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[society news nasrafta? Met With Mr#, Carrlao* ? | Mrs- Henry Garrison, Jr., was hoetp$X her club on Wednesday mornH of thie week. Besides club mem0 her other guests were: Mrs. jfcto Glover, Mrs. Arthur Metts and Ire: Hughey Tindal. After, cards a Iflicious course luncheon was served. Mih.s Richardson Hostess In compliment to Miss Emily Pitts' Mrthday, Miss Caroline Richardson Siturday morning entertained at an informal bridge party at her home ?n Lyttleton street. Flowers were prettily arranged in the rooms, where tbe games wer4 played. The top itore prize for the ladies' waa won by Miss Carolyn Houser' and the p,jje for the men was won by Ed*?rd Wooten. The guest of hpncr m also given .* reminder of the occasion. After cards, a delightful lunch was served to the following: Kisses Carolyn Burnet, Phy^is Carrison, Carolyn Houser, Emily Pitts, Messrs. Robert Kennedy, Jr., Lawson Batsman, Walter Wooten and Edward. Wooten. ; Mrs. Clarkson Entertained On Wednesday afternoon of last aeek Mrs. Alexander CUrrkaon entertained with three tables of progresnrs contract bridge. The guests rere invited for four o'clock at which ime delicious refreshments were icrved before the game. The top score prize was won by Mrs. D. Q. [louser and the second highest by Irs. J. L. Williford. - Attractive rases of yellow flowers were placed ibout the rooms, where the guests rere entertained. Library To Close The Camden Library will be closed or two weeks beginning July 27th, hrough August 10th, at which time he Librarian, Mrs. F. B. Wooten, rill have her vacation. Many Enjoyed Party On Saturday evening last Mr. and Irs. Ancrum Boykin, Jr., entertained rith a delightful buffet supper at heir home at Boykin. Supper was erved nt 8:30 and afterwards th,e rowd motored to the Kirkwood club ou3e where dancing was enjoyed ntil a late hour. The invitation list icluded Mr. and Mrs. Nettles. Linday, Mr. and Mrs. B. <M. Smith, Mr. nd Mrs. W. L. Goodale, Mr. and Mrs. reorge T. Little, Mr. and Mrs. Verion McDowell, Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Stevenson, Mr. and Mr9. T* Lee Little, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Boykin, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Sanders, of Charlotte; !id Mrs. Withers Trotter, Mr. Irs. William Heath, Mr. and ambert DePass, Mr. and Mrs. deLoaqh, of High Shoals; Mr. n. C.^L Green, Mr. and Mrs. .Savage, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Zemp, Mr. and- Mrs. John-lC h, Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer BoyM. WoOten, Jr., Dixie Boykin, Smith,?Ike Sanders, Roland >, George Hodge, Charles # Jr., Serre deLoach. . N Irs. Zemp Wast Hostess J. ?B. ZOmp charmingly en^ at bridge on Thursday img ox last vveuit, iiuuunii^?nvr f, Mrs. Frank 'Armstrong, of geburg. Those present were; John M. Villepigue, Mrs. John Shards, Jr., Mrs. Ceto Glover, Henry -Strohecker, of CherlesMrs. Carroll DedChampe, Mr?. > Crook, of Yazoo City, Miss; Hougal Bissell, of Charleston; Mortimer Muller, Mrs. E. N. >well, Mrs. Arthur Metts and the guest. Top score wias~~fr6fr by Jack Whitaker, Jt. The hostess by Mrs. F. M. Wooten' served icious luncheon. < s'tor Honored With^Paiiies ; " >11 Graham, of Rock Hill, > > visiting her son, Mr. Gus m on Broad street, has been Kuest at a number of lovely > recently. On Saturday mornrs ^. R. Hough entertained tt0 ^bles of bridge her home ?ad street. On Monday Mrs. Hough entertained at Delicious punch and cake was during the games and the kuest was presented with an >ve reminder of the occasion. ,u* Graham had a card' party * Wednesday morning of, this md after the game a delicious >n was served. ^ MUUr eotf Liter were guest* at the home ld?Tf? ^ W. J &.swsk haul's "JJ ^5Lwo,?^Lwork* <nVb Met With Mr*. McDow*U lh* J1;"""!*/ aft.r?oon brldtf* Club touitmCi l?t r* b? B. N. M?Dow*il *t her heme en North Mill etreet.