The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 15, 1933, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
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SOCIETY NEWS
I Telephone 100
Will Winter Here
Miss Olive Whittrodge has rented 1
the following homes in Camden for
the winter season: The Proctor residence
on north Lyttleton street to i
Mrs, Thomas H. Somerville, of Mont-"0
pelier Station, Va.; Dr. Oscar Seelcy,
of Paoli, Penn., will occupy the Dr.
J. E.1 Brady cottage in Brevard Place (
and Dr. Franklin Watson, of South ]
Dartmouth, Mass., will occupy the
cottage on north Lyttleton street, the ]
property of Miss Euphenia Whitt- <
redge.
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Reception For Young Couple
On Tuesday evening an informal I
reception was held rft the home of
Henry Deas Boykin, at Boykin, honoring
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Team.
Miss Francos Boykin and Mrs. J. W.
C, Boykin, sisters of Mrs. Team, assisted
in entertaining. Only the im- ]
mediate families of the young couple I
were present. The young friends of j
the brid6 serving were the Misses El- N
len Salmond, Charlotte DuBose, Me- i
Jita Team and Ann Clarkson.
D. M. Mays and F. D. Ogburn will- j
leave Saturday for Detroit where i
they will visit the Chevrolet factory j (
to see the new 19114 models. <
To Sing Carol* Christmas Morning
Tho young 1 people of the PresbyCerian
church are preparing to sing
carols on Christinas morning in various
parts of thy city. They extern!
a cordial invitation to all the boys
and girls and young people of the
city to join with d.hem. A practice
will be held at the Presbyterian Sunday
school Sunday evening at seven
o'clock and those interested in taking
part are cordially invited to be present
for this practice.
Kirkwood Book Club Notes
A most delightful illustrated talk
on Chinese customs, which was given
by Mrs. Palmer DuBose, featured tho
meeting of the Kirkwood Book Club
held at the home of Mrs.(J. B. Zemp
Thursday morning. The sapie subject
furnished tho topic fQr an interesting
article, which was given by
Mrs. W. R. DeLoache. An honor
?ueat on this occasion was Mrs, J. C.
Rowan, of Concord, N. C. After business
a social-hour was enjoyed.
Mrs. Tindul Entertains
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. j
Hughoy Tindal entertained the members
of the Neighborhood bridge club,
idding an extra table for Mrs. Edna i
Qh-hurn, Mrs. Henry Nilcs, Mrs. S. {
[?7enip, Mrs. B. G. Sanders and Mrs, j
E. B. Moblcy. Ice cream, cake and !
coffee were served after the bridge
tjames in which .Mrs. A. M. McLeod j
received the top-score prize, Mrs. B.
3. Sanders the low prize and Mrs. J.
I,. Willifbrd cut the consolation.
Personal Mention
Horn to Mr. and Mrs, Horace 2eigl
lor a son on Tuysday, December 12th,
at the Camden hospital.
1 Jlenry Kennedy and Alfred Kennedy.
of Atlanta, Cra , were visitors
in Camden last Sunday. \
Mrs. Hughey Tindal, Mrs. S. W.
VanLandinghum and Mrs. M. M. Keasonovcr
wero visitors in Charlotte
this past week.
Miss Snia DePasa, who is teaching
litis year in the "Spring Hill" school
at Ridgcfleld, Conn., will arrive Sunday
for the Christmas holidays.
i>r. K. K, Stevenson, l>. O. Houser
and John Mnekey were in attendance
upon United States district court held
jn Florence this week.
Dr. John VV, Corbett and Iris granddaughter,
Miss Caroline Richardson,
have returned from St. Petersburg,
Fin.,* where Dr. Corbett went to attend
a convention of the Seaboard
surgeons;
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Chase and two
children, of Powder Horn Farm,
Middletield, Conn., have returned to
Camden after an, absence of several
years and will spend the winter at
their home nea?" Sarsfteld.
Miss Ella Dane Hilton, < who has
been working in Orangeburg for tho
past two years, is now with Tho
Marian Beauty Shop, of Camden.
Miss Hilton is the twin sister of Miss
Lola Haile Hilton, of this city.
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Marriage Announced
Of interest to a wide circle of
friends and relatives in Kershaw
county and throughout the state is
the announcement of the marriage of
Miss Margaret Hay Boykin and Stephen
Clyburn Team, on October 22.
Mrs. Team is the youngest daughter
of Henry Deas Boykin and the
late Anne Johnson Boykin, of this
city. . -_v _
Mr. Team is the son of Mrs. Melita
Clyburn Team and the late James
Team of LugolF. He has been one o$
the outstanding players of the 1U33
Camden high school football team.
The marriage of the young couple
crime, as.a surprise to the relatives
and friends, the announcement being
made Monday. ?
For the present they are making
their home with Mr, Team's mother,
at LugofT. ...
Marriage Announced.
