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Camden Winter Log .... ) L T Mr. and Mr?. Q. R. Demln, Salem, Ohio; bad a number of Uieir friends in for cocktails on Friday afternoon at the Ktrkwood. Included in the DHi ty were Major Moultrie Brallsford, WrH Margaret Mayfleld, Mrs. William Morrison and her daughter, Mias Helen Morrison. * On Wednesday evening,. Mr. and Mrs, Rodney S. Jarvls, Great Barrington. Mass,; entertained sixteen of their friends at a quail roast. The nffair was . held outdoors under the nine trees, ?nd the luscious birds were cooked by Mr. Dwlght Partridge. ' * Mr. and Mrs. William L. Goodale entertained at dinner for Mr. and Mrs. U. R. Doming, Klrkwood Hotel; and Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Pitts, Camden, Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Percival, Boston, winter residents at the Klrkwood, entertained Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Muller Friday evening at dinner at the Klrkwood. m m m ? Mr. C. H. Armstrong, Wilmington, l>el., left for his home Sunday. Mrs. Armstrong will stay on at the Klrkwood for tire remainder of the season. Mr. and Mrs. James Tanham, New Vork. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Hutchinson, Washington, D. C., Mr. and Mrs. J D. Iorlln, Long Island. New York, Joseph Shaw, Buffalo, N. Y., and J. L. Ryon of Connectlcutt are itored at the Klrkwood. < 8. Wallace I. Keep. Lockport, N. i enjoying the golfing these sunny Mrs. Keep and Mrs. G. R. DemSalem. Ohio, are a happy two on the course. a * o Klrkwood colony regrets to lose company of Mrs. Christopher Danger and Madame Dugas. e'two ladies, who have' been Is at the Klrkwood for the past h departed for their home in ville, N. C., Monday. * s. John Wall and Mr. and Mrs. am Goodale, Camden, were dinluests'of Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Demin the Klrkwood dining room lay evening. * . and Mrs. J. L. IJyon entertained > Mendel Smith at luncheon on day. ?, ladies of the Camden Hospital iary are making elaborate plans he annual hospital sbeneflt ball held in the Klrkwood ballroom early date. Brinton Harrison and Mrs. ion Richardson of Richmond. Va., pending their winter vacation at irkwood. * + ? and Mrs. Frank H. Heath of en were dinner guests at the rood dining room on Sunday. * tign and Mrs. H. H. Frampton, eeton, S. C., are at the Klrkwood few days. m + ont registrations at the Kirkare Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Southern Aviation school. Camnd Lieutenant and Mrs. William nton, Philadelphia, Penn. m m m m appy visitor at the Klrkwood is Joanna Hutchinson who is here her parents from Washington and Mrs. Charles DaBose, Mill entertained a number of chll dren on Saturday afternoon, in honor of the birthday of their younger eon, Graham. * # ' Mrs. lien Belcher, Horee llrauch Hall, wuh at home to a number of friend* on Sunday afternoon. * # Honoring Mr. Granger Gaither, who Is leaving soon for Weatbury, Long Island; Mrs. Gaither gave a lovely buffet supper at their home on Greene street, Saturday evening. Thirty guests were present. Mrs. Samuel llussell, Mill street, gave a tea for Mr. and Mrs. William Stuart Forbes, Boston, and Mrs. W. A. Kalnsford, on Wednesday. | Mr. and Mrs. W. L, Wright entertained at a luncheon at their home on Chestnut street on Sunday. m Mrs. Robert Watson Pomeroy and family of Mlllbrook, New York; are visiting Mrs. Watson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Bassett. Mr. Pomeroy Is now in the army. ( The March meeting of the Camden Garden club will be held In the audi| torium of Bethesda Presbyterian church Monday afternoon, March 8th, at 3:45 o'clock. This will bo an open meeting and the public is cordially Invited to see the technicolor sound motion picture of the growth of orchids and "This Amazing America." The j program will follow the business meetj ing. Mrs. J. B. Zomp and Miss Helen Harmon will bo hostesses. ' ?^ j Miss Louise McLeod was hosteqs to her bridge club on Monday evening at her home on LkFayette avenue. Prizes at the two tables were won by the hostess and Mrs. Harvey Clarke. Substituting for absent members were: Mrs. Wilson Beebe, Mrs. Frank Denton and Mrs. J. C. Anderson. A salad course and tea was served before the game. The Wesleyan Service Guild of the I Lyttleton Street Methodist church, Mrs. Jack Nettles, leader, met at Wimberly Hall Tuesday evening. Mrs. J. H. Kistler of Darlington, Guild secre| tary of the South Carolina conference, I was the speaker for the evening. At the conclusion of the program and business meeting the hostesses, Mrs. John Langfo^d ar^d Mrs. Nell K. Zeigler served delicious refreshments. Twenty-t^o members were present with Rev. Henry Collins and Mrs. D. M. McCaskill visiting. i * * 4 Ensign William Edwin Miller, USN, has arrived in Camden for a ten-day I furlough with his mother, Mrs. Annie Miller. Ensign Miller received his wings February 26, at Corpus Christ!, I Texas. He has as his guest, Miss j Judith Kleindorf of Washington and 1 Boston. ? * * m Mrs. W. A. Mullen, N. Broad St., who has been seriously 111 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. H. E. Eiser, ; Shreveport, La., Is reported to be greatly improved. * Mrs. William Ornduff of Spartan burg, has returned after a few day a' visit