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("society news Telephone 247-?J Had Pretty Drldyo Party M..? ytioiuaa Ancruui gave a i?rott.v , pari) at her home ou Tuesday hei? -die entertained for the " ^Jub' is of her club and Invited to "J with them. Mrs. Barnwell Clarkptt Mrs J. Laureus Team and Miss Alberta Team. Vases about the ..as' were filled with roses and . ^ho? t'oU tlowera and tea wus served ?fwr the game: Mrs. Calhoun Ancrum * 1 Mrs James Burns i>oured the pj ivors t??r i efroahmcuta. t Mrs. Morrison Hostess Wednesday afternoon at her home in Brevard Place. Mrs, Donald Morrison 1 entertained for her bridge club. Mrs. Robert Marye and Mrs. George Brum ?ou were also among the guests and ,lu. high score winner was Mr. Morti??? Mallei*. Mixed flowers decorated ,h?- living room where the game was played and where refreshments were sei"v<"< 1 on the card tables afterwards. Garden Club To Meet Tlict-o will he a meeting of the Cumdell garden club Monday, November : ii at 4 P m., at the home of Mrs. Sam Russell wiUi Miss Kilty Kellar assistant hostess. Members are asked u? bring specimens of chrysanthemums. especially ae to variety. It wlll he Interesting to note those that weiv able to withstand the drought of the past season. Met With Mrs. Baldvyim Mrs C. T. Baldwin entertained for members of Iter bridge club Wednesday afternoon and added an extta table for the following guests; Mrs. Clifton Richards, Mrs. Newell Wimberly, Mrs. B. O. Boykin and Mrs. ' John Laurens, Team. Chrysanthemums'were arranged about the party . rooms and at the conclusion of the ^.pmr refreshments were served. The afternoons highest score was made by Mrs. Ralph Shannon. Entertains Club Mrs. Brevard Boykin was hostess to th,. c lub of which she is a member, Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Leon Tobin and Mrs. Hubert Wilson were also invited to play and at the end(| 0; the game Mrs. Marie Tludal was awarded the prize for making the highest score. The tables were arranged in a setting of fall flowers and late In the afternoon, tea was served Boy Scout Activities Tuesday night ni. its regular weekly meeting Troop 38 of the Boy Scouts entertained with a welner roast by District Chairman Sam Karesb following the troop assembyl This troop, under Scoutmasters Shealy and Caakey, is starting an active campaign to advance Its present members and induct new ones. Mr Karesh was presented to the scouts and made a short talk in which he ask.Ml that they work "hard to make their troop a progressive one and for every.ui'4 to seek promotion to second and ti: * class scout ratings, as fast as possible At this meeting several scouts passed tenderfoot and second (la.-s compass and cqpking tests. \ : (liiia to traffic authorities, a ( : -.mrion of white and orange road , ipparently are best to guide - through fog Personal Mention Mrs. J. 11. Zemp visited her sister in Greenville last week. Mrs. Calhoun-Aiurum h<us relumed to Camden from Washington, IV C Miss Cora Riohoy, of Clinton, visited li**r slstor in law. t\lrs. 11 L Kk*U?)\ lust week. Mr. and Mrs Donald Morrison, of Fort Bragg, were guests trf relatives jiero Sunday. Mrs. Pat Murphy, of Columbia was the guest of Mrs. It M Kenned), Jr., lust week end. Mr. altd Mi... .fohn Team and Miss A1 bona Team visited relatives m Chariot to, Sunday. Miss Tallin Alexander spout tbo week end with Mr. and Mrs. D 1?\ Dellltvgor In A Ikon. Mr. and Mrs. Julian H. Hums of i Jacksonville, visited their parents here last week end. lOveretto Goodulo, of Washington. 1). 0, arrived today to spend the week end here with relatives. Mrs. Manning Simons, of Charleston spent Hie week end with her sister, Mrs, T. J. KirklanU. Mrs. Miller Hoykitv, of Klngstree, was the guest last week end of her mother, Mrs. E. O. DuBoso. Andrew W. Burnet, has returned to his home In Washington after a fewdays visit to relatives here. Mrs. Gus Hirsch had as her guests last weok Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rcseflold and children, of Sumter. Miss Mary Florence Little, of Charlotte, spent the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lee Little. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Jetton, of Burlington, N. C. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Polo Jetton tills paet week. Miss Faith do I?ach spent the week end In Spartanburg with her brother Louis D. deLoach and Mrs. deLoach. Mrs. E. C. Culvern is on a visit to her sou and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Culvern in Gastonla, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Brasingtou and children, of Charlotte, were the week end guests of relatives here recently. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Swift, of Boston, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin P. Guy several days last week. Mrs. J. Willis Cantey has returned from a visit to her relatives in Virginia and to Mrs. George Cook in Trenton, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Taylor had as their guests Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Johnson and children, of Charlotte. Mrs. Caroline W. Burnet, has returned to her home In Alexandria, Va., after a visit to relatives hero and in Greenville. Miss Theodora Acree and Frank Montgomery, of Rome, Ga. spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Montgomery. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Jetton and children, who have been spending the summer In Mentor, Ohio returned Thursday to Camden. Miss Gertrude Glllis accompanied by her nephew, John. Reames, of Sum ter left Thursday for Athens, Ga. foa visit to relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Houston Shaw and daughter, Betsy, of Washington, were week end visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Shaw. Dr. and Mrs. D. C. Hinson had as their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sedberry of Rookingham, and Grady Parsons, of Belmont, N. C. Mrs. J. L. Williford and her sisterin-law. Mrs. S. R. McMastor, of Winnsboro, motored to Washington for a I week's visit and returned to Camden | Tuesday. ^ll!?illllllllllll?llllllllllll@llllllll!IIIISIIIIIIIIIIIIfflllll!lllllllffil|||||||||||[t] I Christmas ... i I - . o I | Personal Greeting Cards and Folders g S The most attractive and cheapest line we have a s: over shown. Come in and look them over. Make se- EE S lection now to insure getting first choiee. Prices with ==j ? your name imprinted range from fifty for $1.00 up. !|j RYE GRASS and LAWN GRASS MIXTURES S Suitable For This Section iEs E FLOWER and GARDEN SEED || S ZEMP'S DRUG STORE | g PHONE 30 ? BROAD ST. J * BOTH PRESCRIPTION STORES =j | CITY DRUG COMPANY J PHONE 130 ? DeKALB ST. SiiiiiiiiiiiisBiimiiiiiissiiiiiiiiiiiisiiimiiifiHsiiiiiiiiiiiifsiifiniiuiESiiiS v~? . - % . ~ "T A Scene From the Presentation "AS YOU LIKE IT" AVON PLAYERS TO PRESENT PLAYS HERE The Avon Players, nationally known Shakespearean company, will appear at the school auditorium in Camden on Wednesday. November 13. At which time they will present 1:30 matinee "As You Ulke -It".and S:00 evening "The Taming of the Shrew." Peatured in the Avon Players' cast will be Ellen Brooke, direct from two successful engagements on Broadway litHt season. Sho is a graduate of t ho Royal Academy. Also appearing are Miss Mnxine Michaels, Miss Kugenie Du Hois, Randolph Preston, Robert Raines, John Culbertaon, Charles Trumbo, Jack Vinson, and Harold Selman. Mr. Selman is a well known comedian, veteran of radio, stage, and vaudeville, who enjoys the distinction of having -appeared with mauy_ of Lha. foremosi Shakespearean stars. ^ This company is sixonoserd by Department of lOngllsh, Camden High School. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Richards, Jr., Miss l^al Rlakeney and Rev. A. D. McArn, attended tlie funeral services of Mrs. Allen Johnstone, in Newberry Sundav afternoon. . j The many friends of Mrs. F. N. MoCorkle, who underwent an operation in the Charlotte Memorial hospital recently, will be pleased to know she returned home Thursday. Miss Mary Elizabeth Charlton. who is spending the winter in Charleston was in Camden for the week end with her grandmother, Mrs. A. M. Fletcher and her aunt Miss Fanny Fletcher. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Montgomery, of Madison, Wisconsin, Judge and Mrs. L. p. Llde of Marion and Mrs. Joe P. Lane, of Dillon wore guests of their brother. J. R. Montgomery, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Savage, Sr.. and their daughter, Miss Florence Savage, drove to Spartanburg Saturday to spend a few days with the former's daughter, Mrs. John Edmunds and Mr. Edmunds. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Smith and children, recently moved from Hartsville to Camden. Mr. Smith is employed at Lan-gaton's Motor Company. Camden people will be glad to extend every courtesy to this young couple. Mrs. J. Team Gettys. state secretary and Miss Marie Thomas, attended the 23rd annual meeting and I Christmas seal sale conference of the {Soutli Carolina tuberculosis association, Hold at Hotel Columbia, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. von "-Tresckow attended Founder's Day exercises at Tamassee, the D. A. R. School for mountain children near Walhalla. October 30. stopping over-in Anderson and Chester. It was the twenty-first year since Tamassee was founded Bobby Marye, of Wilmington. Del., and Thomas Baldwin, of Monte Claire. X. J., after a visit, to ihe former's Another and grandfather. Mrs. Alice (' Marye and Dr. John W. Corbelt left Wednesday for Memphis, Tennessee, whore they are both connected with the.DuPont company. A delightful addition to Camden's winter colony are Mr. and Mrs. Halcot t Pride Green, of Saluda, N. C. The Mrs. Clarke Was Hostess Mr*. Harvey Clarke was hostess at two lovely bridge parties this week. Both were given at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Davis on Lyttleton street and for the occasion the reception hull, living room and dinig room were beautifully decorted with carnations and dahlias. Tuesday ovenlng the guests included members of Mrs. Clarke's club and the following additional playefs: MIhs Ellen Little, Miss Nancy Watts. Mrs. T. B. Bruce, 2nd, Mrs. B. M. Noose and Mrs. P. N. Wimberly. Tho score prizes were won by Miss Little, Miss Laura Moseley and Miss Jean Van l^audlngham. Russian tea was served with sandwiches after the game. Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Clarke Invited twelve guests for bridge and when tea was served late In the afternoon, they were Joined by: Mrs. J H. Ware, Mrs. Bobby Bell, Mrs. J. M. Gaudy, Miss Jean Vanl^andlngham, Miss Barbara Zemp and Miss Faith del?ach. "At this party, the score j prizes were won by Mrs. J. I. Pearce, Mrs. Lane Woodcock, and Miss Margie DeLoache. Miss Deljoache, a bride elect of November 15, also received a gift for her trousseau from the hostess. Mrs. Davis assisted her daughter at both parties. Held Monthly Meeting The Pine Grove School Improvement Association held its regular monthly meeting in October with Mrs. Jobnie Branhain. pres.dent, prosiding. I The meeting was called to order. ; Song. "God Bless America". Tho devotional by Mrs. Nick Watfft. Roll i call and minutes by the secretary. Miss Elizabeth Peake. , After all business delightful refreshments were served by the hostesses* Mrs. Robert Watts. Mrs. Carl Rabon, Miss Ethel Mao Rabon. and Mrs. Dewey Rabon. j Green's have taken the Whltaker , home on Laurens Court and they will be joined In Ikvtiniber by their daughter Miss Virginia Green, who is at present visiting her sister Mrs. G-ordan Grant in Boston. Mr. Ancrum Program Speaker The regular meeting of iho Camden Lions club Tuesday night waa highlighted by an interesting talk by Calhoun 4n01'1,1,1 M'" Amruni, who Just returned from Germany in J mini presented a well prepared article on the at tit into of the Gorman people towards the present Nazi government. He also cited, per ha pa as the keynote of the uddreea. the background of the Gorman people aa a political power, and he attributed the lack of political development and civil courage aa the main reasons why ami how Hitler came into power so quickly and so special ula rly. Mr. Anorntu also told of the many hardships thai the German populace are forced to endure for the sake ofj the state, and of the compute] abandonment of morale at the command of the state. Mr. Aucrutn ended Ids talk by answering numerous questions that were put to him by the much interested Lions. President Paul Duffer made official the appointment of various committees; and program director. John ijangford, . appointed committees for future programs. Tickets On Sale Tickets a re uow on sale at The Corner Book Store, for iho llrst presentation of tli^ Collins Entertainment Festival, thel Hugo Brandt Concert party, November 12, which is sponsored by tho Camden Klwanls Club. Admission will be 55 cents and tho entertainment will l>e held at the Halgiar Theatre. Bar Entertains For Judge Tho Camden Bar Association entertained with a supper for Judge Henderson and tlie court attaches, Wed*, nesday evening at G-us Ward's. On the committee in oharge of tho supper; were. I^ambert DoPass, Oliver Hie.e,1 and Charles Shannon. 