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* ■hhHm ■ <1 >.■!* > ■arrfj J*. r*: ■SS^artfi , and ManP^ ,. .»the Cem^® 11 hoejutaL ;vWSS rpuof. p°“%» t2iJ£i of LeuHnburg. N. C, eekend herewith Mra. Laurens street W. HeetlLwho «t- the Carolina Cup reee here, has returnea to his b St Petersburg, FU. . [Ben Heath and cffiMren 1 from St Petersburg, • Tiri t wl ®. b SJS^*’ here with nis mother, B. Jenkins, Kirkwood Mrs. Benton Burns of , were called here on it hr the sudden death t's uncle. Major Moul- Reception And Dinner For The Wofford Glee Club [ford Glee Cfoh. who i In a n -njth© by the Lyttlston street Methodist cherch, ed before the concert in the ational room st Wimberly Dinner wan serred by the of the chnreh with Mrs. BLH. Pooe- er as general chMnaan. Polio wing the concert n was given these young men at Wimberly Hall and the entertain ment wan directed by Mias Lois Redfearm. district supervisor of Youth Work. Over fifty young ikdies from dnlty were Invited mg singers and de af her mother. Mrs. I w tchee were served by s commit- count of the critical illness of ^Cocn A. Trapp, respective howies after the flmerel of thdr mother. Mrs. James M Gandy and sons, James and Harry, were called to HartsviHe on Tuesday death of Henry Alaxanc of Major James M. _ the U. S. in Angela Beleos Winner | roppy rosier uonrest l/t Legion Auxiliary ' SSSSUS^S&i which v by the Auxiliary, was 1X15 Broad Sallup in Japan. Mr. Gundy ddat the time of of entrants, the ‘ of tfaa fourth. «m» Moond Con A. Trapp. She will be joined by her husband and son, Richey, for an extended visit with rala lives ana mer Mrs. Jack C by a o tee beaded by Mrs. Wm. T. Miller and Mrs. Ralph R. White. e e e Jr. (Louiae Five Grandchildren Were J,nklnfc and three tint call fifth and i eighth -and ninth . ird class, 10th, 11th and 11th grades. There was only. one <4— entered from the Cam* den school that of the fourth, fifth and sixth grades. ire was Yciunft 1334 and third prise by 1915 Lakeview. mention was given Jane Cooper and Anne Clyburn. Judaea were Mire Susie Watkins, MM. Reusonover and Joseph SSSid Baptized On Sunday to visit her mother, Mrs. Cora A. Trapp, and was at her bedside The five grandchildren at Mr. when she passed away on Tues- and Mrs. William D. Trantham of day. She was joined by Mr. j Thieketty Place, N. Mill street, Brown for the funeral services, were baptized in a beautiful ser- Thcy have returned to their home vice on Sunday noon at Grace in Florida. Episcopal church by the rector, Miss Joan Schlosburg, Lyttle- the Rev. Stiles B. Lines. They ton street, had as her guests for woe: Wm. Trantham Clarke and the Carolina Cup races. Misses Michael Tresiae Clarke, children — ‘ 1 — *«■ — s. Maunce Clarke Camp Le of | Jeune, N. C.; Ann Carden Sem- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jeun& n. ( pie, daugh^ Mire Ellison (Paul Semple (Maggie Trantham), et, and Dunid Tran Toby Ellison, Charleston, and Eve Major and Mrs. ^ Kraun, Fayetteville, N. C.; Jim-1 (Jane Tranfiiam) of my Ronee anH Leonard K — ^ High Point N. C. Mire Mrs. Sidney Watters, nroompaniAH Wi— 1 home ^ returned to Camden on 11806 Fair street jenkms cotteg^ left on Saturday of last week. tham Oliver and — for Middleburg, va^ ifraTw. L. Jackson will spend to| Oliver, sons of Mr. and Mrs. tev P **-Ko Tr wedcend