The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 18, 1937, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
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jj,v evening at the parsonage
*l#7,,Ht IteptlHt fhutsch, Dr. W
* uLre united in marriage Mies
G M wnce MulUa Had T. Vardelle
, Tbelr many frieuda ex'
n?ratuIallona.
1 1 nd Mm Walsh will make their
\ * m Suruter.?Monday's Sumter
^?8 ??
Auxiliary To Moot
Amerlcuu Legion Auxiliary will
t Friday afternoon, at 4:30 at the
** of Mrs. Wylle Sheorn with Mrs.
iSnsburn as assistant hostess. All
^rB are urged to bring their
jgrly report1* j
I
Honors Brldo-Elect
<wof the lovelieat entertainments
, L. early eummer was the large
Ziy which Mr?. F. D. Good,
iave Friday afternoon at her
JL ou North Broad street. The af*8
given in honor of Miss Sara
SUr 'of Sumter, who will be rap*vl0
N. Roland Goodale, Jr., on
23 -M'1*" Louisa Drdnnan, of
liberty Hill. whose marriage to MaBrooks
Williams will be an event
J June 29. and Miss Olive Nettles,
Ibo?e marriage to Dan Mackey will
uke P'aCti
The places of each of the honor
nests were marked with shower corJL
of white carnations and fern
^ ai a souvenir of the afternoon
tie hostess presented each of them
vlth silver bells attractively wrapped
in bridal green and white. Vases of
iprlng flowers were attractively arranged
in the living room and sun
wrch where five tables were arranged
for the players. In the bridge
ame the high score prize was won
|r jfigg Nettles and the low score
riie by Mrs. Selwyn King. Mrs. Leon
fobin cut the consolation prize. A
alad course and punch were served
iter in the aftern<*jn.
Visitors from out of town attendng
the party were Mrs. Sue Forties,
if Columbia; Mrs. E. L. Jones, of Liberty
Hill, and Mrs. Abbott Goodale,
if Cheraw.
Mrs. Tupper Entertains
Mrs. Kirby Tupper entertained deghtfully
Wednesday afternoon at her
ome at Mulberry Plantation. Mrs.
'upper's guests were the members of
er club. Mrs Jack Whitaker, Jr., and
(iss Elizabeth Clarke. High score
jr the afternoon went to Mrs. Donald
lorrison and Miss Clarke.
Met With Mrs. 8hannon
Mrs. Charles J. Shannon, 4, entering
Wednesday afternoon for the
embers of her bridge club. Tables
ire arranged in the living room and
i the sun porch, and playing with
i?club members were Mrs. Stanley
arse, of Now York, and Mrs. John
iLoach After cards the hostess
rved delicious refreshments. The
ternoon's high score was made by
re Robert McCarty.
Mrs. Bruce Was Hostess
Mrs. Basil Bruce gave a lovely parWednesday
afternoon at her home
north Broad street. Mrs. Bruce's
iwts included the members of her
Mge club, Mrs. Alexander Clarkson,
md Mrs Fred Bryant. The high
ore prize was won by Mrs. William
ittles. Jr, and at the close of the
the hostess served a sweet
uree.
Camden Theatre
FRIDAY, JUNE 18
George O'Brien with Beatrice^
Roberts in
"PARK AVENUE
LOGGER"
A romantic drama!
SATURDAY, JUNE 19
T'We ha., t.....li all kinds of pic- j
ture.s but never one like this!
Rudyard Kipling's
"ELEPHANT BOY"
^ picture with a thousand elephants
and a million thrills!
Comedies and Serial
MO N
The s'artling story of a big
city's shame!
gambling
? , WITH SOULS"
_ xshing headlines come' to life.
Positively no children under 16
admitted.
TUESDAY, JUNE 22
mes Cagney with Mae Clarke
in
"A GREAT GUY"
big it tops them all.
,e*^ay and Thursday
JUNE 23 and 24
1 ?ugh torn from life's pages?
