The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 18, 1944, Image 7
TWl CAMDKW CMKOMICH, CAMDEN, tOUTM CAWOLIMA, rHIOAY. FEBWUARY H> liH
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personals and Sociehj
Mrs. MaxtiM Nettles, Society Editor Plkone 181
Mr and Blr», W. F. Nettles returned
Monday from a rlslt to retsUves In
Fort Myers, Fla.
Mr and Mrs. E. O. Shealy risited
the former’s lArenU In Little Moun-
tain last week-esd.
Mrs C. G. Kome®ay left Mundsy for
Atlanta, Ga., where ek's will tIsU her
husband. CapL CL O..Komef»y.
Mrs. Lawrence Myers of the County,
spent a few days with Mrs. Lottie
Vaughan on Walnut street, recently.
Mrs. H. H. Pooser, The Ifanor. has
Cpl. J. B. Gsskin, Jr., of S. A. S..
lesres Thursday for Seymore, In<l^na,
where he will resume, his work.
Cadet Jack Marshall returned to
Albany, Ga., last week after a week’s
furlough with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. B. W. Marshall. In Lake View
Terrace. From there he waa sent to
Greenwood, Miss., tor his basic train
ing.
Mrs. H. 8. Butler of Montgomery,
Ala., who has been risiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. Joseph R. Riley, and family.
returned from a ten days tlsit with Chesnut street, returned to her home
relatives in Columbia and Cameron. on Sunday. She was accompanied by
Mrs. J. E. Williams (Edna Clybum) her daughter, Billy Joe Riley, who
left on Wednesday to Join her husband will remain for a visit. They made
in Panama City, FU. the trip by plane.
Mrs. Forrest Booher and Mvs. E P. Mr. and Mrs. John Mullen, Mulhall,
Sawyer spent 'Tuesday and Wednes- are leaving on Friday for Annapolis,
day in Greenville. Md., where they will attend the Spring
Mrs. J. Blakeney Zemp of Wash- Show, the annual musical comedy
ington. D. C.. is spending ten days given by the Midshipmen at the U. S.
here with relatives and friends. Naval Academy. ’Their son. Midship-
Jimmie Lattimore of Columbia, ar- man John Mullen, has a "good spot’’
rived on Friday and spent the week- in this year's production,
end with his grandparents, Mr. and Misses Rhetta Halsall and Sybil
Mrs. H. E. Graham. Laurens street. Drakeford. stifldents at Wlnthrop col-
Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn O. Robinson lege, Rock Hill, spent the week-end
spent a-few days last week with his here with their families. Miss Drake-
mother, Mrs. A. W. Robinson, before ford has been given the distinction of
leaving for San Bernardino, Calf. having been selected from the entire
Mrs. W. B. Grubb of Sumter, form- Freshman class to represent them at
eriy of Camden, was a visitor in town all social gatherings and to help plan
on Monday, coming for the party of all affairs for the yi«ar.
Mrs. Jim Derby, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Watkins (Re-
Mrs. John L. Brown (Mary Florence becca DeLoache) of Savannah, Ga.,
Little) of Charlotte, N. C., spent the and Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Bass (Kit
week-end here with her parents, Mr. DeLoache) of Rock Hill, were called
and Mrs. T. Lee Little. here on Thursday by the Illness of
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. DeTrevllle left their father, Blair DeLoache, who sub-
Friday for Denver, Colo., where they mitted to an emergency operation at
were called by the illness of their son. the Camden hospital. They are the
James Bundrick. guests of their aunt, Mrs. Willis Sbe-
The many friends of Mrs. G. E. om. Fair street.
Taylor will he glad to hear she has Mrs. Elisabeth Haile, Fair street,
returned to her schoolroom after an had as her week-end guests the fol-
illnees at the Canfden hospital. lowing; Mr. and Mrs. George Freeman
Mr. and Mrs. William Hough (BmUy (Marie Haile), Mr. and Mrs. F. K.
