Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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B ? ~ IfsOCIETY NEWS Telephone 100 I Announce Marriage iwautH"1 engraved Invitations read T M follows have beeu received hi I^uwDla from New York: ""Mrs xt,oina? Mackey announces tht ^rriago of her daughter, Willie lk?R I j|r Stephen Nettiea on Saturday, October *. ly37> ln City of New -Jju" inclosed cards read: "Mr. and Kr*. Stephen Nettiea will he at home Jk?u October 10, Two Clareudon ave IcL orwotiville. South Carolina." The JEprfjtge or Miss Mackey to Mr. Net ilw is ?r much interest in South Caro gpi, where both have many friends. I He lovely bride baa been; making her looie i" New York City for the paat leYersl years. She originally resided g Caniden. The bridegrouril Is a Ffomlnent attorney of Greenville. The K^uony. marked by simplicity, took Hjtce at the home ot the bride's broth er, P- I - Mackey, with only members 4f(he two families present.?-Wednes ^y'8 Columbia State. U, D. C. Met With Mrs. Boykin The John D. Kennedy Chapter U. Hp C. was entertalnod on October 4 n the home of Mrs. Burwell Boykln. He meeting waB well attended. The HfollowlnK are the officers for the comHkiyear: Mrs. R. E. Chewuing, preaInt; Mrs. Egmout C. VonTresckow, e president; Mrs. John Cantey, rotary; Mrs, A. A. Reasonover, uurer; Mrs. G. H. Bauin, regisr; Mrs. S. C. Zemp, historian. Tife historical program consisted of eral interesting incidents in the of General Joe Wheeler, read by i. \V. J. Dunn, and a reading, rist in the Camp," by Mrs. G. H. m. The forty-first annual convenor the U. D. C. will be held ln ence, November 3 to 5. All mem, beside the delegation, who Id like to attend will notify Mrs. filing. Delegates to the annual ention called at Richmond, Va., nuber 10, were as follows: Mrs. . Taylor and Mrs. S. C. Zemp. j float decorated with flags and the s of the Confederacy will be In the parade on Constitution October 15.- I e. VonTresckow, after an abHmce of several years, was warmly Bwkomed by those present. To Have Plant Exchange I The October meeting of the CamB? Garden Club will be held on ModB* afternoon at 4 o'clock -with Mrs. B u. z.emp at her homo, 1702 Fait Brest. Mrs, W- J. Dunn, chairman of Be plant exchange, announces .that Bb* will hold another plant exchange k.her home on Thursday morning, Ooiober 14. All flower lover* are Btad to participate in this exchange. Honor Young Couple In honor of MIhh Marian Klrschuer ami bar ttauce. Samuel Brooke Freed'man, of Cleveland. Ohio. Miss Carolyn Kohn entertained at a dinner par. ty Wednesday evening. The parly I wan given al the home of the hostess' aunt, Mrs, Clue Hirsch. Covers were ^ laid for five couples al u prettily appointed table featuring a bridal motif ( of green and white. After dinner the ^ guests attended the Camden Theatre. ' Miss Klibchner and Mr. Freudmuu | were again honored on Thursday evening of last week when Mr. and Mrs. ^ Stanley Ltabln gave u buffet supper at their home. The Ktrschner-Froodmaii wedding will take place In Camden late In October. Celebrates Birthday Mrs. Joe Mlckle entortalued at her home honoriug her young son, Robert Curtis, on his fourth birthday on Saturday, Septembor 26. After eu Joying games on the lawn the children wero invited into the dining room whore they were served ice cream, cake and mints. Centering the table was a lovely birthday cake of white and green on which were four candles. Green and white being the color -scheme throughout the dining room. Mrs. Mlckle was assisted in entertaining by her young niece, Hobby Ruth Mlckle and her mother, Mrs. J. W. Truesdale, of Kershaw. About foi'ty-tivo were invited. Bible Class Entertains . Mrs, R. E. Stevenson gave a delightful party at her home Tuesday