The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 13, 1948, Image 3
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if H'* IleBI For t!>0
•" i»on abo-« Party
^ Montgomery to •
M* 2*5,7 Camden hoapltal.
7 c Team haa returned
‘’gftor rittting rtWRPaa. in
for two week, at
N C
“SSTdmu Of New York ha.
f S!l after rtiitlng hi. aunt,
r H. Baum
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guert oC the Kent MUIera at'iheir
cottage at Lake George, N. Y. She
ie expected to return to Camden
early In September.
Mra. George Darden and aon. Bill,
and daughter, Carolyn, are spend
ing a month with Mr.. Darden'.
relaUre. at thert rammer place at
Lake Pleasant, N. Y.
^Mr anA Kr., Wuitom <>,
Orlapdo, Fla, are expected this
weekend for a rialt with the for
mer e slaters, Mra. Luke Truesdaie
end Mrs. V. N. Myers.
Bell has returned home
after risitlng his daughter, Mrs
-i. Jane P°S ue * 01 ^ f"**? JL®*?**’ 01 Rlver ****■ *
V'Jr this week of Mr. aad J-. and Bhinebeck, N. Y.. and rlait-
ClT r Houxh. : ed other pointo of interest.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Morrison
nicely at the Camden *»d son. Ikmald Jr., are risitlng at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. v
IrUh at Long Island City. N. Y.,
this week. They are expected home
on Sunday. •
Major and Mrs. J. A. Mlchner and
daughter, Sally of Arlington, Va.,
arrived on Friday to spend some
time with Mrs. Michner’s (Kath-
parenm, Mr. and Mrs.
U. N. Myers.
Mrs. J. A. Bell, Mrs. Harold Fun
derburk leave Sunday for New
York and Canhda and other points
of tfltereeL They will be Joined In
Hamlet, N. C., by their cousin, Mrs
Toland Gunter.
Mrs. Frank Mayer and Mrs. Ern
est Frietag motored to Lexington,
N. C.. on Tuesday to spend the day
with the latter’s daughter, Miss
Sadie Frietag, who is night super-
▼toor at the Lexington General hos
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Ehchel de
parted Sunday by motor for a vaca
tion la Canada. On the return trip
Mr. Michel will stop In New York
where he will purchase fall and
winter merchandise for Elchels De
partment Store. V
Mr. and Mrs. William Pitts and
daughter and Miss Mary Pitts of
Now York and Camden left by train
on Friday for San Francisco, Calif.
From there they will go by plaae
't funny, the Gravers, In Ylr- to Hawaii where they will visit
Mrs. Pitts’ parents In Honolulu.
- Mrs. ,Fred Parham (Gladys West)
and aon. Fred Of Oxford, N. C
Miss Alva Lee And
John W. Kennedy
Marriage Of Interest
wm. c. Hough
"J- Douglss Montgomery la re-
JlJng nicely at the Carndf-
SSsj from s recent operation.
*27Preston %lvers has return-
, - her borne after undergoing an
Lotion st the Camden hospital.
Vud Mrs. Edwin Kerrtoon
- left to spend their vacation
l ^ rt Ie Beech and Sulllvan’a li-
"i and Mrs. F. Grayson Shaw
children returned on Tuesday
a week's vsestion at Myrtle
n* many friends of Mrs. Cora
Vwpp will regret to learn that
" S again a patient at the Cam-
, hospital.
augfi Joyce and Jean Smith are
«ltag the week with tj»e|r uncle
lust, Mr. and Mrs. C- B. Smith,
U Columbia.
iriai Prances Burdi has return-
1 10 bar home In Cbersw after a
with her sister, Mrs. -Preston
m and family.
[V r and Mrs. C. B. Smith, Jr., and
C B. Smith, III, spent last
x with the former’s parents, Mr.
JMIS.C. B. Smith. ^ ‘ . . •
finard H. Baum, Jr., kag re-
id after two weeks vacation In
York when he ' Visited hie
^jer, Norman Baum.
[kr and Mrs. T. Lae Little and
atom, Elliott Sheorn. Jr., left
i Monday for the reunion, of Mra.
[in. WU! Bradley (Margie De
ft), who was Injured 1 in
mnd Bus wreck on M~
g, is a patient at tha
hospital.
r.ud Mrs. Samuel Boykin and
Pmakle. left on Tuesday for
it, N. c., where thdy will
^ the guests of the Frank Boykins
Atlanta, Os.
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with our expert
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returned home after haring
been called here by the illness and
death of her father, A. A. West,
of Cassatt. Her brother, Lee -West
and family of Conway, have also
returned home.
Pfc. William R. (Dick)
upon completion of his basic
ini at Lackland Air Force Baud,
San Antonio, Texas, Joined his sla
ter, Mrs. Jack C. Brown, Jr. (Louise
Trapp) In Jacksonville, Fla., for a
motor trip to Camden for h visit
with their mother, Mra.
