The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 10, 1943, Image 5
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personals and Sfodelij
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'rtS THOMAS RCFF whose marriage took
^ ’gih in iiethesda Presbyterian church here,
marriage. Miss Emily Sheorn.
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agnia Sale
firbiden By Law
t —The War de-
itlanta. Ca.. S(^t
ifuneni lian announced that regard-
wli^tliCT‘ they have previous au-
jcrlt.v to sell. or. were selling insignia
rHioiit suet, authority, effective Oc-
18, lyiS. the sale by private
or individuals of all military
IrtJ, cloth or plastic insignia will be
jotrir.v to existing laws.
All firms and individilals prevlouBly
iihorized hy the War Department to
insignia have been advised to
ontinup th^ sale of all military
Blptia on October 18, 1943, and jhat
I di.-posing of their present stocks
lere should he strict adherence with
the regulation
Mrs. John T. Mackey^ arrived Satur
day on a visit to her son, Dan Nfackey,
and Mrs. Mackey, on North Mill St.
Ben H. Tern of S'©!! McPherson,
Is spending h'ls vacation with his
family here.
Capt. and Mrs. John Carl West of
Augusta. Ga.. are spejiding a few days
leavfe With relatives here,
Miss Betty Jean MuUigan of Char
lotte, X. C., spent the week-end with
Miss .Margaret Cox on Mill street.
• .Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cox are spending
thi.s w>'t‘k in Florence whe;re Mr. Cox
is ofi business.
■Miss Helen Whitaker of Charlotte,
N. C.. was the week-end guest of
friends at the Ivy Lodge.
William T. Waters of University of
X'orth Ciyolina, Chapel Hill, N. C.,
spent the week-end with his parents,
.Mr. and Mrs. Thos. X\ Waters, Mackey
street.
Mrs. Clarence Brabham (Virginia
Lee Nettles) and children'of Bamberg,
ate ^sp**Bding this week with Mr. and
Mrs. W. P. Nettles, Laurens street.
Mrs. Margaret C. Mayfield aitd Miss
Sue Young have returned after a
August I week spout in the North Carolina
before | mountains.
Midshipman John Langford, N. . S.
Naval Academy at*'Annapolis, .Mary
land, is the guest of his mother, Mrs.
Margaret T. Langford.
.Mrs. C. C. Whitaker, Jr., and chjl-
dren returned to their home on Lyttle-
ton street after spending the sunimer
with Lt. Whitaker. US.N, at his base.
Norfolk. Va.. Sept.—Wearing the! .Mr, and Mrs. A. I). McArii, .Miss
gold-leaf insignia of the Supply corps Lai Blakeney and .Mi.ss .Margaret
on their left collar tabs«. seven en- Fewell have returned from a vacation
signs of the Women’s Reserve are I spent , at .Mogirtal, N. C.
filling Important assignments here at I Miss Celeste Mumfmd has returned
the giant Supply Depot, Naval Oper- to Camden after spending the summer
atlng base, and “really feeling part in the mountains. She is slaying at
of the game.” Oakley Hall.
In the vital game of smashing the Mrs. . H. O. Wilson and children
Axis, each has replaced a male offl- have returned hotne after an extended
cer, freeing him for duty at sea. All visit to her mother, Mrs. J. D. Arthur,
are happy iir 4helr work and, accord- in Union.
ing to Rear Admiral M. G. Slarrow, Miss Dorothy Sarratt of Charlotte,
(SC), USN, officer In command,] and Miss Betty Jane Saratt of Unl-
they’re making good. verslty of North Carolina, Greensboro.
On© of the seven, who lives on the are on a ylsit to their father, A. Reed
Naval Base and w'orks in the same im-j Saratt, and Mrs. Sarratt.
Miss’ Etta Robbins of Seneca, was
She
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lewejlyn
of *Spartanbarg. • were visitors to
Camden last we^-end.
Mrs. W. R. DeL<'ache left on Mon
day to attend the wedding of her son,
William Redding Dt*Loache, to Miss
Bond Davis of Nashville, Tenn., which
w ill take palce at the Presbyterian
church {n .Nashville on Wednesday,
September 8.
