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nun mm "tint mcims 'I See our line of Fruit Cake before I *r ' \ \ ? ** ' ! . Pj ill you make, bake or buy. I I We have a real good Fruit Cake I II at 25 cents per pound in ones, twos H and fours. You'll like it. We have the very best Fruit Cake that money can 1 buy, specially priced to suit all pocket books. The j cake slices easily and does not crumble. A regular 75 cents quality for only 50 cpnts per pound. Guaranteed II to please or your money back. One, twq, threes and fives. ; I ELECTRIK MAID BAKE SHOP Phone 429 DeKalb Street (SPORTS SENSE... . >, I AND NONSENSE I FRANK ?. heath After Santa haB used TfcBr~cftiinney for twelve consecutive years In - a child's life, the old fellow just seems to go up in smoke. The move for paper money printed In different colors seems superfluous with so many budgets already in the red. Did you know that Hollywood dancing girls pickle their feet in brine before work. Perhaps that explains thy so many movie muaicales go 'sou r.' Business means jobs, Jobs means Camden Theatre FRIDAY, DEC. 17. Final showing of "THE LIFE OF EMILE ZOLA" With Mr. Paul Muni SATURDAY, DEC. 18 . Dick FOfan In "BLAZING SIXES" . Also ' "The " Painted Stallion" Oswold Cojmedy and Cartoons Lets Show, Saturday, December 18, 10:30 lack Holt and Mae Clarke in "OUTLAWS OF THE ORIENT" j Efrfrssoaoooooo?^oo?ooo?oo< MONDAY and TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20-21 < The most hilarious romance that ever came out of Hollywood! "STAND IN " With Leslie Howard, Joan Blondell and Humphrey Bogart WEDNESDAY, DEC. 22 John Barrymore with Lynne Overman in "A NIGHT CLUB SCANDAL". A,'ded: "Christmas Comes But j Once a Year." THURSDAY, DEC. 23. John Wayne ,and Louise Latimer "CALIFORNIA V. : ~ STRAIGHT AHEAD" business and there -1b no prosperity , for business, labor or government un- ; less all three get along together. I ? ? By the way, when he learns how , the poorer classes live, what in heck will the Duke of Windsor do about it? President Roosevelt is lucky. When ] he gets disgusted with congress he J can pick up and go fishing. But that's more than the country can do. . * * 1 Japan says-that the Chinese refused f to see the handwriting on the wall, J even if it was inscribed with water- . cooled typewriters. * ? ' The Casino in New York, a place * featuring nudes, has closed shop evi- j dently?hert use nomeone was losing , his shirt. ' fi " * ? - With the gearshift lever out of the new cars, the front seat should ac- j commodate at least two more sweet . young high school gals. ? ? A doctor up in the midwest says f this world is suffering from a "typi-. , leal. - manic - depressive psychosis," f which my friends, to put it plainly 1b > "nuts.'* i *, If I am ever called on to MC a vodvil show in these diggings*,' re is one act that I certainTywill see is 1 offered the connoisseures of dramatic * art and that will be Beck Russell's . offering of the death scene in Romeo ' and Julet. "AH American" gave us a lurid portrayal of how Billy Shakes- 1 peare- would have liked it. I darn near swallowed a roll. i A1 Sanders sat next to me at the ^ football dinner the other night and f said that he noticed Florida newspa- * pers had changed its column headings r from Births, Marriages and Deaths i to Yells, Bells and Knells. Which r brings to mind the usage of some other papers in "Hatched," "Matched" and "Snatched." i g What a heck of $ mess we would g be in had Landon been elected and & the country gone to war and we had I to waste good minutes by A1 insist- 8 ing on adding a syllable to "attacked" The Seaboard Air Line has placed 1' its crack Orange Blossom Specials p in service between New York and n Florida, the first of the deluxe trains c going through Camden last Friday. C -- ' h An interesting fact in connection tl with the Orange Blossom Special that Tr'f-rr ' ? * -< . .. " Traffic Notice \ ' V- '- 7 ^ ?