Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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■■riTV' THt^CAMDIN CHWOHICH, CAMOKW, »6UTH CAHOLlUlA, FWlOAy^^ECtjllggjLJIjL • y” vPilOl ^OTsonals and Societi^ Maxine Nettle#, Society Editor Pliohe 181 „A Mrs Roland Nettles and Betty, of Nlnety-Slx. spent Su»d here with reUUves. Miss n-rju- S. Hunter and little son, Hf^^ney, of Lamar, spent the ^with Mr. and Mrs. E. R. r ter of Camdenr Mrs Eddie Jennings (Grace fi'il of S.rato,a, N. Y.. h,T. for training season at A.. Mott returned to *^home in Hickory, N. C.. on Wed- ij,r home ^ week’s visit rlrlth A. Mott, Jr. • day'^were Betty, Blakeney, Bet- h^tller Rbetta Halsall, Ethel Ann f5,BldiD. Carolyn Harry Lee Gregory of Camp J/Vs is spending a short furlough ^ .ith his wife and Infant son at SThome of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Cul- iM Hampton street. vr and Mrs. Gene Russell (Jane rtlrkson) left on Saturday for San Texas where Mr. Russell a specfal (raining course In dication for his commission at Uidolph Field. aiss ‘ Jim” Eldredge has returned w, her old home, Camden, and will the winter at the Court lnn. ^entertained Col. and Mrs. E. C. ion Tresckow at dinner there on Thanksgiving day. Her many friends ue welcoming her home. Miss Sybil Drakeford. daughter of and .Mrs, E. D. Drakeford, had as wr guests on Thanksgiving day, Muses Irene Yates of Sumter, Betty Davis of Laurens, and Carolyn Stroup d Douglas, Oa. These young ladies ire classmates of Miss Drakeford at Winthrop college. Rock Hill. Mr, and Mrs. W. M. Harlson, Sr., and son Phil, and -guests, Steve and Bo” Mulherin of Augusta, Ga., were piests of Mr. and Mrs, W. M. “Gum- Margaret Pewell spent the ^Mr*^*^!** D ^ r«latlve8 in Rock Hill . ‘ ^ ^ Kelly of Bishopville, was Garrfp'* M* sister, Mrs. Carrie M. Davia, Mill street inp?l? Blshopvflle. J. * ^»nday mre her "ifeter here. Mrs. Qarrle Davis. - Sarratt spent Thanksgiving with the former’s moth, er in Charlotte, N. C. P visited friends in Charlotte^ N. C.. over the week-end. Mrs Alice Marye has returned from New York where she visited friends for ten days. Lieut. Jack Brown, of Fort Riley, Kansas, is on a furlough and is spend ing some time at the home of his par ents, Mr. and .Mrs. T. P. Brown. Mrs. J. w. Campbell, Fair street, was called to her former home in Gas tonia on Tuesday by the death of her sister. Mrs. J. M. McLain. Capt. and Mrs. W. O. NetUeS of Fort Myers, Fla., are the guests of Mr.,and Mrs. W. F. Nettles on Laurens street. Miss Sidney Jones spent Thanks giving here with W parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ike F. Jones. She is a student at Saint .Mary’s, Raleigh, N. C. Mrs. Harman Head of Fort Meade, Fla.^ who baa been.APending ten days at the Hotel Camden, returned on Sunday after the wedding of her son. Cadet Gene Head, to Miss Corine Smith of Fort Meade. ^ Mrs. Lawrence H. Myers, of near Camden, is visiting at the hpme of her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Hall and Mr. Hall, in Mooresvllle, N. C. Mrs. J. L. Glllls, Dr. and Mrs. D C. Hinson, Miss Gertrude Glllis and J. Cooley Gillis spent Thanksgiving in Sumter with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Reames. Louis Reames accompanied them home for the week-end. Flight Instructor Woodrow Bost who has been living in Camden for nearly STUARTS GIVE liCCONi) PARTY THIS WEEK I* the fecoBd of the aeries ef pw* ties being given by Mrs. George E. Stum and Mrs. George E. Stuart. Jr., ibis week prises were won by Mrs. Watson