The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 04, 1944, Image 5
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McMAMUS-RICHEY
^ weddiBS <rf Mliir Id* Mm Mc-
. Camden, and Hert>ert Lynn
corporal, of Cawden and Fort
J took plao® Fridigr motrnins,
I?!?: 14 "at the First Presbyterian
i£eh Mt. Holly, N. J. The pastor,
£?^JjorneUttS M. DeBoe. officiated,
the double ring ceremony.
1*^ bride wore a white drees with
l«hite accessories and a -corsage of
carnations and baby breath.
Richey is the eldest daughter
I snd Mrs. Joseph B. McManus
|!r ^ city. She was graduated frotn
lluden High school and attended
iM^hon’s Business college. Since
she has been connected with the
iM^al Rerenne office in 0)lambla.
I^L Richey is the son of Mrs. Marie
Is. Richey of Camden. He is a grada
te of the Camden High school and
IW North Carolina State college in the
i/teas of He is stationed Fort
[pTn. j
I Allowing the ceremony the young
leoople left for a short wedding trip to
Ipew York.
/birth announcement
U. and Mrs. Charles Albert Smylie,
lltb. announce the birth of a son on
Isihirdar. July 22, at the Camden hos-
1^1. De has been named Charles
I Albert Smylie, 5th. Mrs. Smylie is
|the former Henrietta McDowell Lt
[gaylie Is here for a leave before re-
{porting to his baae on the West coaat
COMING ATTSACnONS
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personals and Socieln
Tei^hone 29
J. T. Hay la spending the week at
Pawley’a laland.
Miss Betty Ihomas is visiting
friends in Memphis, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Wilson Mills are
spMiding sometime with relatives In
New York.
Dr. and Mra. J. L. ^Uiford hate
returned home burn a week’s visit to
Pawley’s Island. •
Mrs. W. F. Bnekley of New York, is
expected to be the guest of Mrs. Alice
Marye thia week-end.
Pvt and Mrs. M. L. Allen of Port
Jackson, spent Wednesday and Thurs
day wi^ friends, in _Camden,
C6I. Jamf» W. Ciybum has retorned
to his station at Birmingham, Ala.,
after visiting his father, J. H. Ciy
bum,
Dr. Sumter Rhame, of Charleston,
spent Sunday here with his mother,
Mri. J. Spmter Rhame, on Laurens
street
Mr. and Mrs. William Hough (Emily
Zemp) and young son. William, Jr.,
are guests t)f Mr. and Mrs. W. Robin
Zemp,
Lt. Joe Acker of Southern Aviation
school Mr, Ned Beard and Mr. Rufus
Redfeara left Wednesday for Myrtle
Beach for a few days.
Pfc. W. Robin Zemp, Jr., of the
Medical College, of Charleston, spent
the week-end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. R. Semp.
Lt, and Mrs. Eugene Minletta and
son, C^e, left on Saturday for Ameri
cas, Ga., where LA Minletta will be
attached to a flying school
Mr. and Mrs. Prsiik H. Heath
have received word of the death of
Mr. Heath’s aunt Mrs. William E.
Smoth, at Fond dn Lac, Wis.
Lt (Tommdr. W. Shannon Heath of
the Navy, stationed at Miami BMch,
Fla, Is here visiting his brother, Capt
John P. Heath, and Mrs. Heath.
Misses Betty Bro#n and “Honk
Pegram of Asheville, N. C., have been
the guests of Mrs. Locke Craig and
Mr. Craig for the past several da3r8.
director at the Southern Aviation
School.
Capt John M. Chapin, who has just
retamed from 2 years of overseM
duty, la here on leave, visiting his
wife (Mary Zemp). Lt and Mrs.
Chapin expect to leave the last of this
week for New York and Maine yrhere
they will visit relatives.
Capt and Mrs. John P. Heath and
daughter have recently occupied the
John de Losch honse on Laurens
Court. Capt. Heath has Just returned
from overseas duty with the Navy,
where he participated in the invasion
and Is here on leave awaiting orders.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Btchel return^
to (Camden Wednesday after a visit
with their son, Sgt. Julian H. Bicbel.
and Mrs. Eichel and grandson, Henry,
of Pacific Grove, Calif. On their re
turn trip they visited friends at San
Francisco, Los Angeles, Hollywood,
St Louis and Cincinnati
Dr. and Mrs. J. Herbert Bates, of
Elkton, Md., were the guests this past
week of Mrs. Bate’s sister-in-law, Mrs.
