The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 09, 1943, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
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| personals and Society
Mr?. Marine Nettlca, Society Editor Phone 181
M K ohurlton. Camden, S. U
\irKUe?t u( (tie New Weaton In Ntn
V(,rk 1 Hubert Wilson had tu? ho
"^." mother. Mrs. J. !> ArUiul
>l ! Ml0,nai.Hl arrivals at tho Kirk
T include the name of Dr am
M" i s Dye of Boca Grande. Flu.
M'J *|h)rt}i Workman of Columbia
Ihr guest of her parents. Mr. am
M> V M Workman, over Sunday.
SU\\ mil Mrs s K (}tbHOn nrrlvo<
i kirk wood on Tuesday fron
1 , York C11 v. for u few days stay
Mr and Mrs. Gaylord Tucker en
two guests at dinner In tin
<irkwood dining room last Thursda;
^"r .ois It ha mo West spent th<
Ik end iiL C-amden with relatives
1S studying ftt Wlnthrop ,colleg<
?,i, voar. ... . a
Mi** Marjorle Crdod. a senior a
vin'hrop eollege, vleHtod .her par
Mr and Mrs. 1). J. Creed, ovoi
K,4 week-end. ^ .
Mrs William Ilollgh of CheijoW, it
a few days with her par
Jj'J and Mrs. W. Hobln Zemp
Milieus street.
M s Fthel Ann Mauldin was hotn<
Wlnthrop eollege, Rock Hill, foi
^ week-end with her mother, Mrs
Hviti, ill Mauldin.
Mrs F F. Thomas of Weatvllle, win
in Camden hospital for tin
"st week or so, is improving, to tht
"i^lu of her many friends.
'mi s Hetty Jane Sarratt is visiHnp
i i'her A. Reed Sarratt, for hei
'ritui vacation. She is a studenl
' WCFNC in Greensboro, N. C.
l-l mxon college boys home fot
vacation were: Yates ,ViUe.litnmv
Gaudy, Bennie Marshii
w'vlie H oguo and Drennan Brown
j .jIv Smith, student at Duke Uni
rJ,i'v Durham. N. C., spent the
eek end with his parents, Mr. and
irs Arthur Smith, Lyttleton street,
Mrx Elmer Watts and children ol
tunecsville, and Miss Nancy Watts
i Hafesburg. were here to see Mr
ml Mrs ('. E. Watts over the week
Faith DeLoach returned Suniy
from Corpus Christi, Texas, where
visited her brother, L/t. John K.
el.cueh. I'SNR, and family She
a< i'wa.v two weeks.
Jeronu Hoffer. who is on the staff
>' the Aeronautical Engineering
'huol. Duke University, Durham, N.
v:-i'--d his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
home M Hoffer, Saturday and SunIV
Mrs Milton L. Case has been visitp
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
rah am. for a few days en route from
Hrrisbtirg. Fa., to Camp Hood. Texas,
h.-r- she w ill Join her 'husband, Lt.
Miss Sybil Drakeford had as her
mse guests last week-end. Miss
trbara Braisington and Miss Ethel
nold. of the Woman's College of
e Fnive-rsity of North Carolina,
eensboro, N. C.
I,t. I, E. Manbeck of Reading, Pa.,
)t>ped over in Camden on Saturday
route to Boca Raton, Fla., where
i will be stationed with an army air
se. While in Camden he was the
est of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Clarkson.
. Manbeck will be remembered here
vfng been at the Southern Aviation
tool.
DSPITAL AUXILIARY
DLDS INTERESTING MEETING
Tho monthly meeting of the Hostal
Auxiliary was held last Tuesday
pht at tho home of Mrs. B. Harry
own, on Hampton street. Tho busies
session wae presided over by
rs. Ruby Barfleld, after which a deious
turkey dinner was served.
ESLEVAN SERVICE GUILD
3L0 INTERESTING MEETING
The Wo^leyan Service Guild of
"ttb'on Sttreet Metliodist church,
H their April meeting Tuesday
enin ; with the members of ihe
itbl who teach, at the Browning
tne Before bhe meeting a tour
tie- school was conducted by Miss
>'?n and Miss MetcaJf. The proim
w;ts jn charge of Miss Wallace,
listed bv the other ladies, and was
parieular interest, as the subject
the month was Puerto Rico and
fis Wallace had lived there for some
Special music was given by
Pils of tho Home and was greatly
loved. Following the business ses|n
'h- hostesses served delicious
reshrnents. Twenty me?ibers were
?s*ith Mrs. Jack Nettles preMrs.
