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Hr.'iia* Mrs Wm. O. ttejor. Jr..
w«r« |n ColambU Ust week-end
where they attended the Military
Ball on Saturday evening at the
Jefferson Hotel and the business
meeting there on Sunday. -
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Smith
and daughter, Ellen Rse, have re-
Mrs. George M. rails, Mr. and
•fra. W. C. Cook, Miss Sandra
Cook of Kershaw, were recent rial-
tors at Magnetfa. Gardens at Char*
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Mr. and Mrs. Thos. J. Kirkland.
Coral Gables, Vla w hare been visit
ing the former's mother. Mrs. T.
J. Kirkland, Fair St., en route frsm
Sooth America. They ware ac
companied homo by thatr son.
William, who has been
the winter with his
Mr.»and Mrs. Charles Coles ef
i Boston, Mass., wars the geests last
I week of Mr. and Mrs. fie* Whit-
’ akdc. North MSI St They. Ware
accompanied by Mrs. Marion Coles
who visited Mr. and Mrs. John M.
VUleplgue and Mr. and Mrs. K N.
McDowell.
Miss Katherine Sheora left oa
Friday for Charlottesville. Va.,
where she visited Mr. and Mrs.
F. C. Hartman.
Mrs. John •Ooodale, Lyttieton St.,
returned last Wednesday from
Philadelphia, Pa., where she has
been spending several months.
Bucky Sief, student at N. 0.
State College, Raleigh, N. C.. spent
last Saturday night here with hie WRoy Purdue
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brother, D. E. "Dusty” Scarborough,
1211 Lyttieton St., en route to hie
home In Charleston to spend the
mid-term holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Jus. D. Zemp, Mr.
and Mrs. R. M. Kennedy, Jr., Mr.
and Mrs. R. M. Kennedy, III, and
daughter, Loti Kennedy^ attended
the wedding of Miss Elisabeth Vad
Wyck Zemp and Cordea PrloleaV
Palmer In Sumter on Sunday even
ing, March 12.
Mrs. Basil Bruce and daughters,
Beverley and Barbara, of Sum tar,
are expected to arrive on Satarday
to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Little for the Carolina Cup
races.
Misses Christina Mongo and
Queenle Banks and Messrs. Jtck
Roberts and John Banks of Ker
shaw, were recent visitors at Mag
nolia Gardens in Charleston.'
. Major Maurice Clarke, U. 8.
Marine Corps, Camp Lejeune, N.
C„ accompanied by his son, Billy,
spent last week-end here
Major Clarke’s mother, Mrs.
rice Clarke, Cheennt St.
QJ^e alao has as her gaest
the week-end. her daughter, Mtaa
Margaret Clar<re of Richmond, Va.
Mr. and Mra. Wm. T. Miller,
Laurent St., left on Wadnaaday lor
Myrtle Beach, whara they, will at
tend the Carolina Lumber and
building Supply association which
will meet at the Ocean Forest
hotel March 21, 22 and 24.
Mrs. W. J. P. Weeks and daught
er, Mrs. C. H. Kelly, Kansas City.
Mo., have been visiting Mrs.
Weeks' brother, Willis Shsorn. and
Mra. Sheorn. Fair St. Mrs. Kally
returned home on Saturday hut
Mrs. Weeks will remain until Apirl
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Mr. and Mrs. John W. Richard
son and children, Jehu and Keith,
Birmingham, Mich., arrived by
plane on Wednesday for a visit
with the former's mother, Mra,
Alice C Marye, and grandfather.
Dr. John W. Corbett. Lyttieton 8t
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sheorn and
children, Bibbs and Dee, of Ashe
ville, N. C., spent last waek-end
here with the former's parents,
Mr. and Mra. Willis Bhsorn.
Mrs. John Langford. Mary Sue
and Bob Langford and Miss Susie
Watkins of Camden, were recent
visitors at Magnolia Gardena In
Charleston.
Father Anthony Cahill, Belmdnt-
Ab’bey, Belmont, N. C., will arrlvs,
on Saturday to be the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. George Stuart, Jr.
Ceorge Stuart, III, student at Bel-
mont-Abbey Preparatory school
will also upend the week-end here
with his parents and attend the
Carolina Cup races
turned to ,their home In Gordan.
Pa., after spending last week here
with Mrs. Smith’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Mayer, York St.
Mr. and Mrs. George Oliver of
Leganier. Pa., arrived on Monday
to be the gnesta of Mr. and Mrs.
