The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 01, 1943, Image 5
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PAGE FIVE
'personals and Scxietq
Mrs. Maxine Nettles, Society Editor
Phone 181
G. Brown of Charlotte, N.
MU8 Beulah Bell Trapp, has re-
turifed from-a vlsU to her-sister, MrS.
N. C.. Labb, in Charleston.
Mr. and Mrs. E.'C. Pearce, Jr., en-
terUin^d with a steak supper in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Smith, Jr., on
August 28.
Jlr. and Mrs. J. M. Smith. Jr., were
Urs. H-
visiting friends her^ this week,
liiss Laura* Moseley of Laurlnburg,
C was a week'^nd Tlsitor In town.
Hr and Mrs. Coytt Wilson of War-
itbn. Va., are rlsltlng Mrs. Wilson’s
atlres in Midway this. week.
\V. J. Mayfield ^isited^ her sls-
, Mrs A.fi. Th>>mas. in Charleston honored with a chlckpn dinner, given
J week. * at the home of Mr. Smith’s sister. Mrs.
Ilr. an4 Mrs. C. H- Zemp had as C. S. Caskey, on Sept. 1.
.ir’guests Suijday Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pfc. Thos. P. Brown, Jr.. Is spend-
ni and children of Rock Hill. '■ jing a few days with his parents Mr
Urs A. G. Blackmon of Columbia, and Mrs. T. p. Brown, route 2, Cam-
3 ibe guest Tuesday of Miss Jo den. He is stationed at Camp Breck-
mlin, Fair street. j^nbrldge, Kentucky.
Ernest Wooten, son of' Mrs. Carrie Miss Elizabeth Bunch of New York,
wtenrivy I^ge, was a recent vlsi- who spent last winter in Camden, was
’ here^ , , * jthe guest over the week-end of. Mrs.
Ur. Charlie Little of Charleston, Lois Coxe. She will divide her time
guest of his mt)ther8 here a this season
ENTERTAIN TOR
NEWLVwEDS THURSDAY
STEFFEN.SMELTON
Miss Gladys Steffen, attractive
Mrs. E.^Ej. . Pearce, Jr.^ entertained, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wll-
£ a
r days- this week.
Plnehurst..
betwTOn
Camden and
Urs. Joe Thomas spent the week-' Mrs. Joseph J.’ Walluer (Elizabeth
i with relatives and friends in,^Co- S. Porter) who with Capt. _WaUoer,
nbia. are making their hpme at Camp Gor-
5gt. Bill Sheorn of Fort Dlx, N. J., don. Johnston, Fla., is the house-guest
spending his furlough with his par- of Mr. and Mrs. C. G.- Moller, Lyttlft-
a. .Mr. and Mrs. Willis Sheorn. Fair ton street. ,
eet.- j Mr, ^nd Mrs. William Goodale, Fair
I B Blakeney of The Chronicle strfe^t, have returned from a .two
re, spent the week-end in Pageland weeks trip to Philadelphia and New
pwUiar.>,Mra.-W^ J. Blakeney.,, York—They were-Jome44n New York
,0 remains very lU. jon Monday by Mrs, Lois Coxe, who’
j^rge West, Medical College, Rich- returned with them,
md. Va. is spending ten days 'with j Major W*. Cullen Capehart, U. S.
I parent.s, Dr. and Mrs. Carl A.' Marines, is spending a few days leave
fst. jwlth hig parents,'Mr, and Mrs. W. R.
Urs R M. Campbell (Minnie Bell Capehart, at "Carter Hill,’"Boykin. He
nnlnghani) has returned to Coluid-'ls en royiite from Fort Sill, Okla., tp
I after a week’s visit to her parents, *Quantico, Va.
>. and .Mrs. J. G. Clunnitigham. j Mr. and Mrs. Bynum Neese of BaL
Urs John Z. King and Miss Hilda* timore, Md., who formerly lived here.
rens have 'gono to work in the of- are the guests of Mrs. Joseph Gaskins,
e of a defense plant at Pineviile.
TO BE FALL BRfbE—^Attractive
Louise Janet Taylor to wed Cadet
L
Edward Lovette.
MRS, JQSEPH M. SMITH
HONORED WITH SHOWER
Thursday afternoon. Sept. 16. at a
miscellaneous shoitar.for Mrs. Joseph
Murray Smith. The guests were In*
vited into the living room, which wtfs
d^orated with late summer and fail
flowers.
A contest was enjoyed by all with
{trixee awarded Mrs. D. E. McLeod
and Miss Evelyn ChaaRffer. Each
guest was then asked to wrltd a wish
for the bride. A rolling pin. auto
graphed by each guest, was prWented
to the bride.
