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« tl CAWOLIWA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1§4S PAGE Five 0«L0ACHE-.G0UD _ In a ceremonr of ctikrm. iAd..beMti> ful 8implk:itjr_Mi8S Ruth Redding De- became the bride of Allan S«»t, . ' PW ,81 personals and Societij j Edmund Burke spent last Myrtle BeacK Ed WiUiamB has fetumed from ’^dars visit to her husband In I *** V r ^intton. erenlng, September 4. at 8 o’clock in the^^ectory of - the church of “Our Mr*. Wm. T. MHler of Wingate, N. Perpetual Help. C., la on a rlalt to Mr and Mrs W V' Father J. Edmund Burke officiated' Miller. using the double ring ceremony. An ronrwa !!• o. ' ImproTieed alter of Southern smllax ireorge t,. btuart, Jr., returned on interspersed with candlabra holding Tuesday from New York, where he 9*thedral taperti formed the back- ^ents in Atlanta. Qa. ^ H Or Carrlson, Jr., Cherokee 1* Tteitin? relatives In Charlotta- . ..... attended by -Mias pe.Va M Dorpthy V. McLeod la apending Jweeks with her slater, Mias Jean y^odingham, in Atlanta,- Oa ^FYances West, daughter of,Dr. ncliool Mr or., ' I wedding gown of Ivory slipper satin Mr. and Mrs. M-llburn Robinsflit' with a fingertip veil of ivory .illusion have recently returned- (rom a two- ^^iii®8 from a Juliette cap of Duchess weeks visit with his sister Mrs H w ’^*5?' flowers were a cascade of Ouardaker and Mr c ’.,1 i. „ '.j white gladioli centered with a white w!. 1^ T ’ • Rah-^. orchid. She waa attended by 'Mias way, N, J. Hlldur Sylvan of Columbia, as maid- Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Mackey, N. ^i** Sylvan’s gQwn was of MiU-8tVeet.'’’'are being congratulated overskirt upon the*arrival ftP a ,«<, i. | of starched tulle in the.saihe shade. _ ' of a daughter, bom • She cairted a shower bouquet of rrlday, September 10, at the Camden I Go^ba daisies in russet shades. ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT ' Ca^tt News Notes Mru. J. R. West, Sr., returned last week from a vacation with her daugh- Mr. and Mrs. John Henry McLeod announce the engagement and ap proaching .marriage of their daughter, -Emily Louise. -ta~ Manning EilwanL— . _ , , Moody. The wedding will take place Margaret WeelT ot Myrile Saturday, October 2. at the home of Beach. ; the bride on Lafayette avenue at 8:S0 Mrs. C. L. McCaskill, Misses Betty o’clwk In th^evenlng. McCaskill.- Sarah June Kaiier. Miss McI.eod, the second daughter „ ^ of Sheriff and Mrs. McLeod,'graduat- Susan Rush of Camden, Rebecca Me ed from the city.schools in CamdeU""Kl&non of Bethune, accompanied Miss and attended Wlnthrop college. Rock Charlotte McCaskill to Wtnthsop col- Hill. She has been a member of the lege last Friday; stenographic aUff at the Selective u v Service Board since its origin. .ShA. MissJ^aret Yarborough. George- Js a young lady of unusual charm a'Ud tbwn?- awmt fhe week-end with her is quite popular in the young social life parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. ,.Y>r.- of the community. borough. Mr. Moody la the eon of Mr. and. Mrs. Homer Minnlng^oody of Rand- Gresham left last burne, Ala. He attended Auburn Dnl- weel^ for Orlando. Fla. versity, Ala., and baa been a-civilian Carl Hollgnd, Paul Spears and Roy flighrlnstnictor at the 64th AAFFTD. McLaughlin returned last week from Southern Aviation school for over a year. ’ . J Mrs. Cart A. West, leaves this hospital. The yotng lady has been',,’^* bridegroom had Lieut John yt for ConveT8e~tollege i Sim Karesh was In AUanta, Oa., y the week-end in the interest of fightpn Shop. Caulstark as his best man. Only the Immediate families attend ed the ceremony at the rectory but named Virginia Nettles. Born to Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Guion, Jr.., of Lugoff hnd Camden, in Co-'following a reception was ^ lumbla.va son, on August 30 Tha'^^'** Zemp residence on Fair ^ V. W. Clarke left this week for baby ba, been named‘\(^liam Guig-'w!,Vi^ out-of-town and a num- N. C:, where she will narH *-fnr ht. * i ,a_i' of Camden guests. Miss Henrietta !Lt me wlUr liw daughter n \ ' . Wm.