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"** 'rmm' 1 Methodist Church Services Lyttleton Street Methodist church, Warren (i. Ariail, preacher-in-charge. The services fo,r March 27 will be as follows: Sunday school, with Mr. L\ C, Shaw, superintendent, at 10 u. m.; Kpworth League at 7:16 p. m.; "preaching service, conducted by the pastor, at 11:15 a. m? which will be un Faster service, and at 8:00 p. m. Midweek prayer service every Wednesday evening ut 8:00. The public is most cordially invited to attend nil the service* of this church. Visitors are always cordially welcome. Come and bring your friends. Win* $25.00 Award Mrs, Jean Bell, of Old I^fayette avenue, this city, received a check for $26.00 this week, being an award for the most appropriate name sent in for a new shoo store to be established in Columbia. Hole-In-TheWall Shoe Store mailed the check along with a letter of thanks to Mrs; bell, and the company also wished to thank the thousands of others who sent in names. The name "Marilyn Slipper Shops" was submitted by Mrs. bell as the winning name. Mrs. Bell is a sister of Probate .Judge L. Hex T : Jones and a daughter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Hell, bf this city. James W. Sharpe Dead James Wesley Sharpe, 17, a former veterinarian practicing in ( a in den and other sections of South Caro' liria. died at his home in Columbia 'Monday morning. He is survived by his widow, father and six brothers and -even sisters. 1 he funeral was held from the Arsenal Hill Presbyterian elm rib in Columbia and the burial was :n (,reen Hill cemeteij in |o (Jreen.-boro, N. C. j Haragc and Cars burn? ?? Alderman J. C. (iillis. proprietor of the City Filling Station, -offered 'he loss of a new Auburn eoaeb by fire Friday night. The ear was parked in the gara.'e of his father, Mr. .J. L. (Jilli-. at Uembert. A Chevrolet | coach belonging to Mr. J. L. (,illiS| was a bo destroyed. The Auburn car) carried no in-uranee but the Chevro-; let was partially insured. It is not known how the fire originated. i i Charged With Arson I | ^ Fire on Friday afternoon partially, destroyed a four room residence on West Klltledge street owned by SV.|ie Kirk land. It is said that Flora Mur-i phy and other tenants in the hpu-ej had (>een at outs anil Flora Murphy had moved most of her household goods out of the house, when the fire \ occurred. Other occupant* of the hnyse told police and members of j fjre department liiat the Mur-, | -otmm "ft ^rt* t'le building, Phy v- 4'uj'ipation she was j t and on this in for ques-! placed in the city pr.r turning and later removed to countv jail, where <he b now hold. I ?- , Kids (ioing North Five hundred and thirty-* :ght kids. I ranging in age from around C ^, month-, na-ed through < Fri- ! lid W'ti Vv " - sticks en route to ,?h',k,n- 4' Where they were to' ?.?<*? lb that city to Italian r sj_ for their Faster menus Th(iy we'e gathered fTom around V w ait>-bop'. Ha., an-', the promoter say* he hft? made trips north for | .several \en*-> with loads of this kind. First baptist Church Services The f< How ng ser\ e- arc an? noilticed at tin 1' r-t baptist church: Sunda > - b....j ;? ! o Mr. C. O. St ogru r. - in v (ic-" P u h . i c wor-b.o .- pa a' 1 1 ] '. .; T .? . - M ' r-.g ub \- 1 !; * nil' : ' ? i 'A I r rr I ' s I: N i1 i i ' ,. . ; It * PI* - ? i ? *' ' . . t \ \ r I! V ! ' * J- J '' ? ' ' ' a 1 - 1 TT \V? r.ru: ' .. ..f a:: fa' t f a :i.: :* ' n a \ ' -t ' 1 * ~ J t:. t i'?". ' 1 ' . ' .* . , J a * t * i.. ' "?: . ? * ? .iu. . 