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[SOCIBTf NEWS Telephone 100 LOVELY HOME WEDDING fj^nmnued Wednesday When Mi?? Gillie Marries Doctor Hinson Wednesday afternoon, August 11, e of th? loveliest, weddings of the -ldiUUii"t'r vv an solemnised at the ^ of the bride's mether, Mrs. J. I when Miss I.ula 0111 iu was ^ied t?> Hr. D Curtis Hinson. Before tiie ceremony Mrs. J. W. jyujjiioji, accompanied on the piano j,j Mrs. K. N. McCorkle, gave a proF,m of nuptial music. The wedding glebes wore played by Hiss Ixdla juown, of Herabert. The lower floor of the Gillis home vas thrown ensuite for the occasion the ceremony room was decorated In green wnd white. Palms interred with madonna liiies, white pdioli, ami tube roses in tall floor bjskets l/anked the walls. The ceremony was performed by itev. J. it, Caston, pastor of the Camden Baptist church, before an improvised alUr of sniilax, lilies and white lighted indies in door candelabra. The ushers, Hennas Uranade, of Greer, and Grady Parsons, of CherryTllle. N C., entered Just before the wedding party and lighted the candles. The groomsmen wevte Germain iHinson. of Kershaw, brother of the egrootn; Dr. George Rhame, of iden. Tiie bridegroom entered i his best man, J. A. Hinson, Jr., lock Hill. ie bridal party descended the s to the strains of Lohengrin's dial Chorus." The bridesmaids, dng floor-length chiffon dresses in el shades and carrying arm bous of deep pink gadioll tied with ader ribbon, were: Miss Sophie 'ison. of Florence, in blue and i Elizabeth McDowell In green. A T. Reames, of Sumter, sister ie bride and dame of honor, wore w and maid of honor, Miss Ger> Gillis, another sister of the > was gowned in deep pink. They carried arm bouquets of lavenasters and gladioli. Clusters of d and pink asters were worn In hair, and each wore a tripled of pearls, a gift from the bride, in Hinson, of Kershaw, son of and Mrs. Paul Hinson, and neof the bridegroom, carried the in the heart of a lily. He wore uble-breasted white linen jjuit, J like the groomsmen's. Jt preceding the bride came little Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee, and Margaret Kendrick, eer, daughter of Mr. ^nd Mrs. Kendrick. They wore floori taffeta dresses; one in pink he other in blue, and carried r crocheted baskets starched and with rose petals. bride was met at the foot of airs by her brother, J. C. Gillis, lave her in marriage. She was in her wedding gown of y/hite sr velvet, featuring a high neck, eg o' mutton sleeves, and full train. Her bridal Tell of llldulle fell from a triple wreath nge blossoms. She carried an >uquet of bride's roses showered mother of the bride wore a chiffon afternoon dress with ?at and corsage was off* orMrs. L A. Hinson, mother of itb'groom, wore black chiffon, corsage of gardenias. *diately after the ceremony gave the bridal party and a reception. In the dining he table was centered with a red wedding cake and white on a cover of imported lace, ling at the reception were: E- Hubbard, of Florence; S. Hinson, of Columbia; Miss ttell Mendenhall and Mrs. C. idrick at .Cr^r- w > v?i oci , ini a riKu? of Jefferson; Miss Lucile and Mrs. H. R. Kenney, of f; Mlag Maud Gardner, Mrs. ee. Mrs. D. M. McCaskiU, Miss ^ Miller, Miss Betty Boineau, arion Qray oienn, Mrs.' Julian Mra. Henry Niles, Mrs. W. eld, Mrs. C. O. Kornegay, Mrs. lyburn, Mrs. F. B. Hubbard, on: Mrs. A. C. McKain, Miss lendenhall, Mrs. B. W. Mar^ Hermas Granadtf, Miss Halle, Miss Gertrude Zemp 1 E N. McDowell, a wedding trip to New York ada, Dr. and Mrs Hinson will ??e at Breyard Place. For E the bride wore a smart fall ? of green with brown ao1 here for the wedding from were Mr. and Mrs: O. T. Mr. and .Mm. J. O. Kendrick, Mendenhall, Mlaa endenhall, of Greer; Mr. and ace Whitmlre, of OreenTlUe; Mr? J. 8: Hinson, Mr. and Cooper. Jr? Mr. end Mrs. Jv Kenney, Mr. ' * >* 1'ersonal Mention Mia* Kill? Zemp jh spending B(>mJ tune in Astievflle, N. C. Rev. J. ft. Caston bus Kone to uw# Ueraonville tor a stay uf ten days Cliurlu* i\ Dulioav Jr., Ima gone lo Greenwich. conn, to visit relative*. Rev. and