Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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""—, ™ ^prsonals anctr Societi] Mr*. M*»m« Nettle*, ^iety Editor Phone l«l W Mrs. B. O. Sh^ly haTe re- from a to relatives in G. Muller, Rectory Sguare, **”’ Visit to lier sister, Mrs. H. K. f in Charlotte. N. C. ind Mrs. P. B. Baird were called ii.tfhews. N. C.. on account of the •»,. of Mr. Baird's father, ^ine Reed, Macdonald Goodwih, , Johnston and William Lefevers in New York this week on busl- **Sijrht Instructor and Mrs. Cameron iJiaren have returned from a week's Jfcit with Mrs. McLaren’s family in V r iville, N. C. P. Sawyer, Laurens Court, trees “ McCorkle, Jr., son of Mayor Md Mrs. F.rancls McCorkle, who is a pre-medical student at • the University of South Carolina, spent 1^ Camden at the home of his parents. Major and Mrs. Reuben Pitts, Jr., duty In Florida. Major Pitts received his majority last month after doing service in the South Pacific theatre of war for a year. Mrs. Doyne L. Turner of Oklahoma, who with her husband, Lt. CoL Tur ner, are stationed in Washington with the United States Army Air corps. Is the house guest of Mrs. John Hagins and Mr Hagins, Cheenut St. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Burrows and Pamela Wheeler spent a few days In Charlotte, N. C., with their families. Mrs. Burrows has received word from the War department that her brother, Charles Helms, reported missing in action on Sept. 29, is a prisoner of war in Germany, Lt. Herbert Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Stoney Moore, left on Thurs day morning for C^mp Hale, Colo., where he will be stationed. Lt, Moore yfs E. jJnt the week-end In Atlanta, Qa., from Columbia-by Delta Airline S returning by plane on Sunday. grs L. A. McDowell returned last •fcorsdav to her home in Tampa, Pla., a week’s visit here and in Be- H. 0. Carrlson left this week jJ Norfolk, Va., where she will be ^ guest of her son, Lt. H. O. Carrl- ^ jrT. anT tamily. ' and iirs. J. B. McCoy had aa tfcelr guests recently, Mrs. W. T. Me-' was graduated from Officers Candl- Qoj and Miss Elizabeth - Myers of date school at Camp Davis, N. C.. with Pelier. top honors in his class. His wife, the - Capt. and Mrs. Henry L«e Clyburn former Mary Julia Kelly of Bishop- ud children of Portsmouth. Va., are ville, and his sister, Mrs. W. A. Mar- jjsjiting the former’s faAi^, James shall, Jr.. (Elizabeth Moore) attended H. Cl^uni- and Mrs. Clybum. Ibe'gfaduatTh^ exercises. Mrs. Mocre Pvt. Homer E. Braslngton of Clin- expects to join him In the near future. ton. Iowa, is spending his 14 day fur- loagh with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. JOHN D. KENNEDY CHAPTER W. J. Braslngton, of Camden, R. 2 U. D. C. ENTERTAINED Mrs. William W. Roberts hasTetum- Mrs. A. A. Reasonover and Mrs.^A. (d to Moody Field, Oa., after spending W. Humphries were joint hostesses lereral days with her sister, Mrs. to the chapter Monday afternoon at Walter Stokes. .4 p. m. The meeting was largely at- lira. John Land (Carolyn Cantey) of tended. In the absence of the presl- Gaatonia, N. C., spent the week-end dent, Mrs. E. C.. Von Tresekow, the with her mother, Mrs. B. O, Boykin, vice president. Miss Helen Phelps, ind Mr. Boykin. Carrlson street. presided. Mrs. John Richardson of Newburgh, The chapter appreciated the ad- N. Y.. arrived on Monday for a visit dress by Mayor McCorklp i regarding with Mrs Alice Marye and Dr. /ohn the Confederate Memorial intuated at W. Corbpfr. She left on Wednesday the intersection of Broad and lAurens tor Danville, Va., on account of the streets, as to whether or not It, has ainess of her brother but will return become * hazard to traffic, especially to Camden next week. at this time. This monument was erected by the ladles of the Monu mental association and later turned A8HLEY-WATEIIS A wedding of lovely itmxdlclty wa* that of Miss Dorothy Jean Aahley of Abbeville, and Jtmes P*nn Water*, sergeant in the United "Stadha Air corps, Camden and Spartanburg. Tho ceremony was aolemnUted Sunday af* temoon. Nov. 2S. at S o’clock at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Vance Ashley. The ceremony was performed before an improvised alter of ferns and tail vases of yellow chrysanthemums, ReY. J. N. McCord officiating. The double ring cei^mony was used in the pree- ence of a small assemblage of rela tives and friends. The bride was attended by her sister. Miss Sara Ashley of AblMvllle, as mgid of ^onor. The bride, who was given in mar riage by her father, wore a two piece dress of brdwn wool with matching accessories. Her corsage was of small yellow chrysanthemums. Her only ornament was a gold diamond studded ^avaliere, which had been worn by her mother when she was married. Attending the groom as best man was Sgt. Bill Reese, of the Air corps, Camden. . Immediately after the ceremony an informal reception was held for the bridal party and guests. Of Interest is the fact that Rev. McCord also of ficiated at the marriage of the bride's mother and father. Mr. Waters 1s stattoned at the MRS. RAMOOLPM Southern Aviation school.