Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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WHEELER-ROLANO , Charles- E^rall8 Botneaa i^h the marriage of hla daughter. Bolneau Wheeler, to John * Roland at the home of the DeSaussure street Sunday g;J0 o’clock. Judge* N. & “performed the ceremony In tke ceof the immediate families, bride wore an adranced Spring of aquamarine crepe with tccessoriee and a shoulder cor- of Richmond Red roses j^ediately followingJhe wremony formal reception was given by ^ Boineau and Mrs. Bolneau for ^ding guests and a few intimate Beautiful arrangements of '^wers were used throughout the tit. Roland is the daukhter of Col- I ^ineau and the late Mrs. Bolneau Midfields plantation, Boykin. Mr Roland, the son of Dr. J. Mau- ■jloland and th« late Mrs. Roland McKeesport. Pittsburgh, Penn.; has affiliated with the Southern school as flight commander tvo years. He has been granted release and he and Mrs. Roland , on December 20 for Miami h Fla., where he will take traln- an aviation cadet In the” Air of the Army of the U. S. _TME CAMDEW CHWOKHCLt. CAMDEW, SOUTH CAWCLIWA, rUlOAV; OeCgMlgR 17, 1f4S wage RIVIE ^erspnalrand ^ocielij Mrs. Maxine Nettles. Society Editor Plione 181 P nurse of ColuinbU hospiui. spent the week-end In Camden with Miss LoU ScoU. of Charlotte. N. L., was the guest over the week-end ““Iher, Mrs. John Lindsay. Williams, cashier of the Com- a business trip to Atlanta, Ga. Pvt and Mrs. Paul White visited friends in Bennettsville last week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Abeles, North Broad street returned last week from San Antonio, Texas, where Mr. Abeles has been taking a special course at Randolph Field. He la a member of m^cial Bank, returned Tuesday from the ground school at the Southern iriition IISSKATHERYN BOYD Sored last Monday Miss Katheryn Boyd, bride-elect Ao will he married to James Alan of Randolph Field, Texas, and lock Hill, next week, whs compli- lentedby Miss Jane Halsall and .Miss l^ty Thomas on Monday evening rith a lingerie .shower and bridge given on the mezzanine floor i Thomas’ Tavern. Quests were In- liied (or 8 o'clock and at the Con xion of the bridge game prizes were Laura Brown—for high (ore, and Miss Betty Sowell for the jt prize. The honoree was the re- jpient of many beautiful gifts. A ticken salad course was served. ^ttd Mrs. D. C. Hinson vished the former's brother in Columbia on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.^A. Stanley Llewllyn-of Spartanburg, spent the week-end at the Court Inn. Mr and- Mrs. Jamhs Folk and baby of Norris. Tenn., were the week-end Ruesta of Mrs. Folk’s aunt, .Mrs. H. L. Richey. Aviation school. Rev.,and Mrs. H. D. Anderson (Jane Caston) are spending a few days here with Mrs. Anderson’s parents. Rev. i and Mra, J. B. Caston. Rev, Anderson has bean taking special work at the Chaplain school kt Harvard University and he, with Mrs. Anderson, leaves In a short time for hla duties in Call- foroia, as a chaplain In the Army. PORTER-BOUTELLE Mrs. Dick Jenkins (Helen Tindal) Vl8imrh;r”m;tw ot Miss Alice Angle Tlndar F^i? Porter, daughter^ of Mr. and Mrs. Vrfl ’ Oeorge Curtis Porter, Delmar, N. Y., ence LlfnJi rtO Lindsay Maynard Boutelle, son ot i.L spent Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Boutelle of TAVVOR-LOVETTE Miss. Louise Janet Taylor became the bride of Lt. Edward Lovette* of Otmden and Green Cove Springs, FIs., December 8, at 8 o’clock at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Taylor ot Lughff. The Rev. Matthew M. Rabon of Columbia and Camden, officiated, using the im- .pressive double ring ceremony in the presence of the Immediate families and close friends. The candles were lighted by Miss Frances Hammond ot Columbia, a Minietta cousin of the bride, and Mrs. David Melton. Jr. (Sarah BarnhUl) of Cam den. The traditional wedding' music was furnished by the groom’s mother, Mjf. H. T. Lovette, Sr., pianist. ^Miss Annie Mae Taylor, only sister of the bride, was maid ot honor and only attendant, wore a lovely two- piece dress of turquoise tan and a shoulder corsage of yellow roses. First Lt. H. T. Lovette, Jr., of (3amp Butner, N. C., and Camden, only broth er of the groom, was best man. The bride, a lovely blond, given In marriage by her father, was beautiful in a street length two-piece dress of bridal blue and black accessories. Wfth this she wore a purple throated •Lewis, Club hostess, served an elab orate salad course to the following guests: Mesdames John Taylor. H. F. Speaks, Alice Marye, Scott Duncan. W. L. Ooodale, C. M.