Eaddy for the h^h^ score, Mrs. N. R. Goodale, Jr., tor the second RILEYS ENTERTAIN WITH BUFFET SUPPER Captain and Mrs. JSiepli- Riley en> terutned at a bi^ffet supper at their home on Cheanut sftreet Saturday evening. November 20. and again on Wednesday evening, November 24. About 40 guesta were present at Mch ^kTTENOS FUNERAL Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Kennedy, Jr* Alfred Kennedy of “Bettyiteck Plafr- tatlon.” Col. and Tilrs. Egmonl voB Tresckow, idiss Lai Blakeney and Mrs. J. Kershaw Shannon attended the funeral of Aleck C. Burrows. on CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY SgL and Mrs. Joseph A- Offleld cele> brated their first anniversary Dec. Si i»4S. She was befmre her marriage LUlle Mae HyatL daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hyatt of Ca^tt. SgL and Mrs. .Offleld are now residing at 1916 WTJlte Oak St.. Apt. 17, El Paso. highest score and by Mrs. G. F. Boat party and the Riley home , was at- „ PhiiUn*. church Mr for the lowest score for the after- tractively decoi^ted in the Thanks- ^ .i,- Sarah noon. giving motif, the centerpiece on the Four tables, were in play on Wed- dining room table being a large p®p ^ws and as a hoy^^as often In nesday afternoon and before the wooden bowl filled with fruit and F-B , irrandoarents Mr bridge gyne the hostesses served a vegetables and on the table in thw dessert courae to (h^ollowlng: Mrs. living room a pumpkin man, witn.^ Antnony Kenneay. James Tribble. Mrs. G. F. Boat, Sirs, banana ears and grape hair, sporting' _ vcmp jr * James Darby, Mrs. Ted Sawyer, Mrs. an officer cap. Out of town guests at FORT BENNING Sunday, Nov 21. '**®*“’ '*^**"« 0**^*<* ices were held at historic Bradford , . _ . rhm Taxaa Lee Mays, Mrs. N. R. Goodale, Jr., the Wednesday evening party were R«„nini r.a—Private William Mrs. Watson Eaddy. Mrs. C. M. Hun- Mrs. T. A. Mott, of Hickory, and Std-i ter, Mrs. Wilson Mills. Mrs. J. B. Me- ney Dunbar, brother of Mrs. Ike T. *®n of Mr a^ Mrs WU rtr 1 Tai.n.,1 a n iiam K. ^emp, oi jus L,aurcn» ^i.. Kain, Mrs Robt. Waid. Mrs. Randolph Jones of Beech Island, S. C. Partridge, Mrs. Ike F. Jones, Mrs. Joe Camden. S. C., has been selected for specialized army'training, and at pres- ent is assigned to the Sixth Regiment, ASTP, Basic Training Center, Fort Benning, Georgia. Cline, Mrs. Frtpp Pisbburne, Mrs. B. YOUNG LADIES GUILD C. Rhame. Mrs. M. G. Muller and Mrs. SPONSORED TEA Jack NetUes. j The Young Ladles Guild of Betfies , — Presbyterian church, with Mrs. Al in charge, sponsored a tea leqiON AUXILIARY HONORED WEDNESDAY on Saturday afternoon from 4:30 to FRIDAY, DEC. 10 On Wednesday afternoon ai the 6 o'clock in the Sunday school rooms. *The American LeEion Auxiliary home of Mrs. W. O. Hay on Fair St., honoring the w(>% bf the student of- Friday Dec. 10, at 4:30 Mrs. A. Nooger entertained in honor fleers and the aviation cadets at Jho ^arl A West ' Sarsfleld w Pearson who l^vea Southern AvUtkvn schooL Tea was avenue. Members are aske^d to bring with Lt. Pearson for a basic tra1n:ng served from an attractively appointed Christmas, package for the Vet- school soon, Guests were invited for tea table presided over by Mrs. M. G. grans hospital. Also a locker cover, dessert at two thirty and afterwards Muller, and the guests register was finished played bridge at two tables and one in charge of Mrs. J. H. McDaniels. 