at Winthrop Col-1 Huary CHirer (Patsy Trantham) '^ J L h to li rtro^g»tt5^itSnd*** sSt* W Jmlor ,h HoraS ° M^^^cSrke is th, ton of Mn 1 R. (Dick) Trapp. Jo Force, now stationed Mde, Calif., attended the [of his mother, Mrs. Cora ^S^Davis (Lucy Kirk- uny, Jr^ i spend- MtsTt. young son. Tommy, Jr n, D. C., are e here with Fair street Douglas Boykin Al- York arrived on Sun- the funeral of her , Mrs. Douglas A. Boy- died on Saturday. Mrs. Hoyt S. Trapp of Park, N. J-, were called account of the death of s mother, Mrs. Coro A. returned home on Mrs. J. E. Hoffman, had as their guests J. Tom Needham .C. A Reasonover and 11L Reasonover , are in N. C., this week with Jordan, who remains ill in the Charlotte llMupital. recta Griffin and nieees. and Ann Griffin -of N. were guests over 1 of Miss Griffin’s Sis- Wm. T. Milter and Mr. street [ Margaret Woodruff gf Abu, returned home after spending the hate with Ifr. and 1 Foodruff at Mrs. A. Fair street Allan children, sad MlrhreJ Harris gf [Ohio, arrived on flahm. Booth’s stay withMrs. Hr, A. Sam Karah. Mrs. H. B. Webb with Du Pont de Nemours have been living with Cterksons on Fair street into one of the Buck- for the summer. daughter, Mrs. R. B. *ykin and Mr. Boykin, at Plantation. He will here at Easter by Mrs. ice Clarke had as her the Carolina later, Miss her guests, Miss and Miss Agnes PdU- of ^h e V. A. hospital, rk Harris (Betty Sow- aughter, EUzabett, who spending some tfnre the former's parents, t Charles SowelL left to x l°to Mr. Huris in ady. N. Y. aon Bueno, Lima, Peru, sville, Va., who his beer! delegate, and Joan An-1 Eptecopal church, derion. who had the highest drees score in district No. 3 who vrifl^roodel her dress at the con-1 I Legion Auxiliary To Meet Among the Camdenitea attend- The American Legion Auxilia teg the regular meeting of the will meet at the home of Mrs. Columbia Business and Prates-1L. Williford, Cheenut street, Fri sional Women s Club on Tuesday day afternoon, April 8 at 4 the Jefferson hotel o’clock. AH members are urged to i Jennie McMaster, be praaent Thelma O. Moody, ““ • • • • Mrs. W. F. Nettles Honored On Birthday Mrs. W. P. Nettles was honored on Friday afternoon wtth a mu- pries birthday party riven by Mra. W. F. Nettles, Jr- at her boare oa N. Mill street Seven of the bono- ree’S Intimate friends were invit ed in for tee at 5 o’clock and each a birthday remembrance Mrs. for Mrs. Netties. The tea table was lovely wtth its oeaterpieoe of crab apple blos soms ■"4 soft ptnk t >wd delicious refreshments wore serv ed by the hostess seels ted by Mrs. (Olive Netties). Invited to this delightful affair were Mrs. John T. Nettles. Mrs. W. Robin Zemp, Mm. B. W. Rheme, Zemp, Mrs. Willis naanreMmttfjti, Sheorn and guest Mrs. W. J. 1 Weeks of Kernses City. Mo. an Mm B. O. Boykin. s s e s s Garden Club To Meet Garden Club will The eet c O CIOCK theeda members ere urged to attend. meet on Monday, April Uth, at 4 It tn the social room of Be- Aft Guests at Luncheon Mrs. Leon ton street, trill have as her guests at luncheon today with a card game .following Meadames Her bert Spiers, Julius Love, Melvin Harris, Morton Donen, Rose Berry and Louis Simmons, all of Co lumbia, also Miss Rosalie Bloch and Mrs. Elihu Schlosburg. e, e e e • Mrs. J. E. Hoffman Is Host At Bridge Party <« Mra. J. E. Hoffman was