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Sellers Breakfast Sets are built not for a year or tsvo of service?they are built for a lifetime. Vet, they cost but very little more than the cheap, shoddy kind. Also you can get these sets in the same glorious colors and finishes as your cabinet. Come i n and see what wonderful values they are. Sc!!o. i uiilii/ Closets Match Cabinets in iv. Colors and Size A Seller* Utility Closet beside your cabinet adds a tremendous amount of storage space. Also this stor^e is right in the kitchen at your fingertips. These utility closets can also he used in bathroom* hall or bedroom. Sellers Utility Closets are finished in smart colors that perfectly match the cabinets. -Sellers Kitchen Tables Built to the same high standard* and finished in baked-on enamel ' r which Jieiicrs Cabinets are famous. Stain' proof porceliron work top. Built for a lifetime. Modestly priced. t HSHING COMPANY 'iHJJt pCY CAMDEN, S. C. Your old Cabinet SOCIETY NEWS Telephone 100 Shower For Bride-Elect Thursday evening Mm. Melvln Truesdale entertained at a lovely miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Vernita Truesdale, vn bride-elect of the season. Misses Irlene and Vim Truesdale, dressed as witches, assisted the hostess. The rooms of Iho home were decorated in Hallowe'en motif and autumn ilo\vei s. The .honor guest's, chair wns dcsignntftWby an orange and bluvk tassel, and Mary and Martha Truesdale, dressed iit Hallowe'en costumes, acted as her pages, Upon the arrival of the quests they were invited into a dark room, where they were introduced to Miss "Evil Eye," impersonated by Miss Vira Truesdale, and slie told their fortunes. Several contests were entered into with Mrs. S. C. Olyburh, Miss Dorothy Creed, Mrs. B. J. Truesdale and Miss Geneva Truesdale winning the prizes that were then presented to the honor guest of the occasion. Marion Truesdale, dressed as a negro boy, rapped at the door and upon being admitted brought a wagon full of useful and pretty gifts, which he presented to the ibride-elect. Ice cream, cake, candies and fruits were served during tlie evening. Officers of Auxiliary Honored A delightfully informal tea for the officers of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Church was given Tuesday afternoon at 'the homo of | Mrs. Floyd Beaver by Mrs. Dan Mur- j chison. The rooms were most attractive with vases of autumn flowers. Clever contests were ,a feature of the afternoon's entertainment. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostesses. 1 Miss Burnet Honored A number of informal social affairs are being given in honor of Miss Carolyn Burnet, popular November bride-to-be. Among them was the bridge party which Miss Betty Cureton gave Saturday evening at her home on Chesnut street.' Marigolds in autumn shades filled the rooms and a dainty tulle bow marked the brideelect's place. Two decks of cards were given Miss Gertrude Zemp for high score prize and aQset of bridge napkins was presented the honor 0 / guest. At the conclusion of the bridge games a delightful sweet course was served. /Wednesday evening a 'group of fiiends formed the guest list at a party given by Mrs. E. J.. MeLcod for Miss Burnet.. Chrysanthemums' and marigolds formed a pleasing setting for the three tables of contract and the bride-elect's place was marked by a corsage of roses. Miss Charlotte .Salmond won two decks of cards as high scorer and Miss Willie Haile was given two wall plaques as winner of the low score prize. To Miss Burnet the hostess presented a trousseau gift. ' Mrs. W. S. Burnet, mother of the bride-elect, Mr?. J. H. Osborne and Miss Frances McLeod assisted the hostess in serving delightful refreshments after the contract games. Had Hallowe'en Party Miss Florence Savage entertained fourteen ofvfoer friends Saturday evening at a Hallowe'en party. The guests assembled in a cabin in the Savage yard,, where witches, hobgoblins and black cats furnished a Hallowe'en atmosphere. Weiners and marshmallows were toasted before the open fire. Hot rolls and cocoa, cakes and punch were served. The guest list included: Misses Betty Whitaker, Mary Zemp, Harriet Foster, Anne Whitaker, Ellen Little, Nancy Watts and Jean VanLandingham; Bill DeLoache, Bobby Marye, Billy Pitts, Burwell Capehart, Massie Trotter, Ned Beard and Bill Nettles. Hostess at Lovely Tea Mrs. William L. Goodale was hostess at a lovely bridge tea Wednesday afternoon