Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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'^personals and Society Mr,. MuOn* NettU#, Society Editor Phone 161 ? Bruuson visited friend ?" lcft '*?? ' , w ?<> relatives lu Attloboro, Mapi ivivta ?,ttlley apent we*k F' ^th her mother In Heath Springi ^Gertrude GUll* and Mrs. D t Wpa "fHlted relatives lh Greer laa f^k^Udr 0. Kornegay oUAUanU I spent thd week-end with hli (tally K'^Mra Jack Neitl.ee ar< l^jmg (hia week at Cheraw Stat. l^r.?TMicbener apent last weel k iyre. l'a , vialtlng Mr. and Mrs |%U8MMHnUS!anken of Augusta, Ga I vi^i, to her aunt. Mrs. Charlei IS?.,, aua Mr. Russell. * and Mrs. Maurice Clarke hav< I Jurued from a six *eeks stay a ICa l^ke. North Carolina. u?? (} B Taylor has returned fron I Kit to her daughter, Mrs. Marl RjLon in Charlotte. N. C, I IS Bessie Lee McCasklll. Luk< vifw has returned from an extendet Ev with relatives in Florida. Miss Karnes tine Bateman of Nev vn'rk In spending her vacation witl mother. Mrs. Janie Bgteman. e-t George Sheheen of Orlando All hue Orlando. Fla., Is on a visit t< kij nil rents. Mr, and Mrs. A. Sheheen I Mr and Mrs. A1 Naufal of COlum bia were the guests Sunday of th( fatttyr's parents. Mi; and Mrs. Nerc Mrs C. H. Faulkner.Cof Hampton vt is visiting hor daughter and son. kiaw. Mr. and Mre. b. B. Smith, ol West Laurens Coutt. > Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Htnson 6f Lau rem Court, have returned from a t~vo weeks visit w|th their daughter Mre E. L. Danies, in Norfolk, Va. I Mr and Mrs. Henry Elchel of Mill Bltreet, aFe in New York. Mr. Elchel I will buy Fall merchandise for Eichel'e department store. I Sgt. Frank P. Stevens ha& returned to Camp SIberte, Alabama, after mother, Mrs. Cora Ouzte Stevens, at Brevard Place. I Dickie Cox. son of Mr. and Mrs. J, C. Cox, Mill St., spent a few days with his family. He is a student at the University of Georgia. I H. B. Tate of Charleston, spent the week-end here with his family, who I \{ visiting at the Johnny Williams, I Highland Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Hoffer returnI ed on Wednesday from a two weeks vacation spent In Pennsylvania with I relatives. Dr. and Mrs. Harry Sykes of LanI caster. Pa., arrived on Monday for a visit with their daughter, Mrs. Joe Cllne, and Mr. Cllne. ' . Mrs. "Bud" Booher has as her guest -her mother, Mrs. B. B. Marshall and her sister. Miss Sara Marshall of Greenville. Miss "Sis" Springs, daughter of Col. ul Mrs. Elliott White. Bpringg of hrt Mill, is spending several days *14 Miss Betty Blakeney, Fair St Mrs. J l. Olllis returned Sublay frona three weeks visit to her slater, Mr*. J. B. Mendenhall, in Greer. Mrs. Veodenhaii accompanied, h^r home lor a visit. . Mrs. William Olson (Gwen 8hirley) left Tuesday for Red Bank, N. J., there she will spend several months vfth her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.Ifeina Ewald. Captain Renee Tallasha and Lieutenant Henry Morgantheu, Jr., of the Second Cavalry, Fort Jackson, entertained a party of friends at the Sarsneld Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. _WilliAms and Miss Myrl Rast had as their guests over kit week-end, their sister, Mrs. V. jj-Riser. and Mr. Klser, of Bowman; w- H Rast and J. A. Rast of Rock Hill. * M** NW- Myers ami Jr., are spending (he week a with Mr. and Mrs. Usher Mjfrs and Mr. aud Mrs. J. B. McCoy. ? M.Mr' wU(l, Mr"* Johnny Williams arid K?S yrL ,K*yt' Highland avenue, ^ have as their guests this week their 1 Mv.T' , b; t*'? ?'