Zemp) of Cheraw, arrived on Thurs-,Rogers (Jumelle Haile) and children,
day for a week’s visit with Mr. and of Bennettsville, Mr. and Mrs. John
.Mrs. W. Robin Zemp. ' Davidson (Virginia Haile) and son of
Mrs. J. J. Brown of Rock |1111, is Kershaw. Another daughter and son-
bere visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. H. in-law, Major and Mrs. Alexander
McDaniel, and Mr. McDaniel, (Jhes* Clarkson (Willie Haile) of California
nut street. ttf® expected in the next week, for a
Cant, and Mrs. J. H, Foregger (Su- visit with their families,
san TMm> and son, BeW, left on LC Joseph Jenkins, son of Mra. John
MRS. WARREN POLLARD
ENTERTAINED THURSDAY
Mrs. Warren Pollard entertained on
Thursday noon at her home on North
MOl streeL honoring Mrs. W. R. Faha
of Newport, Ark., and Mrs. Joseph
Riley. Luncheon was served at in
dividual tables in the living room,
which was gay with early Spring
flowers, and later gifts brought by the
guests were presented Mrs. Riley for
a Stork ahower. Sirs. Fahs was pre
sented a corsage of gardenias. Fol
lowing the shower, bridge was played
and prises won by Mrs. James Tribble
for high score, Mrs. Robert Ward for
low scare and Mrs. "Bud’’ Booher for
Doting prise. Mrs. Pollard’s guesU
THE IKE F. JDNEr HDSTS
TD DFFICERS and WIVES
Mr. and Mrs. Ike F. Jones were
hosts at dinuer on Saturday night at
Bell Your Cat
^ ^ Cats V111 ‘birds and birds sre the
their home on North'-firoad street, to garden’s best friends. One bird, in a
the officerr-- (tf the C4tk AAFFTD.
Southern Aviation School, and their
wires. Forty guests were Invited and
cards followed the dinner. Major and
Mrs. W. R. Fhhs, of Newpoit. Arkan
sas, hooseguests of the Jones, were
special guests
MRS. JIM DARBY GIVES
VALENTINE PARTY MONDAY
Nine tables wers in plsy at the In
structor’s club on Greene street on
Monday afternoon when Mrs. Jhn Dsr-
were: Mrs. Watson Eaddy, Mi^ “Bud" i entertained at a Valentino party.’ ^
^her, Mrs. E. P. Sawyer, Mrs. Al-, ^ delldous dessert was served beforo repeatedly decimated our
bert Burrows. Mrs. James Tribble, I ^ small Ubies In ths',,|rj population
Mrs. J. R. Riley, Mrs. Ike F. Jones.' l>eauUfuUy decorated living rooms. A
Mrs. O. F. Bost, Mrs. WUson Mills, Valentine motif waa carried out in the
Mrs. H. S. Butler of MontgomOTy. Ala.! ^ecoratlona and reffreshmenUt The
Mrs. W. R. Fahs, Mrs. Jack Nettles to Mrs. Forrest Booher
aekson, ests bushels of caterpilUrs,
grubs, aphis and scale. He Is nature’s
way of cheeking insect inroads—and
more effective than poison sprays. He
manufacturers these garden curses in
to a blessing—guano—which he'ecat-
• ters over the earth.
Lumbermen complain that new pine
lacks at the fat heart-wood of old
pine. The Dsason is twofold. We have
burned the forest floor and killed our
birds which together protected and
fed the trees. Pot-hunters, poisons
and cats—as well as storms and star-
and Mrs. Robert Ward.
for the highest score at bridge a crys
tal creain and sugar set. to Mrs. C. M.
l^unter for the second highest score,
an antique milk glass setting ben, to
.. DURHAM.BRENNINQER
.Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Durham of „ _ -
Greenville, announce the marriage of Watson Eaddy for last holding
their daughter, Margaret Louise, to floating prlie a pair of Blue
Corporal Robert A. Brenninger of ^^ke salt an^ pepper shakers, and as
Greenville Air Base and Bloomington,.^ special gift to Mrs. Leone Lewis,
population.
So_feed your birds and bell your
cat—her loose without Uxe bell
Id cellar, attic and bam, where she
will prey on rats and mice—but put
the telltale bell on her to warn birds
when she walks abroad. Keep only
one cat—Camden Garden Qub.
JACK DEAL HOME ON LEAVE
Indiana.
The wedding took place Sunday,
Feb. 6. at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
T. E. Durham, with Rev. Durham offi-
cUttlng. The bride wore a bridal blue
dress with black accessories and a cor
sage of pink and white roses. Mrs. P.
R. Durham, mother of the bride, wore
a corsage of white rosea.
The bridesmaids were Mrs. Arthur
T. Durham, sister-in-law of the bride^
of this city, and Miss Margaret Neal
of Greenville. The bride was given
in marriage by her brother, Robert
E Durham, of Greenville.
Cpl. Brenninger is the only son of
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Brenninger of
Bloomington, Indiana.
The couple will make their home in
Greenville.
club hostess a lingerie blouse.
COURT INN SCENE OF «
LOVELY VALENTINE PARTY
The Court Inn was the scene of a
gay party Monday evening wheu-ths
guests were entertained at a Valen
tine Costume party.
