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printed and plain ... silk, linen and cha. . . J- -- -- ? ,{W VH1 dresses . - ^ . v THE FROCK: SHOP ^gggggSBggwgaagg^Hg-1, 'i i.',i' ,i SOCIETY NEWS T?Upkoit? 100 -; Honors Mr. and Mra. Rhamo A lovely sooial event of tW week whs the to# %hioh Mr. aud Mrs. Will Goodate add "Miss Jean Harris gave late Suuday afternoon at the Goodale home, Fair street, complimenting Mr. and Mrs. Clarkaon Hhame whose marilago was an Interesting event of April 19. The' host and hostesses received their guestB on the terrace, only the close friends ot the young couple being Invited,. Mrs. P. W. Freeman. Jr., of Bennettesville and Miss Jean Harris served punch. Sandwiches, green and white Iced cakes, --nuts, and mints were nerved?The prettily appointed table was centered with the three-tiered wedding cake. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. K. I>. Rodgers of Bennettsvllle. Mrs. Clarkson Rhame was honor guest again on Wednesday when Mrs. Abbott Goodale ' and Mrs.u Douglas Wiggins gave a luncheon for her at the home of the former In Cheraw. Mrs. Roland Goodale was among those who attended the party from Camden. Legion Auxiliary Party The home of Mrs. John Mullen on Mill street was the scene of a lovely affair Monday afternoon when the American Legion Auxiliary sponsored a party to raise funds to send a pupil to the Opportunity School at CIemson College In July. Twenty-six tables of bridge and Chinese checkers were in play.- The party rooms were lovely with quantities of pink and I white garden flowers, a green and I whife color scheme being used in the I dining room. The table was overlaid | with an imported cloth and centered I with a crystal bowl of daisies and I w/ilte candles in crystal holders. High score prize In the bridge W games was won by Mrs. Lambert I>0I Pass and In the Chinese checkers by P Mrs. G .F. Cpoley. Mrs. A. S. DavJdjs on won the bingo prize. Punch, sandwiches and cookies were served. Birthday Party. Mrs. J. G. Cunningham was hosteBS at a delightful children's party "Fri|clay given in celpbration of the thir teenth birthday of her daughter, Mar garet Rebecca. After a number of games were enjoyed the hostess serried punch, cakes and cookies to about |twenty-flve of - Margaret Rebecca's lechool friends. Miss Maggie Brown |as9isted in entertaining. Miss Creed In Pageant | Hartsville, May 4. Miss Sophia Creed, of Camden, will have a lead ingpart in the dance pageant to he |presented May 6 by students of the |department of physical education at Coker college as a feature of the an|nual college May Day Festival. Miss Creed.. is. a .at Coker col: Library Benefit Tho Camden Library Association |gave a flfteen-table bridge benefit at St. Mary's Hall Wednesday after|m>on. The proceeds will be given to Cm department of Juvenile books at |the library. Mrs. Samuel Russell was |general chairman and serving with |lmr were Mrs. Henry Savage, Sr., Mrs. |l>onald Morrison, Mrs. ^J.- M.- VllleHpigue, Mrs. Jack Whltaker, Jr., Mrs. Jack Nettles, Mrs. Kennedy Blake|iioy. Mrs. T. Lee Little and Mrs. A. |c. McKaln. _J The door prize was won by Mrs. A. Hs Llewellyn4, High score prize went to Mrs. Lee "XJttle, second high to |mrs. Jack Nettles, and the low prize to Miss Henrietta Zemp. The hall |was beautifully decorated, for ^ the party?pine tops and many gar ipn flowers being used. Mrs. John Devlne and Mrs. Henry Savage presided at the punch bowls. Compliments Recent Brlds Mils LI ft Ko8b delightfully enter-1 tgined ftt u trousseau shower on the 'evening of April 20, honoring Mrs. Joe A. Moaeley, a bride of this month. Several interesting games, including Chinese checkers were enjoyed by the twenty guests present. After the games the guests were invited into the dlptng rodfft where punch, sandwiches and cakes were served. A large wedding cake was cut by the bride and many lovely and useful gifts were concoaled within. Mrs. Marys Entertains Mrs. Robert Marye gave a party Thursday afternoon at her home for the members of her card club. Among the guests were Mrs. Wallace Ball o' Columbia, Miss Marguerite Schooumaker, Mrs. John Mullen, Mrs. W. L. Ooodale and Miss Ethel-Yaie*.?Tho hostess served a salad course. Named Secretary of Class Spartanburg, May 3.?At a recent election at Wofford College Daniel M. McCasklll of Camden was elected as secretary of the rising sophomore class. Mr. McCaskiU has taken an active t>art in extra-curricula activities .since his arrival on the campus in tne fall. Garden Party Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Bates entertained informally from 5 to 7 o'clock at a garden party Saturday afternoon In honor of Col. and Mrs. Clark Williams of New York. Assisting. the host and hostess in entertaining werel Mrs. Zander Clarkson, Mrs. D. Smith-1 j Heath and Mrs. John Davidson. Picnic For Children On Friday night at the Four-H club . house Mr. and Mrs. Petrry Langston ' gave a picnlo In honor of their daughter and son, Mickey and Bobby Langston. Twenty-four rhilrlrAn woro invited and a delightful chicken supper was served. LeglQn Auxiliary To Meet The May meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held at the home of Mrs. A. S. Llewellyn oh Friday, May 12, at 4 o'clock. All members are especially urged to attend as the state president of the organization will be present, Mrs. W. W. Holland, of Spartanburg. Winner* In District Contests In the fifth district contests of the state -high school league, the following pupils of the Baron DeKalb high school won places: General scholarship?Ruby Pauline Young. Biology?Hilda Elizabeth Owens. Biology?