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Officers For Ervsbing Year Named Supper And Shower
At Meeting Of Camden GardartCUib
For Mis Little
And Her Fiance
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jrMge WM of whlte^
Rabon. brother of tb^brW
wg n best man. -r
( «‘s -rSi
of red roses completed
* t Rabon IS » Kraduete
w High school and “9^
md m the Springs MU1 of
^ Rabon is a Kradpateof Cam-
ijeh school. He served in the
. Army during the war and
U employed with the Duke
, couple have returned from
wedding trip and are now
their home in Kershaw,
The Cim*— Garden club held
its March meeting at the home of
Mrs. H. O. Chnioon. As tkte was
the asnnal mooting of the dab, the
DuBoee, call
ed for the yearly reports of the
officers present. ^
nominating committee ore-
seated the following slate of offi
cers for the coming year: Presi
dent. Mrs. Grayson Shaw: vice.
B. Pitts, Jr.;
.lbs. Rippon
jjtRoehs; con
Mra. Fralk Wooteo, Jb.; treasurer.
was appointed
Upoa her
duly etoCiGa. >
Mrs. Ed Craig’s
was pro-
eoooiaded the busi
ness of the afternoon with a re
sume oT the work accomplished
by the cinb during the past year,
la brief, Mra, DnBose’s report was
as follows:
“In looking back over the past
yaar a few things might bo esHed
to year attention.
**Tko executive committee was
asked to take up matters of inter
est to the dub, dtecaaa them treaty
at its meetings and present recom
mendations to the club.
“Tour president and Mm Llew
ellyn attended the state meeting
in Spartanburg.
“A member of the Camden Gar
den dab was invited to become
a tnhmber of the, Streets and forks
commission. Mrs. H. G. Garrison
♦hi« position,
latdr, year
the dab.
“la April the baoaso marker for tat the
the Kate of tfem Memorial Garden
in Columbia, was pieced. The com
mittee was greatly sided, in doing
this by the kindaeae of Mr. Kor-
hegay.
-‘Our hoatssa and- program, com
mittees have provided delightful
programs for the year. For theltions mad om
convenieaea «t ammbers, a
Mr. and Mm BUI Burns and
and Mrs. Benton Sheorn. ir n
Canteen with a
year book was made, stating ftoo-{cfoth and centered prit
owers. Miniature
buffet supper tor Miss Mar-
ettn Little and L. J. Watts,
hose wadding will be the social
wnt of April 10.
Bridal green end white wan
ted eftoctiwelyr in the decom-
u» the supper table
th n green
th s bowl
the
re placed
table
pra W vaaswuim urn▼ M UWU UiltUD UU I Ug m EM
the Boapitai grounds. , ' I graced one entf i
. “Our Horticultural committee I ficious
with our garden problems.
“In October a card party was
held at the Sarafield Hunt club
lizjsrM
YEkh
UP?
<4%
for each meeting. < I of white flowers.
^“The^Hoapital Grounds commit-[ggyp of
through tta hehpe. groat many las-1 ah,arrangement
provemeuts have been made oe(in
Bi. A
supper was served, after
has reminded us month by month I which games were played and the
of the things we should do in the I presents “showered” upon the
gardes. It also acts as consultants honor guests.
Little wae presented
by the harts.
„ the shower,
which was both enjoyable and I square dancing was enjoyed by
profitable. f I the tollowmg guests: Mr. and Mra.
“The sum of |7.&0 was sppropri-1W. D. Netties, Mr. and Mra
sted for a holly tree to be planted Uott Sheorn, Mr. and Mra Gene
on Arbor Day at the'grounds of I Sheorn, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Vereen,
the Junior High school. A prise Mr. and Mra Ned McDowell, Mr
wan given by a club member to •»<! M*^/f>lvlkSh»oni, Margaret
the boy or girl writing the best Smith. Wdey Sheorn, Jr., Molly
essay on ‘How Trees Serve Men. 1Kedfearn, Katherine Sheorn,
•‘Arrangements have been shown Junm? Kime, Tommy Little, Mr.
st most meetings and prises given “d Mra WRobin Zemp, Jr., Mr.
This added to the Interest “ d iJIli
pleasure of the aftenieaa. f®® MTs. Robert It. DeBerrv, Nan
“We enjoyed the preeenee of the
King Halglar Garden club at one of
of our meetings and hone that they I Seville, •“? J**- ™ Mrs. Bobb^
will meet with i
Mrs. Du Bose then expressed her
Civil Air Patrel
Makes Drive For
Cadet Enlistments
the Camden Squadron of the
Civil Air Patrol is making a new
drive for cadet enlistments.
Cant David S. Harter, C O.,
sted that upon enlistment, a
cadet will receive an hour or so
of ground work after which he
will be eligible for one^half an
hour of further orientation in ac
tual flight The most recent cadet
enlistments are Henry C Cassad^,
[van P. Guinn and
Clifford
Cadets of the Camden Squad
ron who have already completed
the first one-half hour of actual
flying are Thomas Taylor,, W. H.
Molden, Jack Houser and Henry
Cassadv.
Regular pound training for
cadets will include aircraft iden
tification, theory of flight mete-
« . anc | m any oth-
orol
>logy, navigat
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appreciation t# the officers and ]
the executive board tor their gen
Shrapnel artillery shells bear the
name of their Inventor, Colonel H
erous cooperation
member of the dab for their “<
trams kindness, consideration and
courtesy throughout the year. H ✓
After adjournment delirious re
freshments of sandwiches, cookies,
wafers, coffee end tea were served
by the hostess, who was assisted
by Mrs. J.»W. Trotter end Mrs.
Rippon LaRoche.
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MAT MOT BUM AOAIM
According to R. E. Grier’s
column in The State Thursday
__ tali ve Ezell
Kelly is undecided about running
for re-electioh to the House this
summer from Kershaw county.
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The U. S. forestry buresn was
made a part of the department of
agriculture In IMS.
and to each 8br *P |1 * 1 * former British army of
ficer.
Regular Meeting
Of Baptist Y. W. A.
The Y. W. A. of the First Bap
tist church, held ita regular meet
ing Monday evening. March 20. at
the , home of Carol Hicke’ sister,
Mrs. Elton Reemes, on Lake Shore
Drive.
The meeting opened with prayer
and the business was conducted
by the president,' Betty Shayior.
after which Carol Hicks, Helen
Cassady and Rose Truesdale
brought the program.
Refreshments were served to 14
members by the hostess, assisted
by her mother and'slater, j
The next meeting will be held
on April S, at Mrs. Alien E. Knigh
ton’s home at 1704 Fair street.
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