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SOCIETY NEWS By Mrs. Frances M. B. Wooten , Telephone No. 13S<W I Entertaining the Put Week On Tuesday of the past week Mrs. Newton C. Hoykin entertained for twelve fit a dinner at her beautiful home north*,of Cgmden. [ Mr. and Mrs. Guylord Tucker and Mrs. Woods Robinson entertained at) a buffet supper on hfew Year's i \ . / that was enjoyed by many of th<f* winter colony as well as townspeople Mr. and Mrs. A. Dalton Ke^ned/g' will give a tea following the Ne/t Year's races. Those presiding at tf tea will ]?.* M i.-> > Olive WhittredJm'8 Mrs. "Samuel Russell, Mrs. GaylJt <n Tucker and Mrs. Woods Robinson./ sixt Mr. Hay Honor Guest A*"8* ' s mi In holly and red candles funcan a Christmas atmosphere to the lpr guei of Mrs. W. O. Hay on Saturda^t week ternoon when she ent.ertained y, Misi five tables of bridge honorinjph Zemp son, Oakman Hay, Jrv, of New fly Christ who was spending the holidtyffl* the roc her. The high score for the! played, was won by Mrs. Ancrum Avon by M and for the gentlemen Mf\ A. aMiss Adele kin was the winner. The Jiion. Aft tion prize ?y^s cut.byijMrfd with coffc Woo?en. . . . ,r>TV During the game Belief was served nnd after cards ess starved a delicious sal with coffee. The guests ,<s Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Boykid I Mrs. Louis deLoach, Mr. 1 Kirby Tupper, Mr. and Mi Singleton, of Columbia; mL Singleton, Sarah DeiPass, M rison, Molly Blackwelf Richardson, Messrs. ChaJf Prank Wooten, Jr., Ani ami Charlie Shannon. I 0f The John D. Kenne(fter_ United Daughters of |4th, i acy will meet Mondayfs j. at 4 p. m. at. thd'hoI^rSt B. Cureton on Chesnii host-1 C. H. Baum will be?ttert<j ess. All members lif j^eW this the first meeti| Year? I Jnd chilMrs. Carroll Des?.^ dren are visiting i rens. ' / Bsaaartits Week I Adays are being I fv parties. On I fj||[ (Jeorge Cook is I Frf * tea dance in ei#e guests, Misses I hiiutchinson. ]/>n Mrs. Julia L. I tea for her daugh/sell 'is entertaining Aoon with a tea for rial'sefcyof Camden, it Boykin was hostess rty on Tuesday evene at Boykin. evening Miss Charave an attractive supan old plantation at . J. T. Hay, Jr., enirds Monday evening een guests, .ang Honored Lang, of Columbia, ?t at a lovely bridge given by Miss Susan s Phyllis Carrison, ? and Alice DePass. mas decorations were ?ma where the games The top Score prize iiss Charlotte Salmon t Savage cut the coner tho game a fruit :e was served. of' Entertained at The Pines i iOn Tuesday evening Mrs. W. L. right entertained with a lovely din1br party honoring her son, Hamilton, f/ho was home for the holidays. The lovely affailr was given at "The Pines" and beautiful Christmas greens and poinsettias lent a. charming atmosphere. After dinner the guests atteilded the square dance. Those present were: Misses Frances Weeks, Phyllis Garrison, Alice DePass, Sarah DePass, Caroline Richar^qn, ^^ah Kennedy, Dolly Singleton and Helen Savage; Messrs. David Stone, Bill Ward, Ben Belton, Charles DuBose, John Peters, Duncan Edwards and Mr, Hutto and Dixie Boykin". Had Buffet Supper Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Mills entertained with a lovely informal buffet supper op Monday evening at their home on Mill street honoring Dr. and Mrs. 1. K. Harris, of Bronxville, N. Y. I ffl=EP! I Papke Flour p^r 11c I IRI50 2 pkgs. 15c I j Of SOAP 4 for 19c | I BlJ Sea Tuna Fish 19c I SlyWPRlFT 3 lb. can 4 fc I ^ Eyfe Peas 2 lbs, 9c I Guranteed EGGS doz. 25c I Shift's Jewel . 33c ISyi^s Jewel pJn 61c Brtzil|Nut8 2 1 bs. 25c LayerRAlSlNS 3 lbs. 25c CmcUS FLOUR 24 lbs. 55c C1RCIS FLOUR 12 lbs. 31c Brookfeld BUTTER lb. 35c MEAT MARKET I Stea t lb. 20c Rout lb. 18c r ???* Chop, lb. 17Vi Himbur|ei Ib. 18c . '"k Smm* lb. 20c * W?c<m, dicj I lb. 21e ?' ~Tr" "*~jr ^ _ j? Werner* lb. 15c Smoked Sausage .. lb. 18c Spore Ribs lb. 12ftc Fat Back .. . Ib. 7ttc - Lard ? lb.7ftc Personal Mention I>r. and Mra. R. E. Stevenson and children spent the week end in Gaatonia. Lieutenant Roger T. Oarleson is visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Carrison, Sr. x v Mrs. W, S. Britt, of Lumterton, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. T. Kedfeurn. Mr. and Mrs. Hu^hey Tindal motored to I^aneaster on Tuesday to visit friends. Mrs. G. E. Taylor Is on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Mark Johnson, in Charlotte. Mr. and Mrs. VV. P. Heath spent Christmas in