'News of Interest in and Near Bethune M?roh 22. ? Lightning "'TT' ?? ' Mr. "Bill" Smith, truck the .. oU^ of town, who live* a few muo* about 1 o'clock Tuesday morning ?etI ;in? f\re to the building and burning not only hi., f<?I ? "?. but ,"l"?rll^" ! milch cow, automobile and truck. ; Mr Smith opened the doors for tne mule and cow bpt in the stall where the cow was kept the flames made j such an inrush she failed to get out. The barn and contents with the exccption of a mule end wagon, were entirely destroyed. The memberi of the Methodist chujfcb kre planning to tear down their parsonage and erect ? more modern residence on the same lot, but somewhat further back from the street. The pastor, the Rev. W. V. J?.nu, and family are movinK into one of Mr. .Jerman'a new houses while the work is being <^ne,v. Misses Sarah Hammond, Margie | Parrott and Lorcna McDonald, of Winthrop college, are spending the spring holidays at home^ . . ' The friends of Mr*. Caston. Aunt '.Joanna," as she 1s affectloftfttely i called, will bo sorry to lonrn that her condition is unimproved. Mrs. CasI ton has been ii shut-in all of tKW 1 year, suffering with a severe attack ! of neuritis. . A delegation of women from the Bethunc Baptist W. M. U. the annual meeting of the V> . M. U.' uf the Kershaw association at Hermitage church, Camden, Saturday. Miss Ruby Norm has been visiting at her home in Newberry. Miss Nettie Hough, -of Edgefield, has been the recent guest of Mrs. I I). M. Mays. Mr. (\ C. Pate entertained a numi her of friends with a delightful oyi siter supper at his home last lues, day evening. Covers were laid for 'sixteen, some of them being out-of-l ' town guests. I The Rev. R. F. Terrell, of the Bap- j itist Courier, preached at the Baptist j church Sunday evening. His subject] was "Character Building" and he (-handled?~t he--subject" "in an o^cePeriT manner. ( .v ! Mr,. W. II. l.ylcs, who makes her ' home with her daugthein Mrs. .Jer| man. has retirned alter a visit to hoi l'c'utivo?s in Hemingway and other | places. Misses Margaret ami Katherine True-dale. I??>rothy I'arrott ami Mary King, of Columbia college are at home for the spring holidays. Miss Alice Morgan, of Wingate, X. ('., who ha* been the guest of Mrs. Eva Morgan, returned to her runic Sunday. She was accompanied by Lee Morgan and Alvin Clyburn. A revival meeting will begin at thi- Methodist vhurch Sunday morn,ng. The pastor will hi' assisted by he Rev. Mr. Kirby, presiding elder iif the Sumter district. An Easter prosiam will be given Sunday morning In place of the regular Sunday <eh?>ol exercises. Mr--. Clara Dav is and child.-; ^nt last I'ritiuy night And Saturday with Mr*. !vm is' parents, Mr. and Mrs. John' MeSwoen. of Darlington. 1'hc f iends <>f little Harriet N*** May-' and of her parent*, *' iM>n Mi l D M Mays, will i*i' .or. and that 'he little L'tlt ' ,-et to know ,,n,'lV...enln. " i]1 W'th He'.ms -pent Sunday vis1 "J. Care v. N. C. and Mrs. .1. L. King. Mrs .J. L. ,; ng. Jr.. Mrs. B. W. Best and M)?s Ma lv Arthur attended a Mindnv . -,,'o' , onC-rer.ee at Trinity church in v.,! Suni:district last Thursday. < c.. Pate complimented her ii-hani with a birthday supper last 1 .ilu'v ovrning Several friend? were 'invited to *haro the evening ? c.easuM* with Mr. Pate. Eirehug Placed I nder Arrest olumb'a. March. -T Sam B. King. in--uran< ?- . corr:ri.- = ion> r. i.i.d -M-ur tha* T. A Beviev. .nv :gator 'K, <taS in-u-an-c r- r, - . ? . \\ s Shad.'! :r. u-' -dy at .ruler a w arnttlt v'narg ug y .-' i _tlul'. V. I'-!, a li'e lam.' 1'? bria-y 1S. r: . . ,;a!r..,g< 1 r D ' ' * . . a s A a go h . ' K ng" -a'd ' - a'hd'l K ng v V < ! ' ted with 1 . .! .In .:.' : :n the RaiU'v ? \N est I., . , - ( M.?r I - 1 M1 and V - i' ? K.i i'% Beth-.r.e. a:;.. .. , .... gac m.-tf of their Th.inu, to Mr. John R. I U- K. N. West, of i r,ai ! ?: :? N. ( . , ' lav w t : c.. n g a probab.y take v. m-rcr c.r .ar.v .at.. , i' ii'.V -t- -*-t- il"'"1*1-' 1 . SK I Camden Furniture Co., Inc. Special lor Saturday and All Next Week i i n- k 11u!' r. > ("ott.m !>"un A!.. *': e -> we wiii yr i \ * * y<>a $ 5. o 0 . . ..lil ma!t>e>^ reyardie>< ot its : to appl\ '?n the price o! the w ( ' if,.n I >o\\ n Kelt Mattre- ? v.' . ; .