Of interest to friends and relatives
here will ber.the announcement of the
marriage of Donald Zemp Team to
Miss Edna Day, of Dayton, Ohio, on
October 31. The marriage ceremony
was performed in Urbana, 111.
The bride has been making her
home with her brother-in-law and
sister, Sergeant and Mrs. M. F.
Brent, in Fort Bragg, N. C.
Mr. Team is the son of Robert R.
Team and the late Mrs. Edna Zemp
Team, of Camden. He spent his
childhood here, later moving to Asheville,
where he resided for a number
of vears before joining the Air Corps
of "the United States army. He is
now in training at ChanUte Field,
Rantoul, 111.
Spinster's Club Met. ?
The Spinster's Club held a delight-1
ful meeting Monday evening with i
Miss Caroline Richardson as hostess, j
Mrs. Craig Wright, who is a'guest >
of Mrs. W. L. Wright, Miss Phyllis i
Carrison and Mis* Hallie Carson]
played for absent club members. The \
evening's high score was made by <,
Miss Nancy Dempster, who received
a prize. Late in., the evening a de- j
lightful supper was served.
Club Met Monday !
The Plaze-u-pleze contract club ]
were guests of Mrs. J. H. Osborne on
Monday night. All club members
were present. Miss Ada Mbntgonoery,
who scored high, was presented
a sowing basket and Miss Cornelia
Oliver, who scored low, received a
dainty handkerchief. After cards
Mrs. Osborne served a delicious congealed
salad course.
Met With Mrs. Wilson
Mrs. Hubert Wilson entertained at
bridge Tuesday morning, her guests
being the members of the San Souci
club and a number of additional
friends. Mrs. Leon Schlosburg was
winner of the high score prize, Mrs.
Henry Niles the low prize and Mrs.
Hughey TMndal received the floating
prize. Sandwiches, tea and cakes
were serve dby the hostess.
Club Met at Boykin
The Friday contract club members
were guests of Mrs. Deas Boykin this
week, when she entertained at her
home at Boykin. Mrs. George Brunson,
Mrs. Edwin Mullor, of Columbia,
and Mrs. Jack Hill were additional
guests. A sweet course was served
after cards. High score prize went
to Mrs. C. H. Zemp.
Mrs. Lindsay Hostess
The Wednesday contract dob . was
entertained this week by Mrs. Nettles
Lindsay at the home of Mrs. William
Shannon on Fair street. Substitutes
were: Mrs. Alice Marye, Mrs. George
Brunson, Mrs. Jack Whitaker, Jr., and
Mrs. Mortimer Muller. Prize for top
score was won by Mrs. Charlie Green.
A delightful sweet course was served
by the hostess.
CHRONICLE OF THE WEEK
A good cause to which to give a
j Christmas present is the Junior Welfare
League, of this city.
This up-and-doing organization accomplishes
a surprising amount of
! good work throughout tho yea,r, o* *
very moderate budget, it he.ps the
Children's Home see that undernourished
children get the milk they so
1 much need, makes it a Happy Christ|
mas for children who would not otherwise
have even a Christmas tree and
| does a lot of other good deeds, too
I numerous to mention.
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j The new book by Henry Savage,
( Jr., entitled "America Goes Socialisj
tic" will J>e published in a few days
it is understood, by Dorrance & Company,
Philadelphia.
? The Chronicler
Mrs. (iuion Honored.
In compliment to a recent bride,
Mrs. L, I. Guion, Jr., who before her
marriage was Miss Mary Louise
Hutchinson, of Trenton, N. J., Mrs.
B. (J. Sanders entertained at bridge
Friday afternoon. The rooms were
lovely with Christmas greens and
bright flowers of the Yuletide season
and the bridge players wcit seated
at four prettily appointed tables. To
Mrs. Guion the hostess presented an
attractive gift. Mrs. llenry Niies
held the top score and Mrs. Edna
Clyburn the low score. They each
received an appropriate prize. Mrs.
Ilughey Tindal ast held the floating
prize. Following cards a salad course
with coffee was served. Mrs. L. I.
Guion, Sr., called after cards.
Entertains at Bridge
Complimenting the members of the
ocntract club Mrs. W. Ij. Wright was
hostess at a lovely dinner party on
Thursday evening at her home on
Chesnut street. Other guests included
Mrs. Will Goodale, Mrs. J. Thornwell
Hay and Miss Ethel Yates. The
hostess was assisted in entertaining
by her daughter, Mrs. Craig Wright. ;
In the dining room an attractive;
arrangement of pale yellow snapdra- i
gons and blue baby's breath in blue
crystal bowls centered the charmingly
appointed tables. Covers were '
laid lor sixteen guests. In the bridge
games which followed dinner dainty
boudoir pilows were presented top
, scorers at each table and those wln;
ning were Miss Lai Blakeney, Mrs.
Thomas Ancrum, Mrs. J. Thornwell
Hay, and Miss'/Ethel Yates.