}, Benuttful mixed xerden fluwari iecomUd rourr<ThU*n4 *0Uth P?rch wk>r* 'ho 'our table* were placed Jor the *ame,. Gueet. of the club for the afternoon be.ide. member, ^ere Mr. !fl Armstrong, of Or.ngeburx who i? the guest of her eieter. Mr*. J- B. Zemp; Mr*. Dougal Bieeel and Mr*. Henry Strohecker, of Charles;n;1, e' forman, Mr*. Rapp Crooks, of Mississippi. .Delicious punch was served during the games and afterwards an Ice course with' sandwiches ana cakes was served. Celebrates Fourth Birthday Mrs. Mollis Cobb gave a lovely children's party Tuesday afternoon at her home on Ohesnut street and the pretty affair ' celebrated the fourth birthday of her .daughter, Betty. Games were played in the garden and in the peanut contest shannon Lindsay won the first prize and the second prize went to Betty Rhame. Pink and white flowers and refreshments in corresponding shades were attractive details of the party. The affair assembled some twenty members of the youngest contingent. Miss Chewning Entertains Miss Frances Chewning entertained with a swimming party at Twin Lakes Friday evening in honor of her attractive house guest, Miss Edith Clybum, of Bethune. After a swim a picnic supper was served. Those present were Mrs. R. R. Kirkland, Miss Ida Mae Cauthen, of Kershaw, Miss Edith Clybum, of Bethune, Misses Sarah Kirkland, Eleanor Brown, Messrs. Gregg King, Emory Parker, Paschal McLaurin, of Bethune, and Messrs. O'Neal Yarbrough and Lee Morgan. ^ Club Met With Mrs. Goodale On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. F. J). Goodale charmingly entertained the weekly bridge club at her home on Broad street. Garden flowers made the rooms where the tables were arranged most attractive. Mrs. Floyd Beaver won high score while Miss Goldie Miller, of Sisterville, W. Va., received ^ loV. Consolation was cut by Mrs. Joel Hough. Those playing besides members were Mrs. Clarence Wilson,, of Philadelphia, Mrs. Smyrl Halsall, Mrs. L. P. Tobin, Mrs. Julian Queen, Mrs. Howard Hickmont, Mrs. Joel Hough, Mrs. John Gdodalc, Mrs. Lawrence Betsill, of Chicago, Misses Catherine Murchison and Miss Goldie Miller. After a round of games the hostess assisted by Miss Nell Goodale served a delicious frozen salad course with iced tea. Davis Awarded Scholarship Charles JE. Davis, son of Mr. an?t Mrs. C. E. Davis, of Kershaw, has been awarded Jthe beneficiary scholarship in pharmacy from the Fifth con. gressional' district at the Medical college of South Carolina at Charleston by Governor Blackwood. Mr. Davis is ft.worthy young man, diligent and faithful in his effort to advance himself in a most commendable way, and Governor Blackwood has bestowed the scholarship upon one wholly worthy to receive it.?Kershaw Era. *? rvf Mrs w_ ' C. Moore, who recently underwent treatment at a hospital in Charlotte, wyi be pleased to learn that she was sufficiently improved to return *to Kershaw last week. She ,was accompanied home by her daughter, Mrs. W. C. Irwin, of Charlotte.?Kershaw Era. v " ' The 1932 convention of the Imperial Shrine will be held in San Francisco. v. i . Majestic Program Friday, July 24th Fannie Hurst'e thrilling book, brought to life with a great star and cast. Marion Davies in "FIVE AN!) TEN." With Leslie Howard, Richard Bennett, Irene Rich, Kent Douglass and Mary Duncan. The picture of the week bringing you thrills and laughs. A real American epic of today. Saturday, July 25th For those of you who have a weakness for real Western pictures? "GUNSMOKE," with Richard Arlen, Mary Brian, William Boyd arid Louise' Fazenda. Bing-Bang Action?Thrillft. and Speed?Hard and faat riding arid fighting. Also Comedy and "Heroes of the Flames." Monday and Tuesday, Jnly 27th-28th The most lovely atar o?f the screen, in "THE COMMON LAW," with ' Conatnnce, Bennett, and * most distinguished cast* Taken from ane of the' most widely read novels published. ' V j-jX1 ^OoStNO SOON: Joan Qntwfori in "LAUGHING S<NNftR?; John Barrymore in WHNOAlT , tr? ?.1 Ar " art!1?--? s??- - - - Personal Mention | Gordon Guthrie is visiting friends in Sumter, I Mis# Rose Lee Moore is on i visit to friends in Seventieth. H"* H. O. Wilson visited her parents in Union last week. ? Jame8 Coyle is a guest at the home of Mrs. W. T. Dempster, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Pitts returned home from New York on Tuesday. L. H. Schenk left on Tuesday for New York City on* a business trip, David Blackwell spent several days last week in Charlotte with friends. Miss Edith Clyburn, of Bethunj, is the guest of Miss Frances Chewning. Miss Elizabeth MoCaskill is on a visit to friends and relatives in Florida. Miss Mary Ellen McCaskill is the guest of Miss Katie Shannon in Savannah. Miss Cornelia Nelson, of Rock Hill, is visiting her aunt, Miss Cornelia Mickler Mrs. W. P. Thomas has been spending the past two weeks in Hehdersonville. Mrs. L. H. Schenk and son, Leonard, Jr., hpve gpno to AUtffldilft tP visit relatives. Mrs. W. L. Lowry, of Troy, N. Y., is on a visit to her mother, Mrs. Lydia Murchison. 'Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Sanders lefi on Wednesday for Brevard, N. C.