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SOCIETY NEWS TtltpKom 100 r - i X Wtre Joint Hostesses 4 : ' * "7 rr y A?oom? t*18 U>Y?ly and enjoyable totial affairs given during the Christmas weok for the younger society set was the dance at which Miss Paulette West and Miss Margaret Osborne entertained Monday evening at- the West home on Chesnut street. Soft rosy lights and appropriate Christmas decorations made a lovely settiug for thu twenty Invited, Punch, 6an<fwiches and cakes were served during the evening, ICtt. Carl West assisted the hostesses in entertaining. In Honer Of The CraighiU's Mr. and Mre. F. H. CralghiU, who are leaving In January to make theirhome In New York city, where Mr. CraighiU will assume his duties as assistant rector of St. Bartholomew's church, have been the recipients of many courtesies during the past week. When Mrs. Klrkland Trotter entertaiued her bridge club Thursday afternoon she Invited an extra table of friends to play with Mrs. Craighlll. The honor guest, who<; scored high, was awarded the first prize and she was a^so presenjted an attractive gift by the hostess. Guests playing besides club members were: Mrs. W. L. Wright, Mrs. Barnwell Ciarkson,.Mrs. A. D. McArn, Mrs. Chas. H. Zemp, Mrs. Henry S&vage, Sr., Miss Alberta Team and Mrs. Douglas Boykin. Mr. and Mrs. Gralghlll were the } honor guests at the lovely dinner party that Mrs. Ralnsford gave Saturday evening at her home on Greene street. Covers were laid on small tables for sixteen guests ..and ai delightful course dinner was served. On Sunday evening at Hpbkirk Inn Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Marvin entertained at dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Craighlll. having among their guests Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Lee CralghiU, of Columbia, who were recently married at Trinltr church in Columbia. Club Meets. The O tes Hill Home Demonstration Clu met .Friday, November 1, with eigl y seven per cent attendance. The dev< tonal was given. The minutes real and approved . The roll call was answered by something we were thi ikful for. A short talk on the "Kec Cross Roll Call" was given. The clu > singing was led by Miss Margaret Fewell, the project song for the mon X being used. Miss Fewell gavr as ler demonstration "Convenient Kit< ens,", which proved to be a very int resting subject. First study your kitnen, make neceseary changes if possite, afVange for wall space, with hifi windows. Second, group your funiture accordingly having work cater as near the stove as possible n order to save steps, then the servig center and last the clearing and placing away of the dishes and pan. The importance of some kinds ol water works were stressed in her ttk too. Cites Hill- Club Meets The Gtes Hill Home Demonstration ?lub hel Its regular meeting Friday, Decembe 6, at the school house with eiglity-al per cent attendance. The devotionl was given. The roll call was ans ered with a Christmas wish -or suggction. A Christmas spng was used an - the Christmas spirit was prevalen throughout the meeting. Miss Msgaret Fewell gave a very Interest^ outline of the duties of the various lub chairmen. At this time seven cib members received certificates fc work completed last year under tfe "State Plan." It is hoped that moi members will compete for certifiers this year. During the social hour gaies were enjoyed. Every farm woman ( our community is invited to Join ourclub and make the best better. V Catoe-DeBruhl Miss lielma Catoe, of Cassatt, and Henry DBruhl, ol Camden, were married in O.mden, December 6, 1935. The ceremon; was performed by Mr. James ^est, notay public. ' Mrs. ] eBruhl I* the elder daughter of Mr. ad MrsJL. H. Catoe, and a graduati of Mld^y high school. Mr. DBruhl lithe son of Mr. and Mrs. L. DeBruhl of Camden. Their nany frnds throughout the Cardinal wish tfem much happiness. Immediately afqi the ceremony the young coiuple le^tfor a short wedding trip. ... t. Entertals For 8on John Cook, a ident at Hill