The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 19, 1943, Image 5
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of-charm and beanti-
'•‘SrU^ Lol. ItonrtuU
the hrWe ot WUlUm
Grant Thursday STeninf,
W*!/ g o cloWTkt the home of
*unt of th« bride, Mr.
. .nrl aunt of the oriae, Mr.
Marshall, Lake View
The Rn^- J- Barnwell Caa-
.„r Of t“®
k double ring ceremony. An
ftltar before the fireplace
S^^l ine room was covered with
»**'^Rmllax. an arrangement of
»£"S-,s«tb.mum. .nd fladloM
flanked by silver candle-
cathedral topers graced
‘**‘**’" ^ HAMMOND-STEIN"
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AAOt FfVI
personals and ^ocielij
Mrs. Maxine Nettles, Society Rditor
Phooe 181
Pffli^tbe ceremony Joseph Oaa-
’^SJhther of the bride, and Ted
iiehted the candles. Lovely
furnished by Miss Marg-
,a8 furnished
^gj^ndr vocalist, and her moth-
j!*hrrer father, Joseph B. Gas-
J^lovdy to *tot^«ldl^4Pi»a
ivory Duchess satin, and
A
t “!!t!w"a bride’s bouquet of white
^ mbe roses and centered with a
511!: orchid. Her only ornament was
■JJb^strfng qf pearls.
Elizabeth Gaskin, sister of the
Jlrwas maid of honor and only
«kant She wore a gown of soft
iersey and atorched tull^ and
S® . __ hniiniiAt of yellow
Uned an arm bouquet
^themums and baby mums tied
Sh^de yellow satin ribbon.
bridegroom bad as his best man
E. Gobbel.
Mr. and Mts. John M. Vllleplgue
have returned from a two’ week’s
visit in Florida.
Mrs. T. 4» MoU of Ittckwy, N. C.,
toe guest of her son, Thomas A.
Mott. Jr., at the Ike P. Jones.
Mrs. Albert Burrows left on Wed
nesday for a week’s suy with rela
tives In Charldtte, N. C.
Mr. Henry Eichel is in New York
this week purchasing new merchan
dise for toe large department store.
Miss Helen Whitaker of Charlotte,
N. C., was a week-end visitot with
friends at toe Ivy Lodge hotel.
Mrs. Ralph Parham of Cornelia, Qa.,
l^^e guest of Mrs. Margaret Loininac
this week.
Mr, and Mrs. William Fealton (Lee
DeLoache) of Boston, Mass., ate
W. E. DeLoache, en route to Florida:
apendIng-A lew days here with Mit
Dr. B. B. Vincent Lyons, eminent
physician of Philadelphia, has arrived
for the Winter and is at the Court
Inn.
Sgt. Bill Sheorn, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Willis Sheorn, Fair St., has been
transferred fronk Camp Gordon, Au
gusta, Ga., to Fort Jackson.
Petty Gffleer Broedus Bradley, who
is stationed at Camp Perry In Vir
ginia, was the week-end guest of his
wife, Mrs. Willie Mae Bradley.
Mrs. Leon Schlosburg returned on
Monday from Jackson, Tenn., where
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Sarratt had aa
their guests last week-end Mias Ddfiro-
thy Sarratt of Charlotte. N. C., Betty
Jane Sarratt, Greensboro, N. C., and
David Barnes, Norfolk, Va.
Captain Reuben Pitta, Jr., who has
been on active duty In toe African
theatre of war, asrlvedt^on ’Tuesday
for a short leave before reporting to
Officers school at Orlando, Fla.. He
was Joined here by hla wife, the form
er Margaret Land, of Chester, and
their young son. Barton, who will ac^
company him to Florida Captain
Pitta la the son of Mr. and Mrs. Reu
ben B. Pitts, Brevard Place.
MISS SARAH McLEOD
HONORED WITH PARTIES
t
Miss Sarah McLeod, bride-elect of
this month, was complimented with
two parties- week-end. Mrs.
A. B. White entertained at her home
on N. Mill street for this popular
young lady on Friday with a lingerie
shower. Games were played and “ad
vice to the bride’’ written in a'Bride’s
book. Mrs. Joe Shebeen, Mrs. Wylie
Hogue and Miss Mary Nell Hall were
The' Wedding pf Miss Ethel Ver-
nelle Hpmmond' and Sgf. Jack R.
Stein was solemnised Saturday after
noon. Nov. IS, at S o’clock in a quiet
ceremony at the Methodist Parsonage
tn Camden. In the pretoneef of the
Immediate families and a number of
close friends. Rev. Henry F’.-Collins-
performed toe,,<w,doubIe ring nuptial
eeremony.
T^ie bride waa attired In a suit of
dusty blue wool wlfh which she wore
flyjng blue acceasories and a corsage
of white rose buds.