*a f I ion per cent layer loll, tiill A" pound weight and .11 tine yiade ?., kiny, $22.50 value ? |- Sale Price $17.50 This is your oppurtunitv to realize $.">.00 for that old hard, lumpy mattress. We only have a limited amount of those fine cotton down felt mattresses to of fcv fer. Samples are now on display in our window. I t r j , I I ? Town Topics Everybody wants, as Topsy "to smoll like a lady going to church at Master time, and with a drop or two;bf perfume behind each ear, on your hat and on your handkerchief, ion ,,an make the Raster lilies turn ireen with ,nvy. choose any of the eXqWllite y or Elizabeth Arden perfumes^?oia Vj lihe DePass Drug Store. I hey also carry Mirror and Norris candies, good books (and nothing could top Easter joy like a box of beautiful candy and an absorbing book) and thi Df^is line of cards, for Easter. Besides which, they always keep a supply or novelties and Egg Dyes. Easter isn't quite complete without a basket ,of real eggs, dyed in the gorgeous J colors that nothing ever is dyed in 'except Easter eggs. ., I Just an ordjoAry pencil tablet hung in the kitchen, with a good pencil 'attached, and you have a place to I put down all the; things you think I about when you are working in the I kitchen. If it's a lot of odd-sized I little nails nnd a tack hammer, 6T 'good strong hooks ftrbi eyes for ' screen doft'rs and windows in these 'strenuous times, the funnel you keep forgetting to get for the rej^gerator, 1 or just a flower-pot saucer to make 1 a fern dish of, just take your list down town and give it to one of the cletks in Burns & Barretts Hard' ware Store.* For a few cents you make a repair around the house that may .save dollars if left. They seng 'things up. , j Sometimes you sit up and long toi | somebody to invite you to supper with them. Food you didn t fix yourself, china you never saw before, all so delicious and dainty that you always eat far too much, and wish you just boarded there anyhow. Green Gables Coffee Shop serves such things, in such a way, and the prices are so reasonable you know it is wise and skillful management that does it. No home is SO safe in these days fit' kidnapings and burglaries as that guarded by wril-traincd, faithful* 1 healthy dogs. Vet people often hesI it ate to keep pits because they get I sickly and die. "It is because of this fact that the Gaines Food people I have gone into the nmtfbr scientific-j I ally and now have on the market a, cooked, concentrated food, containing, nl! the vitamins and other elements /H'oessary to the growth and vigor of an animal. W hat wild animals keep healthy and sleek on from natural sources is now put up in a form convenient for animals kept under modern conditions. Rhame Brothers carry this food, and Mr. Clarkson Rhame. who has a fine knowledge of dogs, will be clad to advise you concerning yours. These first Spring days are still a little cool around the edges. Just enough to make you want to keep one .-low fire somewhere in the ho*" "to take the air off." A ' a slow "tire some your tiren1- "P 1 u(> noUsC try - tWV* big 'open affairs, puttiny ^reat big lump on fop of y^-ur ,osffS; can forget ? V -i your fire from the time you \L it until you put the screen beore it at night. ibtu can get those big lumps, or any other kind you want, from The John M. V illepigue Coal Company, who combine personal attention with very prompt service. VI good and t on-c:on'.ious rtou;euives who intend dropping in M&ckey Hardware's new store on Broad Street had better give their homes a thorough cleaning and polish up the bric-a-brac before doing so, else, after having viewed the shining new store with its orderly array of pots and pans, percolators and other upto-date merchandise, they'll never have the nerve to return home. In case 'they do, they'll probably want to carry With them one or two pieces of the household. ware being specialized. A big one. to roast the spring lamb in. or a little one in which t?, <tir up the mint sauce. Or maybe iu*i a middle-sized one to hang up n the kitchen to look pretty. Abo*;t the only thing you tan have if ,,u*. without taking an anaesthet i - \ in* silh' uottc. Doub.e coin. fieiv.oV -bed. ha k ."a.!* -m .o'hed an-. . v. !a-h. - !?-ng* h'-rv ! with < tto ,,;* ( hi'd'-f* ti. : u* v? ar'y a- their -ma., nrofi.e| ;,t fuRst.-Ul1 !y. Nothing * k< - a : 'tier finish for your wall- than a , H..n,.i?c or t\vlire when p. oj. \?u ;..ie 'b-v are duhN hau* ii Si'theuet :e- b*. Jan- Hau-kett Trar. " inn at I t.", kety T'.ace Cars Driven Without Consent Of Owners Thieve- early last Thursday even*rg =*o!e the For,] -edar. belonging o Mr-. II I>. N;le< from in fron* of h< r re-'dencc. ,o-ner Maimer.