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f>V- ■ ■l-.'K t*. ' ••• ajfr;. .. ’,i. L~" r* < > s* “sutafi?* ii Nr Social Nawt . ’;-. Trliplioar 705-J ' Bridge Clubs IMeet »*< MIm LUlUn Tat**, Green street, left ob Monday to make her home at Ik* Sharon but, Sharon, Coni Mr, and Mr*. And* Carroll of Charlotte, N. C, were the wed end (neats of Mr. and Mrs. Van Wrap*. Jefferson Darin Highway Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McKaia and Mian Bdna preefc j attended the Sonth Carolina State Insurant convention In Charleston Met week end. ■ * Mrs. de Saossnre Clarkson of Allendale, is expected - to arrhre thin week for a.rislt.vttk her broth er; Dr. B. H. Kerrison,'and Mrs. Kerlaon, Psid ■■■■■■■■ Mr. aii Mrs. Keir*n Rat)edge arrived last week from Aiken and making their home with Mr*. t St N. Shannon; Chsanut n CAMDEM, S. C Get 24-2* FIRST SHOWING IN CAMDEN! A wonderful wonderful movie you’ll love to remember! i IT ~.>>T < ’■ Mr. Rtttledge Is a representative of the Trinity Universal Insurance Co. John de Loach. Jr., student at U. of N. C- Chapel HIM, N. C., spent lest week-ead here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John K. do Loach, Lyttlstoa street. Mr. and Mrs. John M. VlUepigue and Miss Lillian Tats* spent last week-end in. Charleston with the Doogal Blssells. They attended the Camden-Charleston football game at the Johnson Hsgood stadium at The Citadel on Frdey. Oct.’,14. Miss Eleanor Whiting, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Whiting. Jr., Pajr street,, student at WCUNC, Greensboro, N. C., attended Duke Homecoming and the Duks-V. P. I. football game In Durham, N. C last week-end. Mr. and Mrs. J. U Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Neal Tucker and son of Moors#, N. C., were Sunday guests of Rev. and Mrs. T. B. An deraon. They - are members of the Benton Heights Presbyterian church In Monroe, where Rev. An derson served ss pastor prior to retiring. Mrs. Minnie T. Baum left Sat urday for New York where she expects to spend ten days visiting relative Drive Carefully—Save a Life Marguerite Brennan, Robert ’THE GREEN PROMISE" Algo: News Wedneseday. Oct. 28 BANK NIGHT EVERY WEDNESDAY!. * For Thrills drama and love . Gloria Henry and Ross Ford—in "AIR HOSTESS" Also: News and Comedies Thursday Only, Od. 27 A new terror stalks the jun gle .. . and TARZAN comes to the rescue! John Weissmuller and Johnny (BOY) Sheffield—in . "TARZAN TRIUMPHS" Also: Serial, "Brick Bradford” o. Add Comedy ,<?o . FrL-SaL. Oct 2t-22 DOUBLE FEATURE! - *- Ne. 1 — * Jimmy Wakely—In TMUUiDOr. • r . ‘J- No. 2 -I * Tim McCoy—in "THE OUTLAW DEPUTY" Also: Serial, “Ghost of Zorro” EXTRA SPECIAL! Coming] soon to OUR STAGE — The original HILLBILLY SHOW— “THE GEORGIA PEACH 1 rFu&i tch CAMDEN, ft. C. Mecu-Tues. Oct 24-22 Nothing ever like h! Gary Cooper and Jane Wyatt—in "TASK FORCE" Part in Color by TECHNICOLOR Also: News The Original Thursday Afternoon Bridge club wee entertained last week by Mrs. K H. Karriaon at her home on Pair street. Substltattng for absent members Were Mrs. Ralph Shannon. Mr*. Reeves Rut ledge, Mrs. W. M. Shannon, Mrs. R. E. Stevenson and Mm J. H. Guthrie. . Also playing were Miss Lei Blakeney, Mrs. H. O. Garrison, Mrs. Alice C. Marye, Mm Jack Whitaker, Mm J. B. Zemp, Mrs. John M. VlUepigue and the hostess, Mrs. Kerrison. Delightful refreshments were served before the card game. , , Members absent at this party were Mm Praak Kane, Mrs. L. B. Kirkland, |lrs. E. N. MoDoweU. Mine Lillian Tates and Mm A. Stanley Llowllyn. - 0 0 0 ‘ The