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• r 31 • • • 705-J witfr CftroBlde. I» m JjSJS. Ho«P<Ul. Colunrbia_ John Kennedy, ia apendlnf ■■■M* wnidDftaa, BL C. and Mra. E. I* Cooler of i. epeK tert pefonte, Mr. Smith, LdttWOB I Mrs. H. H. * attended the east, Ifc* tn CoIeinW»» «* „ ju. M. OeodT el ft., spent the s „, Gandy end the* eon^ sad Jimmie. Williams »nt this part Is brother and eieter, M- »* ns and Mrs. Jas. M. GawjT. Fred Marker at Dwer, DeL, nding sometime here witn iTighter. Mrs. W. R- Bomey, inily. Lee Conrt - and Mrs. C. D. Allen of N. C.. were gnerts of their ohn ADen. manaper of the Mens Shop here, for ^ttre ereral days. su William Saltnond and Bolte, Carlisle M Bamberg, spent the week* ere with Mrs. Wm. C. Sal- Broad St., and Mrs. J. A. , Greenleaf Villa, and Mrs. John F. Wall, Conrt. hare as thehr gnests granddaughters, Snsaa Daley, datighters of . Chas. D. Daley, DenriT#, Mrs. Daley i» the former Wall. . _ and Mrs. Clyde Gobbel and ,ter, Antoinette. NetUaa Apt. iton St., spent Saturday and 7 with relatives In Gobble- and Spencer. They will spend is week in Charlotte, N. C.» Mr Gobbel will attend a ,ence of Chevrolet salesmen, adenites attending the funeral lay Alexander Williford in Caw Thursday were Mr. and D. Goodale, Mr. and Mra. [R Darden. Mr. and Mrs. asonover, Mrs. D. C. Hinson, Jack Nettles, Mrs. Jas. X and Mrs. S. W. Van Land- | Rogers-Chewning and Mrs. Arlie M. Rogers knee the marriage of their kter, Lou, and Sergeant Edwin ewning of BishopviUe and In ^wn Gap, Penn., son of Mr |rs. Earl Chewning of Bishop- on Saturday, Feb. 4. will make their home in jitown Gap, where Sgt. Chewn- a radar repairman In the U. ay Air Force. • • • • • it states In central U. 8. pro- (virtually all American pop- f CHBOMICLE. CAMPER 1QOTH CMMOUMK TUESDAY. FEBHPART 14. 1»30 PAGE THREW 4 St. Valentine Cord Party Huge Success ash ion Show and Tea On Wednesday Tbs Fashkm Show and Tea. be- g sponsored by the Auxiliary of Grace Episcopal church. Is creat ing state wido interest and a num ber of out-of-town tickets have been > show will be in the Parish House on Wed- Feb. 15. and will begin at S:M o’clock. Costumes will be by The Clothes Tree and will be mod eled by Camden’s loveliest maids and matrons. Admission is 91-M (tax included) and ten will be served following the show. Bill Burnt and hie orchestra' will furnish the music and Mrs. Robt., W. Taller will be the commentator. Mra. R. Arden Lowndea, Mra. J. Nettles Lindsay and Mrs. Cyril R. Harrison, owners of The Clothes Tree, will supervise (Be showing of the clothes. Mrs. L. W. Boykin, H. is general chairman, Mrs. Edw. P. Guy, decorating chairman and •Mra. R. M. Kennedy, III, chairman of the tea. Models will be Mrs. Granger Galtber, Ifra. Dion K. Kerr, Jr., Mrs. E. B. Beard, Mrs. Moylsn Du- Val, Betty Bosley, Kate WiPlams, Mrs. Frank Wooten, Jr„ Mrs. Kent Miller, Mrs. Richard S. Kirk, Mrs. T. Lee Little. Mre. Earl Potter, Mra. R. B. Pitta, Jr., Mra. Samuel Boykin, Mrs. H. E. Beard, Jr, and Mrs. Benton Sheorn, Jr. • e • e • Birthday Party Master Richard Hemenway, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hemenway, Fair street, was host to five mem bers of the "cradle set” on Satur day afternoon, Feb. 4, celebrating bis first birthday. Ice cream and cake were served the mothers who accompanied the “small fry” and bottles were serv ed the following guests, Rosemary Rountree, Billy Joe Anderson Lin da Sheorn, Philip Masse beau and Russell McLeod. Master Hemenway received many amusing birthday gifts. . s a a a s Bridge Clubs Meet Mrs. tL G. Garrison, N. Broad street, was