The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 16, 1934, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
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Flower Show Has 1
Been Postponed
The Camden Garden Club's annual
Spring Flower Show will be held
sometime within the next two or!
three weeks, the date for next week '
( t in*: postponed due to continued cold |
weather. The date will be published j
in a later edition, giving everyone a
i ha nee to have their entries ready. 1
Chairman, Mrs. J. Willis Cantey;!
Assistants, Mrs. Francis II. Craighill,
Miss Grace Keller.
COMMITTEES
Publicity?Mrs. Louis I. Guicn, j
Chairman; Mrs. Robert W. Pomeroy;
.Mrs. Reuben B. Pitts.
I Receiving and placing straight
classes?Mrs. H. G. Marvin, Chairman;
Mrs. Carl A. West; Mrs. Leon-;
aid Graham; Mrs. Sten itt; Miss1
Ruth Richards; Miss Jenn e Whitake.\
Artistic Arrangements-Mrs. Geo.
R. Cook, Chairman; Mrs. Robert M.
Kennedy; Mrs. John Villepigue; Miss
Jane Swords; Mrs. Henry Savage.
Hostesses?Miss Leila Shannon,
Chairman; Mrs. Robert W. Pomeroy;
Mrs. Francis H. Craighill; Mrs.
George R. Cook; Miss Fanny B.
Fletcher; Mrs. Louis I. Guion; Mrs.
Dunn.
Registration of guests?Mrs. Edward
McDowell, Chairman; Mrs. Devine;
Mrs. Clifton McKain; Mrs,;
Samuel Russell. I
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Tables?Mrs. A. Stanley Llewellyr.,'
Chairman; Mrs."1 George Branson;
Mrs. James Burns; Mrs. Ward C.
Belcher; Mrs. P. B. DeLoache; Mrs
A. W. Humphries; Miss Marie Kirk-i
land; Mrs. E. B. Mobley; Mis. Kirk-L
land Trotter.
Decorations?Mrs. Carroll P. Bas.sett,
Chairman; Mrs. W S. Rainsford;
Mrs. J. G. Richards; Mrs. With-,
' rs Trotter; Mrs. David ? Williams; J ;
Mrs. J. B. Zemp; Miss Charlotte
Shannon.
Judges, Schedules and Ribbons?
Miss Fanny B. Fletcher, Chairman;
Mrs. Henry Savage, Jr.
RULES 1
Competitive classes open to amateurs
only Professional exhibits
welcome.
With the exception of artistic ar-' i
rangements and wild flower classes,
| all flowers mast fee grown by the exhibitor
competing for (prizes.
All exhibits must be in place by
twelve o'clock. Exhibits will be open
to the public at two o'clock.
Three premiums will be awarded in
each class: first prize, blue ribbon;
second, red; and third, white.
No prize will be awarded unless
there are two or more exhibitors contesting.
A sweepstake prize, "Gardening in
the Lower South" by Hume, is offered
to winners of blue ribbons only.
Special prizes will be awarded for
best exhibits, as follows: Class 16.
50 Gladioli bulbs; Class 17 Lettuce
Green vase; Class 26 Table cover;
Class 36 Ornamental brass garden
faucet; Class 41 Hanging basket.
SECTION A?Narcissi
Class
1. Specimen Long Trumpet, yellow.
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2. Specimen Long Trumpet, white
3. Specimen Long Trumpet, eream
4. Specimen Long Trumpet, bicolor.
5. Specimen Medium Trumpet,
yellow.
6. Specimen Medium Trumpet,
white. *
7. Specimen Medium Trumpet,
cream.
8. Specimen Medium Trumpet,
bicolo?.
9. Specimen Short Trumpet, yellow.
l(). Speciment Short Trumpet,
white.
11. Speciment Short Trumpet
cream.
12. Specimen Short Trumpet, bicolor.
13. Specimen Polyanthus, yellow.
14. Specimen Polyanthus, white.
15. Specimen Polyanthus, bi-color.
16. Finest Collection (horticulturally).
17. Greatest number of varieties
in one collection.
SECTION B?Hyacinths
19. Specimen Stalk
20. Best Collection (horticulturaliy)
* SECTION C? Other Bulbi ?
21. Specimen Stalk.
22. Collection greatest number o.
varieties.
SECTION II
Bandits Get Big
Sum In Holdup
Atchiuon, Khh., March 12.?Four
machine gun bandits rdbbed the Ex- ]
change National and Exchange State i
Bank? of approximately $21,000 here j
today, shot and wounded Chief of i
Police Willard LinviHe and fltxl with
nine bank employes as hostages, all
of whom were released later.
? Ed Iveraon, cashier of the Exchange
Statu Bank, was beaten on the head
during the holdup and fell from the
robbers' car as it sped out of tlu?
city. Be sutFered a fractured skull.
The two hanks, associate institutions,
are located in the same building.
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Miss Addie Mattocks, Miss Mary
kow and George Wolf, assistant v
oashiw of^ the Exchange National
Bank, wero the last of the hostages
freed. They wero released 4 1-2.
miles south of hero.