RICHEY-WHIT^
•Mrs. H. L Richey auu6unce the
engagement of her daughter, Mary
Mickle, to Pfc. Paul F, White of
Camdeu and Dayton. Ohio. ,
The wedding will lake place on the
evening of September 18, at the Be-
thesda Preebyterian church.
place
Mrs.
Saturday,
Ruff was
Martha Singleton
Now At Norfolk
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
•Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gettys. of this
city, announce the engagement of
thtir daughter. Elizabeth Hill, to Lt.
C. Jolly, Jr., of Montgomery, Ala.,
and Fort Dix, N. J. The wedding will
take place in the early fall.
1 BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Lyell an
nounce the birth of a sou, Paul Thom-,
as Lyell. Jr., on Sunday, .August 29,
in Camden. Mrs. Lyell was the form
er .Miss Anne .Mae Player of this city.
AUXILIARY MEETING
The American Legion Auxiliary will
hold their first fall /meeting at 4
o'clock Friday afternoon at the home
of .Mrs. J, C. Ewing with Mrs. Marvin
Reasonover as assistant hostess. A
full attendance Is desired.
requirenieiils of
lin insignia may be sold only tOjinense building of the Supply f>epot. .
„0D3 presenting pfflclal War de-1 Is Martha R. Singleton, daughter of a visitor In town on Monday.
•iment identification Indicating their Mrs. Charles P. DuBose. of Camden, came especially to see Mts. Docle .Mc-
liijht to wear same. land the late Matthew Richard Single- Caskill. who is ill at her home on
Any dealer having Insignia on Jiand ton. Pair street. »
jit the close of business on October 18.1 Camden Is a riding, racing and poloj Mrs. Dorothy V. McLeod, who has
flW, will remove same f,rom sale, and: center, scene of horse shows and site been a, member of the WAACs, sta-
they so desire, may contact the!of the nationally-famous Carolina Cup tloned at Fort Bragg, N. C., has ar-
nmanding Officer, Philadelphia| race. Incidentally, she said.Camden rived and will make her home here
termaster Depot, Philadelphia, | boasts at least thr^ captains in the for the duration.
Iftu, by mail, forwarding samples; Navy—William Ancrum, Cato D. Qlov-| Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Francis and
au analysis of each sample, andl^r and John Heath,
ate quantities on %and for possible'
chase by the depot. |
loy War Bonds and Stamps
^ cliild^S taxaliv^
your cjiild should
LIKE
family and Mrs. George Assald of
Roanoke, Va.f were on a visit over the
week-end with their relatives, Mr. and
Mrs. Farls Sheheen.
Fireman Flrstclass Dan Brunson ar-
WILLIS E. HOLLAND
REPORTS FOR TRAININ^
Gulfport Field, Miss—Pfc.^ WUlis B., , ^ ,
Holland, son of W. A. Holland, route in Camden on Monday for a ten
one, Camden, has reported for train- day furlough wMth his paren^, Mr.
Ing as an airplane mechanic at thlsl^^d Mrs. M. D. Brunson, Airport
MARGARET VANLANDINGHAM
CELEBRATES HER BIRTHDAY
.Miss Margaret VanLandlngham In-
vittsl ten of her friends to help cele
brate her fourteenth birthday on Mon-
for eight o’clock and after games, con-
day, September 6. Guests were asked
tests and dancing were enjoyed until
a late hour the hostess, assisted, by
her mother, Mrs. S. W. VanLanding-
h'am and her sister, Mrs. Dorothy V.
McLeod, served delicious refresh-
ments. Summer flowers were used in
the rooms reserved^for the party.
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MRS JOSEPH MURRAY’ SMITH, who prior to her inarriago on August
26 was .Miss Rosa Virginia Chan Her. (laughter of Mr, and Mrs Calvin
Heyward Chandler of Reuibert. Mr Sniilh is the son of Mrs. Joseph
.Murray Smith and the late Mr. Smith of Camden.
Red Cross Notes
Sadie K. vonTresi kow
ENJOYS BIRTHDAY DINNER
Pausing briefly In her daily round
of activities, patriotic, domesticated,
neighborly. Mrs. Lula Kelly, 74 years
young, greatly enjoyed a birthday din
ner on Monday and a surprise party
In the evening when a group gathered
to show their appreciation of this
jolly friend.
