Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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‘-f’ JTMt CAMWLII CMWOmCLl, CAil^KII. •QUTH CAKOUWA. FWIDAY, JULY 11, 1t44 FfVt [)2ind6ii library Notes . followto* books hare ad- L ibe shelTsa at tlw Camdea ylibrvr: Tb« ^ Cock Crows, Oaitbsr; flair Stood tbs TS^rraacs, by H. K. Bates; i-iand. by Jamso Norman Hall; I Hare Chosen, by BUIa BsrUa; wifkt ta Endln*. by James Ron nie Groom Lay Dead, by Oeorss 3xe' Said tbs Spider to tbs Fly, lehtfds Sbattnck; Mom Counted br Mac Gardner; Escape tbs by Mlgnon Bbeabart; Tbs Black ’of Fear, by CdPnell Woolrlcb; we Fruit, by Lillian Smltb; Odd p»ys, by Darwin L. Tellbst; Aower, Man and Soldier, by ^8 T. Miller, and Yankee From pus, by CatberiM Drinker Bow ls of books and macasines baYe g, Mrs- Egmont Von Trescko#, Reuben Pitta, Mrs. Rosooe Bon- Mre. H. O. Marrln, Mr. W. L. lie, Mrs. Robert M. Brick (Fejafy I of Hawortb, N. J., and Mrs. Ehrenclou ot New York and Of special Interest to art len. I are the monthly bnllettns from 1943. through June, 1944, of The ipolitan Museum 6f Art and the [)llo8 of The Old Print Shop from >er 4, 1943, through July, 1944, . by Mrs. Eihrenclou. B following books now showing e tDorries may be borrowed from CsQiden Public Library: Mr. ington. by ESisabetb; Pile Buck, ie title. Secret Command,) by and.Ward Hawkins; Tbe Story r. Wassell, by James Hilton; The e Cliffs, by Alice Doer Miller; lorer Square, by Patrick Han^l- Land 1 Hare Chosen, by Ellin n; Tbe Bridge of San Lois Rey, rbomton Wilders; The Song of adette, by Frans Werfel; A Bell kdano, by John Hersey; Paris trground, by Etta Shilmr; Por> of Jenny, by Robert Nathap, and cent CamlTal, by Frances P. ^rsonals and Socieln Wm. Q. Major, Sr., is spending bM TacaUpn at Myrtle Beach. Little Miss Paallns Carroll is Tlsit- ing relatirss in Mayesrllle. Mrs. M. L. Deal :’Was a sreek-end guest at tbe home of her uncle, John Deal, at Flat Rock, N. G. Mr. and Mrs^ Henry Blchel, parents of Sgt. Juliaa H. Eichel, are at pres ent. Tlsiting him in California. Capt James M. Gandy of Columbia Army Air base, spent sereral days hers with bis wife on Lyttleton St Miss Marjorie Creed of Washing ton, D. C., Is spending this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Creed. Master Dickie Tiller, young son of donated recently by: Miss Bessie ^ spending soma MRS. SHEORN ENTERTAINS Mrs. Wiley Sheora eras hostess to a group of friends at her home on Mill street last Friday. Bridge sraa playbd at two tables during tbe aftsmocm and at 7:99 dinner was serrsd at the Coffee Shop. The gusM tncluded Mrs. BUI Harris of OrsenTille. Miss Blarg- Taylor of Charlotte, N. C., Mrs. Tom Wagner of Youngstown, Ohio. ^ to bis stat^ at Tonopah Armyl|f^ h. a Merritt Mrs. Marion Air nass, Nersda. | Mathias. Mrs. Leila Weldon. Mrs^ Friends of Mrs. W. R. Capebart oflHsnry O. Herlot and Mrs, Hood of Carter BiU, Boykin, srlU be glad to {Columbia, and Mrs; Tom lUft learn that she is Improring at the Columbia hospital, where she is un-| ACTIVITIES AT CENTER (the Children's Spring Festiral of [s in New York in June, the New [ Herald Tribune presented $200 'd to M.llin and E. Segal for ■ picture book, A Ring and a Rid- and the same amount to Arm- ig Sperry for Storm Canras, a : for older boys and girls. Both liese books are in circulation at Camden Public Library. A Ring a Riddle is Ulustrated by Vera t, who contributed substantially lie book’s attractiTsnesB. Tbe au- s are in private life, Mr. and Mrs. Marshak, Russians, now busy ihg for tbe Red Army. Mr. Arm- ng was his own iUustrator. »MtNG ATTRACTIONS Camden Theatre FRIDAY and SATURDAY JULY 21st and 22nd time with bis uncle, Hsrrey Tiller, st MsyesvUle. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Blackwell. Jr., abd eblldren spent Sunday with Mrs. R. L. Moseley. J. M. Elesxer, oounty sgent for Sumter oounty, was s caller at the office of County Agent W. C. Me- Carley this week. Mrs. Anderson Bass and son, Andy, of Rock Hill, spent last week here with Mrs. Bass’ father, Blair De- Loacbe, at the WUIis Sbeoms. Mrs. James Sanders (Pay Kirkland) of Florence, and her two ehUdren, are spending a week .with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whitaker at the Shack: Mr. and Mrs. John Land of Gas tonia, N. C., ((Carolyn Cantey) an nounce the birth of a son, John, Jr., Memorial hoepital, Charlotte, N. C A.-T. James Creed has returned after a few days st home, to Msrisn- na, Fla., where he is in training as s cadet pilot at the Marianna Air base Mrs. John West of Camp Stewart. Oa., and Mrs. H. Granada and son, Hugh, of Greer, were week-end guests of their mother, Mrs. i^ykln Rbame. Sr. Mrs. L. B. Rash and children re turned Wedneeday after Tisiting her faoaband, Prt. L. B. Rush, in Biloxi. Miss. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Braisington of Camden, route 2, have received a. message that their son. St. Sgt. Willie T. BraisingUm, and Pvt Homer Bras-, ington, have met somewhere in Eng land. Mrs. Grenade (Lenora Rhame) and Mm. John *0111 west (Lots Rhame) were visitors this week of their moth er, Mrs. Boykin Rhame, on Laurens street Mrs. Trapp, en route from L]r(ord, Texas, to h«r home in Brook lyn, N. Y., spent several days here at the home of Mre. B. El Jennlqgs, on Halle street ' Mist Peggy CarroU is spending two H. Carroll, at High Point N.’c. Mrs! Canrdl expects to return with her for a visit in Camden. Mrs. Albert Stokge and Mrs. Roy dergplng treatment i Twelve Juicy watermelons, each oaa Major and Mrs. Leonard Hanprlch I scaling SO pounds or bettar and gual^ spent Friday and Saturday with Mra,|anteed sweet and lucioaa, will he eerv- Hauprich’e parents, Mr. and Mrs. John I ad at the water, melon {tarty to be Whitaker, Jr., leaving Saturday night {given at the Center Saturday evening for Maxwell neld, Ala., where Major I under tha direction of Mr% Jtdm Hauprich la atatloned. . {Lindsay. Mrs. Alice Marye returned yestex^l This will be tbe last social avenj day after a three weeks stay In Newl^ be held in thb Center building, as York with her daoghter-ln-law, Mrt.|^^ baa arranged, to rent the old John RIchardaoB, wp^ a bo a freeaer locker outfit, lightful week-end with Mrs. W. F.i Saturday evening the dancing Buckley at her summer home. IPhTty given for the cadets and an- Lt. and Mrs. William G. Major, Jr.,|U>ted men found the Shaw Field left for Boca Raton, Fla., recently. I ^bestra in attendance to provide JON HAIL „ fNVISIBlE MANS REVENGE Lt. Major recently received his wings I musical inspiration for the aev- and commission aa an Aerial Naviga-|®^^ hundred young people who gatb. tor and baa been spending the past I (be evening of frolic and en- 16 days with his wife and parents. I tertainment. Sgt. and Mrs. Julian H. Eichel an-1 The Center was the gathering place nounce the birth of a son, on July 16.1 some 260 service men over tbe Sgt Eichel, member ot a local depart-1 ^^b-end. In order to gain an idea ment store firm, is at present station-i^bbre the men in uniform came from, ed at Fort Ord, Calf., adn his famUy • registration was conducted and la residing at Pacific Grove, Calf. |l»’«ctlcMly every aUte in the Union Mrs. W. C. Pettus and Mrs; F. represented in the enrollment on Galloway are back In Camden after hbe book. Ehren Canada had repre- spending sometime in Betheida ' Ma.,|*^^*b)n among the service men who