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ICY * frri Q NEW, DAINTY and ATTRACTIVELY PACKAGED and PRICED.
VZH We haven't space to mention all ?o we invite you to come in and inspect them. J>Vou will be pleased and so will we.
CHRISTMAS CARDS?WHITMAN'S CANDIES?CALIFORNIA FRUIT CANDIES?EATON'S STATIONERY?WATERMAN'S AND SHEAFFER'S PENS?A FULL LINE OF '
YARDLEY'S TOILET GOODS? HOUBIGANTS?HUDNU l"S?MAX FACTOR?COTY'S?AND THE OTHER BEST LIKED LINES.
7 LIVE SPRUCE TREES BABY GIFTS FIREWORKS
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BROAD STREET ?PHONE 30 PROMPT DELIVERY DeKALB STREET ? PHONE 130
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For MEN ONLY
Why not oorae by the IT rock Shop and lot um help you select a
protty Christmas preaent for your wife?
Baptist Church 8ervlces
The following services are announced
for week beginning December
18, at the Camden Baptist church:
Sunday school at 10 o'clock with V. J.
Hector, superintendent, In charge.
Public worship conducted by J. B.
Caston, pastor, at 31:15 a. in. and 7:15
p. m. Morning subject: "Almost
Saved But Ivost." Evening subject:
"The Breath of Gossip." B. T. U.
with picture at 6:80 with Christopher
Vnnghnn director, in charge. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30
The public is cordially invited to attend
all services of this church.
Presbyterian Church Services
Services at Bethesda Presbyterian
church on Sunday, December 18, is
nnnounced as follows by A. Douglas
McArn, pastor. They will bo: Church
-school at 10 a. in.; with a Bible class
for every age. Morning worship with
tiermon and anthem at 11:15. The
public is cordially Invited to these
services.
As of July 1. 102S, there wore 4.290
civil aircraft in the United States
having licenses.
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Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Following 1b a schedule of cervices
for the Mission of Our I^ady of Perpetual
Help, Father Burke, pastor:
Holy Sacrifice of the Mubs?Sunday
morning at 6:15 and 11:00 o'clock.
Week day Mass at 8:00 a. in. First
Friday and Holy Days of Obligation
at 6:15 a. in.
Confession#?Saturday afternoon,
from 6:00 to 6:00 o'clock, and again
ut 7:30. Confessions for Holy Days
of Obligation and First Friday; on
the preceding day, the same hours as
Saturday.
Benediction of the Most Blessed
Sacrament?Sunday evening at 6:30.
Religious Instruction for Children?
Thursday afternoon at 3:30.
Garden Club Encourages Decorations
The Camden Garden club Is asking
the residents of the city of cooperate
In making Camden-a " Beautiful City"
for the holiday season. The club Is
offering a prize of five dollars for the
most attractive exterior decoration of
the home, including trees, shrubbery
and doorways.
Those desiring to enter the contest
will please notify Mrs. Douglas McI
Arn or Mrs .1 G Richards, Jr.. Ill
[order that their namea may be subI
in 11 ted to the judges.
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I Presents Coach
With New Auto
(By Jerry)
He rates ace high among tho high
school grid coaches?In fact, there
are hundreds In Houth Carolina who
will bear witness to the fact that
John Vlllepigue is Just about tops In
that line of endeavor.
And so we say. as all In Camden
will echo?that nice new shining car
that was presented to John Vlllepigue
at the football banquet last Friday
night at the Camden Hotel, was well
deserved and the board of trustees
Is to be complimented upon the
thoughtfulness of the timely gesture.
And what a banquet that was that
host Jack Nettles dished up. A real
dinner with turkey and all the trimmings
served at a table that was resplendent
with the gold and black of
the Camden colors. The menu was
HO appetizing that everybody u&.
til we had fears for the speaking program
that was to follow the gaatronomlcal
feats.
Woll, anyway, Coach John received
the keys of the gift-car from W.
