The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-12-03
FOR THE NEW CHURCH.
LADIES WASTE NO TIME IN TALK
BUT GO TO WORK.
Bazaar in Town Hall December 9th
10th and / 11th-PrOceeds for New
Methodist Church.

week of court; the proceeds are for the
new Methodist church.
The bazaar will be held in the town
hall, and hot lunches will be served every
day from 12 o'clock until $50 in the even
ing. Oysters and other dainties will be
served from Monday, Dec. 7th, until the
end of the week, for the accommodation
of our friends attending court, and we are
sure they will be pleased and will patron
ize the ladies largely.
The booths will be open on the 9th, 10th
and 18th of December, and everybody
interested in Christmas present it does
not matter for whom it is intended, can
be pleased here. One of the daintiest
booths is the handkerchief booth in charge
of two of Bamberg's bellies, Misses Addys
Hays and Jennie Fielder. In here can be
found handkerchief of any kind, from
the daintiest of lace and hand-work to
the plainest.
Then there is the baby booth, under the
charm and care of Misses Gwendolyn
Risher and Marie Stokes. They have
lovely clothes for all, from the wee baby
up to child or years old, any shape,
size or kind of baby clothes. Misses Leila
Black and Inez Brabham have another
baby booth, the doll baby, and here the
little folks can be pleased; they can find
big dolls and little dolls, pretty dolls and
prettier dolls, girl dolls and boy dolls,
little wee babies and any other kind that
they wish; they are all here.
And thea, there is the sweetest Of all,
the candy booth. And possibly, only
possibly, there may be sweeter young
ladies than Misses Elise Bamberg and
Margaret Eaves, but they will preside
over the candy basket; their candies will
be delicious, homemade candies of every
description. Don't forget to buy some OF
it, you will he sure to stroll around by the
candy booth again. They will also serve
hot chocolate and delightful cake. You
will find their salted almonds and peanuts
very nice.
Then we find the ladies' booth, the one
which delights the heart of every true
woman, the fancy work booth. In here
Misses Florence Hooton and Lillian Bel
linger will be pleased to show you many
novelties in fancy work. Among this
beautiful work will be found the very lat
est designs in modern lace, embroidery,
knitting, crocheting, drawn-work and
tatting, anything in the fancy-work line.
Everybody, from the smallest child to the
most fastidious, can be pleased here. If
you are looking for beautiful Christmas
present for your mother, your sister, your
wife, or your best friend, this is the place
to find something different from what
others give, something beautiful, and sure
to please.
And there is still another, the japanese
bootL, and it is enough to say that this
booth, one of the prettiest, has the ease
and grace of Misses Ethel Folk and Lulie
Bamberg. They have kimonas of every size
and description, and other articles too
numerous to mention, from sterling silver
to box of fine note paper.
The apron booth will please all. Here
we find the bright faces Of Misses Esma
Delk and Mabel Fielder, with aprons of
every kind, from fancy apron to a cook
apron, large, medium and small aprons,
old folks aprons, little folks aprons.
Be sure to see Miss Pet Stephens before
going out of the hall; she may be hard to
find, but don't stop until you find her.
The tree is the place to find lot of fun,
and Misses Julia Armstrong and Juanita
Kinsey will enjoy opening the packages
with you. There is something on this
tree for everybody, old and young. The
children especially will be delighted here.
There is another tree, the fortune tree;
your fortune all in nut shell. Here you
will find two beautiful young ladies. We
will not tell their names, but leave it to
you to find out, but be sure, when you are
looking for your fortune, to take one OF
the nut shells, and not one of the young
ladies.
The merchants have been very generous
in contributing to the bazaar with the
exception of a very few. 1t should be
largely patronized, as it is for good cause.
All the ladies interested in the bazaar
are requested to meet at Mrs. John R.
Bellinger's, Friday afternoon, Dec. 4th, at
8 o'clock. Don't forget the dates, Dec.
9th, 10th and 18th.
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