Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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!;ty news Meetings:. Chapter to Meet , Kennedy Chapter U. Id it# regular monthly & home of Mrs. James day afternoon, Decento'clock. With Mrs. Hay ty Afternoon Bridge rtained at its meeting week by Mrs. W. O. ome on Fair Street, as were used in proout the rooms whore re arranged for the s the regular olpb guests were: Mrs. "Mrs.' Warren Harris, jvenson, Mrs. Lee LitJones, Mrs. Hugheyl lardner Richards, and 1 Hay. After a de:>f bridge the hostess iments consisting of sandwiches and coffee. ;d in Conway , 24.?The second marweek in the family of V. H. Moore of North lemnized eurly Saturhen Miss Elise Hardy Jore were united in ceremohy was perRev. M. M. Benson, onway Baptist church, s a native of Camden t year she has been in Western Unipn Tele's office at Conway, in she has made herself ular. >m holds a responsible he Conway postoffice. e wedding ceremony [oore took an automo?h the upper part of y will be at home at Laufel street here 1. irii Shop OAr STREET m or the season he latest gifts istmas and occasions Married In Mississippi Of interest to many friends, i? the marriage of Miss Otelia Margaret Kllzey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, C. It* Ellzey, of McComb, and, Mr. Thomas Edwin Goodale, of Camden! South Carolina. The ceremony took place 2:30 p. m., Saturday, November 17, in the home of the bride's broflier, Mr, Frank B. Ellzey, of 'this city, in the presence of immediate relatives and friends, with the Rev. II. M. Kin* officiating. Miss Addle Zelle Ott at the piano, played "Indian Love Call" and "O Promise Me," while the guests were assembling, and the bridal party entered to the strains of Lohengrin's Wedding March. The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Mr. F. B. Ellzey, and was beautifully dressed in a brown velvet ensemble with accessories to match, carrying a colonial bouquet of Premier roses. Miss Mildred Garner was lovely as maid of honor, und Mr. J. H. Thrower, of Cheraw, S. C., was best man. After the wedding, Mr. and Mrs. Goodale left for New Orleans where they will spend several days before returning to their home in Jackson, Miss. The above is from a Jackson, Mississippi, paper of recent date and will be read with interest by relatives and friends of the young man who is a son of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Goodale, of this city. He has been making his home there for about three years. Exchange To Open The Woman's Exchange which has been successfully operated by the ladies of the Episcopal church for the past ten years will open again December 1st for the winter season. Mrs. Jack Whitaker, Jr., will manage the attractive little tea room where numbers of attractive parties have been given in past seasons. Miss Ethel Yates will have charge of the Exchange department. Special attention will be paid to Christmas wreaths, greens, candies, cards and novelties. Fulmer-Gay Mr. Hudson Gay, of Orangeburg, and Miss Chessie -May Fulmer, of Timmonsville, were married by Probate Judge W. L. McDowell on Saturday last, November 24th. Both the bride and groom formerly resided in this county, the bride being a daughter <of Rev. Mr. Fulmer who was at one time pastor of Churches in the upper part of the county. Before, ^turning* to their home in Orangeburg the newly married couple visited relatives of the groom near Kershaw. To Sing Over Radio Next Tuesday A change in the program kept Mr, Hollis F. Cobb off the radio program Tuesday evening as was announced to appear over the microphone of W, B. T. broadcasting station at "'Charlotte. His date has been charted i<l Tuesday evening, December 4th/ from 7:30 to 8 o'clock. *' ...... The New Majestic Matinee Daily at 3 P. M. Nights 7:30 and 9 P. MLTmmm "PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF DECEMBER 3fcD. r r r#rrfrrrr f r r j j j rir r r r ^ * * Monday and Tuesday, December 3-4th "MOTHER MACHREE" With an all star cast, Belle Bennett, Victor M-cLaglen, Neil Hamilton and Efcnel Clayton in the outstanding picture of its kind time., Aa phignant as the song, vital with life. Sparkling <* with Irish wiLA picture.to sfcir the heart and become a treasured memory. A song that stirrecr the hearts of a raCe. . This is a picture to stir the hearts oil the world. Also Metro News. Adults Children 16c. Wednesday, December 5th "RILEY THE COP" ?