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t - 'i: the CAMDEW CHWOmCLi, CAMOltC 4oUTH CAW^^V FHIDAY, SEPTEMBIR 84, 1f4S personals and SocietiJ Mr*. Mamine N«ttle4, Society Editor Phone 181 jr*. bert Browa of WaaWngton, D. C., -wit to hifl parents, Mr. and on • " T p.'Brown. Tobin of ClemBoa college, spent .Aokend with his parents, Mr, . Mrs. L. P. Tobin. Sarah Lynn Richey of Atlanta, risited her mother, Mrs. H. ,1* wi , , ^iflee H. Zeilnp, Jr., of Emory uni-. Atlanta, Ga,, spent last week- ^ with hlfl pareUts here. ^ Paul Nabors of Union, is the this week of Mr. and Mrs. J. ( Hoffet- Chesnut-street.' glM Lillian Rodgers of Cassatt is y>ndiD^ gtoins a few days with her brother, Rodgers, of Kershaw, jlr. and Mrs. W.-J. Smyrl, anfl baby, at* returned from a visit to the laU K^rents in Cedartown, Ga. j(rg Willis A. -Marshall of Fort spent the week-end with her irents, Mr. and Mrs. H, S. Moore. Ijigg,Emily Team of Wlnthrop col- ue, was the week-end' guest of her yents. Mr. and Mrs. Ben L. Team, gr.'and Mrs. Andrew Goodale an- (uce .the birth of a daughter on (ptemljer 19,'at the Camden hospital, jjr. and Mrs. Stephen Nettles and gufhter. of Greenville, were guests uday of Mr. and Mrs. Dap Mackey. Mrs. C. B. W’oodruff of Birmingham, is visiting her"8bfi, Frank Wood- ijff, at ihe Harris House on Fair St. Mrs. James Tribble and infant son, do have been spending ten days ,ith relatives in Greenville, returned' ; Tuesday. Mrs. Dran Hydrlck (Dorothy S. dth) of Fort Bennlng, Ga., was the iws't of her sister, Mrs. W. W. Bates, (Tfr tb.e week-end. ^ Mrs. Samuel RusselP, North Mill St., Ktamed this week to herTiome after fsadiog the. Summer with relatives nd friends in New England. Miss Beth Wilson. daughtM- of Mr. lid Mrs. George Wilson, Walnut St., registered for the freshman term ;! W.oman'a college o'f Furman Unl- raslty, Greenville. Buddy Hunter, son of Mrs- C. lif. inter, Greepe street, left oh Mon- ky for Oak Ridge, N. C., where ha vQI enter Oak Rfdge ]Mflitary gcade- \j for the fall term. Mr. and Mrs. William O. Major have Rfumed from g vjsit of several days u Greenville, wherl^ they visited their W. G. Major, Jr., who Is In the. gwAight sehool there. Mrs. Henrjr Lee CHyburi^and chll- ktleft on Wednesday for Newport .Sm, Va.. where they will make Iteriome. Capt Clyburn has been shtioDed Jhere for several months, ftpt and Mrs. Harrington Yates id children left on Tuesday for Tom where Captain Yates la^sta- houed. Mrs. Yates and the children kn been spending the summer with rtlitiTes here. Mr. and Mrs. James. J. Watkins of bKstur, G,a., announce jthe birth of a Whter, September 18. The young iy has been named Susan Kay. Mr. Wstklns is the son of W, R. Watkins, id Mrs. Watkins was formerly Miss MU.v Hancock. Mr. and Mrs? Jack Cooper of Cas* •ut, are receiving',compliments on fck wrw baby, % daughter,- named Carol, bom Sept. 3, at the Cam- b hospital. Mrs. Cooper was the Mnner Miss Blanche Threatt of Cas htt They have two boys. Ensign and Mrs. Frank Montgomery Wved od Thursday for a visit wjth iMr paren^j They are being trans- ^ed from Atlantic Beach, Fla., to a ■•e near Yorktown, Va. Mrs. Mont- tomery will remain here for a visit *ith her mother, Mrs. John Goodale. Mr and Mrs. Wflllam G. Major, Sr., '*®«ntly returned from a visit to non, Cadet WUliam G. Major,^ J^ f Gre^nvliie, who has been sent to '‘heviiie, N. c., for re-cUsslflcatlon. Wiliam Q. Major, Jr., hat rV *™ed to Camden and will make her wae with her husband*! parents. and Mrs. Charles McCaskUl and ^•y of Savannah, Ga., and Ueut «nd Mrs. Ralph E. McCasklU and of Summerton, were visitors U. Col. McCaskUl is a chapalta in the Army knd is on sick leave in Summer- ton. Miss Cora D. W"hkla8 of Gaffney, has recently arrived In Camden and wUl be connected with the Davidson Insurance Agency. 