school, Potts town, Pa,,3' nt home for the Christmas holij^ with his mother, Mrs. g. R. Coofc.who entertained in his honor Satui ^ evening. Sixteen guests were Inv d for dinner which was served on 8 01 tables, beautifully appointed, w a Christmas corsage at each pla - Following dinner the guesfs atte| ;d the movies. Fopularalfltort Hers Mr. and Mrsjiarence Morgan, of Shelbourne. Vefhnt. are here for a Stay at the Hobrk Inn. For many years this popi couple have been' coming to Can i where they own a- home on Ore street, but for sevl ^ years they e had to pass Cam- j Jen up because the fact that Mr. i Morgan Is a me jr of the state senAte from his hoi Sottnty In Vermont. He is also one three members of ! * toft.?h?rge QtJttie j liquor 8t( 1? Vermont. 1 " mnm MIm Broomed To Naeeau ^Ml?e Sally Bunnell, who for the past two winter^ he? been publicity director for the Camden Chamber of Commerce, win b? publiclty ZZt * Ilrittah ^t'?i1COl?"U" ?Otel. N???au, ? fi?*1 Carl Bywlr ?"<? Association,, ?JR vrcuy wu? Henry L. liberty hotel Interests c.H.Vo.afrr" " <"? ,M,.V?h.,,y"Ut lh? Miami um. lore hotel end wm ?ull from M, . 0,1 Saturday. December 29. Entertain* |m 6ooet Ctub 4 Anwnw^lhe pr?t7"iwrtle. of the Wafk ??? He one which Mr, IvttZ,,*"1?" K"Ve " her 1,0,110 00 "one weze used In tlu, party room. There wereAkh.eu for four tahlee of contract and those invited who were no club members were: Mr. end Mr. Mile. Montgomery. Mr, |?u|80- Can. ley end Mr. end Mr?. w. M AI.J dor. I'rleee In the bridge gamC wZ awaided Mrs. Hughey Tindal Mrs v D. Goodale, W. M. Alexander an"' M m. iteasonover. Ml?? Savage Hostess Frill a V Fl0rf"<;? waa y evenl"K et e lovely aeated din. rnr aY? t0r lomeea Tho table In the dining rooom wan lovely with flowera, fruit/kha lighted red candle* Game, apd contentn were enjoys ter dinner and Billy Pitta wan the prize winner. Among the guestn at the party were David Williams, Jr and John Hill, who are at home for the Chrletmaa holidays. David In a atudent at Culver Military Academy at Culver. Indiana, and John 1. at' l ,?.?. 8outh Kent school at South Kent, N. H. Rotary Club Not*s~~ tarv"? ,the hol,day season the Roy luncheon did not have a full attendance. The various members were called upon to tell what Santa Claus very^amuelng a"d 'helr rel>"es wer? at the Klrkwood Hotel on the night of to aU??rL9'.nEaC" Rotarla" lo ?KP?t?d to attend the meeting TorJy. oV'CL^hnd^e oTrZTadiUUSh Dar- a ~ Mrs. Murchison Entertains Thursday afternoon Mrs. Dan Murchison entertained the members of her card club at an attractive Christmas party at her apartment on Fair street A deHghtftn salad course was served when the gruests arrived, following which the members exchanged Christmas gifts. In the bridge games top score prizes were awarded Mrs. Mortimer Boykin and Mrs. Hughey Tindal. le^a/BPhQfSieVen8.?m * student at Bailey, Is at home for the holidays of J\h Ream?8 and'sons, rn JL ? are vl8ltlne Mrs. Reame's mother, Mrs. J. L. 01111b Nashvinc" T* ' W' A'' of and M*?' T ft' are guests of Kev, holiday ' ' McAra durln? th? General News Notes broke ,nto the automobile whnt n tme8 ,llls of Seattle, Wash., m ir ^f.as parked on a street curb wntJh6m? ' Tenn-' and Stole 115 machine PFayer b??k8 he had ,n the Mrs. Harriet Dennison Reed. 98 widow of Thomas Buchanan Reed, ar' 5S? aUthor of the famous poem, ^SSSSH N,dje:" ,d,ed Tueeday'a<! Furniture factories at Hickory, N. I C. are reported running at top lspeed 2ParinS for the January markets, ahd for meeting the demands of the tmristmas trade. D!?ke' 13, has been sentenced to life Imprisonment by a Los Angeles cou.rt Jud?e. after pleading Sill/ ? po,80n,n? his elderly great since ^1dahU^ had Cared *>' Private Frank Hill fell accidentally on his own bayonet during drill at ?D\^anama' Wednesday and died of a stab wound. Army officers said it was the most unusual accident In their experience. caSdmii ' Clark' 63? Progressive ifii i ioiK governor Pf Massachusetts in 1915, was sentenced to 10 to 20 w**!8 ln.S,n* Siog prison, New York, Wednesday, after