The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 28, 1944, Image 7
CAHOH, ItUTW eAUOLtWA, fWIPAY, JULY 2t. 1t44
party a »I0 SUCCCM
^ -*t«rnielo« pMty gtwm at tiw
TV* A— OaHintav •Main* vu
i!L Ceatar Saturday evaalnf waa
by oT«r a hundred. gueaU.
by orar a hundred gueaU.
£S^ mammoth matona. property
aeryad the cadeta, mddlera
Jl thalr dataa from tables placed in
ff <«en iuat eaat of the Center.
^the erening dancing waa
ThJa la the lagt week ^
,0 ftnter to In operation^ ^e^ City
^ ^Intalned
SL^ accommodate the cadeu and
T wlrea who are here.
^en the building la yaeated aa a
center, the equipment which
M porchaaed laat year at conaider.
SI expense, will hare to be remor-
L te it to propoaed to ntlllse the
Lc^ure for a freeeer plant and
ggghter houae..
BAXLEY-NORRIt
llr and Mrs. A. H.- Baxley of Be-
line announce the marriage of their
mAter, Viola, to Allan M. Norria
[^mden. The ceremony took Tdace
t 4 o’clock Tuesday erening, July 15,
t the Bapttot parsonage by thq Bar.
B. Caston, pastor of the Camden
utist church.
The bride was becomingly attired
I a light blue-dress with tan and
kite accessories, and a coraage of
hlte rose buds.
Mrs. Norris is the daughter of Mr.
nd Mrs. A. H. Baxley of Bethune and
gnduate of the Bethune High school.
Mr. Norris to the son of the late Mr.
nd Mrs. J. C. Norria of Camden and
p’sduata of the Charlotte niompsoa
[ifh school.
The bride and groom left Immedi-
teiy after the ceremony for a abort
redding trip, after which they will
like their home in Camden.
personals and Socielii
her
Mrs. W. B. Hough to rlaiUng
neice In Hamlet, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Smith of Co
lumbia, were rtoltors In town Tues
day.
Miss Alma Ellison has moved from
Butledge street Into her new home'at
21S E. DeKalb street
Mr. Buiwell Boykin of Manning,
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. A.
Boyxtn last week-end.
Miss Sybil Drakeford is spending
a few days with Mias Barbara Brato-
Ington at Myrtle Beach.
Mrs. W. M. Sterenaon of Bennetta-
Tllle, la spending a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. B. M. Blchards.
MM SIVSN
Canning Add
Fmits-Vegetables
Mre. H. G. Carrison is Ttoiting bar
son, Lt and Dan G. Canison, ip
^UTand^ii. Store L. Perry, Miami. If?^**^^**! TlJLf i?-*?*J**ll
Pla, are yisitlng her sister, Mrs
Such fruits and ragetablea as ap
ples, berries, cherriea. peaches, pears,
pluma grapes, strawberries, tomatoes
and pimentoea are acid ones and can
be canned wfthout a precsore cooker.
The only eqnipment needed is a large
■ _ . .. . . with a Bible class for erery age. The
Betbeeda Rraabytertan Church nursery class eontlnuaa. Morning wop-
Sunday. July tO. A. Donglaa McAm, ghlp at 11:16. Young people’s serrioe
pastor: Church achool at 10 ar—m^-at 8 p. m. Public is inylted.
Lewis Lee Clyborn.
Mrs. Thomas H. McMillan and Mrs
Stanley E, Broee, have returned to
Washington after' risiting their par-
enta, Mr. and Ofri. J. A. Bell oC
Lugott.
Mra. Mike Kaplan and daughtm* are
Tislting Mra. Harry Schloeburg at
Sleepy Hollow.
Mr. and Mra. D. A. Brown, Baclne,
of the boiler so that the Jan er
lean do’not alt directly on the bottom
|cf the cocker. Such a cooker should
hare a lid alao. This is all that la
needed other than the regular canning
[equipment found in every kitchen.
The following are a few recipes for
canning acid fmlta and vegetables
that may be helpful to those who have
those things to can.
Apples—^Pare. core, cut In pieces.