Mias Lorine Strak. who attended
the bride, wore a ' dress of Rabbits
hair wool*with black aocesaoriea.
Archie J. Stein, brother of the
groom, waa the p^mmsman.
Mrs. Stein la the daughter of Mr.
and Mra. C. V. Hammond of Heath
Springs. She la a graduate of Heath
Springs High school and attended
Winthrop college. She is now em
ployed with Thomas and Howard^ of
this city.
Sgt. Stein is the son .of Mrs. Kate
Oraaamyer of Camden and Baltimore.
He la a graduate of Camden High
sdhOPi KtHl ia at present, statloned-.nt
the Aiken Army Air field.
On Sunday afternoon an informal
reception Waa held at the home of
Mrs. J. A. Strak. Bowls of white
chrysanthemums and southern smilax
were used In the living room and din
ing room. In the dining room the
wlnnei^s of prises in the con testa. . .. . , ,
Miss McLeod was presented her show- hride^ table waa cover^ * tnee^
jur --- thAv hi-Ma w u ' V 1 -.1 i! assisted by Mrs. A. L. Peerca and her
j,„. Gaskin,
er gifts in a traveling bag given her
by her mother. Attractive arrange
ments of Fall flowers were used
throughout the house and the hostess,
^'VowDpd in Winter black crepe
and her flowerg were RTch-
^ red roses. Mrs. Grant, mother
bridegroom, wore a black dress
■ak a corsage of rose buds.
A reception was held Immediately
fter the ceremony for the bridal par-
, and wedding guests. Bowls of
irious white flowers were arranged
iremghout the entire lower floor
rkkh was thrown en suite for the
ecMion. The bride’s table was cov-
with an antique linen and lace
aaquet cloth and centered by a three
j,rtdi,wedding cake, which the cou-
ie cut
Usisting the hostess at the recep-
kn were. Mrs. F. D. Marshall, Br.,
t Rock Hill, Mrs. D. M. Davis, Mrs.
loseph Gaskin. Mrs. Harvey Clark,
Irf CTvde GolJbel. Mrs. Bryant- Bren-
a*. Mrs. R. E. Barrus, Miss Nancy
kaders and Mrs, William MerrilL
Later in the evening the couple left
■ a wedding trip, after which they
rill make their home on Airport road,
i-or traveling the bride wore a two-
liece suit of black silk faille, and a
ioulder bouquet of white orchids.
Mrs. Grant is the daughter of Mr,
lud Mrs. Joseph B. Gaskin of Camden-
Ihe attended Camden city schools nnd
Schlosburg, Instructor of flying there.
Mrs. John SchneU—of. Harrisburg,
Pa., has arrived to Join Lt. SchheTT:
They are occupying 'the Schlosburg
cottage on Sarsfield street.
"Forrest "Bud" Booher and Mrs.
Booher have as their guests his fath
er, Charles Booher, and Mrs. Booher,
of Parkersburg, W'. Va.
punch, sandwiches and individual Iced
cakes. The honoree’s chair was mark
ed with a corsago of pink roses.
At the party on Saturday afternoon
given for her by Mrs. A. A. Huggins
and .Mrs. S. W. Hogue at the Hogue
residence on Walnut street, Miss Mc
Leod wak presented a corsage of
roses. Bingo was played from 5
cloth and adorned with white tapers
In silver holders. In the center wan a
three tiered white iced wedding cake
topped with a miniature/^bride and
groom. Presiding pt the punch bowls
were Mrs. W. C. Childers, slater of the
bride,, and Hiss Alois Hopkins. Others
assisting In serving were Misses-'Wil
lie Lee Higgins and Edna Strak and
Mr»r JAarion Baltey.
MISS TAYLOR HONORED
David ^mes, U, S. N., stationed at o’clock until 6:30 after which a Rus-
Norfolk, Va., spent the week-end with gjgn fourse was served. Winner
his mother, Mrs. Reed Sarratt, and qj prizes at bingo were Miss Margaret
Mr. Sarratt, before reporting to his pewell, Mrs. Buren Atchison, Miss
new base at Little Creek, Va. | ^llse McClain and Miss McLeod.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Johnson of Opp, • Lovely gifts of linen brought by the
Ala., returned on Tuesday after a' guests were given the bride-to-be dur-
week’8 visit with their daughter, Mrs. jng the tea hour. Miss Mary McLeod
S. Robt. Ward, and Mr. Ward, Cbes-jof Florence, was an out of town guest,
nut street
Mrs. Ben Johnson, who has boen'MRS. E. R. PARTRIDGE
making her home here for the past ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE
year, left on Wednesday for Anderson j Mrs. E. Randolph Partridge enter-
where she. will bo until after the first haihed at a dessert-bridge party on
of the year. 'Friday afternoon at 2:15’at the In-
Billy Clyburn, son of Mr. and Mrs. i gtructor's club on Greene street.
