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I1ETY NEWS Krane?? M. R Wootea ililiitone No. 138-W v Holiday Affair*. ractive and important hola (Fairs were the center of e last week. On Thursiliss Alice DeFass gi^ve ? reasure hunt in honor of Vli.srt Ann Lindley* of Ano treasure was found by oten and Miss Virginia d was spending the holiiss Olive Nettles. After ? jolly crowd returned to f the hostess where rewere served. Irs. B. <3. Sanders had A ion dinner on Thursday, s, who' were here from ts of the state numbered sday evening a delightful CiXfiJDUJBt the armory, A jracefully done by Miss up and Joe McKain. Miss ntey did a lovely doll ittle Betty Thomas was ive in a fcoe dance. Good irnished by Bill Brought' a from'Carolina. Irs. J. S. Wntkins, from notored to Camden on d joined Mr. R. B, DeMiss Kit DeLoache, and ft for Cheraw where a in was enjoyed with Mr. R. Thurmnn. t>a by Mrs. Ancrum loveliest bridge teas of as that given on Friday y Mrs. Tom Ancrum. x tablestarranged in the nd hall which were atorated in iautumn flowirds the1 guests were indining room where the e was very charming in ?nts. Yeliow chrysane used as a center dec-, s. Jack Whitaker, Jr., id delicious sandwiches, I3ies were serve d;~ The e was won by Mrs.- A. and the low score fell . MaTvin. Two guests so given to Mrs. Roger drs*; - Harrington Yates, Were Joint Hostrawi Mrs. Sam Evens and Miss Maxine Sterne were joint hgstesess at seven tables of contract bridge on Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the residence of f Mrs. Evans at Brevard Place, Lovely fall tlowers were used in the rooms where the guests were ^entertained and the Thanksgiving 1 motif was used in the decorations -and refreshments. .The high- score prize was won by Mrs. George T. Little, Jr., and she was presented with an attractive brass cigarette dox. The second prize was won by Mrs. B. M. Smith and her prize was brass candlesticks'. Mrs. Fred Bryant made low score and received a pair of small brass vases. Is the late afternoon a delightful salad course and candies was served. Mrs. UesChanips Was Hostess Mrs. Carroll De&Champs was hosess at her bridge club on Friday morning of last week. Guests besides regular members were Mrs. Robert Maryo, Mrs. Jaclf Whitaker, Jr., Mrs. John Villepiguo, Mrs." W. 0. Hay, Mrs. Alfred McLeod, Mrs. J. L. Williford and Miss Cornelia Aldret. The highest score for the morning was made by Mrs. Williford and she was presented with a set of sandwich cutters. A delicious luncheon was served after thq game. To Meet With Mrs. Cook, The Camden Garden Club will meet at the home of Mrs. George Cook on Green street Monday, December 7, at four o'clock. Members will please note the change in the date of meeting. Many Books Donated to Library A splendid donation of books numbering about seventy-five were given to the Camden Library last week. Of this number about forty-five were good mystery and detective stories which are proving the most popular fiction of the present time. Biography continues to be popular, the librarian reports. .i . Met With Frances Ithame. "The Good Time Music Club," directed by Mrs," A. D. McArn, had its last meeting at the home of Frances Rhame. A program enjoyed by all was rendered by the following members: Frances Rhame and Jane ,Hoffer, duet; Frances Rhame, Ellen Little, Elsie Redfearn, Lottfe Smyrl, Jane ? Hoffer; Martha and Mary Smith, duet. At the conclusion of the meeting delightful refreshments of ice cream and cake were served by the hostess. Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs. F. I). Rodgers, of Bennettsville, .spent Thursday here with the Utter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kaile. Miss Tiney Lindlor, of Anderson, ?jxmt last week ervd with Miss Dottie Zemp. Mtss Teeny I*ng, of Columbia, spent the week end with Miss Man garftt Salmon. !