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%vmr^ * ■i*y • .- • ^ ^ ...g.* r»r : - v <#> v^i«hm **'*. . .* • - ^ • Christmas Dry Cleaning... Gt» H don« EARLY and get it done RIGHT! We can fake care of year work quickly and satisfactorily. We Clean and Block Hats *, CALL US . . . WE PICK UP AND DELIVER You'll want to LOOK YOUR BEST during the holidays. Our Expert Cleaners will help you look that way. QUALITY CLEANERS N- HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS to EMERSON'S DRIVE-IN ★ ★ COLUMBIA TENT AND AWNING COMPANY Columbia, S. C. Keht Miller's Have First Cotillion Dance Of The first Cotillion of the win ter'season we* danced last Fri day evening at Cool Springs, the ante-bellum home of the Kent Miller’s of Louisville, Ky., and Camden. These dances were given by Mrs. Miller and her four charming children, SUtve, Pheobe, Mimi and Kent, Jr., every Fri day evening last winter and gain ed in popularity as the season progressed. This year the young ladies in vited are requested to wear party dresses and this formal attire lends dignity and beauty to the occasion. Many parents chaperone these affairs and delicious refreshments tare served each time. Approximately 60 of the sub sub debs and their escorts and “stags” attended the opening dance which was held in the spacious rooms of this beautiful home. Native greens and red ber ries and lighted tapers in the massive' chandeliers made it a, fairy-land for the young dancers. A huge Christmas tree will be laced In the ball room for the oliday parties. # * a it a Sum Of $800 Netted White Elephant Sale m HGHT JB Buy Chrittmaa Saolt i The sum of $800 was netted from the White Elephant Sale by the Woman’s Auxiliary of the Camden hospital, conducted last wee. This exceeds by $200 the amount raised last vear. Mrs. H. G. Gaither, president of the auxiliary, expresses the, thanks of the auxiliary to all who had a part in the success of the sale, those who contributed ar-1 tides, those who purchased and those who contributed their time. Meanwhile she reminds all to save their castaways for the sale next year. t a a a a Women's Society of Christian Service To Sponsor Bake Sale The Women’s Society of Christ ian Service of the Lyttleton Street Methodist church will sponsor a Bake Sale on Thursday, Decem ber 23, in the DeKalb street side of the Fashion Shop. I Place your order now for your Christmas cakes, pies, cookies and 1 candies. Telephone Mrs. F. N. Wimberly, 508-W, for special or ders. • • a a a Eastern Star To Hold Monthly Meet Dec. 16th The Leslie Zemp Chapter No 111, Order of Eastern Star, will' hold its regular monthly meeting at the Masonic Hall Thursday evening. December 16. | A turkey dinner will be served at 7 o’clock followed by a Christ-, mas party. » ' k' jr I. | ■■ mmh Bobby Zemp Honored On Fifth Birthday Christmas red and green was the color scheme used at Bobby Zemp’s fifth birthday party on last Saturday afternoon, when his mother, Mrs. S. Capers Zemp, invited 14 of his playmates to eat birthday cake and ice cream with him. Pyracaniha and nandine ber ries were used in profusion throughout the Zemp home and Christmas party caps were given as favors. Belton McCarty was winner in the peanut hunt Funeral Services L Miss Anna Holland Miss Anna S. Holland, 80, died on Saturday night after an ex tended illness. Funeral services were held from the Marshall Methodist church at 3 o’clock on Monday afternoon. Interment followed in the church cemetery. A retired school teacher, Miss Holland was bom in Kershaw ebunty, the daughter of the late Judge Isaac and Margaret Ar rant* Holland. Survivors, include two broth ers, H. H. Holland, Raeford, N. C., and A. A. Holland, Camden; two sisters, Mrs. M. E. Pate of the Marshall church section, Lee county, and Mrs. H. S. Davis, of Orlando, Fla., and a number of nieces and nephews. Willie Levi Goff Died Last Friday Funeral services were held from the Antioch Baptist church Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock for Willie Levi Goff, fanner and merchant of the Antioch section, who died at the Camden hospital Friday night after a few days ill ness. The Rev. Mr. Gardner officiated at the services. Interment follow ed in the church cemetery. Mr. Goff who was 76 years old is survived -by his widow, Mrs. Agnew Baker Goff; one daugh ter, Mrs. G. O. Tidwell, of Char lotte; three sons, S. C. Goff, of Columbia; G. W. Goff, of Cam den, and Leonard Goff, of Wil liamsburg, Va., and two brothers, John and Ben Goff, of Camden. MIS [ EMEUINCY "V 11 JEWEL* MKT. 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