* 15 spend several Weeks. Judge and Mrs. Mendel L. Smith have gone to Hendersonville for a i visit of several weeks. iMiss Mazie MciCallum, of Sumter, spent last week end here with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Billups. Miss Lena Stevenson is spending this week in Columbia the guest of Miss Biddie Fitzsimons. H. J. Gault, of Indianapolis, was the guest of his sister, Mrs. S. A. McCaskill, the past week. Mrs. McMillan, of Columbia, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. B. M. Smith, on North Mill street. Mr.' and Mrs. Hugh Billups will spend this week end in Lancaster as the guests of Mrs. Joe Connors. Mr. and Mrs. William P. Heath left on Sunday for New York, where they will spend a week with friends. Misses Doralyn Moseley and Elsie Horton, of Heath Springs, are the I guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Waters. Miss Mary Mickle, of Johnson City, Tenn., is spending her vacation here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mickle. Dr. and Mrs. Clarence Wilson, of Philadelphia, are here visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Huckabee, of Batesburg, are on a visit to the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Huckabee. ,Mrs. S. A. McCaskill and son, Sam MdCaskill, are visiting relatives and friends ill Union, Spartanburg and in. Cherokee county. Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Hallett and children, of Charlotte, spent the week end here "at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Lindsay. Mrs. H. K. Hallett and two attractive children, of Charlotte, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John S. Lindsay ?n T.vttleton street. ..." Miss Helen Tindal arrived nome on Sunday from Columbia after a delightful visit to her grandmother, Mrs. A. A. Madden. John Goodale, Tommy Waters and Benton Sheorn attended the meeting of postal employees held in Spartanburg last Saturday. Mrftnd Mrs. S. W, VanLandingham and children left Monday for a visit to Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Brasington at Paw Creek. * ~ Born to Mr. and Mrs. Johh K. de Loach, at the Camden hospital on July 15th, n son. He has been named William Bratton deLoach. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hatley, of Charlotte, a son on July 8th. Mrs. Hatley before her marriage was Miss Ruth Robinson of this city. 3om to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cureton, at the Camden hospital on W 'ednesday, July 22nd, a daughter. She has been named Mary Frances Curct0Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Boykin will leave on Friday for Lake Mont, Ga., 'Where they will visit the latter s brother, Mr. S. Frank Boykin, of Atianta. ? . . Mrs. Dan Murchison was called her home in Merion lot week on ecoonpt of ^e ieeth rf ^ b^thej, llr. Bmory, ,M?ce, who .aio^te wf oming. ?',?< t . \ ... Mr.< and Mrs. H. S. ieigler, B^sss Mary and Nataiene Zeigler spa* week end in Bamberg. Itiejr were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Wltberapoon. . Mrs. W. Te Dempeter and children, BUanjul Tommie, bare returned home after ependlng two wteks in Cheater, the gneata of Mr. and Mr*, Jack Sehutt*. ; ?? Mrs. Annie S. Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. John S. Davidson and Uaroy S, Davidson, Jr., wdra recent guest* at Hotal Tybee, Savannah Begch. Mrs. J. E. Robinson returned Sat-] urday from a three weeks' visit to her daughter, Mns. BUI Hatley, in Charlotte. She was accompanied home l>y her grandson, Bill ilatley, Jr.' Delano Bru*tair, of Long Beach, California, wssj a visitor to relatives in Camden this week. Mr. Brustair is a well known designer and builder of boats and yachts on the Pacific coast. Mrs. T. J. Kirkland and Miss Lucy Kirkland will arrive home on Friday from Myrtle Beach, where they Imvo been spending the past month with Mrs. Sherburne Yardley. Mr. and Mrs. James I)oLouche, Jr., of Charlotte, were visitors in Camden this week, being called here oy the serious illness of Mr. James DeLoache, Sr., who is a patient in the Camden hospital. Mrs. J. A. Sterne, Mrs. Sam Evans and Jack Nettles motored to Bluefield, West Virginia, last week for a visit. MlSB Maxim* Sterne, who has been there visiting relatives will accompany them back. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Savage, Jr., will leave next week for New York, I where they will visit Watfcon Pomeroy, before going to Montreal, Canada, where they will be the guests of Mrs. W. R. Miller. [ Ensign and Mrs^A. S. Heyward, I Jr.,: of Pertsacola,Florida, announce the birth of a daughter, Sandra Heywurd, on July 12th. Mrs. Heyward before her marriage was Miss Virginia Nicholson, of this city. Treasurer and Mrs. S. W. Hogue, J Sheriff J. H. McLeod and J. H. Sowell and E. T. Bowen, members of the county board of directors, attended the meeting of |the state officers association held in Charleston this week. Randolfe Jones, of Richmond, Va., was a visitor in Oamden this week. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E, | Jones, formerly of this city, who left Camden about eleven years ago to make their home in Richmond. Randolfe is now the conductor of a large orchestra in the Virginia city. ______________??????_ c A hotel on Lookout Mountain, J Georgia, built at a cost of $1,200,000 was sold this week for back taxes totaling $30^000 due /Dade county I The property was bid in by W. D JGilman of Chattanooga, Tenn. j When a mail plane pilot saw a farmhouse three miles south of Gaffney on fire, he circled the community with his motors roaring and wakei everybody at 2:30 o'clock in the morning, one night this week, but the fire could not be extinguished, although | the family in It escaped safely. 17 In 1864, some people in Marlboro county at Beimettsville, Factory, Irene, and Marlboro, made a friendship quilt for a Methodist preacher, named Thomas, and wrote their name on a block apiece. It was stolen from its reverend owner in a Civil war fight in Arkansas by Union soldiers who sold it later to a native Arkansas woman who bequeathed it to her son, now an old man in Waco, Texas. % ? ? ? Orangeburg is trying to have tho annual hunt of tho South Carolina Fox Hunters association hold there this fall, instead of at Camp Jackson where it has been staged for several years. M "1? ' ' 1,1 Three hundred unemployed men and women marched on the stores of * Hneryetta, Okla., Saturday and demanded food supplies for an emergency relief store they had established in city hall. .Several stores quickly contributed food supplies to the relief store. Governor Murray said that the. jobless at Henryetta would be given "immediate relief" by the state, but that they would be required to work for it. *4 mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmpmmmmmmmbmmmmam hi i i xjjljuj.i-i I Save at PENNEVS I A few more ALL SILK I DRESSES repriced I at4 I $2.00:and $4.00 J.C. PENNEY GO. I DEPARTMENT S T O P% L I 1014 BROAD STREET CAMDEN, S. C. j W. K. ZEMP'S DRUG STORE Broad Street Phone 30 CITY DRUG COMPANY East DeKalb Street Phone 130 RELIABLE SERVICE REASONABLE PRICES Prescription work by PHARMACISTS only. Prompt Deliveries Your business is appreciated. Come in or call us by Phone. - l Sale Starts To-Day ~ Vast Reductions at SHEORN'S Men's Summer Suits $30.00 Suits $22.50 $25.00 Suits ..... ct^. $18.75 $22.50 Suits $16.85 I, $20.00 Suits $15.00 $18.50 Suits $13.85 $15.00 Suits ; $11.25 Men's Neckwear Big Lot $1.00 Values Reduced to 69c. Men's Straw Hats HALF PRICE Men's Pajamas I Ide Pajamas, all colors , I and sizes, values to $3.00 I $1.65 II Men's Shirts || One big table Men's Dress | J Shirts reduced to || 75c I Boys Wash Suits || Mostly Tom Sawyers | $1.95 Suits reduced to $1.45 || $1.50 Suits reduced to $1.15 l! ; $1.00 Suits reduced to . .79c 1 II | All white, white and black, white and brown and II summer colors in Ladies Shoes up to $6.00 are reduced $2.45 - $2.95 - $3.95 All sales at these prices strictly cash j - J *. . ' } ... C . ' " * , ~ j W. SHEORN & SON 1045 BROAD STREET CAMDEN, S. C. .. ; ' .. : - , . . . U ,