Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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BUCKLIYI tJiSn AT KAII#CHATKA wuliam F. BackUys enterUliiv and » buffet supper at Pl»c«. Kamechatka. In . ^Lane on the erenlng of De- Music was furnished by M^hTtra from Shav Field and a ^•^neKro entertainers ImltatJnc Spots." of radio and |A*^fiine. delighted the larye as. l*^e of older people and mem- ^ j the younger social set. P"* the out-of-town guests were P*® Mrs Ben Heath (Alois Capt.' and Mrs. Wflloughby Lt. Col. Osborne, all of Misses PrlcttU Buckley, Just recently finished at Zith college. Patricia, who Is a stu- ' t],e Nightengale school In vnrk and Jane who is attending college, and Mr Wray of New Yortr attending and Mrs. birth announcements *Bd Mrs. R. M. Kennedy, Srd.. ^..nrA the birth of h daughter. lUr'DSem^r 28. at the Rlrerside iHflitil Riverside. CalL Mrs. Ken- 12; to the former Betty Rhett of Sriesion. and Lt. is the son of Mr. Jrir* Kennedy, Jr., of ^ht Instructor and Mrs. Arthur nickbart are being .congratulated the arrival of a daughter, born i^mber 26. at the Camden hosplUL young lady has been named San- tee.— ^ gr and Mrs. Howard "Pete" James ire the proud parents of a son, bom Monday, December 27. at the Capden tapital. Mrs. James was before her Birrlage, Miss MusWora DuBose of Sinter. They have one other son. ' e ' .TMt_C^DEN CHRONICLE. CAiinwai SOUTH CAROUNA. FRIDAY. -DECEMBER SI, IS41 personals and Socielij Mrfc MuiiA Nettfar Society Phone 181 Mrs. Al .Naufat (Louise. are guests of “Mr. and Mrs. Nero B^ed. Chief of Police Alva Rush, who was seriously 111 with an attack of flu is on the road to recovery. Sparunburg. is TislUng his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Clyburn. Broad street, Jerome Hoffer, Jr., of Duke Univer sity faculty, Durham. N. C.. is the ^at of his parents, Mr. and Mrs J M, Hoffer. COMING ATTRACTIONS —AT— Camden Theatre FRIDAY and SATURDAY DECEMBER 31 and JAN. 1 Lon Chaney—Patricia Morrison' j. Carrol Nalsh* “CALUNG DR. DEATH” Added: "Sailors AM" and Cartoon i^»&COi»O^DOOOODODOBDODO< SATURDAY, JANUARY 1 10:30 Show Billie Burke—Elyse Knox Donald Woods—Jan< Garber Orchss. “SC’S YOUR UNCLE” >oooaooi>ot!vooooooooBoo<oo< SUNDAY, JANUARY 2 Grace McDonald—Patrie Knowles Chat. Butterworth—Billy Gilbert Anne Rooney The Andrews Sisters 'ALWAYS A BRIDESMAID* nonooiM^ftOioooooooDOiOd MONDAY and TUESDAY JANUARY 3 and 4 The Screen’s Mad, Musical Laugh- Quake I Olsen and Johnion “CRAZY HOUSE” Count Basie and Orcheetra WEDNESDAY and THURS. JANUARY 5 and 6 Sonny Tufts—Anne Shirley Jess Barkei^^amec Dunn OLIVIA DeHAVILLAND ‘GOVERNMENT GIRL** MTS got priority and 8 boy friends Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Marshall and Mn Micky, visited Aviation Cadet JMk Marshall, In Albany. Ga., during ‘the holidays. Lt. Col. Scott Duncan of Camp Wheeler, Macon, Ga., spent the holi days with his family here at the home of Mrs. Lois Core. Pfc. Kamel Shebeen, of Camp Stew art, Savannah, Ga., is spending his furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Farris Sheheen. Mr. and Mrs. Hennas Grenade (Norfe Rhame) and son, Hugh, of Greer, are visiting Mrs. Boykin Rhame on Laurens street. Charlie Zempj^ student, at Emory Unlvemiy, spent Christmas with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Her bert Zemp, Laurens street. Dickie Cox, student at the Universi ty of Georgia is spending his Christ mas vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cox, Mill St. Capt^ C. Grainger Kornegay, of Aberdeen Proving Ground. Md.. arriv ed on Friday for the Christmas holi days with his wife and sons. —■ Pvt. John A. Gregory is home on emergency furlough to visit his wife and infant son. F^t. Gregory is sta tioned at Camp Hale, Colorado. Donald Morrison, city health officer, who has been at the hospital with an attack of the flu, was brought to his home on Brevard Place Tuesday. Francis McCorkle, son of Mayor and Mrs. F. N. McCorkie, visited his par- '^enFs for ChflsTmas. TTe 18“ a student at the University of South Carolina. Mrs. Malcolm Bryant and sons mo tored to Marion on Christman after noon to visit Capt. Bryant’s family. Capt. Bryant is with the armed forces overseas. Mrs. John L. Brown (Mary Florence Little) of Charlotte, N. C., returned on Sunday, after spending Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Lee Little. Guests during the holidays of Mr. .and Mrs. Vereen were Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Thompklns of Charleston, and