Trapp. Pfc. Trapp reports to
Air Ftorce Base, Riverside,
for on-the-job training at the end
of his tarloMh. \
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The First Baptist church of Co
lumbia was the scene of a lovely
wedding at 5 p. m., July 24, when
Miss Alva Lee. daughter of Mrs.
R. E. Lee and the late Mr. Lee
of Camden, became the bride of
John W. Kennedy of Asheville, N.
C. The double ring ceremony was
performed by Dr. Robert E. Nay
lor, pastor of the bride.
Palms, with Oregon fern, cootie
fern and myriads of white lighted
candles lit tall candelhras efes
tively decorated the church..) ’
▲ program of nuptial music was
presented by M. Berry Seay, organ-,
1st, and Mrs. Roy Garrett, vocalist
T£e bridegroom had for his beStN
man. Gay W. Valentine/of Knox
ville, .Tenn., his brother-i^-law..Ush
ers wefe Thomas R. Barringer of
Florence, Tbornwell Lee. brother
of the bride; Rev. B. C. Tsehudy
and Jake Mcllhaney, both o£ Co
white astbn. and tube-
-rspereed With white net
and white satin ribbon The bou
quet was centered with a purple
orchid.
Miss Deedle Blalock of Columbia
was the bride’s only attendant. Her
drese was of lavandar meuseline de
sole and shatin fashioned with full
skirt, round of the shoulder neck
line and bustle back. Her bouquet
was of deep rose as tors inter
spersed with Is vender net and tied
with lavender satin ribbon.
The bride’s mother wore a dress
of navy blue erepe with white ac
cessories,.
The bridegroom’s mother wore a
pink flowered mesh drees with
white accessories. Their corsages
were of white carnations.
Immediately after the ceremony
a couple greeted friends in the
vestibule of .the church.
During the evening the couple
left for their wedding trip. For
traveling the bride changed to an
acqua faille suit with brown and
white accessories. She wore the
orchid lifted from her bouquet.
Among those present from out-of-
town were: Mr. and Mra. W. A.
Kennedy. Sue and JoAnn, Mr. and
Mra. Guy Valantlne. Pat, Ann and
Gay*Valentine, Jr., Mrs. Alex Ken
nedy Mr. and Mrs, Hal Curtis, all
of -Knotvllla, Tenn.; Thomas R
Barringer of Florence, Mr. and Mrs.
Mclver of Bowman, Mr. and Mra.
John Harvlrf, Mrs. J. W. Parker.
Mrs. Jerry Rush. Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Pate, Mr. and. Mra. Arthur Brown.
Miss Edna Strak, Mrs. E. E. Lee,
Tbornwell and Eugene Lee. Mr
June Pegues
Honored At Party
Mrs. William C. Hough (Emily
Zemp) gave a lovely party at the
home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
W. Robin Zemp on Wednesday aft
ernoon, complimenting her house
guest, Mrs. June Pegues of Cheraw.
Bridge was played at three
tabled and prises were awarded
Mrs. Dun Meckey for high score,
Mrs. Sidney T. Zemp for low score
and the hostess presented the guest
of honor with a gift.
At the Conclusion of the card
game the hostess assisted by her
mother and Mra. John T. Nettles,
served s delicious salad course.
Those Invited to meet , Mrs.
Pegues were Mrs. Charles De-
Loache, Mrs. Marie Halle, Mrs.
Jack Kunxler, Mrs. J. E. McKsin,
Mrs. Elliott Sheorn. Mra. W. D.
NetUse, Mrs. M. Lee Mays, Mrs.
George Stuart, Jr., Mrs. Dsn B.
Mackey, Mra. Sidney T. Zemp, Mrs.
Jack Nettles and Mrs. J. B. Cantey.
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To Wed Soon
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Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Holden of
Kershaw announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Janice
Elaine and Hander Benjamin
Stokes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam H. Stokes of Weetville.
the wedding date will be an
nounced later.
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all of Camden; Mr. and Mra. Gor
don Watson of BishopvlUe, Miss
. Elizabeth Pitts of Peabody College,
and Mrs. W. C. Pitts and Wesley, Nashville, Tenn.
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Tile bride, given W marriage by
her brother, Edward Eugene Lee,
Jr„ -chose for her wedding A ibWfi
of white dutchess satin with sweet
heart neckline and fitted bodice
The.gown was styled with s center
panel extending .into a graceful
The Jong sleeves ended in
points over the wrists. Her double
tiered van of bride) Illusion feR
from a cornet, of pearl orange Mo*
soma and was finger tip length.
She carried a bouquerbf white ear-
CARD OF THANKS
_ I want to extend nfy sincere thanks
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to the voters of Kershaw County for the
very handsome vote given me in the first
primary Tuesday \jfpr re-election to the
House of Representatives. I will appre-
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date the support of every one in the sec
ond primary on August 24.
Easy Terms
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to |24AO to got those same nx eln.
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