|Ze.np *ree,«i ,h, gue„, ^sometime wiin ner uaugnier, . 'arrival and Introduced them to the I, . Hughy Tindal. j Rev; and Mrs. Porter Anderson who ’^®[vlng line which was’ composed J, B. Blakeney of The Chronicle have- been visiting their daughter k* rt'® ^ and Mr.s., Blakeney, spent the Mrs Josenh Stnn« Mr a* ’ tRedding De- F*’ 1 J u *'®®®hh Stone, and Mr. -Stone, Loache, mother of the bride Lieut Lk-end In Pageland, visiting Mrs. Tuesday for Cuba, where Rev. i and Mrs. Goud. Miss Sylvan and Lieut i J. Blakeuey. who is critically 111. Anderson is a missionary in the Caulstark ij Alan Bailfy, civilian flight ^n-1 Methodist. church. . ■ ■ AAFFTD, spent the a trip to places of interest in Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Murphree and two children.'Lawrence and Alice, and , Mrs. C.'l. McGnlrt spent a few da.vs Speaks. Miss Richey was preaent- MISS MARY RICHEY COMPLIMENTED MONDAY Mias Mary Richey, bride-elect, of Saturday, September 18, was cwmplU mentedi nn Monday- eveniug. by .Mm. J. A.' Mtchener (Katherine Myers) at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. * U. N. Myers, Laurens street, wlth^w-^ bridge party and miscellaneous show-_ er. Guests were invited for three tables of bridge and one table ot Chinese checkers was in play in the spacious living room which was beau-;, tifuliy decorated for the occasion with late summer and early fall flowers. A color scheme of bridal green and white was carried out in the decora tions and in the refreshments of punch and ice cakes. At the conclusion of the games the following persons were awarded prises; high score, Mrs. Ben Team, low score, Mias Mary Richey and for Chinese checkers, Mrs. •How- who led a piece of silver In her chosen pattern. Calling after .the card game ^tor. 64th AArri*^, speni u.e First Lleut. Prank Grlsette, U. S. M-ebd with his mother, Mrs. Alex Marine Air corps, stationed at Corpus in Winston-Salem, N. C- [christl, Texas, was a visitor in town kiu Genevieve Leake of Greenville, Thursday • and Friday.* He was h8^ been the house guest of Mrs. formerly a flight Instructor at the 7 Joe Britt and Mr. Britt, Southern Aviation school. * . Tnesday for her home. j Georg© W. O’Neai; 64Ui AA- kr. and -Mrs. E. D. Law. Sr., left on returned from his former home lay for thejy home in Elliott after Springfield, Mo., on Tuesday. He rklt with their daughter, Mrs. D. accompanied home by bis wife udile. and Mr. Goodale, Broad St. infam Michael. The O’Neals krs, Lois M. Coxe and children, | occupy the Moody apartment on faon street, who have been spend-' Jordan street tbe summer at Blowing Rock, N. j mhl Blakeney Zemp of Washington, jrrived on Monday. | ^ q visited friends in Camden over Xiu Helen-Harman has returned, to week-end. She returned on Wed- e home on Greene street after nog,jgy where she will make her home ding the summer months with her daughter, Mrs, Fisher Black ids in the North. j (Libha Zemp) and family near Wash- Mrs. Dan J. Carrlson and daughter, ingfon. tti, left this week for a visit with j Mrs Robert Rhame and young