Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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r ^personals and Society Mr>. MuM Nettle*, Society Editor Phone 1S1 ^ ^7Hough ooatluu^f sick at the Knieu b<*p|Ul tl, nrstine Conyers spent the m Aahevllle, N. 0.# Mr ami Mra. Elliott Sheoru are ^ JatiuninK at Daytona Beach, Fla. ^ uuh ! lizabeth Kennedy a pent last ^Kek-emt ai hyr home near Lugoff. cvivia David1 la viaiting at the home uncle. W. L Clements, at La V,rir ami Mrs. M. Lee Maya and are at Cheraw 8tate Park I <>?c:ar J. Siuyil, Liberty i I ill is spending two weeka with relatives iu Clinton. ... > , ^ Gcoi-g*- Stuart, Jr.. loft on Sunday i a tea days vacation to New York i Kjjlss Tweedle" Blakeney returned i weck from a month's stay on M island and in New York. i and Mra. Simon Blohel and i ^Kuii 'returned this week from a two 1 vacation spent at Myrtle Beach. 1 ^jor and Mra. E. C. Von Tresckcw. < r^nt. street, are gueata at "Ard Cherry Oroya Beach, this t J^Kvk. pan V. Wheeler, co-pilot with the 1 ^ utern Airllnee, out of Miami, Ifya., 1 Kent the week-end In Camden with f, Hands. Q Mrs. Carrie Wooten and Mra. 1 ^Knieln Thomas are spending a ahort t ^Kfaiion in Western North Carolina 1 K;s week. 1 Mrs. William Byrnes. Laurens court, ( Kturned Thursday from a three Keek's stay in ?Charlottesville and 1 ^Hjdfonl. Va. el Lieut. Robert E. David of Port fi Henning. (?a., was the week-end guest I Ktils wife and parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1 K C. David. ^ Master Peter Moller, son of Mr. and I Kr*. C C?. IVJoller, is recuperating p Km a broken leg. He la at tfye Cam- 1 K" hospital. I Mrs. Frank Wooten, Jr., and chll- c ^Bren, North Mill street, are home from, e Kiwleys Island where they have been K three weeks. a Little-Mary Munger, small daughter ( K Mr. and Mrs. Jack Munger, East v ^Hampton street, is a patient at the v K^hiden hospital. ' v t Mrs. Effle Maskaleris and daughter, J K?m East Orange, N. J., are visiting K*'r relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Theo O. 1 ^Belos. here this week. t Mrs H. E. Beard, Mrs. Mortimer ( ^ oykin Miss Charlotte Boykln and 1 - J. I). Byrd are at Hot Springs, ~ Msi. for the treatments. 1 Mrs. Charles H. DeLoache and^on Hharlio. are home from a iwo Hum lis stay with Sgt. DeLoache on Km>euvers in Tennessee. Sgt. George C. Jordan of Craig K^d. Selma, Ala., has been visiting K> UI1, le and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. ^ rank Jordan, Fair street. 'Mrs. L. L. Clyburn, Broad street, K*g as her guest her niece, Miss K^tlotte Perry, of Miami, Fla., who Knved by plane on Monday, Mrs. Burchell Moore and children Hi Charleston, are visiting Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Sr., on Fair street. H Mrs- heon Schlosburg is spending Bis week with friends in Charleston. K?er daughter, Joan, Is attending a ^ amp near Hendersonvllle, N. C. I Mrs. Oyril Harrison and her sister, Hrs. Kitty Lowndes, have returned ^ rom a three weeks stay at the Ocean Momi Counthy club, Myrtle Beach. ^ Mrs. J. H. Guthrie returned lust K'ednesday from a six weeks trip pent In New York, Washington, ^ ichmond and Newport News, Va. Miss Louise McNeely of Pulaski, ^ i. arrived on Sunday for her vaca- 1 K00- She Is the guest of her grandK?ther. Mrs. Nannie M. McKain, Fair K7^' Mr. and Mrs. Ike F. Jones and faml^ ' and Thomas A: Mott, Jr., have reKrne(1 fr0ra their farm near Congree, where they have