><1 daughter, * Si Charleston, and their niece !ie. ****** J??n Rast, of Rock HIU Friends of Mrs. B. W. Heath, wife of11^?Pta,P B- W. Heath, $haw Field, s will be glad to learn that she Is recovering from an operattou. which a was performed last week at . the s 1 uomy hospital In Sumter. Bltsy Coxe leaves Silver Pines * Camp, Roaring Gap, N. C., for Myitle "each, where she will spend a while with friends. While 'at camp Bltsy " won * blue ribbon In the Intermediate s group at the* annual horse show. Miss Sally Bell Dent, of Snyder, N. b Y., and Miss Pay Lomanskjb of this t city, returned Sunday from Camp * JocasHee, S. C., where they spent their i vacation. Miss Dent will be tho guest c of Miss Lomansky before returning to her home in New York. 9 Chief Q. M. Guy H. Aldre.t, U.S.CG. 1 who has been In the South Pacific aria for the past 16 months, visited r his mother, Mtb. B. S. Aldret and i sister, Mrs. Alfred Mcl^eod, last week he was accompahled by his wife and r young son. > Mrs. Roland Bryant of Birmingham, .. Ala., is tho guest this week ol Mr. - and Mrs. Albert Burrows, Rice apart> meats. She and Mr. Bryant formerly > llvpd In Camden where he was a flight Instructor at the Southern Avla, tlon school. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence G. Jones of f Gastonla, N. C., were guests at the Hotel Camden last week. They were * called to Camden by the accident of i their son, L. G. Jones, Jr., who was , injured In an aeroplane crack-up on Thursday morning. He is a patient I at the Camden hospital. I Mr. and Mrs. William Stevens, 3rd, i of Augusta, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ouzta and daughter, Miss Margaret [ Qdzte, of Edgefield, Mr. and Mrs. J. * M. Marcotte, of Charlotte, N. C., Mr. ; and Mrs. J. K. Jacobs of Mooresvllle, N. C., were all visiting their mother, . Mrs. Cora Ouzte Sevens, at Brevard i Place, last week. ^ MISS RUTH" REDDING i DeLOACH HONORED Many pre-nuptial parties are being planned for Ruth Redding DeLoach of Camden and Columbia, who is to be married to Lieut. Allan Frederick Goud of Augusta, Me., and Fort Jackson on the evening of September 4 In Camden. This afternoon, Mrs. Frank Hampton and her daughter, Eva Hampton, are giving a bridge party at their home, Millwood, for Ruthie, and guests for three tables have been /invited. At 1 o'clock Thursday, Mrs. Ralph Foster and her daughter, Mrs. C. H. Blstllne (Marjorie Foster), will i be luncheon hostesses at-the ' Fosteri home on College street for Ruthie. Honoring this popular bride-elect Friday evening will be Mrs. Stuart Clark, son (Teeny Lang), who is- giving a bridge-supper at her home on Devereaux road. On the afternoon of September 2, Hlldur Sylvan, who Is to be Kuthie's maid of honor, will entertain at a tea at her home, Hem-Frid. Two parties will be given this weekend in Camden for Ruthie, Saturday, Mrs. Phllty Griffith (Frances McLeod) of St. Matthews, will entertain at the home of her mother; Mrs. E. J. McLeod. Miss Henrietta Zemp and Mrs! Roderick Cantey (Barbara ' Zemp), aunt and cousin of the bride-to-be, wljl give a bridge-tea Monday after, ( noon at the home of Miss Zemp.?The Columbia State. ? PARTY FOR MI88 GODWIN LA8T FRIDAYMiss Neta Godwin, who will be' married to . Lieut. Clifford Perry Beach of Gieger Field, Washington, In