Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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fcciETY NEWS flub Meeting*:. mS^G^rry To Leave H . rep<xite<i on good authority KtRev. Moultrie Guerry, rector of Hrhurch of the Ascension, Hagood the Church of the Holy Cross, IfLburg, 1,1(18 received a call to 3 llte, Tenn., aa chaplain of the. HnLfBity of the South* ,l ia 8tatwl Kthe will, in all probability, accept Im (?11. The removal of Mr. Guerry V Sunder county will be regretted RTonly by his parishioners, but by KL of all denominations who have JT privileged to knoW him and enIf hU friendship. He has been a H^r, in the best sense of the term, Wis community and a builder in K cause of righteousness. His KL the late Bishop W. A. Guerry, JTchaplain at Sewanee for several prior to -his election to the HEopric of the 'Diocese of South ^Hplina.-r-Sumter Item. I Bridge Club Bntertaina B fte Kiikwood Bridge Club enjoyed jttost delightful meeting ou last Wednesday evening at the Palmetto Hi Room. On this occasion Mre* D. K^Houser and <Mr. W. L. DePass, Km who held highest score for the Hob's geries just completed, were Honor guests at a dinner given by the Knibers of the club. Other guesta H the club were Mrs. Leroy DavidWL and Miss Virginia DuBose, of After dinner the party enjoyed laying bridge for the remainder of Ebe evening at the home of Mr. and Ign. Warren Harris on North Fair 1 Meets With Mte. Pifta Hthe Wednesday Morning Bridge as "entertaineel at Its meeting for the past week by Mrs. R. B. 5 Pitts at her home op Lyttleton Street. Ihe guests of the club for the morntor were Mrs. Warren Harris and In. H. G. Marvin- At the conclusion of the game the guests were served luncheon, . * i i . P Team-Nettles Received with particular interest by their many friends here was the news of the marriage of Miss Cypttii? Elizabeth Team, daughter of Mr. arid Mrs- James Team, of Lugon, to Roland E. Nettles. The ceremony \:Utok, place at noon Wednesday in IrChsftoWe at-the home of Mrr~a?d I Mrs. Mark P. Johnson, 1201 East IBoulevard. Immediately after the ceremony the young couple left on a fcreddTng- trip? which",Will "include Washington and points of interest in Virginia and North Carolina. Irhildren'sColds HjKi , Checked without J'dosing^rtjoSr I??-? ? I THK puppbt 8how ? P* 5s*zt ""< > JPuppJt*Show/' wmtekeUi|ment' "Th? d"y> Becember ?" on ** I auditorium for tu #chool k*the<w {Auxiliary, The en# Crlt'ttn Legion "?t? & :r;: r,,ent p,um?'d. The afternoon ,1W nf"'"?' *,ld b? 3:30 o'clock n?h *u mttnc? will at 8:00 o'clock The *\ eVeaih* *how are 25 cents for 'l88lon P^ces nd SO cent. f,r adult, chlw Rabbit? Bre'er "f ." ?g',t0 Bre'er I The TT"H,ve B*"?r Method..? church' will^have"! on Friday, Decent u^* **"*' on ..1. ., " V "" k'nd? will be p^p - a T?e Kirkwood Bridge n.,K tertained at it- or,af? c,ul> was enthis week bv ** meetin* for M their home on Fait =?r3 i' s?? " " ; V 11 " JH I )m i p Tu_ i .. Have Bazaar ProvementeA?.ocUt^nKOwllfChh?a01 ll?~ fe ttbeWb 'ti P ter?S5? oy.ter. will be serv^i "Z ji^isrwi" -' Th?Mw* J?ay. tains Cfub f t1? c,k. V8?ft2rP& Mi? ?gg ?*??Haili* MtaS plyburn' Ml., hers. After card, tkl t olub mem?'888 Eye Explodes Middleton, N.' Y -?- *> ? . Htott ' &lilhr.n counie-w days ago while he was asleeo to PhilHps T?t Bsajr-rreat -tod .???? th? chemicals in the artificial eye Phil 1.PO mpan of,bffc.ijrhtey2e0 <S:o, as Be SBappedTits wmprtt horse,. oftt1rftCarUS0' ^nold daughter jr^X:stts 000 000 due by the Victor Talking Ha. & ne company to the estate'of her father as royalties on his opera songs _ __i ;?_ " 1 * -,?? fc- rsr. - ? ?; ? 7&jJSi?.J[The New Majestic I Metlnee Oilly it S |>. M. Wlght?