Bt-Monthly Bridge club met last Thursday with Mrs. Gene Rns- eell at her home - In Kirkwood Circle. A deelert conns was serv ed and covert were laid fpr Mm Robt. J. Kuwler, Mn. Ned Beard, Mn. Wm. B. Pitts, Mn. Jbn Clerk- eon, J., Mrs. Paul Semple Mm Van Wraps, Mn. Wm. C. Hough and Mrs. Jack Chapin. Top score was made by Mrs. Wm. B. Pitts for the afternoon, e * * The Thursday Afternoon Con tract club met last week with Mn. H. C. Hallman, Lyttieton street. Playing for Mrs. John Langfoid, Mrs. J. Clator Arrante, Mm H. A. Small and Mn. J. EL Hoffman, who were absent, were Mm Ernest Nut ting, Mn. Joe B. Gaskin, Jr., Mn. Harold McCaskiU and. Mm Lather B. Fields. A dessert course was served be fore the bridge game and prises were awarded Mn. Nettles Myers for high score and Mrs J. R. Kelly for low scon after the game. Others playing were Mn. John A. Hsglns, Mn. J. C. Walton. Mm P. E. West, Mn. Jas. W. Stuart, Wggoner. < Mrs. Leonard Schenk was host ess to the members of her Bridge clnb on Wednesday afternoon at her home .op N. Broad street. Play ing for tSSLf Guests - Of JdVt Villftpigut High School Bull- and the cheer knd- 8ock Fronrf founded* Day Exercises Of Tomaseee DAR School Tall tales" were told be- l was spent uy who attend- Wilson, Mary Rice M- Yffle- CoL and Mrs. Egmont won Tres- ckow attended the SOthj otai n C M ofW.p. i the all j oc- and ^- i t . v , 4 n great casion each year. Over 200 per the exercises in the huge ‘ was a mem- founded the Cointof Probate]* rakjfr* 8- C., win «t n bar Mias o’clock in the U said^ aL den Garrison,'was ^Isom Drop-In Party For Mr. And Mrs. Irby bailey barftzld 1 ; Wilson Methodist Bazaar To Be Held On Nov. 9 Mr. and Mm Alton F. Irby, Jr., of Atlanta, Ga., were th j house- guests of Mr. an% Mm J. E. Mi- Kaln, Greene street, from Wed nee- ESr’a’' raembetp were,Mrs. 1 and Mrs. Hnhert W*d.-Thum. Oct. 22*27 The inside of a great U. S. CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION! Glenn Ford and Nina Foch—in "UNDERCOVER MAN" Also: News. Cartoon and An i . P,,Parade High score was won at ssch table by Mm A. C. McKatn and Mrs. R. E. Stereneon. Mrs. Schenk served a sweet course to her guests Upon their^arrival. ^ # . ( . '• Interesting Program Arranged For D. A. R. Meeting On Thursday An interestint meeting is promised nil those who attend the meeting of the Hobkirk Hill chap ter, Thursday afternoon, 4 o’clock. FiL-SeU Oct, 22-22 Alone in the dceert .V. nine men and n WOMAN! Randolph Scott and SUa Raines—In ink (C The committee pi wbkehMr* id R. Williams is chairman, lit* thp "THE WALKING HILLS" Also: Four (4) Cartoons olhis Tresckow dians of i in Chile will tell about the In- v Wedneeday. Nov. •, Is tb»* date set for the Basaar given annnally by tbs Woman’s Society of Chris tian Service of the Lrttleton Street Methodist church. The basaar will be- given in the Farm Home Market on West De- Kalb street and will be open from )• o’clock in the mo minx until 10 J o’clock in the evening. Luncheon will he served at noon and dinner In the evening. These persons desiring to con tact chairman of the various booths* may do so by calling the following: Luncheon and dinner, Mrs. H. H. Pooser (224). Aprons, Mre. W. R. Zemp (82). Handwork, Mrs. Jim Derby (116-J). . Cake and Candy, Mrs. Geo. 8. Rhame (86). Grab-Bag, Mrs. Ralph Little (784). Handkerchiefs, Kain, Greene street, from Wednee- |day until Widey of lest week; They attended the Carolina - Clemson football game In Columbia on Thursday and were honored on Wednesday with a “drop-in” party North High lost