L. L. Clyburn, Broad street, is spend
ing a short furlough here before re
porting for duty at Fort Meade. Md.
Eleven tables wkre In play in the
beautifully decorated lower floor, car
ring out the Thanksgiving motif.
admen ceUegey Anderson—Bhe-la-iiraJnlng-aad-la-aL West Palm Beach.
I pretty and popular member of the
"oung social set of this city.
The groom Is the son of Mr. and
Irz'A. Turner Grant of Mocksvllle,
s', C- where he attended school. He
welved further education at Gordon
He has beten stationed at Camp Croft, cranberry jarts and coffee was served
Spartanburg, for some time. - 1 before the card game by the hostess,
Miss Doris Babin, formerly of Cam- assisted by the club hostess, Mrs,
den. has recently completed her boot
Fla., with the SPARS. She is the
daughter of Robert Babin of- Columbia
and the late Mrs. Sara Babin of Cam
den.
Judge Samuel Shull of Philadelphia,
was the house guest this week of Mr.
ilitary school and Curtis "Wright and Mrs. W. R. Capehart, “Carter
r»dmlcal Institute, Glendale. Call. AtjHilL’’ Boykin. Judge Shull and Mr,
meat he Is employed at the South- Capehart were classmates at the Uni-
Leone Lewis. At the conclusion of
the bridge, gftffles prizes were awarded
Mrs. C. M. Hunter for high score, Mrs.
n Aviation school
Among toe out of town guests were:
Ire. A. Turner Grant, mother of the
iroom. Mra^. Joseph Wilson, sister
1 the grooin of Mocksvllle, N. C., Mr.
tod Mrs. F. D. Marshall, Sr., and Mr.
tad Mrs. F. D. Marshall, Jr., of Rock
M. '
iASTER FRANKIE WOOTEN
JELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Muter Frankie Wboleii was honor-
id on his 8to birthday Saturday, Nov.
It with a party glvwi him by hla
Dother. Mrs. Frank Wooten, on North
HQl street. Fifteen' of hla frlenda
Mre treated to the movie and after-
urds served Ice cream and birthday
reke In a Thanksgiving setting at the
Mooten home. Game# were played
md favors -given each guest. Mrs.
Wooten was assisted by her slater,
Mrs. Whitt Boykin. ^
i DAY 18-LAND
Mr and Mrs. O. B. Davis of Cam-
len. announce the marriage of their
laughter, Helen Geneva, to Pvt. Jo
seph Cecil I.,and of Camp McKall, N.
C. and Jeffersonyllle, Ky. The^cere-
aony'-was performed by Judge N. C.
Arnett on Thursday, Nov. 11 at 5 p. m.
North Carolina, Chapel
verslty of
Hill, N. C.
Mrs. S. M. Clarke of Estill, arrived
on Wednesday for ’a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. John L. Team, and Mr.
Team, Broad street. Mrs. Team will
also have as her guests on Sunday
her brother, Sam C. Clarke, and Mrs.
Clarke, and her slater, Mrs. J. M.
Sandlfer. and Mr. Sandifer, all of
ColumbliL
PiL Richard C._ Moor^ who has
been stationed in 'Iceland for STe past
year, has been on r'visit to his family,
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Moore, for the
past several'days. He had the mis
fortune to have hlg left hand blown
off while la Iceland and has been In
the Walter Reed hospital for the past
several weeks.
Mrs. A. C. Goodwin of Greensbero,
N. C., and her sister, Mrs. Ida B. Price
of Columbia, spent the week-end at
CanitloTi .^hey renewed old
E. Clarkson Rhame for the score ad
ding: nearest two thousand, Mrs. A'.'^'W.
Habeeb for toe lowest »core,-and In
the contest that followed attractive
prizes were given Mrs. G. F. Bost for
having on the darkest shade of nail
polish. Mrs. John Hoov^ for pwe^
ing toe smallest foot Mrs. J. E. Me
Kain for weartpg the greatest number
of buttons end to Mrs. A. B. Ander
son for the combination of numbers
in her house number adding to 16
(574.)
AMERICAN LEGION AUX. '
WITH MISS WHITAKER
.'The American Legion Auxiliary met
at the home of Miss Jennie Wmitaker
with Mrs. W. Q. Major as assisting
hostess on Friday. Nov.„ 12.
The president called the meeting to
order. The flag was presented, fol
lowed by the oath of allegiance. ’The
chaplain read toe prayer. Minutes
were read and approved. 'There were
14 members present. It was announc
ed that the building of a memorial
building was being discussed. Mrs.