Mia a. J). McAru are spending beveral weeks in Mom rent. Mr. and Mra. a. a. Keasonover are spending several weeks in North Carolina. Mrs. John K. deLoach and aona are in Arden, N. C., t??o Kueata of Mrs deLoaeh's sister. Mlas Lena Stevenson left We dues-day night to attend a house party in Hradenton, Florida. Miss Mary Florence Uttlfe is attending house parties in Taylorsville and Zebu Ion, N. C. Mrs. H. K. Stevenson and Ralph Stevenson, Jr., visited the former's mother in Ciustonia Thursday. J. Cooloy Oillls and E. T. 1'earce left Thursday morning on u trjn. to Hot Springs, Arkansas. Miss Thelina Flowers, of Charlotte, spent the week end with her parents here. Miss Elizabeth Moore has returned from her vacation spent at Mullins and Myrtle Beach. Born to Mr. and Mrs. James Moore, at the Cartiden hospital, July 26, u son. Miss Joyce Reeves has returned from a trip to the mountains of western North Carolina. Mips Alma Faile has returned from a trip to the mountains of western North Carolina. Mrs. Carl Stelllng has returned to her home in Augusta, Oa., after a visit to Mayor and Mrs. J. H. Osborne. Born to Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hough, a son, August 6. He has been named Charles Sloan Hough. Mrs. John T. Ogbum and children, of Charlotte, are visiting relatives in Camden. Miss Dorothy Creed has gone to Greeleyvillc where she is the guest of Miss Julia Mae Taylor. Mrs. A. R. Sarratt and children are the guests of relatives in Charlotte this week. L. A. McDowell, of Tampa, Fla., is is visiting at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. McDowell. Miss OUie Mae Stokes left Wednesday for Charlotte where she will spend three weeks with relatives. Mrs. B. W. Marshall will leave on Sunday for the Northern markets to Wy fall and winter merchandise for the Smart Shop, - Miss Irene A. Simons, who Is in training at the Camden hospital, has gone to Asbury Park, N, J, for her vacation Clyburn Croxton son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlton Croxton, of Kershaw, left this week for Chicago, where he will enter the Coyne Electrical schooi. Mr. and Mrs. Joe McKain had as their guests last week Mr. and Mrs. Kirklyn Parler, of Nashville, Tenn. Miss Sara Steedman, Mrs. R. Y. Steedman and Mrs. J. S.. Blackwell spent Sunday in Charlotte at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Prioleau Ravenel. Mr. and Mrs. Hawley Kelley, of Birmingham, Ala., after a visit to the former's mother, Mrs. Lula Kelley, left Wednesday morning for Norfolk, Virginia. Miss Jean "\fanLandfngham, Miss Barbara Zemp and Billy Nettles visited Misses Ellen Little and Carolyn Cantey in Burlington, N. C., last week end. -The many friends of C. M.' Hough, Kershaw county game warden, will be glad to learn that he is again at home having recently been a patient at the Camden hospital. Mrs. L. H. Watson, who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hough, has returned to her home in Orangeburg. Shelby Hough accompanied her home for a visit. Mlfefltes Charlotte BoykJn, Emily Zemp, Harriet Beard, J. B. Cantey and Bill Hough, of Cheraw, are visiting at the Bee Hive Inn at Edneyvllle, North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Burchill Moore and young daughter, Harriett, of Charleston, are arriving on Sunday for a and Mrs. J. F. Phillips, Dr. Travis Chappell, Miss Fanny Harding, Mrs. Landon Jones, Jr., all of Columbia;' Mrs. A. L. Moore, of Spartanburg; Mr. and Mra. John Sanders, of Edgefield; Misses Kate and Ruth Chapman, of Bates burg; Mrs. Barney Chapman, of Batesbnrg; Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hinson, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hlnaon, Mr. alfo Mrs. L. R. Blackmon, Mra. Kate Gardner, Dr. W. K. Gunter, Mr. and Mra. Charlea Murphy, Mr, and Mra. J. M. Blaekmon, Mtaa Elisabeth Lealie, of Rock Hlil; Misaea Ida and Eula Reames, Mr. and Mrs. A- T. Ream as and two aona, John and Louis Reamea of Sumter; Mr. and Mra. S. F. Hilton, of Pageland; Mr. and Mra. Dan Maokey, of Durham; Mra. Lee Mayee, of ndereon; and Mr. and Mra. J. C. Sedberry, ot Rockingham. .? ^ * 9 \ i * ?? a.j^i i'p ! m ** ? ?k.