to the Camden Gorielen Clufci To Give Bridge Poity The Cmadew Garden will S ve an afternoon of bridge at the tn* room, of tie ~ ’ a Thursday, Oct racn v^iuu >f bridge at mi hotel m. prizes served Reserve tables up Oct 27. will serve<f and Tables may be re- or may be made for A m., Thursday, Mrs. Herbert Spell « m Clothes, Mra. Ralph Qhrlstmas Booth, Mm Van Wraps (725>l) The Country Store, Mm Harold Booker (1M-M). Mn. .Georgs .Darden is general chairman and may be reached at telephone 782-M. s s w • • r Academy eats Ave#y‘ V or iaufc ■ — a t By defeai ting last year’s SCAC the Avery Birthday Party Is ven Ali Given Alice Dynock 4 Alice Dynock. daughter of Mr. and Mm -G. & Dynock, Woodward Airport, was honored by her moth er on her ism HKKT WHBC The GlfeAT Xmerical story "PRIDE OF THK Y ANKEEB" > N >i work tuts i lamous professor of. etnnoiogy, "ft Cat^wbas are S. C! Indians j tawbat their King Haiglar and fl ch|ef and out Indian | numerous. were noted from I 12 yards for the I ~ ^mpt to kick the extra h c S by 0 M to m .. NVNR.Ifftju score of 7 to i* • ; 'b r > ■, .m. u ■ ;» —r> ■ Sooson’s Schedule Of r ; c; > I i» a 1 *V>rtA.rr The schedule of the fTMwden High Bulldogs for the remainder of the season follows: ^ Oct. 22: Darlington High in Nov. 4: Brookland-Csyce At Waist Columbia. Nov. 11: Lkncaster High at Lan- ster. Nay, lit North Charleston hi * vM*-* J *%+..■ -hoi Am. U, (Thyk^hrfa^ Dor), raageburg «n CensosSW^ . di .* j.'ieg 1 ■ - r brto ontetmuiS - Od. MOM’S Big, Gay J COLOR musical! Esther Williams Ricardo Montalbai Also: Cartoon 0 wwu-inurs^ Od. The picture with all t Clark Gable, Debora Ava Gardner, Syt Greenstreet, Adolph • - * Keenan Wynn- Thrill to the West ■SMaMtcwiX'SM _ JohaJtolL Lynn. unum .... V -JJ l-m "I&A > f J M* ArlU*i iiV f»< tor sapper, j Roberts Lit Mat schools will b* welcome. All mem* Bting I laughtersto re ii ben and visiting Red to come, prospective mem bers especl — A letter from the chief of the CAtawbas will be read. Welcome alL •«»i. .. . , s • • • - • mt.r 2TT ‘ I V \* ** • Inistf Anno Boll* Whiting Has Birthday Party, «:' circles' year clothes THE BEST Mm W. 8. Whiting, Jr., Invited sight little neighbors end friend* to help celebrate her daughter, Anna Belle 'Wbftlng's, birthday on Monday, Oct. 17, following the performance of “Cinderella” at the Grammar school auditorium. Party games and contests were played and later -the guests were invited into the dining room where the table was centered with a bowl of red berries. A white cake with its four red candle* was cut by the little honor guest and served with ice cream Tiny red flower pots filled with a bulb and party trinkets wrapped In cellaphane were used as place cards and favors for the young guests. •Fillet* A all Kin* •Shrimp 3’UOb •Crab Moat *4 *•». •Fresh Oysters and other Varieties FISHERS SEAFOOD MARKET PLACE GET PHONE 1072-J South Broad Sir* MILLER'S for Lumber > ii*9{ m eSttarijM i/VM *0 i UAr M .V T T, THAT BEST DRESSED LOOK YOUR CLOTHES i ■ I v * , :v.4' Is The , FOR 3- » I k-’ < ) Opposite Bus Terminal *4fT* ARE im b u c i t*i it TO VISIT OUR RECENTLY • * -r* ; RENOVA- rm S BEST sv» i j - -tr epw:I *h MODERN EQUIPMENT MOST JiftajrlMtY CONDITIONS IIUIL , , .wlJilir COURTEOUS ■ ** es^ WOMENS EXCHANGE BUILDXN^J 4 -eurens Street — ■ Camden. 8»G* * \ * 1 r K f - ! | ■■ V’ Q TWEEDS AND DRESSES • ‘ ' ■*' * * A 1 '* v: - ... for ... Polled aimsanthemuRB Plants » ». Town and Country i* ■ ★ ★ to to * Staying Qpon on \Af m rin n r rlfxi i A weanesaay ^Tiomoons i Bunches of NNNuemmRSrsft 00E no M SB 'Wp