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Wil ?7? : ' ~ ? ,"" 1 ?J" 1 . 11 '"I " ""| I MID WINTER CLASSES Are now beginning. Learn BEAUTY CULTURE in an MUbliiked, accredited BEAUTY SCHOOL. For _ "V ' . " - M MMMtMli: umle * 1 Sumter School of Beauty Culture 130 North Main'Street SUMTER, S. C. j^r~~**~ "" '1 MMMMM?BMM?MWM?????i^??? I i Ml i II r" ill... ^ SOCIETY NEWS IfeUphoM 100 ' ! I * ? W. M. 8. To Msst The \V. M. S, Union will moot on Saturday, January 30, at 10 o'clock at Wateree Baptist church. Itet's have a large attendance from all Woman's Missionary" Societies In the union says ,h" He(iTetiryV ' ' ' 'I !|' " . 1 ; iiTT. .1 .. I . .. ... Marriage Announced -. Mr. und Mrs. H; E5. Graham announce the marriage of their daughter. Eileen# Graham Lattimore, to Mr. William Kelly, of Columbia. The murriage ceremony was performed by the Rev. R^ Bryce Herbert A his study, Monday, January 15 at 7:00 o'clock." Only the immediate families were present. ' . Mrs. Hay Was Hostess Thursday afterndbn Mrs. W. O. Hay gave a bridge party at her home and the players were, In addition to the members of her club, Mrs. Douglas Boy kin, Mrs. Warren Harris, Mi's. Nettles Lindsay and Mi*#! John deIx>ach, After the bridge game a salad course and cofTee were served by the hostess. Many Plan Parties Of special social ihterest is the forthcoming annual President's Ball for the aleviation of Infantile paralysis. to be glvei) Tuesday evening, January 30, at 9:30 o'clock at the Hobkirk Inn. Many parties are being planned to precede the affair. Mrs. .lames R. Porter Is chairman of the dance committee and will be assisted by Miss Peggy Wing. Hostess at Luncheon A lovely bridge luncheon was given by Mrs. Robert Marye at her home Wednesday morning. Mrs. Samuel Russell. Mrs. Leila B. Kirkland, of Old Lyme. Conn.; Mrs. Barnwell Clarkson and M toe Helen Harman played with members of Mrs. Marye's olub. The game was interrupted* for luncheon at noon and was continued until later in the afternoon. Honor Recent Bride Mrs. Jack Clyburn and Mrs. S. . C. Clyburn were Joint hostesses at a inisceltaBffSqf, shower honoring Mra. David Vippewi&an on Friday at lfce home of Mrs. W. Craig, Clyburn. Mrs. Vlpperman, a recent bride, wore a becoming dfess of black chiffon. Her corsage was of pink carnations. Games were played and much fun was had autographing a rolling pin. Delicious sandwiches, cakes and coffee w&re served from an attfactfrely decorated table in the Oenter of which was a miniature bride and groom. The honor guest received many beautiful and useful gifts for her new home. De\fl/olf-Te?m Marriage Mrs. Sumter Mills Clarke, or KatiU, has Issued announcements of tbe marriage of her daughter,' Mrs. Helen I Clarke DeWolf, and John Lawrence Team, of Camden, Thursday afternoon. January 11. at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Samuel Clarke In Forest Hills, Columbia, The /ceremony was performed by the Rev. A. Douglas McArn.nof the Prosbyterian church, Camden, in front of au Improvised altar of palms, ferns and white cathedral tapers- Itv-silvercandelabra. Only the two immediate families were present. . The bride wore a stunning beige wool suit with a fox collar, and her accessories wore brown. She also wore a corsage,.of orchids showered with lilies of the valley. Immediately after the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Clarke entertained with a reception in honor of the wedding guests. Later in the afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Team left for a wedding trip to Florida, after which they will be at home in Camden. Mrs. Team is a sister of Samuel and Rufus R. Clarke and of Mrs. John M. Sandlfer, of Columbia, where she has often visited.?Columbia Record. Quiet Home Wedding A wedding of much Interest to their many friends in 8outh Carolina and Virginia was that of Jane Caston, only daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. J. I B, Caston, of Camden, and the ReV. Henry Dennis Anderson, son of James Anderson and the late Mrs. Anderson, of Clover, Virginia. Mrs. Anderson graduated from the Camden high school and .from Furntan University in the class of 1939. Mr. Anderson graduated from the .Clover high Achool, of Clover, Virginia; from Mars Hill College, of Mars Hill, North Carolina, and will graduate from Furman University this summer. They are living at 11 Poinsett Avenue, in Greenville, South Carolina, where they have an apartment. The marriage was performed on Friday, January 12 at the home of the bride's parents and the ceremony was by the bride's father. Mrs. Goodale Hostess Mrs. Dess Goodale's party Wednesday afternoon was for the members of her bridge club and the following guests: Mrs. W. O. Miller, of Newberry; Mrs. Hubert Wilson and Mrs. Davis Green.