Mia_ Thomas Buft ieavea tod^for DaCosta-Brown. lAt Thawutay
Maurice and Yatei Brown of* Cheater- ^
field were the guests of Mr. and iS!I® P*ck hot, cover with hot
liquid, cook In hot water bath. 111
IR8. J. L- TEAM
;NTERTAiN8 CLUB
The members * of the Wednesday
Lftemoon Bridge club were enter-
iJaed Wednesday by Mra. J. Law-
ence Team. Guests who also played
or absent members were Miss Lil-
kn Tates, an^ Mrs. L. H. Rocksfri-
or. High sOore for the club mem-
lers was won by Mrs. B. B. Stevenson
tad that for the vialtors by Mcs. L. H.
lockafellow. Befreahmente were lerv-
d by the hosteaa, islsted by Mita
Uberta Team.
Mra. Belton O. Boykin left Satur-
It7 for Gastonia, N. C., to vialt her
toBghter, Mrs. John Land, and Mr.
[anl
COMING ATTaACnONS
Camden Theatre
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
July 28^aad 29
Atlanta, Qa., where ahe will spend
the week-end with Miss Betsy Brown.
LL C. C. Whitaker, Jr., has re
turned to duty after spending the
week-end with his family on Lyttleton
SL
Cadet J. Lantye Williford, sopho
more at The Citadel, spent the week
end wiUi his parents. Dr. and Mrs. J.
L, WiUlford.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rogers and
children of Bennettsville, have return
ed after visiting the latter's mother,
Mrs. W. D. HsOe.
Mrs. E. t^. McMillan and Mrs.
Bennie Smith and son. Ben, Co
lumbia. spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mra. George Little.
Mr. and Mra. Kirby Topper, Mr. and
Mra. Ancrum Boykin and Mr. and Mra.
J. W. C. Boykin are spending some
time at Pawley’s bland.
Mra. W. M. Stevenson of Bennetta-
ville, waa the guest of her daughter.
Mra. McKain Ricbarda, and Mra. J. G.
Richards. Jr., last Tuesday.
Thomas Ancrum, who was one of
the South Carolina delegates to the
National Democratic convention in
Chicago, has returned home.
Mrs. Blakeney Zemp, who to mak
ing her home in Washington, D. C.,
And St Cedar Lod^ Alexandria, Va.,
Is visiting Miss Lai Blakeney.
Miss Alberta Team expects to leave
Wednesday for Hendersonville, N. C.,
where ahe wUl spend the month of
August with Miss Janie Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. McCaskUl and
little ton, Lee, of North Charleston,
spent several days wfA kb mother,
Mrs. J. Q. McCaskUl, on Broad St.
Mrs. J. Lawrence Team had aa her
guest last Wednesday her brother, Mr.
Rufua Clarke, Mrs. Clarke and chil
dren of Columbia and her niece, Mias
Carolyn Oarke, of Sstlll. Mias Clarke
remained through Thuraday.
Cpl. Calvin Sheom left Thursday
Yor the staging area in Kemey, Neb.,
after spending a seven day furlough
with hto parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benton
Sheorn.
Cpl. Benton Sheom, Jr., returned
Wednesday to Lochbourae Air base,
OolumhuB, Ohio, after spending a few
Brown remained for a few days’ visit mlhnlte
whUe en route to Augusta, Ga. Peaches—Remove skins and Btta.
Lt and Mrs. John Knight (Betty Juicy-fruit slowly untU ten-
Whltaker) of Charlotte, N left I adding one-half cup sugar to 1
TuMday after spending a abort while I o*
with the latter’s parents, Mr andP*®*' boUing Juice or
Mrs. C. C. Whitaker, Sr. Lt Knight
expects to be transferred from the I **®R’'***' minutes.
Charlotte Army Air base in the near Tomatoes—Scald and peel, remove
future. ittema and bad apota Quarter or tears
Major and Mra. Shelton J. West ^ boiling, do not add
have been recent visitors of thaj**^ water. Pack hot and add one
Major's mother, Mrs. Mattie R. Waat|**“P®®® Cook In
Oeno farm. Major West has been sentl^®^ water bath, 218 degrees, for 10
on a foreign mission, and Mrs. Weat|®*“®^®*- . , ' T
has gone to visit her parents. Colonel 1 Tomato Juice—Remove stems end
and Mrs. J. S. Burbage, AmarvUlo, I *** ^ Cu* 1“*®
Texas. } pieces. Simmer until softened. Put
Lt. and Mrs. Ray M. Tetslaff (Mary ***'®®*** Add 1 teaspoon
Frieda Bowers) of Westover Field, *® R®keat at once
Maas., spent last week with Mr. andlJ®"‘ *® IwMlng. FUl Into hot Jars
Mrs. George W. Bowers. Lt Tetslaff Liea»® one^iuarter Inch
sustained a broken wrist at the field ■I»®«® ^ Cook la hot water
and to on a 21-day leave. Tliey leftP*®^- *1* degrees, for 16 rntnutea.