0; A. ^y of the Chronicle force, returngaf Monday from a week’s visit with his. .brother and sisters in St Augustine, Fla. Born to Capt. and JMta^ r Watts, Jr., a son, on September 16, at the .Camden hospital, Mrs. WatU is the former Miss Blanche Wannamaker of Cheraw. The young gentlenaan has .been named Herbert Wannamaker. Capt. Watts is on active duty with-the army overseas. They have* two other children. Mrs. R. E. Watkins and Mrs. R. C. Watkins hgve returned ffom Little Ark,, whgre they enjoyed a month’s visit with Pvt, Rohm E. Watkins, who is^^ stationed at Camp Robinson at Little Rock. Pvt. Wat kins accompanied them home on a fdrlough. He has t&turned tof’^Camp Robinson. Mrs. Charles Stump, Jr., of Monroe, 1^., who was ^iss Barbara Ann Og- burn" before her marriage in June to Lt. Stump, is the gmest otJifer parents, Mr, and Mrs. Curtis Ogburn, Fplr St. She was accompanied by Lt. Stump’s young-son, Charles Stump, 3rd. They will Visit Ct, Stump’s parents in Tam pa, Fla., before returftlng to Louisiana. ■ Lieut, and Mrs. William T. McCoy announce the birth o( a son, August 14, at Greenyllle. The young man has been named William Thomas McCoy, Jr. Lieut. McCoy graduated from Clemson college In 19.41, and is now In India, where he has been for sev eral months. Mrs. McCoy was before her marriage - Miss Eklna Owens of Peiser. _ Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kelly are being congratulSted upon the arrival of a daughter on September 13, at the Camden hospital. The baby has been named Barbara Ann. Mr. Kelly la well known In Kershaw county having been a star, player on the Junior American Legion basebaU team. He is employed In the maintenance de partment at the Southern Aviation schooL ' RICHEY-WHITE Miss Mary Mickle Richey became the bride of Pfc. Piul Francis White of Dayton, Ohio,' and Camden, in a ceremony of unnsoal charm imd sim plicity SatuTtoy. • September 18, At 8:30 in Bethesda PreabytM-ian church. Rev. A, Dooglaa Me Am, pastor, of ficiated in the presence of a large gathering of relatives and friends The double ring ceremony was used. The vows were spoken before jui arrangement of white gladioli in baskets flanked by white candelabra holding'cathedral tapers. Palms and bridal grcTenery were used effectively on the altar and In othM* parts of the church; ^ — Mrs. A. D. McArn, organist, j^layed a program of nuptial music. The bride, who entered alone, wore a lovely wedding gown of white mar quisette with' full skirt, long fuU sleeves and having a high neck* with a lace ruffle. Her only ornament was a gold scroll pin with pearls, which Was worn by.tier mother on her wed ding gown. Her finger tip veil of French imported bridal illusion was worn with a coronet of lillee of the valley, and she carried a white prayer book with gardenias on top and show ered with tube roses, narrow white satin ribbon and fern. Miss Sarah Lynn Richey of Camden and Atlanta, Ga., was her sister’s n^Td»of-honor and wore a gown of Aquamarine chiffon and lace. " The groom had as his best man Sgt. ^ohn' M. Osborne of Camden and Farmvllle, Va. • . Ushers were CpL Albert A. Hamil ton and Sgt. Charles L. Gotto of the 64th AAFFTD. Mrs.' Richey, mother of the bride, wore a poudre blue chiffon dress. A reception was held immediately after the ceremony for the bridal party and wedding guests at the home of the bride on DeKalb street. Mr. and Mrs. U. N. Myers greeted the guests and presented them to the re ceiving ^ line, composed of the wed ding party an4 Mrs. Richey. The three tiered wedding cake ha4 the place of honor on the bride’s table. The house was beautifully defcorated. Assisting at the reception were: Miss Harriott Nelson, Mrs. James A. Mlche- ner (Katherine Myers), Miss Mary Jo McManus,, Mrs. S. D. Hall, Miss Catherine e Tmesdale, Miss Ida Mae McManus and Miss Nancy Nelwin. _ Later in the evening the couple left ^AQE FtVt MRS. PAUL WHjTE HONORED