t September, was the inspiration for a delightful party given by Miss Louise Brunson and Miss Inea Parker at the Parker home on Friday evening. Twenty-two of the honorees friends were Invited to drop-In and surprise; her with a trousseau shower. After the beautiful gifts were opened the hostesses served delicious refreshments afterwards taking the guests to the theatre. L M i OeLOACH WKOOINO WILL BE WPT, 4 Mte. Ruth Riding D4Lo?ot<lJU<l Lt. Allan Frederick Goud of Augusta, J*?kaon. .with a group "f friends from Columbia, were dinner fueata at the Sarofleld ciub Sunday evening. 7 wff.!88 l?L?^che' daughter Of Mm. William Redding He Loach and the ate Mr. DeLoach of thla city, la to be married to Lt. Qoud at 8 o'clock on he evening of September 4 at the Rectory of the Catholic Church of Hd)Lot PerP*?*l Help, Father Rnrke officiating. i/.0'1"*1"*1;116 ceremony a reception ? to be held at 8:30 o'clock In the of ?r* aiUl Ml? Krne?* zemp a?? mi. ? ' Mr and Mrs- Zemp! M Uia ivTi a"nt ot *h? bride-elect. vera It I .If aUende<l Unlveiaity of South Carolina and for the Jf^K86^1 year8 baa beeea employed"1' b ai IefieraJ 1U"d Bank ,n Colum-J JJf . *ft. Qoud. son of Mr. and Mrs, Pred D. Qoud of Augusta, Me. Is a graduate of the University of Maine looth .Jn w,th ^ 897th Infantry, Jackson 8nd 8tatloned at Fort MOBLEY.PHIPP8 th!^hHrt8/b,J Cornelia Mobley became thl k James Burke Phlpps at Mr?l !?i8i. ?hw Parents, Mr. and rs; Ralph, P. Mobley at Heath nnntini *? i Prior to the ceremony XXI *?usi? was provided by Miss pladys Twltty, pianist. Tapers wore MobleJ.by th? brlde'8 br<>ther, William The bride and groom spoke their front n? an ,lmprov,8ed alter In I Hv?? antique mantle In the) Ing roam Tho bride was lovely with ki g *ult of autumn blue with navy blue accessories. Her corsage was a white orchid, ni D" M. Anderson, pastor of the L ?h church, officiated. Mrs. Phlpps Mrs VpTm dau?hter of Mr. and qh? ho k Moble>r of Heath Springs. She has been a student at the Cam nut hospital training school for the fhf A* a half> Mr- Phlpps is the Eton of Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Phlpps **** fi At Present he la emmAhf <Je maintenance*.departCamden. Southern Aviation school,; homo9lny?Sd?UPle Wl" m8ke ,he,r BOWLING-SULLIVAN An impressive wedding at the Methodist church on Lyttleton street Saturday evening at 8 o'clock was that of Miss Helen Bowling of Char '??ehHa11' Md.. to John L SumvS of Marbury, Md. Rev. Wallace Edwarda associate paetor of the First Baptist church here, officiated. Miss Bowling, attired in white wed, "g.g?7 WHh tra,1,ng veil.and old'fashioned nosegay of gladlola, tube roses and ribbon, was was given away byA*r brothar- Robert Bowling, 3rd and had as maW of honor her sister, Miss Marionette Bpwling. The groom had as his best man, Mr. John Furr ! Among those present for the ceren ?k y ^re bride's mother, Mr?.? toll, S M1" Maf'onette ??.wll"g' Robert Bowling, 3rd, Mrs. John Furr, Mrs. Howard James, and' other close friends of the bride and 1 '* ? RABON?KELLEYSv #? r* and Mrs' W* RabonSor Lu? ' announce the m&rrisffn <\t thai, ^"^ter Nadloe B. of Lugoff and Charleston, to William D Keller Pensacola, Florida. eU6y' cei*emony was performed on Monday, Julv 12, at the First Baptist church In Ji&ksonvill?, Florida, In the /rieml"00 * f?W re,at,vea and ' n?T?e.bSldevWore a two*Plece suit-'of white acceesorles were all m ?eUt.y Yas a graduate of CamW 8Ch??J1 after wh'ch she held at Charl?enetoWn ?rdn?n? D?Pot and .Mrs- Kelley are now makm5 i?