Cyril Harrison for the Carolina
Cup race meet. They are stop
ping at the Greenleaf Villa. -
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Burnet
of Greensboro,' N. C., will be the
guests of Mr. and* Mra. L. A Sav
age, Greene 8L, tor the Carolina
Cup races on Saturday.
Mra. J. M. Stewart and daughter,
Mra. W. C. Smith, spent the week
end In Atlanta, Oa., as the guests
of Mr. and Mra. D. 8. Edenflejd
of Little Rock, Ark., at the Henry
Grady hotel. While In Atlanta
they attended the weding of Miss
Betty Jo Bdenfield and Mr. Orren
Col. Ansel Batemsn returned to
his home In Chamal Tamps, Mexi
co, by plane on Saturday, having
been called here by the sudden
death of his mother, Mrs. J. S.
Bateman.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Sum)ier
of Charlotte, N. C., will arrive 'on
Saturday- to be the guest of the
latter's niece, Mrs. Clyde Gobbet,
.and Mr. Oobbel, Lyttieton St., for
the Carolina Cup races.
Mrs. Elisabeth W. Haile, Fair
street, will have as her gueats for
the Carolina Cop races and the
week-end. Mr. and Mrs. A. O'
Clarkson, Jr., and daughters, Bet
sey and Marnie, of Essf^y. Mr. and
Mrs. John Davidson and aon, Doug
las. of Kershaw, and Miss Louise
Pontious of Waiter boro.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilder and
Mrs, A H. Wilder of Hutu ter will
spend Saturday here with the 1st:
tar's daughter, Mrs. N. R Ooodale,
Jr., and Mr. Ooodale, Union street.
The Ooodalee are entertaining their
guests with a picnic at the Spring-
dale Race Track.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Irby, Jr., and
Mr. and Mra. William Stearn of
Atlanta, Oa., are the honse gueats
of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McKaln for
the Carolina Cup and the week-end.
Amon| the members of the Cam
den Junior Hunt who represented
Camden in the Aiken Huqt meet on
Thursday were Penny and Helen
Sheffield. Pat Clyburn, "Red'' and
Winter Du Boon Raymond Woolfe,
Jr, Pheobe and Steve Miller and
Commander Shannon Heath.
Mr. and Mra. Bert Dolan of
Milwaukee, will be guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank H. Heath on Can-
ley Parkway, over the week-end.
Mr. Dolan Is the advertising execu
tive of the Milwaukee Journal and
has a winter home at Tryon. N. C.
They are annual/ visitors in Cam
den during the Carolina Cup
races. '^
Mrs. Bruce Stevenson ("Beebe"
Blakeney) and aon, Blakeney, ar
rived on Monday from Flushing, L.
1., New York, to spend some time
with her mother, Mra. A K. Blake-
ney. Fair St. They were accom
panied by Mra. G. C. Stevenson,
who is a guest at Court Inn.
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Hicks-Sill Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. R. Z. Hicks of
Gaffney announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Frances
of Gaffney and Columbia, and
Robert M. Sill, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Sill of Camden.
The wedding will take place
April 21. Miss Hicks la assistant
Home Demonstration Agent of
Kershaw county.
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Miss tyargrttta Little
Announces Plans For
Her Wedding April 10
Plans have been completed for
of Miaa Margretta
Little, dough tor of Mr. and
Mrs. T. Lee Little, to Luther James
vtatts, son of Mr. and Mra. Frede
rick Watts of Charleston.
The ceremony will take place
Monday evening, April* If, at 2
o'clock in Betheeda Presbyterian
church with the Rev. A Douglas
<McArn, pastor, officiating at thk
double ring service. The wedding
musk will he presented by Mrs.
A D. Me Am, organist, and Edward
Thompson, vocalist.
The bride will he given in mar
riage by her father. The beet man
will h* Edward Watts of Charles
ton, ' brother of
elect. Usher-
Thos. L.
bridft-elect.
Bums and Elliott Sheorn, brother-
in-law of the bride-elect.
Mra. Wm. D. Nettles, slater of
the bride-elect will be the dame
of honor. Bridesmaids will be Mrs.
Elliott Sheorn. sister of the bride-
elect. Mrs. Beaton Sheorn, Jr.,
Mrs. John^W. Brown, Rural Re
treat, Vs., sister of the bride-elect,
and Mra. Hughey Tlmdal, Jr., of
Bishopville.
