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[[SOCIETY NEWS II lr *** Fm?a JL E torn*om II 7 TihiMw I Mr. and Mr*. I*uc? Kttfertain I The wseUyVrfdgs ^'wisWr. uimd last Friday by Mr. Ij Mr*. Bliil iW? |rw?lr home S-.Fulr street. The Mies' high MZtt w?? made by Mr*, HoUis F. obb and Mr. (Floyd Bearer made the Wfhest score for the men. Ibe con lolttion was cut by Mrs. M. M. Ilea ft onover. After cards sandwiches with Mid drinks were . served. The club net this week with Mrs. Floyd Be?ver on Laurens street. At Bareii DeKalb Tonight I Baron DeKalb high school will pre sent its grammar grades in an operEtU entitled "Goldilock's Adventures" Friday night, May 22, at 8:lib in the school auditorium. The cast consists Erf sixty characters. No admission will be charged and the public is cordially invited 1 Tonail (Clinic The tonsil clinic sponsored by the junior Welfare Workers will be held about June I5th. There are still a few vacancie#* on the Hsi and any parent or guardian desirous of on tering a Child eligible for same, will apply at the County Health DepartHnent at court house. To tyet With Mt. Zkm f | Program of the union meeting of the Kejshaw association to be held Et Mt. Zion Baptist church, May 30, Morning session. Prayer and song; b5:32, 46), & F. Robinson; "A Walk Through Life With God" (Gen. 6r24), H. C. Morrison; song; "Poor Excuses" (Luke 14:15,24), J. A. Faile; "The Right Use of Money (Prov. 3:9, 10), E. W. Reynolds; business, lunch. Afternoon session. Song and prayHcr; "Stewardship - - Time, Money, Self," J. E. Williams; "Under the Scrutiny of Omniscience" (1st Samuel 16:7), J. B. Caston;- "The Dynamics of the Gospel (Rom. 1:6), Jofhn T. Littlejohn. I Many Enjoy Birthday Party On last Saturday. afternoon, Mrs. IK. Belk entertained at a lovely hday party for her daughter, ten ViVian Belk, at her home on. lument Square. v bout twenty-five young girls and i were invited. Games were red and Miss Beulah Caeton, of eland, assisted in entertaining the ag folks. eing invited into the dinmg room refreshments they found/the table utifully decorated in yellow and te and in the center was the love:ake holding ten lighted candles, cream and cake in yellow and te were served.. To each little st a rubber ball was presented &/favor. Kirkwood Club Met On Tuesday evening of this week r. and Mrs. Dan M. Jones entering!?the?Kirkwood?bridge?club. lests of the club were* Mrs. A. S. vidson, Mrs. Alexander Clarkson i Afrs. W. O. Hajfr -Delightful reshments were served after the M{. and Mrs. Richards Hosts Ir. and Mrs. J. G. Richards enabled their bridge chxb on Tuesevening with, a .lovely supper. j*y garden^ flowers were placed hre arranged -for the game and ?#pr Km Va8. ?t half after swep clock beifore the games of bridge. bom Headaches, olds and Sore Throat Neuritis, Neuralgia K t be a chronic sufferer from head?ej,.or any other pain. There is BP - an ac^e or pain Bayer Aspirin ^ ets cannot relieve; and they are Kmt comfort to women who suffer ^ <xhrally. They are always to be relied Wlor breaking up colds. ^B may be only a simple headachy y': WT may be neuralgia or neuritis. f KJuk1* Lumbago. Bayer Aspirin '6 , ?*?* ***** to take. Ju.t ** *** kmiliar package.* . 'fyAR^O^IMITATIONS Pergonal Mention Ai*f*nd*r hu * ^rouperity to visit relative*. Oiw? K?ll?, hu fon. to Stoekbrtde,, M?u., to .pond tbo ,um||I? HI |||| 2:; MraVii *!i*' j^"' ?oo<t?l? and Charlotte. H*rr1' *? ** "> -Mrs. E. E. MandevHle and Mrs. A B. 