-Hunter, Ike F. Jones. Geo. Eaiis, Jr., Walter Sieleste, Ted Sawyer, O. P. Bost. Wm. Winn, Wm. Lee, A. W. Habeeb, Joseph Riley, CHias. Broome, Watson Baddy, Wm. OT>wyer, Joe Stone, Wilson Mills, Al ton Brown, Robt. Abeles, A. B. Ander son. W. B. Marshall. H. W. Clapp, L. Q. Bishop, Wm, Buford and Eugene ^BIRTH announcement Bom to Flight) Officer wid Mrs. Ifswis P. Anderson, a girl, who has* been named Joan Marcus. Mrs. An derson is the former LdtUe Smyrl oC Camden. Mr. Anderson is at present, serving with the Army Air corpe in Sicily. The Faeroes Islands, 17 In nomber, settled largely by Norwegians, re mains under Danish sovereignty, through an oversight lo. the treaty of 1814 when Norway seceded from Denmark. ■wr S?. M;. a ?■ = Mr« Hr 1.' . V — .December 11, at the Lyttleton Street ^’^'“^yp^rthodlst church In Camden. The rtng ceremony was-^ performed mr<ii X. r . -"“"Ii-creniuuy was” penormea Vil husband. Col. Waite, by the Rev. Henry Collins. Mrs. Mrs W P provided a program Mrs. w. b. Buckley, who BpeBt the I of organ music. week-end on the east coast vUitlng Bay War Bonds and Stamps r ' ^ COMING ATTRACTIONS —AT— her son, James, who is in the Navy, returned home Monday. Miss Janet Jordan, who has made man. .Mrs. Philip Cook of Fall River, Mass., was the bride’s only attend ant and Cadft Philip Cook was best her home in Augusta, Ga., for the The bride wore a white satin and past year, is home for Christmas with net wedding gown with train and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Jor-,full length veil fastened to a Juliet dan. Mr. anj Mrs.' Howard Speaks had .**Dd carrlet^. white rosea and as their guests last week end. .Mr. and Mrs. Clay Johnson and daughter, Aline bsuardia. Joan, and Mrs, Thelma Norman of Mrs. Cook, matron of honor, wore orchid satin and net and carried yel- Statesvllle, N. C. Cadet David W. Wallman, who Is low snap dragons. A reception followed the ceremony at the home of Cadet and Mrs. Rich- Camden Theatre FRIDAY-SAT., DEC. 17-18 Louise Rainer, Paul Lukas and William BendU. “HOSTAGES” Extra added: "Mardl Gras," Musical Special In Technicolor SAT., DEC. 18, 10:30 Show V Allan Jones and Evelyn Ankers “YOU’RE A LUCKY FEL LOW MR. SMITH” Ginger Rogers, David Nevin, -Charles Cobwni-FfMrit-Albertsoa- —SUNDAYTDECrtD It makes you swell with pride! *THERE’S SOMETHING . ABOUT A SOLDIER” with With Tom Neal, Evelyn Keyes, Bruce Bennett and John Hubbard M0N..TUES.. DEC. 20-21 ’’BACHELOR MOTHER” WED.-THURS., DEC. 22-23 Margo and John Carradine “GANGWAY FOR TOMORROW” Added: Latest News and Popeye In training at Yale University, withjard Blakeford. Receiving with the his mother, Mrs. L. L. Wallman, of bridal party were the bride’s mother Charleston, are visiting friends and and the groom’s mother and father relatives here for a few days. .Mrs. Porter wore a gown of dusty Sgt. Guy Mayer, who has served! rose with matching hat. Mrs. Bou- ^ljyOhe_ UnUed States Army In the . telle wore a gown of light blue! Both Ehiropean theatre of war for fifteen! wore corsages of gardenias, months, arrived here on Sunday for a j The bride is a graduate of the furlough with his family. Bethlehem Central High school In Cadet John Warren Roland and Delmar, N. Y. and attended Albany Mrs. Roland (Betty B. Wheeler) with Business College at Albany, N. Y. For Pamela. Wheeler, left on Friday fojr.the pasLiwo yeare Bh_e.'ha8 been em- Maml Beach, Fla., where Cadet Roland ployed In Baltimore, Md. will take special flight training. | The groom also graduated from the Pvt. Colvern Sheorn, son of Mr. Bethlehem Central High school and and Mrs. Benton Sheorn, has been was completing his senior year In the transferred from Gulfport, Miss., to College of Civil Engineering at Duke Gunnery school at Buckley Field, University whep called into service. Denver, Oolo. j Cadet Boutelle Is tralnnlg as a pilot Lt. and Mrs. Thomas C. Ruff (Eml- at the Southern Avlauon school here, ly Sheorn) have returned to Venice,! Cadet and Mrs. .Lindsay Boutelle Fla., after a pleasant visit with Mr. are residing, at the home of Mrs. S. and Mrs. Benton Sheorn, here and P. Brasington In Camden. Rev. and Mrs. T. D. Ruff at Old Fort,! — N. C. I PARTY HONORS orchid corsage. Her osly ornament was a cameo and pearl lavaller, be longing to the groom’s mother, and was worn by her on her wedding day. Mrs. J(din T. Taylor, mother of the bride, wore a lovely blue dress with matching accesaories and