Garrisons family in A* daughter, Judy, afrlved oh Tuesday Wl I from Fort Monmduth, N. J., where of Columbia, they have been making their home. They are visiting Mrs. Rhames' par- Misr Christie Hey merly bt Camden, .was a visitor at over the week-end. She U en- ^^jg^ Mr. and Mrs. Robt. M. Sill, Fair K«<l in public school nursing In Co- Rhames’ mother. Mrs. •“**'*• ' Boykin Rhames, Laurens stre^. Friends of C. A, Perry will regret j Commander Alexander S. Heyward k learn that he is no longer with* H„ arrived in Camden on ,Sun- fte Camden Chronicle. He resigned by plane fix)m Washington. He I Thursday and left on Friday to bas been on active duty in the Euro- Bke his home In St. Augustine, Fla. theatre of war for over a year, kiss Betty Blakeney, daughter of iO’ and Mrs. Heyward (Virginia Mrs. Zemp’s gown was of dustyrose lac© and orepe and with this she wore a corsage of rose buds. Mrs. DeLoaebb was gowned in’Delft blue lace with’a. corsage of yellow , tea roses.' Bowls of white asters, gladioli and pom-poms were arranged in the dra'w- Itig room and in the dining room. Many silver and crystal candlabra holding whitp tapers were used throughout tbe house and the three tiered wedding cake graced the table In the dining room. An Imported cut- w'orked linen and lace cloth covered the ^ble which was centered with a silver bowl of brides roses and fern flanked" by silver candlesticks with ivory candles. A silver punch bowl was at one end of the •table presided over" by Mrs. John Fishbume (Vir ginia DeLoache^-of Sumter. Assisting In entefjtainlirg weiPb Mrs. Roderick Canty (Barbara Zeinp) Mrs. Jack Chapin (Mary Zemp), Mrs. James Zemp and Mrs. William Hough (l^lly Zemp.) of Cheraw. - I,ater in the evening th^ couple left on a northern wedding trip after which they will make their home on Greene street in Columbia. For travel ing the bride wore an early fall .suit made two piece* of greylsh-brown with a pin stripe, of green. Her a'c cessorles were of brown.,alligator and her hat of brown felt, and she wore a white orchid corsage. Mrs. Goud is the daughter of Mrs. illiam Red.ding DeLoache,*«Ad^the Mr. DeLoache. She graduaf^ fron^N|he city schools. and attended the Unh^slty of South Carolina, at Columbla/Yshere she was a member of Delta Delta sqrorlty. She hag been making 'her hohie with her cousins. MRS. BLAKENEY ZEMP HONORED LAST SATURDAY « " Miss Margaret Fewell invited eight last week at Myrtle Beach, of Mrs. Blakeney Zemp’s intimate Pvt. Delma McLaughlin wuu friends to play bridge with her on been stationed at Camp Atterbury,|time for the shower were . rs. Saturday afternoon. The Fewell apart- ind., and on maneuvers In Tenn., ar-L^"**^ Clyburn, Mrs. . unn ng ment on Lyttleton aireet was lovely rived Friday for a fifteen day leave with early fall flowers. High score with his*parents here. . at bridge for the afternoon was rnade^ ^iiss Flo Rosier of New River. "N. by Mrs. R. e!. Stevenson, and low c., accompanied by Sgt George Mor- score was made by Miss" Alberta jey of Cherry Point, N. C., spent the Team. To Mrs. Zemp. the hostess week-end here. * presented a beautiful gift.