he had been convicted of first, degree robbery. The American Cotton Mill No , 2, ?!2TN- C - a uaR of tW Goldberg chain of textile plants, was sold under foreclosure at Qastonia, #^.da^' to tbe American Trust Co., of Charlotte, for |24,000. Dr. William Stillman Martin, noted hymn writer and Bible teacher, died in Atlanta, Ga., this week after a long illness. Among his best known compositions were "God Will Take Cam of You," and "The Man of Galileo " Mrs. hlizabeth Tllford was hanged at Woodstock, Ontarla, Canada, Monday. for the murder of hor husband. The woman, aged 50, mother of nine children, killed her husband In order .at she might marry another man. Robert Whltesldes, last of seven Insane criminals to escape from the North Carolina state hospital at Raleigh, about a year ago, has Just been returned to the hospital from Atlanta, Qa., where he voluntarily surrendered. Fred Martin, 40, has been charged with the tnorder of his brother, Isaac, it, at their home near Fairfax, Va. Fred attempted suicide after killing Mb bivMwn fmiUPlflg jfMOwg? T&CW expected to recover: ' (... . v . r.\V; * JL; - . Personal Mention H. Gilbert is spendtog the holiday* with relative* lu Florence. v,rU "Ud Cttrl $<*tosburg were visitor* ,fn Cbarlestou Sunday. C. If. Fouls visited his Mister, Mrs M in North Iuhi Friday Mi?? tteMKImbr.il |? Hp.'ii.llitK the buliUuyM wlib her mother In Fort Mill Mr,. Howard Singleton la apondlng Christina* with relatives in Columbia Mies Margaret Fewell is spending Vjm holidays with relatives In Kock Miss Clara Hough Is visiting her Parents in Bethune during the holldays. Miss Charlotte Boy kin has returned home after a vl.lt t? fr,ellll, lu Charleston. Mr*. W. C. Salmond and little son are with her parents in Summervilie for the holidays. Robert H. Hayes, of Washington. I>. CIs on a visit to his sister. Mrs. J. G. Richards, Jr. - James Gundy, nt Oeulu, Flu., is spending Christmas* with his fkmily at Park View Inn. Rev. and Mrs. A, I). McArn visited the formers parents in Laurinburg, N. C., Christmas day. pr. Irvlju Boy kin, of Philadelphia, arrived Friduy on u visit to his mother, Mrs. B. H. Boykip. Miss Lai Blukeney visited her bro, ther, James W. Blakeney In WinstonSalem, N. C\, Christmas. t'ttrrlao?. Sr., is spending Christmas with his son, D. J. Car! rlson, in Jacksonville, Fla. Lieutenant and Mrs. John Nelson and Miss Cornelia Nelson, of Washington, D. C., are spending the holidays with relatives here. Mrs. Julia Knapp, of White Plains, N. Y., has returned to Camden, to open her winter home here. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Clybum and children, of Hartsvllle are spending Christmas with relatives here. Mrs. William C. Irwin, of Charlotte, N. C., visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Curtis Moore last week. Mrs. Francis Cralghlll Is on a visit ^relatives In Savannah, Ga., before leaving for her new home in New York. Billy Lindsay arrived Saturday from Greenville to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John S. Lindsay. Miss irmo Seagle, who teaches In Franklin, N. C., is spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Seagle. Miss Alice Fisher, Kershaw County Health Nurse, is spending the Christinas holidays at her home near Fayettevllle, N. C. | Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Kornegay and children spent Christmas day with Mrs. Kornegay's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Dunbar, in Columbia. Mrs. L. B. Klrkland and son L. A. Kirkland, Jr., of Old Lynne, Conn., are spending the holidays with relatives here and in Charleston. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Heyward, Jr., and children, of PeflSacola, Fla., are spending the holidays with Mrs. Hey[ ward's toother, Mrs. J. c. Nicholson. Mr. ,and Mrs. Herman Bass, of South Boston, Va., are spending the Christmas holidays with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Dempster, Mrs. Edmund Rhett and Edmuiijdf, Rhett, Jr., are spending,;*: few days of the holidays with Mrs. Rhett's daughter, Mrs. Robert M. Kennedy, 3rd. f Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Rodgers and litttle son, and Miss Marie Halle, of Bennettsville, are the guests during the holidays of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Halle. Friends of Mrs. Marion Hinson Daniels will, be .pleased to know that she is improving rapidly In a Charlotte hospital where she was taken for treatment after suffering serious eye trouble. Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson, who were married the 14 day of this month in Newburgh, N. Y.,^bave arrived on a visit to the former's mother, Mrs. Alice C. Marye. Mrs. Chap O'Cain who is spending the winter with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Seagle, left Sunday to spend Christmas with her husband in Mlddleboro, Ky. Mrs. Basil Bruce and little daughter, Beverly, are on a visit to the former's parents in Sumter. Mr. Bruce went down Tuesday to spend Christmas with them. Miss Mary Alice Waldrop, of Campobello, S. C., was the guest of Miss Jane Caston the past week. She is a roommate of Miss Caston at (J^reenvllle Woman's College. Mrs. H. S. Steadman h&Vas"Tier guests during the holidays, Mrs. Joyce Taft and little daughter and Miss Harriett Steadman, of Charleston, and Miss Sarah Steadman, of Newberry. Mr*. Kgmont C. von Tresckow arrived December 22 to spend the holi***** with Mr. and Mr*. R. M. Kenne<*y, Jr. Colonel von Tresckow la Ameri can consul to Canada, stationed at St. John, New Brunswick. The following attended a banquet Saturday night given by Thomas and Howard, to their employee, at the Columbia Hotel: Mr. and Mr*.- Ames Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Julian Graham ** **d Mrm* J- F. Pearce, Mrs. Char4otte B. 8almond, Mr. add'Mr*. Wade Stoke*, Jr. and Chart** Sa^d. News Of Interest In And Near Bethune Bethune, Dec. 86?Mr. and Mm. M C. Mason ttud buby lwft Saturday to spcud the holidays with Mrs. Mason's parents ut Furiuun. Morrison Graham bus gone to Dobsou, N. C., for a few day's visit to bin brother, Arthur Graham. Miss Margaret Hearon, of Baltimore, la spending the holidays with her parents, the T. K. Hearona. The Rev. M. B. Gunter, of Timuiouavllle, was a recent dinner guest of J>4t-Clybiinw The December meeting of the N. D, C. was held at the home of Mrs. E. Z. Truesdell and Miss Stella Bethune. The president, Mlsu Kloise Miller presided. The ritual was read in concert. Plans were made for remembering local Confederate Veterans and also those in the Confederate Home at Christmas time. The following program was given: Christinas carols sung by groups, Christmas by Mrs. G. B McKlunou. article on Secession by Mrs. I). M. Mays, sketch concerning Jefferson Davis by Mrs. K. Z. Truesdell. A salad course wus served by the hostesses. Two women motorist from New Jersey presumably bound for Florida slid into Lynches river near towh Sun*; day during the snow Btorm. Fortu- i nately, a man traveling behind them on liighwuy No. 1 had a trailer at-1 lathed to his car with a boat ou Jit and soon rescued them from the icy wuters. They were brought to the King-Davis hotel here almost frozen from the cold. Dr. Stokes was called and gave them medical care. Later in the day they were carried to the Camden hospital. Bethune welcomes home for the holidays her many college boys and girls, also the teachers and others engaged in different pursuits who have returned hbme for a few days of rest and j happy family reunion. . ! Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Brant and little son, George, of Holly Hill, are spend-1 lng a fortnight with Mrs. Brant's mother. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Higby, of Columbia, are guests of Mrs. Hlgby's parents, the J. W. Smiths. Birth Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. j DuBose, Jr., on December 20, a son, | who will bear the name of Churles, Wills DuBose. Students Here For Holidays The following students are home from the various colleges: Brenau! College?Mary Florence Little and Phoebe Knight; Peabody Institute?] Sarah Lynn Hichey; Winthrop College?Betty Carrison, Harriet-Beard, Helen Tindal, Barbara Zemp, Flo ! Rosier and Mattie West; Citadel?j Alvln and Otis Creed, Robert Rhame, ' Hamilton Osborne, Jack Boyd, Reu-' hen Pitts and Julian Burns; Carolina |?Frances McLeod, Ruth -DeLoache, Jerome Hoffer, Doris Houser, Bill j Rhame, Blanding Clarkson, Cullen I Capehart, George Brunson and Whit Boykin; Virginia Intermont College, Bristol, Va.?Mary and Nataline Zelg-1 ler; Converse College?Katherine Kennedy and Charlotte DuBose; Duke t University?8am McCaskill; Clemson , j College?Henry Beard, Jr., John Flow- j era and Alvln Sanders; Bally Insti- j tute?Burrell Capehart and Bill Bradford; Presbyterian College?William Thompson. - Trapp-Ward Mr. and Mrs. Cv T. Trapp announce the marriage of their daughter, Mae-1 nell to Joseph Victor Ward, which' took place Sunday morning at 101 o'clock at the hdfae of the brides parents. Thfi ceremony was performed . by Rev. H. T. Morrison. The couple ' left for a short wedding trip and af-, ter their return will make their home' at Lugoff. . ; Mrs. Ward is the only daughter of ; Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Trapp. She grad-! uated from Camden high school In | 1936. * Mr. Ward Is a son of Mr. and Mrs.1 Victor Ward, Sr. He Is also a graduate of Camden high school. ADDITIONAL QOOD-FELLOW8 Those who have contributed this week to the Good-Fellows Club i through this paper are as follows: MTs. Qua Hlrsch fl.00 I Mrs. H. G. Marvin 1.00 ' H. G. Marvin 1.00 i Mrs. J. L. Graham 1.00 | J. L. Graham 1.00. Mrs. W. Li. Wright - 1.00 ' John Whltaker, Jr 1.00 E. T. Start .. 1.00 Mrs. W. D. Barrett 1.00 ? J; H. McLeod 1.001 Mrs. Louise C. Proctor 1.00 C. C. Coster .. .. .. 1.00 H. S. Porter 1.00 Previously reported 129.10 TOTAL ; $142.10 ?????????? c I Miss Virginia Drawdy, a student at Winthrop, is at home for the holi : . i, < Nobody's Business Written for The Chronicle by (ice Mc<2ee, Copyright, 1928. FLAT ROCK HA8 PLANS FOR A BIG CHRISTMAS TREE ..well, mr. mlditor, everboddy in getting reddy for christmus, us It is (nought nigh here. our little children* have commenced to tote iu stove-wood uud keep their face* washed and hug ma aud pa ever few minutes when ubout the house, ull of which Is unusual conduct for them. ..old sandy claws will come to the scholl audy-torlum the night befoar chrislmus, aud yore corry spondont, mr. mike Clark, rfd, will play old sandy qlaws hlsself and recite a peace of poetry by that name, vizzly: "the night befoar christmus." his whiskers ketched on fire last year. ..miss Jennie; veeve smith, our efficient scholl principle, will have a big christmus tree on this occasion and overboddy Is invited and urged to fetch their own childrens a pressent to hung on same with her nuftie rote on it so's It will be sure to go to the one It is marked for unsoforth. she will donate a stick of candy each ut her owrr expense, ultso the Jappernose lanterns. . .this Will be u big festibie event and thp public Is invited to wear false faces, where their prussent face don't look quite bad enough, allso ribbons, white mustushes, rubber ballooous, confetti which looks like snow, uml bo deckerated with the holllday sporrlts. no add-mission fees will be charged, so come early if you hope to get inside. ..miss Jennie Veeve and her twin sister, sallie veeve, will sing 2 quartets enduring this entertainment, entitled when i and you were young maggle and Jingle bells, accompanied on the Juice-harp and mouth organ by yore corry spondent, mr. mike Clark rfd, and mr. holsum moore, the forjuer will play the latter and the latter will play the former. ..miss Jennie veeve is looking extry pretty here of late, since she Jilted luke skinner, and to oellebrate same, she has had her black hair blondined to a dark red and It becomes her pink complexion a right smart, shq^ajso Ib wearing lopger ear-bobs' and a string of heeds us big as boss chestnuts, all of which harmernizos with her new green fur coat