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LOVE SONGS IN THE NIGHT held on April 25, 2008 was the second in a series of special events held in the intimate setting of private homes in historic Camden.  It attracted a full house that enjoyed a silent auction, cabaret entertainment and culinary delights.  Proceeds will support the mission of the Clinic to provide healthcare to uninsured residents of Kershaw County.  Similar programs are planned for 2009.  Check the EVENTS CALENDAR for details.
   

A magical night and spellbinding performance of LOVE SONGS IN THE NIGHT was performed by Joy Claussen at GANDERHILL, the home of Judith Hawkesworth

Alice Boykin and Board member, Tina Lockhart, silent auction shopping.	Chef extraordinaire, Victor Strauss, exhibits grueling grill work.  His famous barbequed shrimp was a crowd favorite.
Brenda Sullivan and Willard Polk enjoy the antebellum verandah.	GANDERHILL owner, Judith Hawkesworth and accompanist, Greg Boatwright, chatting on the porch after the show.
Group gathers on the lawn for drinks and a silent auction prior to the performance.	Tony Scully, Joy's husband, makes a surprise cameo appearance to the delight of all.
Al and Sarah Reed spend their anniversary at Love Songs In The Night.	Joy's performance was touching and swept many in the audience back to a special time in their lives.
Joy and her accompanist, Gregg Boatwright, celebrate after the show.	Volunteer Jill Bettendorf, thanks sponsor Virginia Ann Mullikin and her mother, Elva Pitsenbarger, for their support.
Clinic volunteers, Nancy and Les Larsen get into the spirit of the evening.	Sarah Reed, who was responsible for organizing the fabulous food selections and recruiting the chefs, catches up with sponsor Janet Butcher.
Hillary Brooks studies the silent auction sheets.	Board member, Joe Sullivan, with John Langston and Thomas Walter before the evening's performance.
GANDER HILL lights up the night.	Joy receives her accolades from Executive Director, Susan Witkowski, Resource Development Coordinator, Deb McAbee and Willard Polk.