laat Friday for Chicago to spend a " **^rther Information and canning
week with bis mother I recipes may be obtained by caUlng
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Beard spent P** ®’’ by the Home Demon-
last week-end In Charleston with the »««®t*a office In the Agri-
MaXWEU ANOEtSON’S
THE EVE OF
SiTMARK
A’20»VCENTUtY-FOX fICTUIE
A WORD OF THANKS
It ia witH ancare appracUtion that 1 thank
the wotart d Kershaw County for tha mag-
nifioant Yoto giran ma in tha raca for tha
1 coaaidar it awary man’s aacrad right to woto
aa ho thanka boat and 1 want to aay to thoaa
who di4 not Yota for nsa that i wdll appraciate
tiiasr adrica and auggaatioiu aa Yredl aa thoaa
ol my anpportara. It ia my purpoaa to aai^
aJI tha paopla of tha County. It ia my baUaf
that all maathiga of dia County Delagation
ahould hb opan to the public and 1 Yrill Yfork
R. M. KENNEDY, Jr.
t-
latter’s sister. Mlse Charlotte Boy
kin. Th^ returned by Bdisto Beach
where they were joined by Mrs. Henry
Beard, Jr., and son. Henry.fc Srd, who
have been visiting Mrs. McGowan
holmes and Mr. Holmes.
Ann Clyburn, daughter of Mr. and
Mra. Lewis Lee Clybum, oMebrated
her sixth birthday July 12. They
office in the
I cultural building on DeKalb street.
THANKS FROM MR. CLYBURN
I wish to express my deep appreda-
tion to the voters of Kerriiaw county
tor the splendid vote given me in the
primary on laat Tuesday, reflecting
me to the Houae of Representatives
from Uito county. I shall endeavor
^® ««rve the IntePeata of my county
Mtei^ln^^about M chMren at thelr^tn tu. „ i have done In the
cottage at Sleepy Hollow
Dr. and Mrs. D. C. Hinson, Mias
GSririide Gmia anf Mrs. J. L. OilUs
spent last Sunday In Greer with Mrs
J, B. Mendenhall
put
L. C. Clyburn.
THANKS FROM MR. BLYTHER
miH- I ^ ^ express my spprsciation
M tor . two '•"“Hto tHo rotor, o< D0K.H. totntdtlp tor
ths confidence placed in me last Tuea
day when they elected ms to the of-
MR& WATTS EXPRESSES THANKS 1,1^^ ^ Magistrate. I wHl at all times
I wish to expreea to the people of {seek to conduct the atfaira of this of-
Kershaw County my appreciation for flee to the beat of my ability,
the.votes I received in the primary! (Huts. B. Blyteer.
election. Although I did not receive
the majority vote I do appreciate j MR. STOKES EXFRESSES THANKS
every single vote cast fdr me andj I wish to express my appreciation
shall continue to render by best ser- to the people of Kershaw county for
vices In the work until my term ex
pires
Saturday Night 10t30 Show
days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Benton Sheorn.
The cadets of Southern Aviation
I achool were delightfully entertained
I with a welner roast, held at the grill
in the backyard of the Cadet club
I laat Satnnlay night
Mrs. T. J. Kirkland has returned
I after vtoitlng her daughter. Mra. Tom
I Da via. and Mr. Davis, In Washington,
|D. C., and Mrs. W. S. Burnet at
I Cedar Lodge, Alexandria, Va.
Mrs. R. M. Richards and young’son,
[Robert McKmln, Jr., of Bennettsville,
have arrived In Camden to amnd the
Isammer months with Mr. ana Mn. J.
10. Richards, Jr., of North Lyttleton
I street
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Mltchril and
Isons, Glenwood and Franklin, of New-
Iport News, Va., are visiting V. O.
iWllson on Walnut St. Mr. Mitchell
I iraa a former manager of the A. A P.