1 * ’ table of gto fQfiimy. Prizes were Others assfstlhg lit entertaining were KENNEDY awanled the following for their ability Mrs. Hugh Biliops, Mrs. DeLoache CHAPTER, ‘U. D. C., TD MEET in the games, a box of bath soap to Sheom, Rev. and Mrs. A. D. McArn .Mrs. W. Mann for high score in bridge, and the members of the Guild. a gay bandana to Mrs. Jane Leighton —— for the low score at bridge, and tea MRS. WILLIAM A, fowejAJo Mrs^^W. A. Winn. Jr., for WINN ENTERTAINS • the floating prize. 'To the hohoree, Mrs. Will la pi A. Wihii, Jr., Tnvltetl the hostess presented a lingerie col. 30 of friends to the Instructor’s lar. Mrs. Nooger was assisted by Mrs, club on Friday aftern^n to meet her Hay and Mrs; J. H. McDaniel. ~ t The John D. Kennedy chapter,. U, D. C., will meet on Monday, D^'emher 6, at 4 o’clock at the home of Mrs. A. A. Reasonover. on Leureiis street. A full attendance is reqnested. (hem here for Thanksgiving day. Mr. and Mr® Harvey "Cotton” Clarke and daughter, Mary, and Mrs. D M, Davis motored ...to BiBhopviUe on Thursday afternoon where they were diB guests, of Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Tindal. Other guests' al “We TIttdal home for Thanksgiving were Mr. and jlrs Hughey Tindal of Henderson, K C. ’ Miss Margaret Cox iislted her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cox, during the Thanksgiving holidays. She brought with her three pf her class- autea at Columbia college, Misses Jean Leslie. Margaret Duke and Jeanne Fowler. Betty Lewis also of Columbia college, visited her father, J. P. Lewis, and Mrs. Lewis, on Thanksgiving. Sgt. and Ml’S. Clifford R. Holston Qf Murfreesboro. Tenn., spent the iMt ply for a commission in the United States Army Air corps. w^eek with the former’s parents, Mr and Mrs. E. R. Hunter, of Camden. They left Friday to spend the remain der of his furlough with Sgt Holston’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Holston, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, after which they will return to Camp Forrest Tentt,, where he is now stationed. Mr. and Mrs. Watson Baddy, Bre vard Place, have as their guest Mr. Eaddy’s mother, Mrs. A. G. Eaddy. of Johnsonville. Tliey also entertained OB Thanksgiving Mrs. Rae Anderson and daughters, Betty and Barbara Coker of Cfberaw, and Mr. and Mrs —Pull Bowie-and -son, Paut Jr„ of Darlington. Mrs. Anderson and .Mrs, Howie are sisters of Mrs. Watson Eaddy. 90 TtBl To relieve discomforts, one of the best thlnin vou can do h put a good apoomul of bome- Vicks VapoRub In a bowl of boiling water. Then feel the wonderful relief come as you breathe In the steaming medicated vapors that penetrate to the cold-congested upper breathing passagesl See how this soothes Irrltatli^ quiets roughing, and helps clear the head-bringiiig;^ grand comfort, fot »0tB MEUEF... rub throat, chest am4 hmtk with VapoRub at wdtime. Vicks VapoRub works tor hours—2 MVA at Ma*—to brinit from dlatrasa. Remember- It 8 Vicks VapoRub y«a jmnt mother, .Mrs. Carroll Reddle, and Mr. Winn’s mother. .Mrs. W. A. Winn, Sr., of Augusta, Ga„ who were their house- guests over tlie Thanksgiving holl- da.vs. Tea was served by the hewtew, by Mrs. I.,eone Lewis, Mrs. SMITH-HEAD Bethosda Presbyterian church was the scene of a wedding of charming slmpHclty on Baiurdiy'evehThg'“^en Miss Cqrlne Smith of Fort Meede, Fla., became the bride of Aviation -Cadet- Etigene Clarke Head—of—tha Southern Aviation School, Camden and Fort Meade, Fla, Rev. A. Douglas McArn performed the ceremony in the presence of the mmediate families and a few close friends. The church was beautifully decorated with bridal white gledioli and chrysanthemums and seven- branched