The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 19, 1947, Image 8
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you can use to relieve
dlstren of children’s colds Is
comforting Vicks VapoRub.
Even while you rub it on.
Vi^IxlRub starts to work to
ease distress... and it keeps
on working during the night.
No wonder most mothers
coldstrikes. W VAWoRut
Junior Lease’s
Dance Highlight
Holiday ^ason
The Junior League Christmas
dance will get underway at 9
o’clock Christmas night at the
Court Inn, The affair will hlgh-
Agbt the holiday season
• Henry Westbrook and his 14-
piece orchesta of Columbia will fur
nish the music. No-breaks will be
held during the evening and a
special one will be danced by club
members and their escorts.
Table reservations can be made
by calling Mrs. Mark Harris at
(hone 656-M aQd tickets are be
ing sold by ail club members
mission is tl.60 per person.
Christmas Party
At Parish House
Ad-
Attractive
invitations wero re-
Annual Inspection
Ledie Zemp OES
Chapter Is Held
The Annual Inspection of I,esiie
Zemp chapter, No. 111. Order of
The Eastern Star, was held No
vember 20 by the Worthy Grand
Matron, Mrs. Minnie Gaudel o: Co
lumbia. A turkey dinner was served
in the dining room at 7 p. m.. and
a welcome given all vlsito'-s at
that time by J. B. Ross.
When dinner was over the chap
ter was opened In regular form by
the Worthy Matron, Mrs. Ida
Holden, and “America” was used
as opening ode. Flag bearers were
U. S. flag, Abbott Ooodale; Cbrist
ian flag, Mrs. Lila Ross King:
Eastern Star flag, A. W. West,
and S. C. flag, Mrs. Maggie Clancy
The following officers were al’
present and filling their stations:
Worthy Matron, Mrs, Ida Holden;
Worthy Patron, J. C. Hoffman; As-
Boclate Matron, Mrs. Msrgaret
. . .. .. Zyi J „ Bociate Matron, Mrs. Msrgarei
celved by the suMeb and young^ Associate Patron, W. R
of Camden to a Christ- Mrs Msftlf
benedicts
mas party and dance at the parish
house on Tuesday evening, De
cember 23, at 8:00 o’clock.
The hostesses are Misses Mary
Zemp: secretary, Mrs Mattie
Creed; treasurer, Mrs. Leslie Ross:
bcaplaln, W. A. Jordon; marrhall.
O. J. Smyrl: organist, Mrs. Carolyn
Parker; Adah, Mrs. T.,eona I.aney;
TOWLE - WALLACE and FRANK
M. WHITING STERLING
F. D. GOODALE
Santa Claus
Has Stocked
Our Shop With
the Most Pleas
ing GIFTS
for the Lady!
•Sterling Silver
•Sterling Silver Chokers ,
.•Costume Jewelry
•Cocktail Glasses
• Demitasse Cups
•Handkerchiefs •Crystal
•Beautiful Evening Bags
•Luncheon Sets
•Blue Ridge Painted China
^ ^ ^ y . Parker; Adah. Mrs. I..eona t.aney;
J^ltaker, ^.Ity Clark^ Aldret Hoy- Maynell Davis; Esther
btn TJhhfl .eimlfh and Ann Ho-den. Estelle Rums; Lomanskv and
Sentinel, B. W. Marshall. These of
ficers exemplified the work in a
very creditable manner and the
Worthy Grand Matron complement
ed them and placed the chapter
of honor roll with a star.
' Present for the inspection were
'past Grand Matron and present
Grand Secretary Mrs. Ruth B,
[Danielson of Columbia and Past
Grand Matron Mrs. Vivian Turn-
' age of Hartsville, Past Grand Pat
ron L. A. Turnage of Hartsville
and J. P. Lyndon, Past Grand Pat
ron of Sumter, Mrs. Mattie Creed,
Past Grand Matron, Mrs. Martha
Jenkins of Kershaw and District
Deputy Grand Matron of the 19th
District. Mrs. Rose Helden of Lake
City. The Worthy Grand Patron.
T. E. Chrlstenberry of Greenville,
sent his regrets for not being able
to attend. A number of viBltors
were present from Lancaster, Ker
shaw, Sumter, Columbia, Harts
ville, Darlington and Lake City.
Oltta were presented the Worthy
'Grand Matron and District Deputy
Grand Matron. A gift was sent the
Worthy Grand Patron who could
not attend.
nrhe meeting closed with “God be
'with you till we meet again."
If mt mmt a Merry Chriatnutt
Then exert the preateM care' ’
This month and January
Are moat dangeroue of the year.
SUtUtics show that on account of lowr
December and January are tbe
for the pedestrian. For tim motorist twl^^
months are the most dangerous due In
rain and snow. Add to thU the
traffic during the holiday season-^AlYTiSSj
INSURANCE is your safest investment
We Offer the Best Policies Money Can Bnp
DAVID H. DtUM MSDUUICE AGQICI
Mr. and Mrs. Gedrge Dietel of Omaha, Neb., an
nounce the engagement and approaching marriage of
their daughter, Dorothy, to Bennie W. Marshall, Jr., son
of Mr.'and Mrs. B. W. Marshall, Lake View, Camden. The
wedding will take place December 28 in the First Meth
odist church, Omaha.
and Gifts
I Richard S, Kirk—
I (Continued from page one)
iwus built he boiryht Ingleside
plantation at LugcU, near here,
and lived there until his death.