-Ruby Pauline Young. The fifth district includes, in addition to Kershaw county, the counties of Lee, Sumter, Clarendon, and Darlington. The district winners represented their respective schools in the state-wide contests held in Columbia last week. In these contests Ruby Pauline Young won honors In biology. ?, ?... Won Health .Contests? ..J An outstanding feature of the Junior 4-H council meeting on Saturday, April 29, was a health contest for boys and girls. The girls took the health examination and Juanlta Anderson, of the Midway 4-H club, was awarded first place. She will represent Kershaw county at the State Health contest to be held during the State Short Course at Winthrop the firs; week in August. Tying for second honors were: An-' nie Mae Godwin, Malvern Hill 4-Hj club; and Lily Mae Hyatt, Midway 4-H cfub. Winners In the boys contest were: First, Wade Holley; second. McLain Marsh. Both p/ these boys are from the Antioch 4-H club. The United States has dosed its -doors to further Jewish visitors from Germany, but it is still providing a haven /or many who came here as visitors in recent years and have nevj er left GA8VWV"ELECTRIC I ob all machines?industrial of antomotiTe I GENERAL REPAfXS ^ BICYCLE REPAIRS 11 11 Personal Mention Miss Martha Singleton is on a visit to friends in Richmond. Mrs. Sterne Kvaus spent the week end with friends In Asheboro, N. C. Dixie Boykln left Thursday for New York City to visit friends. Miss Heleu Pooser. of Uibsou. N. C., was the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Pooser last week. ' Mrs. John U Weeks has closed her home, "Blooiusbury," and gone to New York for the summer. Mr. aud Mrs. Jack Olyburn and daughter left this week for bakevllle, Conn., to spend the Bummer months. Mr. and Mrs. D. I>. bee had as their guestB last Sunday, Mrs. H. P. Stew art and son and Mrs. M. R. Pearson, of Andersoh. Mrs. A. Reed Sarratt returned to Camden Tuesday after undergoing an operation at the Presbyterian hospital lu Charlotte. Her friends will be glad to know she Is getting along nicely. Miss Caroline Nolson, a student at Wlnthrop college, was at home last I week end with her parents, Mr. and Mib. Joseph Nelsou. She had as her guests Misses Dorothy baw and Vivian Pittman, of Biahopville. | Friends of W. Clinton Moore, of the Wateree mill village, will regret to learn that he had to be carried to the Columbia hospital for treatment. Ho has been in the hospital since last Thursday. Mr. aud Mrs J. J. Cunningham were in Camden Tuesday and Wednesday, stopping over enroute from Miami Bea$h, Fla., to Great Barrington, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham were with the Court Inn for a loug number of years. Thomas J. Kirkland Is on a visit to his mother, Mrs. T. J. Ktrkland. He left blma, Peru, last Friday with his wife and son, taking the PanAmerican Airways plane to Miami and arrived in Camden Monday.* Mr. Kirkland Is in the employ of the PanAmerican Airways. Mr. and Mrs. James Walter Brown, of bynchburg, Va., are visttng relatives and friends in Camden and bee county this week. Mr. Brown is a son of the late Walter Brown and spent a number of years In the United States navy. - Ho Is now with theweather department of the bynchbuig airport. kTwanis notes | The attendance of the Klwanls club was much better this week, thanks to Donald Morrison's efforts. Wish we could have one hundred per cent present for the luncheon next Tuesday which.1 will be at the Fair Grounds for the farmers barbecue which our fellow member, W. C. McCarley, Is working so hard on. The club .