candelabra holding cathe dral tapers. The bride, entering alone was met at the altar by her matron- of-lU)nor, Mrs. Billy D. Hayes, of Rock was" lovely in a two piece" light blue wool suH with Navy blue accessories and a corsage of white rose buds. She added a top coat in the light blue for traveling. Mrs. Hayes wore a suit of red and black woo] and a corsage of gardenias. Mrs. Head is the daughter of Mrs. Wesley Smith of Fort Meade, Fla. She attended Florida Southern Col lege. Lakeland, and Webb’s Business college. Ckdet Head, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harman Head of Fort Meade, attended Davidson college. N. C., and Stetson university where he was a CADETS’ WIVES ENTERTAINED A group of the wives of the cadets the Southern Aviation school were assisted guests at on M’ednesday after. Alton Brown and Mrs. Walter Szeleste, noon, Nov. 24. when Mrs. Alfred D. from 4:.30 to 6 o’clock. Fall flowers Caldwell and Mrs. Verner Sharpe, Jr., and pine was tastefally arranged in entertained at the home of Mrs. John the rooms reserved for the party, Lindsay on Lyttleton street. The which was delightful in it’s Inform- hostesses poured tea from two silver slity, services on a beautifully appointed tea table carring 9ut the ’Tbanksgiv- ANDER8DN.DDRMAN ing holiday spirit. Among the guests Aviation Cadet Harold R. Dorman were: Mesdames Forrest D. Gunder- of the Southern Aviation school and son, JY;; R. C. Wedlake, L. R. Qlavls," Akron. Ohio, and Miss Marjorie Jean Jr., W. G. Hoskins, T. J. Sternad, R. Anderson of Akron, were married at Z. Rozner, L. J. Belanger, Jr., H. W. • o’clock Saturday evening at the Markowski, J. E. Carroll, A. J. Sauler, Bethesda Presbyterian church with Jr., Sidney Silcock and A. R. Dam- (he pastor. Rev. A. Douglas McArn, mer, Mrs^J2aldwell _ftn4_Mrs. Sharpe officiating, using the double ring cere- were assisted by Mrs. Lindsay 'wi(h mony, " The“^5upte wwo unattended - whom they make their home. land entered the church together. Present for the occasion were Mr. PVT> RDBERT E. GREGDRY - Hind Mvs. A. U.^)OFmaa, parents ot thalboxiv jind Mr REPDRTS AT PARIS ISLAND j bridegroom, and his sister. Miss Parris Island. S. C.—U. S. Marine Marian Dorman, all of Akron, Ohio. Private Robert E. Gregory, son of Mr. I ’ Theron L. Gregory, Kershaw, has re-j ANNDUNCE ENGAGEMENT ported here to begin the second phase Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Branham of of training which be must undergo Lugoff, announce the engagement of btfore winning his commission in the their daughter. Ruby, to Eldward fighting Leathernecks. Pvt. Gregory Harden, Jr. Mr. Harden is the son of is now in boot camp here after com-'Mr. and Mrs. Eklward Harden. Sr., of pletlng his V-12 training at Emory Camden. The wedding will take place University. In December. member of PI Kappa Phi fraternity. He is finishing his primary flight training in 44D. Among the out-of-town guests,were Mrs. Wesley Smith and Mrs. Harman Head of Fort Meade, Fla., Mrs. Billy D. Hayes of Rock Hill, and many ca dets and their wives. STUARTS ENTERTAIN AT DESSERT-BRIDGE PARTY Mrs. George E. Stuart and Mrs. George E. Stuart, Jr., were hostesses at a dessert-bridge at their home on Lyttleton street on Tuesday afternoon in the first of a series of Christmas parties. Guests were invited for 2;30 and a sweet course was served. Each T>lat« held a miniature corsage of holly tied with red satin ribbon and holiday greens were used throughout the house. At the conclusion of the bridge game later In the