J. R, Belk and Mrs. Mortimer Muller
were appointed to look into this.
It was voted that the Auxiliary buy
a 15.00 T. B. Bond, also an enjoyable
In'honor of Miss Ix)ulse Taylor,
bride-elect. Miss Jean Mayer of 208
York street. Invited about twenty of
Miss Taylor’s friends to a lingerie
shower, Wednesday evening, Novem
ber 17, at 8 o’clock.
Mrs. Andrew Caqipbell w'on the
prize in the game Milady’s Hope
Chest. Because of so many winners
in the game Trees, the prize was giv
en to Miss Taylor. EJveryone wrote
In “advice to the bride’* book and
then drew her picture after the lignta
were turned off.
Vases of chrysanthemums helped to
decorjite the living room with Ivy^
liows~around the mantle above the]
bride-elect’s chair, which was marked
with a big white bow.
Gifts brought by the guests were
presented to Miss Taylor after re
freshments were served. -
A HoKday Gift That WiU DeUght A
Woman’s Heart—Lovely Flowers!
Enhance! this Thanksgiving ^gaiety with a gift of lusci
ous chrysanthemums! We,have them in gorgeous full
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bloom. Also other flowers in season. - -
The Xafflden Floral Co.
211 East Laurens Street
_ , ' CAMDEN, S. C.
Phone 193
JUNIOR CLASS OF HIGH
SCHOOL TO HOLD DANCE
The Junior Class of the High schcol.
will sponsor a dance Tbanksglving
night at the High "school Gym. at'8
o’clock. A well known orcBestra will
fu^lsh the music. 50 cents per couple
win be the admission charge.
Give Him or Her
A BICYCLE
For Christmas,
Our supply is very Jiihited, sg call now and select yours.
All are of good standard makes. ^
We pay highest prices Ifor used bicycles and also do
expert repair work.
DeKalb Bike Shop
West DeKalb Street
acquaintances they~ltn6W when they} BOClal~huur was held.
llv^d here as the Misses Barnes.
COMING ATTRACTIONS
—AT—
Camden Theatre
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
NOVEMBER 19 and 20
Hippy Romance — Happy Laffs
It’s Gay in a Big Wayl
“IS EVERYBODY HAPPY”
Ted Lewls-vand his Orchestra
Nan Wynn — Michael Duane
Sat, Nov. 20, 10:30 Show
Good to the last gasp!
Three murders—end more to come
“THE MYSTERY OF THE
13th GUESt”
Helen Psrrieh—Dick Purcell
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21
^orge Sanders—Philip Dorn
Brenda Marshall
“PARIS AFTER DARK”
Monday and Tuesday
November 22 and 23
Susan Peters—Herbert Marshall
Mary Aster—Allyn Jdlsyn
‘‘YOUNG IDEAS”
^andalously FunnyL <
. KING-LOWE
Miss Elmma Belle JGnx of Plumb
Branch, a member of the Baron De-
Kalb school faculty, was married to
Hiram C. "Bud" Lowe on Tuesday,
November 2, at her home In Plirtnb
Branch." '“Bud" Is from Edgefield but
is now In too Navy. He has seen ac
tive service In Sicily and participated
In two other Invasions.
The Lowes have been on a honey
moon In Florida for the past week.
MR. AND MRS. SAWYER
HOSTS AT BUFFET SUPPER •
Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Sawyer, 2nd,
were hosts at a buffet supper on
Saturday evening at the Bolton resi
dence. Guests were invited for seven
o’clock and supper was served from
an elaborately appointed table in toe
massive dining room. The table was
centered with a long shield-shaped
vase fitted with autumn colored'chry-
santoemums and toll topers in antique
silver candelabras were used else
where In the room. Masses of various
Mrs. Lowe returned here on Sunday
to resume her work as teacher In the j colored chrysanthemums were attrao-
Baron DeKalb school while her hus- tively arranged Jn the entire lower
band left for Portsmouth, Va., to i floor of this beautiful antl-belhim
board ship and return to active serv-[home. ;;
Ice In toe Pacific. Mrs. Lowe Is re- i
siding In the home of Mr. and Mrs. Argentina hkk found many school
Henry Smith at DeKalb. 'inspectors holding teachers’ Jobs.
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Comfortable
. With Springs
SQEAS and CHAIRS
PRE-WAR CONSTRUCTION
home—^for
FORMAL OPENING
OF THE
Wednesday and thurs.
November 24 and 25
^Uflht Back by Popular Rsquest
^tage door canteen
wid a grsat iov story^
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LOIS COXE DRESS SHOP
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new married, tor anyone de-
1603 Lyttleton Street ^
Monday 10 a. m. Npveniber, 22nd
PRESENTING
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Dresses - Coats * Suits and
Accessories - Sportwear <
serving a wonderful Christ
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