The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 29, 1936, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
Letter Received
Tells About Bonus
Washington May is Senator K. I)
Smith of South Carolina suid toilay
ho was told the post offices at CoImrihla
and Charleston have la-en
dcslKtiatnd as bonus bonds payment
nfth'IK for I ho stale
Columbia will act in a central ao
i ount iiiK capacity for payment of
bonds presented at any editor post of
floe In the stale-, said a letter Smith
received from C It Klb-nberyer. third
assistant post master general
I'nclor art anKotm-nts for puyihK 111?bonus
bomls, Cib-nboi tic-r pointed on'
that any pnst office may accept bonds
for rc-ch nipt ion hilt only L'.'Jn In the
ftilted States will be designated as
payment places.
"Ample facilities will he provided
tit Columbia for prompt payment of
bonds presented to any post office In
South Carolina, except Charleston,
which will issue chocks in payment
of bonds presented by local veterans,"
Kileitborner wrote- Smith.
"When a veteran surrenders his
bonds at Jji-e local post office, lie will
tfe niven a reci-jpt. and a cheek in
payment will he mailed promptly, dii
ec I io him '
News Of Interest In
And Near Bethune
Iu-1)11111... Mit> 2H. '1'Im- social life
of the l<>\\ II < 11III 11 III ' S to Cantor
Uimihd 'In- ivvn popuhu .1 u in bridei
|i ? is Miss K ai lii vtit- Truendulc and
Miss Kiiuua M< Du'< Inon
(?n llnus'lav afternoon Mrs G II.
,\|i K union nli'l Misses Ixloise Miller.
IhhI?I I'm sh y. Kv? lyii ()wi 11s and
I-:ih -) '| urbevillc. i<-ai Iters in tin- Me111
111, schools, entertained ai a lovely
bniliiv iiml J.noi.M'l"'!}' party at the
home of Mrs M'Klutlon Madonna
lilies and > ?-11 o w daisies in an artistic
n rrangemenT gave the tioral rotor
note Mrs. C ! : Ibuswoll won lop
score prize and Mrs. M. G King fill
consolation Miss Kinma McCuteheon
wi?i.i first prize in monopoly and
each was presented a dainty gift. The
brides-to-be were presented luncheon
sets Several ladles called after the
games The honor guests places were
marked by large wedding rings tied
with tulle hows. The favors were
tiny white doves oil perehes holding
miniature wedding rings in their hills.
The tallies featured the engagement
and wedding rings interlocked. A delirious
sweet course was served. The
individual cakes also bprc the two
rings interlocked emphasizing the
beautiful ring motif.
()n Saturday afternoon Mrs. I). M
Mays was hostess at a rainbow garden
party given tor Miss Kathrym*
| Trtiesdale. The colors of the rainbow
w?t?* used in tin1 decorations and
an improvised rainbow spanned the
j cat d? ii A number of prizes* were
awarded those scoring highest in bingo
Miss Truesdale was asked by
i In- hostess to follow her in search
>i| tin- <iid of lie rainbow, wln-ie in 1
-1 ad n| lie I radii tonal put of gold
\li-s Trm ? 'lale poind a pot tilled with
l>i .iMI itui gilts
.--.Inil i? In s. di\ assorted cakes
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ii< . . 11; a i r v\ .t i 'in "I lie la l g'-st ot
> :i ? ' mi- pai : e-> whe Ii have le-eii
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Mi.sm s Isallirym- and Margar>t
I rin -dab- with Koheit Siinins. of
Km k Mill niotoi'-d i<> Manning J-Ti
dav evening wln-re they were entertained
by Mrs S I Marvin at a low ly
dinner party
Mrs W K Kozier has been spending
several days with her sister. Mrs
A I. Gardner in Wagner.
The Rev. and Mrs .1 A Graham,
of Stnoaks. and Mr and Mrs Arthur
T. Graham, of Dobson, N have
been recent guests of Mrs. A H MrI
.aurin.
Mr and Mrs W H Dial and son.
of Martsville. spent Suuday.^with their
-011 in law and daughter. Mr and Mrs.
Wiley Collins.
M iss.> \ n n it- I telle, Mary A lice and
(ir.ii i- Miiiigo visited relatives at
Great Falls during the week end.