- where - hA PARTRlOfiE.. HONORED ■RAOLEY-OZYGAN Miss Ruby Elisabeth Bradley ,aad Aviation Cadet William Csygan, Jr., of the Southern Aviation school and Detroit.- Mich., were marrldd on Satur. day evening. Dec. .4, by the Rev. Boyce A. Da via. pastor of the Hermitage Baptist church, before an aasemblage of relatives and friends. Miss Sally M. Bums was maid of honor. She was gowned in a dull black crepe dress with black sequin trim and black accessoriM and her flowers were red roses. The bride, entering with her father, who gave her in marriage, waa lovely in a two-piece dress'of heavy crepe in Ice blue with black accessories and with this she wore a shoulder corsage of bridal roses. . , Cadet* Dale W. Gierke of Camden and Chicago. 111., waa best nun. Cadet Ciygan was a member of the' graduating class, 44-D and left on Monday for Bush Field, Augusta. Ga., where he will receive his basic flight' training. Mrs. Czyganc who holds a responsible positloa with the Western Union Telegraph company in Camden, will join her husband at Christmas. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Bradley of Camden. Cadet Czygan is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Csygan, Sr., of Detroit. Mich; His ^slsttr, Mrs. Charles Dewey, of Detroit, was an out-of-town guest. THE GARDEN CLUB WILL MEET MONDAY The Oardea club will meet Monday, December IS. at S:45 with Mias Fletch er, Brevard Place. The . topic l» 'Something Else to Eat'* Tea'will be senred but aa no rationed foods are permitted, members will pleaao bring their own sugar! has many friends, as well as in the City, who wish the couple* mauy years of happiness. Guests included Sgt. and Mrs. Bill Mrs. A. W. Habeeb and Mrs. Charles Broome were hoatfssee at three tables of bridge honoring Mrs. Randolph! Partridge on Thursday afternoon at Reese and Mr, and Mrs. Bill Merrill Of|U>e Broome home on Fair, street. A' Comden; -end Mrs. Rr Lr Ashley, dessert -^?ouf8e was served Immddf- - Mrs. -Robert Ashley and Robert, Jr., j®tely upon the arrival of the guests of Honea Path; Mr. and Mrs. S. J. King of Plum Branch; Mr. and Mrs. Bill I^angley of Newberry; Mrs. H C. Lowe of Westville, and the Rev. and Mrs. J. N, McCord of Greenwood. Sgt. and Mrs. Waters are at home at 1413 Fair street, (Tamdea. COMING ATTRACTIONS —AT— Camden Theatre FRI..SAT.T-DE€r-I0^1— THE STRANGE DEATH OF ADOLPH HITLER” with Ludvig tionath and Gale Sonder- gaard over to the U. D. C. The program for the afternoon was an account of this unveiling by a correspondent of that time, read by Mrs. W. D. Whitaker, This event In ,1883, was one of the largest and most historic ceremonies held in the State of South Carolina. —Subject for Jan, 3i-19444 R. E. Lee, chesnut street. Stonewall Jackson and EJdgar A. Poe. Hostess, Mrs. R. M. Kennedy. With the Sick Norman Lee “Diny” Roland of the maintenance department at the South ern Aviation school, is a patient at the TTamden hospital, having been operat ed upon for appendicitis. Mrs. Mary Wooten Long is.ccmfined with flu at the Camden hospital. Mrs. S. M. (Docia) McCaskill is again a patient at the Camden hoe- SAT., Dec. 11,10:30 Show “ADVENTURE IN IRAQ” — With — John Loder SUNDAY, DEC. 12 “LARCENY WITH MUSIC” Allan Jones. Kitty Carlisle and Leo Carrillo MON.-TUES., DEC. 13-14 “GUADALCANAL DIARY” Preston Foster and Lloyd Nolan WED.-THURS., DEC. 15-16 “TOP MAN” Dtiiiald O’Connor, Susanna Foster snd Count Basie and his orchestra KATHERINE RHAME CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Clarkson Rhame, Broad street, was honored on her 2nd birthday .Saturday, Dec. 4, with a party given her by her mother. Thirty of the younger set and their mothers were invited for 4 o’clock and after much merriment the little hos tees led the way to the dining room where dellcions refreshments were served from a beautifully appointed table. A white reindeer in all Its glory graced the center of the table with Its sleigh filled with real poin- settas and tiny Christmas favors were presented each little guest. Little Mt»s Rhame cut her birthday cake and at the ctincluslon of the card game later In the afternoon prizes were given Mrs. Watson Eaddy for high score, Mrs. John Taylor for sec ond high and the honoree, Mrs. Part ridge, waa presented many useful gifts, brought by the guests. pital. Pete Jetton was dismissed from the Camden hospital on Tuesday and is convalescing at his home. * G. F. Bost, flig'ht commander. Southern Aviation school, who has been a patient at the Camden hos pital, is recuperating at bis home on BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Ramsey Horton gnnounce the birth of a son, Marshall Ramsey Horton. 