hostess on last Wednesday afternoon at a bridge party at her home on Uph- ton Coart. Three tables were In piny and prises wsre awarded Mrs. Nettles Myers for high score and Mra. F E. West for low,score. Invited to this delightful affair were Mrs. F. R. West, Mra. Nettles Myers, Mn. J. A. Haglns, Mm John Stover, Mn. H. C. Hallman, Mra. Lindsay Pleroe, Mrs. Batea Little jobs. Mm H. D. Adams, Mra. H. A. Small, Mm bother B. Fields, Mra. Jus. W. Stuart and Mm J. B. Kelly. THE SPIRIT OF EASTER! Symbolic of the Easter season is the lovely lily . , . bringing a breath of Spring sunshine into your home . . . decorat ing it with beauty and refreshing colors . .. spreading the job of Eoster everywhere! ! Visit our Flower Shop and too our forgo display of EASTER PLANTS and CUT FLOWERS. Easter Sundciy, April 17th THE CAMDEN FLORAL COMPANY 211 East Laurens St. 1 C FHONES 193—494 Wiley Sheorn, Mrs. Oscar Smyrl, end Mbs Margaret FewriL Each I of these ladies are officers end committee women of the recently organized Businem and Protes-| ■tonal Women’s Club in Camden. • a a a Miss Irene Sanders Honored At Party Rojo ~ irwll prettiest partic ison was Ae br Or lHagood, bride-elect of this month. The parte was given at the home of Mas. John S. Lindsay, Lvttleton street, on last Saturday afternoon and bridge was played at three tables. Quantities of cut flcweri were! used in the two wuge living rooms, thrown an suite ter the occasion, and the bride’s place was marked with a white ca 1 tion corsage. , j.,.; Seen g'lett upon arnvmg given a wedding band tied with] a miniature corsage and satin rib bon with nar tally card attached. the card game an ice| course was served with the bert frozen in shape of bands revH •ogagreinre,*. yellow and white color wap carried out in detail in ts «»wt sandwicL won by the hon- oree for high acoM and ttm was ,. tol for con-1 solation and floating. She after-' to Mias j MtoGrubb’s Sanders, her moiher.Mm Walter) Sanders, and Mrs. Charies Sand- all of Hagood; Mrs. of Sumter, r Mrt. T^reta and Mias Collie Philips of Colum'-| bia: Charlotte Boytob, Smith, Schroder, Funderburk and Molly Ruth SORT A. • 4 # 4 4 Birthday Dinner For Mrs. C. C. Whitaker, Jr. * redB' Jar] - ,• ; ■ Mrs. A. Kennedy Bl&keney tertained at cocktails and dinner j oe last Tuesday evening ter Mrs.| C. C. Whitaker, Jr., honoring ~ birthday. Artistic .arrangements of sprind flowers were used in the house and covers were laid for a group of the -W mm 4L. ' . 7 « * 1 W v Wtel» ireiu AVI * *iwiapv va —— I e racing and training! honor guests most Intimate friends « .shipped with his 1 [riday to Belmont Park, has been staying at the ties on Lyttleton street S e "H Baldwin (Marie Wahpeton, N. D„ and Trap] I were *PP of Springfield, called home on se tters. Blakeney was aastoted by[ her daughters and sons-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Wm. M. Wilson, Jr. andj Mr. end Mm Frank Woodruff. • • • '• Go To Cfiurch Sunday - ^*4 % t. rM- ^ •I h eh#Mei oAsflMMhm# Aiiu now, summer * eofions mi falooninc for you . .• 5 7't - A//l - 7 )oa/'~ tAmb I J U N I 0 R S 0000 AS GOp. tes irilft MW tt whUT saf sMiM ; PUS ■ AS M19HT Al THE SUN, ...Sub dims as ktedCpm ' vp • •^ —u~. SUAXT AS 3UCCE in aavy ; luaiors Didure-orettv or foohis- gcited. 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