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•AM tCVBt* 1/ An I to— For thm Social Pay . .. PhoM 430-W ffwTrNettlej, Jr, will weekend with her f*th- i jh^ae John*ton and Mrs. jjlihfli in St George. T^d Mrs. Ge<»ge & Rheme, street, have as their ?the latte^s aunt, Mias Min- of Phoenix. Ariz. J7 nd Mrs. Harold McNinch j.!Sren Mill street, motored 22? on Sunday with the ^ parents, Mr. and Mro. T. f^md^Mrs. Bill Sheorn and Bffly, moved on Monday to r S place at Lugott with S^rn’s parents, Mr. and Jr^MSrindi of.Lancas- L brought to the Camden z on Tuesday where, she “live treatments. She is the Harold J. McNinch, N. Mrs. Wm. C. Hough L Zemp), ^called to Charlote, N. C, nirsday by the sudden death “ Hough’s nephew^ ^flliam f’Nelia Wilson Coward of w spent Sunday here with .oth? Mrs. Nell Soffman lr. Hoffman, Lyttleton street, ras accompanied by her Miss Janice Glenn, also ,ng the representatives of Jttleton Street Methodist i attending the zone meeting nhaw on Tuesday ware jlie Zemp, Mrs. J. P. Lewis, l A. Moore and Mrs. Ralph ^— and Mrs. Dan B. Mackey ildren will spend this week- Bamberg with Mrs. Mack- ster, Mrs. Clarence Brab- nd family. They will be Sunday for a family dinner r parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. le, Sr., and W. F. Nettles, md Mrs. Geo. E. Stuart, Jr, Ml street, motored to Bel- C, on Sunday and visit- r son, Geo. Edwin Stuart, tudent at Belmont-Abbey itory School Roy Sheorn and Miss ne Sheorn will arrive on for Asheville, N. C, for iding of Miss Dottle Ros- i and Benton sheorn, Jr. corn will be a bridesmaid redding on Saturday. Sara James El dredge has 1 to Camden for a month’s fore leaving for New Or- r the winter a* the guest icphew, Inman Eldredge. ‘ ith Mrs. Mrx J. A. sterne at the Greenleaf Ridder of Baltimore, Md. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Mobley had gu«ts Sunday, M? «nd to W vS , } ones «»- Mr. and wr *- w. Mcp. Jones, Jr, and Mr. I and Mrs Walter G. Taylor and Mnuly and Mr. and to. Clarence Hendrix, of Lancaster, and Miss Idaise Carothers of Orangeburg. M}« Barbara Ray and Miss I Beulah Hamm of Columbia hos pital spent Sunday with Miss Ray’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ray, in Charleston. Mrs. J. F. Moody flew to Mem-1 us to attend the National Out- nor Advertising convention held this week Monday through Fri day. Methodist Church Bazaar I Was Splendid Success The Women's Society of Christ- ' ian Service, with Mrs. B. O. Boy kin as president, of the Lyttleton Street Methodist church, wish to thank the many townspeople for , their patronage and help in mak ing the Bazaar held at the Farm- Home Market such a wonderful Has Birthday Party fax | x«u s. bag, Mrs. E. T. Start has returned to Cam-1 ™^‘iiardin: Ximia.^rs” 5 W*?: ! The success of the Bazaar is attributed entirely to the mag nificent cooperation of every member of the society. The or ganization of the Bazaar was be gun last spring shaped into actual being by September and since that time the ladies have done no i little stirring. The nine booths ; were headed by a chairman and assistant, who were: Aprons, Mrs. Robia Zemp, Mrs. J. M. Gandy: baby, Mrs. J. C. Walton, Miss Myrl Hast; home canned goods, Mn. Wimberly, Mrs. B. P. deLoache; handwork, Mrs. Jim Darby, Mrs. Herbert Spell; grab be .Ralph Little, Mrs. Jack I] Dolores E. Jerman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. F. A. Jerman, 1011 the Adirondacks. He has been coming to Camden since 1903 and is here to spend this winter. {&• church In her hotior. Miss Mks^Hebb Easterling of Row- j Joeey Is the attractive daughter of and Lancaster was | Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Josey. of Bish Baptist church, and a i given last I the church in N C the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Will Bradham, N. Broad street, over the weekend. Mrs. J. E. Ross, Chesnut street, left on Friday for a ten days visit with her sister, to. J. Vf. Line- berger in Baltimore, Md. Mr. and to. F. M. "Bucky” Rhodes of Kansas City have ar rived for the season and are at their homeon N. Fair street | held its Mr. kerchief, Junoir choir; country . store, Mrs. C. E. Watts, Mrs. Hath M old Booker, Mrs. J. H. Reese. . The luncheon and supper were in charge of Mrs. A. A Reason- .2E 43 i^.ta {riSEa”* “ d b!r toto- Mill street, celebrated her first birthday on Oct 28 with a little party with only her family attend' mg. She enjoyed her cake, re drink. and orange the former Camden. je&o Mrs. Jerman is Frances Smith, Miss Mary Lee Sparks Honored While Here Miss Mary Lee Sparks, of Union, state approved worker of cradle-roll and nursery, was at the First Baptist church last week and was the recipetant of several courtesis while here On Wednesday Mrs. M. E Forte f ave a luncheon for her at the orte home on Lyttleton street Covers were laid for Miss Parks, the hostess, Mrs. O. Floyd Mont gomery, Mrs. D. C. Hinson, lbs. G H. Stogner, Mrs. Ra Mrs. Lloyd Smyrl and Starnes. Mrs. D. G Hinson and Mrs. Abbott Goodale complimented Miss Sparks on Thursday evening with a dinner party at the Hin son home on N. Mill street Be sides the hostesses and honor guests, the others invited were: Mrs. O. Floyd Montgomery, Miss Gertrude Gillis and Miss Mabel Starnes. ' ’ ' Gives Dinner Party Ralph White, ■Miss Mabel Womans Exchange Opened This Week The Womans Exchange opened this week under the management of Mrs. J. S. H: Clarkson, assisted by Mrs. J. H. Guthrie. The exchange is featuring gifts for Christmas, jellies, pickta, cakes, etc. "AK-h! I Can Breathe Again! When your none fills up wtth a stuffy hood end or oooaslonal con gestion, put a few drops of Vloks Va-tro-nol m each nostril and get oomfortfng rritaf almost instantly I Va-tro-nol Is so M- faetfcre because ft works right (store trouble Is to soothe Irritation. Bingo Party Mr. and Mrs. Leon Schlosburg gave a dinner party on Monday evening at their home for the fol- _ lowing guests: Mr. and Mrs. M. of M. Reasonover, Mr. and Mrs. F. 1 D. Goodale, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lee Clyburn and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Wilson. — ases of the work of the church. Education Discussed At Legion Auxiliary Meeting of on, the entire amount food used in both meals. , The ladies consider the serving Of the luncheon and supper a great asset to the Bazaar, the luncheon being directly in charge The James Leroy Belk Unit of °* ^ the able the American Mr. and Mrs. J. Hampton street, Kelly’s sisters, Mrs. Jack of Harrisburg, Pa., and Mrs R. Sly and Lieut. Sly of and lbs. Ralph Waldo I Friday afternoon, . ... .. . Chase and daughter, Mias Macie, Hunt room of the Sarsfield hotel 1 .. Tb * extensive publicity given «rnwd °n TUTwtared.y from Hock The meeting wee fomtalljr open-1 Sj 5*?*” A ct F.1U, N. Y, and are OMupying | ed with the advancing ofttle fig, and Cl S^* waTpanJ: mount in reaching our goaland putting it over in a big way. The general committee was: Mrs. George R. Darden, chairman theirplace on Lakeview tirroce'” I by to. Cbjtto A^«tsT'toW „.;u w_ ds , °i i M * non Schlosburg by the chaplain, to. Gay Baum, will be glad to learn that he is and the reciting of the Preamble recuperating nicely at the Cam- of the Constitution. Mrs. Caroline den hospital after a emergency Boykin read the minutes of the for appendicitis on Mon-1 October meeting. Mrs. Ralph White, unit presl- extended a cordial welcomi ev< N. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Booker, jpnt Broad street, had as their • aeni ’ otWVaJt W to some 89 guests and members. IXr'? JSS A" 10 "* the guests prerent were Booker $ sister, Mrs. R. E. Allen teachers citizens of Kershaw county, J. P. Richards, city super- a ? < L th * ei L moth Si:hi' Perry intendent of schooisT JGSlr of Batesburg. The Bookers ——■ Anoau a small sburg. famih for the second annual Iredge is staying with Du Bose. id Mrs. Leon Schlosburg nd the Duke-North Caro- ball game in Chapel Hill, i Saturday. They will be ieir by their daughter, ilosburg, who will arrive s from Dayton, Ohio, for amba fraternity house- theweekend. t Mortimer Muller, M d ^ to. Elihu Schlosbi n, Md., stopped over in on Sunday for a visit rs. Bates' sister-in-law, „ .. . r_^ e I Stokes, county superintendent of nrino Mrc “bools; G B. Baldwin, principal 1 Camden high school; P. D. Baird^ Saturday evening. # # principal of Pine Tree school and Harold Booker, editor of The Making Plans For Big Chronicle. Flpnhnnt In recognition ol American ciepnam oaie l Veek the Auxiliary Excited anticipation is brewing I ^ very ^ortunato to have H. A. over the plans by th<* Womanl Smith, state supervisor of occu- Auxiliary of the Camden hospital informatlon oi Mrs. «. «. Gandy, Mrs. Dess Goodale, Mrs. J. E Hoffman, Mrs. W. L. Jack- son, Mrs. Jack Nettles, Mrs. A. A. Reasonover, Mrs. J. H. Reese and e Camden loral Co. Phone 188 — East Latmaa St. Camden, 8. C. Department of Educa- phantSale aTthe Farm and*Home I tion^as guest speaker. He dis- Market building on DeKalb street cm ^ 8 ° me educaUonal Thursday, Decanber 2-one *5 KSf®* m South Carolina and only—from 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. I Kershaw county after which an mSVSS.” nounces her committee of en- thusiastk workers as follows: Mrs. Berve ?. »• following timer Muller, Mrs. Lee Little, £P 8te f£? : . L ®P a Sdilostnirg. . Elihu Schlosburg, Mrs. Mn^Djjs ton Weil Mrs. A. C. McKain, Mrs. T w “»°n, Simon Eichel Mrs. Ral^Steven- son, Jr, Mrs. Andrew Marion, If Mrs. ciaytor Arrants, Mrs. John I ^ ^- Major, J/^ MnL WVG. Mg- K. deLoache, Mrs. Alfred Church, -5® r ** MrrChL. £>uBore, Jr, md Wmirere md lire. Mrey Harold tadotek. !■«“ . The above ladies will try to I . , _ u , contact every one lor donations of John D. Kennedy IUDC Chopter Meet* Mrs. Robin Zemp. We want to thank Miss Mar garet FeweU, home demonstra tion agent, for obtaining the use of toe Farm Home Market build- nnen. It was 9 work in so also want to thank the Belk store for furnish ing our price tags and Mr. Mc- Caskili for doing oat posters. In addition we want to thank Jack Moore for transporting our many heavy articles and John Langford for donating our bottled drinks. The 1 use of the radio station, WACA, and its facilities is indeed greatly appreciated. We also wish -to thank those who contributed chickens and other material used in both mails and A. Sam Karesh for his generous donation. The K t assistance of our own Sally | er for giving us a day of her time as ^■■Hi**** keipfd no little toward the smooth running of the whole affair. B. Kelly, East honored Mrs. Godin Mrs. Peter Sly and Lieut. Sly of Albur- querque, N. M., and Adak, Alaska, with a bridge party on Friday! evening. Artistic arrangements of flowers were used in the living and dining room. A dessert course with coffee was served and prizes were won by Mrs. Luther B. Fields for high score for