^ i LL Archie Gordan who has been in Mrs. Zemp has been extensively en- foreign service and was . seriously mother of the honor-guesL. Miss Cora Richey, Mrs. Steve !IalV;3nd I Mrs. Joseph Nelson. .i, The hostess was assisted in serving by her mother and her aunt, ^ Mrs. Luke T^uesdale. tertained by her many friends who -wounded August 16, is improving. are delighted that she is here for a few days. Mrs. John Buchaiy^CGene Cooper) returned to New Hi\4r, N. C.. Sunday for a .visit. Mrs. Buchan plans to visit friends and reiatlvee In More- BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. J. Horace Brown an nounce the birth of a son, David- Thomasr“born Sunday. Sept. 12, |t kind Mrs A. K. Blakeney, Fair Nicholson) left on Tuesday for Rhode | Tirinthfnn .1 Ignds Rn Columbia, fdK several years, left on Monday for Wlnthrop igi^nd, where Commander Heyward ^here she is a popul^member of Rock Hill, where aha will, en- receive additional schooling fori the young social set. Itkr junior year. ' weeks.* ' Lieut.' Goud Is the son of MASTER LEE MAYS celebrates birthday 'head City, Richland and Kinston, N. C.. Master Lee Mays celebrated his 8th ^ l. McCaskill. Mrs. J. L. birthday with a theatre party on Frl-'ccoper. Mrs. M. S. Rosier and L. L. day afternoon Ten of hfs little friends ^ vvest-spent Tuesday in'Columbia. we^e^Jjylted and after the movies Miss Susan Rush of Camden, vlslttd they wasrl to his home on Fair street g^rah June Rosier last week, for refreshments. A, patriotic motif) A.iex Clark, a negro living on Mrs. Camden hospital. waa used in the decorations on- the Alice Sharps farm, died suddenly birthday cak« and with thia waa serv- jjon,jgy while picking cotton. ed ice cream and candy.. Favors were; pvt. J. R. Teal of Camp Atterbury, given each guest and Lee received man7 gifts. Helping entertain this Ind., is at home on a furlough. Mr. and Mrs. McCreary of Colum- merry group werd Mrs. Lee Mays,' Monday. mother of the bonoree, and Mrs. W. Mjgg Sarah Davis, who is taking a Garden Club To Elect Officers ♦ At Meeting Sept. 20 Robin Zemp, his grandmother. ♦ 11*1® wbek-end at home. ENTERTAINS WfTH DANCE 'I I “■■■ * The Cede, club on Mill .DeeC wM' ,g.to tho ecen. of • «*1* J?'*'' ’">•"1 p,t w.tkln. .rrt.ed her, the cadets and their ladles were en- ui , o., o [recently to spend bis leave from a camp in Louisiana. Midway school opened Monday, E ..uu -- September 8. with the folloVing facul- kin, serred dellciona refreshments and • ^ ^ ^ r u * . ^ w .. h. I ty: Jst grade, Mrs. J. H. Murphree; the music was furnished by an qrches-- - I ■ ™ ... - i 2nd and 3rd grade. Mrs. K. B. Elliott; tra from Shaw Field. I -A ^Ued meeting of the Camden Garden club will be held Monday, September 20, at 4;30 o’clock in th« afternoon at the home of Mrs. B. T. DeLoach on Mill street. The meeting has been called by Mrs. L. I. Guion, president of t^e club. ,and the purpose us stated in the call commercial course In Columbia,- spent eleettpn of Garden club of- fleers. Mrs. James Burns and Mrs. Hughey Tindal will be co-hostesses with Mrs. DeLbech. •All members of the club are urged tertained at a dance on Friday even-1 ing ftom eight thirty to ten thirty. |' The club hostess, Mrs. Annie H. Boy* to attend the meeting. 4th and 5th grades, Mrs. J. R. West. Sr.; 6th and 7th grades, Mrs. Thelma Davis ,Bel ton; High school, Mrs. J. D. Crawford, Mrs. Vesta West, Miss Tol-,- bert and J. H. Murphree, Supt. Jh M. G. Muller and Mrs. E. D. Aileford spent Sunday In Rock Hill, •kre they visited their daughters,: Itaw Betty Muller and Sybil Drtke^ fcrt, students at Wlnthrop college. Mrs. W. R'DeLoache, Hampton, Pa., Tttarneil on Friday fr6m Nashville, Tam., where she attended the wed- of her son, Wm. Riding De- hiiche, to Miss Ann Bond Davis, kks Sidney Jones, Broad' street, Ik* on Monday for Raleigh, N. C., *kre she will register for the fresh- term at St. Mary.She was ac- «®panied by her mdtker, Mrs. Ike ^ Jones, who returned oh Wednes- hy. • - ' Mrs. Fred D. Goud of Augusta, .Majne. |.,He