'hrojAall left the past week for J hiiadelphia. w25??!?d M/# IX' L' McDowell left Wednesday for forest City N C to visit relatives. Mr. *r?nk E. Coursen left this week .for Stockbridge, Mass., where ne has a summer home. 855|5 and W. C. Bissell Mr. and Mrs! kt ^oteT" ^ turned home on Tuesday night. Joe Jenkins returned last iweek from a visit to his aunt, !Mrs. R. ft Zetrouer. in Gainesville,, f^orida. Mrs. J. E. iScheivck, of Charlotte FioSeRUe8t of Ther Mrs! rtoyd Beaver on Laurens street. ChfrU"? Mr8, H^rt Snorwden, of t?r Mr, \?w Vi?it^g their daWfhwood^ Trotter in KirkMr. and Mrs. i t. Start loft the past week for Saranac Lake, N. Y., where they will spend the summer months. *2*Hinson and .Mr. and Mrs Clyde Flowers, of Charlotte, are Florida. ^ ?f intere8t in Mr. and Mrs. Joel Hough, of Columbus, Ga., are guests here at the home of the former's brother, Mr. I. C. Hough. Jennie Smith, of Sumter, who has been the guest of Miss fithelvn ?IrnpHyf t? puast week end' has returned, to her home. T Miss Mary Helen Flowers spent last week end here with her parents and she had as her guesit, Miss Sallie Estndge, of Oharlqtte. Mrs. H. G. Mlarvin left this weak for Soo Nipi Park, N. H., to join her husband who each summer manages ~cc Nipi Park Lodge. (Mr. William R. Nelson, who recently, underwent a serious operation at the Columbia hospital, returned to Gimden Monday greatly improved. IMiss Clare Bruce,, who has 'been teaching in the Now Market, Virginia Je.tSrned ti Camden 3p^?d the summer with her par* ents, 'Mr. and (Mrs. T. B. JBruce. Knapp left on olJ' fr 2ran?e-N- J*? where 8he It n iif1? ,e graduation exercises fir 'MrJlere' daughter,Miss Ellen Knapp is one of the graduates. m ?vf; w B" her k- andf^ ther, Mrs. John Whitaker, motored ii?rL Cnaiieston on Wednesday. iMrs. Whitaker will spend a few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Henry W. de Saussure. Mrs. Zemp returned hqme on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Harris will f-eaVe 0I} Saturday for Washington for a visit to their daughter, Miss Jean Harris, who is a student at Mt. Vernon Seminary. Mrs. Harris will go on to Atlantic City for the sum. mer, and Mr. Harris and Miss Harris will return to Camden on Wednesday for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Goodale Hosts id ?.nd Mr9' John R Goodale delightfully entertained four tables of bridge on last Thursday evening. In^ " ?- --'*"w ?"?"? wio Mw/icD nric ar* tanged in . a setting of lovely -pink roses, At . the. 'conclusion of the games It was found that Mrs. E. V. Durham, of Charfotte, had high score t tor ladies and IMt. S. W. VanLandingham held high for the gentlejmehv Mrs. VanLandingham received the booby prize and Mr. F. D. GoodAle cut the consolation. Miss Margaret Goodgle assistedber mother in servingthb refreshments. Chib Hostess ?Tho Weekly Bridge Club was charmingly .entertained by Mrs. Floyd weaver at her home on Laurens street Wednwd?? ;_?ftertoom . Mrs, Julian Queen won .Sigh- ?eore and Mrs. S. W. VanLandingham received low. The consolation was cut by Mrs. M. McCann. After card's the hostess assorted by her mother, Mrs. J. E. Schenck, of Charlotte, served an ice course with sandwiches. Mra. Halsall Entertains On . last Saturday evening Mrs. J. Smryrl Halsall entertained at bridge honoring Mrs. E. V. Durham, of Charlotte, who is the guest of her niefoe, Mrs. M. 'M. Reasonover. Garden flowers in all the# spring loveliness brightened the '-rooms where the tables were arranged for bridge. Mrs. John JR. Goodale .w#n high score, Mrs* M. M. Reasonover. cut the consolation and to the honor guest'was also given a remembrance. Mrs. W. G. Wilson assisted the hostess in serving the deHcious cryam and cake. #21- 'DttefMem WlMrt ^*The Camden chapter ?vf Winthrop Ojoghters twill meet tonight, Friday, May 22nd. at eight o'clock at the becne of Miss (Helen PbeVps. All Winthrop^ alumnae are cordially invited ' -- . I II w W. J. Roddey, Sr., of Rock Hill, ha? resigned as a nr$mf>er of the executive committee of the South. Carolina natural resources commission? the iodine specialists?and former < Governor Richards was appointed in -?-rTrrr-- r:' v J*y*-8*UU Mr- a?4 Mm. D. O. Joy*, Cawde*. 