church will I have their annual Christmas Bazaar ahd turkey dinner on December 7th and 8th. Articles suitable for Christmas gifts will be on sale. You can find a lovely gift for every member of the family so be on hand and dj your Christmas shopping. I | DAVIDSON INSURANCE AGENCY "'HI 1 ' Insurance All Forms ! O ' Crocker Building Phones: ^o. 190 No. 515 THE KING HAIGLER ANTIQUE SHOP WILL OPEN Monday, December 10th " Antique Furniture, Brasses, .Rugs, and Novelties Will be on Sale. .Wanted-1? Antiques on consignment, also. ' MRS. D. O. HOUSER 0wnerB MRS. DAN M. JONES UwnerB CAMDEN, S. C. m L ' - " [riffiNa|Majes^ Matinee Daily at 3 P. M. Nights 7:30 and 9 P. M. PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF NOVEMBER 10TH. o Monday and Tuesday, November 19-20 , t THE WIND " This picture brings new laurels to Lillian Gish playing the part of a southern girl. See the new Lillian Gish in a drama as mighty as the cyclone that engulfs it. It's a drama of love in the wilds, like a breath of violets in the desert. Lars Hanson .. also takes a leading part in this . picture, one of the greatest stories the screen has eyer seen. Also Metro News. Adults. 35c; Children 15c. , ? x f. ... Wednesday, November 21st. " ME GANGSTER " A Raoul Walsh production trim Charles Francis Coe's, novel ~J>X the Underworld. . Qna_ol?the.Jinost thrilling underworld stories ever filmed. With an all star-cast including June CblTyer, Don ferry, Arthur Stone, Farrell Macdonald and other-noted stars _Jaake this the outstanding picture of tne year. Also Comedy? Underworld." - ~ ^ % 4t V Thursday, -November 22nd. " FORGOTTEN FACES " Starring Clive Brooks, Mary Brian. William Powell and others n a. Picture that will please everyone. Faces. Fines. Face*. - Hundreds of faces peering fr<*m the past. Accusing Daces. Sinister face's. Fdngotten Faces; A melodrama of fear that will ?>ni 1 yo^ froHB Stat 1 to fttkh. Also Metro Nan. ? *- _ A' . :v ?* i Friday, November 23rd. " WARMING UP" Starring Richard Dix in his latest picture. You have seen h. a *??t ball player. Now you can see him as an outstanding ?J*e ball star,in this entertainrag picture that every one will "jcy- Also Comedy?44 Do Gentlemen Snore?" ^ Saturday, November 24th. " THE PAWTED POST " ^ Starring Tour Mix tn hlstabwt and most tbrilBng weetern picy PERSONAL. NEWS NOIQ Mi'i, Howard Cannon has returned ftom a visit to relatives in Spittsn burg. Mr. Clarkson Rhamc, df the Urn versity of North Carolina is on a visit to his parents here. Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Walsh had as their guest# Sunday, Mr. and Mrs Fletcher Lafitte, of Ridge Springs Miss Elisabeth Clarke, of DartSkg i J ton, spent, the past week end here with her mother, Mrs. Virginia Clarke. Mrs. F. W. Chapman And sons were J the week end guests of the former's parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Kiblfr in I Newberry. Mr, and Mrs. T. V. Walsh and lit tie daughter Mary and Mrs. LaAtte spent Wednesday with relative# in Kulge Springs. Mrs. Louise M. Brown, who is now with the Bureau of Child Hygiene, and making her home in Cheraw, was a visitor in Camden Tuesday. Mrs. Harry Bradford and son, Billie, spent several days during the week, here with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. McDowell. Rev. G. P. Watson, pastor of the Lyttloton Street Methodist church is uttending the Methodist Conference being held this week in Orangeburg. Miss Emma Villepigue, of Darlington, was the guest of her mother, Mrs. P. T. Villepigue, at her home on Chesnut street during the past week end. Mr. P. M. Rhodes, of Vineyard Haven, Mass., arrived Wednesday for the winter and will be at 1803 Fail street. Mrs. Rhodes is now visiting in Memphis, Tenn. and will join him later. Right Reverend Monsignor Murray, of Baltimore, Rev. Martin Murphy, of Shandon, and Rev. Henry Spiermann, of Columbia, were dinne" guests at St. Mary's Rectory on Wednesday. Meeting of Canvassing Committee A very pleasant and interesting meeting of the Canvassing Committee of the Camden Baptist ChUrch was held at the residence of Mr. M. G. Huckabee on