a shoulder corsage of white carnations, Mrs. H, *1. Lovette, Sr., mother of the groom, wore black crepe with matching accessories and a shoulder corsage of-pink roses. A reception was held Immediately after the ceremony., Russian tea, cakes, mints and nuts were served l.j»ter in the evening the houple, left for a wedding trip. For traveling tlie brido added a lovely black.tailored (Toat and black kid gloves. She hi a senior In the Camden High school. Lt. Ix)vette graduated in the class of 1942; then entered the U. S. Navy Air corpi V-6 program. Out-of-town guests were: Mrs. Ar thur Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crapps, aunts and uncle of the bride; Misses Gordie and Prances Hammond, cousins of the bride, all from Colum bia; Lt and>Jdia. H. T.- Lovatta, Jr., of Camden and Camp Butner, N. C., brother and sister-in-law of the groom. Billy Nettles, son qf Lt and Mrs.'MRS. ABELES ON MONDAY W. P. Nettles, Jr., arrived on Sunday! Mrs. George P. EHlls, Jt., and Mrs. from Fort' McClellan, Anniston, Ala.,'Robert Abeles entertained at. hrldgft]_tamooa to 8peud~the Ohrlstmas'TioIldays with" at their home on North Broad street h,l8 grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P, Nettles, Laurens street.. Monday afternoon at 3 o’clock In honor of Mrs. Abeles, w’ho has retum- Frank H. Heath, executive secretary ed to Camden from San Antonia, of the Chamber of Commerce, attend-(Texas, and for Mrs. George P. Ellis of ed a meeting of the state secretarial Chicago, 111., who.has arrived for the association at Columbia Tuesday. The j holidays. A salad course with aa- meeting was held in the ball room of sorted sandwiches, cookies and cof- the Wade Hampton hotel and was fee was served later in the aftwnoon preceded by a luncheon given the after which prizes were awarded the THE WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BRIDGE CLUB The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club was •otartained on Thursday of last week by Mrs. Ck>tton (3larke at her home on Lyttleton street. Three tables' were In play play and prizes won by Mrs. Ekl Moody, Mrs. Joseph Stone and Mrs. John Taylor. Delicious refreshments were'serv^ later in the afternoon by the hostess, assisted by her motlxer, Mrs. D. M. Uiavis. MRS. ROBERT GALLAGHER ENTERTAINS AT CLUB One of the prettiest parties of 'the pre-holiday season was the one given at the Instructor’s «lub on Friday sf- Seven tables of bridge were In play In the drawing room which were decor ated in Christmas colors. High score prixe was won by Mrs. C. M. Hunter, ow score for the afternoon was made irMrs. L. Q. Bishop and Mrs. Charles Sroome was the holder ot the travel- ixf prlsec The hostess, assisted by Mrs. Leone HI’D SELECT HIMSELF Harnttomr Siripn Or Unit Figurrt! MEN'S HOLIDAY TIES Just in time for the holiday season! n JiSkT^Finc wools, silks and rayon mix- If7 (im proud patterns or stripes. ^ 5io Low Prieod — Buy Him Severtd!_ MEN’S lUDGET TIES (}ood-Iooking and they cost so lit- aa visiting secretaries by the (Columbia C^iamber of Commerce. Mrs. George P. Ellis, Sr., ot Chicago, 111., has arrived to spend the P, Ellis, Jr., and Mrs. E31is, on North Broad street. Mr. Bails, Sr., expects to join his family here next week. Mrs. D. J. Easterlln and Mrs. R. L. Williams of Charleston, and Mrs. El more Stlrkner of Memphis, Tenn., were guests last week of their sister, following: Mrs. G. P. Bost for high est score, and also the traveling prixs and to Mrs. A. W. Habeeb tor second highest score. A Christmas motif was used in the decorattons In the home and in the refreshments. Those invited to play were Mes dames G. F. Bost, Joseph Riley, Cbas. Broon^e, Watson B^addy, L. Q. Bishop, Walter Szeleste, Eugene Minietta. A. W. Habeeb, C. M. Hunter, A. B. An derson, Wm. Biggers, Paul Axtell, Mrs. Alfred McLeod, and Mr, McLeod.’Geo. Ellis, Sr., M. A. Clay and W. B. Hampton street They came especial-1 Buford. Calling at the tea hour were ly to see their mother, Mrs. B. S. IMrs. John Hoover and Mrs. Chag. Aldret who has been HI. Todd. Easiest Gift to Buy -iti Flowers For Your Own Home J Christinas cheer radiates in your home!—Decorated by a tree or wreatih! Bring Xmas Cheer And flowers are the richest source of loveliness! That is what your Christmas.floral of fering will mean’to any hos tess ()r sweetheart of any age! Place your holiday order with us now! Camden ^-loral Company • 4 Pkone 193 211 LaitfBiu SL, CaBaden, S. 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