-T:M null 9 P. M. 1PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF DECEMBER 10TH J UOn"THEMASKS^ | f f?- Starring John (Gilbert and Alma Rubens, a drajna that all I \. America is talking about. The most daring an&^raSfltat Of all . I Gilbert's love stories. An unusual storg; of a mah without a cont science about women, regenerated at last by a pure love. See the screen's great lover in his most amazing romance. Also Metro I l News. Adults 50c.; Children 15c. * ~ Wednesday, DecemberT2th t. "THE FIRST KISS" I With Fay Wray and Gary Cooper the screen's prefecOovers | jn a picture that's first choice for screen entertainment. Brings t back tender memories o?-your "First Kiss." From the Saturday 1^ 1 . Evening Boat aerial romance "Four Brothers." Com* #il3phy~thc I Poets all rhyme "bliss" with "kiss." Also Comedy. f - Thursday. December 13th I "AVALANCHE"?_ 1 v Jack Holt and Doris Hill are thratars ht this smashing new? ? sane Grey story. Tatting the courage of man. (Natures great t f,vol^ Crushing human effort. See Jack Holt facing this crisis | JJ. Avalaeke." See the alluring Baclanova flashing in the | -dance hall whirl. Also Metro News. 2. I I. ^ tr f g~ f~ 'jr w jr ie~ jr m~ r e- if t"K$S^d^.fDeeembe^4ti|^5' "DREAM OF LOVE" I StarringfjJoan Crawford In her'latest and bestpfcture. A ^ love romeno# that will pleaae everyone. Thta picture t? I ?Th? io? PrilnA"ta M<>* C""-f"d'' be,t Setoc*- A1,? 0# ?f I . Saturday, December, 15th "MORGANS LAST RAID" I tt^vUrrin* ^ MoCoy in his latest thrilling picture of the I r7 irhw^S- A Pictw With a thrill in every foot. It will hold I >fu spellbound from start to finish. Also Comedy. | PERSONAL NEWS NOTES , ' " Mr*. Robert T?ft, o( Ch.rle.ton, is visiting her mother Mrs. H. S. Stead man. Miii Ella Dunn wu the guest of relatives in Newberry,for ^Thanks giving day. ?frs. i^wia Clyb^rn, pf Savanjjsk was the week-end guest of Miss Minnie Clyburn. Mr. and "Mrs J. W. Insure, of ft!??' . Y*' are visitors in Camden this week. Mr. H. B. Kennedy. Jr., was the guest of relatives here for the Thunksgiving holidays. DuBose Blakeney was at home from the University of North Carolina during the past week end. Mrs. Uslie Zemp and Miss Ellio /eiup returned Monday from a visit to relatives in Charleston. Dr. and Mrs. Walter Sorrell, of Kershaw, were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. RLchey. 'Miss Anne Kate Alford was the guest of her sister, Mrs. John Smith, *9 Columbia for Thanksgiving. * Mrs. Ira B. Jones and children, of Lancaster, were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Taylor. Mr, and Mrs, Henry P. Kendall and children have returned to their home in Boston after a months stay here. Miss Sarah DePass and Miss Betty Smythe, of Winthrop, were guests of friends in Charlotte on Thanksgivbpg. Mrs. John R. Langford returned Wednesday from a weeks visit to Mrs. Robert Jennings in Orangeburg, Miss Polly Singleton# of Converse, was at home for Thanksgiving find remained over for the weekend following. ^ Mrs. W. L. DePass and little eon are visiting in Clover this week as the guests of the former's sister. Mrs. Herbert -Smith. % Miss Mario Reed, who is employed ir. Burlington, N. C., ii spending her vacation with her parents, Mty~**hd Mrs. Nero Reed. ' r 'Mr., and Mrs.- Horace Zeiglar.. of xlorence are spending sometime here Mrs" ShB. K"lr.'.*?rrent8' Mr- r Mrs. Susie Kozma returned to faer home in Fayetteville, N. C., after a visit of three weeks to hier daughters, Mrs. Joseph Sheheen. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Kozma," of Fayetteville, Ni C., were the guests of the former's sister, Mrs. Joseph Sheheen for the week-end. Postmaster and Mrs. W. T. Stewart have returned from an extended visit to their summer home in Columbia County, Pennsylvania. Mrs. Ernest tSpong and children returned Wednesday to" their -homes in Charlotte after a visit to the former's parents, Judge and Mrs. E. ,D. Blakeiiey. / TMiss Lillie Reed has returned froijT i^frceton, W. Va.,. where she spent the summer with her sister, Mrs. B. Sirnton, formerly Miss Estelle Reed," rpf tbis city. ; I'Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Hoffer have returned to their hom^ in Fayetteville, N. C., after spending th^ji Thanksgiving holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Hoffer. Mr. and Mrs. Georgia Coleman spent Thanksgiving in Raleigh, Where they attended the foot-ball game between University of South Carolina and North Carolina State. Mrs. Lillie Hinson, of Spartanburg, who has been the guest of her nieces, Misses Loree and Cecile Truesdalp. for aorno time, has left for Lancaster where she will visit relatives. i ?^T-JL^iitle, local distributor for the Buick automobiles, was liC Charlotte Wednesday to attend the funeral of Mr. C. C. Coddington in that city. Mr. Coddington was distributor for North and South Carolina for Buick cars. Mis* Elizabeth Clarke has returned from Darlington, where she has bebft employed for the past year or more. She. will be connected with the C. P. DuBose Insurance Agency. Miss Lai Blakeney has resigned her position with the DuBose agency and will be connected with the Annie S. Davidson insurance agency. yr ' '7 r ?;? "~tt Meat Cutting Demonstration There will be a special demouatcSK tion at the Community Market building in Camden .6n. Saturday morning^ December 8, at 11 o'clock, given by the livestock specialist from Clemson College, featuring proper methods of cutting, purfag and other wise caring for jn+at on -the fain,;i7^L^ry. This demonstration is timely, coming as it does at thebeginning of hog kllRngseaspn, mid Cvery farm^ and farm wife" who slaughters mea| on the farm should .be MW&FM dressed hog will he ueeff to demonstrate the methods recommended This demonstration will be held tf? gsrdless of weather conditions adrisde J. W. Sanders, the county agent. - " 1 -j- v After a period of several montiM it is said there will soon be a. decision at the White House in Washington as to who will be Columbia's post master for the next four years. There are four contestants for the3 place, but it is thought that Thomas D. Madden, present ineuaibent, wttl get the place, dt is thottghft-that hH 1 name will be sent to the senate by tm {President soon after congress meets. K1KKOVKR ENTRY 18 VICTOR Kirk's Frolic Taken All-Ajs Stake of Continental Field Trial Pine hurst, N. C., Dec. 4v?For tho third successive vow Kirk'? Froli-, owned and handled by Harry D. Kirkover of Buffalo, and C*mo?n? S. C., won the all-age members' stake uf the Continental Field Trial Club iu which twenty dogs competed yesterday and today over the grounds of the club here. Hawkes's Lady Mooney, owned uiul handled by Udo M. Fleischmann of Fairfield, Conn., took second prize. Third urize went to Doone'? Fred, owned by Mrs. Harry Cutting of New York and handled by Fleiscnmann. The club's derby tor dogs whelped since January, 1927, was completed today, the winner being Rutusod Farms' Marex, owned and handled by Raymond Hoagland Jr., of Red Rank. N. J. Caesar's Ben Boat, owned and hundled by Dr. A. Schuyler Clark of New York took second, and Rumson Farms' Queen, owned and handled by Hoagland, took thir^I. To Meet At tMr. Wooten's The men of Bethesda Presbyterian church will hold a meeting on next Tuesday evening, at 8:00 o'clock, at the hpme of Mr. F. M. Wooten. Christmas Bazaar Today Don't fail to come to the Bazaar this afternoon, Friduy, December 7th, which opens at 8 O'clock. You will want to buy some of the pretty