Wednesday night last to formulate plans for making a canvass of the members of . the church for pledges for the support of the church for the coming year. Before the officers can make definite financial plans* for the year it is necessary that they know how much each member of the church expects to give, and it is desired that every member of the church shall have the priviledge of contributing tow<ard the support of the church. |t was deoided by the committee that this canvass will be made ou the first Sunday afternoon in December. For the coming year the church use the Duplex envelope, in this system each member is furnished with a package of envelopes bearing a separate number. A record is kept by the Church Treasurer of the nuiuon the package given tio .each nrtlffber, and as .contributions are paade in the envelopes a proper credit is given for each payment made. In this way the Treasurer is able at any time to report the amount contributed by every member for every cause. In* many churches regular statements are furnished the members showing payments made And calling attention to arrearages if envelopes have not been returned according to pledges made. It is asked that the amount contributed be written on the envelope for the guidance of the Treasurer in the event the envelope should become unsealed. Medical Association Meets The Medical Association was entertained at its regulmr meeting for this month by Dr. John W. Corbet^ on Wednesday evening at his home on Lyttleton street. Dr. James, of Hamlet, North Carolina, who is an expert on X'ray, was the guest of the association for the evening. ? . ? ?: , . ;* 1 Improvements at Camden Hospital ^The Camden Hospital has jpst installing a_ moderrL. electric lightHcabihet bath, showers and mnsssge table, in fact , an up-to-date And complete outfit for hydrotherapeutic treatments. 'Everyone is invited to inspect this new equipment whether^ you have treatments in mind or not. Anyone desiring hydrotherapeutic treatments can make appointments by Calling the Carpden Hospital; teles phone 157.. v .JL,., ; ? ' * ' I '"4 in i'i li ' ed indictments against 114 citisens of that county charging conspiracy to violate the prohibition laws. The indictments war# returned, against a' member of the legislature, a former state's attorney, now a fugitive; a former sheriff, the mayor and chief of police of McHenry, two deputy sheriffs and others. H?? The; Ainei^" W it*; annual membership, drive on Saturday with * goal of 5,000=600 member^ The drive will continue through | Thanksgiving Day. Five Cent Carnival Announcement is nut da that a Ave cent carnival will be held at Charlotte Thompson School on Friday evening, November 23rd, at 6:30 o'clock. A stirring good time is assured all who ' attend and they promise that you get your money's worth at^ every stand. It will be held under the auspices of' the rural school improvement associa-j uo nand the proceeds will go for the! benefit of the school. Missionary Society To Meet 1 he \\ oinan's Missionary Society of the Camden Baptist Church will meet on Wednesday afternoon, November 21, ut 4 o'clock in the Church. lo Serve Chicken Supper There will be a chicken supper, served, music and other amlisement* furnished at Shamrock grammar school on Friday night, November 16th, from G:00 p. m. to 9:00 p. m. Everyone is cordially invited. The proceeds will go for the benefit of the school. Met With Mrs. Bell Mrs. J. A. Bell was hostess to the Lugoff Demonstration Club at the Community House at ^ugoff on Tuesday, November 6th. All new officers presided, the president, Mrs. Kate Gettys calling the meeting to order; roll called by the secretary, Mrs. Team Gettys; reports by the treasurer, Mrs. Earl Truesdale. ' After all business was discussed and disposed of the hostess served a delicious salad course. Old-Time Hot Supper An old-time hot chicken supper will be served at the Community House at Lugoff, Friday, November 23rd, at 7:30 o'clock. , This attractive Community House is located on the Camden-Columbia highway near Lugoff. The money raised from selling these hot suppers