Mrs. C. J, Sharler w'as the origina
tor of the plan and hostess. The re
freshment table, loaded with goodies,
the'blrthday cake with its little pTtlk
candles, was a lovely picture. As
was also another table loaded with
gifts, everyone of which was some
thing especially dear to the heart of
The 34th broadcast over WIS of the
Red Cross series, “That They Might
Live,’’ was given at 12:30 Sunday.
Anne Seymour as a nurse’s aide, was
the principal character and portrayed
the moving theme wonderfully well.
The drive for nurses for the .Yrmy
and Navy and for nurae's aide's Is to
be Inten.sifled this month. The re
cruitment booth will be at the Cam-
“Stoney” Campbell
Dies Suddenly
Henry Sloney Campbell. 5r>. died at
the Ciintden hospital Thursday night
aftc'r a ft*w hours IHuess He was a
native of Kershaw county and made
his home on route' (wo, ('amdeii. He
WHS the sou of th(' late Frank I) and
.lanlo McDowell ('ampbell, well known
resid'ent of Kershaw county. He t peiU
his entire life as a salesman le'lng
the recipient and such a jolly time
WkM yonr oMld SMda •
IttitlT* fir* om« k« win
takisQ—ptoM-
M bating Syrap of BUok-
Dbagkt. Glraa Mdirooto4<
a b uually mild Im aottoa,
fit aBactiTa,'
^ Mlow Labol Dliaotten
large Army Air BVircea Technically® active duty in ^ guests have on this occasion
TraSninc North Atlantic for the last 11 monthk occaslon
(len theatre September 23. and every ,,,npi„vH‘d hv the Hudson Carolina Mo-
nurse or anyone who deslrinjc to take ^.r c'ompany of Columbia,
the nurse’s aide course cah regl.ster Surviving are his wife, the former
there or at Red Cross headquarters. Miss Mary Granham; threci children.
Anyone who can give such, service to Menrv. Jc„ Virginia and Mary, all of
our boys would surely respond after Catmien; eight brothers, Laurie B.
hearing the plea over the radio and (’junpbell of Belhune, Elhertus M.
after seeing the picture. “So Proudly Campbell of Florence, Julius E., Her-
We Hall,’.’ I hurt A.. Andrew B., Donald A , Ros-
-Mrs.. Ruby Barfield will start, a wald Campbell, all of Camden; .Morris
nurse’s aid class soon. , p Campbell, Sumter; two sisters.
Half a million surgical dresslugs Miss Sara Campbell of Camden and
an hour! This Is the staggering quota Lieut. Jessie L. Campbell, Nurses
that the Red Cross production volun- corps.
te©r,g must f^ for the AYniy. Be- Funeral services were held Satur-
catise the d^and for dressings far dav morulng at 11 o'clock from the
exceeds th^ capacity of commercial Grace Episcopal church by Dr.- Mau-
flrms to produce them, the Red Cross rice Clark and Dr. J. B. Caston. Inter-
hae been araed to fill the tremendous ment followed In the Quaker ceme-
gap betweerpsc^mercial production tery. '
and need. “Truly the harvest Is great
Training command school for airplaneo*;ent““ the to be remembered
transport type airplanes. j week-end with husband, C.
Before entering military serrlce G Kornegay. In Atlanta. She was
Pfc. Holland was employed by the accompanied by Mrs. Randolph -
Southern Aviation school as an llne-j *’*‘*K®> remained for a visit with
man relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Jamee M.
LIEUTENANT ROBERT^E. | Norris, Tenn., announce the birth of a,
DAVID DN-LEfVE \ |daughter, born August 22. The young
lady has been named Pamela Diane
Mejlt. Robert E. “Jack" David, Cam- polk waa the former
den yohth, who Is now stationed at Dorothy Oulveyn of Camden.