Miss Kinm.i MeCuii Icon spent the
w' ' k end at Iht home in Florence
Mt-- Margaret truesdnle, who lias
v. ' in I v i . no mil 11 ..mi tin- \ 1111 1 >
I 1 mu'iu- s line! at Kn liinoinl. \ i . is
ml 'm a 1:' o I - < pari v .? Mi. \ I nil a
t i.i t j i: i I?. 'la rnrenty ;o Myrtle I'.t-acli
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An!inch School To
Graduate ( lass
. tn in. IP e\* r
'In A i.i 11 h i, n: 11 -? In -id will
I" S iv .?: t. in.M.ti . 11 I o'clock,
win n the i on.n.i m u.eiii sermon will
1m- prcai h.-d in the high school audi
loriuin by Dr Maurice Clarke, rev tot'
of Gr.ne l.pi-iopal church. Camden.
June i! at vJn p m the seventh
grade will receive their certificates
and the graduation exercises of the
senior ela.-s will take place.
This year's graduation < las- con
si-is ot eight members as follows
Delphim Frances Arrants. Mary I.ee
Galloway. Foggy Holland. Ruby Alvis
Hopkins. Sara Louise Johnson. Mag
Lie Cecil IVeldes. Ida Mae Sinclair.
James Trapp McK?-nzie
The salutatorian will be Peggy Holland
ami the valedictorian will be
Sara Johnson
Lewis Jack Sonn rs, PJ. freshman
at Williams college. Willlamstown.
Mass. shot and killed a fellow student
and wounded another, when the
two latter entered his dormitory room.
Somers is believed to he mentally
deranged
Alto Iturch, Florala, Ala , farmer,
who lost his voice more than a year
ago, regained his power of speech this
week, while plowing a stubborn oxen
as he attempted to yell at the animal.
The attempt was successful and
Burch was so surprised that he ran
to his home to teil his wife shout ft.
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Women To Assemble
At Winthrop College
Aiken, May ii??. The week of June j
'J to l'i. Ik State Short Course week
at Wlntiirop College Slate Short i
('<>ni'Hi at Winthrop College )h tin an !
nual event in the liven of Farm wotn-!
en ami girls of Soutli Carolina, un<! i
looked forward to from year to year. I
it Ih moHt important because tin* '
South Cstrollna Council of Farm Worn j
en, ttn organized group of 1,100 worn
en, held their annual meeting In con
taction with the State Short Course'
on June 1 1 and 12.
Each county jn dp. state is entitled j
to send nine girls and nine women
to tills meeting. Those attending |
Short Course are choseh for having
accomplished a certain amottnt of
work, attending a ceilaln number of
cluh meetings, and being capable of
taking back to others in their counties
tlte inspiration obtained at thecol
lege.
Each County Council sends two delegates
t<> tip. state meeting, these tire
included in the nine from each county.
Separate programs are planned
for tile women and the girls and for
the Stat^ i'ontpil.
The>lrls program will he in cliarge
ol Mrs. iiat riette Johnson, state girls
club leader, assisted hy various Home
Agents. The women's program will
he in charge of Miss Harriet Lnyton,
assistant state agent and Miss Portia
Seabrook. home management special|vt.
assisted hy Misses Mary Shaw (III |
| 11; 11j. .hnhing specialist Myra Ka>- j
I nutrition peciahsi. Jane Ketch j
j in. marketing specialist. Mrs: Dotal
In \\ .i 1? r < i-iisi a \ a i ion ist. ami Mis-, j
lalllli!.. e|. >. Mi.- I'.essio Harper.!
iiii'l Mr-: S (I i'lowdeti. a!! Disfri. t !
I lollle Agents
'lie- State Council program i- pl.iii I
<1 b\ Mr-. .1 I, Williams, presid -ni |
11"- e 111 ii< Slioii ('eiir-. ]- under the]
slip. r\ision ,.r \! i- |;. nu.v I Land i
i urn. SLit'- Ac ni j
I 1 e i ii. (i; 11,. ,11 |< - prog I'M til j
tin- year i- I in- < hild and lis Fan. '
lly."
?n Tu?--?|a\. \\"dti"sda> and Tl:'irv
day r> gala; < Ia-.se.- e|' lift > minute-: |
e.o il will I e held with lectures ell '
-'en sul.j. ? .- a.- M-utal Health i
I ' ' i a? ? r I ?e\. |? e a in n i. ' | '< io<| i< .r '
ill tt ' ' 1 I; Hi; lei 11i I] I It " '' F 111 ! '
all-! I..; 111 > TI: 1,1 f?.|- f|ie 111 i:. '
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[ ' e; ( 'lot h il.g. a lid lii.i i>
' ' h- I I II I e |'e - | | u LI lopies.
I.e. iipe- and group discussions will
he led l?> .Miss.-s Kthel Sharp. Colmnl.ia;
Martha McAlpine. Athens. Ca.;
l'ortia Seabrook. Mary Shay Gilliam,
and Myra Itaegan. of Winthrop College.
