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Saturday, March awrwyom had \ma and waiting for a year, dawnec in perfect condition and remain ad that way the entire day. way | Aa early as 10 o’clock you Carolina could see can with their Cup race sticken pasted to their windshields heading for the track |P& 7C ' « (U-DRIVE-N) Sunday, April 3 TENTH AVENUE ANOEL” with—Margaret O'Brien Angela Lamburr, George Murphy and Phyllis Thaxter Also Selected Short Subjects Moa.-Tues. April 4-8 "SONG OF SCHEHERAZADE” in Technicolor—with Yvonne De Carlo, Jean Pierre Aumont and Brian Donlevy Also Selected Short Subjects WwL-Tbun. April 1-7 Dana Andrews—in "BOOMERANG" with—Jane Wyatt, Arthur Kennedy, Sam Levine and Lee J. Cobb FfL-Sat, April "HOLLYWOOD BARN DANCE" with—Ernest Tubb, Lori Talbott, Helen Boyce By 1 o’clock it looked like Camp one visitor it, "the biggest he had ever at- families had re* and college friends were iving old home week—in one group talking about the in ter-collegiate boxing matches go ing on in Columbia were a num ber of old Citadel men, Eddie Holesden, Joe Hammond and Frank Thompkins of Columbia, Harry Stuhr of Charleston, Ran dolph Walker, Summeerville; “Skinney” Cauthen, Rock HUl, and Jack Nettles—while on the other side of the fence were a crowd of Carolina boosters prais ing their team. One of the largest picnics of Camden people and their guests was the one given by Jimmy and Peggy Stuart, who gave a cock tail party at foe George Stuarts the races and a huge buf fo ere afterwards. Their : Mr. and Mrs. “Pete" Houses to • 10-room house ed in city limits, buy. •Several 6-room hous es, located both inside city limits and out. • 1 five-room house, lo cated outside city lim its. Priced reasonable. • 1 four-room house, lo- -cated outside city lim its. Priced low. CALL 102-M & Nolan Real ai^d Insurance WAYSIDE DRIVE-IN THEATRE LUGOFF, S. C. Spring Re-Opening Friday, April 1st. SHOWING • rr California' with Roy Millond, Barbara Stanwyck and Barry Fitzgorald BIDS ASKED Bids are desired for the construc tion of a stockade and living quart ers for guards. Plans and specifica tions may be secured on Tuesday, April 5, at the County Board of Di rectors Office. J. A. Rosborotigh, Clerk For Immediate Delivery YOUR FORD TRACTOR foe Victor „ r -Rose, foe Jackson Weldons of Clearwater. . . . David Blackwell and his wife, Mary, were here from Charlotte at Dave’s mother, Mm. Jo S. Blackwell and had wrth than, Mr*. Jin. RobuMon. Harriet Lipscomb Dodderer (Mm. Harold) came up with some Charleston ians and Prielous Ravenel and daughter, Shannon, spent foe day with Mm. H. S. Steedman. The Arden Lowndea, foe Cyril Harrisons, Agnm and Nettles Lindsay, Rhetta Heath McDowell and her attractive daughter, Ida, home from Garrison Forest, Md., for spring holidays, h« guest, Dionne Ryan, Mm. A. Kennedy y and her daughters, Mrs. Ison and lbs. Frank* Woodruff and their guests. Bill and Sis (Springs) Chase, Fort Mill, and Chris Lowildes, Char lotte, made up a gay picnic at foe track. Alain duBreil and Prince Dimi tri Djordjadze of New York and Scottsville, Va.. arrived at noon for foe Cup and returned on Sun- , M. duBreil was foe guest of ie Kent Millers at Cool Springs id Prince Djordjadze stayed with M. Ramon Bueno at the Jack N sttles, Lyttleton street: also at tie Nettles were Jake Houston, si iff photographer of the Char lotte Observer, who came down Friday night for foe Hospital Ball and foe Carolina Cup. Wilton Garrison, sports writer . for the Observer, Jack Woods and Ann Parrish, all of Charlotte; Joe and Edies McKain had an interesting crowd at their house for the dance Friday evening and foe races, tey were A. F. Irby, Jr., of At- nU, the Fletcher Carters and m, Fletcher, Jr., and the Laur ence Pinckneys of Charleston. The McKains had a “drop-in” S irty before foe dance and after e races. Bitsy Coxe (Lois’ daughter), came down from Converse on Saturday and brought three class mates with her, they were Sophia Riddick, Martha Murray and Win- kie Stokes, and all stayed at “Ced ar Knoll” with the Wm. I* Good- ales. Kitty and Bill gave them a supper party on Saturday night whicn also included John de- Loach, Jr., Freddie Muller, Joe Fox and Joe Bean. The Goodales held “open house” after foe races for the out of town friends and approximately 75 dropped by for this beautiful affair. The Dan Mackeys and Mrs. W. F. Netties, Jr., had a picnic for their out of town guests, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Foster of Greenville, Prim’s father, Dr. McRae John ston and Mm. Johnston, McRae of the district. A display at Confederate relics will feature whe Monday’s meet ing and all members are asked to bring or send interesting relics with a short history of relic at tached. * A full Attendance of members is urged. Stanley Moss, Beaufort .... Mr. and Burs. M. G. Muller held open house at their home after foe races on Rectory Square for their TWohn D. • foe monthly . 