^ Gifts, packed neatly in a large bask
et were r^elved from: Miss Let tie
Sowell, Mrs. Arthur Smith, Miss Julia
B. Arrants', Miss Ruth Moeely, Mrs.
Ethel Soweti, Miss Martha Smith,
Mtss Emily Stevenson. Mrs. C. H.
Peebles, Mrs. E. C. ,PearcQ„|,Jr., Mrs.
E. C. Pearce, Sr., Mrs. W. R. Mc
Manus, Mrs. W. J. Segars. Mrs. Helen
McNau, Mrs. Ira Lon White, Mrs. Lu
cille Sbeheen, Mrs. Stanford Caskey,
Mrs. Hagood Holland, Mrs. *J. R. ^Jc-
11am Fred Steffen, J658 North 20th
streef, Milwaukee, became the bride
of Aviation Cadet James W’. Shelton,
son of Mr. and Mrs, W’alter Shelton,
2228'^.North 8nd street,. Milwaukee, at
a’^eremony which* took place Satur
day evening at the CatboUc church
of Our Lady of Perpetual Help. pov.
EMward Burke. Prieef, performed the
rites at 6 o’clock In the evening,
r ,The bride yras attired in a brown
suit, and wore a. pink feathered hat
and pink gloves. She also wore a cor
sage of orchids and bouvordla. Pres
ent at the ceremony were Mr. and
Mrs. Shelton, the latter wearing a
dark gown and a cof^ge of white
gladioli and tea. roses.
The young couple, were attended by
Cadet Robert Safford and Betty Brule
both from’ Milwaukee. Following the
wedding the young couple and most
of the bridal group had a wedding
dinner at the Sarsfield club.
Mrs. R. M. Myers. Mrs. J. R. McLeodjLeod, Mrs. T. M. Moi
and Mra. W’llllam V’iuson honored Dixon, Mrs. H. C; A
Mrs. Joseph—Murray Smith with srDlxon; Mrs. Claude Boykin, Mrs. T.
miscellaneous shower Friday. Sept. J. Robertson. Mrs. A. L. Mcl^od, Mrs. rlage to.Maholng Edward Moody. Vlll
24. at the home of Mrs. Myers. )w. C. Seagle. Miss Irma Seagle, Mrs. a social event of-October 2.
Moore, Mrs. George MISS LOUISE McLEOD
Arrants. Mrs. Joe COMPLIMENTElE^ SATURDAY
Miss l.x)ulse Mc,Leod, whose mar-
MRS. C. H. Ct4ANDLErV*
ENTERTAINS AT REMBERT
Mrs. C. H; Chandler enterta'fked at
a lovely party at 'her home 18 Rem-
bert on Sept. 7, for her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Smith, who were married on August
26. in Camden.
The guests were met at the door
by the Misses Lucille Brown a'nd Caro
lyn Cfodbold and were invited into the
Hying room where they grt'efed the
bride and groom. Mtss Evelyn Chand
ler, sipter of the bride, led the group
In a number of games. The honor
guests were then asked to lead the
way into the dining room where a de
licious salad course was served.
The bridal, motif was emphasized In
the dining room by candlelight and
decorations of, green and white. The
bride’s table, covered with a hand
some lace cloth, was centere<l ‘.with a
wedding fake topped with an orna
mental 1)rido and bridegroom. After
the cutting of the cake, the guests of
honor were presented wlfh a gift.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Corporal and Mra. William De-
lioache Nettles announce the-birth of
a daughter oh Friday. Sept. 24. at
the Camden htwpitai The baby has
wasjjjppji imitied .Mary fiviargretta Nettles.
The guests were each given a small C.B. Smith. Jr.. Mrs. C..B. Smith, Sr. Saturday by Miss'Mrs Nettles was the
corsage, after which they autograp}!- Mrs. A. V. Smith, Miss Kitty Vinson, Margaret Drakeford -and Miss Susie'cpi. Nettles is sh
I Miss Anna ®**^*^L ^^^'’^^“^yV’atkins at a lunchebn given at noon port Jackson in the He
at Thomas’ Tavern. A bridal motif j center,
Mrs. J. M. Smith. _]yM_>t8ed^ the table decorations and
The guests were then Invited-Into i,7The pY^er^ds.
ed the bride’s book. They were then
ushered into the living room.- The | Chandler. Mrs. C. H. Chandler and
former Miss
stationed
ception
bride’s chair was decorated with a
fiuK® IJlnk bow". MT^ EVelyn Cbend-
ler, sister • of,, the bride, played a
piano solo. ^
The guests wer' then led in a con-
test by Miss Evelyn Chaudler. The
prizes were awarded to Mrs. J. M.