with Mrs. Pettus’ daughter, Annie L.h®ob advuntage of CamdenVi service Pettus, YSC, who underwent an opera- tion. Yeoman Pettus is recuperating I The closing of the Center at the end nicely. I of the month will leave Camden Mrs. L. S. Mayer, Jr., and son, andM^®®^ *0** ••rvice men Miss Olive McGulrt, returned from al^bo come from the nearby training week-end trip to Washington, D. C.,|P®®*® ^ ^bo stop over on maneuvers after visiting the former’s husband, ■•cure a shower, a chance to write Leonard 8. Mayer, Jr., Seaman Sec-|» J®**®**' o** Perhape to have some ond Class, who is stationed at Bain- The Center is going to bridge, Md. (be sadly miued by these service men Capt and Mra. W- E. DeLoacbe andl’^bo have come to regard (JamdM as daughter. Miss Nell Ray, and son,*® ■®cond borne. Sonny, of Columbia, and Salens, Kan., W. B. DeLoachA Mrs. R E. H. Hamp-| 8MITH-JERMAN ton and daughter, Harriett, ,of Co-I Beauty and simplicity featured tbe Mrs. Atkinson Is Given Snnunofis Mrs. Lulu Bullock Atklneon. 67. died Tuesday morning at a Camden- hos pital after a few hours illness. She was the widow of Tlnx Atkinson and the daughter of the late Canty and Agnea Cunningham Atkinson of Lee county. Snrvivlng are tour daughters. Mrs. Ed Hinson of Camden, Mra. D. B. Ray. Mra. Agnes Anderson of Camden and Mrs. Fred Baxley of Camden; two sons, Elamest Atkinson of (bunden, and Walter Atkinson, USN. Funeral servlcee were held at 6 o’clock Thera- day afternoon from the Hermitage MUl Baptist church, conducted by the pastor, the Rev. Mr. Davis. Interment followed In the church cemetery. Red Cross Notes take place la the fall. Mbs Campbell Is a graduate of tbe Blaa^--Hi8b-adK>ol-^aBd Draugbon's Business oollege In Columbia, and is training iq tbe South Carolina State Hoepital School of Nursing at Colum bia. Right now she is at tbe Medical College ot the State of South Caro. Una at Charleeton. Mr. Pernell ia a eon of Mre. F. F. Pernell and tbe late EVank F. Pernell of Columbia and Charleston. He ia a graduate of the Ckdumbla High school and attended the Univfralty of South Carolina and also Georgia Tech. Sadie K. voaTreackow There is stlU aa argent need for help In the Surgical Dressing room at Red Croea headquarters, ‘ About obebalf ot tbe July qu^a baa been completed and workers are re* quected to lend tbelr aid Immediatdjr that the quota may be completed ear^ this saoatb. Ibe latect issue ot tbe Prisoner of War Bnlletln of tbe American Red Cross states that at present there is no arrangement -between nations for tbe exchange of able-bodied prisoners of war. ! The American Red Crocs, in collab oration with other agencies, b seek ing to better the mall service be tween prisoners of war in Japan and tbelr famiUea in tbe United States. Tbe proper delivery of mall b im peded due to several factors, including Japanese cenaorsh^p, Japan^ intern al shipping diffrculties, very poor lo^ face route vb Geneva, and tbe great dbtancee Involved. The'Red Cross baa available for use of relatives and friends a post card upon which not more than 24 words can be written to prisoners of war in Japan. These cards wUl soon be available at the local Red Croea chapter and require no postage. Snbacriba To The Ckrtmiclo fF'hen in need of,,. BbhopvUle, were guests last week at the home of Police Officer and Mra. Ihigene Smith, Broad street. Mra. R. L. Moseley returned home after vbltlng her danghters, Mrs. Donald J. Dutcher, and Mrs. J. H. Hammond, Jr., in WUmington, DeL Lt. and Mrs. H. M. WUliams (Mary Moseley) and little son, Mackey, re- turned to their home In Sebring, Fla., after spending the week with Mrs. WUUam’s mother, Mrs. R. L. Moseley. Announcement b being made