> 'iV ' 1 tl -" "+. J**" " ^ " ' ". * ' . -' - J, Effectire December 16th, until further notice, the A: * *" - L? " " x "V" * w* ^""7r " 'J -i * . ^ one hour parkin# ordinance will be enforced daily in- J v' '.. ii stead of on Saturdays only. _ V . ' 1 ? t ^ "* > ' '* ? - _ . ^ ^ The cooperation of the Public is respectfully re- u quested in-order that more parkin# spaces may be t * ii v.i|.bl. for ChriOmM .hopper.. J DeKalb News Notes WrstvllJe, Dec 16.?The Christina* spirit pervades (he air hi DeKalb School will (lismlrtH on next VYedues i day ft r the holidays, resuming .'an imr\ so announces SuptMlnteudcm Cyril n Umjbeo The 1* T A. pre gram Thursday evening featured n ( hrlstinas playlet under thc< capable I t]<re(tiou of Misses Mai v Wells Stp | vett*ett and A unit? I<?e fe>mi(h, pi hiiary it arhers Mrs. Dewey Hay and two duimh tern, Unilse and Joan, of Ulveis.de, visited relatives here on last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. J N Truesdaie, of near Camden, visited parents of Mrs Truesdaie here Sunday. A lovely miscellaneous shovver was given Friday afternoon at the homfe of Willie Mae Peach, with Annie Cox urtNoeiuto hostess, honoring Oberla Youiik whose engagement to William Est ridge, of liethune, was announced recently by her parents, Mr. and Mrs Walter A. Young. A mother-datlghter banquet w?8 given in the home economics department Wednesday evening under the direction of Miss Minnie Hodges. Teacher. The banquet room with its decoration of mistletoe and other Christmas green including a miniature tree was a pretty Bettljtg for the excellent foods served the mothers by their student daughters. Invited to attend as guests were state supervisor of home economics, Lillian C. Hoffman, of ColutUbia, and Mrs. Kathleen 11. Watts, of Camden. . Mr. and Mra^ Cyril B. Busbee bad as guests Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Busbee, of Wagner, parents of Mr. Busbee. - Annie Cox. suant. the week end visiting her grandmother, Mrs. A. Ey Cox, in Hart^ville. f Included on the community sfck ffst this week are Dotty and Helen Ilroonie and Mrs. Vermin Williams. McKay Brabham spent the weekend at his home in Bamberg. Superintendent J. B. Reynolds, of Lancaster county schools, last 'lhursday demonstrated two projection machines to the Baron DeKalb school, oi^ of which we hope to purchase to passes through Camden Sunday morning was the presence on board of the largest gorilla in captivity. The gorilla, weighing 500 pounds traveled on a first-class ticket?but .was being kept in the baggage car to avoid "alarming" the phsBengers. As an added precaution the jungle boaBt is confined in a big chilled Hteel cage. Mr. Gorilla was enroate to the winter headquarters of the Rlngllng Brothers and Barnum and Bailey circus at Sarasota, Fla. From Gorillas to the species that pick all-star football teams ,is a long lump. I wonder. We note that some "picker" down n Florida picked an all-southern high ichool football squad and placed.some >f the lads from Columbia, GafTney, Ureenville and Spartanburg as mem>ers. The entire list includes fortysight players, the alleged cream of ?he crop of scholastic players from L2 southern states. Those from South ZUirollna. are Klmbrell. of Columbia; gtrain, of Gaffney; Payne, of Green. Mile and Tlnsley of Spartanburg. . * * Oh hum! We know of a few nearer lorae who would have fitted into the >icture just as nicely, in fact, better. * * "Watch the typewriter rattlers on ?ome of the sport sheets in the lorthern, part of the state bang out lome sarcasm at our expense since ye wrote that letter to Dr. SifTord. Well, we can take It?but can they? ( 9 9 9 ^ Tskf Tsk! and Tut! Tut! The nake-up man on the Columbia State nust?^have been humming "Backward, Turn feaajtward, Oh Time in Ypur flight," for he affixed a December i, date line to the November 12 sport page. *" * We dislike to say ft?but if we had tot seen it with our own eyes?we vould never have believed it. For a act boy8, Percy Mays, the Kenesaw (fountain I^andis of the Esso baseball anks has his Ebso 1937 champions n training for the 1938 softball league uckus. * ? And believe H or not, they are trainng on a diet of croquet?the battle ;round lying Just south of the Mays ;as station on Broad street, where Jiy sunny afternoon you can see 'ercy putting his lads through the ;entle art of laying down bunts. Schlager Max, the big