hostess to members of the Wednesday Morning Bridge clnb last week. Mrs. Wallace I. Keep. Mrs. T. Lee Little, Mra. A D. McArn end Mra. Harry Cantey played for Mra. Annie S. Davidson, Mrs. R. B. Pitts, Mrs. R. E. Steven eon and the hostess. Light refreshments were served during the card game and high scores kept for the series prise. [at their homo on Garrison street and games were played out of doors, afterwarte the young guests .wars invited into the dining room The Saint Valentine Card Party for reSwlSments! S Th« table wai lovely with its Boykta circle of Grace Episcopal valentine theme being carried out church, was held Friday eveuiug. ln ^ decorations and favors of Feb. It, in the Episcopal Parish sucksn. Fire chief House. Twenty-five tables were Ubieties were aim given each in pUy, five of Canasta and M of rueg f hr !l Ke - ice cream had birthday cake The Parish Hones was beautiful- werA .erred t&a following girls and ly decorated with smttax and other I boys: Mary Cantey, Grey Vincent, evergreens which were beaked in Charlie P. Vincent. Rcble Zemp. each window and garlanded over zemp. Nancy Wyman. Toni the archways and platform. Qusn- hatt Elisabeth NetUaa, titles of red berries and huge red gheorn, Leslie King. Sydney hearts decorated the stage and | Campbell. Jerry Rhame, Billy Bradley, Betsey and Mamie Clark eon of Easley, Pete and Joe Bran- e e Entertain For Miss Mra. L. Alexander Savage, the newest member of the Original Thursday Afternoon Contract' club entertained the club last dreek at her home on Greene street. Mrs. walls and on the tea table. Mra. J. L. Guy and Mrs. Ermont C. von Tresckow presided at the silver tea and coffee services from the refreshment table which was covered with a linen and lace ent, work cloth and had for Its center- QUome and Mr ZeiDD piece an exquisite Valentine floral 0,10 ^ C P arrangement of red carnations snd Highlighting the pre-nuptial par- tulips. white atatice, stock and ties being given for Miss Jacqueline snapdragons. This bowl was do- sharps *nd W. Robin Zemp, Jr., 04 ted by The Camden Floral Co. W ho will be married on Tuesday, and later sold and the proceeds peb. *1, was the delightful drop- added to the general fund. in gi Ten by Mr. and Mra. Sidney T. Red tapers in candelabra and j Zemp on Friday evening from 7:10 red mints completed the table dec- to 9: SO at their home on N. Mill orations. • street, for members of the family. Door prises were won by Thomas jfr .and Mra. Zemp received Perrie, R. B. Pitts, Jr., Mrs. C. J. their guests at tha door snd pre- Shannon, IV, and Mr. and Mrs. seated them to Mist Sharpe. Ja ™ e “ D Wilaon. Mrs. Zemp wore an early spring High score prise for ladies play- brown and beige printed frock and log canasta was won by Mrs. Robt. the bride-elect wore a red crepe Jacobson of Dayton, Ohio, high [ dress and a camellia corsage, score prise for gentlemen playing The entire house was thrown en canasta was won by J. J. Nork. suite for the occasion and was Prises st bridge were awarded beautifully decorated with many Mrs. Henry C. Hallman for high j arrangements of narcissus. Jon- score for the ladles and to Jas. quills, daffodels. stratlce and flow- W. Stuart for high score for the er | ns fruit bloeaoms. gentlemen. J The dining room table was cov- Col. John F. Wall won the prise e red with a lace doth and center- for the lowest score and Mrs. David ed by a crystal bowl filled with Harrell last held the floating prise, narcissus, Jonquils, white atatice Sandwiches, tea and coffee were and spirea. Low stiver candle- served at the tables to the players sticks holding