The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 05, 1931, Image 5
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h?nac*?rGarden
Club To Moot
|| The Garden Club of the city will
jK meet with Mrju Carl A. West on MonI
day, June 8th, at 6 o'clock. All memB'twrrt
are urged to come out to this
meeting.
I; Recent College Graduated
II Following are some of the students
I in the graduating class at 'Cl'emson
HI college from this county: Ward
Beecher Hough, Dan Frank Sopvell,
Julian Samud 1 toy-kin, Ernest Peter
II Sheheen, Camden; John Gordon
II Watts, Thomas Kirkiand Watts,
9 Thomas Earle Smith, Hethune; Mar|g
ion Causey Mason, lVeetviHe,
I Among the list of graduates of
pi Winthrop college 'this term' were the
|| following young ladles from Kershaw
r|,i county: Miswss * Louise deSaussure
I Lang; Wi^ie Evans Porter, Gertrude
|fj Mitcham Zemp, Thomaaia Harris
GutHrie,: Catherine Kennedy Boykin,
I Neil Lindsay Goodale, Jane Henrietta
Ijl Irby, (Jfcmden; John T. BoDonald,
Kershaw; Sarah Lee Heuvtlss, Belt!
thune. cr .
9. tA; Bro^a-^BennertH K
|?j Mr. Hvhgrt JU Brown, one of Cam
den's most popular young men, also a
ijfl graduate of the Camden: high school,
p] was happily mgrriift'Jq Anita
||j lee Bennept, daughter of Mr. and
Pj -Mrs. Albert A.; Benne^i.of Lawrenke<;
|| Mass. The marriage took place in
III Blackville, Maryland, May 16. They
II are making their hcrme in Washingp;
ton, D. C? Sir. BrolWn 3? a. ?on of
9 Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Brown; of MiVl
street, this city.
9 Miss Wolfe Entertains
Miss ?3arah Wolfe charmingly en!:p1
tertained on Saturday afternoon with
ff j six tables of bridge at her home on
g I Lyttleton ' street. - In the irooips
where the- tables wer^ set for card?
: j were vases and wa^l pockets filled
with lovely garden ffdwers. The
; pretty affair assembled a group of
the hoste.ia', close friends and the
non-resident "school teachers of the
city. The high score prize was won
by Mrs. R. R. Thurman arid the low
score was made by Miss Ohamibers.
A color scheme of pink, and green was
most effectively carried out ip every
I detail and especially attractive in the
I refrcshments, ices in- the shape of
lil\es^ apd ropes and fajicy cak*gw?re
served -i after' 'cards.
punch was served during, the game
| of bridge.
; -Library J^tun'chutged The
Camden Library hours have
|.;1 been changed for the summer months
^ as follows: 9 a. m. to 1 p. m.
9 Mrs. William Moore spent last
week end in Norfolk with relatives.
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Personal Mention
J-". - it, i mm
Mr. and Mrs. Kollis F. Oobb ?pant
bpnday in Charlotte.
Mi., M.V?.r.t Mill, wit Sunday
for Atlanta to spend so me tip*.
Billy Lindsay is a member of tha
graduating class of Chapel Hill this
year.
Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Sanders have
returned, from a visit to relatives in
Birmingham.
Mrs. Arthur Watkins, of Cocoa,
Florida, is the house guest of Mi$s
Minnie Clyburn.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hunns left
this week for Middletown, Conn., for
the summer months.
Mrs. E. D. Law, of Sumter, was]
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. F. P.
Goodale the past week.
Miss Harriet Whitaker, who has
been teaching in York the past year
returned home this week.
Moultrie Burns is one of the graduates
from Suwanee this' term. He
will return home next week.
Miss M%ry Emma Hough, who has
be$p teaching in Ninety-^Six, returned
home this wuek <pr the summer.
'Mr;and Mrs. Ralph Little, of
Charlottesville, Va., are gu/tste of the
former's father, Mr. G. Tl Little. "
Miss Margaret Jenkins, of Atlanta,
spent. last week end here^ with her
parehts> Mr. arid Mrs. J; F. . Jenkins.
Miss Carolyn HoUser is this week
graduating from North Oaroliria College
for.Werpen in a business course.
'Mrs.x J. H. Reese Joined a party
from Columbia last week for a trip
to Greenville and Asheville, sightseeing.
Mr. and Mrs. John K. deLoach and
,son will leave on Saturday for Pawley's
Island where they wilt spend the
week.
Miss Margaret Chowning, of Columbia,
spent the past week end here
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
CKefrnin#.
. JDgjsses Elizabeth Zemp, Adele Sav*
vdg? and .Emily Pitts have' returned
Jjome from Converse College for the
summer months.
J; Miles Montgomery, who graduated
from the University of Florida
law school has returned home for the
summer months,
i The friends of Mr. Nettles Lindsay
will regret to learn that* he is> ill
in the Columbia hospital suffering
with mastoiditis. ( ;
Mr and Mti W? C. feeholson arid
daughters,. of Shelby, Nf C., were
"guests Mr. and Mrs. J.tC. Nichol
s6m her? :the nast week And.