Through the gracious efforts of
Mrs. Warren Harris and Mrs., Hubert
the affair was one of the most amus
ing to be held during the season.
Games were playM and many un
usual prizes awarded. ’The costumes
were attractive as well as amasingly
original. Refreshments were served
and a lovely evening was had by the
following: Mrs. Harris, Mr. and Mrs.*
Hubert, Mrs. Tooniey, Mrs, Russell,
Mr. and Mrs. Heyward, Mrs. Paul,
Mrs. Stahin, Miss Pugatt, Command
er and Mrs. O’Keefe, Mrs. John Heath
and daughters, Sally and Shannon.
Mrs. Keep, Mrs. (Thesebro, Mrs. Jaec-
Jack Deal, of the Merchant Marines,
stationed at Charleston, spent a short
leave at home here with his -mother,
Mrs. M. H. Deal. This was Jack’s
first leave since entering service five
months ago. '
A Lovely Table Is
Lovelier—With A
Floral Center-piece
Flower* lend an elegance to
your table that no other
mediiun can atimulate. En
hance jrour mealtime pleas
ure with a lovely floral cen
terpiece, design^ by u*.
The
Camden Floral Co,
Phone 193
211 E. Laurens Street
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®DN!I
MRS. H. E. GRAHAM
ENTERTAINS FOR GRANDSON
Jimmie Lattimore of Columbia, was -• ,
gueet of honor on FYlday when his f®'* ***’• ***“ Mrs. C. C. VTiltaker, Sr.,
grandmother, Mrs. H. E. Graham, en- *?*“ ^“****’ Stanton. Miss "Jim’
tertained eleven of the boys and girls 5|~,^ke, Major Brackford and Mr.'
in the neighborhood, the occasion be
Ing Jimmie’s tenth birthday. ’The
Graham home on Laurens street was
decorated in Valentine and George
Washington’s birthday motif and in
the VoloathM
Whitney.
ALBERT HINSON
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Albert Hinson, 906 Pair street, was
Eueit _ot honor-At-.a- blrtbdsy -party
• This Is the open sessoa for
colds. Don’t £soe it with a dosed
mind. Don’t let one catch you.
Sdenca has dcvclppcd new
techniques and treatments; new
ways to immunize end minimize
the effects of "plain and fisney’’
colds and resulting complies-
tioes. Be advantaged by them!
But trill the best coarse of all
is that of building up resistance
through regular habits, abun
dant ezercise, plenty of sleep
and proper diet, induding vita-
mins. Your Physidan will gbdly
tell you the soundest course to
follow for your condition. And
for ezperc compounding,
bring his prescriptions here.
If
Tuesday for Randolph Field, Texas, F. Jenkins and the late Mr. Jenkins.
Pnst Omee eestcet thq i HHkHy
n by Belvey jJye. An Sunday. Peb. «. by bis
where Capl. Foregger wiy be sUtlon-
ed for special training.
Major and Mrs. W. R. Faha of New-
arrived In the city from Fort McClel
lan. Ala., for a few day’s leave. Mrs.
Jenkins, (Mary Ellen McDowell) and
port. Ark., have returned after a ten children, will return with him on Sun
days visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ike F.'day.
Jones. They were extensively enter-
Tatired while 4tt OauMien. -
Lt. Joe Blalock. U. S. Army, sta-
riosed in Pennsalvsnia,, la spending a
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Sheorn will
haxa as their guests on Sunday-for a
week their sons, Roy Sheorn and^Mrs.
Shforu (Barbara Hlckox> and daugh:
ieave with his wife, the former Bender “Bibbs" of Asheville. N. C.. and v
II K-K» tha'sh«ii shAnrn anrf Mr- Qh-^rr honofee, Jimmie Lattlmore. •
interesting contest consisting of the
notorious cherry tree of George Wash
ington fame was won by Lee Mays.
Later in the afternoon the hostess
served attractive and tasty refresh
ments to the followl^: Frank Good-
ale^ CgrI ReaBonover.JL«e Mays. Bel
vey Joye, Betty Sue and Euenla Han-
DeKALB PHARMACY
With the-exception of one brother,
all the brothers and sisters together
with his mother, Mrs. Alice Hinson, i
and his nieces and nephews, were
present at the affair^
Out-of-town guests werei Mr. sad
Mrs. Rufus Galloway and Miss Delcie
Bouye, Columbia, and Mr. Arthur Hln-
HEALTH IS A NATIONAL DUTY
^hti-iAinre
4
.Mildred Sowell, and baby, at the Shell Sheorn and Mrs. Sheorn (Betty
1 iithcr Sowells, on N. Mill St. I Blanton) and children, ‘‘Belt” and Jim
Mr. a^MTST-Joe Lewis, Hnile St.,'of I<ookout- Mountain. Tenn.—TOey^
have as their guest this week Mrs. have Just received word that another
Lewis’ sister, Mrs. C. C. Smith, of son, Sgt. Bill Sheorn. United States
I’anama City, Fla. Another sister, j Army, has arrived safely In England.