80 rf-al?so powerful? I
ri UP ARNELL"
uarke Gable-Myrna Loy.
Haiglar Theatre
FRIDAY, JUNE 18
cardo Cortez-Gail Patrick
^^ HUSBAND LIES"
SATURDAY, JUNE 19
l( Buck Jones In
EMPTY SADDLES'
comedies and serial
10:3? Shows
GAMBLING
WITH SOULS"
*?r adult8 only
knight?baldwin
Humter, June 12.?The wit-*. >
church was (he scene , Ua,p
Wedding Tliurnrtl r ?f a ,l>vely
Ml?? Leonora Kht?ht ,OOU' whou
Clinton !- ? ' ??? m?rn.d to
?un.t,Cr<,e". "* >?'. w'KSJ?
f".n? Vbrtx
I lace "and Wu TT"
Brown the bride's aunt, organist
vI "is In 1 a''l')Br\ hdd 0 " H vl0'ln|at; Ml?a
Kn.?b?, : s&rssszriJp*
Krooin m ".'k bro,hor ?' l"? "ride:
gioom, lit the candles. Other usher
5ame?""m." W?re VttrdBl1 Wttl?" and"
i w.i ,?haw- cjousIiib of the bride
ill! of httVl?d "unnlcu". another cou^
He woi e wht; WHH ,tho r!ng boarer
lied tho rf. te Hatl,i ault and earThi
k .i * on a 8ut,n P?low.
cousin OUly a,tenda"t was her
as her ^ JUT?2 Shttw' who acted
wori ? UOr Mr8- 8baw
match ?? V38.8 wlth u hat ">
of ninit carried an arm bouquet
ilims carnations and blue delphinThe
bride entered the church with I
ma..UUMe'/- V- Wa,8h She I. a
Hina.ll blonde und wore a blue luce
around ,t U ,ataild,ng bleated frill
TS .an l^ted frills at wrists
of the long sleeves. She wore a
arge blue hat and carried an arm
bouquet of white lilies und hub?
b f"? wllh allvor ribbon. The
bridegroom was attended by his broach
lialdwln> of Greenville,
as his best man.
The ceremony was followed by a
reception at the home of the bride's
w i KaUS aunt' Mr and Mr? T V
Walsh. Receiving with them was the
bridal party and Mr. and Mrs. R P
Baldwin, parents of the bridegroom.
xk cream, assorted cakes and
mints were served by Miss Mary
th?v p i88 K,athryn and M1?? DoroMrs
EUT Mr ancn WU8 8GrVed by
FidHUc; ?r?adw e11 and Ml88 Louise
Knl u ary Wa,Hh and Miss
hrJlo?8 Burns were in charge of the
bride s book. Others assisting in entertaining
>vere Miss Caroline Richardson,
Mrs. J. A. McKnight, Mrs. R
C Forrester Mrs. Hal Shuler, Mrs.'
I Immons Ldens and Mrs. W. L Curnl5'Mr8'
E; Arledge, Mrs. Willliam
Stlnder and Mrs. C. D. Brunk
Mrs. Baldwin is the foster daughi
ter and niece of Mr. and Mrs. T. V
Walsh, with whom she has made her
^ed In tnnCe onfancy" She wa? educated
In the Sumter schools and is a
graduate of Winthrop college. Since
her graduation she has taught in Camden
and Sumter.
Mr Baldwin is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. R. p. Baldwin of Orangeburg
"ehJ0 educated in the Orangeburg
schools and is a graduate of Furman
de^h^h7' i?G fS teach,ng in the Camden
high school, where the young cou
dlngW|rlpmake their home arte" a* wedWednesday
evening after the re?prt?8|a'.and
Mrs' Jam0s Shaw enhonorW
?h CaIn a M1U c,ub house,
honoring the members of the Knighth
i wedd,ng Party and guests
that had arrived for this occasion.
Were Hosts At Bridge
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin ReasonoveV
were bridge hosts Thursday evening,
their guests including the members
of their evening bridge club and an
additional guest, Mrs. Wylie Sheorn.