- Fcnturrng-J. Fmiell MacDbnaldT-Nancy.JDresalfirJftyid Roi. |ms, Louise Faeenda in a picture where a happy go lucky cop gets 1?.* Happy coifntry and then the fun begins. iGome take* a trip with Rdey and see the world. With a thrill in every port, and a laugh m every mile. Also Pathe Review. Thursday, December 6th ?r JUST' MARRIED" ?7 All star cast including James Hall, Ruth Taylor, Lila Lee, Harrison Ford and William Austin in one of the best pictures of Hie year. A picture that you will enjoy. "Just Married the type ?* picture that you will remember always. Also News. Friday, December 7th "THE WATER HOLE" u u2?".? Grey's latest story has new, Strang climatic grist. Jack ? Holt and Nancy Carroll play the leads in this picture. Jlagniflcient *?nic backgrounds reproduced in natural'colors. A story with rare Power and charm. See this wonderful picture in technicolor. Ajso Comedy. Stan Lauren and Oiiver Hardy, the screen a leading comedians in their latest comedy "Early To Bed. Saturday, December 8th THE^BLORIOUS TRAIL" PERSONAL NEWS NOTES -| u M.!?H ?Mni' E* B* of!, Mullm* visited in Camden Thursday. < mer Watts, of The Citadel, rda'tivtT?hankB<fiVinif in Camden wlth 1 Missea Fay Kirkland and Gertrude! mP? of Winthrop, were at home for ! thanksgiving. ' 1 Miaa Cora, Richey has returned to i * k^tSsr ^ ?? viritad "'id I *?" W; M- AI.MDd.l l! Th?nk?glvi4?ly Ch"l0tM . Newberry with r.I.tlvS, y Uni"!rf?w' ''?m?a"d Mi" Lou'e t? i ' Winthrop .College snent Thanksgiving in Camden. of NortM'a l 6' ?r Holeorsity ' oi worth, Carolina spent ThankseivHi8" ?'" homefolk,. , /' Was nt home fr<vn the 1 Citadel to spend Thanksgiving with i burnParent8' Dr' aMd Mr? W K. ciy- ' nf*rif\J' Gary Martiri and children, Mr in^nMWerei?Uer,!t8 at the of week MrS* H' D* Ni,es th? P?t ; Mrs. Allison DuBose and children, Of Greenville, are the guests of Mrs. ' Edward DuBose at her home on Fair : street. school8inMry ShW who is amending ' school in Greenville, was the guest of! her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C Shaw 1 during the past week. J h*T\lftnd M?- B. C. Brasington who bej !!nrkinVhreir home in Newi * past two years have moved to Paw Creek, N. C Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Stevens, who were recently injured in an automobile. wreck near Augusta continue to improve and hope to return to Camden soon. rihJf8868' ,Je?nette Crawford, of Clinton, and -Jeanette Leaks, Ethel Killen, of Chicora College spent I hanksgiving holidays here at the 88 Louise Watts. Mrs. J. T. Hay, Mrs. U. R. Brooks, and her little daughter, Mary Josephine,.have returned to their home in Columbia after spending a few days here as guests of Mr. and Mrs. W O Hay. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. W. p Johnson of Wateree Mills will regret to learn that they are to leave Tuesday for Paw Crefek, N. C., where ThriftMill?n Wl11 be counected with Miss Lillie M. Stevens, recently injured in an auto accident when her brother was killed, continues to improve and her friends are delighted to know that she will soon be entirely well again. Mrs. H. S. McKay, of Cheraw, was the guest on Thanksgiving of her t sister Mrs. Leroy Davidson at her r . op Fair Street. Her mother, Mrs. John Stevens, who has been spending the past few months with Mrs. Davidson accompained Mrs. McKay back to her home in pheraw. Chairman H. G. Carrson Jr., of the t Kershaw County Board of Directors I l eturned Monday from several days business trip in New York city in the interest of the sale of4 Kershaw i< County bonds for the