<ewi? I- Moore and children, of Lexington, N.? C.. were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. mi t Mopre, on Laurens street the past week end: rJli?S?Fuh*] Yates> of this c?ty. h** j^ectntl^been a guest at the BarbUonixaud. Iiulel ill iNew fork City. She ?xP<'('ted home in a few days. Mrs. Robert M. Stephenson,1 of AtinH m 18 her Pttl^nts, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. IVPass. Miss Lenora Rhame spent Thanksgiving at home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Boykin Hhame, and her guests for the holiday were the following 8chool friends: Miss Cornelia KJckenbaker, of Cameron, Miss Louise Stone, of Little River, and Miss Margaret Allen, of Bamberg. Mrs Carlisle Boyles, of Charlotte, spent last week end -here with her I sister, Mrs. L. L. Clyburn, on Broad; street. Miss Carolyn Heyman attended a class reunion at Agnes Scott, Deca-1 tur, last week. She was accompanied on tho trip by Miss Margaret Mills, who visited in Atlanta. L. Perry Mac key and Lexie Croxton, of Kershaw, were in the city Tuesday on business. Dr. Alfred H. Ehrenclou, of New York, is this season occupying the home of J. B. Zemp, corner of Fair and Chesnut streets. The home of N. C. Boykin, on North Broad street has been rented to Mrs. William A. Putnam and family, of Brooklyn, N. Y. These homes were rented through the C. P. DuBose Agency., of this city. The friends of Mrs. Hunter Lang will regret to learn that she is ill in the Columbia hospital. Mrs. Wiley Sheorn and little son, Wiley, Jr., visited relatives in Lancaster and Charlotte last week. Miss Caroline and Emily Duncan, yf Lancaster, returned home with them on Monday and will be her guests for a few days. M iss Willie Haile is visiting her sister, Mrs. F. D. Rodgers, in Bennettsville. ... Mrs. , M. S. Halsall, of Jacksonville, Fla., arrived today for a visit to her mother, Mrs. John M. Smyrl. Miss ?tella Hall has returned to Paw Creek, N! -C., after spending Thanksgiving here with her parents. Mrs. George A. Rhame had the following guests with her for Thanksgiving: Mrs. M. J. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. R. % Brown and children, all of Sumter. Miss DeLoache Entertains Miss Kit DeLoache entertained her club Tuesdayevening. The prize was won by Miss Tommy Guthrie. After the game most enjoyable refreshments were served. The club met last Week with Miss Maxine Sterne. Her guests for the evening besides members were Misses Hallie Carson and Bett} Cureton. After carxis a salad course with coffee was served. * O Miss West Was Hostess Miss Polly West entertained the Terrace bridge club at her home last week. High score was won by Miss Ruth Moseley and low went to Miss; Mae Rush. The hostess served a sweet course at the conclusion of the games. Services at Grace Church Re\. C. G. Richardson, rector of Grace Episcopal church announces the ,,following^ services for Sunday, December Gth: Holy communion lit 11:15 a. m.; church school at 10:00 o'clock. Young Peoples Service League will be held at the home of Miss Harriet Beard on Lyttloton street at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. Del'ass Entertains Mrs. Robert Stephenson, of Atlanta, was honor guest at a very delightful bridge party last Monday afternoon when Mrs. Lambert DePass entertained at he rhome, Fair tqreet. The rooms in which the tables wen placed were attractively decorated in bright fall flowers and autumn leaves. The high score prize was won by Miss Margaret Mills ^nd the consolation cut by Mrs. B. M. Smith. Delicious J refreshments were served after (he j game to the following guests: Mrs. Mortimer Muller, Mrs. George Litj tie, Mrs. Nettles Lindsay, Mrs. VerI non McDowell, Miss Margaret Mills, Mrs. Ancrum Boykin, Mrs. J. T. Hay, Miss Charlotte Boykin, Mrs. John K. de Loach, Mrs. B. M. (Smith, Mrs. Henry Savage, Jr., Mrs. C._ C. Whitaker, Jr., Miss Hallie Carson and Miss Bee McCarroll. Entertained on Wednesday On Wednesday morning of this week Miss Leila Shannon entertained her bridge club and had three extra guests, Mrs. H. G. Marvirr, Mrs. Warren H. Harris and Miss Elizabeth Farrelly. A delicious course luncheon was served after the game. . In the afternoon Mrs. Henry Beard was hostess her club. The top score prize was won by Miss Minnette Boykin and the low score prize fell tb Mrs. Joe Thomas. Late in the afternoon delightful sandwiches, pound cake and coffee was served by the hostess. Opera at Winthrop College On Thursday, December 10th, at Winthrop college auditorium an opera, "Sampson and Delilah," will be presented 0 under the direction of Walter B. Roberts. Among the artists taking part are: Sampson, by Arthur Kraft, tenor; Delilah, Frances Hatch, contralto; Bogan, Benjamin P. DeLoache, baritone. The last named is a native of Camden, who has pleased many audiences with his singing and this is the first time his friends have had the opportunity to see him have a part in opera, sp mdny friends and relatives fropi here are planning to attend. * " v * ?' * % " I * i, In Honor of