Fort Bennlng, Qa., is spending several peggy Angle of Philadelphia,
weeks with his wife and parents, Blr. jg house-guest this week of,
and Mrs. J. C. David. Miss Margaret Rockafellow, Broad I Rie beautifully decorated
During the past week Lieut, and] street. She Is a student at Duke which were^thrown en suite
MRS. ALLAN F. GDUD
WAS HDNDRED FRIDAY '
Mrs. Allan Frederick Qoud, who
was Miss Ruth Redding DeLoacbe bp-
Polk of ***''■ carriage to Lt. Goud on
Saturday, September 4, was honored
on Friday afternoon-at a bridge party
and surprise miscellaneous shower,
given by her two aunts, Mrs. John T.
Nettles and Mrs. W. Robin Zemp, and
Mrs. Jack Nettles, at the Nettles home
on Laurens street. Four tables were
but the laborers few
Miss Helen Harman, chairman of
he Motor corps, has returned from
her vacation and called n meet'ng of
the corps ThursdAY. Sept. 9. During
ler absence Mrs. Nettles Lindsay, ad-
utant, did yeoman’s services
Mrs. David have been vacationing I p^iye^sity and Is having a few days
Myrtle Beach. | vacation between semesters.
Mrs. William Hough (Emily Zemp)
By the fourth year of this war food j cheraw, attended Ihe wedding of
production was up 19 per cent, cousin. Miss Ruthle Delxiache. to
compared with, an Increase of only 1 j ^ Allan F. Goud on Saturday. She
per cent during the fourth year of Qamden for the week-end
World W^r 1.
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Robin Zemp.
Captain and^Mrs. Ben W. Heath of
Sumter, and Miss Jane Buckley of
Sharon. Conn., were guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Heath,
Hampton avenue, Wednesday. Miss
Buckley, who has been a guest of the
Heaths at. Sumter, left In the after
noon.
Miss Eby Jackson left Saturday to
resume her duties in the McBee
schools. Miss Dally Jackson Is leav
ing this week for Cheraw where she
I has accepted the position of home
economics teacher In the Cheraw city
schools for this year. They are the
I ltffaM4ve daughters of Mrs. Wade
Stokes, Sr., MIR street.
for the occasion. Prizes were glv^n
Miss DeLoacbe for high score, Mrs.
James Zemp for low score and to Miss
Hlldur Sylvan of Columbia, who was
maid-of-honor at the DeLoache-Ooud
wedding and herself a bride-elect of
October, the hostesses gave a gift.
Only members of the family were In
vited to this lovely affair and among
the guests invited in for the tea hour
Ever diink about Rnmimg a Factoiy 7
TF you’ve ever nm a farm or dairy or store,
X-of things about running a factory t^at trainina
famUiar. Thinga like working any and *!*
green help, plaatilag for mpntha ahead wit ou
planning interfere with the job* of the momen •
These are the retpontibilitiei of ' o-oblema
peculiar American ability to meet and he e
meana a lot today^ ibotk on the food-producing
producing fronta. I - -> . . ^
Ability to manage ifn’t picked up
management ia a skill ju^ aa much aa good w
learned the hard way.
INMOrON
It won’t he forgotten overnight, either.
. t De forgotten ovemigui.. the
who, on farm and in factory, have ^ derived, sifio
thing! from which our high living ’‘“i " American a
can and will, by working together, g»ve y General
more abundant life in the peacetime ye*r»
Electric Comparrgt Schanactady, N. .
COMING ATTRACTIONS \
Camden. 'Centre
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FRIDAY, SEPT. 10
Walter Wagner’s Spectacular
Triumph!
“WE»VE NEVER BEEN
UCKED”
America’s Youth In Command!
Drama I Ablaze With Heart and
V Heroism!
)»ooooo<oo»ooooooi»<pootoc
SATURDAY, SEPT. 11 f
Richard Dlx, Jane Wyatt and
Albei^ Dekker
“THE KANSAN”
A Man of Iron Ruling the 'Wesfi
Added: Winslow \)t Navy
Fairfield Visitor
Impressed With City
T. C. Camak Is from Fairfield coun-
Schwr'has begun and'Vhe Junior
Red Cross work will nourish again f’®';‘ *0 yearfe
under Miss Ada Phelps as chairman. Junm'’- . « . . .
