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I SOCIETY NEWS Telephone 247?-J Garden Club To Meet I Clu, Camden Garden club will meet outlay. April 13. at the home of rs William E. Huckley, Kirk wood la iu\ "t 3:30 o'clock. Mrs. Ralph igoffin will give a talk on flower Erangements. The flower display will o[ spring bulbs. Auxiliary To Meet I The April meeting of the American Beglon Auxiliary will be held this ftwrnoon. April 10, at 4 o'clock at Ke Legion hall. All members are Erged to he present and a Dutch inch will be served. STEVENSON?RICHARDS I Hcnuettsyille, April 8.?On Thura ay evening, April 2, at the home of Bu> bride s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Ed Stevenson, Miss Evelyn StevenEon and Robert McKatn Richards, of aimleu, S. C., were married by the or. J. S. Garner, pastor of the ITesByteriau church. I At 8 30 the candles were lighted By James R. Turner and D. R. ShllEngshaw, cousin and brother-in-law t the bride, and the bride wearing u afternoon dress of cocoa brown tul blue print silk with a short blue a, krt and brown accessoriep, de ceiuled the stairs alone. Met by the Broom they entered the living room nd took their places before an imB><" ised altar on which there was a Bovcly arrangement of white snap agous. gladioli, and fern, flanked By graduated white caudles. A aimBle but impressive ceremony was perBormed in the presence of only near Belatives. The bride's corsage was of' Bardenias and yellow rose buds, and Ehe carried her mother's wedding Bandkerehief, and her only ornament as a topez bracelet of antique deBigu that had been her great grandEnother's. After the ceremony the Euests remained for an informal reBcptio" The dining room table covBred with an Italian cut work liuen loth had for its centerpiece a cryEtui bowl tilled with white flowers tul white tapers in crystal holders. Bh's James R. Turner, and Misses osalie and Helen Turner assisted B^s Stevenson in serving the guests. I Mrs. Richards, the younger daugh or of Mr. and Mrs. Stevenson, after ompleting the local high school at ended the Woman's College of the niversity of North Carolina, where was a member of the Cornelian Bocietti and served as marshal during ^Ler senior year. She is the grand^Paughter of the late Capt. James Btogers of Ninety-Six, S. C., and the Kite Dr. S. W. Stevenson of MooresI Lieutenant Richards, a member of well known Richards family of. liberty Hill. S. C., Is the. son of Mr. Buid Mrs. J. Gardner Richards, of Camden. He attended the school of ^nis home town and Marion Academy, ^ Marlon, Ala., and was graduated In ^fceceniber from the United States Naval Academy and was assigned to Mh, Marine Corps. Having completed ho course at Quantico, Va., last week, u- !.-tt Saturday for San Diego, California, where his bride will join 'lie- out of town guests attending th- ' remony and reception were: Mr a:ul Mrs. J. G. Richards, the grootn's parents, his grandmother and aunt, Mrs. Robert Hayes and Miss Mary Hayes, of Camden; his aunt, Mrs. Bill Hayes and Anne Hayes of I Kershaw, and Mr. and Mrs. B. R. | Shillinglaw and Benji Shillinglaw, of j Lancaster. Personal Mention * 11 Mr. and Mrs,, Howard P, Speaks visited In Fayetteville, N. C., IhsI woek. Horn to Mr. and Mia. J. 1\ Small, a daughter, April 5, at the Camden hospital. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hoae, a daughter, April 3, at the Camden hospital. Mrs. I,. II. Myers has returned from n visit in High rotivt ahd Moores- vHie, N. C. Horn to Mr. and Mrs. William J. Smyrl, a son, April 6, at the Camden hospital. Miss Gloria Price, of Greensboro, has been a visitor at the home of Mrs. S. C. Zemp, this past wook. Donald Clyburn, of the United States Navy, was on a visit to his mother, Mrs. E. Z. Clyburn, last week. Horn to Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Hradley, a son, April first, at the Camden hospital. He bus been named Thomas Anthony. Miss Margaret Dee Hunter spent the week end with her cousin, Tech. Seargeant add Mrs. Hoy L. Martin, of Port Jackson. ! Mrs. S. C. Zemp had as her guests at the Southern Aviation airport for army day, Mrs. Walter White and . Mrs. Mark Reynolds, of Stateburg. Miss Virginia Mae Trapp, who Is 1 now working in