*8 nr.d Mil; >treet<. It was found Friday * *, rr n about f. tin < ', -Jock :r. fro-.' f r,--.der.ee of Mr. and Mr- I ?t i re* ? ?>n ("he-r.u* ?*reef, wh< - hough* :* wa< left about two }> i w'sy -r ? ?? : ? g T!" i r.i y a ? . t ; v t . * T.i Tit )* n?* t 4 i ' * ... . ; i < h c d if ab '!' k he t : < -'.acting ' ' "" I -a a - i' rjured. j ? *. ,-,v ;rd.,v r..gh*. : t n* y j ;",.* ia* e g * f Mr < l' I | . Jt . -a : . h w a - pa r ke,; r. ( ? 1 .* - * - .* '*a- f orn a he; e ' V at* wa- I f: I* wa- -f ... ; M..rda\ after r. or. a ban doned at a: tr.e . rri.ea<! bridge, r.'-a 1' he K rkwoo.j H<.* '.. The I lull . r fared \vr r-e, h w eve*. being ha; i y ratc.acd Up and had to be senf ? | i company f r minor repa rI* ;? believed 'he par* je< were V rid, rs <>r h<.r,t!eggers hauling vvhi? key. They put the owners to "-r.i expense in *rvi**T to recover the: property. The Chronicle will pay j e-.vard r.i 00 to the party or pan *;o<i who will furnish this paper ? ,tl evidence enough to canvict in e;lha ne of these theft cases. Hendon. England, has routed al I sun bathing societies Officers Capture Car And Liquor City polite officers DeHruhl and Karnes sighted a liquor laden Chevrolet ?port sedan Tuesday night on west DeKalb street and gave chase in tha JJeBruhl car. It was chased on into Broad street where it took the highway towards I>ancaster. As tqe officers' car neared the bootlpggm' car the Chevrolet would cut tfi fVont and tried to force the officers into the ditch. They were also using a new ruse in their flight. Every few yards they would drop behind them a q^iece of short timber filled with- nails. As a last resort the officers began firing at the tires and a survey of the car showed that nine bullets took effect before the blown out tires forced them" to abandon the car and take leg flight. The officers captured about fifteen gallons of corn whiskey, but the bootleggers had thrown quite a bit of It into the road while attempting escape. - The CAT has been turned over to Sheriff McLeod and is still in his possession. A white woman from Hock Hill came to Camden the following day to lay claim to the auto, saying that the two men borrowed the car from her. The sheriff, however, still holds the car, Yanl.andingham Re-Nomina ted The Chronicle last week overlooked the fact that Camden had a second primary that week in a run-off between S. W. VanLandingham and F. N. McCorkle. Mr. VanLandingham was re-nominated from Ward Three by a majority of 19 votes. The final vote was VanLandingham 179, McCorkle 160. Fire Destroys Dormitory Fire early this morning destroyed McGowan Hall, main dormitory for men at Morris "College. The loss is estimated at $25,000, only partially covered by insurance.?Wednesday's Sumter Item. The discovery of valuable cinnibar ore. the source of metal mercury has sent many prospectors and mining , men swarming into southwest Ari-j | zona. VISITORS FOR 'CHASE WILL BE NUMEROUS (Continued From Page One) Kirkwood dance. i Mrs. Theodore Ross entertained! Monday at her home on Mi'1 street' with a farewell luncheon i;, ot j Mrs. J. Parker Brem' . . . who has been a' f u a"** ?i: r\. a ? i the past mo . ' Airkwood for Mrs S 1 ho Rucsts \v.ere: j llussell, Mras. Norman ; iffiibty, Mr*. Ward Relchei\ Mrs. Don-, i j aid. Mcciave. Monday evening Mr.'and Mrs. Nor-j I man Snt?w entertained at the home | 'of Miss OliW Whittredge with a : dinner and card party, their guests : including air. and Mrs. Delavan M. 1 Baldwin. Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Kirkox-r. Mrs. Charles G. Knight, i Miss Olive Whittredge, Mrs. Donald McC-lavr. Miss Edith Wills and Miss ; Fathering Foote. Mrs. William N. Kerr has returned ?Vom New York, where she spent a week with her sister, Mrs. Osgood Pell, at the Savoy-Plaza. 