Mixed summer flowers In the living
room and reception hall and after the
game a salad course and punch were
served. The high score prizes were
won by Mrs. J. M. Gandy and Leon
lobln, and Mrs. Tobin and Mrs. Dess
Goodale won the low score and consolation
prizes.
Met With MP8. Muller
Members of the Wednesday afternoon
bridge club were guests last
week of Mrs. Mortimer Muller, who
entertained at her attractive homo on
Lyttleton street. Lovely vases of garden
flowers decorated the living room
where the game was played. High
scores were made by Mrs. Charles
Zemp and Mrs. Donald Morrison and
after the game the hostess served delicious
refreshments. Miss Elizabeth
Clarke and Mrs. John deLoach played
with the club members.
carlos recxpr given
leave by johnston
Columbia, June 14.?Governor Olin
Johnston sjaid today he tiad granted
Carlos Rector, convicted of manslaughter
years ago in the shooting
of Sheriff Willis of Greenville, a 15day
leave of absence "to visit his 8&.
year-old mother."
. The governor said a movement had
been active foc^a similar movement
for every one of the 5,000 prisoners
over the state, he added.
Johnson sa^d Rector had been a
"model prisppprV?n^ had been a
trusty at th^penjtfndgry. He said
tffat the prisoner pmnfMo the executive
mansion occasionally to tend the
trees and grounds. The governor
said Reotor had been In bad health
for some time. <
To Visit Sister. In Europe
Mr. and Mrs. John Edmunds (Helen
Savage) of Spartanburg and Florence
Savage, of Camden, are sailing from
NeW York Wednesday, aboard the S.
S. Normandie bountfTor Europe. Their
first real ^risit will be made in Ix>ndon,
and mhlls there they will reside
at the Regfent? "Paldce, Piccadilly Circur.
From' London they will go to
Paris to be the guests of Mrs. Edmunds'
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Jean Moyse. Mrs. Moyse is
the former Adele Savage, and this is
the first time that any of hmm family
have had the opportunity Snaking
the acquaintance of ; MKT Moyse. Before
returning to Ufe States, the Edmunds
will visit many European countries.?Saturday's
State.
The Florida senate by a vote of 32
to 4 has voted approval of a house bill
to allow cltisens of that state to vote
without paying poll taxes.
Personal Mention
Mrs. Hurl Gusklu it* Blinding two
weeks In Smoaks with relative*
MIhb Irma Beagle ?returnee^ Thursday
from fca'delightful trip north.
Mn?. J. U Glllls has returned from
a visit to her Bister in Florence.
Mrs DeLoache Bheorn has returned
from a vialt to her slater In Columbiu.
Mrs E. I). Hlakuney left Thursday
on a trip to Washington, D. C.
W. M. Shannon has returned home
from a two week's visit to Headersonvllle.
Mrs. lx>uise W. Cantey Is attending
summer school at the North Carolina
Woman's College at Greensboro.
Mrs. Eugene Moseley left Monday
for Hendersonvilie, N. C., to spend
several weeks with relatives.
Mr. aud Mrs. John L&ney and M,r.
and Mrs. Aussie West spent last week
end in Greensboro, N. C.
Mrs, Stanley Morse, of New York,
and Canadu, Is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. it. n. Pitts.
11 Dr. Eugene Zemp, of Columbia, was
a visitor Hunday -at the home pf his
Sister, Mrs. Robert Kennedy, Jr.
Miss Marie Kirkland left last Hun
day for Hendersonvilie to spend the
summer months.
Miss Sue Forbefa, of Columbia, whs
the guest during the week end of Miss
Olive Nettles.
Miss Dolly Singleton and Dixie Hoykin
have returned from a visit to Mr.
and Mrs. Edmunds in Saluda, N. C.
Ex-Governor John G. Richards, of
Liberty Hill, was a visitor In Camden
last Saturday.
Miss Celeste Mumford has gone to
Washington, D, C? for a visit, leaving
laHt Thursday by train.