Robin Zemp, chairman of the school
trustees and for once ,we saw the
Camden grid mentor nervous. And
what an applause went up when the
belcvod coach accepted the keys.
One hundred payers and friends
gathered around the fine table to
pay homage to one of the greatest
grid teams In Camden high school
history.
And mixed in the potpurrl of exciting
ev-entB that took place during the
two hours or more that the boys and
girls were in session was the announcement
of the election of Jack
Marshall as 1939 Bulldog football
captain. And did Jack got a big
hand! We'll say so.
Professor Richards came In for some
lusty cheers when he rose to apeak
and he certainly high-lighted the
speaking program with some remat'KS
directed as a tribute to Camden fans.
Camden players and the line fellows
who worked with John Vlllepigue as
the board of strategy or sometimes
referred to as the "brain trust." I
Douglas Lynch, one of the finest
blocking backs we have ever seen in'
action, was awarded the blocking trophy
tendered by the Corner Book
Store?the award being made on the
basis of votes cast by his team mates.
Coach Vlllepigue presented tho trophy
and Doug was accorded a big
ovation from the crowd.
And smiling Jack Nettles, seriouseyed
E. Clarksou Rhame, and that
eminent hustler, J. Blakeney Zemp,
were also accorded tribute and substantial
recognition for their interest
and activity in connection with the
football program.
Tho Rev. Brvce Herbert, of the
Lyttleton Street Methodist church,
was toastmaster for the evening and
did a magnificent job. Responses to
the nod froYn Mr. Herbert were made
by Mayor F. N. McCorkle, an ardent
supporter of the football team; Jack
Nettles, Clarksou Rhame, Blake Zemp
and others.
We think that the tribute that
Coach Vlllepigue paid to George West
?the retiring captain of the Bulldogs
?was one of the finest and most
timely we have listened to in a long
long time. George has been an outstanding
football player?the "best r
have ever coached." said the coach,
but not only that?but "George West
has been a shining example of what
we would describe as being 'An All
American high school boy.' " High
ideals, fine personality and a splen
did athlete?he is a boy that all of
Chmden and South Carolina can wel
be proud of.
Not to miss the part the fair sex
played ? we want to say that it was
fine to have the girls of the cheering
group present and the response by
Miss Khetta Blakeney to the call of
the chair was splendid
And in parting let us extend con
gratulations to Hotel Camden and all
who had anything to do with making
tiie affair so outstanding, pleasant
and?appetizing!
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COURT INN
Served from I 2:30 to 2 P. M.
Sunday and Holiday Dinners $1.00
NOONDAY LUNCHEON 75c SUNDAY SUPPERS 75c
" Bruno C. Hellmund, former chef of Hobkirk, is in charge of the
culinary department, ably assisted by John Borrini of Camden. *
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YELLOWJACKET8 DEFEAT
RAMBLERS BY 7-6 8CORE
Tho Camden Yellow jackets rode to
an Impressive 7 to 6 win over the
Ramblers before a crowd of some one
thousand polo fans who gathered under
sunny skies at the No. 2 field
Sunday afternoon.
The Jacket foursome jumped to an
early lead as Tupper and Boykln split
the uprights, with long shots in the
first and second chukkers. Tupper
rode through tho Rambler defense
again in the early minutes of the
third period to counter on an angle
shot. A goal by Robertson late In
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the same period made the score 3-1
as they came out for the fourth chukker.
Tho Ramblers threatened when
Bates scored on a beautifully executed
belly shot, but PuBose .sent the
willow sailing high over the center
of the posts on a shot from midfleld,
and again with a reverse shot from
in front of tho goal that put the Jackets
out In front by a 5 to 2 score.
The Ramblers offense snapped to
life in the fifth chukker, the blue-clads
fighting desperately to close the gap.
Lightfoot uncorked a beauty from
midfield that sailed within ten feet
of the goal from where Robertson
pushed it through for a score. Theso
two Rambler aces pulled the same
combination minutes later and the
Jacket lead was threatened for the
first, time. The Rambler ponies tired
under the terrific pace, however, and
Tupper scored for the Jackets as the
period ended.