afternoon prizes were, awarded Mrs, J. L. Willi ford for high score, Mrs. D. A. Boy kin for second high score and Mrs. C. M, Hunter for third high score. Those invited to this delightful affair were: Mrs. J. L. Williford. Mre. D. A. Boy kin, Mrs. C. M. Hunter, Mrs. M. O. Muller, Mrs. John MuHeiL Mrs. T. Lee Little, Mrs. R. E. Stevenson, Stn. Samuel Russell. Mrs. Woods Roblnaod, Mrs. Gaylord Tucker, Mrs. Donald Morrison and Missee Charlotte and Lelia Shannon. In 1904 the first dispensary in this country devoted exclusively to the treatment of the tuberculosis poor was opened in New York City. In the early 1900’8, tuberculoste was responsible for almost 12 out of every 100 deaths occurring in the U. S epskCoU Coapany. lonu l*^ S,C Bottler: Pepsi-CpU Bottlmf Co^ of Col«mb*at tloned at Fort Bliss, Texas. O. A, R. CHAPTER TO MEET WITH MRS. MARVIN The Hobkirk Hill Chapter, D. A. R., will meet today, ^Iday, December S, at the home of Mre. H. Q. MirvTh, at 4 o’clock. All memhera are urged to be preseift. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. '’wnd Mre. Woodrow Bost an nounce the birth of a daughter, Emily Carolin, on November 19, at Newton, N. C. Mr. and Mre. Bost formerly lived in Camden. • HOSPITAL AUXILIARY TO MEET There.' will be a meeting of the hospital Auxiliary at the Nurse’s home next Monday, December 6. at four o’clock. Weekly News Letter From Liberty Hill (Too Late tor Last Week) U. S. Army Chaplain Major J^in E. Richards was a visitor with his father, Capt. N. S. Richards, and other rela tives here last week. Miss Lucy Clements of the EaMey school, and Pvt John Henry Clements of Fort McClellan, Ala., arrived on Friday night for a visit to their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Clements. Miss Margaret Richards of Colum bia college, spent the week-end with her mother. Mrs. J. G. Richards. Mr. L. A. Perry' is confined to hla home by sickness. Mrs. T. P. McCrae has received a message that her son, Lt John Rich ards McCray, has arrived safely over seas. Misa Righton Riefcards of tbo- Port Mill scrool. Miss Phoebe Richards and her guest, Miss Holman, of Greens- P. G. Richards and daughter, Miss Marian, of Lancaster, were Sunday guests of Capt. N. 8. Richards. Mrs. O. W. Perry and son, G. W. Perry, and Miss Christine Perry of Lancaster, were visiting relatlvee here Sunday evening. Miss Louise Johns ton is a Charlotte, N. C., visitor. The Misses Richards spent Thanks, giving day wlthnhelr sister, Mrs. J. K. Hurst, and family of Bishopville,. COMING ATTRACTIONS —AT— . Camden Theatire FRIDAY and SATURDAY DECEMBER 3rd and 4th Barbara Stanwyck •— Joel McCrea “BANJO ON MY KNEE” SATURDAY NIGHT~10:30 DECEMBER 4th ' 'I#. Chester Morris — Jeanne Bates “THE CHANCE OF A UFETME” >000»G0000D»»O0»»»»OO0»»< SUNDAY, DEC. 5th ' Donald Woods — Elyse Knox Ray Ebtrls and Drehestra “HIYA SAILOR” )#i»oo»»»i»0GOOoooaooaooo« MONDAY and TUESDAY DECEMBER 6th and 7th Louise Allbritton — Robt. Palp* LDN CHANEY Evelyn Ankers “THE SON OF DRACULA” WEDNESDAY and THURS. DECEMBER 8th and 9th Bette^'DavIe Miriam Hopkins “OLD ACQUAINTANCE” Hiese Beautiful Thinj^ Tn Wear > - - » They’re the sort ot strictly feminine things that every woman loves . . . that make each proud poasessor a queen of loveli ness! Why? They’re her best compliments!—enhancing her grace and her taste for beauty. Let our lovely lingerie solve your Christmas-gift shopping problem ... for it’s certainly st’-niost desirable offering for her perf^t holiday! 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