been spending two IliOMthu. Mre. C. E. Watte, Jr., aud ehildreu, "Leelee" and "Bud." of Cheiaw, left i)U Wedneeday after a weeks visit with Mr. and Mre. C. E. Watte, High[and Ave.1 Lt. Joeeph Blalock, stationed lu Pennsylvania, arrived this week tor a risit with his wife and Infant eon. Mrg. Blalock ie the former Miss Ben Vfildred Sowell. Mrs. Italph Brown, after a visit at mr homo. "Bettyneck" # Plantation, eft this week for Uarnwell, where ?he was accompanied hy her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. Kennedy. Mrs. Que Hirsch has returned home ifter a visit to Orangeburg and Burner. She was accompanied home by ter daughter, Mrs. Martin Rogtfleld, md children, Marcia and Kenneth. Capf. A. L. Myers of Sanford, Pla., ind Mrs. J. B. Kelley'of Bishopvllle, ipent Monday with Mrs. Carle M. Javis, Mill street. Capt. Myers and drs. Kelley are brothers and sisters if Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Bert Bush iq spending someinto with Mr. and Mrs. Julian. Rush. >he was Miss Mllwee Bnell of Ellerbee lefore her recent marriage. Sgt. Rush s expected to arrive in Camden on Thursday for a furlough. Pfc. George E. Hinson has returned 0 Camp Carson, Colorado, after pending a furlough with his parents, dr. and Mrs. G. H. Hinson, route one. iinson has spent 18 months on active luty in the Panama Canal Zon^. Miss Nancy Dempster of Ashboro, f. C., Mr. and Mrs. John Davidson of tershaw, Mrs. Buelah Hicks of Kerhow, and Mr., and Mrs.. Horace Campell of Columbia, are attending a ouaeparty at Myrtle Beach ihls week. Lt. Julius Boggs and Lt. Frank logers, U. 8. Marine Air corps, were isjtors In Camden last week. They ave been receiving training at Corns Christ!, Texas. They are former lvllian flight instructors at the Southrn Avjatlon school. Mr! atftt Mrs. David L. Blackwell nd little daughter, Jodie, of Atlanta, [a., arrived on Sunday for a visit rith Mrs. Jo 8. Blackwell. Mr. Blackrell leaves on August 16 for Prlncean, N. J., where he will enter the favy of lieutenant (s.g.). Mr. and Mrs. Ben P. DeLoache were 1 Charlotte, N. C., on Saturday atanding the concert of Agnes Davis Mrs. Ben P. DeLoache, Jr.) They ave as their guests this week Mrb. Marvfn Senn and daughter, Carolyn i Ann, of Charleston. Mrs. Senn Is the i former Ina DeLoache. Mrs. Ada McKqnzle of 708 Lyttle- 1 ton street, received a letter this week from one of her sons In the Pacific | theater of combat service, stating that he had met his brother there that Be hadn't seen for over a year and that i he was alright. Mrs. McKenzle has three sons In service and two more 1 will be Inducted soon. < 1 The young lancelet, a marine ant- ! mal, Is quite transparent. .. ?Ill . , DeLOACH-GOUD ENOAQBMRNT Mrs. William Redding DeLoache ? nouncea the engagement and ap proachtug marriage of her daughter, Ruth Redding DeLoache, to Lieut. Allan Frederick Ooud of Augusta, Maine, and Fort Jackson. The wed' ding date will be aqnouuced later. The Columbia Record of Saturday, carried the foltowtug announcement* of this popular couple's approaching marTfage; "Although Ruth Redding ^'Ruthle" DeLoache really is from Camden, wo in Columbia consider her Oue of our favorite adopted ' daughtofs. First, because she has such a charming personality; secondly, she was graduated from the University of South Carolina, and thirdly, she has beeu working here for the past few years. So It Is with great lutereat that her friends will hear today of her