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I Don't Fail to Attend Our I Famous One Cent Rexall Sale I Thursday, Friday and Saturday, April 9,10,11 I SEE DISPLAY IN SOUTH WINDOW NOW jj "Save With Safety" ? (j Zemp & DePass I REXALL DRUGGISTS PHONE 10 I SOCIETY NEWS By Mrs. Frances M. B. Woo ten Telephone No. 133-W Kiddies Invited to Egg Hunt The superintendent, Mrs. J. W. j [enney and teacher, Mrs. H. O. Ow-: ns, of the cradle roll of the First taptist church ai the ctly ttJgtthfljra nvitation to all children from' two o four yeans of age to attend an faster egg hunt on Saturday afterloon at 4 o'clock. All children are skcd to meet at the church and their nothers are cordially invited too. I Easter Egg,Hunt The young people of the Presbyteiran church will give an Easter egg hunting party Monday afternoon, April 6, at four-thirty on the Sunday school law n. In addition-to the fuit of hunting for dozens of beautifully colored eggs, prizes will be given to the finder of the golden egg .and also the largest number. Refreshments ...will be served. Atl children who care to attend have a cordial invitation. An admission fee of ten cents wjll be charged, the proceeds to go to the young peoples' work in the Sunday school. / :? ? Glee Club at Presbyterian Church The glee club of the Camden high school will sing an anthem at the morning service Easter Sunday at the Pres/byterian church. You are cordially invited to hear them,, State President To lie Here On Monday, April G, Mrs. Carl Morgan, of Greenville, state president of the American Legion Auxiliary, will pay her official visit to Camden. A luncheon has been planned in her honor. It will be given at Hotel Camden at one o'clock and all members of the Legion Post and Auxiliary are^nvlted. Anyone expecting to auend * please telephone 285, Mrs. M. M. Reasonover, so that she will know the number to prepare for. At 3 o'clock the monthly meeting of the auxiljary wil-1 be held in the Legion Hall at which time Mrs. Morgan will make an address. Mrs. A. S. Llewellyn and Mrs. H. F. Oobb will be joint hostesses. A full attendance* 4tf the roll is urged. . j - 11 b ' ?| I For Easter I... and every other special occasion ... there's nothing like FLOWERS and no flowers are like those from... Camden Floral Co. . Camden, S. C II ---and now for EASTER I II You'll want New Shirts, i Neckwear, Furnishings I. W You'll have a new suit for Easter, no doubt, and a new hat and new shoes. To complete the outfit, however, you'll want new neckwear, shirks and socles. ! " -^1 ' We have everything that you'll need?properly styled, NEW GRIFFON SUITS WlUSOft BROTHERS SHIRTS AND UNDERWEAR ~ I IDE SHIRTS , v 0 ; SOCIETY CLUB HATS I NUNN BUSH AND PORTAGE OXFORDS I I | HOLEPROOF HOSIERY Personal Mention - -r Mi?? M?iv?r?t Chswning, of Columbia, spent the p*?t week end hers with her parents, Mr. and Mr#. R. ?. ( hearting. Shannon Black well, of the University of South Carolina, and George King, ahio uf the University, spent last week end^r#, Uunoan Langv of the Univeiaity of South Caroled, viaited his parents, Mr. and Mrs, J, K. Lang, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gay, of New Vork, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ancrum Boykin, left this week for their home. Mrs. H. S. Steedman, Mrs. V. J. Lipscomb, Miss Sarah Steedman and Val Lipscomb will motor to Charleston this weOk end spend Easter with relatives. Lawrence Kirklland, Jr., who is attending school in Delaware, is spending this week here with his mother on Ohesnut street. Miss Lenora Rhame, student at Columbia college, will spend next week here with her parertts, Mr. and Mrs. Boykin Rhame. Rev. A. V. Smith, of the West Kershaw charge, Methodist ehjutch. attend the Sunday school fconferenee at Oswego Sunday. Thomas Wooten, student at Georgia Tech, arrived bn Wednesday to s^end Easter with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Wooten. Billy- Bissell, who is attending school in Charleston will arrive on Friday to spen<^ the -week end ywith his mother, Mrs. W. L. Woolen, Miss Susan Kennedy is spending the spring holidays here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Dalton Kennedy. Mr. C.i P. OuBose spent last week end in Richmond, Va. Dr. and Mrs. Wyart Beasley, Miss Charlotte Beasley and Mrs. Durrett all pf Richmond, spent last week end with the latter's daughter, Mrs. Ernest Wooten. _ Mrs. George Brunsou, of Chicago, will arrive on Friday and will spend a couple of weeks with her mother, Mrs. William Shannon. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Morgan left Sunday for their home in .Shebbourne, Vermont, after a visit of several months here in their lovely home on Green street. Mr. Frank Sowelt, a student at Clemson, spent lafet week end here with his parents. Mi?s Louise ffirsch returned Monday froon Sumter where she has been visiting. Rev. Ac D. MJeAm and Mr. M. H. Heyuti&n -went bo Sumter Monday to attend the meeting of the Rotary club of that city. Rev. McArn was one of the speakers at the meeting. Friends of Mr. John T. Mackey will regret to know he is confined to his home on account of illness. iMrs. C. O. Brown, of Salisbury, is on a visit to her sister, Mrs. .John Goodale. ^ Mrs. F; W. (jhapm an and boys spent the week end with the former's parents in Newiberry. Miss Gussie Kibler, of Newberry, is visiting Mrs. F? W. Chapman. Mrs. Robert Lewis returned to her home in Washington, after a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mas. T. P. Brown. _ Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Dominick, of Muilins, were the week end guests pi Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Alexander. ?Mro. . AlUwPOJuiaH home for a week's stay. R. L. Moore, Ray and Rosa Lee Moore, spent the week end with the former's parents in Muilins, The Camden high- school glee club goes to Rook Hill today, jvhere they will enter the state high school music contest. The glee cltfb is under the direction of Miss Hallie Carson. B. iM. iSmith Won Trt>phy The eighth annual, round of the Men's Mid-ISoutn Amateur' Golf Championship. was , played last, Monday here on the Ki^kwood course. B. M. Smith, of , Cathden, won the prize offered by tTtb kirkwood' hotel with a score of' 79. The prize is a 'beautiful silver tray with the following engraving: '^MidnSouth Championship, KirUJ wood Country Clulb, Camden, S. C. Balfe Trophy. Gardiner W. White, 1-924 f -Ft G. Newton,-1925; F. G. Newton, 192*6; M. K. Waters. 1927; C. V. Benton. 1928; B. M. Smith, 1929; B. M. Smith, 1930; B. M. Smith, 1931." The person winning three years in succession is presented the tray. To Make Home in Columbia Mr. and Mrs. John T. Mackey, Jr., and son, John T. Mackey, 3rd, will give up their residence here and move to Columbia, S. C. They will leave the latter part of the week for Carrtden, S". C., to visit Mr. iMarfcey's parents, Mr. and^Mrs. J. T. Mackey. Mr. and tfjtf Mackey have resided in Ghirlott^nBr^ the past four years lid have a wijfe circle of friends.? Sunday's Charlotte Observer. . The above Will be of interest to many in Camden wherfe Mt. and Mrs. Mackey are^now spending some tjme t the home of Mir. and Mrs. Johd^T. Mackey?on Littleton street: - Mfr Mackey expects Jo leave shortly for Columbia where he will be associated with the Certified Audit conpuny. U Mm. Mil* Uw(r?? ft Bridge , Mw. .G^erge WUlook wm honor I j guest at two table* of bridge on Tuesday afternoon, when Mr*. W. t GoodaU wan hoatewa at her home on Fair street. Yellow and white were the color* selected by the hostess for t)\e decoration scheme and these colors were attraotviely carried out in the boutonnieres which were made of yellow daisies and white sweet peas with fern. Thdfla Were placed ajt each corner of the tafoles, for the guests. In the dining room were vases of lovely Haater lilies. A price was given nt ych table, Mrs. tSam Russell winning at one and Mrs. A. S. Llewellyn at the other.. After the game a delicious salad course was served to the following guests: Mrs. W. J. May I M W, Mrs. R. 13. Pitts, Mrs. Sam Russell, Mrs. Robert Marye, Mrs. F. M. Zemp, Mrs. W. 11. Harris, Mrs. A. S. Llewellyn and Mrs. Gporge Willock. New Books at Librury The following books have been donated to the Camden Library this month: "Slane's I-smg Shdrts," by Oippenheim; '^Shepherd's in Sackcloth." by Sheila Kaye^Smith; "The Unforeseen," iby J. C. Snaith; "Staying With Relations," by Rose Ma* cauluy; "A Short History of Julia,'' by Isa Glenn. r The library has been in great need of a good reference book for some time. This month it purchased the Lincoln Librif^^'of KssentiaV Information. The comprehensive index enables the reader to obtain information with great speed and precision. While necessarily of generous size because of- the extensive contents of the volume, this index is so simple und compact that the utmost ease will b? experienced in the use of