Flower girls will be Mary Mar
gretta and Ellen Hamlkop Net
ties, small nekea of the bride-elect.
A reception will be given im
mediately following the ceremony
by the parents of-th^ bride-elect at
their home, 1202 Lyttieton street.
The rehearsal party will be given
by Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Sheorn and
Mra. John W. Brown on Sunday
evening, April J r In the Colonial
Room at Thomas Tavern.
Numerous social affairs have
been planned for this popular
oung couple before their wed
the bridegroom-
Jthor-groomamou will be
Little, Jr., brother of the
:t, Benton Shdbrn. Jr., Bill
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Miss Betty Lewis And
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United In Marriage
The marriage of Miss Betty Ed
wards Lewis, daughter of Mr. and
Mra. J. P. Lewis, of Camden, and
Stuart E. Burnett of Winston, Oa.,
was solemnised at 12:10 p. m. in
the ChapeK of Lyttieton Street
Methodist church on March II. The
Rev. Herbert L. Spell performed
the dodble ring ceremony in the
presence of members of the family.
Preceding the ceremony Mrs. J.
M. Gandy, organist, rendered a
program of nuptial music.
Mrs. Burnett's only attendant
was her sister-in-law, Mrs. Charles
W. McCaskill. Mra. McCasklll
wore a street length dress of navy
blue crepe with red accessories and
a corsage of Talisman roses.
The brido chose for her wed
ding dress a bmartlw tailored gray
suit with black accessories and a
corsage of brides roses.
Chas. W. McCasklll of Camden,
acted aa beat man.
Immediately following the cere
mony a weddlag luncheon URs
given by the bride’s parents at tae
Thomas Tavern, after which the
young couple left for a short wed
ding trip.
Mra. Burnett was graduated from
Camden High school and Converse
College. She has recently com
pleted a Lebatory Technician
epurfv at Emory hospital and is
now a member of the staff there.
Mr. Bttffcett, a student at Ala
bama Poly-tachnic Institute, will
receive his degree In Veternary
medicine in June. He la a member
of Alpha Psl Fraternity. He serv
ed several years In the army In
the past war.
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Federal Number Is
Asked tor Highway
Camden people will be interest
ed to learn that the Highway
Commiarton hat instructed the
chief highway commissioner to
applv to the Bureau of Public
Roads for a federal number of
State Highway No. 26.
This highway cuts" off from
Highway No. 1 lust this side of
Gus Ward's food emporium and
runs through St Matthews and
Orangeburg on into Georgia.
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CAMDEN ACADEMY
Silver Woddlbg. U
Celebrated By Mr.
And Mrs. Frank Mayer
Mr. and Mrs. Frank -M. Mayer
celebrated their silver wedding an
niversary on Wednesday evening.
March If. at their home.
Invitations printed in silver had
been leaned earlier, which reed:
IMf-UM. Mr and Mra. Frank
Mayer request the pleasure of your
company at their 26th wedding an
niversary oa Wednesday. March
16, from 2 until 4# o’clock. 208
York street, Camdeh, 8. C. In
formal.’’
Guests were greeted* at the door
by Mr. and Mrs. Ony Mayer and
presented to the receiving line
which was composed of Mr. sad
M*s. Mkyer, Mrs. HatTle Hinson
mother of lira. Mayer, and Mra.
Ernest R. Prtetag, sister of Mr.
Mayer. . *
Mrs. Mayer was lovely la a navy
blue crepe frock and wore a white
orchid Corsage, the gift of her
.throe grandchildren, ,Glo,ria Jean
and Danny Outlaw and Ellen Rae
Smith.
Mr. and Mra. Purdy Lee and Mr.
and Mra. U 8. Mayer, Jr. received
in.the gift room, where the array
of gifts were on display and the
guests register was In charge of
Jimmy Mayer and Sarah Rbodus.
The guests were invited Into the
dining room by Miss Sadie Frietag
where the punch bowl was presided
over by Miss Susie Watkins, as
sisted by Mra. Virginia R. Camp
bell. Mary Elizabeth and Kate
Francis Lee, Mrs. Will Zieglsr and
Mrs. Douglas Waites of Columbia.
The entire house was thrown en
suite - for the occasion and was
beautifully decorated.
White gladioli and King'Alfred
daffldils were used In the living
room, red and white potted axa-
lias and camellias in the gift room
and In the dining ropm s bridal
green and white with silver motif
was carried out In the table ap
polntment and room decorations.