WEDNESDAY Mrs. Paul White, who was lyiiss Mary Richey before her marriage on September 18, was honored on Wed nesday evening with a bridge party and surprise kitchen shower by Mrs. Wylie S. Hogue and Mrs. Ben Team at the Hogue residence on Walnut street Bridge was played at three tables and there was one table of •Chinese cbebkers. Prizes grere award ed Miss Adella Cunningham for high score at bridge, Miks Mary Richey for low score and Mrs. Howard Speaks for high score in 'Chinese checkers. Miss Richey was invited into the dining room where the many attrac tive gifts brought by the gifests were given her. Tasteful refreshments were served by the hostess and a hnmber of guests cali^ after the card gme In time for refreshments. . *n<i Mr, Dunn, DcKalb strest. M;ISS GENEVA JONES 18 GUEST OF HONOR Miss Geneva Jones, bride-elect was guest of honor at|a sOrprlse party and miscellaneous shower given by her sister, Mrs. Vernon Hunt (Pearl Jones) Mrs. Jessie BenRey and Mrs. Wylie Hogue. Thirty of Miss Jones’ friends called at her home on Walnut street Friday evening and surprised her. Prizes at the contesU played were won by Mrs. Carl pgbum and Miss Jessie Parker for one and by Miss Mary Cameron and Mlsa Mar jorie Boykin for the second contest The hihtess^ served dellclona re freshments, and the Jones home was beautifully decorated with -early Fall flowers. Miss Jones will be married to Sgt- T. W. Latham of the 64th AAFFTD, on October 3. on a North Carolina. After their r&tjffu they will be at home In the Clarke apartment on Fair street. Mrs. T^ite Is the daughter of Mrs. Marie Brewer Richey and the late Herbert Lynn Richey. She. graduated from Camden High school and Vir ginia Interment college, Bristol, Tenn. She holds a position wit& the Hermit age ^tton Mills in Camden. The groom, the son of Mr, and Mrs. Leroy White of Dayton, Ohio, I3 a graduate of Roosevelt High school,' Dayton, and at present Is an Instruc tor. at the Southern Aviation school. Out-of-town guests Included: . Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Tmesdale, Miss Catharine. Tmesdale of .Rock Hill, Miss Natalene Zeigler of CharTotie, K. C., Mr. and Mrs. E. .Coke Bridges." Heath Springs, Miss Nancy M. Nelson of Columbia, and John M. Brewer, Jr., iiiaHiiMInn Mildred Brewer of Kershaw. LANGFORD-BOINEAU MIt and Mrs. George Edgar Taylor announce the marriage of their daugh ter, Mrs. Marpu'et 'Taylor Langford, to Charles Evans Boineau; on. Satnr*~ day, September 18, at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ira B. Jones. Lancas ter, at 5 o’clock. The ceremony ^aa performed by the Rev. A. Douglas Mc^rn, pastor of the Bethesda Presbyterian'church, Camden, in the of the im mediate families and a few intimate friends. Mrs. Boineau was stunning ip a ^hiaparelli model• of old gold and winter black, with a picture hat of black, having two huge gold roses on the crown and an under the ohln vel( of black mallne. Her flowers were Talisman rose buds and lilies ot the valley, in a shoulder bouquet. Her accessories were black. Imm'ediiately following the wedding an informal reception was given b*y Mrs. Jones, assist^ by her daughters, Mrs. Luther-WUllams and Mrs. Fran cis Bell. The Jones home was beautifully decorated with numerous bowls of nises and gladioli, and elaborate re freshments were served from the bride’s table In the dining room. I,aier in the afternoon the couple left for a wedding trip to Asheville, N. C., after which they will reside at Boineau Plantation, Boykin. Out-of-town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. John D. Lee of Sumter, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Boineau, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Boineau, Mrs. Hugh Wilson and Mrs. Ered Rogers, Jr., all of Columbia; Mr. and Mrs. Mark Johnson of l^ariotte, N. C., Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Barrett, Mrs. Boineau