Smith, Jr., knd Mrs. J. .M. Smith.
Then Misses Anna Shuler, Sara
^ „ Following luneh-
the dining room which was decorated honor guest was presented a
with white gladioli and ferns. bride’s box of linjterle, brought by the'
Buy War Bond» and Stamp*
Punch and sandwiches and cookies
guests, as a surprise.
were served by the .hostess, ^ere: Mrs. J.
Vinson, Kitty Vinson. Evelyn Chand
ler and Mrs. B. M. Myers uahered In
a huge basket decorated with pink
and loaded • with gifts. The guests
ey are staying In Charlotte, N. C.
Haile street. Mr. Neese reported to were served a delicious salad course
Fort Jackson for his physical exami
Commander Alexander Heyward, U. Irnation on Monday.
N’., and Mrs. Heyward (Virginia! 'Pvt. T J. Peach, who is stationed
cholsont Fair street, returned bn'at Fort Leonard, Wood, Mo., spent
turday from Rhode Island. his furlough here last week with his
Mrs Robert W. Pomeroy of Eed-
•fl Hill5. N. J., has arrived for the
agon and has opened her home
edar Knoll,” on Greeny street,
Miss Josle Monroe* and Mrs. Seldon
illiams, Lyttleton streqt, spent two
leks in'Spartanburg aqd-Greenville
cently.
Mrs. Carolyn Houser Relger and
rs. James A.' Mlchener (Katherine
fcrs). ^pent last week in Beaulort
d.Parris Island. ,
}«rs, John Land (Carolyn Canty) of
istonia. N. C., fa spending two weeks
th her mother, Mrs. .B, O. Boykin,
d Mr. Boykin, Carrison St.
It C. C. Vaughn, U.S.N., stationed
ikwa, f^ew to Asheville, N. C., on
htday and came by motor for a
ort >isit with his mothef, Mrs. C.
Vaughn. xWalnut street.
Mrg. GraingehF Gaith'er^and daughter,
rs. Dion Kerr (Peggy Wing) of
esibury, L. 1., New York, have ar-
red and will'^spend the winter at
eir home on Greene street.
Miaa Kitty- Keller of Reading, Pa.„
parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Peach. He
has recently ootupleted a fSpeciafized
clerical course In the army engineer
corps.
Miss Willie Mae Peach of Charles
ton, spent: Sunday with her parents,
Mr. and "Mrs. T. J. Peach. She h^d
as her guest, Sgt. Frank ^eopner of
the Port of Embarkation in Charles
ton,
Mrs. Bruce Ryan and daughters of
Easthampton, L. 1., New York, are
here for the winter season at Mrs.
Ryan’s • parents, Mr, and Mrs. John
Weeks’ place on Lyttleton St. Mrs.
Weeks will arrive soon to Join them
«
here.
Mrs. Sam A. McCaskill bad as her
guests this week her brother, Horace
J. Gault, and Mrs. Gault, of Aberdeen,
by Miss Dot Peeble8;i> Miss Julia B.
Arrants, Mrs. Stanford
Mrs. J. M. Smith.
Among .those
H. McI„eod,
Caskey and
.mother of the bride-elect, Misses
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Burchlll Lee McNeely
announce th^ engagement of their
daughter, Agnes Louise, to Thomas
Cabell Massie of Pulaski, Va.
Laura Moseley of Laurinburg, N. C.,
Nancy Watts, Della Cunningham, Kate
Watkins, Mary Watkins, Mrs. J. H.
McLeod, Jr., Mrs. Zeke 'Truesdale
(Margaret McLeod), Mrs. Eva,G. Irby
and Mrs. Ciremba Amick (Henrietta
Irby), of Columbia.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moseley of Char-'
lotte, k. C., formerly'‘IW Caipden, are
receiving congratulations upon the
arrival of a son, born Sunday, Sept.
26, at the Presbyterian hospital, Char
lotte, N. C, He has been named
Frederick Elmer Moseley,"’Jr. Mrs.
Moseley (Louise Draw<][y) is the
daughter of Mi", and Mrs. A. C. Draw-
dy. Mill street
..ddiM -ill Ukd PI.C. ID Ihe earl, Carefully-Save a Life,
fall. — I I ■
Miss McNeely, a young lady of out-'
standing personality, is well known in
Camden, being a gradu£(,te of the Nurs
ing school of the Camden hoapital.
She is the nelce of A. Clifton McKain
and i. E. McKaln. She is at present
affiliated with the Pulaski hospital. ,
Mr, Massie attended V. P. I. Blacks-'
burg, Va.
Fpr Sale
1-2 ton Chevrolet PicHup
Truck. 'Good running condi
tion and good tires. Apply to
C. L. Shealey, Camden, S. C.
Bring your shoes now and pet
them repaired before the cold wet
weather starts. Our work Is al
ways guaranteed.