ladies, Luther B. Fields for the gentlemen and the hoots presented the honor guests with gifts. Playing at the tnree tables j xiM were: Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Hallman, J Mr. and Mrs. Jas. W. Stuart, Mr. and Mrs. Luther B. Fields, Mr. and Mrs. Nettles Myers, Lt and Mrs. Sly, Mrs. Godin and Mrs. Fred West • • • a a Wayside Theatre (U-Drive-N) FrL-SaL. Nov. 18-20 -UNDERCOVER MAI8IE" — And — -BILLY THE KID IN TEXAS* with—Bob Steele “Secret Agent No. 2" Cartoon* • A FIRST SHOW, 7:38 P. M. Two Complete Shows G B. BLYTHER, Owner OB I Go To Church Sunday furniture, house arganments, cos tume jewelry, linens, ruga, cur tains or “what have you", cookies, jams, cakes, pickles and nuts will alao be sold at this sale The committee reouests that any one not contacted by i . the members and who have any The John D. Ken J. WhatmayseemtobeaWhiteEle- phant in your house will be just) v^Tappointed to what some one else may need and j convention of the thing one of wish to of the UDC met on vember 1 at the heme of H. Burns. The meeting was open- . ] ed by a prayer which was folio w- of led by the pledge of allegiance to ■'the flag and the salute to the to phone be Confederate deed was a perfect day for the ladies of the Womens Sodety o| Christian Service of the Lyttleton Street Methodist churc hand one which qhaii be outstanding in the minds of ell of us who plan to make the Bazaar an in the activities of the church. Thanks—and do come to aee us next year. • * • • • Spaghetti Supper For Honor Guests CThe Clothes CTree WOMENS EXCHANGE BUILDING Straat Festive Holiday Dresses for * Afternoon and Evening mtw c+s FOR YOUcvo • *«< or «m lava tt>« .UmthafcM youm lad thla Of thB] STANLEY'S * JEWELRY SHOP wm* r,r In tJ4 it' WHY WAIT u lerato flag. Christmasmrds Mrs. S. W. Varitandingham en- sent to the Confederate tertained cm last Friday evening delight finding. • • • Hobkirk Hill DAR Chapter Meets Friday The Hobkirk Hill chapter, DAR, will meet at the home of Mrs. W. L. Goodale, corner Green adn Broad streets, Friday, Nov. 19 at 4 p. m. An invitation has extended Mrs. Henry J. Munner- lyn of Bennettsville, state regent, to be present. A fine attendance is urged and all visiting DARs are the General UDC, which was'to be held in Savannah, Ga., Nov. 12-16. Mrs. E G vonTresckow made a most interesting report on the meeting the South Carolina divi sion UDC which was held in Charleston on Oct 14-18. Owing to the, length of the busi ness session the program was omitted. The Hosteea served de licious refreshments of tea and cookies. tertained on last Friday evening for her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Mona han and Mr. Monahan of Ridge wood. N. Y., with a spaghetti su; per. Autumn flowers were used the decorations and the hostess was assisted in serving by Mrs. T. Lee Lltflu The gueets were: Mr. and Mrs. Mrmahan (Joan VMnlaFMtiwgham), Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Nettles, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mont Mr. and Mrs/Chas. deLo* and Mrs. Lane Woodcock and Mr and Mrs. Will Bradham. . ... until youf favorite pattern Is no longer available. | I * “ ; . '* j $ /- ' • ' ' • '■ «<>.»• * v .i If •' '■ * .... • • • jBt . * a—— SBU.. fWt Corhe in, make your selection today . . a small deposit will hold until Christmas. Complete Stock 6f Patterns in Following: •HAND BAGS SUGGESTIONS JULIA'S •FINE QUALITY HOSE •rmupa. a SI.* 5 ] JEWELRY •LOVELY LINGERIE •LACEY LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS IlaOTlIfnI Assortment SELECT YOUR OWN "AFTER-FIVE" DRESS FOR THE HOLIDAYS X:’ * SHOP AT HOME Tr*J