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I SPOTLIGHTING WAITER /ICT1UITIES
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This mid-South winter resort communlty
Is tho gathering point fo'
sports-folk from every section of the
lCawt. The stables In and about Cumden
are tilled with horses, the majority
of them being steeplechasers that
are undergoing training )n preparation
for the forthcoming campaign between
the flags.
The stables from Virginia localities
" how wintering here Include the Bra ftdon
stables, owned by Senator Robert
W. Daniel, of Richmond, Vs., with
Tom Waller, of VVarrenton, hs trainer;
those of Mrs. Marlon DuPont
Scott. Montpeller Station; Mr. und
Mrs. W. 11. Perry. Cobham; Mr and j
Mrs. Cary Jackson, Keswick; each j
having a show string as well as hnnl-j
era. The show horses and hun:ers,
will display their wares in shows, j
hunter trials, drag hunts and fox
hunts. I
Other owners of hunters here tor,
the winter Include Tom M Girdier.
Cleveland. Ohio; Major and Mrs.
George G McMurtry. Bar Harbor,
Maine; Harry D Klrkover. Buffalo; j
Mr and Mrs C P DuBose. Jr. of;
Camden; Mr and Mrs Dwight Partridge.
of Great Harrington and Cam-,
den; Mr and Mrs. David R Williams,,
of Camden and Tulsa. Oklahoma: T. j
McKee Graham, of Sewiekloy, Pa and
Camden; Mr. and Mrs. H Granger'
Osither. of Westbury, L I ; Mrs N'ew-J
ell C Hoi ton. of Cleveland. Ohio; R. (
Watson Poiiieroy. of Mlllbrook, N. Y.;
Wuird C Helcher. of Lakuville. Conn.;
Miss Wilhelmine Kirby. of Bedford j
Hills, N Y ; James K Ryan, of UnJonvllle.
Pa ; Mrs. J Turner Moore,
of Reading, Pa.
At the present time at Mrs Marloil
duPotit Scott's track, horses in train- j
ing are those or the Christiana Sta-j
hies. Wilmington, Del; The Brandon |4
Stables. Richmond. Va ; Alvin T. I ntermoyer's
racers. Greenwich. Conn.,
and Mrs Scott's horses, a total of 1
over sixty. At Sprlngdale are those|<
of Mr and Mrs Reginald Sinclaire. of j
Colorado Springs; Richard Mellon.
Paul Mellon; Mrs Lewis A Park; 1
Mrs J C Clark; Robert H Young; '
Mrs ! ?'her duPotit MVii ami .dr.,'
and Mrs James K Ryan, with others ]
oxpee'e! dutnig the Ue\l two weeks.
At J. N.'Jih rieii'i.ol nlrtli.ift, beside.
!, - . :1 ho: -.-s, a-e those of Cue ^
: is (i' Ma,- Clark
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F. Amur Clark's ,-I wmlon I A '?
has been withdrawn, among >ev-n
other eligible*, from Lie- Grand National.
This leav-s the American
sportsman with but ono remaining
hopeful for the Aintree classic In I P
lifter." who will carr^ 152 pounds
Activities at The KIrkwood
On the evening of February 7, Mr
and Mrs. Arthur E. Whitney celebrated
their wedding anniversary with;
a cocktail party and dinner Iri the
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8fana\ ! ri" i fir r s? ~
KilU. The room was attractively dec
orated with ellver bells and white
flow era and organ mimic was furnished
by Buddy Bonds, (luosts Included
j Mr. and Mrs. Ward C. Belcher. Dr.
j and Mrs. John A. Victor. Mr. and Mrs.
I Rodney H. Jarvls. Mr. and Mrs.
DwlKht Partridge. Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Barnes,
Mr. and Mrs. Ebon Knowlton. Dr. and
Mrs. J.' Dodge Peters. Fay ingalls.
Mrs Jane N. Worcester, Mrs Orlando
Dana. Mrs. Denison Dana anr* Mr.
and Mrs. Miltou C. Smith.
On Saturday evening a group of
friends wIlU attend a dinner party
given In honor of Hubert M. Kennedy,
Jr.