of the engagement of Mbs Alice Ade- Itade Miner of OreenvUle, to CWfPrd C. Weston of JacksonvUe, Fla. The wedding wUl take place In the early toU. Pfc. James Gandy, who has been spending a 10 day furlough with his parents, Capt and Mrs. Jsmes Gandy, Good Grooming Good Cleaning lumbia, spent Monday here with Mra. I marrbge of Miss Ellen France Smith, W. R. Zemp and Mra. John T. Nettles. I daughter of Mr. and Mra. J. W. Smith, Mra. John Marion of York, who has of 1011 Mill street to First Cnaaa Pet- been vbiting her ibter, Mra. Marg. I ty Officer Francb Aabury Jerman, son aret Burnet for aometime, has ro-|ot Mrs. W. V. Jerman, and the late turned to her home to open her house | Rev- W. V. Jerman of Bethune. The for their young friends who will at-Wedding was performed Friday. July tend the Slmrill-Mannlng wedding.] 19, at the borne of the bride. The Rev. Her friends here are hoping for an{E.~ Btackraon offiebted, using tbe early return. . . 1 double ring ceremony. Mrs. W. C. Boyce vbitod her has-1 Mbs Frances Helms of Bethune, band, Capt W. C. Boyce, bat week-1 pbyed the wedding muaic. Mrs. Philip end at Hendersonville, N. C„ where ( Miller of New York and Camden, sla- he is In charge of a prboner of war I ter of the bride, Ibhted the candlee. camp. Mrs. Boyce and children are I The bride’i only attendant waa her making their home here on Hampton|eleler, Mra. L.eW. High, Jr., of Co avenue for the duration, being former I Ihmbb. , residents of Sumter. { The bride, an attractive bonds, was Seaman and ■MH. l«mhuf lYnnanbtb6<»tsiinfrr aWn^^^ a a soli oT navy (Francb Burnt) announce the birth I blue with white acceesoriea. She of a daughter, D^ores Faye, on Fri- * corsage of red rojwa. day. July 7. at the Camden hospital. I The couple left Immediately follow- based with thslbig the ceremony tor Deland, Fb., Seaman Williams b Smith and daughter, Melva Jean, of Wavy at Newport, R, I. Mra. WlUbms Where the groom b abtioned at the ta making her home here with her|N»^el ■^l^ atatlon, parenb, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Bams, DuBose Park. I CAMPBELL-PERNELL Ivy El Lewb, affllbted with tbe’4-H| Of niuch bterest in Camden and clnb of the Jamaca, BrltUh West ln.]|Llgsbaw county b the announcement dies, agricuHaral society of Kingston, of the engagement df Mbs Dora Lee Jamacla, vbited some of the Kershaw Campbell, danghter of Mr. and Mrs. county 4-H clubs on July IS. She b T. R Campbell of Bbney and Cam- on a vbit to the United Sbtee to ob-lden, to Rc^rt 11 Pernell of 0>lam- ae^e the work that b being done by|bb and Charietton. The wedding srlU 4-H clube here. Fresh Meats •Fruits <7~ •Groceries Vegetables ★ IceOream ★ Party Cakes •Birthday Cakes '-•Wed&ig Cakes ^ Furnished on Five Days Notice. ★ GAS and OIL % ^ CALL AT— JACK BROOME’S Service Station and Grocery Corner oi Broad! and York StraoU <— Camdan, S. C She vbited the Kirk land and Ebeneser clnbe while hers. , BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT LL and Mra. Mflten Cass an*! nounce the birth of a daughter, Sara Ellen, July 1$. st the Csmden bos- pitsl. Mrs. Case b the former Beubhl Orshsm, dsoghtor of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Graham. Lt Case b stationed at| Camp Hood, Tens. 4* •• aa,,. tmau Go Hand In Hand! No one was ewar wall groom- ad wliila wearing wnriakled dothaa. InMnacnlafaBma in jclothog ia an abooluta ^ro- raqpiiaite to a good appear- anoa. Yipa^ feel amartiF draaaed if yoa rt^.ovl in clodtaa wa kaaa claanad for yon. BeAUr Care Results In Lmger Wear. -• Bring your clothes to-— SR O*. 1(19% 11’® PalMtti Diy ClK^iK. gmt DMB BipmI. • flnfyrwik aaol^aamTtkfctff to'madam a Wool •I maTamA m Jr » I ' • 1 A ^ ’