Teuton, who ly our opinion is heavyweight champion of the world, had a nice breather t expense of Harry Thomas, Chlago boxer, *at the Madison Square iarden in New York Monday night, fax won on a technical knockout in he eighth round. Johnny Revolts, the dashing Italian oy, who for many years waB caddy laster and later professional at the lilbourn Masonic country club In Milraukee won the Miaml-Blltmore golf hampionship Monday by sinking a wenty-foot pntt. / * * Johnny Is not only a good golfer hut e's a swelllgant lad. I often met him t Madera, a German restaurant in [ilwaukee, and believe it or hot, hose Rhineland boys had to fix a eapingr dish ~ of spagettl to _ satisfy ohnny's appetite. ; - * ? 0 - i 7 Max E. Nohl, a Milwaukee young tan, using equipment of his own d? Ign smashes the world record by divig 420 feet to the bottom of Lake iichigan. That will remind some eople of the stock? they own. ' m %' Business, too, has been having an Icerated tooth and intestinal'trouble. . Parisian fashion designers predict jpless bathing suits for women by 940 and they couldn't mske the beach x>k any worse than some of these airy ape effects since men got the ram ? And Inst a word of oemtort to you ten who worry about the Christmas Mi situation, please remember that a >u Ma-hand fa worth one In the trash connection with visual pduca-1 1 tton. | < Mr1' and Mrs J Carl Owens au? I tlOUIlcv tlio blrlh of a daughter at the .(Camden hospital Sunday, December She bus been named Anna Car le6Q* * Frlfptd- of (1 M Anthony will b;> pleased to learn of his improvement j i in health a lei h lou^ *ioge < i lllne n ii Mrs. 1. ( t'hburn, Jr. and the | Mi-isu." l.i.lian llegler and Miu*I e. ? Cumdefi h ihiiiiul uur&v-n IiaIuLIa[ school spt t.i Tuesday visiting Mi ftnir1 Mrs. W K lleglor In I aiuaswi j , I V, ,L Anthony and Mr Jones, eon ' ' (litdor on the Southern railway, v.? ' l ilod Mr Anthony's parents here In s j 'day. I x Mrs. K. \N' Young, aceompanled by J . Misses Mtunic Hodges, CJuru Lee Vct' Comb, Annie Leo Smith and Dorothy. Moffat, spent Saturday In Columbia. j i A number of our folks attended the! polo pinv played in Camden Sunday ! afternoon. I Huron DoKalb baakotbull aouson [opened Friday night with a double'header played in the Rerahaw High , School Uyui with Kershaw team us opponents. . . I I Coming as a complete surprise to 'friends was,the announcement of thu marriage of Miss Kuby ' Br&r.non, of I near Beth una, and Bert Hyatt, of Casaatt. on November 20 In Camden. Miss Brannon is Jho daughter of Mr. and; 'Mrs. L. C. lirannon, She attended, Bethuno school. Mr. Hyatt ia a son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hyatt. They I are making their home with Mrs J. C. Hilton. Sr. Members of thu board oi trustees were entertained by the home econo- j mlcs girls on tho evening of Decern-, bar 2 with u banquet. r ? Mius Ada liay had a visitor Men ;., day?Miss Gladys Tryesdale. Mrs. H. L. Owens, of Bishopville,1 apent Sunday visiting relutives here | Mr. ami tors. Bert Hyatt, Mrs. J. C. Hilton and Miss I?la Halie Hilton, of Camden, visited relntiyes In Lancaster Sunday Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mobley, of Honth .Springs, and daughter, Mrs. J. B. Spittle, of Knnnapolls, N. C., spent lart; 'Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I T. J. Peach. ' ! Mr.' and Mrs. Tony Jones and little son, Tony Mac, of Hock Hill, spent' ! Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. An- i thony. Carnival Has Winter, Quarters In Camden' The Crystal carnival company, one of the largest show troupes to appear In this part of* the Country last summer and fall, has moved into its winter quarters at the Kershaw County fair "grounds#here. All of tho equipment of the carnival 1b here and In February a crew | of sAventy-flve men will start a t\vo-| months program of repair and reno- ? vation to stands, rides and the like. | r Read the label on v*i?r paper and \ watch the date. ' e John Nelson Rldgely Invited newsnen to drop In and have "a drink dth me," as he celebrated his 10f>th drthday anniversary at Portland, Orgon, Tuesday.' 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