evening for the members of the Ladles' Bible Class of Bethesda Presbyterian church. Thirty guests were present and a delightful evening was spent In games and contests. Assisting the hostess lu entertaining and serving refreshments were Mrs. A. 1>. McArn, Mrs. T. Lee Little, Miss Margaret Fewell, Mrs. Reed Sarratt and Mrs. Henry Nlles. Married Hers Saturday On Saturday, October 2, Miss I>aura Anne Nash was married to Howard Easley Riddle, at the home of Judge N. C. Arnett. The bride and groom are both from Kannapolis, N. C., and were here ou a visit at the home of Miss Gladys Banner. Honor Foot Sal! Squad The newly-elected cheer leadersMisses Retta Blakeney, Jane Halsall, Sara Sheorn and Elsie Refearn gave a party Friday evening following the Hartsvllle-Camden football game. In honor of the Camden squad. Several | members of the Hartsvjlle squad at? i tended thr- party :wht(Th was given al ! the Pitts' cabto hi "Hermltage'IAWr -Punch and cakes were served. WINGATE?MORRI8 Rembert, Oct. 4.?On Sunday after* noon, September 26, a number of folfci assembled at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Brown, of Rembert, to ?* '" tend the Wlngate-Morris wedding; Mr. and Mrs. Brown are the grand* parents of the bride. The home was attractively decorated for the occ*> 3 sion. A few close friends and many others witnessed the ceremony, which was performed by the Roy? T. Lit* tlejohn, of Bishopvllle at flve-thfrty o'clock. The bride was attractively attired in a pink satin gown with accessories 'to match. -Her attendants were: Mrs. |d. H. Wingate of Sumter, Miss Mar? garet Wingate and Miss Kate Morris j of Rembert, also Miss Lucile Mooneyham ofoJL'amden. Jesse Wingate, Tlgle ] Morris, both of Rembert and Horace , Brown of Camden. The bride was given in marriage by her brother, D. H. Wingate, of Sumter. The flower girls were: Betty Shay lor and Faye Hinson, of Camden. Betty Is a cousin of the bride and Faye a playmate i of Betty's. ' Immediately after tfee ceremony pll the guests were Invited to the dining room and served a delicious and Jioun- ^ tiful wedding supper, after which the young couple left for a short wedding trip. They will make their home to I Rembert, where the groom haa been employed for the paat several year* as assistant poetmh?Ur? - > * '* - * S-l, I, I ^ I know why. She told me alio {jig " I H I entrusted her complexion only to I H I Octagon Toilet 8oap. Of course, I j|Jf I I took the hint . . . and I'm told I ||j I K really don't need to envy her hh fresh young beauty any more!" H This creamy white, delicately ^B perfumed soap oan help make you ^B more lovely, too. Why not enjoy ' its rich, soothing lather todayf m l ONLY B0 A CAKE 1 Uj ft aridfh\lt ( sohautiful 1 \ K*lYHOUNb TMWNAL |v DeKal^ i55t Phow? 24$ . t't ^mSr""*7 GNfcHound la firat choiea for any trip! Xiwm/Mof Iiff atraamlittad^ fiU'tT-Coiifh , eouatmida In |^i ttoit colotful ftrb? Personal Mention Mirnt Rachel O'Danlel visited ber sister In llenuettsvlUo last week. Mr. uud Mrs. J. H. Sowell, of Kershaw, were guests at the home, of their son, J. W. Sowell last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William King, of Da vidson, N. C., wore tho quests Sunday of Mayor and Mrs. J. H. Osborne. Mrs. Ous Ulrsrh returned Monday from a visit to her daughter in Sumter. Miss Mary Floreuce Little, of Char- , lotto, spent the week end with her , parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee IJttle< i Mrs. Frank M. Wooten, Jr., and Mrs. Uuruet Lewis left Monday after- ( noon on a trip to Now York. i Miss Mary Eleanor (Joodalo has re- i turned from a two week's trip to j Philadelphia and New York. I Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Anderson and | two young sons, were gueHts Sunday ( of Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Plyler. , Mrs. Lee Little and Mrs. W. Elliott Sheorn visited Mrs. Ralph Little in Rock Hill Tuesday. Miss Margloanne Clyburn, of Westv 1 He, spent last week eud with Miss i Johnnie Sowell at Sunny Hill Plantation. Mrs. James Sunders and her young i daughter, Lucy Lennox, of Florence, are the guests of Mth. Sanders' mo- < ther, Mrs, T. ,J. Klrkland. Mr. and MrB. J. C. Rollings and Chapman Rollings, Jr., of llatesburg, were the guests here Sunday of the i former's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Sowell, of Kershaw, were week end guests at the home of Mr. and MiV K. K. Plyler, on Fair street. Miss Mary Ellen McCasklll, of Watts hospital, Durham, N. C., spent last week eud In Camden with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam McCasklll. * Misses Margaret Osborne, Paulette West and Florence Savage, students at Converse college, Spartanburg, spent the week end with their parents. The many friends of Mrs. C. C. Padgett are glad to know that she is much improved after a long illness of typhoid fever, and is now at her home on south Lyttleton street. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Blakeney and young daughter, of Winston-Salem, N. C., arrived today on a few days visit to the former's sister, Miss I>al Blakeney. Edward l>ee Plyler, who is a student at Carlisle schools, at Bamberg, was called home the past week during the serious illness and death of his grandfather, R. L. Sowell, of Kershaw. -?BOTH to Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Watson r at the Trf-Oounty hospital in Orangeburg on September 27, a daughter. She has been named Suzanne Hough Watson. Mrs. Watson before marriage was Miss Sue Hough, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hough, of this < city Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Stevenson had as their guests today, Mrs. Clarke W. ' Addlckes of York and Mr. and Mrs. l H. H. Dick, of Amoz, China. Mrs. Dick will be pleasantly remembered < here as Miss Margaret Cartwright, of ? York, having taught here for several years. Mr. Dick is consul to China, i stationed at Amoz. 1 Met With Mrs. Cox 1 At Mrs. Bill Cox'a party for her < Club members Wednesday afternoon Mrs. John deLoach, Mrs. Jack Whitaker, Jr., and Mrs. Henry Savage, Jr.. were additional guests anu the top j score prizes were awarded Mrs. A. K. ^ Blakeney. Mrs. John Mullen and Mrs. g John delx>ach. , Mrs. Little Was Hostess Mrs. T. Lee Little entertained for < members of the Neighborhood bridge t club Wednesday afternoon at her home. Mrs. A. C. McKaln and Mrs. Alfred McLeod won first and second high score prizes and Mrs. Hughey i Tindal cut the consolation. Mrs. Lit* i tie served a luncheon before the card , games. High Sohool Girls Entertain A group of high school girls enter- i tainod at a delightful party Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. R. B. Pitts. Forty guests were invited and fames were played during the even- , Ing. The hostesses served punch and , calces. Assisting in entertaining and j serving were. Miss Mary Pitta, Miss i Betty Stevenson, Miss Betty Blake- ; ney, Miss Doris Bab In, Mis# Dorothy Sowell Mlas Margaret Balmond. Miss Beverly Hendrix and Miss Frances Hammond. ;*li K?rr4. 1 Mrs. Mullen Bridge Hosteee t,1", J Mrs. John Mullen gave a pretty party this week honoring the members of the Thursday morning bridge ofab with, whom she played a number Of times. A two-course luncheon was erred nod prises were awarded Mrs. A. C. McKaln, Mrs. Hughey Tindal ttd Mrs. Lc * P. Tobln. Besides the ] prise winners, Mrs. Mullen's guest list Included Mrs. J. b. Wllllford, Mrs. T. Lee Little, Mrs. r. D. Good ale, Mrs. J Ames Oandy and Mrs. Hubert Wilson. - V . \ 7 ? ' St.