Atlanta with the former's parents. Mr. and Mr#. Mortimer Muller and children visited relatives in Columbia on Tuesday. > Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thomas have returned from Manning where they visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Partin and sons have returned 'from a visit to relatives in .Georgia. Mrs. W. C. Moore "returned Tuesday from a visit to relatives in Hartsville and Norfolk. Miss Virginia Lee Nettles leaves today for Boston to resume her studies at Boston University. "*" Billy Ancrum, student at The Cit!hdelx is on.a visit to his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Garrison, here. Miss Pritchard Gayle, of Atlanta",' was a guest at the home of Mr, and Mrs. J. B. Wallace during Christmas. Mrs. Ella IS. Hough .visited relatiyes here during the holidays,' returning to her hotne in'"Norfolk Sunday. Miss Esca Myers, of High Point, N. C., spent the week end here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Myers. , Charles J. iShannon, 4th, who is studying law at Chapel Hill, N. C., was a visitor at home during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Karesh had as their guests for Christmas, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Wittenberg and son, of Cleveland. Mrs. John S. Davidson and son, are spending the holidays, here, at the home of Mrs. Annie S. Davidson on Fair street. Abbott Goodale, of the Camden Floral Company, is in New York this week on business connected with the floral company, Mr. ancLMrs. L. P. Rich and daughtei^>of Orangebupg^ were -gtiests of Mrs. RkJiIs?ftfCher, iMr. L. L. Block, during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell ."Stewart, of Goshen, N. Y., are expected today and they will spend the remainder of the winter season here. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sanders and two sons, of Henderson, N. C., visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Chewning last week-. Leroy S.' Davidson is spending the Christmas holidays at Mnr^ Island, California. He will sail for Shanghai, China, in the spying, Mrs. W. A. Boykin and Mrs. Nan Sanders left on Monday for Florence, where thejr-will visit their sister, Mrs. Helen La Bruce.\ Mrs. Henry Strohecker and children, of Charleston, are visiting at they home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wallaee. Mr. and Mrs. George Brunson and son, George, Jr., left on Sunday for their home in Chicago after spending Christmas here with Mrs. William Shannon. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brown, 6f Barnwell, and Miss Elizabeth "Kennedy, of MoCormick, spent the Yuletide holidays with iMr. "and Mrs. A. E. Kennedy, at Rettyneck plantation. Mr. and Mrs. Mendel L. Smith, Jr., who were married December 12th, in New Rochelle, N. Y., have returned from their wedding trip and are occupying the Lawrence Kirkland house In Kirkwood. Friends-of_Mju H. L. Richey, former manager of the Camden Whole-" sale Grocery, will regret to know that he is in a serious condition at his home on east DeKalb street suffering from n heart attack. Mrs. H. D. Niles and Miss Emmie Alexander attended the wedding of Miss Louise Cunningham of~Bish-"" opville to Dr. Eldon Severance, of Columbia, which was solemnized at the Bishopville Presbyterian church on Saturday after Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Hughey' Tindal had the following guests for Christmas: Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Tindal, of Manning; Mrs. A. A. Madden, Dr. and Mrs. Emmett Madden, Henry Msrfcden and Miss Ethel Mae Madden, of Columbia. CONCRETE Lily Pools, (Garden Furniture, Bird Baths, Ben chea," Floors, Steps, Walkways. Cemetery Copings, Cradles, Burial Vaults. ^ Specialties "made to order. - 3 A. K. BERNSHOUSE Phone 901 . 88 K. Calhoun 8UMTER, 8. G. ( ^ ?i- ' ? ? _ ..... ??.? ?? l- -jy _?,. r ' ' . 7*1.' ' ? McIH)N A M>--.H()lkK A marriage of wide-spread social II TV ?'.? th? two was th?t of Mi" john t McDonald j W. H, lope, jr? 0f Kofk HU| wh(ch ?t high noon Wednesday, December IS, at' the Dyftleton Street Methodiat <;(iurch, of Camion, S. O. Kov. J. o. Smith, of ;( ,t,">?on College, porformed the ring ceremony in the pro-senco 0f cioaB r? iativea and friends. 1 ho brido and bridegroom entered together to the atruina of the wed itHng m.rfh from Uhengren rendered by Mt?a Ann .Mao Hope, sister of the bridegroom. During the cere |played. * 5* Ro??" w?? 