honoring the members of her contract club and a number of other guests. Snapdragons and lilies were used about the card rooms. In the dining room the table was covered with a lace cloth and centered with a silver bowl of bronze snapdragons. Tall orange tapers burned in silver holders and orange and white cakes, sandwiches and tea were served. Mrs. W. H. Harris, mother of the hostess, presided at the tea service. In the bridge games Mrs. J. Thornwell Hay won the top score prize for club members and Mrs. A. D. McArn was presented a half dozen sport handkerchiefs as a prize for the ! giTests' high score. . Mrs. Charles T. Green cut the consolation and received n set of cellophone table mats. Mrs. Kirby Tupper and Mrs. C. C. ' Whitaker, Jr., were each presented with a box of waiting paper as low i prizes. Have You Seen ?THE MANY? New Lamps and Shades ?at? Catherine Go Shop, Mr*. Stevenson Bridge Hostess Among the lovely Hallowe'en parties li'Ivt'ii this week was that at which Mrs. It. K; Stevenson was hoste?s WedncMlay at'feinoon. when she entertained the meml?ors of the Neighborhood Bridge Club and an extra table of quests. The decorations of the card rooms were entirely ! in keeping with the season' and all thp party appointments were carried opt in a Hallowe'en motif. Mrs. j Mortimer Boykin received first priio for the attests and Mis. Hughey Tinda 1 for the club members. The consolation was - cut by Mrs. John T. Maekey, Jr. Extra guests >vere: Mrs. T. Lee Little, Mrs. Johh T. Mackey, Jr., Mrs. J. G. Richards, Jr., Mrs. Brevard JJoykin, Mrs. .Wylie Sheorn, Mrs. Dan Murchison and Mrs. Mortimer Boykin. Delightful refreshments were served after the bridge games. Young Crowd Enjoyed Hallowe'en Hallowe'en colors with . pumpkins, witches and black cats decorated the old Malone hou^o Friday evening when Misses Anno Whitaker, Edna Aldret, Phyllis Karesh, Zalcne DeaChamps and Betty'Sowell; Billy Pitts and Robin Zfcnp, Jr., jointly entertaine<l at a Hallowe'en party. Redshkdod lights were used to give the rooms a ghostly appearance. The young folks came dressed in 'costumes and games and stunts were I among the entertainment features. Refreshments suggestive of,.the Hallowe'en season were served. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Zemp ?chaporonedi the. party. New Bridge Club Met A new bridge club of four tables recently organized in Camden is that of the Plazedpleze elm). This group of congenial players meets every Monday night. The first meeting was held this week with Miss Etta Zemp as hostess at her home on Fair street. Mrs. G. E. Taylor scored high in the contract games,and received a lovely birthday book. Mlsg Carolyn Heyman was awarded a novel low prize. A sweet course was - served after cards. Attended District Meet Among those from Camden attending the fall meeting of the Fourth District of the Womnn's Auxiliary of the Episcopal Church, which met at* Trinity Parish House in Columbia1 were: Mrs. E. N. McDowell, Mrs. H. G. Marvin, Mrs. J. M. Villepigue, Mrs. William Rosborough, Mrs. J. T. Hay, Mrs. J. H. Gbthrie, Mrs. A. C. McKain, Misses Leila and Charlotte Shannon and Rev. and Mrs. F. H. Craighill. Met With Miss Dempster The Spinster's Clubv was entertained Monday night by Miss Nancy Dempster. Mrs. Herman Bass and Mrs. Jack Nettles were special guests. A salad course with sandwiches and coffee was served after cards. The hostess was assisted in entertaining by her sister, Mrs. Edison Hicks. High score prize wen? to Miss Dempster. Mrs. Schenk Entertains Club Mrs. Leonard iSchenk entertained the members of her contract club Thursday afternoon. All club members were present and Miss Katherino Murchison was invited to play for the hostess. After cards a tea course was served. Entertained For Young Couple Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Guion entertained at a lovely late afternoon tea Sunday at their home at LugofT in compliment to their son and daughterin-law, Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Guion, Jr., whose wedding took place in New Jersey recently. Receiving with the hosts and honor guests were Mrs. Guion's sisters, Misses Susan and Caroline Guignard, of Columbia. j Fro man attractively appointed tea table placed on the lawn Mrs. A. S. Llewellyn poured tea and a salad course with sandwiches was served. Lamps and Shades MAKE ATTRACTIVE Wedding Gifts ? : SEE THEM AT ~1 Catherine Gpodale's Sh J....:.,. ' i i i i i.r