Mrs. P. N. Rhoad, of Bamberg, visited; Miss Frances West, Converse Col-
them over last week-end. lege, Spartanburg, Is visking her par-
Lt. John "Junior’’ Wooten, brother ents, Dr. and Mrs. Carl A. West,
f Mrs. Fred Bryant, former resident | Pvt. Tates Villeplgu» has returned
f Camden, stopped over here over ths to Houghton. Mich., where he is tsk-
week-end to visit friends. He was en'ing a course in Mining Technology, af-
route to his duty in Maryland. | ter a furlough spent with his parents.
BUSINESS GIRLS’ CIRCLE
ENTERTAINED TUESDAY
' Others who were present were: Mr.
and Mrs. David L. Melton,- Sr.,
and Mrs. John Shirley, Mr. and Mrs
Earllo Hinson, Mr. Audio HlBSOB. Mr.
^d1?ave Permanents
The Business Girl’s circle of Bethes-
da Presbyterian church, entertained
WITH A NATUf^LLY
LOVELY LOOK
Miss Emma Vllleplgue of Washing-
Iton, D. C.. formerly of Camden, Is the
guest of Mrs. Charles Vllleplgue, Jor
dan street. She was called home by
the illness and death of her brother,
I Charles R. Vllleplgue.
Lt. and Mrs. Wm. B. Buford had as
I their guests on Snnday, Mr. and Mrs.
|G. P. Buford and Miss Louise Buford.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Buford and
! Richard, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Posey
Copeland and children, all of (Jlinton.
Mrs. B. B. Marshall. Miss Sara
Marshall and Lt. Tony Mnsinick of
I Greenville, were the week-end gueeta
[of Mrs. Forrest “Bud” Booher (Mary
Marshall), and Mr. Booher, East
Hampton street.
Mr. and Mrs. John Vllleplgue.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sanders, of Hen
dersonville, N. C., have been the
guests of Mrs. Sanders’ parents, My.
and Mrs. R. E. (3hewnlng. They were
called here on account of the death
of Charles Vllleplgue.
Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Boland, of Black-
ville, were week-end guests of their
daughter, Mrs. DaCosta Brown and
family. Also Snnday visitors were
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beachum, and L.
S .Brown, of Greenville.
entertained the Auxiliary of the
church at their regular monthly meet;.
Ing Tuesday evening, Feb. 16, in the
Sunday school rooms.
Teachers of the Sunday school >;on-
dneted their monthly meeting as th^
program and plans were discussed for
the coming months. Refreshments
were served at the social hoar in the
Recreation Center by the Bnslntss
Girls’ circle, Mrs. Mary Fonts, jO'eaL
denL with the other members assist
ing. A beautifully appointed table
-esfrtatr out the--Valentine’ -Ida. 'cen
tered the room In the Center and flow
ers . were used In other parts of the
assembly rooms. Approximately forty
persons enjoyed this Interesting pro
gram.
BRDWN8TEIN-WALLNAU
little danghter, Tommie, William and
Ted Melton, Jackie and Johnnie Shir
ley. Danny Hinson, and Mrs. Paul Jor
don and little son, Larry, all of Cam
den. !
BIRTH ANNDUNCEMENT |
Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Louis 8. CTy-
bum, on Tuesday. February 16th, a
Mn. He has been named Louis 8.
aybum, Jr^ Mrs. Clybum is the for-,
mer Pauline Moseley. Mr. Clybum Is
S popular member of the City Polloe
Force..-—
We are now adequately
equipped to give -the
Cold Wave Permanents.
Call and make your ap
pointment TODAY!
Euplgnff
-Scanty
The Standard Oil company has
^netrated more obscure parts of the
Orient than any other concern.
PHONE 97
72S WALNUT S(.
Can You Use
A^Typewriter?
Can you do clerical work or ac-
<’ountlnf? Have you ever worked
In a store? Can you drive a car?.
The Army needs all kinds of
skills In the WAC. There’s a
chance for you—to improve a skill
you already have, or learn one
youll find unaefnl aU your life.