8. aimounc* the marriage of the^r d*ught*r, Lebryon VWihti, to RoV. A. V. Smith, Camden, 8. C., W*dneJd*y eveaing at tho Home of the bridf, in tfc* fwtfcnc* of immediate family" connection*, Roy. J. C. Inabinet, of Summertoa, 8. C, officiating. ? New1 Be a ha at) Library eocent booh* added to the Camden rary shelve* this month ur* as follows: "Festival" by Burt Struthers; "Phillippa,' by A. D . Sedgwick: "Over the Hills," by Jeffrey Famolf "Callows Orchard," by Clair Spencer*, "The Edwardian*," by SackVilleWest; "The Red Lakes, by Francis B. Young; 'The Day the Wortd Ended," by -Sax Rohmer; "The Secret Adversary," by Agatha Christie; 'The Well-Meaning Young Man," by.. Hall King; "Blowing Clear," by Joseph Lincoln; "Nacio His Affairs," zy Eleanor Merchein; 'The Fool of the family," by M. Kennedy; "April Fools," by C. MacKenzie; "Staying With Relatives," by Rose Macauiey; "The Unforeseen," by J. C. Snaith; "Shepherds in Sackcloth," by Kaye S. Smith: "A Short History of Julia," by Isa Glenn; "Slanes Long Shots," by E. P. Oppenheim; "Jeb Stewart," by John W. Thompson. Honors House Guest In compliment to her house guest, Miss Jennie Smith, of Sumter, Miss Ethelvn Moseley was hostess on Tuesday evening, A treasure hunt was the feature of the affair, and upon the return of the guests the hostess assisted by her sisters served delicious refreshments. Mrs. Zemp Hostess to Club ;Mtb. F. M. Zemp, was the delightful hostess at her bridge club last Thursday aftejpioon entertaining in her home on Fair street. Mixed gar'den flowers added to the attractions of the rooms in which the games were played. (Besides club members, other guests included: Mrs. R. B. Pitts, Mrs. Thomas Ancrum, Mrs. W. L. DePass, Mrs. W. H. Harris, Mrs. F. W. Spencer, Mrs. Hughie Tindal, Mrs. A. S. Davidson, Mrs. Field, who. is with Mrs. Davidson for the summer, and Mrs. W. L. Goodale. After the game the hostess served a delicious ice course with hot coffee. Wedding Announcement Friends and relatives here this week received the following announcement that will be of interest to many: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jefferson Kyle announce the marriage of their daughter, Dorothy, to Mr. Thomas Wright Lenoir in TCnaha, Texas,. Saturday morning, May ldth. The bride received her education in Tenaha Schools and at NacogI daches college. . Mr. Lenoir, the youngest son of^ Mr.1 G. H. Lenoir of this city is a graduate of the city school and also of Clemson college of the class of 1924. Mr*. Guthrie Had Lovely Party Among the many pretty bridge parties given recently was the one at which Mrs. J. H. Guthrie was hostess on Friday morning of last week, entertaining at her home op north Broad street. Large bowls of sweet peas and vases 6f lovely roses made a pretty #tting for the six tables. Vhe high oeoi'c prize was won by Mis:IS. N. McDowell and her prize was a lovely print in color^r The low score, an attractive novelty powderpuff, fell to Mrs. F. W. Speucer. In presenting the consolation each guest drew a sw^et pea from a large bowl and the lucky string tied to one of the stems designated the winner. This was won by Mrs. Serwick Murray, of Sumter. ' I The players invited included friends ftf .hflitaaa den. They were iMrs* ,C. R. Yeardon, l Mrs. T. H. iSiddall, IMrs. L. L. Markey, Mjra, E. T- Bradwell, Mrs. E. T. Martin, Mrs. Heyward Oroweon, Mrs. Julian Sanders, Mrs. Lucy iPtatt, Mrs. Willard Courtright, Mrs. Seiwdck Murray, Mrs. Nash, all of iSumter. The Camden guests were Mrs. A. S. Davidson, Mrs. R. B. Pitts, Mrs. Robert Marye, Mrs. Henry Beard,~ Mrs. Frank Wooten, Mrs, Jack .Whitaker, Mrs. Tjl. N. McDowell, Mrs. W. L. Wooten, Mrs. F. W. JSbencer, Mjs. W. J. Mayfleld, .Mrs. W. H. Harris, Mrs. C. H. Yates, and Mrs. Tom Ancrum. After cards a delicious course lun-1 cheon was served by the hostess as Hted-4>y Mrs.-H.* ?E.