Last Sunday evening many Camden
people attended the organ recital givla
the music room by Buddy
Bonds. An interesting program of
seven numbers was offered. 1 ho
chime effect in the number. "The
Bells of Saint Mary," was particularly
Interesting and was obtained by
trick manipulation of the swell pedal
with a special combination ot harmonic
stops So delighted was the audience
with the playing of the artist
that he was compelled to respond to
an encore at the close ut the progimu.
Ho obligtyl with the exquisite "None
But the Lonely Heart, by l'schalkowsky.
On Sunday afternoon at the Kirkwood
skeet field, a handicap skeet
tournament will be held. Entries are
to close at 1 o'clock with the tourna- i
ment opening at 2:30 o'clock. I here j t
will be no post entries. The tourua-,f
ment will have a 50-bird basis. ?
Arrivals at The Kirkwood i
Guests arriving the past week at
The Kirkwood are J. Hicks Kerr. The >
Homestead. Hot Springs. Va.: James t
Bell. New York City; Mrs. W. E. ,
ititchle. Chieago, 111.; H. F. Hall and ?
family. Moorestown. N. J ; Mrs. Rich-.(
ard Derby, Oyster Bay; Mrs. Theolore
Roosevelt, Sr . Oyster Bay; Miss^ j
Jane Flaccus. Pittsburgh; Miss Mary],
Sweeney. Oyster Bay; Thomas Boyd,1 (
Brooklyn; Mr and Mrs James A km
rv. WashingtonMr and Mrs G W ,
Reynolds. Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. (t
W I Donning. Washington; Mr and
Mrs. George K Scrlbner, Boonton, N. ^
I: John A M oft i t, New Haven, M.r* J ,
! p Bakewell. SewickU'.v; Gen and j
Mrs. George S. Gibbs, Lime Itock, (
hiii : Mr and Mrs W C M rri* I. | (
ir. Saa Francisco; Mrs L Fatrell.i^
uarsdah. N V . Matthew T \Mira>.j
I. . New .,...d. ;;s. N V ; M r Mrs .
aia. in- Piiou. New York City; Mr '
,,1.1 Mi - C V Heliet,. New York City ! (
Arrivals at '' D e a r e Place j
Guests this week of Miss S(di()o:i- I
linker at Deare Place inclmle Dr. T. j
\cree. New York Cit> . 1 >r ami Mrs.;
{obert L. Clarke. Jr. McKee.-port. |
"a; Miss Adelaide Peck Hamilton.-;
\t lan tic City; Mrs O V Korber. of j '
Brooklyn; Dr and Mr* Harry B. Og-'
len. Great Nek; Mrs Kenneth Hay.
dogota. N J: an?! Miss Kathrvn |
stanton. of Boston. Mass Mr ..nd
Mrs Victor S Beam, of Short Hills,1
\ ,l are oi < uii> ing ;m* .-ullage ai
are Place
Arrivals at The Court Inn
-lit arrivals at the Court Inn
M H John H H unlim- Jr Lake .
ost. 11! ; AI e \ 11. Calvei Wan en- :
Va.; Miss Jane F. Wilbur. WarV.,
Mi-s Joan T<j\\ ns. ml of !
.. .-a mh. cat::: . m ami m - '
H Onrand. Chevy Chase. Md ; Mr and
Mrs. Minor Hudson and son. Washingion.
Miss .Joey Stanley. Mrs. Henry
Poster. Great Harrington; Mr and
Mrs It If Ksslinger, New York City;
Mr. and Mrs. S. W Thompson. Essex
Palls. X Y ; Mr and Mrs H W.
Chew. Staunton. Va ; M W. Wall, of
Charleston. S. C\: Joseph Amigone.
Paul -Maioli. Williainsville. N. Y.
To Hold Benefit Bazaar
A bazaar for the benefit of the
Huir< h of Our Lady of Perpetual
Help is to he held on the. aftern -on
tni vetting of Thursday. March T. in
>t Marv's Hall on Lyttlcton Street
A litiinlM r >f attracfive features a:-lemg
arranged arid it is expected thai
he affair will he a great success.