3rd. Banks Close Monday Tho two banks of Camden will be oJosod 011 Monday, November 11, in observance of Armistice Day. i Grace Episcopal Church Communion service 8:00 a. m.;| Church school 9:45 a m.; Morning prayer and sermon by tho rector 11:15. j All visitors warmly welcomed. Baptist Church Services Tho following services are announc-i ed for week beginning November 10,. at Camden Baptist Church: Sunday school at 10 o'clock, with C. O. Slogner superintendent in charge. Public | worship conducted by the pastor, J. 1 B. Caston, at 11:15 A. M. and 8 P M.; Morning subject: "Nights of Sorrow". I Evening subject: "The Power of; Habit." Training Union at 6:45 with C. H. Stogner, director in charge, j Prayer and praise worship Wednesday evening at 8. The public is cordially invited to all services of this church. , 1 Guernsey is 8old to 8tevenson Camden. S. C., Nov. 1?The Americafi Guernsey ^Cattle Club, Peterborough, N. H. report# the sale of a registered Guernsey bull by W. T. Jted-j fearn to B. L. Stevenson of Columbia,! S. C. Tills animal is Butterfat Briar's Governor 233547. _ 1 I Tile curvature of tho earth is ap-: proximately eight inches per mile. If you live to (he age of 70, > ou j will have spent five years of your! life at tlm dinner table. During the last World war, three ships were sunk off the coast of North Carolina by submarines. , 1 Streamlining is practically useless j on a vehicle up to a speed of 35 miles i per hour. China shipp?*d about $500,000 worth of firecrackers to the United States in 1938. -WHEfJ YOU HAVE A WuRLlIZER A Worlitief Spinette Model 990 con be delivered on or before TbonfctgMng. Moderately priced, #017 fermt *295 {Just Received Carload Of Slightly Used Pianos. Prices and Terms To Suit Your Convenience. THE HOME FURNISHING COMPANY Camden, South Carolina ....... : ^ o aHHSHH k | with the newest designs [ S for 1940 . ![ ;i :! -rq i Refreshingly different and i very smart . . . yet full .[ . ;;j 'i , . i * * ^ i of oldfashioned heart " i, 'l . . -. * .(^1^-"? y?25?iil H warming Chrietmas i, (i cheer! ' ' j! 50 FOR $1 J; i[ Completely folded ... J| ;.J i! with matching envelopes ][ I t and . . . your Name printed J| on each card. |j ALSO || -,.,....-4 ; SPECIAL CHRISTMAS CARDS | WITH YOUR OWN s SNAPSHOT OR PHOTO ' !; ;> d $12.OO per hundred i| The i; ^ i Corner Book Store 1 'i i, . ; '?in, ,1^^ < Postofflce to Close Monday Postmaster C. P. PuBoso announces that tho Camden i>o?tofflco will be cloaod on Monday, November 11, Armistice Day. There will be no city delivery, but the general delivery window will be open for one hour, from 8 to 9 Monday morning. THANKS THE VOTER8 , I desire to thank the voters of Ward Four In my l-ace for Alderman for the City of Camden last Tuesday. I will greatly appreciate your continued support in the second primary to v be held on Tuesday, November 19. Very respectfuly, DEW MY J. CREED. CARD OF THANKS .. J - 9? I want to express to the voters of sss ward 4, my deepest appreciation for your support in the primary on Tues- day. It will bo a source of great pleasure to me to have continued faupport in the second election to be held November 19th. And if elected I promise lo servo In a manner helpful to our community. T. DEE LITTLE. i FROM MR. MYERS I desire to thank the voters In Waixl Four for the support they gave mo In my race for Alderman In tho election held Tuesday. Respectfully, U. N. MYERS. FROM MR. ZEMP 1 want to heartily thank tho voters of Ward Four for the handsome vote given me In my race for Aldennan in the election held Tuesday. Respectfully yours, ERNEST C. ZEMP. I ==~== ( "Few Investments Pay So Well" . . . i n~' _ s t v p i o CATHtH ? t tULtl/ 1*11 f A ? 1 / T I t t T t A M ? I H. S V T * C A L ' L ? A A j ?AS? Home Beautifying See the new.... Drapery and Upholstery Materials of All Kinds ! Also in Stock ' ?rrjjj I Ruffled Organdy and I Marquisette Curtains . J Plain Tailored Curtains n and Cottage Sets for ij The Kitchen II Catherine Goodale's ;Shop 1811 Fair