I/ouise DeLoaChe and
18 fb-rtrude Zemp In charge of delion.
Ds.
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.. EXECUTIVE BOARD OF
* PRE8BYTERIAN CHURCH MEET
Members of the Executive Board
r of the Cumdon Presbyterian church
r* met with Mr?. Wyllo S. tlogue at her
homo on Walnut street Tuesday evenL"
lug at X o'clock Twelve members
^ wore present with Rev. A Douglas
MoArn as a sptu-iul guest At tlio
conclusion (?f thy business meeting
? "the hostess served an Ice cream
course,
LEGION AUXILIARY MEETS
i. The monthly meet Inn of the Ameri?
can Legion Auxiliary whs held at the
^ home of Mrs. John F. Wall, lu the
0 absence of the president. Mrs. Lene
lt Schlosburg presided- It wes decided
s to move the records of the Auxiliary
to the Camden Library for safe keep|
lug and to put magazines at the star
(Ion for the service men to use while
waiting for trains.
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GEORGE EDWIN STUART, 3rd
CELEBRATES 8th BIRTHDAY
George Edwin Stuart. 3rd. was host
3 to ten of his friends at a theatre
r party on Friday afternoon, celebrat*
ing his eighth birthday. After the
movie his mother, Mrs. George E.
3 Stuart. Jr., entertained for them at
3 the Hotel Camden. A beautiful Faster
3 table, centered with a yellow bowl of
mixed spring flowers waa surrounded
f by individual plates of.ice creani, iced,
cakes and cups of candies. Mrs. Stu-|
1 art was assisted in serving by Mrs.
George Stuart, Sr.. and Mrs. J. Arch
Sterne.
LIEUT. JOHN C. WEST
' ATTENDING ARTILLERY SCHOOL
, Resident of Geno Farm. Camden. S.
I G\. Lt. John C. West, is at present at
tending the Antiaircraft Artillery
school, "Camp Davis. North Carolina.
' His local address is rot^o 1.
a . PETER
CASSELLA, GOLF ?
. PRO. LEAVES CAMDEN
, Peter Caeselhi. who has been ?olf
professional at the Camden Country
club during the winter season, left
Wednesday for Great Neck, Long Is1
land, where he will take over the
direction of the Sound View golf club
during the summer. Mr. Cassella has
been identified with the Sound View
club over a period of several years.
Marked success has featured his
affiliation with the Camden club, there
having been more golfing activity
over the Kirk wood course during the
present season than in several past
decades.
Mr. Cassella was accompanied nortn
by his wife, who has. acted as his Assistant
at the Country club. They will
return to Camden next season.
The Kirk wood hotel has become a
popular place for week-end sojourns
of officers from nearby army posts.
During the past week-end Captain and
Mrs. Asa Ferguson of Fort Bragg, N.
C., Captain John S. Gillespie of the
Columbia air base, and Sergeants William
F. Enrlght, Maguire. Rowan,
Goodwin and Bohan of Fort Jackson,
were all Kirkwood gueels.
Guests arriving at the Kirkwood
during tho* past week included Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Souers of New York
City, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Heyn and
family of Uniontown, Pa.; Mr. and
Mrs. John Schroeder of Oornwallville,
N. Y., en route home after a winter
at Mount Dora. Florida; Dr. and Mrs.
Charles T. St. Clair, and Mr. and Mrs.
J R. Witt, all of Bluefield. W. Va.;
Mr. and Mrs. Earnest. Elmo Calkins
of New York City, and Miss Susanna
Lordltch of Cleveland, Ohio.
The Kirkwood's Washington colony
was augmented by the arrival of a
golfing party of six: Messrs. C. A.
Corcoran, J. W. Miller, R. C. Hereford.
Jack Melrose, Henry WllliamB
and Lewis M. Firey.
From Rockford. 111., Mr. and Mrs.
James W. Rodgers registered last
week at the Kirkwood hotel, and
from Cleveland, Ohio, Mr. H. D.