burning yellow and by members of the cirtle. white tapers surrounded the cen- This year’s party far surpassed terpiece and was the .only light all others and was considered the uge d in the room, circle’s biggest success. The pro- Mrs. M. Lee Maya, Mrs. Wm ceeds will be used for lunches in|c. Hough and Mra. Harold Me- the city schools for ondarprivlledg- ed children. Miss Faith de Loach I is president of the circle and was| ably assisted by all members • • • • • Ninch assisted in the dining room where lime sherbet punch, sand wiches, decorated cakes, cookies, cheese strews, salted nuts and mints were served Miss Ann Zemp assisted her parents In entertaining. o a e e « Catherine McCarty Has Party On 4th Birthday Little Miss Catherine McCarty I Mrs. M. D. Brissie Is h „rSf h T 0 ^ I Entertained While Here R. E. McCarty on last -with a party celebrating her fourth birthday. The party was given Mrs. M. D. Brissie of Rock Hill, spent last week here with her sis- _ . . .. , . | ter, Mra. M. E. Forte. While here fh aVa /rBn a r| n fh* Mn taught a study course the grand prise at the end of the to the intermediate Training Union series. i A dessert, coarse with cbfee was served before tha card game in the bcautlfuHy arranged drawing |“ Ra* room which held a profusion of 1 Spring flowers. leaders of the First Baptist church. Several luncheons and a “drop- | in’’ party were given for Mra. Brie- Hill, who also taught during Train ing Union Bmpfiasla at the First The Thursday Afternoon Bridge I chttwh- dab met with Mre. John A Hagios John D. Kennedy, U.D.C. Chapter Has Meeting The John-D. Kennedy cnapter, U. D. C., was entertained for tye month of February by Mrs. Jas. Anderson on E. Hampton St. Eigh teen members were present The meeting wss presided over by Miss Helen Phelps, the presi dent, and was opened with the Lord’s Prayer, lead by Mrs. E. C. von Tresckow, after which the Pledge to tha U. S. Flag, and salute to tha Confederate Flag was given, lad by Mias Phelps. All members were urged to pay does by the March meeting, as the books will be closed and dues will have to be sent to National head quarters. The Tear Book was re printed and is ready. It can be had for S6c. The chapter was ask ed to place more crosses to the Confederate graves as so many are not marked. It was suggested that a book written by Hampton, “The Giant In Grey,” be placed In the school li brary. Mra. Margaret Nelson West was presented with a certificate of membership to the Chapter, Mrs. Miller Boykin’s name was offered for membership and papers sent. The chairman, Mrs. von Tresc kow read s lovely poem, “Into the Woods He Went,” by Sidney La nier. February being bis birth month, the Chapter studied one of his poems. After the program the hostess served delightful refreshments, as sisted by her mother, Mrs. Woody Trotlbr. Rembert News Mr. and Mre. A. E. Bradley were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alva Bradley In Charleston Mr. and Mrs. Doc Taylor and children of Camden, rlalted Mr. and Mra. William Vinson, Jr., Sun day afternoon. Mr. and Mra. E. L. Gibson and children of Easley, were week-end guests of D. J. McLeod and Miss Adell McLeod. Hayward Chandler of Kershaw, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs C. H. Chandler, Tuesday. Mr. and Mra. T. J. Brown, Sr. and daughter, Lucille, were Sun day guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. J Brown, Jr., In Columbia. David Chandler of Joanna, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mra. C. H. Chandler. Mra. William Vinson, Jr., and son, Danny, were dinner gueats Mr. and Mrs. D„ Taylor in Cam den Tuesday. Mrs. Carolyn Walters and broth er, George Oodbold, of Columbia, spent the week-end with their mother, Mrs. T. W. Godbold Mr, and Mrs. Thomas McLeod entertained for dinner guests Wed neaday evening, Mr. and Mrs. W D. Vinson, Jr. Mr. and Mn. John I. Moore ■on, John, were week-end guests of Dr. and Mra. T. M. Moore Mr. and Mn. H. O. Brown en tertained for dinner Friday even ing. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bradley. Mr. and Mra. Gary Bradley and Mr. and Mra. Albert Bradley and daughter, Marcelle 6f Camden. Mr. and Mra. Martin Tongue of Charlotte, N. C., were dinner gueets Sunday of Mra. W. D. Vhuon, Sr. Mr. and Mra. Sanford Jennings and son, Marion, of Sumter, visited relatives here Saturday evening. Mr, and Mrs. Roy Baker and children of Pisgah, were Sunday guest* of Mra. Frank Baker. The friends of Mias Lela Brown are sorry to learn of her Illness at home. We hope her speedy re covery. Mr. and Mra. McLeod and son of Camden, were Sunday' guests or Mr. and Mra. Jerry McLeod. Mias Courtney Atkinson of Din- kina Mill section, visited Mre. L. S. Vinson last Wednesday. Mra Kerfoot Kenny visited Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Rogers of Pisgah, last Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. E. H1U of Easley is spend ing the week wiHT'Col. and Mrs. Emmett Emanual. and Pisgah News The friends of Mr. Roy Rogers are happy to know that he has returned to his home after being pgtient in the Camden hospital ’or the past few weeks and ia do ng fine. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Hawkins of Aahwood, were visitors of Mrs. J. T. Watson Sunday. Ira McManus and family of Sum ter, were week-end viaitors of Mrs. Lena McManus. Master Roger Baker of Rembert. spent the week-end with his aunt, Mra. Leon Stuckey. E. M MoManus was dinner guest of J. L. Shiver and family Sunday L H. Watson of Orangeburg was a visitor of hla mother, Mrs. J. T. Watson, last week. We. are sorry to know that Mas ter John Marlon McManus is tick and confined to his bed, we hope he will toon be well again. Mr. and Mrs. Shuford Hayes were visitors Sunday of Mr. and Mra. Roy Rogers. Mra. W. H. Shiver. Mies Mabel Hatfield and Mra. J. M. Blythqr were shoppers In Sumter Monday afternoon. McCrady Shiver of Clemton. was home for the week-end with bis parents, Mr. and Mra. J. L. Shiver. Mra. L. A White was a visitor of Mra. Leon Stuckey Monday. Hoses McManus and family of Sumter, were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Lena McManus. L F. Baker and family spent Tuesday in Sumter. The Tri-County Orange held its regular meeting at the Shiver Club house Monday night with a very good attendance and also some visitors were present. At the close of the meeting refreshments were served and a very pleasant social hour was spent together. Miss Margie Shiver of Sumter, spent the week-end at home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Shiver. C. A. Gordon and family of Dal- tell, were visitors in the com munity Tuesday afternoon. Mr. J. T. Dennis and Mr and Mrs. Knute Delk of Rembert, visit ed Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rogers Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Blyther visit ed relatives in Camden Sunday. Mrs. C. M. Shiver, Sr., visited Mrs. Allie Dunlap last week, who has been sick. LARGEST EASTER EGG The largest Easter egg on record is said to have been received by a Parisian actress. It stood 10 feet high, was marvelously embroider ed, and contained two piebald ponies, harnessed to a victoria, and a coachman, ready to whisk her to the