^,r h? 6 In Pensacola, where Mr. Kelley Is employed. KIDDlfe PICNIC 8CHEDULED ! FOR THI8 AFTERNOON _The Recreation Committee of the Kershaw County Service Council Is sponsoring a picnic to be held at the Hermitage t^ke Friday, August 27th, rtrpn J 7?? P1?0*0 le f?r all chil15 year" of age Inclusive. All children who are planning to ata*e, to meet at Hampton Park at 4.30 o clock. The picnic period will supervise swimming, after which refreshments will be served. ??I 1 .III COMBINATION PARTY Twenty-eeveu young folks, fr lauds pt Koddy. Qulncy and Collu Whttaker were eutertalued at a comblnalkm birthday aud going-awey party at tho Andrew D. Whltaker home on liyttleton street Suuday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. Tjie afternoon was speut lu gumcs and later Joe cream and cake were served to the little folks. Mrs. A. D. Whttaker and her three chldren are leaving soon for Pensacola. Flu., where their husband and father Is looatod. Sunday was the birthday anniversary of Hoddy. In as much as his two brothers, Qulnny and Oolln will not be In Cauideu when their natal day rolls around. Mrs. Whltaker conceived the clever Idea of having birthday cakes for all three boys. All oakes were different and the little folks did ample justice to them. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS , Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Langford, a daughter, on Wednesday, August 11th, at the Camden hospital. The young lady has been named Mary Sue. Mrs. Langford was the former Miss Alma Falle. Cpl. and Mrs. Carson Tidwell announce the arrival of a son, Donald Carson, at the Camden hospital Tuesday, Aug. 10. Mrs. Tidwell Is the former Miss Ruth Merritt, of near B!sh; opvilie. Cpl. Tidwell is stationed at Tinker Field, Oklahoma City, Okla. Horn August 14, 1940. at the Camden hospital, a daughter, Celena Marie, to Pvt. and MrA Wm. B). Arledge, 1007 Mill SL Pvt. Arlege lb now stationed at Datffel Field,' Augusta, Oa. SERGEANT AND MRS. BERT RU8H HONQRED Sgt. and Mrs. Bert Rush were honored by a picnic at Hermitage Lake last week by Sgt. Rush'B parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julian B. Rush, and his sisters. Sgt. Rush later returned to South Dakota where he has been stationed for some time. Among those present at the picnic were Mr. and Mrs. Julian B. Rush, i Mr. and Mrs. Cornell Rush of Sumter, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rush of Camden, Mrs. Albert Bradley of Greenville, -Mrs.'Jason Rush, and Rosa, Clara and Anette Rush. s Rod The ChronIcla~A<U I?, ii H .1 II ENTERTAIN8 AT CLUB ' Thursday, August 19, Mrs. John Taylor entertained at the Iuatruotura club., The occasion was an Informal bridge of seven tables iu honor of her sister-in-law, Mrs. George Taylor, Jr., formerlys of Atlanta, Ga. The club was tastefully decQrated with assorted summer flowers. While refreshments were being served, the prises were distributed. Miss Gene Russell won first prise with highest score. Other prises were " won by Mrs. Win. Chapln and Mrs. Win. Ruford. Mrs. L?. 1*. Anderson of Ouha, who is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Gene Htone, was a special guest at the gathering. HOU8E PARTY AT ZEMP COTTAGE, 8HAMOKIN The Hlakeney Zemp cottage at Hhamokin is the scene this week-end of a house party