the U. S. Engineer [office in Jacksonville, Florida, spent two days with her mother last week. | Mrs. W. L. Stokes, Sr., and Miss , Ely Jackson, spent last week ond with Lieutenant and Mrs. W. L. Jacki son at Indiantown Gap, Pa. Mrs. Jackson accompanied them home. J Misses Dally and': Ely Jackson and ! Miss Polly VanLandlngham, students of Lander college, have returned to 'school after spending their spring holidays here with their parents, j Mr. and Mrs. Kt E. Start, of Roches! ter, N. Y., are in Camden on a visit . to the former s fatlior, E. T. Start. ! Mr. Start is the manager of the pur' chasing department of Snider's Packj ing Company. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Reece Q. ! Powers at the Marion Sims Memorial I hospital, a son, Reece Quentin, on ' March 7. Mrs. Bowers was the forj mer Miss Tina Catoe of Camden ? Lancaster News. Henry Workman, of Frankfort, In< diana, was a visitor to relatives and friends in Camden this week. Mr. | Workman left Camden about thirty ! years ago and his friends were glad to see him again. Mr. and Mrs. B. P. DeLoache, Mrs. E. D. Mahaffey, Mrs. E. A. McLauchlin and Miss Gertrude Strother attended the Southern Symphony held in Columbia recently at which Mrs. Benjamin DeLoache was soloist. Mrs. Carrie M. Davis had as her guests last week end: Mrs. J. B. Kelly, of Blshopville; Mrs. T. B. Williams and sojK-Thomas B. Williams; Clay Williamson and ' daughter, Nancy Jean Williamson, Mrs. Annette Gardener, all of Columbia. CARD OF THANKS The family of L. A. Shiver greatly appreciates your kind expressions of sympathy in their time of sorrow ? Mrs. L. A. Shiver. United daughters met with mr8. n. c. arnett Mra. N. C. Aruett and Mrs. Q. K. Taylor were joint hoeteaaea to the John D. Kennedy Chapter U. D. ,C. on April tt at the hotne of the former. The rooma were decorated with potted pin lit h and beautiful spring dowers. The preaideut. Mra. VouTreackow, preaided. Memorial l>ay. May 10, will be eel? gfrratefl iix qxerclaea held tit the U. Dx C. lot conducted aa laat year at 6:30 in the afternoon. New bunting and flags will be used and decorationa in charge of Mra. A'; A. Ueasonover and her committee. On Friday, May 8, i exorcises will be held at the achool. The Boy Scouts and achool children are asked to be at the cemetery May 10 alao. A tree has been donated by < Withers Trotter and planted in U. ! 1). C. lot in memomy of W. D. Whita- . ker, a loved "son of the Confederacy" and one whose valuable services of i Memorial Day will bo missed by the chapter. The birthday of Mrav John Smyrl ; ?now ninety-pne years old?was eel- i ebrated on this occasion. She was presented with a beautifully decorated cake with ninety-one tiny green caudles. The program consisted of a most 1 interesting paper on the life aud war 1 record of Brig. General ltichard An- 1 derson, of Stateburg, S. C., road by his granddaughter, Mrs. Walter White. The guests of honor were Mrs. Walter White and Mrs. Mark Reynolds, of Stateburg; Mrs. John Smyrl, Mrs. Mortimer Muller; Mra. Henry Halsall and Miss Sarah Mickle. Mrs. Frank Spence^ will be hostess for May meeting. After adjournment the hostesses served refreshments.? Mm. John Cantey, Secretary. ' Canteen Course Starts Monday Those who have completed the ( course in nutrition, taught by Mrs. C. T. Baldwin, may enter the canteen course, to begin Monday, April 15, at Grammar school, Lyttleton street. These classes will be hold every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 3 to 5 o'clock and will also be taught by Mrs, Baldwin. A night class will be held at a later date. i Democratic Club Meetings The rules of the Democratic Party of South Carolina require that the i Beveray precinct clubs shall meet for ; the purpose of reorganization on the i fourth Saturday la April of each election year. At such meetings officers and delegates to the County Convention, which shall be held on the first Monday In May at 11 o'clock a. m.f at the county seat, shall be elected. - Bethesda Presbyterian Church Sunday, April 12, Douglas McArn, paqtor. Church school at 10 a. m. with Bible class for every age from two years up. Nursery class , runs from JJ>-tjntil 12:16 for children up to four years of