proposed new 'roads from Camden to Kershaw and ; from Camden to the Chesterfield county line. Ci - Mrs. Marye Entertains Mrs. Alice Marye delightfully entertained at bridge on Wednesday I morning at her home on Lyttleton Street. Her guests, besides members - of the, Wednesday Morning-fridge Club and Mrs. H. G. Marvin/as sub^1 stitute, were: Mrs. Jack Whitaker, Jr., Mrs. Sumner Waite,' Miss Ethel Yates, and Mrs. Allison DuBose, of Greenville, who made up a table complimenting Mrs. DuBose. The tables were arranged for the game in a setting made especially bright with h variety of autumn flowers. Thi - -guests Were served luncheon yftey i game. ' . Guests at The Hobkirk Inn The Thanksgiving holidays find the following guests registered at the Hobkirk Inn: Mr. and Mrs, tieorge Dobyne, Mr. and Mrs. John Shepard, TTr.Por^Pfovidence, R. I- Mrs. H. W. - 42r4dlayy- Mrs W. P, TWH.,g( nf Watertown, N. Y.; Alan D. Marks, of New York City; Mr. arid Mrs, R. K. Merrick of Philadelphia; Mrs. Mary Goodman, Miss. Grace C. Moody, Miss Julia Norman, of Lockport; Miss Francis -Williamson, Miss Marion - Bower, of Newark, N. J.; Mm ft y Fraser, Mrs. C. G. Parker, Miss Gertrude E. Fraser, of Port Washington, N. Y. * V To Observe Week of Prayer . Week of prayer for Foreign-Missions will tp observed by the Woman's Missionary .Society of the Cam* den Baptist Church beginning Monday, December 3.glomes have been offered for the special meetings as follows: Monday '*ftcrnoon ht 3:30, the Circles will meet with Mrs. j. W; Kinney. On Tuesday afternoon the regular circle meetings will be held. Wednesday will meet with Mrs. S. F, Brasington. Thursday with Mrs Carl A. West and Friday with Mrs I Mrs. L. B. Gardner. Members an I urged to attend. Visitors ^rB! hi [ welcome. ( hrutum* H?M?r I *v?j you done your Cfcristmas Koppin* y^? You will have an opportunity to buy beautiful hand "ade gifts at the baaaar on Friday. Scomber 7th, ?" the building just! of Hotel Camden. A turkey I hnnor will be served in the evening rom 6 to y o'clock. Lunch on Satur?ay at mid-day. ii Ay Ci Went 10 the offloe of Dr. W Tidmarsh, in Bryson Oity. N 7 a"d orderc>d the girl assistant to >u>w him where narcotics were kept.! V hen she refused, he beat her and! fK ^?g gashes in her face with u Knire. He escaped. , . temfctrv w- ."""'Wull, t^Ther of r??i?n?d Jfl. " ,Uleijfh hftfh .chool, tsjgneu after severelv wmn?tn? . SeTn wtSi "?fcrVu.nSrrt',uebr saggarth; Near Vestris Without Radio Boston ? Unequipped with wireless, the American steamer Montossa was ignorant of the Vestris disaster although hardly 25 miles rom the sinking ship and able to [each her in two hours. Wants?For Sale T,<?m5 iN/5V^ Majestic HadiofThe^ideal Jhristmas gift for Metier. Camden hmniture Company. 35 8t>. '^ha^ UP"r0ne cow- Owner may have same by proving property and Paying expenses. C. M Moselev ,^ili^Camden.^S. C 80 pd! FOR RENT?-Packard *Ejght^ sport ! touring car. for rent by week or month. Telephone 22G, T. K. Trot fr.' "lde.n| 34-41 sb. 1 ()^ SALE?-Near "Tamden7 player ahnnf' and r?,,S- Used about one year. Will sell for unpaid balance on easy terms. .For par ticulars address Edward H Hart. 1515 Taylor Street, cSHnb"; . . 36-45 sb. FOaR HE>^Th^er'n7^Th^gc"room! Apply 1204 Mill street, G. W. Outlaw, Camden, S, C. 36-38 pd. ;VmE[>~Tw0 S0od Wardrobes. Mahogany preferred. Top price Camden, IT 13?' B''?ad ? $ 'UERLE~ "chief'engineer ~ of the. great German Graf Zeppelin, chooses the Majestic Radio.?Cam_ den Furniture Company. , 35 sb. S * K A VED-lphcasa,,'t rooster.' ' Re ward for return to F. M. Maynard, at The Wigwam, Camden, S. C. ? , . [ > 36 pd. W ANTED?N?. 1 pine^ogsT^iDghest cash prices paid; year round demand. Sumter Planing Mills and Lumber Co., Attention E. S. Booth. Sumter, S. C. f-tf-S WHY DISCARD youiv ranges when you can have them,re paired at the A~dt;n Machine Works near A. ^A^C L. Depot. ^ -r 36-37 sb. WfLt THERE BE a Majestic~Radi6 n your home th^ Christmas?? Camden turmture Company. 