-7 ;&.< visit to Mrs. Moore'B parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Whltaker. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Graham and daughter are visiting relatives in Fort Gaines, Georgia. Miss Rosa Carter, of I^amar, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. R. L. McCaskill this week. Mrs. H. L. Rradford and children, of Branchville, were in Camden Tuesday visiting relatives. Miss Rhetta McDowell, who had been their guest in Branchville, returned to Camden. Miss Ethelyn Mosoley, who is in training at Columbia hospital, was the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Moseley, the past two weeks. Robert Moseley, of Washington, D. C., visited relatives here recently. , J. H. Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.I Hammond, Jr., and Misses Carolyn i and Frances Hammond have returned from Hendersonvllle, where they spent several days. Dr. O. R. Funderburk leaves Wed-nesday for a two week's visit to Davenport, Iowa, where he will attend the annual home-coming and lyceum of the ? aimer School of Chiropractic. Albert Goodale will accompany him on the trip. Mrs. Baunt and son B. H. Baum, Jr., have gone to New York to see! William Baum off to Porto RiCo. Mrs. | Baum will go to her home in Asbury j Park, N. J., for a visit. Mrs. John S. Dunbar, Mrs. John S. Dunbar,- Jr., Mrs. James Dunbar and J Miss Johnnie Rawl, of Columbia, were the guests this week of the former s daughter, Mr. C. Graiiy?er Kornegay. Miss Mary Blakeney Zetnp has returned from a house party at Greenville and Caesar's Head and was accompanied home by Miss Sara I^ane, of Columbia, who will be her house guest for a few days. Misses Annis and Myrl Rast, Mrs. Chrlstain Schwori, Allen Norris and Johnnie Williams have returned from a trip through the Shenandoah Valley and Skyland Drive to Williamsburg, Virginia. Priends of Mr. and Mrs. Lewie Earhardt, former residents of Camden, will be interested in the announcement of the birth of a daugter, Pernell Griffith Earhardt, on Wednesday, August 4, in Columbia. J. W. Sowell retumed-from a stay Myrtle Beach Monday night. Mrs. Jake Sowell and children spent Wednesday and Thursday in Green* wood. _ _ ?- Mrs. T. B. Jones, of Saluda, is visiting Mrs. J. W.' Sowell. William Edwin Miller, of Camden, spent the past week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Miller, on Broad street.-r-Monday's Sumter Item.', Dr. Carl A. West, M. M. Johnson, N. C. Arnett and W. T. Redfearn were visitors In Ashevllle, N. C., over the week end. d Born to Mr. and Mrs. Otis Willis, on August 5, at the Camden hospital, a daughter. | Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Gordon .c - . sli ?.- ... and son, of Orlando, are visiting tho ' former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. dor- , don, ,Ht Cassatt. . Miss. Ruth Mallard spent Friday In ( Camden.?Saturday's Sumter Item. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clark and j daughter, Hetty Clark, have returned ( from a visit at Pawley's Island. j Mr. and Mrs. CharleB R. Villeplgue ( and George Kmmett Chewnlng spent ] last week end at Pawley's Island with j friends. Mrs. 8. C. Zemp spent several days last week In Augusta where she visit- ] ed Dr. S. C. Zemp, who Is a patient 1 In the government hospital. Friends j of Dr. Zemp will be glad to learn that j he is getting along nicely. ( Rev. J. D. Gulledge, of Lake View, j was in Camden Saturday. He had just closed a revival meeting at Beth- j any church, Westville. He was pastor at the Westville church last year ] and his many friends were delighted ( to have him back for the meeting. , Mr. and Mrs. John Henry McDowell and son are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. * M. Alexander in DeLand, Florida, Mrs. Benton Sheorn has gone to Shelby, N. C.t to visit relatives. ^ Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Truesdale and daughters, Beatrice, Doris and Velma, were visitors in Albermarle, N. C., on Su nday. Miss Betty Glenn, of Boykin, has returned from a visit Sto her friend, Miss Rena Johnson, in Abbeville. Miss Phyllis Karesh. of Camden, is the guest of Miss Corinne Levy oh Calhoun street.?Firday's Sumter Item. MOBELEY?DUTCHEFt Of interest to their many friends ' will be the announcement of the marriage of Miss Ann Penelope Moseley to Donald J. Dutcher. The ceremony simple in every detail was performed at 6 o'clock Saturday, at the Lyttleton Street Method'st church ~ ? 