1 Among the new arrivals at the 1 Kirkwood are: Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Elias. Misses Josephine and Cath' erihe Elias and the M-essrs. Albert 'and Rob Elias, of Scarsdale, N. Y.: E. J. Lewis, of Washington; Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Skafpr, Miss Maria Love Carey and Charles Carey, second, Buffalo; Mr. and Mrs. David Rich' ards, Syracuse; Spencer Tunnell. Jr., ! Mr. and Mrs. O. T. McMasters, Philadelphia; Mrss Mabel Eager. Miss Florence K. Tower. Newton, Mass.; Mrs. M. L. Lundstedt. Greenwich, Conn.; Mrs. Warren A. Whitney and George C. Whitney, Worcester, Mass:; Miss Beatrice Tower. Auburndale. . Mass.; M-. and Mrs. William F. Rus-ell and Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Smithrr. New York; Mr. and Mr?. W. A. Wheeler. Rochester; Mr. and Mrs. Holland Dudl. Larchniont. N. \ .; Mrs. John Helm. Louisville, Kv.: Mrs. Malcoin: Mac Loan. Savannah. G.i.: Miss Carol.ro Rood. M^nN lair. N J.; The Rev. and M -. Charles Phillips. Columbia. S. C.; W. A. Diman. Char' >tte, N C.: Mrs. L. C. Young. R. W. Riis and Walter Scott Andrew?, Jr.. New York; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Coo, Englewood. N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. F. V. . Festy, We-' Orange. N. J. Mrs. Charles G. Knight entertained vfy guc-t at I.e. i l.oiiic, Cooi Spring." with a hunt breakfast on Tuesday morning after the drag hunt given by the Camden Hunt Hounds. 'This will be the last breakfast of the -eason although tho hunts will con' :nue to he held twice a week for -ome time to come. Mrs. Edward DuBose has as her guests: M <- Nellie Haiie. of Savannah: Mrs. Donald Allen, of Staunton. \ a.; Dr. R get* Perkins, of Scheme1. tady. <-Robort C Norton ar.d Laurence H Norton ha.e returned from a week's -'ay at the Villa Maruuorita in ' 'harlestor.. r ' ~ -\ Landscape Gardening l Mrs. C. M. Emanuel Borden Nn-series Rembert, S. C. Long Distance Phone i r N?r?erics !7 Mi'?- ?>ui on Sumter Road 1 j I That "Just-right" smartness for | EASTER 1 i . " "i B Easter , . , a joyous time of the yeai" and an ever | i present urge to dress up. A complete from-top-to-loe outfit from<s SHEORN'S is the happy solution to com- | plete smartness. --J I Everything's new . .... at today's t lower prices. Two-trouser Suits from $14.95 up. N ew Spring Oxfords from $2.95 up. ! J New Spring Felt Hats from $2.95 up. 4 ' !' | Preshrunk Shirts from $1.00 up. New Arrivals in Easter Shoes and Hosiery i for Ladies and Children j W. SHEORN & SON m - , 1 I ? - I ; Col, John Caswell hns returned to! Court Jnn after a short viaiL nCWi York. Other wriv^ ftt Com.t Jnn j arc-: Nliss Elizabeth Farrell and Miss Florence J. Clark, New York; Jona-j than Moore, Bronxville, N. Y.; Percy Wilson, Glen Ridge, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Bradford, Biddleford Poole, Me. 1 i At Ho.bkirk Inn the new arrivals are: Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Moore, -Dr. and Mrs. R. T. Steele, Williamsportj Pa.; E. G. Gallien, Groton, Mass.; Dr. j and Mrs. E. .Winslow Taylor, Germantown, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jay J Case, Darien, Conn.; Mr. and Mrs. George B. Yerkes and Burgess Yerkes. Plainfield,, Conn.; William 0. Bod well, Rochester; W. W. Nichols, Roc-Hester; Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Ames, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Beach, Rochester, N. Y.; JMr.s Clifford Off and son, Chicago, who are guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Willdck; Mrs. Frederick < L. Van Ness, Orange; Mrs. L. H. Sayre, Gardner, Mass. _ | I NEW BOSTON STORE l new S5&| IlkVV LOW PRICESI I Smart I Easter I Dresses I Rich, heavy Silk Canton j Crepes, new Silk Prints and .H beautiful Chiffon, featuring | new lengths, regular and I stout sizes. We ha\e three groups: $2-88 13-88 14'88 KJ Tft K || Yft Y ft We did not forget you. Come -9i l^/l L< ? 'n> look for yourself, see how I SL%i I ftr B I far you can stretch a dollar* H Kjj ^ Y ft bill at the new C? BOSTON STORE We are featuring fine quality CLOTHING l> prices to rrf^et present day conditions. Men s Suits as low as $4.95; and the very I. 1ft | best for only $ I 3.95. I new BOSTON STORE I I Mimnaogh's Old Stand CAMDEN, S. C I J L-- t ? f . V., ;