Mrs. J. L. Willlford has returned
from a two weeks visit to her mother
In Woodruff.
Mr. and Mrs. William Heath and
their son Bill Heath leave soon for
their home in Baltimore.
Mrs. Joseph Brunson has returned
from Spartanburg where she attended
a wedding.
Prof, and Mrs, J. G. Richards, Jr..
and Jack Richards left Tuesday for
a trip to Montreat, N. C.
Mrs. L. E. Barnes and two sons
left Tuesday morning on a visit to
relatives In Montgomery, Ala.
Held Sarratt, Jr. has gone to Blowing
Rock, N. C., where he will work
this summer.
Miss Margaret Fewell and Miss Lai
Blakeney visited relatives in Columbia
last week end.
^ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murphy, of
Edgemore, were the guests this week
of Misses Gertrude and Lula Gillis.
Mrs. Joseph Nelson left Wednesday
on a visit to relatives in Belmont,
North Carolina.
Mrs. Ira Jones, of Lancaster, visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. E.
Taylor on Wednesday.
Mrs. Lewis Clyburn, of Savannah,
visited relatives in Camden on Wednesday.
Stephen Lewis Clyburn, of Hartsville,
was the guest of his father. J.
H. Clyburn, on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Kornegay have
'returned from a business trip to Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Miss Lillian Yates leaves today for
Norfolk where she will board the
Hamburg-American liner "Reliance'"
for a trip to Bermuda.
Miss Frances McLeod has returned
from Pawley's Island, where she was
a member of the Alpha Delta Pi house
party.
' Miss Sally Blackwell, of Raleigh,
Was the guest for several days
thfe week of her sister, Mrs. Donald
Morrison.
Mrs. J. N. Klrven, of Darlington,
Was the guest of her sisters, Mrs.
John Rhame and Miss Mattie E. Gerald
here recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Carson Gordon, of
Dalzell, visited friends in Camden Saturday
o,n their way to Lancaster to
visit.
Miss Ruby Gardner, of Cassatt, left
Monday w to attend the Appalachian
State Teacher's college; at Boone, N.
v,
Mrs. Walter Gaskin was called to
Columbia this past week on account"
of the death of her grandmother, Mrs.
S. R. Spigner.
Dr. D. C. Hlnson and Dr. J. L. Williford
attended the State Dental meeting
in C olumbia on Monday and Tuesday
of this week.
Ralph N. Shannon and his two children,
Miss Emily Shannon and Bill
Shannon, are spending a week at
Pawley's Island.
Misses Betty and Mary Cobb, of
Charlotte, N. C., are on a two weeks
visit to their grand mother, MrB. Loma
Led ford.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Sarratt and children
have returned from Chapel Hill,
N. C., where they attended the graduation
of their son, Reid Sarratt, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Chdrlie DeLoache
have returned from New Market, V??
where they viaited Mr and Mm. I'.
A. Duffer.
Hoi n to Mr. and Mm Myers Love,
at the Camden hospital, June 14, a
daughter The little Miss has beeu
nuiued Phyllis.
Mr and {Mrs. J. W. Sowell spent
Suuduy in Salisbury, N. C . the guests
of the former's sister, Mrs, 11 (\
HroitKhtou.
Miss Virginia Delx>ache loft Saturday
for Williamsburg, Va.. where she
will take a six weeks course at
William and Mary's college.
Mrs. Mortimer lloykln and Miss Agues
Corbett are attending summer
school ut the University of South
(Jbroltna.
''Mrs. James 11. Hums, Julian Burns
and Mrs. John Cantey spent last week
end at Ocean Drive Beach, with Mr.
and Mrs. W. 11. Burns, of Sumter, who
have a cottage at the beach.
Mrs. I^ee Little, Miss Mary Florence
Little, and Tommto Little, Mrs
J. II. Osborne and Miss Margaret Osborne
are attending the Rhododendron
festival In Ashevllle.