- v. * ? ? - t,~iS% \ Junior Welfare League Thu October mooting of the Junior Wolfnro League was held at the homo Of the president. Miss Virginia Hullo, oil Monday. October 4. The league elected Mrs. A G. (Marksou, Jr., a* recording secretary, and Mfs. Mortimer Muller aa meniber-atlargo to servo for the year 1937-1 J?38. The main business of the mooting was to discuss possible ways of making money to ftuauoe the many charitable projects that are the purpose of the league. It wus decided to give away u radio on the night of Friday, October 15, ut the county fair. A Large and festive Hallowwe'en dance Is to be given on Friday night, October 29, following the Caiudeu* Chester football game. Committees for this occasion are busy uud enthusiastic over the prospects of a grand Lime for all ages. It Is hoped that everybody will make plans to come and Join in the fair. Married In Rock Hill Of Interest to friends will be the announcement of tho marriage of Miss Amelia McDowell to Kli Shoaly on Friday, October 1. Tho young couple were married in Rock Hill. The bride wore a becoming gown of rock blue with matching accessories. She is the attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. McDowell, of Kershaw county. Mrs. 8healy is a graduate of the Camden hospital, class of 1931 and since that time has been a popular nurse In this city. Mr. Shealy Is a native of Augusta, Ga., and Is now an employee of tho Wateree Mill. The young couple after their return from a wedding trip through the mountains of North Carolina will be at home on Union street. Met With Mri. Brothers Members of the Wednesday afternoon contract club were entertained this week by Mrs. HeltVy Brothers at her home. Mrs. Harrington Yates, who was gueBt of the club, was winner of the high score prize. The hostess served a tea course after cards. Fish and Game Men to Meet The Caniden and Kershaw County FlsLi and Game Association will hold a meeting at 7 o'clock, on Tuesday, October 12, at C. H. Zemp's shack, on the western shore of Hermitage Lake. This meeting is called for the election of officers for the coming year and all members and others interest-^ erir aro urged To- attend. Supper will be served and an elaborate program of entertainment has been arranged. Antloeh Club Met The Antioch Home Demonstration :lub held Its regular monthly meeting September 20, at the home of Mrs. Kimball Wilson. At thia meeting the rarioua committee chairmen were appointed for the year. Hiss Fewell, the Home Demonstration Agent, discussed "Clothing and ther Family Income." In connection with this meeting a xiiscellaneous shower was given Mrs. H. R. Davis, one of the club members, who unfortunately lost her home by fire a few weeks ago. AUer all business the hostess served delightful refreshments. Honors Young Couple On last Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Ix>ve gave a party In louor of Miss Marian Klrschner and iamuel Friedman, whose marriage will be an event of Interest this nonth. After dinner the guests atended the football game between Camden and Hartsville high school earns at Zemp Field. Met With Mrs. McKain Mrs. A. C. McKain waa hostess at bridge Thursday afternoon at her lome, Inviting as guests the members jf her bridge clab and Miss Alberta reap and Mrs. Brevard Boykin. Top tcbre prizes were won by Mrs. Hpghey Tindal and Mrs. Brevard Boykin. Mr. and Mrs. Richards Hosts Mr. and Mrs. J. Q Richards, Jr.. entertained eight guesta at a bridge Sinner Tuesday .