Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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!C1ETY NEWS iln. rra?M IL TiUphii W?. rtt^ly Club M?t Friday weekly bridge club waa da*, Jy entertained ony Friday afl of laat week by Mm. S. W. ldingham. An extra table UUjd for Mrs. Hughey Tindal, ohn R. GoodaVe, Mrs. Henry Mr#. J. H. Qdbome and Mrs. Walsh. The top score prize >n by (Mrs. Tindal and she was ted with a dainty 'box of powIr?. T. V. Walsh cut contfblaid her prize was an attractive Dainty dishes .of candy were on each of the four tables the games and afterwards the 3 served delicious ?ice cream Jen Club Had Fine Meeting all meeting .pf the Garden Club leld on Monday afternoon at sidence of Mrs. R. M. Kennedy, >rt Fair street. Plants were ht by each member pnd e*ed for varieties t,hey did not laker-Stoddard Engagement and Mrs. Leonard T. Baker are illy announcing today, the ennent of their daughter, Miss et Kershaw Baker, to Robert s Stoddard, son of Dh and Mrs. s A. Stoddard. The wedding take plaice in June, ss Baker is a graduate of the ersity of South Carolina; is a ber of the Alpha Delta Pi sorotnd is a Phi Beta Kappa. The -to-be is also member of the >r Lekgue. Mr. Stoddard was uated from the University of h Carolina as 9 civil engineer he is a Kappa \Sigina fraternity and a Phi Beta Kaippa. lie Baker-iStoddard weddinc wit e two pimminent university fawfor Miss Baker's father is dean Carolina and Mr. Stoddard's fa r is a professor in its -school of Bication and is dean of the summer Hool.?'Sunday's Columbia Record. Igionnaires Hear National Chaplain in Sunday evening of last week Bssrs. A. Stanley Llewellyn, T. V. Blsh, M. M. Reasonover and Carl Bseiborougb motored to Hlartsville I hear an address by the Rev, JoIph N. Barnett, national chaplain I the American Legion. The Rev. L. Barnett is rector of Trinity Kiscopal chureh, of Oshkosh, W 5sfcsin. When , he Nwa elected chapBi of the American Legion at the Hfcional Convention in Boston, he ^mined a leave of absence from his and since that time has dehis time and energy to Legion j ^B;. He has been active in the iv- \ B 1 I 1 mil inn 11 "'1 | ^^B'u discharged from the army in *? With Mm. Proctor ooouot of oi^knoM the May 0. c. mi ?* ?X with ?!**, L. A, Wittkowsky but th? chapter will 'be entertained at the home of Mr#. L. S. Proctor on Lyttleton street. .Mr*. K. C. Villopigue will be assistant ho?t??#. The meetNr I. set for 4:30 o'clock, Monday, i. Welch-Meyera A marriage of interest to the friends of the young couple waa that fit Mi#? Pearly Welch and James Meyers, of Camden. The ceremony [> performed by . E. Biackmon, pastor, at hi# home. Only a few close friends of the bride and groom were present. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. LilHe Welch, of Camden. They will make Canulen their home, " 1 ii ....? , Virginia Guthrie Had Party Miss Virginia Guthrie celebrated her seventh birthday last Saturday afternoon at her home on Broad street. When all the children had gathered In the yard a gOFf contest was enjoyed. Betty Stevenson won the girls' .prize for the best putting and the boys' prize was won by Rufus RwHearn. The little guests were then invited into the dining room where ice cream, cake and candies were served from the attractively appointed table which had jus its color scheme yellow and -white. The little^guesrts included: Hetty Stevenson, Mary Pitts, Mary Walsh, edna McLeod, Frances llhame, iMabel Foster, Jane H'offer, Dorothy Sowoll and Margretta Little. The boys were: Rufus Redfearn, John Langford, Jr., Roy Woofeen, Oscar Wooten, Charles