hand made gifts for Christmas from the ladies of the Presbyterian Auxiliary. Turkey dinner served from 6 to I) o'clock. Lunches on Saturday. The place is next door to the Camden Hotel on east DeKalb street. ' Legion Auxiliary To Moot ' The American region Auxiliary Vfill hold a meeting on Friday,' December 14th at the Legion Hall at 4 o'clock. Mrs. Joe Baruch, Mrs. G., G. Alexander and Miss Emmie Alex-' ander will 9# hostesses at Ihia.meeting, All moinbers are urged to lAttend as many matters of importance are to be discussed. ' * H"'L 1~rV7WTT M Shop To Open Monday The King Haiglar Antique Shop under the management of Mrs. Dan M. Jones and Mrs. D. O. Houser, will 'open for the aeitfon on Mohdky; D4cember 10th. The shop is open frdm 10:00 a. m. to 12:00 m. and from 3tOO p. m. to 6:00 p. m. each day, the public is cordially invited to visit this shop where they will And many attractive Christmas gifts on ^sale. Antique furniture, brasses, mirrors, glass-ware, -baskets, hooked- rugs are some of the articles to select from. This shop located at the borner of Fair and Chesnut streets has .'been well patronized in past seasons and they assure the public they will have many lovely .pieces of antique for sale this season.*?Adv. I ! ! ? I Civic League To Meet I The Civic. League of Camden will meet at the Camden school auditorium on Monday, December 10th, at 4:00 1 o'clock. All ward managers and officers , of the league are urged to attend this meeting to discuss plans for raising funds for the treasury. j n/ 'l' 11 i fi t To Hear Rev. Norman |" -'V I * ? v - Members of the local order Junior United American Mechanics are requested to assemble at the Hermitage ~ Baptist church (Sunday evening Do- .0>: comber 9 at 7 o'clock, to hear a sermon by Rev. C. L.-Norman. ? THE CLOISTER fl1 Sea Island Beach Saint Simons Island (Just across the Causewuy-at Brunswick, Ga.) ! A New and Delightful Hotel I j Every room with bath, service and cuisine unexcelled ! American plan, reasonable rates, Music, Dancing, Entertainment every evening. a Hasting, Golf, Tennis, Yachting, I Fishing, Archery, Horseback Riding I 60,000-A6re private hunting preserve, with lodge, ? horses, dogs, guides. I Write for illustrated literature. Advance reservations advised I "qifts for the home What could better and motfe lastihgly express the holiday spirit than gifts of enduring charm to bring new beauty to many rooms. CATHERINE HARRIS GOODALE'S Studio for Gifts Interior Decorations 1 1811 Fair Street. 0 Phone 186. \ ; 'S* 1- ';JT,* % * '. V !w.JkvP #.' * K!L- ^ ' - - - ^ Christmas Jewelry III I Express the spirit pi Santa Claus this year by a I gift of jewelry to your beloved. No gift is more ] beautiful, no gift more lasting or appreciated. I The exquisite care and-workmanship that goes II , into the fashioning of the jewels we have for sale I n I lends them an air of genuine distinction. All jewelry 11 I in our shop is of the highest quality and as rep- II I resented. ? ? ???? II I It is our. policy to offer our jewels at the very II slowest prices possible. The precious, ineffably beauI tiful jewels in our shop are thus more easily within I your reach. I Here are Some Good Suggestions for || I Christmas Gifts I I For The Girl? For The Boy? j t/ I Wrist Watches / Cigar'Lighters I I Bracelets Bill Folds I | : r Diamond Brooches' Cigarette Cases 11 | . Leather Bags Rings I Afesh Bags Shaving Sets . II T ~" "Sterling Toilet Sets Military Sets II . I Ivory Toilet Sets Chains and Knives . II 1 Pearls Strap Watches II jl And many other thing*, too unMnut to montlon, from oar complete II I line of Jowatry, Noveltie* end Holiday Merchandue II I * | * f T ff /^i [ I The Hotter Company II. J Jewelers and Optometrists ||