engagement to Lieut, Allan Frederick (loud, of Augusta, Maine,, and Fort Jaokson. Ruthle is the'daughter of Mrs. William Reddlrig DeLoache and the late Mr. DeLoache of Camden. Her mother is the former Louise Blakeney Zemp of that town. This lovely bride- , elect attended the university of South Carolina where she was a, member of Delta Delta Delta sorority, bamas And Non-de-Scripto Ruthle is a member of Los Demoiselles, Allan, the attractive blond sou of Mr. and Mrs. Wed D. Ooud of Augusta, Maine, was graduated from the UnlYorslty ol Maine, where he was a member of ' ^heta Ohl fraternity. His mother was Alyne Hammond of Van Duron, Maine. He is now with the 397th Infautry of the 100th Division, stationed 1 at Fort Jackson. Wedding bells will ring soon for this popular couple. HOUSE PARTY I AT ZEMP COTTAGE < Composing a house party at the Blakeney Zemp cottage at "Shemokln" this week are the 'following: Misses Betty Muller, Rhetta Halsall and Sybil Drakeford, Buddy Hunter, Jimmy Gandy and Johnny Mullen. They are being chaproned by Mr, and Mrs. Al- . b?rt Burrows. I M188 GREENIE J0HN80N VISITING HER COUSIN HERE Au attractive summer visitor from Charleston is Miss Greenle Johnson, who iR the house guest of her cousin. Mrs. Gene Russell (Jane Clarkson) at her home 6n Lyttletc a atreet. Mrs. Russell entertained in her honor with three tables of bridge on Wednesday evening. High score prise was won by Mrs. Joseph Brunsou and the hostess presented Miss Johnson with a guest prize. Delicious homemade ice cream and cook'les were Berved later In the evening following the card games. TRIMBLE-CROSMAN Aviation Cadet Dorland Coring Crosman of South Orange, N. J., and the Southern Aviation school, and Miss Elizabeth Lee Trimble of Maplewood, N. J., were married at Bethesda Presbyterian church on Saturday, AugUHt 7, at 6:30 p. m. The pastor, Rev. A". Douglas McAm. officiated in the presence of the Immediate families and a few intimate friends. The bride was given in marriage by her uncle, Mr. James F. Leonard of Sewickley, Pa., and she. had aB her maid of honor her sister, Miss Margot C. Trimble. Aviation Cadet Gene A. Culbertson r of Akron, Ohio, and Camden, was beat man. Present for the ceremony were Mr. and Mrs. Ia>ring P. Crosman of South Orange, N. J., parents of t-he groom, Mrs. Robert Trimble. Jr., mother of the bride, of Maplewood, N. J., Miss Margot Trimble, Mr. James P. Leonard of Sewlckley, Pa., and a number of cadets from the Southern Aviation school. OPENING DANCE AT THE CADET CLUB The opening dance Saturday evening, christening the new out-door dance floor at the Cadet club on Mill street, was a lovely- affair yplth the debutants in their gay summer formats and the cadets in uniform. It was a picture the weekly news sheet* would have done well to have covered, with the true Southern setting under the massive trees In iho garden back of the club house, lighted by electric lights cleverly hidden in the branches and by the stfrrs and moon. Bill Burns and his orchestra played from a. raised^ platform in the background and punch and cookies were served on the verandas later in the evening. Mr*. J. H. Guthrie, acting hostess in the absence of Mrs. Annie Boykln, was assisted in entertaining by Mrs. JLibby Mauldln, Miss Cleon Pitts, Miss Cary Juthrlo and Mrs. Mary Wooton Long. MISS EMILY SHEORN IS COMPLIMENTED Miss Kinlly Sheorn, bridoeleot, whose uiarriugo to Thomas Chalmers Huff, U. S. Army, Camp