Juanita MeSlish,* 11, full-blooded
Creek Indian, on Tuesday became the
mother of a 1) 1-2 pound baby hoy.
The father is aged 19 years. The
child was born after a Caesarian
operation.
Miami Reach, Fla., olFicials have it
that threats have been made to kidnap
Edsel Ford, automobilo manufacturer,
whilo he is in Florida on a fishing
trip. He is being closely guarded.
Ordinarily tho Allegheny river at
Kittanning, Pa., is only a stone's
throw. Today with a bridge washed
out, the trip across the river requires
a journey of 59 miles.
Frederick II. Harvey shipped a
female daschund from New York to
Kansas City by airplane in order that
the lady might have her puppies in
M issouri.
23. Annuals, to be judged for perfection
of bloom only; not arrangement,
number, or variety.
SECTION II
24. Perennials, to be judged for
perfection of bloom only; not arrangement,
number, or vareity.
SECTION V
25. Azaleas, to be judged for perfection
of bloom only.
SECTION G
26. Largest collection of wild
flowers.
SECTION H?Flowering Bulbs
27. Forsythia, best spray.
28. Flowering Quince, best spray.
29. Any other shrubs.
SECTION I?Artistic Arrangement
Flowers or Foliage or combination
of both.
30. In Japanese Manner.
31. Period
32. Massed.
33. Corsage.
34. In Pairs
35. Line
SECTION J, *
36. Artistic arrangements flowers
for use on large dining table.
SECTION K
37. Miniature Arrangement.
SECTION 1
38. Artistic arrangement?Fruit
and Vegetables.
SECTION M
39. Tea Table, arrangement all set
except no silver to bo used (tablo
size for cards).
SECTION N
40. Aramgements by child under
twelve.
SECTION 0
41. House Plants, flowering.
42. House Plants, foliage.
Scales of points to be used in
judging 2 classes are given here to
give exhibitors an idea how exhibits
are to be judged?detailed information
may be had from committee.
Section A.
Substance 32
Freshness of condition 17
Color 17
Balance between crown and
spread of perianth 17
Sizo suitnblo to tho variety 17
101
Section J
P<?lor combination 21 l
Relation of roecptaclu 2"
Proportion and balance 1".
Distinction and originality 15
Suitability to occasion 10
Suitability of combination 11 -
Condition in
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Doctors Give Creosote
For Chest Colds
For many years our best doctors hare
prescribed creosote in some form for coughs,
colds and bronchitis, knowing how dangerous
it is to let them hang on.
Creomvision with creosote and aix other
highly important medicinal elements, quickly
and effectively atops coughs and colds J
that otherwise might lead to serious trouble.
Creomulsion is powerful in the treatment
of colda and coughs, yet it is absolutely
harmless and is pleasant and easy to take.
Your own druggist guarantees Creomul
sion by refunding your money if you are
not relieved after taking Creomulsion as
directed. Beware the cough of cold that *
hangs on. Always keep CreotAulsion on
hand for instant use. (adv.)
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Baby Reported Born.
With Two-Inch Tail
Chicago, March 11.?Birth of a
baby with a two-inch tail ban been
reported in the Journal of the American
Medical Association by its London,
England, correspondent.
* "The rare condition of n baby born
with a tail has been observed at the
Metropolitan Hospital," the correspondent
reported, "the tail is about
two inches long, tapers to a point,
and is curly and normally sensitive,
Removal is proposed.
"Prof. Julian Huxley has remarked
about the case, that different parts
of tho body develop at different rates
during embryonic life. Usually the'
tail does not develop at all, but in
this case apparently it has grown at
almost the same rate as tlie other
parts of the body."
Twenty-Four Killed
On State Highways
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Columbia, March 10,-?A Knowing
death toll from highway accidents
due to liquor was shown today by the
state highway department's Februury
report.
Reporting 24 persons killed on
highways during the month, the department
said 22 of the deaths wore
duo to intoxication. 1.4ist year's February
toll was 17 with nine deaths
blamed on liquor.
In the first two months of this year
j 47 persons were killed as compared
with 88 for the fiy^t two months of
li?38.
Mrs. Nellie Taylo.e Ross, director of
the federal mint, has resigned as a
member of the Democratic national
committee front Wyoming.
A suit for $600,000 damages has
been tiled againat Dr. Herman Bundesen
ami the Congress hotel of Chicago
as an outgrowth of the epidemic of
amoebic dysentery during the world's
fair.
A bill has been favorably reported
to the Mississippi legislature which
would permit the father of a young
girl assaulted by three negroes, now,
under sentence of death, to spring the.*
trap when the negoos aro executed, l
Supreme Court Justice Florence E. '
Allen, of Ohio, has been nominated by
President Rodsovelt to be a judge of
the sixth circuit federal bench. She
is the first woman to have ever boon
nominated for a federal judgeship.
Three of live prisoners attempting
to escape from the state penitentiary
at Huntsville, Texas, were shot and
severely wounded by guards. The
others were cowed and placed in solitary
confinement.
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