A -Mi?s" Elizabeth ClarkA1returned
last Thursday from ,N?"JjOrfeans,
where she hps been speiMng three
weeks^as .he guest of her sister, Mrs.
Sap? Wellborn.
Mrs. W. G. Wilson has gone to
Philadelphia for a visit to her son,
Dr. Clarence (V Wilson. 'From there
she wiir go on to Chicago to visit
her daughter
Ben. P. DeLoache, Jr., of Philadelphia,
is here on a visit to his parents,
Mf. and Mrs. B. P.- De-Lose he
befuie going abroad for the summer
to study voice.
"~IM. H^ Heyman left Suhday for
Atlanta to attend the graduation exercises
at Agnes Scott college, where
his daughter, Miss Carolyn Heyman
is one of those graduating^
/Mrs. Paul R. Collier and little
daughter have returned to their home
in 4~V\lumUin ?ft?r a t.wrt weelrR vi?it
a* the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Hyatt .in the Cassafct section.
(Mrs. Ella S. Hough, of Norfolk,
visited friends here Saturday. She
went from here to Qlemson college
for the graduation, exercises, .in which
her son, Ward HoUgh; wUsi a graduate.
ReVj J. B. Qastoh is this week conduc^ihg;
an eviiihge'listic service in
Laricaster, therefore he was unable
to be present at any of the comwencempnt
exercises of the eity
school* much to his regret.
" Mr^, land Mrs. H. G. Carrison, Sr.,
will attend the graduation exercises
at Chapel Hill on Monday at which
time their grandson, Henry Thomas,
of Charleston, son of the Rt. Rev.
Bishop Thomas, will graduate.
Mr, and M; .4, . Henry Eichel will
"attend the graduation exercises atChaple
Hill on Monday at which time
their son, Simon Eichel, will be graduated.
'Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Wallnau
and son will accompany Mr. and Mrs.
Eichel.
Mies Emily Pitts and Miss Elizabeth
Zetmp returned home on Wednesday
from Pawloyfs: Island where they
have been attending a house party
given by the E^silott^lhlU -club of
Converse oollege,. of which they! are
members.
Dr. Jdhn W. Corbet^ Mrs..Robert
Marye, Miss Oatolyn Richardson and
Bobby Marys leave today for graduation
exercises at the Virginia Military
Academy. John Richardson is a
member of the graduating dsns Me
trill return home with his mother and
grandfather for a visit of two weeks
before going to Newberg, Ny Y.,
where he will hove a position with
the DuPont company.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S
Sirtzv* ?^SM&sa
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' " 8- **K?y. of Ch.ta* I
P?t th? w?.k end wttK her eletet
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Mr. J** 9.^ !.}
Wed,,ntrton p. c.. .pea C.?t
?tw " ?. Mr" *n<? Mr.. B. 0
loykin on Faij? gtrtwt. I
de"hu *T.W, Mru' ?
wrik L fT** few d*y? thi? week I
Tel o? . ,?U*ht*r' Mr"' R???* Hon*?1
on Lytfleton street. I
Mr. end Mr.. John S. I)?vid.on, of
rr,"u 'pcnd thu w?k ??
with the former', mother, Mr., A. S.
Davidson on Kair .treet.
Wedne 1'i'lian Yei.e, .rrived home on
Wedneedey from Oh.rledon where I
week?H*w^<",eaP*n,<""g tKe <,ast
BUrtlt 1>00*le
v>nk SflU"t 5?nry Ekh?' < <? thiJ
r,? ,Tr U*'nSrt0n' whw? they will
Jtefd^ the greduntlon exercises of
their son, Simon Bichel, at Washing,
ton and Lee university.
I- Mi" "elen s?v*?? 'oft thie week
for Oharleeton where ehe will visit J
her au?t, Mr,. Mannln* Simon.,
airs. Simons .pent last week end Jiere
with Mrs. Henry Savage, Sr. *
Mr and Mrs. Frank Tompkins, off
Columbia, spent the week end withl
Mr. And Mrs. B. O. Boykin on Fair
street. (Mrs. Tompkins was formerly
Miss Betty Boykin of Charleston. I
Mr. and Mrs. Nettles Lindsay, Mr. I
and Mrs, Henry Savage, Jr., and Mr.
and Mrs. C. C. Whitalfcr, Jr., have
i?turned home from Pawley's Island,
where they enjoyed a lovely house
party. .. ' |
IMrs. Bratton deLoach left on Wed-|
nesday for Columbia where she will I
attend the Baker-Stoddard wedding
which will be solemnized on Thurs-|
day evening in Trinity Episcopal
church.
Miss Emily Shannon and Bill I
I Shannon, of Griffin, Ga., arrived on I
Wednesday ntorning arid will
the month'of June with their grand-1
father, Mr. C. J. Shannon on Ches-j
nut ^street.
I Miss Ida deLoach* who has been I
spending a few weeks here ,'with her I
nephew, John K. deLoach,) left on |
Thursday of this week for Columbia,
where she will visit her cousin, Mrs/
I Frank Sims.