'oftly fir .Cto^VfoU"^ed XvTl whitj^panne velvet turban and aVoriuUcs? sw<>etheuit roses and valley j She is tho attractive daughter nf shr.w " S Mf"' lir Mo t tonatX of K.GrWinthrop college* rinse ?f fetus??: r,i \ w ^hcoia of I^x^gton*, fe* MiT'W fTiJ8 the#"?n of Mr- ??<* Liri i- * fIoP?? of Rock Hill, s C of 1924 SdU*te ?f Wofford in class m. Ptui / a a member of Delta Siir; Si/ n Maternity. He attended Harvard Business school and is now a [prominent business man of .Rock Hill thiri?eiacthXe5?or.th,CX?m.^ ?<iziy,blae with Mr, and Mrs. Hope left for .CharFl6ridaWnnlJ o 5? wi,J?? ky boat to riorida and Cufba. Upon their reRock ml. wl" make ^elr homo ' 1 ' U ? * ' Community Market Lvery Wednesday and Saturday the Club Market is open and the members invite the housekeepers of Camden to visit there. A choice selection of farm produce in season and all kinds of meats are offered. If what you wish in the way of farm products is not offered an order jean be left with one of the ladies and the article will be brought on the next market'day or delivered to the housekeeper. Pay the market a visit this week. I . ^^fcijestic Program ? i o^,day' Jan"??*y 121 ?l^ynY?0Sl<J^y and Wayn? Gibson in LADIES OP THE BIG HOUSE'' Uar that burns like fire. You'll meet drama, you'll sip romance, youII know courage when you see this outstanding picture , . , , , j? , , 7* tk Safrrday, January 2nd fu torv??L rbing and suapenseICIDF aoifli^feen-e?' "THE HOM[luiDE SQUAD, with Leo Carrillo Gleaso?naA' N<?ah- Berry and Rus?ell Oleason. A gapping story dedicated Hoy Friends in "The Kick Off" Danger Island" and Mickey Mouse. Monday & Tuesday, January 4th-5th twFst * . Wl\ " new and "*?rt1ing| rviV'f i ? Trs you adore?Joan "POSSFS?4Wn?d Ay C,ark Cable in tv,o i ? ' grand show with the screen s newest lovers. Wf>!-nY!da3lu&* Th^r8day. January *6-7 7^a mirrors the glitter.* the glamour, .the, romance..of the "TRAN?lATT^Mnnlra ?fr8t?st ' liners. TRANSATLANTIC," with Edmund Lowe, Gretta Nissen, I^ois Moran, Myrna Loy and John Halliday. Suspense. .thrills, .actionl j /A wm Afymcminamm owo Hp m ^ I? pw Illl I??? FLOWER SPECIAL -\ ... Ask to see this f GREAT WEEK-END VALUE! ? HERE is your opportunity to obtain ' beautiful flowers?of guaranteed qual-j j ity?at a thrift price! Starting today, we will ' offer each Friday and Saturday a $1.90 1 Week-End Flower Special.' j A different offering of flowers will be I ^ made each week, but each will carry our ; regular assurance of freshness, beauty and maximum value. Order our $1.90 Week-End Special today, j ' and you wili( want to "Say It With Flowers" 1 every week! Telephone orders given prompt, personal attention The Camden Floral Co. Phone 193 Camden, South Carolina SAY IT WITH FLO W^E RS Change Auxiliary Meeting The regular meeting of the American I^egion Auxiliary has been postponed until Friday, January 8th, at 4 o'clock at the Legion Hall, DeKalb street. Hostesses for the meeting will be Mrs. L. A. Sowell, Miss Jennie Whitaker and Mrs. G. Huggins. Mrs. Hubert O. Wilson left Saturday for Union to visit hef parents. Mr. and Mrs. Smith Entertain Mr. and Mrs. Mendel L. Smith, Jj1., are entertaining With a supperrpaity on New'Year's eve 'before the Cotillion. The Cotillion will be danced at "The pflfres" on New Year's evs. -?=g Piute WimbeTly's orchestra will fuj> nish the music. % Miss Mary Doyle, of Atlanta, is the guest of Miss ^Lilla Mills. f III II ??????T?????????I^ FOR ? SALE-?Shrubbery A beautiful selection of sturdy, well-roofed- shrubbery of every variety, nandinas with berries and well- : rooted, grown jpy Mecklenburg Nurseries, Charlotte, North Carolina.- ; T*J~ DePass' Drug Store "Vo0" * 1 1 1 '? * I v t -c- " - . " LjHflHHHiHklMJUUJSLSKASJUBJULSuBlAlJuJLKAAMASCilHHflMHHH I we make three-year loans to those of satisfactory 1 M reputation who want a complete training at the | , HM;(Hf;P;| 1:1 \:jlHlilttWOHW1 I' I Write for pTficulftrt, Banker*Bpx 664,Macort,Oft. 1 ' - I 1932 '-^J||I THE OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OF THIS INSTITUTION EXTEND TO OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS JEW YEAR'S GREETINGS TOGETHER WITH ALL GOOD w",?gg- cna. a npmi|^r<! Health, Wealth and Happiness I ' AND TO OLD FRIENDS AND NEW, OUR THANKS AND APPRE- , J| i CIATION FOR THE SHARE OF CONFIDENCE AND ! i PATRONAGE THAT WE ENJOY! | THE BANK OF CAMDEN DIRECTORS^-tU G^CarriMn, C. FY^H.G. Cagisor^Jr., Jno. W. I