composed of the following debutantes: Miss Retty Hlakeney, Hallle Olarkson, Hannie Glover, .Margaret Salmond, Betty Walte and "81s" Springs of Fort Mill. They are being chaparoned by Mr. and Mrs. Gene Russell (Jane Clarksou). They entertained at a swimming party and dance Saturday evening for several cadets from the Southern Aviation school. ? Buy War Bonds' and Stamps Approximately 11,900.000 word* are spoken annually by the average man. COMING ATTRACTIONS I ?AT? Camden Theatre FRIDAY, AUG. 27 Bins Crosby-Dorothy Lamour "DIXIE" In Breath-taking Technicolor >^octooo6oao?#ao#agooo^ SATURDAY, AUG. 28 , Warr?n William-Ann Savage "PASSPORT TO SUEZ" Added: Wfnslow of Coast Guard SAT., Aug. 28, 10:30 Show Mary Beth Hughes. Eddie Quillan, Tim and Irene, Moreland "MELODY PARADE" SUNDAY, A\KL ? George Montgomery-Annabella Kent Taylor *\X'\ "BOMBERS M6ON" , ooooooooooof MON.-TUES^ AUG. 30-31 ^: * * .-A Bud Abbott-Lou * Costello "HIT THE ICE" Glmmy HImms? Johnny Long's orchestra "' " Wednesday; sept. 1 J'ihltl rl'Mn?nU-Oodfrey Tearle and Jndr Kelly _ "AT DAWN WE PIE" THURS.-FRL, SEPT. 2-3 Montr Wootor-Gimcl* Field. "HOLY MATRIMONY" Wi?l a lor. and lanffa tf * " ~V * v / . > . MEDICINES and PRESCRIPTIONS ' J . V * Promptly and Accurately Dispensed by Trained j LICENSED PHARMACISTS Services Satisfactory and Prices Moderate. /- < ' * . - J* Rr,^*v- % SODA FOUNTAIN and BUTTERCUP ICE CREAM. *r. y ~ School and Office Stationery r ? jr Jp o * ? ? * - ' " -*T- ? ? - - ?, J I jT-' ?J " ' V -r ~ I?i?^4St ? I . ' - Y : ~7/ ZEMP'S CITY DRUG STORE ' DRUG CO. Braad rtTMt - Phon. SO DeKalb ?bwt PWa. ISO BOTH PRESCRIPTION STORES - '* ?? ?? J - cr ,\Zg9fe:Z' t A L ' ' t<1 I 1"-"" # We make no claim of pricing pregfipdons on a "bargaincounter" basis. Out our moderate costs are based on large volume and low overhead. In every instance, our price is a /sir price. And you are assured the skilled services of registered pharmacists, plus the use of Ireth, potent drugs at all timesi May we compound your Physician's next prescription here? DeKalb Pharmacy DIGNITY IS EXPRESSED IN OUR GLASSES | You often boo people with ^lassos that don't Huit their individual lookH. We have a complete 8took of ull kinds of frames. Come In and let us examine your eyes and Kive you the proper glassos for them. We repair broken lonses and frames. ? - Jt Jl M Hoffer Company Jeweler* and Optometrist ^ BR^AD STREET fclCl And Sturdy Youngsters Need Sturdy Wearing Apparel To Stand the Strain of Hard Work and Play. Girls' and Misses' Dresses A Variety of Prints, Spun* and Rayons From Which To Choose. All sixes. Skirts and Sweaters ? 0 /-y For the Younger . Miss. A Galaxy of Styles. Popular Prices. * . ; " Boys' Slacks of Many Kinds i No Matter What Size, We Ha*& a Good Selection to Fit? . $1.49 to $3.98 . A * * t s ' ' . . / Boy** Poplin Windbreaker*. O. D. Pop; ; tin as Used by the U. / S. Army. $1.98 X??P7HE STAMP T? pratod you and" your income Aftiast tho Mack market manned,, we ana prevented from accepting loom ration stamp*. Briny in the,entire War Ration Book No. 1. School Shoes " v . *v' ' * 1 ' -* ' .? ' ^ *Vv . . Featuring WsHoptBy Known liner Skyrider, J. P. 3., Peters, CollofUtf, tie. All jHioo, Widths AAA .. *? . k :/ - . ' ' toEEEE. i .? > ' ' > , ' ; ' /> ?& ,V/ - '?? ri&i* *r .. ' '' . J- *$ * ? ' ^' - < . 2 # 8 * % # . Department Store Whan You Buy, Buy Quality.' HI V "II . ' ' ? I. t Tta I ... V i