it. Miss Wooten Was Hostess On Thursday evening of last week Miss Mary Elizabeth Wooten was hostess at a lovely buffet dinner party at her home on' Fair street. Lovely yellow and white flowers were effectively arranged in the room in which the tables were placed for the guests, who included: Misses Katherine Kennedy Mary Lee Blnkenoy, Peggy Pitts. Charlotte DuBosc, Messrs. Reuben Pitts, Dan Carrison, James Burns, Jack Haile and J. B. Cantey. Miss Mary H. Walker, of-Roek Hill, spent last week end with Mrs. V. J. Liptecomlb on Chesnut street. Club Met With Mrs. IM'uss The Wednesday afternoon bridge club was delightfully entertained lust week by Mrs. Lambert Do Pass. The guests for the afternoon besides regular menVbers were: Mrs. Dudley Sanders, of Charlotte; Mrs. Kil'by ^Xupper, Mrs. Ernest Gay. of New.. York, who was the p,uv*t of Mr*. Arecrum Hoykin; Mrs. Veriton McDowell and M\$w Madge Miller. The guest's pri^* was won by Mrs. Sanders." After the game sandwiches and tea was served by the hostess. Meeting of County Council The Kershaw County Council of Farm Women will hold their spring meeting on Saturday,. April 11th, at the Armory at 1:110. Mrs. J. W. Smith, state president, and Miss Connie I. iJandrum, stste agent, will be present. An attractive program has been prepared. The feature of the day will be a cotton dress show h-'.d . under the auotico's of all the worm j clubs of Kershaw county at "5 o'clock, j The public is cordially invited. r ' J--_- - Here on Visit After I.oi\k Trip Miss B.lizabeth Maile, who has been superintendent of the Oohu Hospital in NVuipahu, Honolulu, for the past five years is on a visit to her brother, Mr. W. H. liaile, on Fair street. Miss Haile went overseas during tlu^ World war, where she was actively engaged in Had Cross work. After leaving France she visited San Francisco, Seattle, Alajflca antFfrom$ there to Honolulu. v She has vlsit&f in Japan and was in Tokyo during the Enthrone ceremonies. From Jtapan she went to Manila, . Singapore and motored, through Ceylon, visited the Jap Mahal and went to Thibet, from Calcutta over to Burma and up to Maodalay then returning to Honolulu. Mrs. A. S. Hey\vard, of Yemassee, was a visitor here last week end with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Luehicolte and s n. Bill La.-.h^otte, spent Sunday i ere* at the home of Mrs. H. S. : .1 ( 'v i!' TTll . I | ?? . VISIT Belle Isle Gardens ' Near ' \ ? i GEORGETOWN, S. C. Season of Blossoms-March, April About 100 miles from Camden by way of Sumter, Manning, Kingstree and Andrews over : I Good Roads ? sKTonq, HeaWWy, NftlOff SMt Roses, Shrubs, Evergreens > *WT Mot i lifiii ninii ite*. ta fhounii ^tmSw. Mmm? fa\ll ** irii im, \ m FruMtond Rummr Oktert Wmrscrj^ STATEMENT .. OF THE CONDITION OF 1_ THE BANK OF CAMDEN | Located at Camden, S. C., p | At the Close of Business March 25,1931 I ' RESOURCES . : j ! Loans and Discounts $' 846,191.83 , II I J*... _ Overdrafts - L043.4& , ]1 Bonds and Stocks Owned by Bank 171,020.50 TB. v I Furhiture and Fixtures 15,692.21 !l* tBv* | Banking House 54;000.00 .* : fB*! ..Other-Real Estate Owned 34,763.92 ' " |Bv ^ Cash on hand and due from Banks 81,565.94 ' Checks and Cash items ...... 45,166.25 ; v 1 j j " TOTAL :.. $1,249,444^ '" ; I I I . LIABILITIES ' . '' , ;-f' a^||y ' V || ' Surplus Fund . ^ 100^000.00 , . IB L Undivided Profits, less Current Expenses and Taxes Paid 15,330.?24. . j I Due to Banks and Bankers ...; jmrn-y. I. Dividends Unpaid 92.00 vtj j Individual Deposits Subject to Check $490,672.63 - ' * -Time Deposits 543,349.26 Total Deposits 1,034,021739" I II Notes and Bills R^-discounted ... ..xMQfiS?K^ I Reserve Fund NO^IE > | . Other Liabilities i NONE. - II I TOTAL $1,249,444.13 11^. II STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA " I I County of Kershaw I I Before me came H. G. Oarrison, Jr., Cashier of the above named bank, who, being1 | hi duly swerr, sajs dint the above and foregoing statement is a true condition of said * I j ban^, as shown by the (books of said bank. H. G. CARSRI90N, Jr. . | J I Sworn to and subscribed before me this Slat day of March, 1-931, j| j I C. H. YATHS, II I Correct Attest: . * Notary Public for South Carolina f I OARRISON j i J.MAYFIBLD Directors __ II | H W. G. WILSON II I DIRECTORS || j H. O. CARRISON H. G. OARRISON, JR. W. G. WILSON I I C. H. YATES - JNO. W. CQRBETT DAVID WOLEB II | - W.R. ZEMP R. B. PITTS L. I. GUION I | W. J. MAVFIELD || |_ II