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SOCIETY NEWS Rr Mr*. Frances M. II. Wuoten Telephone No. 133-W Club Met With Mrs. Green yjr8 < H Green was hostess this kedni*,!:i> afternoon at her bridge yi), M''- U'wla I<ee Clyhurn was lie only ,'tiest besides regular club itmls-' A prize was given at earn ,ble -liose winning were: Mr.>. j yj s - ui. Mrs. Lambert DePass jjj M'~ 1 '' Green. The hostess ffve?l n IvMches and iced. j^->nks fWr 11' -""?' * II<?tel Savannah <>o j6Ti(i?y - ?* Air. Go urge, .iiudgc. of his e*11 > . im S Mi?? l(uxU>> Entertain* The neighborhood dub mot Wed. neaday afternoon with Miss Drew Haxley. The top score prize was won by Mrs. Alfred M. Mcl*od. In ll the late afternoon sandwiches and l' iced tea were served by the hostess. ^ Entertain at The Pines c On Thursday evening of last week ? Mr. and Mrs. Hopry Beard delightfully entertained their bridge club at ,\ "The I'ines." A delicious course din- <1 liei was served at 7:110 before the 0 games of bridge. ThostS winning were Mrs. Hugbey Tindal with the c highest score and Mrs. Joe Outline , made low. j Miss K.thrl Yates, of this city, is a guest at Saranac Inn, Now York. t f - i.j < " 1 ' 1 t< I'Jiina'lrl WMRHWKM MiMlliaaihliMn!lulL"^M P AG SOAP SKS? tfW SOAP 3 cakes J Qc I Bonita Syrup n?An* 10c Piney Woods Syrup ^ 12c " RICE FANCY BLliE^1 |C fl* ROSE ^ LBS. ? V ?w?ULmmm?mmmm?mmrnm ' Hominy Grits 10 , us 21c Star Powders 3 1KfiS 10c PALMOLIVE SOAP , .Ec? THAT SCHOOL- ' complexion ^ PK0S- , Jm\J BACON BANQUET BRAND IB ^ ? -1 SLICCD. RINDLESS JL __ BjuegibbonMalt can 5Sc ; Calo Dog Food 2CANS 25c ~c"a"LTm et BAKING LB. PC.VDER CAN HOT CUP Coffee L 25c i CORN MEAL pk ,25c Fresh Water Ground FLOUR . <uh rrpriTs 17c _ Self-Rising 12-lb. CIRCUS 29c Self-Rising 21 lb. CIRCUS 55c ?Self-Rising I IS lb. CIRCUS $1.05 Self-Rising %-lb. CIRCUS $1.95 Self-Rising 12-lb. PALMETTOII 37c | Plain ! 12-lb. ROGERS 37 37c ! Self-Rising 24-lb. ROGERS 37 69 c Self-Rising I 48-lb. ROGERS 37 $1.29 > Se f-Rising 96-lb. ROGERS 37 $2.49 Self-Rising j | IN OUR FANCY MARKET I BEEF I wtaund Steak 20c 1 IS tew Beef 10c 1 l^eei Roaat 17V2C I Liver ... 20c 1 I FAT-BACK v 1 I PICNIC HAMS I [Worrell's Pride HAM 20c per pound PORK Pork Chops .. 23c Pork Roast .. 22c Neck Bone 8 l-3c Vig Tans .. 12V2C SAUSAGE Pork Sausage 20c Pimento Ham 30c Weifters 15c Banquet Bacon 21c Personal Mention I Mr. and Mr.. W. I' ||,.ath, ?f At- W ?nu, were guest* ?t the home of " r ?un, Mr. W. P. Heath, Jr., last ?' reek. J< Mrs. Muriel Durham, of .\\.w i>0. f' holle, N. Y , was the guest last week |' 1 Mrs. M. L. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cla.k and si lis. K. L. M use ley motored to Henjiu ersonville on Saturday and .-pent i tl he week end with relatives. D:. and Mrs. ( Interne A. Dunn an.i; A 'lihlun, of NY* Yoijt, ?r,,?msis ..f j M fur men's mot her,V" Mi >. W .1.1 M >unn | Mr. arid Mrs. F. 1). Go.uUl,. a. cm- j (: ar.ietl Mj s Margaret Goi-dalo to} c lreen>boro on Friday where .-'he , \ ol i e<i No: th ('arolina Colli for \\ v aien. i, mi"- S. Shapiro is ?n a \imi iu w,i u ' 11. :n Augusta, (iu. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd |i, a>(l Vt, rt. he week end gUes'P.d relative- mi . harlotte. ' (j J Mrs. Huoerl (). \\ -j-. n reium.-d l. oroe Sunday from Una*, winux a he I a. u.- been visiting tier parent-. n Mis. John I. Mnckey has returned 1' "oni a visit to relatives in Heath (' prints and Lancaster. h Miss Olive Whittmlge has return- K (1 to Camden from Ox Yoke Ranch, lontana, and points of interest in st he north. rt Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Ackernnin and hildren, Mr. und Mrs. M. C. Thomas nd daughter, of Rockingham, N. C., t. -ere quests on Sunday of Mr. and ? Irs. T. ('. Gladden. n Mrs. R. M. Gifford, of Greenville, 1 s the guest of Mrs. Howard C. Sin- h ,'leton^ Mrs. Gifford is pleasantly ti erne inhered here where she at one \\ ime made her home. Miss Bonnoau Hall anu Miss Vv.--| j( an Hall were visitors in (.'harlotte; nd Monroe last week. Mrs. Sherbourne Yardley has reurned home from Greensboro. wht-'*.- ! h he lias been visiting friends. n Mr. and .Vli>. J. Ainireos \\ ag< nor! iui little daughter. mid Mr. A. '.. ! d Gexanner. of < har.c.-ton, itr-n ?! lives in ( amden and l.ugoff t 1 reek end. j v Ai ! . and Mi.-, lh.ge: Tra.sk ('a-h ? ti . who have been spending it- , uck with the iatter'- grandparent . ' dr. and Mrs. 11. G. < a; rison. Sr. eft on Wednesday fm -Charleston. ' vhere Mr. Carle son will be stationed: it the Navy Yard. Mrs. ( arle.-ou i vas formerly Miss .Margaret Ancrum. ' he attractive daughter TTf Captain ;~t( ind Mrs. William Ancrum and horj, narriage ;'i June in New York <'"y!j vas one of social interest. t t Miss Hannah Heynian. of ("neste . ji vas the guest of her sister, Mrs. 1. .t \. Wittkowsky, last week. ( Miss Margaret Laney has return-? ; j from a visit to friends in Bethune. Mr. and Mrs. Wylie Hogue and . daughter Minnie Harris Hogue, spent , several clays this week in Rock HtU. Miss Eileen Graham had as her \ guests last week end Mr. Graydon | Llewellyn, Audry Duncan and Horace Duncan, of Norfolk. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Graham ana ' two daughters spent Sunday in Lum- 1 berton, N. C. Their daughter, Miss , Eileen Graham entered Thompson Memorial Training School as a pupil nurse. Mr. and Mrs: IJlCK L TErK', Ol' iTi I a ir?r, | j the latter formerly Mrs. B. V. Sprauley of this city, spent last week with relatives and friends in Camden enroute from their honeymoon. Mr. and Mrs. \Y. S. Peach, of Newport News, Va? were guests last week of Miss Virginia Owens. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Bolton and daughter, Jean Bolton, of Miami, Flu., and Mrs. B. F. Bolton and Mrs. John Bostwick, of Hostwick, (la., were guests last week of Mr. nr.d Mrs. Charlie Hough. Missed The Old Feature T ixjts Chronicle had numerous .nquiries this week as to why we omitted the "Looking Backward" feature of fifteen and thirty years ago fr-ur. -our paper last week. A ru-h of job : printing and advertising caused us *n be late in getting to it so we had to j pass it up until this week when w--j are running it in double installments. It is proving very interesting to o':d as well as young and the inquiries were numerous. One gentleman from a distant state wired us on Saturday : "Why did you