- Refreshments were served hefore the game and at the conclusion the high score winners I were MrB. A. C. MeKain, Mrs. A. C. Bradham and Mrs. Lee Little.. Sliver Tea at Exchange _ You are Invited at attend a Silver Tea given at Woman's Exchange, Saturday afternoon, January 20, from 4 to six. Benefit Woman's Auxiliary of Grace Episcopal church. , 1 i.i. * Mr. and Mrs. Clifford McLeod and daughter, Mac Rita, of Holly Hill, visited Mrs. A. L. McLeod recently. - Exceptional Eia/ues / , ABSOLUTE DISPOSAL OF ALL FALL FASHIONS rjppqqCTQ ^ stanning group of bright* ^ >4 colored and pastel Dresses in sheer wool, jersey cftf*d other fabrics. They are all b fresh fashions, just the thing for now and later on. Formerly $22.95 to $24.95 SPRING MERCHANDISE ? ARRIVING DAILY ?*? ?: itn< KIRKWOOO HOTEL CAMDEN, S. C. ' ? I ' - ; ' . . .. ' Personal Mention Mr. Hint Mrs Garnet Kittrell spent Sunday with their families In Orangeburg. Mrs, Caroline Burnet Jeffries, of WauhliuftQU, is the gueat of her ^unt and undo, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Whitaker, Sr. Mrs. James H. Hammond and her daughter, Miss Laura Hammond, were visitors here Wednesday. | Mrs. Hubert Wilson was oalled to Union Thursday on account of the 111I uess of her father, J. D. Arthur. Mr. and Mra. Paul Duffer, of Virginia, are on a visit to the letter's j mpther, Mrs. John Goodale. Mrs. Keudall Arledgo, of Rome, Qeorgla, is visiting' her pareuta, Mr. aud Mrs. l^awrence H. Myers. , Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Boykln McCaskill, at the Camden hospital on Sunday, January *4, a son. I Mr. and Mrs. DeLoache Sheorn and baby returned Sunday from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Rochelle Sheorn in St. Petersburg, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Dutcher and i daughter, Penelope, of Elkton, Mary ' land, are visiting Mra. Dutcher's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Moseley, Sr. Belk 8tore Progresses Work on the new store of the Belk ^ oompany is progressing rapidly. As the Job entails a complete renovation of two buildings, it will require many weeks before the new department store begins to take sha^e. The Outlook Shoppe, wliioh was ^ moved Into the Burns building, formerly occupied by the Variety store, ^ is now open for business and with the ^ renovating that has been done, is a ( big improvement to that part of the ^ business district. g The Variety Shop is now located In the new store on Broad street, south ^ of Rutledge, recently built by Joseph Sheheen. * 4 Baptist Church Services The following services are announced for the week beginning January I 21, at the Camden Baptist church: 1 Sunday school at 10 o'clock with .C. * O. Stogner, superintendent in charge. J Public worship conducted by the pas- ( tor. J. B. Caston, at 11:16 a. an., and 1 7:30 p. m. Morning subject: "Labor- < ers With God." Evening subject, < "The Kingdom Within." Training 1 Union with Christopher Vaughan, dl- * rector, at 6.30. The Training Union 1 opens with a Bible picture. Prayer- f meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30. * The public is cordially invited to at- , tend ail serviced of this church. I , Bethesda Presbyterian Church || Sunday, January 21, services withII A. Douglas McArn, pastor, at Bethes-IJ da Presbyterian church will be/ asII follows: Church school with a Bible 11 class for every age at 10 a. m. Morn-11 ing worship with anthem and sermon j at 11:15 o'clock. The public is cor-IJ dially invited to these services. j j 1 11 Grace Episcopal Churoh II The services for Sunday, January|| 21 will be: Holy communion, 8:00 a.II m.J Church school, 9^ m.; Morn-1J Ing prayer and sermonMoy the rector|l at- 11:16 a. m.; Young People's meet-|| ing, 7:00 p. m. h Club Met Wednesday j : Mrs. Klrby Tupper gave a bridge 11 party at her home at Mulberry Plan-II .tatlon Wednesday afternoon. Only I members of the hostess club were pre- I Bent. Il Gussle Woltz Succumbs ' II Gussle M. Woltz, age 67, a respect- I ed member of colored colony and I active In the affairs of the Mt. Moriahll Baptist church up to a year ago when! she became an Invalid, died at herl home at 910 Campbell street Tuesday morning at 12:15 o'clock/ The funeral was held from the home Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Deceased is survived by three sons, John, of Wll-j mlngton, N. C.; Vernon, of Raleigh,j N. C., and Mack, a barber, of this city, and one daughter, Dorothy, also! of this city. Compliments Visitor _ Mrs. W; O. MUl?'', of Newberry, has! been a guest during the past week ofl Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Niles. Besides] the several small, Informal parties I complimenting Mrs. Miller, a large! bridge party was given In her honor! by Mrs. D. C. Hlnson and her