Similar programs are planned for
the girls. Chief interest in the girls
program, however, centers around the
various contests?the Health Contest,
the "Dress Review, etc. In each live
bin.- ribbon winners arc chosen, who
compete in the fall for state honors.
Practically every county in the state
titers a girl in each of these contests,
and there is much friendly rivalry lor
. first honors.
I a?h day a period in music appreciation
is given both to girls and women
by Mrs S (i I'lowdeti. District)
J Agent, ot Sumter. The women will j
-ttui\ i li e si\ project songs and have
.i conte-t ,>t, same A sp.-.i.il P air j
w iH li.- i!o\ot. ij to music for children '
with demonstration of children songs. I
A . bonis of nine girl- from .1 h |
o:i:n> will I-.- trained There will H-!
I I" 1111 o l'e - f j n g exhibits Ot Hi 10 j
I
Mating, no-nt and House hiirui-t r e. !
I Mi- . 1 1.; 'I.<i !i 1 ng. in. 1 u.11 ii g 1 p
I-- ,
. \-".?jig i|\. r.o'ed -peak, rs \v:': ;
| Dr l|. in \ Sn>dci . I'f. si.lent V f
I feed ? -.die::. : D W Magicni- nd j
M-. s \ Gist Doe On Tile-da> j.;
Dr Carl Winkler, of Aiken. Psy< l>.i]ogisi
in the Held of Abnormal Kmotiotialisin
and Speech Defects, will
talk on "The Child and His Family."
Another outstanding speaker on the
program will he Miss Grac.. I.< gh
Soott. of the National W C T p.
She will use n< 1,or subject, "Coils.T\ation
of Human Resources." or Human
Qualities of M.-rit "
ID-creation will be featured throughout
the program under the guiding
hand of Miss Jaunita Neeley. District
Agent This will include a ride and
shopping tour of Rock Hill, a visit
to Nusery School, a tour of Charlotte
including, a tour through the beautiful
country estate of Ex-Governor
Morrison of North Carolina, with supper
in Charlotte, n tour of dairy and
poultry farms, and an Inspection of
the Aragon Mills.
The ntglit programs include a movie.
a musical concert under the direction
of Prof Roberts of Winthrop
College, a reception, and evening with
living pictures, and a camp Are program.
Each day a broadcast will bo given
over W. B. T This broadcast will
be iu charge of Misses Bessie Harper.
District Agent and Carolyn McE3v<w?.
of Aikeo Thig broadcast will
he on the aii' each morning from 8:45
to 9:U'? o'clock from Juno 9 through'
Juno 12. On Monday, Juno 8, (hoi
broadcast hour will bo 1:15 until 1.3.0.
All interested are asked to tune in
each day over VV. B. T. from 8:45 to
9:00 as an unusually interesting program
is being planned.
A daily sheet to he known as "The I
Daily Log" will also be published by j
Misses Bessie Harper and Carolyn
McKlveen. *
* Around 400 women and girls are
expected to attend the Short Course
this year.
< Old Time Rat-Kllliny Law
Someone rummaging through old
oily ordinances hi i 11 in force in Merit clcy,
Calif, discovered one that was
enacted to rid sewers of rats Thin j
law require* that on notification by)
the city clerk every householder hav- j
lug a bath tub is obliged to fill it with '
water and at a designated time all
are ordered to pull the plugs in order
to Hood the sewer system and drown
any rodents that happen to be in it.
Dr. Cook Deprived
Of His Witnessesj
Montreal, ' Muy $i.~-The dispute I
over Dr. Frederick A. Cook's claims j
to discovery of tlip North Dole whs.
deprived of one of its most important
witnesses Thursday in tile death of;
Harry Whitney, of New York, notedexplorer
and big game hunter.
Whitney, who was 02, died Wednesday
alter a.ouiIdk to Montreal n
week ago to undergo an operation
While Whitney whs at h eanip at
Utah. Greenland, during Admiral
Peary's Antic expedition in 19UP, he j
met Dr. Cook who Iwul a nearby camp. |
Dr. Cook spent two days witki WhitI
ney and left some articles in his possession,
which Peary later refused to
J take on board.
When Dr. Cook and Admiral Peary
subsequent ly disputed each other's
claims to discovery of the pole, Whitney
said Cook had told him in confldence
that he had reached the pole
and had insisted on secrecy. J
The 160 orphans, inmate* 0f 8t I
Vincent's orphanage, i'hiladclphia, I
ran panic stricken to the street, when I
a Ughtning bolt hit the building Mon I
day night. There were no casualties I
resulting-from the panic.
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