4 at 4 p. m., at of Mrs. Edmont von- on Greene street will be Mm. vonTrm- ckow, Mrs. J. L. Guy, Mm. E. D. Drakeford and Mm. H. E. Graham. Mrs. R M Risley of Columbia, the director of the Ridge dis trict to which the Camden chap ter belongs, will be the honor guest of foe afternoon. The Ridge district meeting will be held April 13 at York. Four i from th delegates foe John D. Ken nedy chapter will attend. Mm. vonTreeckow is foe vice director The Camden Garden Club en joyed a 'very pleasant meeting at the home of Mm. W. L. Wright on Chesnut street The meeting was called to order by the president and roll call and minutes were given. This being foe annual officers and committee gave their yearly re in detail. These were fol- _jwed by a full discussion of ar ticles and by-laws of foe consti tution. It was agreed foat in or der to become a member of foe club, an applicant must do some gardening or should be willing to serve the interests of foe club in some useful manner. Mrs. Jack Whitaker, chairman of foe committee in charge of ar ranging for foe meeting < Sand Hills district of foe Garden Club on March lS, re ^^' ed that their plans had changed in order to accommodate ally ^ Parish House, followed ^ by , Dutch luncheon at Sarsfield hotel, would, instead, be held aft the Recreation Room at the Airport At the dose of ’ 1 “ Mra. DuBose, in a manner, asked for the of foe dub as she a duties of president Following adjournment delic ious refreshments Nere served by «helx»t«L .... most Lee-Norris Marriage Of Interest Mr. and Mrs. Sanford tae of of Columbia. Howard (Hei son of Mrs. Eliese Norris late Henry Norris of and Cl Drive Carefully—Save a Lift nephew, John Hallet, of Charlote and Kershaw, and «uu zveiMutw, «uiu a large party of hit friends. Dixie and Barbara Barban Boykin had some very attractive visit - . . . and _itom from Virginia, Mr Mrs. Melvin Church, III, Nick de Jaun and Randy Duffy, dy took a picnic luncheon track. The Junior Welfare League girls did a swell job at the food and drink booths and selling pro grams. Sarsfield hotel coffee shop served luncheon to the 68 hign- way patrolmen heer to direct foe intense traffic and foe judges, stewards and owners of the horses and foe committeemen of the day for foe races were guests of Harry D. Kirkover and Mrs. Marion du- Pont* Scott The day is ended but the y lingers on. they all to the town friends, also their daughter nd Mrs. and son-in-law, Mr. and UPHOLSTERY MATERIALS If you ora looking for moforiolt for covoriqg at right pricot, too ut. J. PAUL ROSS 832 BROAD STREET Little Theatre CAMDEN. 8. & FrL-SaL. April 1-2 It’s that All-Star Western Thriller! Gregory Peck, Ann Baxter ^ ard Widmark—in "YELLOW SKY" Also Cartoons Saturday Morning 10 o’clock April i WACA broadcasts TALENT TIME from our stage! Follow ed by special feature picture. "BLONDIE BRINGS UP BABY" Saturday Nile Late Show 10:30 P. April 2 New Thrills! New Mystery! The New Falcon—in "DEVIL’S CARGO" SEjQOOtNtttgGGGSifGilSiaiai April 4-8 of the year! The comedy hit Jeanne Crain, Linda _ Ann Sofoern—in A LETTER TO THREE Aim ••INlItttiNlgillgfoltgtlNNlgtgigtgN April S-T Laughter thafU rock you out of your‘mat! Rex Harrison, Linda memory CThe WOMEN'S EXCHANGE BUILDING Laurens Street — — — Camden. S.C. SALE SPRING PRINTS and SILKS Share your Eaai family, friend* ••“ding the oat. expresses the J the day. Make it a Umlyo proud lily at tfceb a bouquet of cri the family, a Moo log plant far t shut-in. TheCc Floral C 211 Ea* Li Camden. PHONES Johnston Jr.,_of St George, Laura Joh Shephard, Constance Johnston. Edward Whitmire and John David m. all of Columbia; Lala , Mimi Flowers, Converse Watch for "THE SNAKE PIT Johnstoi Brown, _ T College; “Ginger” Branham, Bam berg; Frank Mackey and Mrs. Clarkson Rhame. Bin and Dot Richards of Kershaw were here and the H. K. Hallets of Char lotte were luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. R P. Kendall of Boston, Mass., who opened their winter place here for foe week. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Pitts gave a large luncheon at their home in Brevard Place for their out of “’~asr-M , ur ’29** ■ S44JS DOWN. 11 MOWS TO PAT • - ' c t i f .• at V' SEE THESE 68EAT REFRIGERATOR VAIUESI NOW DISPIAYI *0jfl£:%