'Miss Anderson,. Miss Stanley, Mrs.
J Lindsay and Mr. Anderson,; who are
the guests of Mr. an<l Mrs. ' A. 6.
Llewellyn motored to Augusta, Ga.,
on Saturday to spend the W end
with 'flrt^nda.* ...} j v*%u,
Mrs.. Robert Stephenson, of At 1 art1ta,
formerly Miss Polly DePass/arI
rived on Wednesday and will spend
I a* -few. weeks here with her parent'^,
I Mr. and Mrs. W. L. DePass, before
going to Greer, S. C., where she will
be a brides maid in the wedding of
I her classmate, Miss Nell James, on
June flfrfcjy ;
Andrew Whitaker spent last week
end here With his parents, Mr." and
J Mrs. O, O. Whitaker. He left on
Monday Jui Charleston where he will
graduate this week from the Charleston"
Medical' colleger On July first
I he expects to go to Nassau hospital
Long Island where he will be an
J intern for two years.
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MistriShannon Hostess To fC^ub
Miss Charlotte Shannon was hostless
at the .Wednesday morning bridge
club this Week aAd^had as her guestf
besides regular members: Mrs. A. S.
Llewellyn aftci her house guests, Miss
Stanley, of New York; Mrs. Lindsay*
and Miss. Anderson, of .Richmond;
arid Mrs. Frank M. Zernp. After the
game a delicious course luncheon was
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Church Announcements
.. P^sgah Baptist church, Rev. H. T.1 |
Morrison, pastot, services second
Sunday mprnmg 11 o'clock; fourth'
Sunday afternoon 4 o'clock.5
Mizpah Baptist church, Rev. H. T.
Morrison, pastor, services fourth
Sunday morning 11 o'clock; first |
Sunday afternoon 4 o'clock.
$wift Creek Baptist church, located
near Boykin's mill, services firetSu?^k)^morning
11 o'clook; second
-Sunday afternoon at 4 o'eleek. Rev,
H, T. Morrison, pastor.
-The Daughters of tihe American
Revolution with headquarters in
Washington,, have started a nationwide
campaign against the sale of
Russian product* in the United States
in competition with the free Ameri<*n
labor-made goods.
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PttOFBSSUONAL NOTICE
R-.,E- of Columbia, anJ&P
U in Camden
on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
? jT5aWm1c between the
SaSfcaKSS.?-";
Mrs. McGinn Hastens at Brdige
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. M.
MdCann charmingly entertained at a
lovely bridge party at her home on
East > Hampton street. The tables
were arranged in the living room
where yellow and white snapdragons
and daisies carried out a yfcHow and
white color scheme, as also dicj, the
refreshments, a salad course. Mrs.
H. G. Wilson won top score and Mrs.
E. T. Goodale, of Atlanta, received
low. The consolation was cut, by
Mrs. Floyd Beaver.
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Mi's. T. Edwin Goodale returned
this \veek to her. home in Atlanta
after a visit'*'to Mr. and Mrs. -T. E.
Goodale ' on Lyttleton street. 'Miss
'Ruth Goodale accompanied her as far
as Asheville where she is to visit
friends. ( " '
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Club (Met With Mrs. WhiUker
The Wednesday afternoon bridge
club was delightfully entertained this
weeik by Mrs* C. C. Whitnker, Jr.
Those winning at each of the three
tables were: Mrs. Jock Whitafker,
Mrs. Lawrence A. Kirkland and Mri.
B. M. Smith. Guests besides club
members were: 'Mrs. Withers Trotter,
Mrs. Vernon McDowell, Mrs. John M,
tables were: Mrs. Jack Whitaker,
Delightful refreshments were served
after the games of bridge. \f
Mrs. Kirkland Was Hostess
Mrs. T. J. Kicjkland was hostess
at four tables of bridge orv Monday
afternoon at her home on Lyttleton
street honoring her house guests,
Mrs. GRouds,- of New York- *na Miss
Stanley, of New York; Mfcs Anderson
and Mrs. W. A. Lindsay, of Rich
mond, Va? who are the guests of
Mrs. A. S. Llewellyn. Contract
bridge was played and each person
making game in hand'or holding four
honors in hand had the privilege of
drawing from ^ a large trifiy an attractively
wrapped prise. Much fun "*"
prevailed and every guest present received
several prises, Alfter the
game was odilBMwfelou*1 ice course
with het-coffee and cakes -was served
the* guests who included:' Mtb. William
Shanndh/$Mf^'Johh Cbrbett,
Mrs. Emma O. ' Villepigue, Mrs.
Frsnfc M. Wooten, Mrs. Henry Savage,
&r., Mrs. Frank M. Zemp, Mrs.
LeRoy Wooten, Mrs. John M. Villepigue,
Mrs. Jack Whitaker, Jr., Mrs.
lavniKS A. Kirkland, Mrs. John
Csnitey, Miss Clouds, Mils Stanley,
Miss Anderson, Mrl. Lindsay and ^
Mrs. A. 8. LleWellyn.
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