Leo, Va., will bo a social event of this month, was complimented on Saturday evening with a dessert-bridge party given by Mrs. K. W. Stevenson and h?y daughter. Mrs. Lane Woodcock (Lena Stevsnsou) at the Stevenson home oa Fair street. Four tables were In play in the beautifully decorated drawing room and a sweet course was served before the game. High score prise kvus awarded MIsh Sheorn and Hho was also given a guest prise, llingo prise was won by Mrs. Wiley Sheorn tad to Mrs. Charles Todd, u newcomer :o Camden, the hostesses gave a renomberance. Out-of-town guests were :ho honoree, Miss Sheorn, Miss Lib Harris, Miss Mao Andrews and Mrs. Marion Luther Mathlas. (Hetty Merit t) all of Columbia. DAVlB-UeLOACHE Mrs. Joseph C. Davis announces he engagement* of her daughter, Bond, to William Redding DoLoncho. IT. S. Army, son of Mrs. W. R. Dol-oucho of Camden, S. C., and the late Mr. Delyoache, Miss Davis, daughter of the late Mr. Davis, attended Poabody Demonstration school and was graduated from West Knd High school ai>d Van* Jerbilt University. She is a member if Tlietu Phi preparatory School sorority and Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. Mr. DoLoache attended Furman University at Greenville, S. ,C.. and was graduated from Vanderbilt University, where ho Is a senior In tho 3chpol of Medicine. He is a member of Phi Chi medical fraternity and the Witherspoon club.?The Nashville ? Tonnessean. LT. SHANNON BLACKWELL MEET8 CAROLINIAN8 Lt. Shannon Blackwell, who Is with the U. S. Navy Sea Bees "aomowhere In the Pacific" was greatly surprised one day not long ago to find that Ihree other Carolinians were stationad near by. They all met in tho bar sit the Officers club and what & reunion. One of the boyB was Landon C. Jones, Jr., #ho Is a Lieut. (J.g.) find who is remembered In Camden lib "Bud" JoneB when he worked here with the State Highway Dept. The other boys were.Lt. Joseph Mlot, Jr., ind Capt. Quy Tarrant, Jr., all of Columbia. These boys were all classmates at tho University of South Carolina. Lt. Blackwell is the son of Mrs. Jo Shannon Blackwell of Camlen. ?" .v". I BILL BENNETT, master of the accordion, piano and aolovox, playingvnight- , ly. except on Monday, at the Sataflold club. < I COMING ATTRACTIONS I Camden Theatre FRIDAY, AUG. 13 Charles Boyer-Joan Fontaine I the constant nymph' , Bwith Alexis Smith. A sensation SATURDAY* AUG. 14 j Tom Conway-Jean Brooks "the falcon in danger" , | I SAT.. AUG. 14. 10:30 Show The Joy Girl In a Fun Whirl! . Ann Corlo In | "the SARONG GIRL" With Tim and Irene, Mantah I Moreiand, Johnny "Scat" Davis 4 I and his band ' j m |boooeo??oo o ^oooopoomm* sun.-mon.-tues.; AUG# .10-16-17 So] Lesser Presents i "STAGE door canteen" f j*., ' *' V - j ' With 48 Htars, J! great "bands. . A treat love story, and thescreen's treatest and biggest hit!'' | Wednesday; aug. is Robert Proa ton-Ellen Drew "night ptkht fromi chungking" i THURS.-fri., aug. 19-20 A Bundle of Screen Joy! "presenting lily I ^ MANS9* lT 'h Judy Garland, Van Heflln, j Tommy Dorney and hie orcheetra. Select Your , New Fall NOW ^ V 7 . Use our Lay-away to Purchase one of These Stunning New Costs. A wide variety to please every taste. Fur Trimmed, Plain or Dressy Styles. Priced to suit every Budget. \ , * > jFa?lCTORY| j BUY varrwm , > m E* i r i i t? i t c jk '1 ^ n Ejl |lJ DEPARTMENT STORE JmBCBS . ? "Buy Quality?When \ou Buy What You Need" - : . / rattTCTORY BUY ir,*IHTKD ^ t-MTATMB.