M rs, Wright was bridge hostess
again on Wednesday morning, entertaining
at a bridge luncheon in honor
of the members of the Wednesday
contract club. An extra table was
added for' Mrs. H. G. Marvin, Mrs.
W. H. Harris and Miss Klara Krumbholz.
In the contract games which
preceded luncheon served in the dining
room pit 10 o'clock two decks of
cards wer6 given as a prize for high
score at each table and the winners
were Mrs. T. J. Kirkland, Mrs, Willis
Cantey, Mrs. D. O. Houser and Mrs.
Alice Marye.
Mrs. James M. Worcester and son,
Jimmie Worcester, are guests at the
Hobkirk Inn. Dr. Worcester will join
them for the Christmas holidays.
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H. E,Beard, of .-Hartsville, is the
guest of his son, 11, E. Beard, Jr.,
this week.
England has organized a vigorous
offensive for the elimination of slum
districts in cities of the empire.
LOVELY FLOWERS
To Say "Merry Christmas'' For You
Colorful and beautiful, they best express your happiest Christmas thought
for others* Either fresh-cut or growing, we have a gorgeous
/ variety for you to choose from. Stop in.
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The Camden Floral Company
Telephone 193 CAMDEN, S. C. 211 East Laurens St.
Christmas Gifts and Toys
GAMES
Books Stationery
Flowers Novelties
Christmas Candies
The Corner Book Store
QUAKER MAID Wfr
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Wl DO OUB PART
QUAKER MAID APPLE
I BEANS 4 1-lb. cans 19c SflllQE
Baking Powder Mb- can 15c ?nr
CATSUP 14-oz. bottle IQc 0^40'|| ij
Page PRESERVES "b iar 15? ,
. pea BUTTER 2'b- iar23e j
All Flavors FN CORK _ pkg [ j j
SPARKLE MACARONI ma j j
GHaUn d , SPAGHETTI Q fi
Ipki" 9C NOODLES ll I
RAJAH rt' Jar (,t* Jar I
I salad DRESSING 13- 23 1
Blended SYRUP 2-oz. bottle
15c I
ORANDMOTHKR'S
Round ROLLS 1 doz. 9c I
Flavor CHEESE round \5c I
Er1 NUCOA 2ib8- 2,5 c
i i ' holiday suggestions i!
I CITRON PEEL lb. 29c
GLACED lb. 49c
COLOANUT ? lb. ? 19c
RAISINS Bleached pkg. 15c
Mince Meat Atmore's lb. 19c
Pitted DATES 8-oz. pkg. 15c
Cranberry Sauce 7-oz. can 10c
FIGS ? lb. pkg. ? 10c
NUTS I
BRAZIL lb. 15c
MIXED lb. 18c
WALNUTS lb. 25c
WALNUTS lb. 20c
IN. R, C. FAVORITES, PACKAGE 21c |
smeary SOUP 2 15 I
PRODUCE
Cooking Apples, 3 lbs 10c
Bananas, 2 lbs 15c
Large Celery, 2 for .. 25c
Chesnuts, lb 15c
Cauliflower, trimmed 15c
String Beans, 2 lbs... 15c
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MARKET
. Pot Roast Beef, lb 15c
Veal Chop*, lb 15c
Round Steak, lb 17c
Pork Roast, lb 15c
Pig Tails, 3 lbs 25c
Neck Bones, 4 lbs .... 25c
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Dress Smartly
For Christmas
! This can be done thrift- 1
ily by letting us Dry Clean
and Re-shape your garI
ments. !
Men's Suits 75c
I Ladies Plain Dresses 75c
AVOID THE RUSH
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And be ready for the
holidays. We specialize
in ladies' fine dresses.
Our equipment is com*j
plete and the best experts
handle your garments at
our plant. And remember
? Dry Cleaning Protects
Your Health. Wear
clean clothes.
Quick Service on DYE
WORK. We do it here,
1 in our own plant.
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403 DeKalb Street
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AMITY LEATHER GOODS ? DRESSING CASES !
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Innumerable Exquisite COMPACTS ? CHINA
I j A big assortment of DINNER TAPERS I i
, NORRIS' and PAGE & SHAW'S CANDIES I
Christmas Packages of I
CIGARS, CIGARETTES and PIPES (
I of every description
I CALIFORNIA FIR CHRISTMAS TREES
! CHRISTMAS CARDS AND WRAPPINGS
FIREWORKS
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BRACELETS $1.00 to $45.00
WRIST WATCHES $2.75 to $75.00
BELT BUCKLE SETS $1.00 to $15.00
PEN AND PENCIL SETS $1.00 to $15.00
RING AND NECKLACE SETS $2.00 to $20.00
And many other items such as
BILL FOLDS?KEY CONTAINERS
WATCH CHAINS
CIGARETTE CASES ? LIGHTERS
BROOCHES ? TOURIST SETS ? TOILET SETS
HAND BAGS ? WEEK END BAGS, etc.
ranging at different prices
THE HOFFER COMPANY
Jewelers and Optometrists
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