He i.B survived by his widow,
Mrs. Martha Kirk; two daughters.|
I Martha and Harriet Kirk; his
I mother, Mrs. Richard S Kirk, Sr.:|
jone brother, Francis M. Kirk, sup-i
, crlntendent of schools at Summer-,
•vine; four sisters, Mrs. Frank Mc-^
[Leod of Sumter, Mrs. William S.
Galllard of Eutawvllle, Mrs. Her
bert Donovan of Charlottesville,
Va.. and Miss Julia Kirk of P}no-
polls, and a number of nieces and^
nephews.
Kirk was a nephew of Dr
Singleton Kirk bf Hagood.
Miss Peggy McGuirt
Honored At Party
Miss Peggy McGuirt. bride-elect
of December 27. was complimi.nted
on last Friday night by bei* sis
ters, Mrs. L. S. Mayer (Willene
McGuirt) and Mrs. Frank Lee
(Olive McGuirt) of Greensboro, N.
C., with a bridge party at the May
er home on West EteKalb street.
Two tables of bridge and one of
tummy was enjoyed until a late
hour and prizes were awd^ded
Miss Susie Watkins for high bcore
at bridge and Miss Margaret Pat
terson for high score at rummy,
low score at bridge was wen by
Mrs. J. E. Hoffman and the float
ing prize was last held by the
honoree. Miss McGuirt.
The hostesses presented the hon
or guest with a gardenia corsage
and a piece of crystal in her chosen
pattern.
A sweet course with coffee was
served.
Among those present were:
Misses Kate, Susie and Mary Wat
kins, Mrs. Lewis l^ee Clybum, Mrs.
Hugh Matthews, Mrs. Bates Little
john, Mrs. J. E. Hoffman, Miss
Edna Strak, Miss Margaret Pat
terson and Miss Dotty Rosborough.
Red beiVles with winter gieens
were used throughout the house
in a merry Christmas manner.
The wedding of Miss McGuirt
and William “Billy’’ Clyburn, son
of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Clybum,
To Receive Call
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. v&nLanding-
ham have been notified by the
telephone company that they are
to rekielve a trans-Atlantic phone
call from their daughter, -Mrs.
Francis McLeod (Dorothy van-
Landingham) and Lt McLeod from
Badwildengln, Germany, where Lt.
McLeod is stationed with . the
U. S. Army of Occupation.
The call will come through on
Christmas eve morning at 10:00.
will be a social event of Decem
ber 27. _
When warm air expands and
uses it cools at the rate of about
one degree for every 180 feet of
ascent.
ANTIQUES
LYN C. QOODALE .
209 Laurens Street
Gifu Wrapped
Hours:
After 3:30 p.m., (except Tuee.)
Saturday 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
1
'Hcflidaf ^rucy-up
THE FAMILY RISES AND SHINES
CHRIST
Ocean Spray
CRANBERRY sauce
IOhm.
Can
AdcP
PUMPKIN.
A 3k P Sliced at Halves—Yellow Cling
PEACHES
No. Sli
Cans
No. 2^
Can
Sultana
FRUIT COCKTAIL
Jana Parker
FRUIT CAKES
3 lb.
Cake
'2.23
6 lb. Cake $3.65
No. 3H
---.---Can
Tasker
MINCE MEAT
45c
Cluster
RAISINS
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That Man is here again... laden with
Imaginative Gifts A
The. Clothes CTree
Laurana Street
Caoideii, S. C.
•Neflifeaa
•Imported Slietlaiid Sweaters
•Linforie •Eveninf Gowns
CHRISTMAS NIGHT
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Dance to . the Music
We Make A Sparkling Appearance Because Our
Clothes Have Been To The City Laundry and
Camden Dry Cleaners where **Qualitif* Laundry
and Cleaning care done!
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•We Give Pick-Up and Delivery Service - - - Call Us
Today and Let Us Put Your Clothes in Tip-Top Shape
for the....
City Laundry and Camden Dry Cleaners
- - - - - - - Broad Street
LARGEST BEST
9
(Mendner Nittioiialiilmtitiite ol Cleanmg and Oyemf)
Phone 17 -
OLDEST
A de P Seedless
RAISINS ...sf 15<
WALNUTS , 39<
JUICY FLORIDA
ORANGES
'c 33^ 75^ I
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Waskmftoo State *
DEUCIOUS APPLES 2 Iba 27o
TANGERINES s Iba. 35c
CRANBERRIES Hi. 3»e
GRAPES Rad Emperor 2 Ibt. 29c
PEARS Fall Raaaat ^ 2 Iba. 2Se
CaiAPEFRUlT ...... 10 lb. Ba, 37c
FRESH TOMATOES ib. 33*
Henry Westbrook
.AT THE COURT INN
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Dancing from 9 *til 1 o'clock
TABLE RESERVATIONS CAN' BE MADE BY
CALUNG e56-M.
Admuaion: $1.80 p«r person (Uuk included)
Dance ^aonsored bj Junimr W^are League
See Her Face
Light Up....
When she opens that
Special Package with a^
Beautiful 17-jewel
WATCH
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from our store.
s
Yes! We still have a few more 17-jewel
• ladies and men^s Watches at factory
price. Hurry! Hurry! Yott can't afford
to miss this Wonderful Iroy!
Just received shipment of Concerto
Pattern in TIFFIN CRYSTAL --
Also odd pieces.
We Are •
Exclusive
Dealers For The
%
Famous
Coronation
Diamond Sets
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