^evening at their home. High score prices were won by Mrs. J. B. Zemp and Jack Whltaker, Jr. CtemsoTi-Ksrshsw Club Meets Clemson, Sept. 30.?The ClemsonKershaw ^County Club held it* first meeting of the year on September 29, for the purpose of reorganising the dub and members for activity for the school year. All new members work present and the club officers were elected. They are W. W. Rush, president. Camden; J. T. Brannon, viqe president, Camden; E. B. McDowell, secretary and treasurer, of Kershaw; and C. C. Jackson, reporter, of Camden. The purpose of the club is to bring the boys together socially and to aid in getting more Clemson -men from Kersfcpw county.?C. C. J. v , -*? t ' t 21 Plan Athletic Field ; For Colored Youth u i Camden's Auxiliary Athletic Association, composed of colored cltizeuu of Camden, met Wednesday, October fc 6, at Browning Home, at 8 p. m., to | discuss establishing an athletic field r and boy's dormitory for tho Browning i Home-Mather Academy. i The association adopted these two projects, which will cost appropriate- " ly $100,000. A drawing of the field and dormitory by I^afayo and Eafaye, architects of Columbia, wuh accepted by the association. The association looks to tho 400,000 members of the Home Missionary Socioty of the Methodist Episcopal church and friends throughout America to accomplish this aim. I. B. English, president of the association, says, "We plan the biggest year In Mather's history and ask all who are Interested In tho advancement of the school and tho development of youth to open their hearts and exemplify a philanthropic spirit. We extend to all loyal citizens of Camden, at hqjpe and abroad, tho Macedonian call, 'Come over and help us.' Investments now, in the youth of today, will yield large returns in future years; In the ' jtin of Christian characters and good loyal citizens." The president presented the assocl* ation with $50, that had boen donated hy_ a loyal- citizen^ot Camden.?Beard of directors of the association are as follows: 1. B. English, president; M. I. Fujler, treasurer; Dr. J. H. Thomas, Dr. J. P. Pickett, Dr, C. C. Brevard, H. L McLester, Robert Duren, Addle Pickett, A. R. Collins and Willie Brownlee, directors. Held Joint Meeting On Thursday of this week the Exchange and (Rotary Clubs held a joint meeting at Hotel Camden. The meeting was presided over by the two presidents?Dewey Creed and Sam Karesh. The program was In charge of Douglas McArn, who had for his program an Interesting address by Henry Savage, Jr. Mr. Savage gave a parallel character study of the three dictators, Hitler, Stalin and Mussolini. Guests were Hamilton Osborne^ Jr., Dr. John Preston, of Columbia, and vlBitlng RotnHsna Dick and Ki liidge, of the Sumter club. The Mooting next Thursday 1h In charge f Hob Kennedy III. Every-Member Canvass At Mt. Pisgah The Mt. Pisgah Baptist church will lave an "Every-Member Canvass." Bundfhy, October 10. We urge all nenibers to be i>resont. We want to nake this the most successful canrasB we have over had. > y Camden Theatre ?OOOOOOOO?O??OO?OOO0OOW FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8 Final Showing of "WEE WILLIE WINKLE" With Shirloy Temple, Victor Mci>agleu >OO^OOOOOOO0OOOIOQOO+OOOO< SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9 "Jungle Jim" and Comedies wrcrwms? OCTOBER 11 and 12 "LOVE UNDER FIRE" Ivoretta Young, Don Ameche taking the leads Haiglar Theatre FRIDAY, OCTOBER * "LOVE IS ON THE AIR" With Roland Regan-June Travis )^WOO0WOOOO0OPP0O00O< SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9 Kermlt Maynard with Dickie Jones "WILD HORSE ROUND-UP" Also "Wild Wa*t Day*" Comedies and Cartoons MONDAY Mnd TUESDAY1 OCTOBER 11 and 12 Rett? Davis and Henry Fonda in "THAT CERTAIN WOMAN" THURSDAY and FRIDAY OCTOBER 14 and 15 "SLIM" Starring Pat O'Brien, Henry Fonda and Margaret Lindsay I I Cotton Loans I We are prepared to handle loans on I I cotton either through the Govern- I I inent Plan or direct at attractive in- I I terest rates. 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