Bregenzer, Mr. aud Mrs. J. A; Leach, ,
Jr.. and Mr. and Mrs. Guy M. Scott,
of Richmond, Va., arrived on Saturday
for a short vacation at the Kirkwood.
Mrs. Harold D. Corey, and Mrs.
Harry B. Stebblns of Newton, Mass.,
have returned home after spending a
three-week vacation at the Kirkwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Eliot; Cutter of Westhampton.
I^ong Island, stopped at the
Kirkwood on their return from
Florida,
hospital- notes
Mrs. Dan (>rrison of Corpus
Chrlatl, Texas, is a patient at the
Caiuden hospital.
Mrs. W. C. Creech of Seliua. N. C.,
has been dismissed from the Camden
hospital and Is at the home of her
brother. Maj. Jesse H. Brown and
Mrs. Brown. Car r Is on street.
Nlra. W. W. Hates of the Cedaro'end
the lMnes, continues U> improve at
the Camden hospital.
A. II. "Guh" Sanders of liagood.
Is recuperating at the Camden hospital.
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U. D. C. ENTERTAINED
Tho John D. Kennedy chapter vca?
entertained at tho home of Mrs. N,
C. McCarlev on April 5. The meeting
was well attended with Interesting
hiatorical program uud Important
business transacted Tho district
conference I' I), C will lx? held in j
Columbtu instead of (Nnndon, a.s it ia
more centrally situated and due to
gas rationing Tho date is May II
Delegates from this chapter are Mrs.
M K Nettles and Mrs A A Reasonover
A good report ot work done
for the Kml Cross was mailt* by tho
chairman, Mth. A. A. llotutonover.
Final arrangements will soon bo completed
for Moiilorlal Day exercises at
Quaker cemetery and full program
printed in Tho Chronicle. Tho colebrallon
will bo on Suntluy aftornoon,
May l? mstoad of correct date, May
lu. this enabling many moro jnersons
to bo present. Motnbors plea*e take
notlio Tho saluto to both tho V. S.
Flag and tho Flag of tho Confederacy
are now the same Stand at attention,
left band at side, right hand over
heart, no gloves and nothing held lit
either hand The ehapltn hopes In the
near future to proHent a modal of
honor to all Spanish American and
World War No. I soldier of Camden
and Kershaw county. A radio broadcast
h^s told of several old Confederate
battle flags now in a museum in
Homo northern city, and that upon
application for same will he given to
some organisation In (he South This
matter will be taken up at once.
Mrs. Howard Singleton will be hostess
for May.
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Beautiful Potted
Flowers
We Have Many
Varieties.
Decorations To Suit
One's Taste.
Come In Today and
Visit Our Green
House.
I^he Camden floral Co.
E??t Uureni Street Phone 193?Camden, S. C
Howere By Wire To All Parte of the World
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Light Spirited Bonnets
with a genius for flattery
Just see the admiring* glances turn your
way after you've made your selection
from our wide range of straws and felts
-all budget priced.
EASTER DRESSES
A wide new selection of Easter
Frocks in Crepes, Spans, and
all other fabrics. Prints and
Solid High Shades. Two Pieces
and Tailored Dress Styles. Attractively
priced at
$2.98?$3.98?$4.98
and up to $9.90
New "Sue Parker" Dresses for
Girls- and the Younger Miss?
Just like Rig Sisters
$1.98 and up
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Buy What You Need \ i V -T
Put the Rest Into
War Bonds and
Stamps.
Nothing But Admiration For Our
, RAYON HOSIERY
Service and Sheer Weights?First
Quality, from $79c to $1.50 pr.
New Shipment Colorful
SUMMER BAGS
Rainbow Bright Weaves and. .
Prints, Plentiful Capacity,
Attractively Priced
98c to $2.98
Here In All Their
Glory, and Well
Worth Your
Ration Stamp!
In Tan, Black, Navy
and a few styles in
White.
Priced At
$2.49?$3.30
$3.98 & $4.98
Step out in high style this Easter in a pair of these
ration-worthy shoes! You'll enjoy wearing them
right through the season and long after, for their
good looks and true comfort!
Eichel's Department Store
, CAMDEN, S. C.
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