attended ther University of Ma ,,, T ^ r, .u J J and is at present with the 100th Miss Irend' CSitherlne Maffee and.kvjgion, station^ at Fort Jackson. Cadet. Elmer' Frank ©Isen of New York Clt'y, and the Southern, Aviation school, were married Friday evening September 10, at the Catholic Rectory. Father J. Edmund Burke^- perform er the double ring ceremopy, In the presence of a group of cadets from the 64th AAFFTD And their guests. Witnesses for the bride and groom were Cadet T. D. Noelderhan and Mrs. Noelderhan. MEN OF 64TH AAFFTD were hosts at DINNER TIDWELL-McCASKILL Of Interest to theif many friends la the marriage Saturday,' Sept. 4, ut 6 p. m. of Mias Sadie Tidwell of Rock Hill, and Sgt. James A. McCaaklll of Fort Sumner, New Mexico, and Be- thune. The ceremony was performed at the White Street Baptist parsonage by the Rev. W. E. EntrCkln. The im pressive ring ceremony was used. The bride, an attractive brunette, w'as dressed In a powder blue suit with navy accessories^ She wore a shoulder corsage of sweetbeari roses and lilies of the valley, and is the only The enlisted men i>t the 6tlh AA-«[■,™. COMING ATTRACTIONS ‘ —AT— Camden Theatre 1 , . . , ; well of Columbia, Ave., —— - . FFTD, Southern Aviation school, were j - McCaskill is the son ;f Mf. and hosts at dinner Monday evening at. Mrs. R. B. McCaskill of Bethune, and FRIDAY, SEPT. 17 Gene Tierney-Don Amecha In Ernst Lubitach’s “HEAVEN CAN WAIF’ 0 apcoooooooc SATURbAY, SEPT. 18 Robt, i’aige--No»h Berry; Jr. t*®*' Carrillo-Andy pevlne “FRONTIER BADMAN” Added: Winslow of Coast Guard SAT., Sept. 18, 10:30 Show ■Ruth Warrlck-Joon Carroll ' Walter Reed In “PETTICOAT LARCENY” SUNDAY, SEPT. 19 ®ndy Banie-Jordon OHver Dbrls Nolan “FOLLIES GIRL” M ith 4 ^ame-Bands Sarsfleld club. Spbclal guests Includ ed Major L. M. Haupricb, Lt. John Schnell, Lt. Frank Bean and Lt.' Char lie Broom. Is now stationed at Fort Sumner, New Mexico, having volunteered for service moret, than two years ago. For the present Mrs. McCaskill will make her homo with her parents. ihe day... MON.-TUES., SEPT. 20-21 Edward G. Rohlnaon .Marguerite Chapman- _ “DESTROYER” WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 22 Mrh'^^ ^®P»on-l8al>el Jewell HANGERI women AT WORK” ’[HURS.-FRI., sept* 23-24 'Odette cJolbert, Paulette Ood- oard and Veronica Eake ^ PROUDLY WE HAIL" ★ ★ ■* ★ TAMf Tim OUT fOR R TtowaCRpwNCotA <r royal crown bottung company Sumter^ South CarottM 'A W bow, Ughting oov obobUos to koop tho Stoti «9icl Stripoa IlyiBg. '‘Bofon ho loit, ho told mo thoy bto go- Ipg to Bood aaoro oqBlpmoBt, moro amiiiB^ and sboio food lot INVASION of OBomy UbcIs. ** Tlio Bwro boBda tho folka at homo hu j —tho aaoro thoyll bo holpfog Ba lightoia to wIb.' That*a what Jfoamy aaid.** ’• i ★ ★ ★ • Tko Sfd War LoaB Oi IS billioB dollara mUMt prodBO^^ BUMMy to pay for thoadAoaaontiala to wiotwy. Bbv of lecut OBO BZTBA $100 BoBd baaidoa yoar rogular parchaata—many will hava. to iBToaf^tboaaaadal ~ Dbh't tfiink that what you do-iaa’t Impot- taaL It will taka cdl owary IndiTidvud la Amarioa oaa rklaa to pat thia Srd War Loa» OTor tha top. So bay moro boada oat ol yoar pay—oat el extra iaoomo—out oi "ralny-day" iaadal Tho qnlokor you do that tha moro youH help Jiaamy and oar other boya amaah through to Victory. What do yoB aay? Ifa the aai^ aooadoat.^ iBToatmont youU ovor makol Lofa-fol kZ/TH WAI^ ^ N.C. Arnett Probate Judge J. H. Qyburn Clerk of Court, J.H. McLeod Sheriff C. J. Outlaw Coamty Treeaurer Fred Ogbum County Auditor ' Mrs. KatWeep Watts Supt of E4i tKm <4 ♦ 7. lAdmmikiihitfidiHiyiii T-