- Beard. r~ The negro sentenced at Gaffney for ravaging a white woman is the first person from Cherokee county to be electrocuted, although a white man was hanged at Gaffney over a quarter of a century ago. ? Popular Excursion to WASHINGTON BALTIMORE RICHMOND NORFOLK, VAu, and VIRGINIA SEASHORE Friday, May 29th, 19311 From Garden, S. C. to: Washington $12.60 Baltimore - 14160 RichmondgL . . 9JS? aty IVdnt Comfort U-i*? 9/75 Vfcftni* Beadh CKod 5 days from date of aalo ' wiv. Proportionate excursion fares from other points. An opportunity for short vacation ait low court. ^Consult Ticket Agents ^ Southern RailwayAr -> jJ--.*,1 * " y~- \T\ / - -v ? ? ~ . Brfim la St|M? Rschaaf* In a restaurant in n Southern cltyi .jCJwcka it ju* pe?x>r wit* , * ' ' ' ' h ; a chiropractor'* office In New Tmesns: f 4 , * Wpap in and walk out!' <* 'Ai *Santa Monica, CajLt Li' IT ' " '( Mkry Etta Beauty .%op. Near Champaign, III!? Fiat Tire Co. At Mt. Pocono, Pa.: Stop! 3 B'a ?-lied, bath, breakfast. I Near Columbus, Ohio: Stubby's Tank and Tummy Taitiop. On an Atlanta, Ga., bakery: I^ady filacers: You will find she will always have them on hand. A facetious dry cleaner at Savannah, Ga., udvertises: * . We're Johnny on the spots! Majestic Program * Friday, May 22. * Laughs bloom, depression fades in this great smash, "LAUGH AND GET RICH." With Dorothy Lee, Edna May Oliver and Hugh Herbert. Destined to set an epedemic of optimism raging throughout the country. Also RKO COmedy. Saturday, May 23 A picture that gets louder and funnier and you'll laugh till it hurts at Reginald Denny, Charlotte Green-1 wood, Leila Hyams and Cliff Edwards all making things lively in "STEP-! PING OUT." I Also Charlie Chase in "Rough Seas" and a new episode of "Heroes of the Flames." Monday, May 25* Who knoWs the shattered hopes, ambitions, lives of mortgaged men who dance to the tune their wives pay for? Are men husbande or slaves? Gee "KEPT HUSBANDS" with Dorothy Mackailll ami Joel MeCren. Tuesday, May 26. The universal and popular favorite Maurice Chevalier in "TH'E PLAY BOY OF PARIS," with Stuart Erwin Francis Dee, O. P. Heggie, Guy Oliver and Dorothy Christie. A sparkling story delightfully told. Wednesday and Thursday May 27 and 28 The greatest mother's love story ever told on the screen, stage or book v "MOTjHtER'S CRY." with Dorothy , Peterson, David Manners, Helen L Chandler, Evelyn Knapp- and Pat O'- f Malley.' A motherVa love for her ^ four children, all of extremely diffor- \ ent characters. i S. K. Gojby, of Pittsburgh, Pa., 'ice president of the Aluminum com>uny of America declared in an adtrees at St. Louis, Mo., that in the uture street cars, raliroad cars, rucks and motor cars and even tall mildings will be constructed of alumnum. i W?? WWMWWWW?W? The annual convention of the Rotary International is to meet in Berlin, Germany, June 28 to 27. It is expected that the 3;500 Rotary clubs of 95 countries will be represented by about 5,000 delegates, including 8,000 from the United States. FEATURE FOR SATURDAY . "J \ "' ' ?,! ' . ik'Y^a/^' ? 1 - 4 , * 4- ? s Two r ?' V ' Rayon Cotton , Crepe Dresses lor $$5S Two Street or afternoon dresses for $5.55. The material ie rayon cotton crepe ... as smart looking as silk, yet it washes perfectly. The sam^ style details as silk dresses. Charming designs on light and medium backgrounds. Sizes 14 to 40 and 38 to 48. J. C. Penney Co. ^ DEPARTMENT . STORE f * 1014 BROAD STREET CAMDEN, S. C. WW... I fc " - " ' { J Here's How to I Pay That Bill I BY CHECK! I The stub tells you who the money went to. lAnd the.-v v cancelled Check always remains as undenibble jproof that the. .V/ bil} was paid. It's both a record and a receipt. Coi^ld . 1 thing be safer? More convenient? .. y ' .1 I I ^ Know the many other advantages of a CHECKING so ; | j * count by opening one now with the ' II ttkzm..:, . II - if*' . y"'-'; . First National Bank ; , The Only National Bank in Kershaw County1' i " " - ^ ??' 0