which she ordered off for from a male order house. It fits too lose, hut she Is getting some fatter here of late, everboddy wellcome to the clirlBtnius tree! yores trulie, mike Clark, rfd, corry spondent. FLAT ROCK HA8 RECOVERED FROM CELEBRATING ..christmus has come und went in deer old fiat rock and everboddy is back in the hands of normal again, fire crackers caused our little town to lose only 3 eyeB, 2 hands, 1 dwelling and 2 barns, but, otherwise, everthlng turned oyl fine. . .yore corry spondent, mr mike Clark, rfd, got 2 nake ties as usual, he recker-nized one of same as the tie he give art square enduring christmus of 1930, and everboddy wonders how he kept It so neat so long; It looked like it had bonn wore 2 or 3 times. .. my wife appreciates the nice coverlid for our bed verry much which yore corry spondent, mr. mike Clark, rfd, remembered her . with, it cost 1$ in cash and 2$ by check, the same to be hell until Januwary the 16 when our son's gowermeat compensate check comes in. ? - :? .. sevveral nice turkey dinners were pulled off in various, corners" of'our town and dr. green has oenn verry bizzy with out-of-order stummicks and a tetch of yellar Janders here qpd there from too much pork meat, some vissitors ar?L.j?l*atting in fiat rock, but their names haye benn kept quiet so far. . v__. ..old sandy claws was rail good to the various and sundry childrens of our town and orange peelings and candy wrappers and broke toys can be saw scattered from hellter to skellter everwheres about the homes and sidewalks, christmus toys do not last but about 2 days now, but, back yonder, some of same were kept in good order from one christmus to another. ..mr eddltor, you will be sorry to hear that holsum moore's cow dide last friday after a long illness with a vetter-nerry. it come as a great shock! to our folks, as she wlnned the blue ribbin at our last fair, her milk and bawling at night will be greatly I Honor Roll Baron-DeKalb School <t Grade 1?SuKunne Bowers, Margaret I Catoe, Mnrjorio A. Clyburu, I^ouUe Moseley, Camilla Owens, Dorothy I Saunders, Howard McDonald, Curtis Ogburn, Barbara A. Carter,, William Horton, Sara Ray. Grade 2?Margaret Barrett, Norma Lee Horton, Martha Ray, Douglas Barfleld, Mendel Clyburi^, Jackie Jones. Grade 3?Florence Banks, Marguerite Hilton, Barbara Ogburn. Grade 4?Johnny Sowell, Doris Rabon, ^ Nancy Lee Owens, Carolyn* Owens, Marlowe Burch, Dottle Broome, Leila | Workman. Grade 6?Emerson Faulkenberry, Mabel Horton, Margaret McDonald* Geneva Ray, Beatrice Qulledge. 1 Grade 6?Marie Holland. :s' -rr|| Grade 7?Nina Young. Grade 8?Ruby Young. Grade 9?Ruth McDonald. Grade 10?Willie Bell McDonald. Orade 11?Willie Mao Peach. ^|fl Honor Roll Mt. Plsgah Orade 1?Vera Roborts, Charles I Ballard, Bennle Broom, Edward Lee * ! Bradley, Faith Holley, Loreno Munn, ^ i James Williams. Grade 2?Delore Mungo, Doris Roberts, Johnnie Mae Roberts, Mary Lou ? Holley, Mary Frances Horton, Edith Munn, Vivian Ogburn, Ruby Dixon. Grade 3?Ixmtee Baker, Dora Lee Phillips, Dorothy Robertson, Bobby Byrd, Harold Byrd. Ralph Catoe. Grade 4?Eearl Bradley, Louise Roberts, Wade Holley, Jr., Polly * Sowell. vt| Grade 5?Bob Horton, Perry Baker. Grade 6?James Brown, Ray Holley. Grade 7?Edward Bradley. Grade 8?Marie Threatt. * mined, she was part Jersey and part hole-steeen and part buff orphan, but the ballance of her was just plain cow. happy new year to you all. yores trulle, mike Clark, rfd, * corry spondent. F-rpbuo* U* marreloui Wttlar* ?a?tm Wild. Sold on ironcUd mon#y-oocft fMWMM riicnrtt wn?itidw ?for those suffering from .STOkOCIIOR DUOMNAL \ ULCERS, DUB TO HYPERACIDITY?FOORDIGES TION, ACft> DTYPKPftA, SOUR STOMACH. GASSf " rAT.'SSJ^SViKXfiZR: "?*D4C"k?' D* A+tmmhu i>t>Wii)l i Mini DeKalb Pharmacy ^HojW Not many word*? . ' Just Wishing You A Happy Now Year. . j THE HOFFER COMPANY Jewelers and Optometrists CAMDEN, S. C. i N?w ^ ? GREETINGS As Loud as We Can 8ay Itl V > A HAPPY NEW YEAR FOR b ' * <LL OF YOU! 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