Wheeler, Trippett Boineau, Midshipman John C. Langford and Warren Roland, all of Camden. TRI-GAMMAS ELECT NEW OFRCERS The finiL.meethi|[ of the ’Tri-Gam- mas for the fall season was held on Iriday, September 10, by Miss Mickey Langston ini Miss Louise Blakeney at the LaCngston home in Brevkrd Plaice. New members elected at this meeting were: Missea Kathleen Ham mond. Bessie Hammond. Patty Balles; Carolyn Campbell, Halite Clarkson, Elizabeth Ann Graham, Susan Rush, OlUe Mae Stokea, Eklna Team. Marg aret VanLandingham and Louise An- crum. Offices for this high school spcial sorority are: President, Miss Molly Ruth Redfeam; vice president, Mika Mary Nell Campbell; secretary. Miss Joan Schlosburg, and treasurerr-Mis* Fay Lomansky. The second meeting was held on Friday, September 17 with Miss Molly Ruth Redfearn at Thomaa Tavern. Ini tiation of new members and business for the coming year were the* high lights of this meeting. MARY ANN CLYBURN CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Little Miss Mary Ann Clyburn. cMugi^iter-of Capt. and Mrs. Henry Tjee Clyburn,'celebrated her fourth biith. day on Wedhesday afternoon at the home of her grandfather, Mr. James Clyburn, on Broad -streeL Twenty- five little boys and girls called be tween the hours of four and five and rajoyed the games played. A beau tiful pink and white birthday cake was cut by the joung hostess and ice cream and candies was served by Mrs.. Cljbum, assisted by Miss Lois Davidson. “Micky Mouse” favors were given each guest. The Third War Loaii DriTe U You Bought Your»7 GODWIN-BEACH Miss Juanita Beatrice Godwin and Lieut.- Clifford Perry Beach were mar ried at 4 o'clock Saturday, Sept. 4, at the Post Chapel at Geiger Field, Spo kane, Wash. Post Chaplain Appel- gren performed the cereniony in the presence of members of Lt. Beach’s crew and other, pfficera and wives from the field. The chapel was deco rated with bridal green and white. The bride, ^ a lovely brunette, was beautiful In her wedding ^own of Duchess satin with ai tulle overskirt Her veil was finger tip and fell from wedding trip to the mountains of^ V crown of orange blossoms. She MRS. WILSON BEEBE HONORED LAST FRIDAY Mrs. WHsou Beebor who, with Mr. Beebe, are leaving Camden this week, was honored on Friday afternoon with a bridge party and farewell shower, given by Mrs, Jim Darby at her home ;on Shrsfleld Ave. Guests were Invited for four tables of cards and at the concluslopi^ of the game prizea were given Mrs. Watson Baddy for high score., *1116 honoree was the recipient score. Tlie honoree was th« reciplant ot many useful gifts. Dellcioiu' re-* fireshments were served buffet style' from a beautifully appointed table and mixed flowers were used throughout the house. carried a Colonial bouquet of bridal roses and lilies of the valley, tied with white satin ribbon, and was gfven In marriage by Major Lovey, group commander. Mrs, Beach, the daughter of Mr. and MTs'. Henfjr"Cte^ Godwin, is a gradu ate of the Camden schools and waa manager of the retail department of the Camden Floral Co. Miss Betty Boswell of Spokane, Wash., was hef dlldy attendanL " LL B^ch is tiip son of Capt. and Mrs. Perry A. Beach of Fort Knot, Ky., and Ohio City, Ohio. Hb com pleted bis primary flight training at the Southerii Aviation school In c’aas 48-D. ' Lt. Bearii had as his best m&Ur his co-pilot, H. L. Ford of Houston, Texas. Nuptial music .was furnished by the organist. Following the ceremony a supper was given the crew members at the Italian Gardens in Spokane, Wash. LOUISE TAYLbR TQ BE BRIDE ' Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Taylor of Lo goff, announce the - engagement of their daughter. Miss Louise Janet] Taylor, to Cadet L. E^iward Lovette,, son of Mr. and Mrs. «. T. Lovette. Sr. j Cadet Lovette, U.S.N.R., is now sta-j tioned