will go for expenses of the Community House . under the supervision of the Lugoff ~ Home Demonstration Club. ? | * A Surprise Shower The ladies of Circle Number One of the Woman's Missionary Union of the Camden Baptist Church gave a surprise shower honoring Mrs. J. P. Graham Tuesday afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. H. Clyburn. A social hour was spent in games and contests. A bud vase was presented to Mrs. Palmer Stokes, which was won in a contest, after which autographs were inscribed in a beautiful little book- to be presented to the honor guest, along with many other gifts in memory of her-, untir| ing efforts in Christian work in this L?lty. A salad course was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. W, K, Clyburn, Mrs. L. T. Mills and daughter Sara spent last week end in Newberry with' the parents of Mrs. Mills, Senator and Mrs. Alan Johnston. From Mr. DeLoache I wisfo to announce to my friends and the public generally that I am no longer with the Mackey Mercantile Company, but am located with the Camden Furniture Company where I shall be pleased to meet them and serve them. In this connection I wish to thank my .friends for the confidence and good will they have-at all times maifested towards me and to assure them that in my new position it will be my constant aim to serve them promptly and satisfactorily at ?tT~lgni$s; B. P. DeLOACHE. Will Have Cake Sale The American , Legion Auxiliary will have a cuke sale at Lang's Grocery store on Wednesday, November 28th, at 10:30 a. m. The house keepers of Camden are invited to come out and buy their cakes for Thanksgiving. . Reports of The Gins There were 11,040 bales of cotton ginned in Kershaw County from the crop of 1928 prior to November 1, 1028, as compared with 20,500 bales ginned to November 1, 1027 accord ' ing to William D. *Copki^ottx>h census j enumerator for Kershaw.,County. Card of Thanks The family of J. J. Horton, of Bethune wish to thank their friendrf for the many kindnesses shown them during the short illness and death of i their wife and mother whose donth occurred on Sunday night, November ? 11th. J. J,. Horton and family. ^ 11 Proper I Glasses I ?are m boon. Improper glasses* are a menace. Don't go on suffering! If you feel any dis comfort, comehere for a free 1 examination. *We are experts. * Modern glasses are of good I appearance and comfortable. I v Let us fit you properly. Save your eyes?have them I examined regularly. We will I tell you frankly whether or not you need, glasses. THE HOFFER CO. I I Jewelers and OpticiaBS I ? ?i New Procest Ren>ul$ t * + New Hosiery Beauty with an Entirely New Feature SILK STOCKING NEWS DEXDAIE brings you rolecleJ {fyeauly in C^J lib QJ locL ings All the bounty, ull the uliinuneriug lov?dinc*H f beautiful ailk Blocking* are now protected for you KAIN ^r SHINE The new and exclusive treatment given to Dexdale "Beautiful Silk Stockings" protect* the beauty of color, the perfection of fabric for which .they have so long been famous. Because, if you should happen to be caught in a sudden shower you would find that the rain-drops roll right oil! Sheer and lustrous, these new and improved stockings woar better and look better than any stockings you have ever seen . . . the fabric is so smooth, So sheer, so well protected, and they, are priced so reasonably?not more than you huve been used to paying for ordinary stockings -in all weights and in the season's latest colors. . ! - ijEXEA.EE <^j3eaulifulqJilL oflocbings" On Sale at W. SHEORN & SONS Mead Colds Vapors inhaled ^^kly^ej^ead Many peotple think a bank is merely a teller's window where they go to deposit or withdraw funds. To these people we wish to say that there is an in*? aide organization to our bank where our Officers and directors are always planning ways of making our service more convenient and helpful to you. "We invite you to make use of every Department of our bank where you will find a friendly interest and a willing desire to give you personal attention. We want you to come in and get acquainted.. We will welcome ybii. THE BANK OF CAMDEN