omit feature 'I/ooking Backward' in today's Chronicle"" We are letting this answe his telegram as well as the other inquiries and \ve hope won't have to emit it again .soon. i Mrs. Anna dp Hail. f>l. was convicted in New York this week, on a charge of having slashed the throat j of her son, 1(5, while he was asleep, j Another son, 28, tried to protect his j mother by claiming to have committed the crime'. She was sentenced to serve 25 years in prison. J Mrs. Davidson llunor (iuest Lovely anions the affaits given l??t eek was the party Saturday after, oon at which Mrs. H (J, Sanders ntertainod in compliment to Mis. >hn S. Davidson. The three tabUs ?r bridge were placed in the garL-n among lo\ely shrubbery and How f?. The top score prize was won y Mrs. Davidson, who was also pre"iited with a lovely brittle of extra i r honor -nest Mi v lias11 Ihuce en. le convolution. Those playing t. de* the honoi guest wnv Mi ncrum Ih.yhin, Mr Hugh Rtiiu . j Irs. Hasil ling \p - ,j |#> w i; , , ti | '!'v- < '?' D. ( nam,.-. Mr .1 I', iiet-n. Mr-. i h;, lie ( mian. \1t arwOi.d .luyue . M>, Kathcrine ur:u:i, hu.nici. a no wa.? the ; Mr... I i.iu p ii. , , M - Heni y sn\ Jr.. and M S.dncy /.i-m;>. \ ; tin game a tempting salad -uii i | a i \? d. Entertain.-, Club .ills, M . M . Iu'HmiiIvH ci ueltg ht f u i: v it r' I'la.in ii Ha w cckiy hndue ? i;ib | i 1 ha: -,tay atlii'iioun. Two eMiui I> 1 * . Vi i ? adtled. The l oom- AcM' clj Willi bowls ul iviCs and zir las placed about them. 11.gh M*o i' n/.e was won by Mo. Carroll D<v> hamps and .Mrs. S. W. Van Landing am received low, while Mrs. Sam p. vails rut consolation. At the ion ,u*um of the games the ..'rved a frozen isalad, sandwiches an 1 delicious acid drink. Market Specialist to Visit Here Miss June Ketchin, marketing speialist, from Winthrop College, vyi'l leet the officials of the c'.ob market ext Saturday morning. September 'Jth, immediately after the market ours. This is the time for the eleclon of officers and all farm peop'e ho expect to sell at the club market his winter are urged to attend this j nportant meeting. Mrs. Marye Was Hostess Mrs. Robert Marye was hostess at or bridge club on Thursday nfte oor >!' ia-t week. After the game I !h- gui'-ts were invited into the din-i jg r :n wne-e refreshments w*-? i rved o?n an at tra-divi ly app int d table. (ille-t-. besides numb ,-iTe; Mrs. R. R. Pitts, Mrs. Alfred I. Mc I .< d Mrs. T. Lee l/.tlle, M b L. -. : -on and M -- Mai v i nope.. ' Ronton, who was t:'1 uest Mr.. Low mi < iuy . The c.u:? nects ;r - we, k with Mrs. Kirk'.n i b otte; . Had Party For (irandduu titter M-s. \V. .1 Dunn entertained at an , Ti~a,'TTVe party ~.T1?i'"nr~rhry?nl'te loon for her little g-anddaughter. can Dunn, of New York. A roup 1 wonty-two little folks played game n tin yard and enjoyed several emests. In pinning the tail on "Mo.l!ie 'otton Tail." Bettie Stevenson and ten Smith, .1-.. won the prizes. The lost ess assisted by Mrs. Dora R. Hill ind the littlV honor guest's mot.hc", Mrs. ( larencc A. Dunn, served deicious ice cream, cake and candy. As .he little guests left the dining room hey were given lovely souvenirs of :he happy occasion. Misses Emily Pitt* and Elizabeth Zenip returned to Converse College an Wednesday of this week. <Muh Held Meeting I he Midway Home Demonstration elub held its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. H. H. West. The elu'i | elected new officers. Mrs. A. A.j w e^t was re-eleeted as president of | theNluh. This will he Mr- VV< ?