Mrs 11. K. Hallett and children,
Katherine and John llullett, of Charlotte.
N C? spent several days during
the week with Mrs. Hallett's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Lindsay.
Misses Frances. Hhame and Martha
Oettys are In . Darlington spending
sometime at the home of Mrs. J. N.
Klrven. Mrs. Kirven is an aunt of
the former.
Miss Margaret Clarke left last Saturday
for (Jreeuville where she will
spend a week before going to Saluda,
N. C., where she will bo located during
the summer mouths.
Mm. Henry Brothers, Mrs. Basil
Bruce, Mrs. T. Lee Little and Tommle
Little were the guests last Thursday
of Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Little In
Rock Hill. I
Miss Sarah Lynn Rlchey, who
taught the past year in Knoxvllle,
Tenn., has returned to spend the summer
with her mother, Mrs. H. L.
Rlchey. |
Dr. Andrew B. Whitaker has returned
from a visit to New York.
Thornwell Hay and young son,
Thornwell, Jr., are spending this
week at Pawley's Island.
The following young people left on
Tuesday to attond the Young People's
Conference in Clinton: Betty
Stevenson, Beatrice Oliver and Joe
Nelson.
Mrs. Ned Williams and children, of
Ix)ng iBland, New York, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Spoug and children have
Miss Clarke To Graduate
Among the students who will receive
degrees and diplomas from Milwaukee-Downer
college this June Is
Margaret Dena Clarke, daughter of
the Very Reverend Dr. and Mrs. Maurice
Clarke, the Rectory, Grace Episcopal
church, Camden, who will receive
her bachelor of science degree
In Occupational Therapy In absentia.
At present Miss Clarke Is working In I
the Spartanburg Infant and Children's |
Sanatorium In Saluda. North Carolina.
However, she has accepted a
permanent appointment as executive'
secretary of the association for the
Blind in Charleston, South Carolina.
The commencement exercises at
Milwaukee-Downer will be held Tuesday
morning. June 22, in the College
Chapel. The address is to be delivered
by Dean Addison Hibbard of the
College of Liberal Arts, Northwestern
University, Evanston, Iilllnols. Ob
Sunday, June 20,, at the Plymouth
Congregationl church In Milwaukee,
Reverend Edwin O. Kennedy of Christ
Presbyterian church, Madison, Wisconsin,
will conduct the baccalaureate
services.
./ i / I
' returned home nfter a visit to Mrs.
E. I). Blakeney.
Mr. and Mrs, B. D. Boykin left this
morning on a two weeks trip to Caspatedla,
Canada, whore they will Join
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Woodward
on a fishing trip In the Northern waters.
Mrs. George Wlttkowsky, of New
York, returned to Camden Tuesday.
She will be joined by Mr, Wlttkowsky
latdr and they will spend part of the
summer with Mr. Wlttkowsky's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Wlttkowsky.
, Dr. John W. Corbett, Mrs. Alice
Marye und Bobby Marye went up to
| Kanuga Lake Saturday. Dr. Corbett
and Mrs. Marye returned Monday but
Bobby remained for the conference
being held there.
Mrs. William Bates Is giving a
house party this week at Edlsto
Beach for her son Billy Bates. Among
those from Camden who are attending
the house party are: Miss Jane
Clarkson, Miss Anne Clarkson and
Miss Paulette Webt.
Mrs. H. D. Niles, Misses Lula and
Gertude Gillis, Mrs. D. F. Mcl^auchlln
and Miss Sophia Garrison, of Florence:
John Reames, of Sumter, leave
today for Norfolk, where they will
HH.il on the Hamburg-American liner
"Reliance" for a trip to Bermuda.
Captain and1 Mrs. C. H. Fouts left
Saturday for Pittsburg where Captain
Fouts will attend the meeting of
I Order of Railway Conductors, he be1
ing a conductor on the Southern from
Columbia to Shelby, N. C. Their trip
will take them to New York and portions
of Canada, and the return trip
will be made by the Clyde line from
New York to Charleston.
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