Pvt. David H. Thompklns of Fort Myers, Fla. Wheeler P. Thomas, who is working In New Orleans, La., arrived on Frl- day for a week*s visit with his family, Mrs. Flizahetb Thomas and daughters, Betty and Jayne. Mr. and Mrs. Burchill Moore (Har riet Whitaker) and children, of Char leston, spent Christmas here with Whitaker’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C C. Whitaker, Sr. Rev. and Mrs. A. Douglas McArn and Mrs. T. Lee L^tle spent a few hours In Columbia on Tuesday eve ning. They went especially to see Mrs. J. H. Osborne. S. Kip Farrington, Jr., of New York, noted author and sportsman, will ar rive on January'Dth, for a few days hunting. He Is at ThomasTlUe^ Oa now on a shooting trip. at his desk at the Chamber of (hm- merce until next week. Mrs. Jefrow Hodge, of Rutherford- ton, N. C., was the guest this week of Mrs. Wm. D. Nettles. Laurens street Cpl. Hodge is attached to the Recep tion Center at Ft Jackson. Mr. and Mra. Kirby Tapper, Mul berry plantation, have aa their guests, their son. Midshipman Kirby Tapper, Jr., of the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. Md.' Captain and Mrs. B. W. Heath of Sumter, spent Christmas at the W. P. Buckley home at Kamschatka and also with Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Heath, Hampton avenue. famines* befors retarnliic to Moat' gomery. Miss Betty Zoe Rhame. of Sumter, arrived on Toesday tor a elsU with relatives and to attond Lbs djaaer par ty at Mrs. M. M. Rsaaonoteria and ths Tri (Uimma parties and danos on Wednesday; She la the daughter of the late Mr. and Mra. George Rhame, of Camden.' “ Mr. and Mrs. Fete Mackey and Mra. Belle T. Mackey, of Atlanta, Qa.. ar rived on .Tuesday for a few day's Tlslt with Mr. and Mrs. Dan R Mackey. They were accompanied by Billy Sterne Boll* who is visiting his grand mother, Mrs. J. Arch Sterne, at the Hotel Camden. Mrs. B. E. Brannon had aa her guests over Christmas, her husband, Bryant Brannon, of New Orleans. La.. Sgt. and Mrs. W. Alvo Stokes, of Camp Wheeler, Macon, Oa.. Teddy Stokes, of Columbia, and her slater, Mrs. Herman McCurry and Mr. Mc- Curry, of Lake City. Mlu Gandyn Baruch, of Rock HUL MR. AND MRS. J. L. WEEKS GIVE CHRISTMAS PARTY . Mr. and Mra. John L. Weeks Easthampu^ L. I.. New York, and Camden, gave their annual egg-nog party on Ctnistnaas Day at their home on Lyttleton street Seventy- FAQt PtVB denitee were intlted between the hours of 11 'end S o’clock. Hnge Christmas trees and native winter greens Interspersed red>J>erriae and many arrangenfents of poioaettas were used effectlvelj tluronghont the entire home. They were assisted In entertaining by their daughter, Mrs. five of the winter colonist and Cam- (Frances Week^) Mjrs. J. R. Greene, of Greer, spent .. Christmas with her daughter, Mrs. | formerly of Camden. Is the guest of Henry Niles and Mr. Niles. She was!her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mra. Man- accompanied by Miss Banna Martin, of Clinton, niece of Mrs. Niles. Cpl. James DeLoache. of Ft. Bragg, N. C., spent Christmas with,his fam ily. His wife anf},jMtbY'daughter ac companied him back and will make their home in Fayetteville, N. C. Midshipman John Mullen of the U. S. Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md., is spending the Christmas hoUdaya with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mullen, at ‘‘Mulhall,’’ N. Broad street. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Montgomery are entertaining their sons. Miles Mont gomery of Washington, D. C.. and Ensign Frank Montgomery'of the N. S. Navy, over the Christmas holidays. Mr, and Mrs. R. M. Kennedy, Jr., spent Christmas with their daughter, .Miss Katherine Kennedy, at Camp I.,ee, Va.. They were dinner guests on Christmas day at the Officer’s Club there. William T. Waters, USNR, has re turned to the University of North Carolina. Chapel Hill, N. C., alter spending the Christmas holidays with his parents, Mr. ahd Mrs. Thomas N. Waters. Mrs. J. B. McKain and daughter, Ann, and son Joe, have returned from Sf. where . thex spent Christ mas with Mrs. Mckaln’s parents. Mr. McKain Joined them there on Christ mas Day. Friends of J. H. Osborne, of Colum bia, former mayor of Camden and ah us Baruch, Lyttleton street She came especially for the Tri-Gamma dance on W'ednesday night. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Baruch, of Rock Hill. Capt. Henry Lee Clyburn. of Nor folk, Va., spent Christmas holidays with his family here, also visiting his father, Mr. J. H. Clyburn. Christmas eve. He will not be back MRS. JOHN WHITAKER CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY The 17th of December being Mrs. John Whitaker, Sr., 76th birthday, her daughter-in-law, Mrs. John Whit aker, Jr., complimented her with a tea at the Whitaker home on Laurens Court. Fifteen sisters, cousins and aunts of the honor guest were Invited and her brother-in-law, Dr. John Witherspoon Corbett, the only man Invited, was definitely the “Man of the hour,’’ with all the girls of the gay dO’s flitting around hlpi. Num erous and lovely gifts made the even ing more appreciated by Mrs. Whit aker. The honor gnest’s granddaught^ er and namesake. Miss Ann Whitaker, assisted her mother In entertaining. MISS KATHERINE 8HEORN HOLDS OPEN HOUSE Miss Katherine Sheorn held open- house on Wednesday afternoon for members of the Tri-Oamma Sorority and the former officers who are home for the holidays from various schools. ^arq Qobdale Rhame —offers her-— COMPLETE STOCK OF WINTER HATS —-At-— GREATLY REDUCED PRICES 1 group of HATS - - - $1.00 1 group of HATS - - - $2.00 Sensational Reductions On All Other Hats! COME IN TODAY AND SAVE! executive of the Southern Cotton Oil Delicious refreshments were served by the huaiew. assisted by her moih- Co.. will be sorry to learn of Ws ser^^ lous Illness. His entire family is at his bedsidA Miss Rosemary Robinson arrhed er, Mrs. Willis Sheorn, at S o’clock. Out of town guests included Miss Carolyn Baruch of Rock Hill, former- from New York on Monday to spend ly of Camden, and Mias BUly Reddick Christmas with her mother, Mrs.{of Augusta, Ga., houseguest of Miss Woods Robinson and her aunt and Betty Muller. uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Tucker, Lyttleton street. Miss Billy Reddick, of Augusta, Ga., The Trl-Gatnmas gave their annual Christmas ball on Wednesday even ing at the Parish House of the Epis Is the houseguest of Miss Betty Mul-'. copal church. Music was furnished ler. These young ladies are class- by an orchestra from Shaw Field, and mates at Winthrop college. Miss Red- dtek Is the sister of Mrs. Wm. A. Wlnn, Jr., Fair street the chaperones were the parents of the club members. OffleeM are: President, Molly Ruth RedfUdn; Vice Military Academy, Gainesville, Oa. Mrs. J. L. Oillis, Fair street, enteiv talned the following during the Christmas holidays: Mrs. C. E. Ken drick and daughters, Carolyn and Margaret and Mattie Betle Menden hall, of Greer. Margaret Kendrick Is spending several days with Jean Lee. Mrs. Henry Niles motored to Green ville on Christmas Eve to meet her ..son. Aviation Cadet Henry Niles, Jr., Prank H. Heath has been laid up und Cadets Caleb Whltaker^nd with a severe attack of the flu since Mr. and’Mrs. Charles E. Bedneau, presidenL Marynelle Campbell; treas- Boykin, have as their guests their sons urer. Fay Lomansky, and secretary. Midshipman John Langford of the Joan Schlosburg. Many former mem- Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md., bers and Out of town guests were prei- and Trippett Bolneau of Riverside ent, making It one of the. moat en joyable affairs of the Christmas holi days. U. D. C. POSTPONED The John D. Kennedy chapter of the U. D. C., will not hold their Jann- ary meeting on account of the fin epidemic. Furniture vans may hereafter not be hired by Individuals in Germany. At last scconnt these atordy vdrielaa dy Mullen, of Maxwell Field, Ala. | were on the Rome-Berlin run, and 'These boys spent six hours with their crammed with valoabla objects d’art. 'E con hardhr widi tom SUNNY day* during 1944, but w* cem ond do wish tom 366 HAEIY.iiaTb -Ws hope. HuiUhR. coming ysor brings tou mors true bopplnssa. trus friendships, and mors opporiunitiss than ony yooc that has gone beiore. 8 Uamden Floral Co. Sale Starts Today We Are Offering Many Outstanding Values In Our YjearVEnd Clearance Sale! Come In TODAY and See the Wonderful Bar* guns That Can^ Had by Paying Us A Visit During Our Sale! Yon Will ^ve Mtmey On These Items! Complete Stock of Hate.... - - 50c and $1.00 Rayon Hose (Formerly 89c) .. • ^ • 50c 1 Rack of Dresses ..... 3 Racks of Dresses.. • • 331-3 per cent of f 1 Rack of Winter Coats..... 331-3 per cent off All Sales Cash and Final—No Approvals 1 Group of Sweaters (100 per cent , wool) 331-3 per cent off 1 Group of 2-neee Suite 331-3 per cent off 1 Group of Skirts 331-3 per cent off 1 Group of Ladies’ Handbags $3..50 1 Group of Ladies* Handbag $2.50 (These Handbags Were Formerly $3.'98 to $7.98) A SMART