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d b UUMB* 1 t" thfp-P-* “ I i-nt «f *906,000 *« circolation and h»»e»Bt “over 800* (reehoMer. Ik Ih 23°lfS,^S Messed that many ' uid thus obviat#: th« S 1 . canvasser having to Srix different issues to in the election as fo»- jjjue, not ^ n for extension and an- ents to the waterworks < extensions atM i o< the sewsraga (JcomLvHoo nent oi giree^- QOt 49ECQ41 for CQnsfrttctiob drains. sue not exceeding for construction and -Mt of parks, ie forum on the bend la id last Friday night at court house which bysvery * dtizens. > i ioay mjuii m* )use which was ■ ■■nerJK ft ssih represcnxa w ve Mayor Henry — • -ans- Charter Is Applied For Work Will Begin M ; \ *- - v ; *• Summer On Lovely ^Cmitafv * ' r III The Camden Choral So- sty presented in a very ef fective manner “The Rose Maiden” in maid** its sec ond annual Sprint appear ance before the people of Camden on Tuesday night in Am r.mm^en Grammar School m. Despite the fact * downpour of nib earlier b the u: audience was > fair-sized it. m.t , ami- rtf the by its jjrpwp tax books, do psUtkSt your to order an the City MS Of tl of a life of W _ that he men her. also the gift Of ksW bsibirs opoo lives S man be ex- os end 1m- p] gilw. the City |a Canden shall ho hne, either as a sintfe i time to time as sev- i issues, not exceediMC I of general obligation tin City of Camden, shall be end impreve- ine waterworks system ' Of Canwi»n the City Council of of Camden shall be (to issue, either as* _ «from time to time as la of gene of the City of proceeds shan extensions ■ to the __ pstem of tite City of the City Council <rf of Canden shaU be I to brae, either as a from time to tin ate issues, not ex- 1,000 of general obli- of the City of Cam- proceeds shall be ex- oxtensions and im- to the sewerage ^ City of Camden. ■Jftwe Qty Council of lof Camden shall be em- |t° sraie, either as a sin- | or from time to time ai ^trate issues, not ex 11,000 of general obll- of the City of Cam- proceeds shall be ex- the construction aiu ^ of streets in • the “den. ■ . the City Council of £ Camden shall be am- iS^^thwssesin- ]« from time to time y*™* ifues, not ex- ■ bbli- °f the City of Cam- .Pwcwd* shall bs construction of k the Qty dfcam- rw. City Covnctt of “d Camdsn shall bemaT 1? “tsn time to time I.OOO^ofT* 8 ’ sl^bee*- . —“truction am ^ P*rks in tie Clinic r ®f* DeHalb On Mgy /7 far those Wats- Paul a Semple, twin '.ijfo to by and dies Mrs. Margaret McKevlm of Charleston, president of the South CstTplina Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clnha, is ahown hevu installing officers of the Camden Chapter at the charter night dinner Monday night Reading from left to right Miss Jennie McMaster, treasurer of the lodal club; Mrs. C. E. Watte, second vice- president; Mrs. Beulah Sheonv, first vice-preskient; Mrs. McKevlin, Miss Margaret Devore of Columbia (standing back of Mrs. McKevlin) Miss Margaret Fewell, presi dent of the local club; Miss Allene Funderburk of Columbia and Camden, and Miss Anna Goolsby of Columbia. The two last-named organized the local club. ;—Photo by Monarch. iSw mm*' Record Made •r . m IWIMMV r#a#njnon njqaindenlhai'tfvenio the world one of its great leaders, whom you honored here recently, and out of this dub should come other lead- “ said Mrs. Margaret Me- First Of Kind In State New Fixtures At leal Bank Complete Change Will Be Mode In Interior Of Commercial Notional With the announcement this week that a charter was being sought for the King Htiglar Apartments, Inc., and that a committment had been given by the Federal Reus ing Administration to the project, it was stated by George A. Creed, one of the incorporators that tentative plans call for construction work to begin around the first of June. . There will be 30 units in the apartment project, housed in five buildings, all two stories high. Three of ^he buildings will con tain eight units, one building will contain tour units and one two units. All of the units will consist of five rooms. Six of the apart ments will be up-anddownstairs and the remainder will all be cm one floor. The project will be erected on the property located at the cor ner of Mill and Laurens streets. The property adjoins the Chil dren’s Home procertr on the west, the property of Miss TrmJ on Mill street on the north, Mill street on the east and Laurens street on the ■■HI In This City On May 19 and 20 A remodeling program for the interior of the Commer cial National Bank building, including the installation of modern new fixtures, will be undertaken this summer, the wrork to be completed during the fall, according to an an nouncement thia week by H. G. Garrison, executive vice president of the bank. The fixtm will be kwlaUed by the Wade Manufacturing Com pany, of Charlotte. This company has specialized in such work since 1898, having is of some of North and A general