An elabdrste arrangement of white
roses and carnations in a' silver
bowl centered the dining room
table which was covered with s
handmade lace cloth and garlanded
with green and white satin ribbon
and bouqueta of white flowers.
Silver candelabra and the three
tiered cake completed the table
decorations. The cake was em
bossed with the silver numerals
"26" and surrounded with white
roses,* an arch with a miniature
bride and groom, and silver wed
ding bells. Fancy iced cakea, sand
wiches, green and white mints and
bafted nuts were served the hun
dred guests who called at the ap
pointed hours.
A program of nuptial music was
presented by Mrs. W. J. Hoffman,
vocalist, accompanied by Mra. C.
C. Crolley, pianist. “The Anniver
sary Song” was sung by Mrs. Wal
lace Smith (Jean Mayer), daughter
of the hoots, who with Mr. Smith
and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Outlaw
(Margie Mayer) assisted their par-
ants in entertaining.
Among the out-of-town gnesta
present were Mra. E. D. Outlaw,
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Outlaw and
children, Gloria Jean and Danny,
of Florence, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Waites, Mrs. Bessie Wiggins, Miss
Sadie Frietag of Columbia, Mr. and
Mra. Wallace Smith and daughter,
Ellen Rae, of Gordan. Pa.
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Head Cotillion Club
Charles Delxmch is Rhe new
president of the Camden Cotillion
club. Mr. DeLoach was elected at
the annual meeting which fbllowed
a dinner at the Gus Ward tavern
on Thursday evening. March 16.
Mr. DeLoach succeeds Clarkson
Rhame who was originator of the
club and served as president the
past year.
Other officers named at the an
nual meeting wsre-W. F. Nettles,
Jr., vice president; J. E. McKaln,
treasurer, and A Lee Mays, secre
tary. Other directors are: F. H.
Speaks, Frank Montgomery, N. R.
Ooodale, Jr., Clarkson Rhame and
Sam Boykin.
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D. A. R. Meeting
The -Hobklrk H1U Chapter. D.
A. R , Will meet Friday afternoon
at the residence of Mrs. W. F.
Nettles at 3:26 o’clock.
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Leslie Zemp Chapter
0£S Names Officers
The Leslie Zemp Chapter. Ne.
111. Ord« <4 -»'.»?» SIM.
held their regular monthly “®e£
ing March 16. After a deHckes,
Red Chicken Stew was served the
chapter opened. During the even
ing the election of officers for the
ensuing year JWks held.
The following were elected:
Mary N. Haglna. Worthy Matron;
W. A Jordan. Worthy Pntitm;
Gladys L. McLeod. Associate Ma
tron; Tom Clamp. Associate Pa*
iron; Estelle Burns, Conductress
and Marjorie Donaldson. Associate
Conductress. The Worthy Matron
will announce the otheri officers
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Birth
Mr. and Mrs. Flem W.
announce the birth of twin dbns on
February 27. at the Camden hoe-
pital The boys have been nnmM
Freddie Marion and Frankie Coo
ley. They also two other
sons, Michael and Benny.
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Sunday, March 26
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Wed.-Thursw March 29-30
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A Delightful Event
The Women’s Auxiliary of
Camdan Hospital sponsor*
annual ball on Friday night.
1L ut the recreation hall at
ward Airport -
placed cabaret
around, the dance floor and
was furnished by 0“
and his orchestra.
Auatiu Shebeen was
mastsr of ceremonies
ed the various activities, la the
drawings Mra. A C. McKaln won a
ham. Douglas Montgomery a dta
liclous home-made cocosamt cake,
which he returned and which was
afterwards sold to Mrs. Granger
Gaither. Dr. J. L. Williford was
the winner of the Balloon dance,
where each gentleman having «
balloon tied to their ankle, indeav-
ored to keep-It from huratlng dur
ing a sqnare dance. ,*
A St. Patrick’s Day motif was
used again this year and the dance
was called the “Shamrock Ball."
Hnge chamrocks decorated, each
mantle and qnantitief of evergreens
were placed around the walls. Tim
tables were covered with
clothes and centered with bow
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Camden debuntants served ax
cigarette girls and during inter
mission assisted at the Snack Bar,
catered by Thomas Tavern.
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J. B. Cureton, ChenBi
entered the Camden h«_
hla 81st birthday, Him
gradually Improvlnr from,
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