The final chukker turned out to he
a thriller. Bates scored quickly on a
long shot and Light foot tallied shortly
after the face-off on a belly shot
from in front of the goal. The Ramblers
had their Jacket brothers on the
run and as the final whistle sounded,
Lightfoot sent a long one sizzling up
the field, only to hit a goal post and
bounce harmlessly into the end zone.
Scoring: Tupper 3, Robertson 3,
Bates 2, DuBose 2, Boykin 2, Lightfoot
1.
Lineups: v
Ramblers Yellowjackets
1?Burns DuBose
2?Robertson Tupper
3?Lightfoot Boykin
4?Bates . Little
GOOD VALUES
MAYFI ELD
CORN, No. 2 can, 2 cans 15c '
DURKEE'8 OR DELMAR
MARGARINE, lb 15c
SEEDED OR SEEDLESS
RAISINS, 15 oz. pkg 7V?c
ALASKA PINK
SALMON, tall can 10c
PET. CARNATION OR SILVER COW
MILK, 6 baby cans or 3 tall cans 20c ;
WHITE LACE. PLAIN OR SR
FLOUR, 25 lbs 83c j
BRAZIL NUTS, lb 19c j
COCOA, 2 lb. can N 15c j
Green Giant PEAS, 17 oz. can 15c
Silver Cup COFFEE, lb. 15c; 3 lb. pkg. 42c !
WHEAT1ES or KORN-K1X, 2 pkgs 25c !
Armour's CORN BEEF HASH, 16 oz. can 15c
FLOUR, Pillsbury's Best, 24 lbs 95c
SALT or MATCHES, 3?5c boxes 10c
ENGLISH WALNUTS, lb 19c |
THE HOME STORES
"Where the Dollar Does its Duty"
GOOD EATS :: ZERO PRICES
QUALITY MEAT AT LOW PRICES
Pork ( hops .. 20c
Pork Hams .. 20c
Lean
Pork Shoulder 17c
Homemade
Pork Sausage 20c
Mixed
Sausage, 2 lbs. 25c
Sliced Rindless Breakfast lb.
Bacon 25c
Veaj Cutlets . 29c
' Shoulder
Veal Chops .. 19c
Veal Roast .. 15c
Baby Beef
Round Steak. 25c
HOME STORE ECONOMY MARKET
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I Camden Theatre J
FRIDAY, DEC. 16
Shirley Tempi"
i eft;r!rs- r.'iVr?"TT
Mill Robinson
"JUST AROUND
THE CORNER"
SATURDAY, DEC. 17
The Jones Kamilv in
"SAFETY IN NUMBERS"
I Also Red Harry" and Comedies
SATURDAY, DEC. 17
10:30 Show
Joel McCrea?Andrea l^eeds
"YOUTH TAKES
A FLING"
MONDAY and TUESDAY,
DECEMBER 19?20
The Most Fun You've Even Had!
The Most Fun You've Ever Known
"DOWN ON THE FARM"
With Jed Prouty
Spring Buington
Roberta Smith and others
^ W E D N ES^A
Errol Flynn
Olivia DeHavilland
Rosalind Russell In
"FOUR'S A CROWD"
I 8-daY super offer!
I Come In! See It! Hear It!
FREE!
This De-lightful, De-lovely, De-luxe, $6.00
MUSICAL POWDER BOX FREE with
LANE HOPE CHEST
rnrr moth insurance
rlltt policy included
Convenient
Terms
# The instant you lift the top of this exquisite musical
powder box, it softly plays a charming tune. It's a
regular $6.00 value that we are giving absolutely free
for the next 8 days with each Lane Hope Chest. Conic
in and see these gorgeous chests. The superb modern
chest illustrated is finished in walnut veneers and
equipped with Lane's Automatic Rising Tray. (
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