I store here.
Pvt. Rosa B. Shirley of Fort Me-
jClellan, Ala-, hat been spending a ten
{day furlough with hto wife and tons
[of f02 Lsrttleton street, Camden. He
will now be stationed at Fort George
|G. Meade, Maryland.
John Allan Melton, who haa Just
Yours truly,
Kathleen B. Watts
[the large vote given me on last Tuea-
—to--the office of
I Supt . of Education. I renew my
APPRECIATION
I thank the voters of the county
for the votes they gave me In Tuea*
day's election. 1 would like Co ask
friends throughout the county to ex
tend their cooperation with those who
are going to serve them and let us
work together for the things that will
be helpful to us all. Respectful^,
John Rabon.
pledge to conduct the affairs of this
[office to the best of my sbillty at all
times. " Arthur Stokes,
Rent B Freesmr Locker
• •
OPENING OF
DeK)alb
^CdUllJ Shop
DeKalb Street, Next Door to Poet Office
Under Management of
MRS. INEZ HINSON
Formerly with Marinello Beauty Shop
Columbia, S. C.
Finest and Most Modern Equipment
Skilled Operators
Open For Service About August 1st
SUNDAY
July SO
I recently returned borne after recelv-
[ing a medical discharge from the
[Navy, la visiting Miss Peggy Dyrsch,
[Chicago, ni. Melton.was Injured in
[combat duty on a submarine.
CAPTAIN ELLENBERQ AWARDED
MEDAL PGR BBAYERY UlJkCTl
(Contteued from flrst page)
He has been awarded the SOver
Star for his .gallantry In action. Here
St home in Chester and Great Falls [
where he conducts the services of[
St Maik’s church and Chester and]
the little mission at Great Falls, he[
Is beloved by all. A Chester newac|
paper writer describes him as being [
one of the outstanding rellglouB and
civic leaders Chester aver had. Hs to
described as being a “man’s man,” in|
that he seems to offer an inspiratkial
to the men and boys with whom hej
.. _
MID-SUMMER
REDUCED SUMMER
Among .the Arabs, sacred trses ardl
believed to be haunted by angels]
or Jinns.
All play shoes are marked down. Don’t
ndas tiiese vrines. r -
shoes!
2.00
2.50
im
I
dA
MONDAY amd TUESDAY
July 31 mad AmumU 1
When in need of,,,
★
•Fresh Meats •C^oceries
•Fruits •Vegetables
★
Ice Cream
S'*.
UN w
•Party Cakes •ffirthday Cakes
•Wedding Cakes
Rndiacadt Too good to reaiat!
SUMMER^ HAND BAGS
NoYolty
Ahd.PAf"
any color
yoa Yraak.
Whon RaittYroar U N»odod« It*» Noodod
Badly
GHtL’S RAIN CAPES
Siam 4 to I4--AI1 vhlto m pS
plastic on Rayon. 4 hot- ^
ton modoLattachod hood.
Horn’s yoor last
WOMEN’S WHITE SHOES
Furnished on Five Dum* Notice.
★
Pomps and tisa. Roprieod
to s^ Top Yalnos and
attractiYo stylos.
2.77
Must got Li|^t and modium shades
MEN’S SUMMER PANTS "
iKTasha^
Sanloriaod all Colton.
Anklots aarayl SOO pairs of thoml
Misses and Children’s Sodts
Sisos 6 to 101«2. light
25c
Now! ifiro’s a hot Yahas!
DUFFLE BAGS
Good for many qsob, iMiofrl
bags. Camp ootfits, ote.
plus tax
39c
I WEDNESDAY-TIRmSDAY
Augost. 2 a^ 3
^adventursbot mark
TWAII^
^^•dwick Msrah. AMds taitilL
„ Dooaig oisB nA Aha HiOs
GAS and (RL
★
CALL AT—
s
•JACK BROOME’S
Service Sta&n aod Gri
We’re Out to dear’Em Ont!
MEN’S SUMMER HATS
Cottm P<H»lm <nr Dndt-0. D.
' Color. “AH Mzes, '
75c
YorfcStflifts
■J' -
ttnlartons to lUrshaw
For Our
Yoi^
to T
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