Boineau, Henry Niles, Jr., Hughey Tindal, Leonard .Schenk, Kiiby T upper, Jr., Yates Villepigue, Ned McDowell, Jr., ar 1 Sam Nicholson, Jr. To Go As Delegates The MacDcfweJl iMusic Club wiM send Lila Ross and Mary Ellen MtCaskiU as delegates utio the annual m iL O il- /"* 1 . v 4##wyb###& o*. ouuui i/tu oiiua j uniov IVJusic Club# which will be held in Columbia April 24th and 25th. Miss Yates Entertains Club Miss Ethel Yates was hostess last Thursday afternoon at her bridge club entertaining at her home on Broad street. Lovely roses and other mixed garden flowers picked from the hostess' south garden made attractive the room in which the guests were entertained. After cards, a variety of dainty sandwiched and coUd drinks were served' the guests, who included: Mrs. Tom Ancrum, Mrs. William Ancrum, 'Mrs. H. G. Cavrison, Jr., Mrs. J. B. Zen\p, Mrs. John M. Ville1 pigue, Mrs. Henry iBeard. Mrs. Alfred M. McLeod, Mrs. Lawrence A. Kirkland, Mrs. Jack Whitnker, Jr., Mrs. W. L. Wooten, 'Mrs. F. M. Zemp, Mrs. Kirkland Trotter, Mrs. I>an M. Jones and Miss Lillian Yates. Miss Shannon Was Hostess Miss Leila Shannon was hostessthis week at the Wednesday mornI ing bridge club. An extra table was | added and guests included, besides | members were: Mrs. G. B. Martin, LMml. W. H, HarriSj Miss Elizabeth [ Farreiiey, Mrs. nr. u. nrarvm, mrs. T. Edmund Krumbholz and Miss Klara Krumbholz. A delightful luncheon was sdrved at noon and the game continued until one o'clock. - Mr. and Mr*. Frances D. Rodgers, Jr., of Bennettsville, spent last week end with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Haile on Fair street. tandscape Gardening Mrs. C. M. Emanuel n l r~ \ m iiui ucu nurseries Borden, S. C. B Long Distance Phone Nurseries 17 miles out on m Sumter road. m i I Poultry Shipments I B. . Poultry shipments are to be made from the fol| Blowing places: BLANEY, Thursday, April 30th, 8 to 11 A. M. LuGOFF, Thursday, April 30th, 12 to 2 P. M. j CASS ATT, Friday, May 1st, 8 to 11 A. NT; BETHUNE, Friday, May 1st,. 12 to 2 P. M. . B The following prices are to be paid: j; ^ Colored hens, per pound ; 17c jj ^B^-Srhorn hens, per pound ? 15c ^ Colored broilers, 11/2 lbs. and over, per jpound .... 28d same size, per pound .,25c I B*arebacks. per pound r... 20c ' Kr?^leT8 under 1V^ lbs. not wanted. B^ox, per pound .. ...... 8c B)ucks, pei* pound yjf 7c ;||?eese, per pound .. 5c Kurkeys, No. 1, per pound/ 22c BTurkeys, No. 2 and Old toms, per pound 16c .Kuineas, each 30c ' t I Truck schedule will be continued at these points \p Brovided sufficient poultry if marketed to warrant con- ^ Binued operation. r Please notify your neighbors. Do not hring poultry in sacks or with feet tied. Respectfully, I HENRY D. GREEN, Personal Mention i - mrnmrnmmmmmm+m Mr. and Mr*. Cor belt Boyfcin, of Camden, motored to Sumter to view our lovely city and park in ite spring glory .?Sumter Item. Mi?? Margaret Blending, of Camden, spent the week-end at home with her iparenta.?(Sumter Item. , Mrs. S. C. Kershaw county chairman of the cotton products style show to be he)4. here tonight, with her committee, composed of the following lsdies, Mrs/Hughey Tindal, Mrs. M, M. Keaaonover, Mrs. S. W. VanLandingham and Mrs. Kathleen B. Watts attended the style show in Columbia on Monday night. Mr. and/ Mrs, Floyd Beaver and their* guests, Mr. and Mrs. George Jarvis, of Oharlotte, visited Magnolia Gardens Sunday. Mrs. L>. O. Houser will return home today from Charlotte, where she has been visiting her sister, Mrs. S. B. MteLane. . Mrs. Donald McClave, who has been spending some time here at the home -of Miss Olive Whittrcdge, left on Monday for the North. Charlie Kirkland has returned to Camden after spending several months in Now York City. Joseph Nelson and -*on, of Bennettsville, were visitors here Sunday at. the home of Miss Cornelia Mickle, the former's aunt. Miss Cornelia Nelson, of Rock Hill, spent the week end here with relatives. Mrs. Charles Nichols, of Morristown, N. J., who has 'been the guest, of Mrs. W. "P. Heath, left for her home on .Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. 'William Heath returned home from Atlanta on Wednesday after a visit Of a few days with the former's parents. Miss Dolly Singleton and her brother, Richard Singleton, of Columbia, spent last week,, end in Richmond, Va., with their mother, Mrs. C. P. DuBosc. - ? Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Dai^rth, who have 1>een passing tbe.lViu^r in the John M. Villepigue hocufc' on Lyttleton street, left Thursday of this week for their home in Netw York. Mrs. George Bull, Mrs. Gasden Shand and Mrs. (Charles Adams, of Columbia, mfotored (to Camden this week and spent several hours visiting friends. B. M. Smith' and W. L. DePa&s, Jr., left on Wednesday for Charleston Where they will attend the Bar Associatoin meeting. Mrs. H. S. Steedman and Miss Resa MoLeod motored (to Beaufort last week end. Mrs. Steed man visited her sister, Mrs. Alexander Hey:ward and Miss McLeod was with friends in Beaufort. Miss Teeny Lang and Dan Lang,1 of Columbia, spent last week end here with friends. Mrs. /Edward DuBose and her sister, Miss Mattie Spann, will leave the last of this week for" a. visit to Mrs. Miller Boykin in Waiterboro. Miss'Louis Lang, of Winthrop college, 'spent last Friday with Mrs. Grover L. Blackwell on Lyttleton street; She is spending this week with her parents in Columbia Mr. and Mrs. Lenox Kirkland# of fg-r ? u~. ? ' * ?;v.-? spending a few days here with Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Kirkland, left on Tuesday for their home. - Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Rainsford will leave today for their home in Ridgefield^ Conn. . iMr. and Mr* Dacre Bush will leave on Sunday for their home in Boston. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Hutchinson, who have been spending the winter here at Park View Inn, will leave on Friday1'for their home in Dajugr^cotUi. Maine. ?. : t Auxiliary To Meet The regular monthly meeting of the Hospital Auxiliary will be held nt the hospital on Monday afternoon, April 27th, at 4:00 o'clock.-Margaret B. Pitts, secretary> ? Junior League Met Monday, v : The regular meetings of the Junior Welfare League met on Monday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. W. L. Goodale. * At this meeting the members decided to have a square dance on Friday evening, May 1st, for the purpose of raising funds for the tonsil clinic which will be held, immediately after the closing of school. * ; - -i Mrs. Hay Entertains ' d-tMrt. Thornwell Hay entertained the Wednesday afternoon bridge club this week at her home in Lake View Terrace. A prise was given at each of the three tablet and those winning j were: Mrs. Lewis Lee Clyburn, Mrs. C. H. Barrett and Mrs. Lambert DePaw. .The hostess \aerved delicious congealed salad with hot rolls ' and kft*r th^gams- ?,? 