^foted to attend in a body. We should show the farmer how much we think of him here In Camden by attending this affair. The meeting Tuesday was In charge of the music committee, Dr. A. W. Humphries, chairman. We were delightfully entertained by a talk in behalf of the South Carolina's Symphony. Mrs. James Y. Perry, of Columbia, was here and everyone enjoyed < jher explanation of just what the sym[ phony means to South Carolina. Mrs. Perry pointed out that It would mean much to the state from an advertising standpoint. She explained that we have had nothing of this sort in the south since the civil war. We have all read much in the different papers about the symphony but we learned more today and would like to keep In closer touch with the developments. We all are' keenly Interested; Mrs. Bruce Was Hostess On Friday at four o'clock, Mrs. Basil Bruce entertained a few friends at j cards. High score prizes went t>, Mrs. bee Mays and Mrs. Joe McKaii.j Calling after cards was Mrs. Paul Duffer, of Newmarket, Va. HE SAVED THE $395 - A* gentleman who lives his winters in South Carolina asked an ^accountant In the town where he spends them to prepare for him a statement of what his Income tax would be if he became a citizen of this state. Th< gentleman has an income of approximately $10,000 a year?a taxable Income of that amount. He now Is a citizen of a Northern state. The accountant prepared the statement and this is what it showed: The visitor's normal income tax; under South Carolina law would have been $72 less than he was paying in the North. But with South Carolina's special tax on intangibles added, the put would have jumped to $395 more than the visitor was paying fa the North.; ^ ' " The figure* were presented, tile visitor studied them, then said: "^elU I guess I might as well save th$t.$396. Citizenship here Isn't worth any more t>??n in an/ other state."?Columbia State. '' ~ , I The Argentine government, following a policy of modified orop oentrol, haa authorized loan# totaling $,000,000 r.c B frTtf * ii - ' IW '* * * I" 1 B- 1 ^,.|==!| | "SAY IT WITH F LOWERS " MOTHERS DAY SUNDAY ? MAY 14 I Box of Assorted Flowers for .... $1.50 ! Beautiful Hydrangea or Fuchsia plant for $ 1.00 Other plants from 40c up ? Geraniums, Pelargoniums, etc. THE CAMDEN FLORAL COMPANY PHONE 193 CAMDEN, S. C. | p. 1 ? ? ? ? ?j 1 B ' <8 DeKalb News Notes Misses Ruby Vincent ami Pauline Williams were the guests of Miss Mildred Vincent Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Young and family visited Mrs. Young's mothor Sunday. ? Mrs^-hr. J. Raker and son mut daugh* ter, Oran and Mary, spent Sunday with Mrs. J. R. Horton. MIbs Dally Ray was the week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Ray. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brasingtou are receiving congratulations upon the arrival of a daughter, Alice Marie. Miss Willie Mae Faulkenberry spent tho past week end with Miss Ruby Sowed, at Heath Springs. . Miss Oarris Vincent returned home Sunday from a visit to her sister, Mrs. Dock Talbert,, at I^ancaster. David Hinson, of Rock Hill, visited his parents during the week end. Miss Fannie Mae Hinson was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Brasington duriug the week end. / Miss Grace Horton Is spending the week In Camden with her sister, Mrs. Lloyd Smyrl. Bobbie Glenn Williams, of Camden, is spending this week with his uncle, John Richard Holland. Miss Sara Jean 'Rush, of Camden, was the week end guest of Miss Daucas Owens. Mrs. N. B. Workman, of near Camden, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Nye Workman Sunday. L. D. Truesdale, of Kershaw, spent the week end in Allendale with friends. The friends of Horaoe Williams will be glad to hear that he Is slightly improving-AtJJjaJCaindeja.JijOJiiiiLal-wIieru he has been a patient for several days. Tho following teachers Bpent the week end in their respective homes: Miss Bell, Due West; Miss Williams, Dacusville; Miss Willie McCotnb, Troy; Miss Hewlett, Allendale; and Mr. Livingston, Prosperity. Albertus Thomas spent the week end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomas. Rep. L. H. Siau Lose* Life In Wreck Klngstreo, April 28.?State Representative L. H. Siuu, of Georgetown county was killed today when his automobile ran off a highway on a curvo throe miles from here. Miss Ella II. McDonald, about 60 years -old, alee of?Georgetown;?inrtta fatally Injured. She dlod several hours later in a Florence hospital. Slau and Miss McDonald were returning from Columbia. He wub a former chairman of the Georgetown county board of commissioners. By the return of the Brltieh ambassador to Berlin, the N??l government believes that Grout Britain haa backed down. w Camden Theatre THURSDAY and FRIDAY, MAY 4 and 5 Alioe Faye, Constance Bennett, Nancy Kelly and Charles Farrell in "TAIL SPIN" Added: Walt Dlaney Cartoon SATURDAY, MAY 6 Sidney Tolor and Phyllis Brooks in "CHARLIE CHAN IN HONOLULU" Last chapter "Scouts to Rescue" and oomedles. )^OOOOO#OOO^0OOOOOOOOOOO< MONDAY and TUESDAY, . MAY 8 and 9 Jackie Cooper, Freddie Bartholomew, Tim Holt and Henry Hull In "THE SPIRIT OF CULVER" WEDNESDAY, MAY 10 Jed Prouty, Shirloy Dean, Spring Byii^ton and llussell Gloason In "EVERYBODY'S BABY" THURSDAY and FRIDAY, MAY 11 and 12 Shirley Temple in / I '"Tiir ? ITTI r DDIIUrCCG" I A A A A-a LiA a a n ? a STAR FEATURES PRESENTED BY THE SALES FORCE THAT MEAN REAL SAVINGS! DON'T MISS THEM?THEY ARE TIMELY ITEMS?SELECTEQ BY EMPLOYEES FOR THIS SPECIAL EVENT. BUY NOW?SAVE?PENNEY'S EMPLOYEES APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE. 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