altar. NightCoughs —^ due to cokis...eased , ’ without “dosing" "•■VMrJSS IF... ....YOUR PIANO NEEDS TUNING OR REPAIRS we will hove Piano Tuner in town Wednesday, February 15. SEE BILL BURNS CAMDEN MUSIC SHOP i w Power to got ahoad T/Sft. UdMr Tmm Sgt. Jones O. IfcNedy Greenville, 8. C., had tha finest [ job training from experts at tha 8. Air Force atrpi.rw. and Eh- i Mechanic School Now he’s launched on a successful ea- r 10 4 told with a future- -avia- tion. m the U. 8. Air Foret, ambi- whlte they hap* you, too, an qualified for s career fat avlstioa! Get tha whole on Feb, 9, at bar home on Cheanut [•treat Hr* J. B. Gaskins, Jr., aub- I i for Mra. J. E. Hoffman, rere won by Mn. Fred *11 Weet for the highest score and by i Mre. Terry Klappman for the low-1 | oat score. Mra. Weet aloe woa. the | bingo prise. Following the card game Mrs.: Haglns served her gueats a delici ous salad coura* . % \ ' • • • The Thursday Afternoon Con tract club mat with Mra. Ralph Stevenson, Kirkwood Cl Thursday with Haigler playing as a guest. Table prises were awarded Mrs. Julian E. Sanders, Jr., and Mra. Lane Woodcock. Beautiful arrange-1 meats of camellias were used throughout the bouse. The hostess served a coarse before the card gan e • , a Mra. George Nicholson invited! Mn. E. B. Mobley, Mrs F. D. Good- ale and Mn. W. C. McCarlay to] play with her bridge club when she Use Coupons Even/ ■ •a'Jt , 4*5 h «e * .q-4 Wednesday Morning SAVE THE COUPONS - BRING THEM WITH YOU ' aw** i ood Circle, on laat Mrs. George I. i aimy ano is. ah force iiaumut service lERICAN LEGION BUILDING, CAMDEN, S. C Tu Returns For tHTo Be Hade By School Districts •1950 is tha year for real estate tax returns to be A1 *° return ® of personal property, now uildmga, transfer of real estate, poll and road tax to be made. Tha County Auditor** office ia °P«n now for such returns and the hooka will ro- ®Ain open until March 1, 1960. All returns must b® made by School Districts. Do neft wait until the **»t day to make your returns. All household goods ^d furniture used in the home the owner of y* B 00 ^® a»d furniture are hereby exempted . taxation. Household goods and furniture ■wed in business not exempt from taxation, such as household goods and furniture used in hotels, room- “Jt houses, rented rooms and apartments, or ether Pmces of business, r ' • rhe county auditor will ho at the following places °r the purpose of taking tax returns: February 2: Kershaw at Coat’s Bus Station. ' F * brw r »: Bltncy. February 31 Kmhaw at Coat’, B<u Station. February », Ml Puck Fabniurj 14, Bethune. >4* Febru*ry Mi Waatrilfe. February 28: Ubwtr HU1. entertataed on last "Thorsday at | bar home on Fair street. Prises at | tha two tables were own by Mre. Jas. M. Gandy and Hra. Hubert I Wilson. Others playing ware Mrs, Harold I Booker. Mrs. 8. W. Vas Landing- A C. Bradham. Dr. Karl D. Caughman Located In Tha Hoffs* Co. Each Day Except Friday ;♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< WITH COUPON Sensation of Hi* smoking world. The cigarette holdar that actually taloscopas. Priced at. $1.00 WITH COUPON WEDNESDAY H Cw* DIXON JEWELRY with coupon THIS COUPON / WORTH 50c Down Payment Flattie Platform Re Sale Price Easy Terms Personal To Women With Nagging Backache lOMof W , dos’t W*»t. try Doss’* FRED tholf i sri; MSB. ITS Doss’a f»v* Got No-sag Springs—^Springs in Back Several color* to choore from— FELLERS - SUMMER COl FUR NTT URE X. Broad Street PboM M* | WITH COUFON TALK OF THE TOWN Tex Ton Leather Belts Values to $3.50 YOURS WEDNESDAY MORNING Cantt • i ■* V: V *\ _ JUST THINK OF IT ... THE HOPPER CO.