1 m ^ > V pr. Daniel to At4r?Mi Tvtchcrit Dr. D. W. Daniel, of tho Art* and Science Department of Clemron college, will addriM? the teacher# of Kershaw county at theiT regular monthly meeting in Camden, at 10 oVdock Saturday, April J26th. The vutijfet of hie addreua will be, "The improvement of Teachers in Service." Mrs. Cobb Hooteee to Club I ->r " The weekly bridge clUb waa delightfully entertained on Tuesday evening by Mr. and Mrs. JtloLH? F. Cobb^Pretty bright tulips*were arranged in the room in which the games -were played. Guests for the evening besides regular member* were: Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Chapman, Mrs. Arthur Clark and Mrs. Goorgo Jarvis, III, of Charlotte, who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Floyd Heaver. The high score prize for the ladies was won by Mrs. Basil Bruce. Mr. Marvin M. Reason over made high score for th? men and Mr. Basil Bruce made low score. After the game the hostess served a most enjoyable sweet course. Majestic Program Friday, April 24th Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Rulph Inee, William Collier, Jr., and Glenda Farroll in "LITTLE CAESAR." Played as a special benefit for Camden Hi Junior-Seniog -Class. To miss this is to miss one of the most sensational melodramas the screen has Offered in five years. You might never see anything like it again. Also RKO Comedy. Saturday, April 25th John Wayne, Virginia Cheirill and Marguerite Churchill in "GIRLS DEMAND EXCITEMENT." These girls both demand and cause excitement! I A light but wonderfully entertain- I ing comedy and you'll certainly like i it. Also Charlie Chase in rtRip From . Pittsburg." Monday and Tuesday, April 27-28 Sensational! Thrilling! Exciting! , "TRADER HORN." From the moment you enter tho Majestic Theatre ] until the moment you leave, ntiracle j pictures unfold before you! Ro- ' nufTretr; -adventure, beauty lives on the 1 screen. It"holds, you ppcllhour.d! ! You'll never be so thrilled again if you live to be a hundred and ten years old. Wednesday and Thursday, April 29-30 RKO Pa the presents Bill Boyd, , Lew Cody, Zasu Pitts, Jim Gleason, . Russell Gleason, Fred Scott and Mary Oarr in a great picture of the great ] world war, "BEYOND VICTORY." j Wherever you go! Wherever you turn! YouUl hear abopt "Beyond Victory." It's a great attraction. Program por Saturday Mooting The folty>wing program will be carried out lit a meeting of the Woman's Missionary Union to be held at Hoivj nitage churoh at 10:30 a. i., April Kit . >V I'll General subject, "How Does the j Church Answer the Needs of Modem I ifouth-?''' Doxology; invocation; devotional .by Rev. J. B. Gaston; greetings by Mrs. Jordan; response by Mrs. S. C. Truesdale; vocal solo, iMUs Gthelyne Moseley; "How the Church Answers the Needs of Our Boys," Rev. John Littlejohn; message from J Miss Vance, state secretary of W. M. IU.; "Ho v. tha Church Answers -tfce 1 Needs if Ov.r Small Children," Mrs. I J. E. Williams; special music by members of the union from Bethune; 'Meeting the Needs of Modern Youth ^Through Mission Study," Mrs. C. A. Jones; message from the vice president, Mrs. H. H. Ergle; lunch; af: ternoon devotional? by C. Blackmon; music by the DdKalb W. M. U.; "How the Church Answers the Needs of Our Y. W. A. Girls," Mrs. Lillie Byrd; prayer; playlet, by the Hermitage W. M. U. A Fashion^ $0cr@t We will share with you a fashion secret. A costume is as smart as its accessories. And the most important accessory is?hosiery. Holeproof Hosiery is as durable as it is delicate, and is presented in authentic colors to complement chic costumes. A ' Holeproof Hosiery No. 0163 ? An outstanding valuo in a thoor Qronadina twist silk. Hoi fronch hool and piatod foot. In tho soason's nowost colors . . $1.50 No. 4063 ? Oronadlno twist silk, very shopr and dull Solf-color picot odgoj Fronch hool. 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