(' ? i i fifth year t<> act as president of tV?1 j club. Miss Sadie t'raig gave a dent onsti ation on the value of textile-. After the meeting the lmste-s served delicious refreshment-. Former Resident Dead News was received m ( annhn tn week announc.ng the death of M . I'aul Rhenborg. w hich oe< urred at West Haven, t'onn.. uii Sepleinhei IT Mr Rhenborg wa.-/a resident of l am. 1? !i about thirtc<n year- ag > am: otiducled a le v 1 !r n l a, 1 I street. Il? was tw. < ma: i .e l ..ml ; ui v i\ ed by h;- x i n<l w iV and tA>> i . i.i'.dreu a- well a- < rni h .il:vit 1 1 y t he* ! ir-t marriage. ; M.? MJdnd Hrewes .nd ' " HieUer, f Kei -haw . w i re _ n -; 1 M - H 1. Ra hey the pa-t w. ?s. Mrs. Marye NS as Hostess On Wednesday nioiniiitf of this uci'k Mrs. Kol>i'rt Mhtjc wa.-> nostt'ss at her bridge flub. Mrs. Homy ha\ ;;Rr, Sr.. and Mrs. Ko>a t'antoy. of Columbia. wri t' guests for t ho mat :i , Miji. At noon l-lio hostoss served a j doHoious luiuheon. i Mrs. Heurd Hostess To C'lub (>n Monday afternoon of this week Mrs. Henry Hoard entertain' i lioi i/ard t Itib at bor home on Lyitn'ou street. Mrs. Julian Sanders wan huh - iio and Mr llugrhoy Tii.dal n ,u!" ! >w. s '* tl,e "ame > !"ii'.p' .tig lie i oiirsr With raise was served. ; Horn to Mr. ami Mrs. II. L. Holm-, 'a' t h< t'ansi'ii ho>4?jU?l on Septombi ! 1 . a s.<.?n,. HajVv J.re Helms. J' N^i -. I d\ii.~ .Hit dsn/ ma; nage, w.. MiSjl AMi'k,, .11nrdne . of |h 1?U1??* ^U'v'tT. I 111- 1 ill i. Sea I Iih.fo \.t tilne railway n < imd< 1 . : Ml K \V. White red Tue | nay fr. to M r,Ire it. N w t I'e sin* ha - 'a i " I'- rding t r.< vitnnn r i IMol t lis. I Nana deVere Clark Announcus tic Opening of 11 or SCI IOOL OF DANCING on its Second Season -n Camden in the Kirt wood Club House. Ln roll men t Saturdayfrom 10:30 til 12:U0 i mi 3:00 til 5:00 at the K IKK WOO I) &UMMEK CIUB Camden, S. C. Classes in foundation, l ap, l'oe Ballet and Inter pretive. ' ? -ITALIAN RYE GRASS SEED __ 10c per lb. Plant SNAPDRAGON PLANTS Now for early spring flowers all colors, in pots, 75c per doz. ROSE BUSHES?3 years old J Pink and Salmon?3 for 50c 7 for $1.00 THE CAMDEN FLORAL CO. Telephone 193 West Laurens St. ~ 7" _ i Discovery Day i On October 12, 1492, the call, "Land Ho!" sounded | through the ship of Columbus. A new continent had been | | <f> discovered. The courage, determination and persistence of j Columbus had been rewarded. Though beset with doubts j ? and fears and an almost mutinous crew he steadfastly said, ] "Sail on." _ j j In spite of discouragements let us, too, "sail on," until wo V. finally conquer. ! j If "up against it"?buckle the belt a little tighter. Have I I the soul of Columbus. Fight on?and discover a continent. ] ! "IT IS FOR THE AVERAGE CITIZEN TO DECIDE j j ! WHAT KIND OF NATION THIS IS TO BE."?Carver.. |j THE BANK OF CAMDEN I SAFE, SOUND AND EFFICIENT I