Gucflt On Friday afternoon of last week M rs. H. G. Marvin gave a lovely bridge party hohoi ing her " guest, Mrs. Coit, of Greensboro. Pretty fall flowers were attractively arranged in the room in which the four tables were placed for the games. At each table a prize was given for the highest score and those winning were Miss Leila Shannon, Miss Clara Krurpbholz, Mrs. R. B. Pitts and Mrs. Surah K. Winkler. After cards tea, sandwichs and cake was served. Bazaar and Barbecue at Ilagood The Altar Guild of the Church of the Ascension will have its annual bazaar and barbecue supper Friday night, December 4, at 7:30 o'clock, in the community hopse on the 'church grounds. A delightful supper , will be served at individual tables, for 50 cents. In the Sunday school room ' adjoining the community house, there I will be an elaborate display of fancy work, all hand-made, the majority being priced. at 50 cents and lower. This will be a vyonderful opportunity for Christmas shoppers. The Young i Peoples Service League will have an attractive candy booth. Mrs. Harris Sanders is chairman of the supper committee and Mrs. AnCrum Boykin, Guild treasurer, has charge of the sale of tickets. There will be music and an exhibition of tap dancing. All are cordially Invited to attend. There are paved r<6ads from Camden and Sutnter to the church door. Two Chinamen were shot to death and a third seriously wounded in Chicago on Sunday night, in ~what the police believe is an outbreak of a tong war. t ' Landscape Gardening ! Mrs. CL M. Emanuel Borden Nurseries r Borden, S. C. t Long; Distance Phone ; | Nurseries 17 Miles Out on [ Htiwrter Road. ? ?.., i i;I >. Withers?Lang Ol much interest throughout the state is the announcement made Sunday by Mrs. Harry Withers of tho marria?o of her daughter, Eleanor McQueen, to Duncan McRae Lang, of Camden, May 27. Mr. I^tng is the son of Mf. and" Mrs. Joseph Kershaw Lang, of Camden, and he is a nephew of Mrs. Leonard T. Baker- of ColUmbia. Both Mr. ahd Mrs. I^ang are students at the University of South Carolina-?Monday's State. Reports from Hollywood, Ct?L, are to the effect that Tom MiJc^. movie bowfcoy actor, 7a gradually improving following an operation for appendicitis complicated by peritonitis. ' MODERATELY PRICED GIFTS From SHOP OF CATHERINE H. GOODALE A big array of choicfe and interesting Gifts, that . will fit today's, pocket book now on display, ! FOR EXAMPLE: ' x ! Afternoon Handbags ... $1.25 S Lamps and Shadea km an $3.50 i Serving Trays . .Y $1.75 I Metal Scrap Basket .... $2.00 I SHOP OF CATHERINE H. GOOD ALE flowers for all occasions ' ; 4 , ? - : ' ' * <IL SEASONABLE CUT FLOWERS AND POTTED PUNTS GALL AND SEE OUR DISPLAY AT OUR OFFICE AND SHOWROOM 211 LAURENS STREET % Ji 11 ~ The Camden Floral Company ' PHONE 193 ||GRANDMOTHER'S I BREAD | Full Pound Wrapped j Loaf W I Peanut Butter J?r 19c I . 10c. Lux Toilet Soap 3 cks 19c I . 21c Lux Flakes, 2 pks 19c I SAT package ' 15c El Rio 2 lbs.... 25c ^or- - qt. jar 23c >p, ' 50-60 Size. Ib. 5c 1: SLISH, 10 oz. Jar, 2 for 25c fib*. 25c ra.'4 ^ 25c 1 Yellow Cling ? lge. can 15c 1ETTI, NOODLES, 4 Pkgs. 25c *K, "" 2 large Cans 15c essing 19c Margarine_ 2 lb* 25c I E FLOUR. Package 29c jj rand 2 lb. Can 23c I tender No. 2 can 10c ny 3 large cans 25c gyw-S? pound* ? 2Sc r-.'' !" "SCa.T*' 23c OIL gal.;, 12c ITIC & PACIFIC cTCoA For rough skin Elizabeth Arden suggests that you use her Venetian Cleansing Cream and Ardena Skin Tonic for cleansing the face, instead of the harsher method of soap and water. Venetian Cleansing Cream rids the pores of all aust and impurities, without robbing the skin of its natural oils. Ardena Skin Tonic refreshes and tones the skin, and refines its texture. After cleansing, pat briskly with Oranre Skm Feed. This rich emollient cream keeps the skin cells fall and firm,, and to prevents roughness and flak- , Venetian Toilet Perforation* - ?mm sale at DePASS' DRUG STORE SJZABint AJLDHH m kith xmcm, niw yomc as OLD BOND STEHT. LONDON S KOI D? U MB, MIS ' i ~ , : rGOOD NEWS for Christmas Clu b M embers .CHECKS for ready cash distributed to members of our 19.'J1 Christmas Club will help -to increase Christmas cheer in 4 ? hundreds of homes in this com- J I munity. S tThe same opportunity to have a substantial fund of extra I money for next Christmas is offered to old and new mem-1 bers who enroll^now for the New Year. Join Our 1932 Christmas Club THE BANK OF CAMDEN , 1888 1931 A ? . . . *