LOMANSKY SHOE SHOP
Broad Street
Phone. 156
N. C.-and her 8l8ter,^Mrs. R. L. Barn-
being welcomed back to Camden
r the winter season. She is at
Im Olive Whlttredge’s in Kirkwood
me.
Mrs. Rhetta Halsall, Mrs. E, D.
mkeford. Mrs. M. G, Muller and Mrs.
Uabeth MauldinvSited their ^ugh-
r* at Wlnthrop college. Rock Hill,
Sunday. ^
Pvt. and Mrs. Pa’ul White have re-
nied from their wedding trip, and
ve moved into the Clark apartment
I Fair street. Mrs. ‘White was Miss
ity Richey before her recent nvar-
k«e.
FRIDAY, OCT. 1
Laugh WallopI
“SLEEPY LAGOON”
IVith JUDY CANOVA and DENNIS
DAY
hardt gf Durham, N. C.
Miss > Margaret Cox of -Columbia
College, and her room-mate, Miss'
Jean Lesley of Elasley spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cox, Mill
street
MIm Betty Lewis, student-at the
University of South Carolina, visited
her father, J. P. Lewis^^over Sunday.
rURDAY, OCT. 2
New Wostem Star
iTER OR ABBE I
tClD dUDES AGAIN”
(FUZZY) ST. JOHN and
Serial and Comadies
MON.lTlJfa.^ OCT, 4^
American Gangsters Out-Smart tha
Gtseapol
“HITLER,^ J>EAD OR
ALIVE”
With WARD BOND and
DOROTHY TREE
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 6
Murder In A Blackout ^
“NIGHT FOR CRIME”
With GLENDA FARRELL and
LYLE TALBOT
THURS..FRI., OCT. t-8
GRANT and GINGER
ROGERS
^NCE4JP0N a honey-
. MOON”
J*'*'Is Grand Entertainment!
haiglar
MISS FLETCHER IS.
GARDEN CLUB HEAD
' A catted meeting of Camden
Garden club was* held at the home of
Mrs. B. P. DeLoache on Mill street
Monday afternoon. Mrs.-James Bufns
and Mrs. Hughle ' Tendal . were co-
hostesses.
Officers for. the new year were
elected as follows: President, Miss
Fannie Fletcher, Proctorsvllle, Ver
mont. and Camden: vice presldenL
Miss Helen Phelps; recording secre
tary, Mrs, Hughle Tendal; treasurer,
Mrs. El B. Mobley; corresponding
secretary. Miss Lillian Yates.
It was voted by the club to purchsse
a soil -testing kit for the use of the
members oj the club.
Membw of the nominating com
mittee were: Miss Charlotte Shannon,
chairman; Mrs. John VUleplgue and
Mrs. Reuben PiUs.
Punch and cookies wer® aerved
during the social hour.
RIGHT
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No able-l^ied man ha* to leave Ker»haw
County to get m essential war work. There i*
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a job for you right here. —
Pulpwood ha* become. a vital war material.
The government has recratly classified pulp-
wood production as eMeatial w;ar'work* It now
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counts toward > draft dafermeikt. A full-time
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pulpwood workw is deferable. Part-time work
i-
^ long-trapp
Announcement ha* bees made- of
the marrlagh of Mws Alyce Leone
Long of Hbage-Clty, Kansas, to Sgt,
Charles E. Trapp of Goldsboro, N. C.,
formerly of Camden.
Rev. ‘a. C. Tunnell was the presid
ing pastor and the wedding, a double
ring ceremony, was held In the par
sonage of the Nazarene church at
Dodge City, kansas. Sept 19, 1948, St
4 P. m.
The bride was given in marriage by
her sister. Mrs. Lula Graves of 'Elk-
hart, Kansas. Miss Doris Davis of
Do4ge City, was maid of honor and
Technical’ Sgt. George Ashcraft w»»
best man.
Sgt C. E. Trapp, son' pf -Mrs. Cora
^ Tnipp of CamdM, is a radio „ln-
structor now* on duty ^Ith^ B-26 No. 1
Mobile Training unit from doldsboro,
N. C., which travels the United State*.
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The Third, Wtr lm !•
On—Hatc You Bought Your*?
i* counted at the rate of one unit for every
fifteen cord* cut.
So get your axe and gef in the fight. You can
do your part-—-make good money, and Mve it
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by living at home.
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We Buy Pulpwood
From
Q. J. CREED
Call At Office Ovw DeKalb Pharmacy.
Phone* 321—Night 304-J
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P. o: Box 214, Camden, S. C.
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