2nd. at the Camden hospital, Thursday. Dec. 2. Mrs. Horton , ia the former Norma Fowler of Greenville. Mr. Horton is assistant Su|>t. of raalntenanee'at the Southern Aviation school. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney (Papers Zemp (Sara Brunson) are receiving con gratulations upon the birth of a son, born Friday, Dec. 8, at the Camden hUBpItai. Thu baby has been uamod- Robert Wright Mltcjiam Zemp. MRS. MINIETTA AND MRS. BRDOME CDMPLIMENTEO Mrs. Eugene Minietta and Mrs. Charles Broome were complimented by Mrs. Maurice Clay, Mrs. A. W. Hab^b and Mrs. Joseph Riley with a luncheon EhlT Stork shower given at John A. Melton ^ree-Star Man Camden Young Man Honored ^ For HU OuUtanding Activity. John A. Melton, Y.lstC., son of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Melton, Sr., of 818 Fair street, this city, hks, received the submarine combat insignia, bearing two gold stars, in recognition of his fine work in submarine war patrol activity in the Southwest Pacific. The insignia was presented him Sept. 27, according to the Clay home on N. Mill street Mon day at noon. Wives of the offlceri at the 64th AAFFTD Southern Avia tion school were the invited guests and the hoetessei terved^a dellclbus luncheon at 1 o'clock. Buy War Bond* and SUinp* Studio Couch New Shipment Just Received, WITH SPMNGS! Abo NEW LOW PRICES. These Couches Are of Pre-War Con- Atruction! Comain and Select Yours TODAY. Camden Eumiture Company, _ Phone 156 I i '}i, 'I m which was decorated in the Christ mas colors of green and red, and gave each of her friends a piece. At five- thirty the young hostess stood at the door and said her good-bye's in a most grown-up manner. PVT. JIMMY D. 8HEDRN NDW AT KEESLER FIELD Keesler Field, Biloxi, Miss.—Pvt. Jimmy D. Sheorn has reported at KeesUr Field, a unit of the Army Air Forces Training command, to begin training as a pre-aviation cadet. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Sheorn. 619 Walnut street, Camden, and will spend 28 days here before go ing to a college or university for five months of further work preparatory to becoming an air cadet. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS anch *ee our ChrUtma* dUpUy of Flower* and ManU. Flower* delivered by wire to any part of the Jnited StatM and Canada. \ w w « ■ CAMDEN FLORAL CO. by his parents. Melton also received a third gold star for war patrol activity around the Jap held Islands. Three gold stars constitute the maximum award in submarine combat achievement. Mr. Melton, who has been In the Navy for the past three years. Is now at a naval hospital in California re cuperating from the effects of the strenuous activity in which he has been engaged since the war started. Haygood S. Bowden Receives Majority Word has been received here that Haygood S. Bowden-has received hi* f»aoUoa-to major ta4he-IL-S...Army. J Major Bowden has been in service since the mobilization of the National Guards, of whjich he waa a member in Savannah, Ga. He is now stationei with 118th Field Artillery Batallion at Camp Atterbury, Ind. Major Bowden is well-known in Camden, having visit ed with his brother, W. R. Bowden and Mrs. Bowden hnre. Tuberculosis kills 160 persons every day in the United States, or one every nine minutes. ■M your Christmas Shopping with us... while we have a wide variety of merchandise to se lect from. This year it's wise to buy early, and to also buy Practical Gifts. . * hjf. i'll — - Slips Beautiful slips and other lingerie in sizes to fit every woman. Come in atfd make your se lection today! Blouses^ For those women who love smartly tailored blouses— our variety of ' styles affords one \ for all! Soms good scores are being, made daily on our Alley* by some of the girl* and boya. Such pleaaant ex- erciaea<will really add atyength and beauty to your phj^ical body. (}ome in today and enjoy a few minute* of thia enjoyable game. Winter Tournament will start in two weeks. Get your name and team membert'ln immed. lately. ' CAMDEN BOWUNG ' CENTER Brpud She will be thrilled with one of our— Lovely Handbags The answer to every maiden's Christmas pray er! Rayon « Hosiery of matchless beauty! CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROU^X^