35 tf. HAND MADE ANTIQUES, such as ?fvi?P n an,d shovels of rare style. Door keeper latches reground of iron or brass, and repair ?!d style articles.?CamdenMachine Works, near A. C. L dePQt;- 36-37 sb! MONEY TO LOAN?At^TlmrSSr. naif cent interest on Improved t e81^te . APPly Henry . . ? ' Camden, S. C. , 84tf J.OST?Thursday, November 22nd,T a white and black spotted male hound dog, has on collar. Reward if returned to L. Q, Clyburn, Westvijle, &> U g 36 pd. LOST-*?Late Sunday afternoon, one Llewellyn setter. Hus black mark over left ear to middle of nose and one over right ear to tip of nose. Has large spot on back. Reward if returned to P. G. Sullivan Hermitage mill, Camden, S. C. 36 pd. CARPENTERING?John S. Myers, phone 268, 812 Church Street, Camden, S. C., will give satisfactory service to all for all kinds of carpenter work. Building, general repairs, screening, cabinet making and repairing furniture. My workmanship is my reference. I solicit your patronage. Thanking you in advance. 50 tf. FOR RENT?One seven room house on corner of Fair street and Hampton Park. All modern conveniences and interior freshly renovated. Apply to G. C. Bruce, 410 DeKalb street, Camden, S. C. 32 sb. FOR RENT?Or share crop without stock, my six-horse farm four miles east of Camden. If you want a good place for next year see me ak early as . possible.?F. M. Zemp at Zemp & DePass Drug Store, Camden, S. C. 36 tf. FOR RENT?F our room cottage on Broad Street, L. Whittkowaky, J Camden, S. C. 23 tf. FOR SALE?Several thousand bushels of Fulghum oats for sale. Apply to B. H. Boy kin, Jr., Boykin, S. C. ; 28 tf. FOR SALE?One Ford Coupe, m good condition, will sell cheap. Apply at Chronicle Office or address j Box 225, Camden, S. C. 34 tf. ia?i nasi I! Alii.E H U N T I N (I I> K ESERVES?For sale, splendid quail territory, 2,500 acres land. Ad' dress T. K. Trotter, Attorney, or telephone 226, Camden, S. C. 34-39 sb. THAT Super-Dynamic Speaker is built in every New Majestic Radio, the Radio everybody likes to hear. ?Camden Furniture Company. 35 tf. FOR, SALE?Prize winning; single comb Rhode Island Rod Cockerels, $5.00 each. Apply to Shelby Truesdale, Route 1, Westville, S. C. 34-36 pd. F O R TusSrf oir SAI he' ^Mobley . Place, near Camden, S. C., Will sell as a whole or will cut into ' farms to suit purchaser or tenants. On magnificent new State highway, Miss Annie Medley, Camden, 9. C. 34-37 pd. The SECRET of Coordination ? However -nimble the hMda may be, however well deVelofF 'ed the muscles, good co-ordination of the. body cannot be achieved without good eyesight Have your eyes examined. It is essential. Real health can only exist when the eyes are good. Find out what condition yours are in. If you need glasses, we can p supply -them. Modern rgl 0*9*' are attractive and comfortable. If you are not in need of glasses, en* ?111 fasti yny thltr you are not, THE HOFFER CO. Jewelers and Opticians " \_> . v:.-*M ,3r\ - THE CLOISTER Sea Island Beach Saint Simons Island (Just across the *Causewny-at Brunswick, Ga.) j A New and Delightful Hotel I Every room with bath, service and cuisine unexcelled I American plan, reasonable rates, Music, Dancing, En- I tegtainment every evening. , Hunting, Golf, Tennis, Yachting, I Fishing, Archery, Horseback Riding I 60,000-Acre private hunting preserve, wi?h lodge, j horses, dogs, guides. ! Write for illustrated literature. Advance reservations advised THE CLOISTER SAINT SIMONS ISLAND,UiQA. folds Checked By modern vaporizing ointment?Just rub on VSilSS I XT**) HOME-MADE CAKES Fruit, Found and-Caramel Cakes MRS. B. M. PEARCE Phone 2204, Camden, S. C. * i i M The gtreiigllf u? urn bank Ilea fn its capital- ifa? assets, its honorable history and the ability, character and standing of the men behind ft. We invite you to become a customer of our bank and offer you safety for your money and courteous service at all times whether your account be large or small. V Make OUR bank YOUR bank. ^'.TnBr . ' \ tfi We will welcome you. Hie Bank of Camden