Today—find ontsabout the oppor
tunities that await you In the
WAC--tbe impbrtant Job, the In
teresting life, the chance to serve
your country in a vital way.
Apply at the nearest U. 8. Army
Recruiting Station (your local post
address).
Or write: The Adjutant General,
Room 4415, Munitions Building,
Washington. D. C.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence
Wallnaui formerly of Camden, now of
Charleston, will be interested in hear
ing of the marriage of their son, David
Wolfe Wallnau, of the United SUtes
Army, to Miss Frances Brownstein of
- JNsw-Haven, Coon.
Mrs. David Wolfe Wallnau is (he
daughter of Mrs. Ida Brownstein and
the late Mr. Samuel Brownstein of
New Haven, Conn. The marriage was
solemnized December 31, at New
Haven. Mr. and Mrs.. Wallnau are
how visiting in Camden at the home
of their aunt and uncle, Mr. ana Mrs.
Mannas Banich.
Varions social affairs have been
given^ and are planned In their honor,
Mr. and Mrs. Mannes Banich and Miss
Sam Wolfe entertained Feb. 14 and If,
respectively for the bridal conple.
GARDNER.AHLQUI8T
Mr. and Mrs. Psul Dunn Lewis an-1
nounce the marriage of their sister.
Miss Anne Hlllzabeth Gardner, to Mr.
Ernest Ablqulst, U. 8. Marine corps.
Friday, January 7, at the Riverside |
Baptist church, Jacksonville, Fla.
The bride Is the daughter of the I
late Mr. and Mrs. Lee Benjamin Gard
ner. She received her education In-^
the city schools of Camden and In
Columbia. She is now a Y2c in the |
WAVEIS, Naval Air Station, Jackson
ville, Fla.
Sgt. Ablqulst is the son of Mr. and 1
Mrs. Carl E. Ablqulst of- Everett |
Massachusetts. He attended Dart-
month'COlhBge^, and Is now wkh Head- j
quarters Squadron, Marine Aviation
Detachment NAS, Jacksonville, Fla.
’The couple will make their home |
in Jacjtsonville, Fla.
Notice to the Public—
MIBB NANCY WATTB
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB •
The members of the Thursday Af'
teraoon Bridge'club were entertained
last week by Miss Nancy Watts at her
home on Highland Ave. Special guests
included Mrs. C. E. WatU. Jr. (Bo
Wannamaker) of Chemw, Mrs. C. T.
Baldwin. Mrs. Joe Blalock and Mrs.
Jean Todd. High score was made by
Mrs. Julian Sanders. Jr., and bingo
prise went to Mrs. Todd. The hoeUsss.
assisted by her mother, Mrs. C. B.
WatU. served delicious mfreshmenU.
Many armngemenU of cut flowers
were used artistically in the house.
Due to the decrease in demand for desirable loans at a prof-
tUMe rate xff interest, and the fact that safe bonds eligible for
bank investment yield a very low rate of income, and further,
4 *
due to the increase in,operating expenses, the undersigned banks
are jointly q^pting the following rules, applicable to interest
paid on. savings accounts and service charge on checking oe-
counts effective March 1, 1944. '
BECAUSE OF THE MANPOWER
SHORTAGE
EFFECTIVE FEB, 21
W« Skall Be Forced To Adopt A PolicY of
NO CURB SERVICE
CITY UimT IIRY CLEANERT
COMWG ATTRACTIONS
Camden Theatre
per annum-compounded semi-annually on all sav-
'hT
ings accounts from $1.00 to $6,000.00.
kBBOOOOBOBOPOOBBOOBODOOOf
FR1DAY-SAT„ FEB. 18-19
Albert Dekker and Claire Trevor
**THE WOMAN OF THE
TOWN”
Added: - Comedlee
Nothing paid on deposits over $5,000.00.
SAT., FEB. 19, 10:30 Showj
Sidney T'oler as Charlie Chan—in
“THE -SECRET SERVICE”
75c service charge per month on any account Which,
during the month, shows a balance any one day of
* less than $100.00, provided more than two checks
have been paid on the account.
SUNDAY, TEB. 20
David Bruce. CUsSe McDonald. Lois
Collier and ManUn Moreland
Signed,
”SHE*S FOR ME”
With Eddie LSParon maivhls
Rhumbs Orehestm
liOBBOOl
MON..TUES., FEB. 21-22
Dennis Morgan and Irene Manning J
“THE DESERT SONG”
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By John Stelabedk
With Tallulah Rsnkheed sad
WOltun Beodlx
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