age. Morning worship with prayer, anthem, and sermon at 11:15. Pastor's Bible cldss t at 8 p. m. at the manse. The public Is cordially Invited to attend the services of this church. CAMDEN LADY HONORED AT GREENWOOD O. A. R. MEETING Greenwood, March" 27?Mrs. Marshall I*. Orr, of Anderson, was elected state regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution ut the closing session of the forty-sixth annual meeting hero today. She succeeds Mrs. K. C. Doyle, of Seneca. Other officers: Mrs, Kginont Y'ouTresckow, of Camdtm, vice regent; Mrs. U. J. Munueiiyn. of Dennetts . ville and Mrs. J. I). Todd, of Greenf ville. second and third vice regents; Mrs. T. J. Mauldln, of l'lckens, chap- j lain; Miss Frances Major, of Anderson, corresponding secretary; Mr#,, R. K. Wise, of Columbiu, recording secretary; Mrs. Byron Wham, of ltlack- ' ville, treasurer; Mrs. 11. H, McQill, I of Columbia, historian; Mrs. Arch M. | Smith, of Greenwood, assistant; Mrs. i J. T. Owens, of Klloree, registrant; : Mrs. H. H, Welch, of Columbiu, genealogist; Miss Sue (ilgntllat, of Seneca, librarian; and Miss loin Wilson, of I Tamassee, Mrs. C. B. Fret well, of | Spartanburg and Mrs. Frank Thompson of Dillon, officers at large.. Grace Episcopal Church Tho services for Sunday, April 12 I will be nrf follows: Holy communion at 8:00 a. in.; church school at 0:45 a. m.; morning prayer and sermon by the rector at 11:15;. monthly mcuL- ' Ing of the vestry at the homo of the \ rector at 8 p. in. Services during the week: Circle meeting on Tuesday afternoon, No. 1, 2, 3 at 3:30; No. 4 in the even- . ing at the home of Mrs. Steadman; Thursday afternoon garden party at the home of Mrs. W. S. Itainsford. i ?? < Methodist Church Services ^ The pastor, Rev. Henry Collins, an- | nounces the following services at , the Lyttleton 8treet Methodist church , Sunday, April 12: Worship services with sermon by the pastor 11:15 a. m. ] and 8:00 p. m. Special music will be rendered by tho choir under the direction of Mrs. J. M. Gandy. The ( church school will meet ut ten a. in. ( There Is a class for every age. The Kpworth League will meet at 7:00 p. m. The public is cordially Invited to those services. On Friday, April 17, at 8 p. m., there will be a sub-district meeting of children's workers in this church. 1 All officers and teachers working with children in the church are in- I vited. We should be very happy to I have all Methodist workers as well I as those of other denominations present. Williams?Jones j Mrs. Ira Boyd Jones announces the ( marriage of daughter, Susan Craig, to Lutl^r Chase Williams, Jr., Montclalr, N. J., and Fort Jackson, ] Saturday, March 28, in Lancaster.? i Lancaster News. ATTENTION 1 Anyone having bills against James E. Holloman, personal or the N. O. Morgan Construction Company, are notified to send same to James E. Holloman. Decatur, Ala., at once. ? ?> 4KKxmum> iiujmi, ,i?n' mt1 iw wr mrimtimzmKimamomtx J CLEAN and MOTH PROOF .... , I * Garments and Rugs before storing. 1 $ i We supply your needs in ... $ LARVEX ... NAPTHALENE I $ DI-CHLORICIDE ... INSECT SPRAYS * M I i* Vv / 9 I Grass Seed ... Flower Seed j * Vegetable Seed \ g . ' ' ; J | OFFICE - SCHOOL - and SOCIAL ! \ STATIONERY I | .... - *+ ?-1 | ZEMP'S CITY I | DRUG-STORE DRUG CO. j v Broad stroot ? Phono 30 DeKaH) atroot?Phono 130 '' Both PRESCRIPTION Stores .. ~ *?. '-y'-*'"r i COMING ATTRACTIONS | At The Camden Theatre ?oooooeooooooooooooooooo< FRIDAY, APRIL 10 TyronePower ? Gene Tlerney ! "SON OF FURY" >000000>??oocooooooooooo< SATURDAY, APRIL 11 Lupe Valez ? Leon Errol "MEXICAN SPITFIRE AT SEA" With Charles "Buddy Rogers and Zaau Pitts Added: Oang Qusters Serial SATURDAY, APRIL 11 ' Late Show 10:30 William Tracy Joe Sawyer ? Elyse Knpx "HAYFOOT" >00000000000000000000000* I SUNDAY, APRIL |2 ! John Garfield I Raymond Massey "DANGEROUSLY THEY LIVE" )00000000000000000000000< MONDAY and TUESDAY - APRIL 13 and 14 . Jack Oakie ? Betty Grable > With Victor Mature "SONG OF THE ISLAND" Filmed In Technicolor ^ooooooooooooooooooooooc WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15 John Boles ? Mona Barrle . With Billie Lee "THE ROAD TO HAPPINESS" ?oooooooooooooooeooatoo>c THURSDAY and fRIDAY APRIL 16 and 17 Gene Tlerney ' Victor Mature "SHANGHAI GESTURE" L-? ' .. . ' - * * IfemeyJr W , C ??? ??? >11 FOUNDER'S FEATURE I "40 YEARS AGO, I when women wore wrappers I at home, my customers used to come to mjr store for the calico prints tney made them of. We were famous for our yard goods even NOW.. We're Famous I for RONDO* DE LUXE PERCALES I nrflh ' * ! QUCMflT OKMufflK)n vl PiMhI ? ; j Tiorois # pnpvt # fOmi coioff. ror arosios, wTjiartn ? I *Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. % ANNOUNCING the removal of our shop to our residence 1936 NORTH BROAD STREET Our Annual END-of- SEA SO N SALE brings Drastic Reductions on remaining " Stock of " ^ DAY and EVENING DRESSES COATS ... SUITS ... SPORTSWEAR J* * MILLINERY iMPORTCRS. WcS-^ Mother is Given Medal of Honor Mrs. Bertha Catoo, residing six miles from Kershaw, was on Thursday presented with a beautiful pen rrom Hie Emblem of Honor Association of America in recognition of her contribution of four sons to the servieo of the nation. The presentation was to have been made at the meeting of the Rotary club Thursday noon but bocauso of a mlxup in the bus schedule from Kershaw Mrs. Catoe did not reach Cainien until 2:00 o'clock. The presentation was then made at the office of the chamber of commerce. Mrs. Catoe not only has four sons In the armed service of the nation but two of her daughters are also engaged in, army activity at Fort- Bragg, vln addition to these six children there are four others who are helping the5 mother and father work their farm near Kershaw. In the February issue of the "Our Army" magazine there was a picture af Mrs. Catoe with a write-up regarding her fine contribution to the armed forces of the nation. Sodium means "metal of soda"; potassium meanB "metal of potash". Home Guards In Army Day Parade Camden citizens had thoir first opportunity to obHerve the progress made in the drill and maneuver ability of the home guard unit on Monday, Army day. Led by Captain John K. deLoach, ? the home guards featurod an Army v day parade that was held at 6:00 o'clock In the afternoon, starting from Humpton Park and marching through the business area. ' The guards In their natty uniforms presented a. smart appearance and , marched with the precision and alertness of veterans. The group was given a big hand from the crowds that stood along the curb of the line of march. ' Included In the parado was the Camden high school band and a group of American Legion members and the Red Cross motor corps unit of some twenty-five or thirty cars. The drivers of the motor corps, who have been under a course of driving instruction for several- weeks, showed their skill in keeping the cars evenly spaced and traveling at a low rate of speed duo to the marching units ahead of them. j Ij \ I i w ^ jKipr Pattern* For Every Use! Wash and Wear Well! COTTON WASH GOODS A timely feature! Cool sheer lawns and dimities, fine silky batistes, sturdy percales In solid colors J*? and gay prints! 'd. FRESH SHEER COTTONS Crisp lawns, fine dimities, lots ot other cool lovely cottons! ExquL ?kc site new prints! 36". ' mm 4h#Yd* Sorority print rayons Lush tropical prints, quaint florals! Cool-feeling fabric that drapes to ETCkc i perfection! 36". dL' Glen-Row* FROCKS 2.98 Dressy, casual and sport types! Prints, navies! Rayons! New Spring Hats Crisp straws, trimmed with 1.49 _JLovgra jrftd Telling! _* Summery Shoes Soft supple leathers! Favor- Q.49 ite dress styles! v 4 Sunny Tucker* DRESSES 98c~ Gay styles for clrls! Fresh cottons! t-li. Boys' STURDY JINJMIK8* HO Reg. U. 8. Pat. Off. SAVE ON NOTIONS! Mercerized thread. 100 yd. Jo Strong Snap Fasteners! tI Fancy Buttons. Washfast Oo ? J Bias Tape, all colors! O -j?A Brcath-Taklno Colors 1 LuilfThick VThin Rayons Good quality! Tailors OQc beautifully! 39". Yd. ?ei k Rayon and Cotton 1 WJ^SLAKE PRINTS Sporty fabric 7". half Aftg spun rayon, half cot-Jljr' ? ton! Smart prints! SAVE ? WORK CLOTHES Work Skirt and PANTS Khaki-colored dflll! o AO Sanforised for lit! Big Mao* Work Shirts.. .Mo Sanforized Trousers..... 1.39 Blue Chambriy Shirts...7fo Canvas Gloves 2 prs.'29o Cotton Work Socks 2 pre. 2So Chore master* Shoes SJTf * THE PERMIT WAT IS TBI THRIrTT WAT W ? TME THIIirTY WAY l? TWK MHWICAW WAY ?