with Mrs. Jaiues Oandy. % # Mrs. Rod rick Canty and small daughter, Barbara Kemp, have arrived for an extended stay with Mrs. Cauty's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Zemp. VVarreut Officer Cauty Is statloued at the Navy Yard, Norfolk, Va. Mrs. John 10. Khame Is spendlug some time with her slstor, Mra. J. N. Klrvlu, Darlington, 8. C. * Lt. O. C. Whitaker, Jr., XJSN, and Caleb Whitaker, 3rd, of Chapel Hill, N. C., were hero over the week-end. Miss Phyllis Karesh has returned to ltandolph-Macon college, Lynchburg, Va., after a week's visit with her purents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Sam Karesh. ? V # * Mrs. C. J. Shannon, 4th, left Saturday to join Lt. Shannon, who is eta- ' tinned at San Diego, California. * ? * Mrs. John Mullen spent the weekend with Mr. Mullen in Charleston. i Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Watt and Miss "Tweedy" Blakeney have returned from a visit with relatives and friends In Oainsville, Fla. ? . | Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Watts, Highland avenue, had as their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Sharpe (Louise Watts) of Charlotte, Mrs. Solomon Mims (Eleanor Watts) and daughter, Kathleen, of Charleston, Miss Nancy Watts of Batesburg, and Mrs. C. E. Watts, Jr., and children of Choraw. , ! Mr. and Mrs. R. II. DeTrevillo visited relatives in Columbia Saturday and Sunday. I Miss Nota Godwin, Camden Floral Co., has returned from Macon, Qa. tit Fred M. Bryant, Jr., of Baltimore, Md., formerly of Camden, was a visitor here this week en route to Kansas. mm j Friends here of IA. Ralph N. Shannon will regret to hear of his illness. He is confined in the General Hospital, Santa Barbara, California. Military fliers always try to eat before taking off because tests have shown that a full stomach best withstands high altitudes. i antiseptic*^^ I "Looks a bit crowded in there, conductorI" uIn addition to many thousands of civilians, we arc carrying lots of soldiers and sailors on furlough and often entire train-loads of troops. Yet the Seaboard is doing its best to make all passengers as comfortable as possible.w uOkayy conductor! We folks who are not in the service are ready to put up with any inconvenience when we travel these days.w SEABOARD . RAILWAY jlF k^f^URMpj nr.rr oh kttimo wai FOR lONDt AMD it A MP* New Yorker Raves Over Kirkwood Links . L.i,. i . \ "I full out of iny bed every morning and land right on the velvet turf of the first tee," said J. Ity (Jack) Rust- j erlln, prominent Freeport, L, I., business iuau, chairman of the Freeport Retail Council and former president of the Chamber of Commerce of the j I/ong Island community, Mr. Kasterlin, with his wife, have! been hpending the past ten days In ] playing over the famed Kirkwood golf j course, while a guest ut the Kirkwood j hotel, declares that the Camden golf layout offers the realism of a golfers fondest dream, In that the course lies within a few yards of the hotel. "So many golfing centers offer fine courses." said Mr. Kasterlin. "but In very few instances, none that I can recall right now, Is a golfer able to step from his room right on to the first tee of a truly magnificent course. That la'What onq can do here In Camden and I'm telling you that If the1 golfers on Long Island knew of this feature, thoy would be down here on the first train." Mr. Kasterlin took time out Mouday to call at the office of the Camden Public ^Relations lturoau and there talked tourist and mercantile objectives of Chamber of Commerce for some time. Mr. Kasterlin has a wlntor homo at Fort iAiuderdale, Fla.? but declares that If ho wants to play golf, he has to take a bus or Jitney four miles to roach the course. And practically all other courses In the south are the same, he says. "The golfers who come to Camden to play over your fine Kirkwood course should stand up and cheer. A11 thoy have to do. is to step from the hotel, walk a few yards and pres-' to?they are at the first tee." Mr. Kasterliu further declared that the Camden club particularly for1 ^ 4 tunuto in securing the services of Peter Casalla, who hulls from his section of the country, In fuel, is a pro at a golf club near Free port. "^Casella is not only a skilled golf instructor but lie is one sweet player. Peter is a likeable chap and you folks are very fortunate in getting him as your professional." More Headaches For Our Guests Winter visitors who drove their ears to'^mjlntH In (ho south are ineligible for g^sipltno rations to return home according to a bulletin issued by the O. IV A. headquarters. According to this bulletin only two classes of applicants will bo eligible. Those are: 1. Persons w hoso regular place, of residence Is in the 17 eastern states and who have boon away from home continuously since August 22, 1942. 2, l'eraoua whoae regular place of resiileuceulM out aide of the eaateru alatea und who have been away from home continuously aluee December 1, .1942. ON THE LEVEL . .. We repair worn down heela and set them straight on the road to more walking ease. ; ALLEN'S SHOE SHOP Broad Street ANNUAL BAZAAR OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP MARCH 19th Ten War Bonds to be Distributed i >sixym<w ?> >?>. 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