sister,] Miss Gertrude Glllts, Tuesday ere-| nlng at the Qlllis home on Fair street.] Cut flowers and potted plants, arrang-l ed about the rooms, made an attraeG tire setting for the four table# ofl fridge players and one of set-bask. j The bridge score prises were von byj Mis# Sarah Wolfe and Mrs. Wyltoi Hogue and tn the set-back game Mrs.] Julian Graham woo the prise. DellclouOrefreshmenta were served I by the hostesses after the 'card game, r Junior Auxiliary 1 The American Legion Junior Auxiliary met at the home of the president. Nettle Leepe Ogbnrn, on January IT. The leader, Mrs. D. C. Hlnson. cussed what the Auxiliary was to do the remainder of the Tear. The meetw? -*????. I -i Church To Observe Anniversary Services The pastor, o/flcers and congrtgatiou of Mt. Moriah Baptist church have Issued the following invitation to the seventy-fourth anniversary of the rounding of that church: "This letter comes to greet our members and friends upon the celebration of our seventy-fourth anniversary which takes place Sunday, Jam itary 28, 1940, and at which time we cordially invite you and friends to worship with us and help ua> to enjoy this .happy achievement in our church life. "For seventy-four years our church lias stood as a beacon light pointing men and women to a higher plane of Dhristian living. It has helped in every moral, civic and religious movement that has been put forth by our community. It has been a harbinger af peace and racial good-will and a promoter of love and well-being imong all our citizens, for all of which we are Justly proud. "We are very proud o'f the charitable spirit that has been shown by our many- friends, both by their presence uid contributions, which have encouraged and helped to relieve us of many mibarrassments. Your assistance ast year helped us greatly In getting >ur organ properly repaired; our ;hurch nicely painted and renovated n the interior; and our fenee-around he churchyard partly rebuilt. To neet all of our needs, to complete our ence and take care of obligations we i ire In need of four hundred dollars < and ask that you assist us in raising this amount. "At 3:46 tho main anniversary service will be held at which time the Rev. Doctor Maurice Clarke, rectog; of the Episcopal church (whjte) of Camden, will deliver the seventy-fourth anniversary sermon. Other features of tho service will be a brief history of the church, jubilee and spiritual songs as sung by our fathers and mothers. Come and enjoy these services with us. ,_"At 7:30 p. m. we wllj have the closing service with the singing of Jubilee and spiritual songs by our two choirs and short addresses by our officers and reports from the clubs. "All are welcome." Mrs. Annie Daurine Dodge, wife of I the late Daniel Dodge, has been a-1 warded $1,260,000 of his estate, by a decision of the Detroit, Mich., probate court. ?? ?-?I p Banks To Close Today Today, FYiday, January 19, betng a # Southern holklay In observance Ot/r Robert E. Lee's birthday, the tvfA ,./ banks of Catnden will be closed. ' V.,V<: Hosts at Dinner Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Richards,. Jr.* ?\S|gj were dinner hosts to twelve gue&ts on . Monday evening. The honor gueatat wore Mrs. Richards' aunt, Mrs. J. E. W. Hailp. ot Rock. Hill, and hor bro ther, Robert Hayes, of Washington,, . D. C. Dinner was served buffet from a prettily appointed table in the dhling room and cards and games were enjoyed later. The hostess was assisted In entertaining by feer mother, Mrs. I. R. Hayes. All the crew of the 8,568-ton Gerr man steamer, Bahla Blanca, which sank after ramming an Iceberg, in an .V':? attempt to run thru the British block- ' rade to Germany, have been saved and no one is on the injured list. . .'.2-^00 ; y ??,? Flowers for all occasions CALL . -<> PHONE No. 193 I THE CAMDEN FLORAL COMPANY I flRHHHHHHBBHHHHHHBHHHHBHBHHBBSBI | 100 Warner Aspirin Tablets .. 39c | I I 100 McKesson's Aspirin Tablets 49c | II 100 Bayer Aspirin Tablets 69c Wampole Cod Liver Oil pint 89c M i McKesson's Vitamin Cod Liver Oil pint ........ 75c 1 | Wine of Cardui bottle 89c. I | [ Rubbing Alcohol 15c, 25c, 39c. I I [ Kotex-Modeas package i 20c. | I Mineral Oil pint ...? 39c and 47c? ;J I DePASS' > DRUG STORE I qj . 'r-v. ^ Number of working days in December 25 I Number of Deposits (exclusive of Savings) I handled by us during December 2,997 Number of out-of-town checks cleared I ' by us . 4,994 J| Bll CONGRATULATIONS .SB *( - , ! AND THANKS S|H ' To those who handled this volume of business I through our bank during the past month. We appreciate the pairt we have been permitted,. I | to perform in your success. I The Commercial l^nk of Camden I Camden, South Carolina II MBMBIft Of THI FEDERAL DEPOBTt'iNBURANCK CORPORATION I*f3 ; ^ /$. MOM mmtm M .