There will be an executive board Gamak was In Camden last
meeting of the Kershaw County Red ^t)nday attending a joint meeting of
Cross chapter at Red Cross headquart- »nd Fairfield
ers at 11 a. m. Monday, September 13. “i
.soclatioti which was held In-the local
office on DeKalb street. Mr. Camak
“Were: Mrs. W. R. DeLoacbe, Mrs. B. •« ^ director from the Fairfield asso-
P. DeLoacbe, Mrs. Willis Sheorn. Mrs. elation.
Ernest ZemP, Mrs. Roderick Canty, | While In Camden Mr Camak was
Mrs. Esther Mahaffey and Mrs. Char- taken for a trip about the city and
Be DeLoacbe. Before the guests were declared that Camden Impressed him
Invited Into the dining room the many as being one of the most attractive
gifts were presented the honoree on and cloaneHt cities he has ever visited,
a large tray. Mrs. W. R. DeLoacbe,', ———
mother of the bride, presided at*the'
punch bowl and the hostesses, assist
ed by Mrs. William DeLoacbe Nettles
and Mrs. Leo Mays, served Individual j
Iced cakes, sandwiches and salted!
nuts and candles. ' I
Acid hidigestlon
10 p.m. EWT.
. “ll# Hear tf Ciw*’’-f*"*^
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fM 'fM Em,CBS..
Rfw tht Gtmmd Ehctrk
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BUT WAR BDNDS
ftpYAL CAOWN ilRnTLINa CO.
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SAT., SEPT. 11, 10:30 Sliow
Hollywood’s New Sensation
Mary Lee, AnLerjea’s Little Sister,
“NdBODY’S DARUNG”
One of the Best 10:30 Shows We’ve
Ever Had -.
lOOOOBPOOOOOOOOOOOBOOOOWg
PFC. CHARLES E. HILTDN
GRADUATES FRDM RADID SCHDDL
R«U«T«d ia B .minatM or
doabla yoar moaay back
(Vbto ac*u itoaicii Mid ciumi pilRful, Miffoctt
lat (M, tour lUMBtoh tod bMrtburn, doeton uuallr
prtKrlb* Um fiaUft-Mtlnf n*dtrlnM kaoini for
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Scott Field. 111.—Pfc. Charles E.
Hilton, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs, C. E.
Hilton, Kershaw, has just been grad
uated from this par^nP radio school
of the Air Forces /TMhhical Tralnlag
com-mand. -
During the Intensive training here
Pfc. Hilton received Instruction In
radio opeiratlon and machanic's and
la now qualified for duty as a member
of a fighting bomber crew.
- Since Scot Field is devoted solely
to ra6io the destination of Pfc. Hilton
may h© a more advanced radio school,
a gunnery school, or an operational
training school.
tblati. No Uiatlv*. Boll-mi bring, cohort In %
nsy or doablo gour motrar bick oo Mu* tt battto
w a*- ^ *1 all diuctifu.'
HOW THOSE MURDER
MOVIES ARE MADE
Experts In Hollywood combine trick
photography, phony-headsr robber
weapons and many other dodges to
bring realism to the screen. Read
this Interesting article in thb Sep
tember 19th Issue of
The AmhHcen Weekly
Ths Big Magazine distributed with ths
The kingfisher, formerly called the
halcyon, Is the origin of the expres
sion “halcyon days.”
BALTIMORE
SUNDAY AMERICAN
Ask Your Dealer To Reeerve Your
Copy .
SUNDAY, SEPT. 12
Samuel Goidwyn Presents.
Leslie Howard-David Niven
“SPITFIRE”
The Plane That Saved an 'EJmplre
MON..TUES., SEPT. 13-14
Fred Astaire-Joan Leslie
Dancing and Romancing In
‘tTHE SKY’S THE UMIT”
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 15,
Richard Arkjn-Wendy Barrie
IMARIF
“SUB!
INE ALERT*
THURS.-FR1., SEPT. 16-17
Don Ameebe-Oene Tierney
“HEAVEN CAN WAIT*
ELECTRIC IRONS REPAIRED
Etecibie Service Co.
Joe Meehedo, Owner
Nortk Broad Streot
Phone 26
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