1.. 1 it.. i_. ?tvuuutm viutjr ujr vua vWO immediate families and a few close [friends. 1 The Rev. R. Bryce Herbert, pastor [ performed the ceremony, using the ring service. The bride a petite blonde was attractively gowned In a traveling suit of navy blue triple crepe with matching accessories. Her shoulder corsage was of blue asters. Mrs. Dutcher is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Moseley, of Camden. She was graduated from the Charlotte Thompson school and since that time has been In recreational work In this county. Mr. Dutcher Is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Dutcher, of Wilmington, Delaware. He received his education at DeVoe Military Academy. Niagta Falls, N. Y. He now holds a position with the George and Lynch Construction company. The young couple left for a wedding trip after which they will make their home in New York citv. Other society notes will be found on page eight today. Friday?the thirteenth. ~'v o." * .t , ? - . Honor MUs Gillis ( By Cumden News Service) Mrs. Grainger Konioguy wus Hostess in u lovely reception given! Friday in St. Mary's Mali 011 LyttIcon street in honor of Miss Lulu (Jillis, whoso marriage to Dr. I). ('. Minion too place Wednesday, August 11 Hut ween 4??o and 500 guests attended. The historic, hall was beautifully iecorated with garden flowers, a -pink ind white color scheme prevailing. White candelbru glowed with lighted :;andles; white baskets filled with pink gladiolus, usters and crepe myrile were placed about the room, and :he same summer-like idea was carried out in the corsagek and gowns jf the hostess and her honor guests. Receiving at the door were Mrs. II. E. Stevenson and Miss Gertrude Gillis, 1 lister of the bride. Both wero prettily 1 {owned, Mrs. Stevenson wearing pink ' ihiffon and Miss Gillis pink lace. First r In the receiving line was Mrs. Korue- i {ay, dressed in black and white satin, with a green velvet corsage and c Hatching green shoes. Beside her was ler mother, Mrs. John A. Dunbar, Sr., r )f Columbia, who wore a shell pink c ace with a corsage of talisman rosos. u Following Mrs. Dunbar was Mrs. J. L. i Jillis, mother of the bride, who was ;owned in white lace, with a corsage > )f orchid asters. Beside her stood \ Vtiss Lulu Gillis, honor guest, lovely I In blue lace and wearing talisman roses. ' 1 Others in the receiving lino were: < Mtb. N. R. Goodale, Jr., Mrs. M. B. t Williams, Mrs. Karl T. Rosborough, Mrs. Frank H. Heath, Mrs. Roger 1 Smith, Mrs. C. A. West, all of CamJen, and Miss Johnnie Rawl, of Columbia. Assisting the hostess at entertain- t Ing were: Mrs. W. J. Mayflold, Mrs. 1 J. B. Zemp, Mrs. J. W. Brunson, Miss 1 Elizabeth McDowell, Mrs. T. Lee Lit- t Lie, Mrs. Clifton McKain, Mrs. Dess ] Goodale, Mrs. L. P. Tobln and Miss J Mary Goodale. e Miss Gertrude Zemp, Miss Virginia ? Halle, Mrs. John A. Dunbar, Jr., Miss t Mary Helen Flowers, Mrs. Edna Cly- < burn, Mrs. James Gandy, Mrs. ATX ? Sarratt and Miss Minnie Sue Bruce as- 1 sisted at the punch table, at which]) the pink and white color scheme again ' predominated. Queen Anne's lace, tu- 1 beroses and fern, were gracefully arranged in a silver bowl in the center 1 of the table, and pink and white ' cakes, pink and white mints, and fruit punch were served. Methodist Church Services The following services will be held at Lyttleton Street Methodist church on Sunday, August 15: Sunday school at 10 a. m.; morning worship at 11:16 a. m. Sermon by the pastor; young j people's league at 7:30 p. m. There will be no evening service. The public Is cordially invited to attend all of these services. House Party at Lake Mr.'and Mrs. Zander Clarkson