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Mrs. Porter Makes
Appeal For Finns
Mrs. James K, Portor, a Co-Director
for the Finnish Relief drive in
Kershaw bounty, states that the campalgn
In Camden and the rest of the
county Is meeting with great enthusiasm.
The Kershaw County organization
Is a small part, of Herbert O. Hoover's
Nation-wide drive to "Help Finland
Fight Our Battle " Appeals will be
made In the schools and churches of
the county and on Thursday and Friday
nights. February 22nd and 23rd,
donation:: may be made at the Camden
theatre. Tl>e only direct sollcl->
tations will be {he sale of tickets for
the dance to be held Saturday nlglit,
March 2nd. at the Kirkwood Hotel.
There will be a ball in the malt) dining
room, a "Bridge to Finland"
party in the sun room, and poker and
Chinese checkers for those who do
not care to dance or play bridge.
The games will be under the direction
of John Whitaker. Jr.. assisted
by Mrs. Tom M. Girdler of Cleveland.
One ticket will admit to any or all of
the activities. The tickets are being
sold for $1.00 each so every one may
do their bit for Finland. Those desiring
to give more, may pay as much
as they wish for their tickets.
"Please help Kershaw County go over
the top" says. Mrs. Porter.
NAVAL RECRUITS SHOULD
APPLY AT FLORENCE OFFICEyi
Young men of United States citizen-1
ship, between the ages of IS and 31'
ire needed for service in the United j
States Navy. Applicants must be. sin- *
?le. physically sound, and furnish sat* i
sfaotory references.
One of the foremost of the many advantages
offered to men who enlist in 1
he Navy is the opportunity to learn
\ useful trade. The Navy developes
skilled craftsmen In more than fifty
lifYerent lines.
This, combined with other inducenents,
a fair salary, promotion and
ravel to distant and foreign shores,
luring which time wholesome food
ind expert medical and dental treat-,
nent is furnished, illustrates the atrnctlveness
of navy life. ;
Finally, retiretnent with a pension
lives that feeling of security which Is
he desire of everyone.
For subsequent information, write
!! call Navy Recruiting Station, -lo ated
in tin* post office building, Flor nce.
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The "gate" for Jack Dempsey's
irst fight was $! >. And he split it
with Freddy Woods, whom he knocked
out in IJ'l.'i.
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Fuel For The Needy
Washington, Jan. 31.?Congressman
J. P. Richards, Fifth District of South
Carolina, has boon notified by Frank
A March, project control division, of
Washington, 1). C.. that project No.
40254, in the amount of $11,051, has
been approved. Cut wood to be distributed
as fuel free of charge to
needy persons and perform Incidental
and appurtenant work. This is pjubHoly
and privately owned property.
Wood cut on private property is to be
donated to the sponsor. Work on private
property consists of cutting wood
for which propei' agreements are to
obtaln^d.--^
This pnojoct isK sponsored by the
City of CamdOn. \ ?
'1 his project Is eWglble for opera|
tion at the dicretion of the Stole Projects
Administrator at Columbia.
/
Former Senator James Couzens of
Michigan put $?,500 in tlj.6 Ford .Mo-j
tor company tii^ a partner and took'
out $30,000,000 when Ife retired,
Henry Ford's first Job In a machine
shop In Detroit paid htm $2 50 per
week.
At times, sound is so attracted by
a rising column of air that two persona
speaking on opposite sides of it
will be unable to hear one another
talk. |
It is claimed that the largest tree1
is the world is the General Sherman I
tree in Sequoia National park, California.
The height above the mean
base is 273.4 feet. Its base clrcum-'
ference is 101.6 feet.
1 ?
The smallest book in the world IrH
said to have been printed In Worces- ^
ter, Mass. The volume, containing
chief partB of the Rubaiyat of Omar ^
Khayyam, measures one-fourth of an H
inch In height and three-sixteenths of
an inch in width.
Prime Minister Neville Chamber-, J
lain of Great Britain was a business
man who was nearly 60 years old before
he became a national figure.
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SOUTHERN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA WILL APPEAR AT THE HAtCLAR THEATRE IN CAMDEN TONIGHT