at Corpus ChristI, Texas. The j wedding date is to be announced' later. j ' ' I BLACKOUT PROVES SUCCESS; OFFICIALS ALL ARE PLEASED ' (Continued From First Page) All workers rallied to 'their post and pedestrians and motortsta“scurrled for' shelter. When the firet red signal j flashed all traffic came to .a stand-] still with lights extenguished. The pedestrians took shelter In buildings, hotel and theatre lobbies and the eheltered entrance of stores. The j blue signal that followed was in turn i followed by anothei^red signal and j it was gratifying to note Immediate j reaction of motorist and pedestrians who were awaiting the all clear. The all clear sounded at 10:20 o’clock. While one of the sirens did not operate the combination of the air raid sirens, fire sirens and steam whittles made the various signals heard all over the city. -Particularly effective were blasts from the whistle at the Veneer Plant. DriTe CarefullF-vr-Sawe, a Lif^ COMING ATTRACTIONS ' —- Camden Theatre FRIDAY, SEPT. 24 ‘ , Claudette Colbert, Paulette God dard and Veronica I-ake “SO PROUDLY WE HAIL” Added; Late8t.,^Vorld News SATURDAY, SEPT. 25 Lupe Velez-Leou Errol “MEXICAN SPITFIRE’S BLESSED EVENT” Added; Selected Shorts SAT., Sept 25, 10:30 Show The Moat Shocking Story Ever E^lraedi “REVENGE OF THE ZOM BIES” With John Carradlne >400 POBOBOOOOOBBOOB OOBO B< SUNDAY, SEPT. 26 '•A New Comedy Team! Wally Brown-Alan Carney “ADVENTURES OF A ROOKIE” Entanglement In Army Life MON.-TUES., Sept. 27-28 Adolphe Menjou-Martha Scott “HI DIDDLE DIDDLE” - With Pola Negri WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 29 John Ldtel-Alan Baxter “SUBMARINE BASE” )#|4400BOOBPOBPBOOOOOOOOO! THURSDAY and FRIDAY Sept. 30 and OcL 1 Joan • Crawford-Fred MacMurray “ABOVE SUSPICION” Df^re CareftillT—^Te,a life. MRS. CHARLES STUMP COMPLIM&NTED WEDNESDAY Mra. C!harles Stump, Jr., (Barbara Ann Ogburn) of Monroe, La., who is visiting her parents for several days was complimented on Wednesday evening with a “get-to-gether” party, given by Miss Margaret'Mahony at her home on Mill street. Only ihtl- ma^ friends of Mra. Stump’s were In vited and after contests and games the hostess, assisted by her mother, Mrs. D. J. Mahony, served a delicioua sweet coarse. -The honor-guest was presented a gift by the hostess. § The Third War Loan Drive Is On—Hava You Bought Yours? If one-third of the annual food waste in the United SUtes could be »void- fiwAnti it would be equivalent to adding of their aunL’ Mrs. Scott and nine per cent to the total food supply. nmi-csi tww uii hM* to- V:. fruchiMd BottUr:'P«pM-CoU BottKiif C», ot Cotambia, S.C. /T HATS OFF TO PENNEY Co. WESTERN..- UNION.^ ugR^.i'LCBa—iBSi'jL Ejasp S«T959 (6/69 60VT>f«»«lMiTOII X 11 tk\f 4 C PCSNETCO AND AS8XIAT€S« 950 fCST 54'lT« •o» il m 1 ,*9 CCaOIATViAJIOSS OS THE CMEAT RCCOSQ SET IS YOUR RECENT iAR •ONB Mlri. TOTAL OF |At.999*ai6»P9 A MONIFICENT JOI. , TOUR IRSFIRIRS CFFOtlt AMD THE ffROU WARTU RESPORSC OF J C FERST CUSTOMERS FROVt THE AMERICAS Puiu ARE PETERMINCS TO FROVIPE Aa THE HONEY «CDES TO CARRY IHE HAR YO A SHIFT AHO ViCTORIOUt CONCLOSIOM. MY HEARTIEST IMMCt TO EACH AMO EVQIV ORE OF YOU-. HENRY MORCENTHAU JR SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY. ' lAt.999.016.69. Too Bad, Folks—^But This Soldier’s Never Coming Home! f t The war won’t suffer much—there are millioas more men to replace him. But his family will do . the suffering! Hie only consolation they can have is that he sacrificed hu life so .that there, might never be more wars like thb • . . That makes it look as thoRigh we at home aren’t doing half en ough! How about backing up sacrifice with sacri- ' fice; how about buying $100 extra m War Bonds this month so mqre solders WILL come home. Our government NEEDS your h^p. s L.. For F.stsmtial Needs In Hardware, Come To See Us. Hardware Co. s. c. . • - Phene 21