inga, schools, and business build- will ba made on aoma May 19 and 20 Is Camden by a crew of trained-inspecton representing the South Carolina Fire Protective Associ ation. Camden 4s the first city tt thia state to be choben for such a survey although similar i in cities in Nortn Carolina. * ' T 11 surveys have been mode cfv that hm mt fV tin. G nn M. Heuon- Hofftnan, Mrs. .Mrs. Nicholas I. J. G. Richards. Jr., DuBose, Miss Ethel ohnW/Team, Mrs. XarlRcb-^. Ada Mrs. Professional^ 1 Women's _ the char ter to <tha local dob fast Monday night The charter night dinner of the unden dub wee held at IbeSan- dd hotel and a number of local and out-of The latter iaduded the state /;am • • • • i e Family Night nmli rngms e^mmhlndf 6a first FaSSyNightl in the soc-. Id talk in whidi Yates, Mrs. John W. Team, Mrs. JoeMlekleJCrs. ~ Mary M. Hayes, Altos: Miss Mrs. Gertrude M. Emily K. Whiting. MImI Arms*, Mrs. John Vfflepigue, Miss Barbara Monacch. Mrs. Mamie Team, Mrs. Van Wraps, Miss Mary Watkins, Mrs. Willie Tiller, Mrs. Charles Salmond, Sr., Mrs. Alma & Salmond. A VO Tenon: Francis N. McCorkle, Ed. M. Craig, Wm. S. Whiting, ON HONOR MU. Sfikti 1 ligiii *+ r < 4 BASEBAU year She < tod the Columbia dub on _ the mother dub of such a fine dub as the Camden dub. 1 Mrs. McKevlin said that the Camden club had already., been ceremonies, charge of in the Baruch Day the dub having had charge decorating the stand. She said that there were Busi ness and Professional Womens dubs in every one of the 48 states She said of the membership of the B. and P, W. dubs S3 p« 18 per cent in a managerial ca pacity and 14 per cent in a variety * : such at technicians, de- ■ lie dub to the city ftjpjg WL of the moval of the dowtitoi lation of use of provided under the saent and one bool dow. The book ment will be ent storen be buQt a ^Thechai A pudding permit has already been secured from the city and Plans for the apartments have been drawn by a Columbia firm of architects. The incorporators of the cor poration are George A. Creed and nis son, S. Alva Creed The construction of this apart- in filling the demand in Camden for modern apartmente The I*- Underwriters Will Entertain Ladies , of the Camden Lite the_ that ov- Whkh will be held Fri st ssjttJttaiiS: to find if sives, etc, i lorpropeny If any mm foe owners, of the propeKy will be informed of them, in the thus possiuy prevent a < tion. The A- J--A.2 tective good many Camten people had planned to attend this week. e Invited To Winnsboro The Camden High School band had been invited to Winnsboro this week to take part in the big Fairfield Festival, which has now been postponed until next week due to the inclement weather. e Sa vinjggfSBpHg The American LFgkm Auxil iary ig saving coupons from a number of standard products which offer premiums in ex change for coupons. The Auxiliary, receives a liberal cash allowance md uses the its important of, th irom Shi* 8 ana reel &Z£SX££! t iL'7& ing to boost anybody’s Insurance t to turn them up for any- The records will be turned » foe owners of foe proper- thlng.l over to foe survey is made for fr-aftefr . # L ^ tiieir own guidance. ' A crew sf 20 to 25 trained^ In jectors will be here to conduct the survey which, it is hoped, to conclude in two days time In North Carolina cities where similar surveys have been made they have been very favorably re ceived by foe people, and it is fdt that foe people of CamcUn will likewise be glad to cooperate. High School Band To Give Concert <■ iprw a k ncauon ax locslaub' . The wm ,e Camden High School itopd be beard in its third annual Hi on Monday night. May 23 night Both given in the SUditorimn of virammar ocnooi wfif proven so . where it is. *r-rr Held On Satnrday I Registration For foe Marion anhaw at the on Sato held at fop 4-H with -8 talk a swimming parted was eotaref in Lake Shamokin 15 girls pgrtidpatod in Am Coun- Tht winning the dress revue was blue taffeta party modeled by Faye foe Antioch 4-H urged to ootiut da bcacboolaMyA I revue was a f iress made and "‘K* br V 1 | 4 birt h certificate,'. Reraoldj tawL?'. JJ* Club. Second 1 a c , . have reached that foe number for next .0 The chambray 9U u i _ Doris Goff from foe Blaney 4-H | enrolled - Club was awarded first place in the Junior group of girls and Margaret Catoe from Baron De- Kalb4-H Qub was awarded sec ond place,’ Haggai To Speak At Annual Banqu Of Training Union who wm be i. 16 wm be it was [might, The Training Union of the First I hnid its . an-1 nual banquet at Emerson’s taurant on To March 11. The Drincinal sneaker at banqueTwfflbs bJv. J Tuesday wommg cyents wUMy'o Small I tf that ditote to the purchaser, who are accota«wini<w ^ dent night tickets on it night ^ mtimm ■ eomnleto proffam of foe t will be announced next m as a 1 hSdhS£, g r ms (ureexor Maj 14 ige. l « F * •• *-■ Jte'A tr 11 ’VJ ; *! v.’i Carolina . adopted the of* foM foe Governor :■ -m atfote!