are chaperoning a group of young people at Lake Shamokin this week. Guests at the house party are Misses Margaret Osborne, Paulette West, Louise Mlckle, Ann Clarkson, Susan Team and Jane Clarkson. Shower For Miss QUI la Humbert, Auk. 10.?MIhb Leila 3rown, Mrs. T. W. Godbold and Mrs. <. R. Kenney woro Joint hostesses rhursday afternoon at a miscellan oils shower honoring Miss Lula Gills, bride of Wednesday, August 11. The shower was given at the home >f Mrs. K. R. Koi^iey. Cut flowers were attractively nranged In the rooms and the bride s :hulr was marked with a bow of white ind sliver tulle centered with a mluature bride. During the afternoon a "musical vcddlng" contest was held and prises vere awardod Mrs. R. E. Rembert and drs. B. M. Myers. The green and white color scheme / ivas carried out In the serving of Ice jream and cake, each plate bearing iny silver bells as favors. The honor guest received many beautiful gifts. Gates Ford Club The Gates Ford Home Demonatrodon club met at Clear Water Lake Saturday, July 31, to have their anlual picnic. The wsmen invited all he club members and families to this picnic. Some of the members enoyed swimming a great deal which teemed to have caused much fan and tmusement. But we really enjoyed he picnic lunched best of all. While in thlB trip our members also die sussed whether they wanted to sell ho club house at Lake Shamokln^of riot. All the members were not pres- ; ent, so we decided to wait and call a meeting for further discussion later. The women enjoyed being together, so they could discuss different Ideas of canning and gardening and the like. Everyone present really enjoyed the picnic wonderfully.?Contributed. Birthday Party Mrs. Thomas N. Waters entertained at a lovely party Thursday afternoon, celebrating the seventh birthday of her daughter, Marjorle Ann. Many games and contests were enjoyed. Those winning the prizes being Susan Rush, Robbie Ralley. Balloons and dolls were given as favors. Ice cream, cookies and candy were served to the following little playmates of the honor guest: Margaret VanLandlngham, Patricia Maddox, Mollle Sue Smith, Beatrice Hough, Joan Rush, Virginia Stokes, Betty Lewis, Doris Smith, Johnnie Zemp, Jack McDowell, Grainger and Johnnie Kornegay, Joe Smith, Mendel Robinson, Jr., Richard Ralley and Don Barnes. . ? ? ?. II # jj [leads American Legion Auxiliary > \ 11 1 ammrnmmmmmmm?p?????????? i . , i ! .? I .. n .rrHWyn - 7 ? (Cut by courtesy of Columbia Record) (Rhoto by St. John) Mrs. Hughey Tlndal, who was recently elected president of the American legion Auxiliary of the Department of South Carolina at the annual convention in Rock Hill. Mrs. Tlndal Is the daughter of Mrs. Madden and the late Dr. A. A. Madden, of Columbia. She attended the Columbia city schools and Chicora. She has long been active and Influential in the Auxiliary. She was president of the local chapter in 1027 and has held many important posts in the state organization, having been department secretary, trophy awards chairman, conimitteewoman from (he Fifth district, membership chairman, legislative chairman and first vice president, culminating with her elevation to the presidency ut ttie Rock Hill meet. ii. 1..ilu. .i.'.l ! '. 1 i i! ... mm. ' Summer Sale . . . DRESSES AND MILLINERY ?AT? 50 Per cent Off Regular Prtce fc & In order to make room for New Fall Goods we are ottering our stylish merchandise at ONE-11A y PRICE To close out our line we are ottering all Allen A. Hose at half price as long as they last. THE SMART SHOP 111 i . n </ While in the markets Mrs. B. W. Marshall of The Smart Shop will personally select any items that her patrons may want . provided she is notified not later than tomorrow (Saturday) evening. v Be the f I I OU Judge 1 What U the right price for a funeral service?, You be the judge. " Complete funeral prices are marked on each casket ^ in the Kornegay display and patrons are urged tg 1 make there own selection in keeping with what they I can afford to pay. KORNEGAY FUNERAL HOME ? A COMMUNITY AVICI SINCE 1MF Phone 103 CimdUM, S. C. I I ||