J. Arch Steme and family at Hotel
(himden. Mrs. Sterne also had as her
guests over the week-end her nephews
Pvt J. H. Bates, of Enkton, and Pvt
H. A. Ooodykoontz, Jr., of Blnetleld,
West 'Virginia and Fort Jackson.
PARTY AT HOSPITAL
A unique and pleasant "get togeth
er” of the graduates of the Nurse’s
Aide corps and some of the officers
of the Kershaw County chapter, A. R.
C., took place Sunday afternoon at
5:30 upon the invitation of Mrs. D. M.
Davis St the (}amden hospital. After
numerous pictures of the group were
taken on the front steps of the hos
pital, Mrs. Davis served refreshing
iced tea and home made pound cake,
on the sun porch and a social hour
was enjoyed. The following were
present: Mrs. C. H. Stogner, Mrs. D
C. Hinson, "Mrs. U. N, Myers, Mrs D.
M. Dsvis, Miss Inei Parker, Btra.
Thelma
O. Moody, Miss Annie Mae
Mrs. Elliott Sheom and son, Elliott, Goodwin, Miss Nan Ingram, Mrs. Alva
Jr., and Mrs. Lucias Ogbnm spent the
weekend at Myrtle Beach with Messrs.
.Sifiom and Ogbonu who wreiwqrklns
there.
Mrs. John Flsbboume (Virginia
DeLoache) and children, of Sumter,
spent last week here with her moth
er. Mrs. W. R. DeLoache. Hampton
Park.
Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Hsgln retamed
Sunday aftey a week in New York,
where Mr. Hagln bought fair and win
ter merchandise for Belk's Depart
ment store.
Cpl 'Luther A. Sowell, Jr., has re
turned to his station at Alamorgodo,
New Mexico, after spending Tuesday
night with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
L. iu Sowell
lA and Mrs. J. D. Blalock ^Bennie
MildrM' Sbweli) and son, are spending
Rush, Dr. A. W. Humphries, Major A.
Moultrie Brailsford, Mrs. John Wall,
,¥”• E. C. yon. Trefckow. ail ja»
gretted the absence of Miss Margaret
McCasklll.
AVIATION OANCE A SUCCESS
Officers, instmctors and cadets of
the Southern Aviation school gathered
at the New Armory Monday evening
to enjoy a dancing party, the final
event of its kind given by the group.
While there was a tinge of regret
in evidence over the fact that it was
a final social event for the flying
post personnel, the splendid music by
a Shaw Field group of musicians, the
cool weather brought by the rain, the
colorful spectacle as offered by the
men In uniform and their ladies in
, fomaT weiu^ tJI combhieff to make|f
several days at Myrtle Beach after It an unforgettable affair.
Officers of Trl Gamma chib are as follows: Front row, reading from" left to right, president. Molly
Ruth Redfeara; new president. Katherine Sheom; vice presldenL Mur Nall Campbell; new vice
president, Bitsey Cox; secretary, Joan Schlosburg; new aecretaryi Carolyn Hammond; tmasurer. Fay
Lonmsky, and new treasumr, Bebe Blakeney. -
Boys: Mickey Jones, Ted Marshall, Harry Ganey, Giles Huggins, Donald Campbell, Carol Cox. Marlon
Schlosburg and Tommy Little.
The bride was accompanied by her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Donald Woodward
of LeRoy, and the groom by Judge
Joseph Murphy. Following a brief
honeymaon at a Michigan lake, limit
ed by Captain Porter’s leave of ab
sence, Mrs. INirter will return to Le
Roy and Mr. Porter to Selfridge Field.
Michigan, where be ,ia at present sta
tioned.—LeRoy. N. Y., Gasette.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
t Capt and Mrs. George W. O’Neal
announce the birth of a son. Robert
Remmel, on Jnly 20, in^ Springfield,
Missouri Capt. O’Neal has been at
tached to the Army office at the
■Southern Aviation School -for two
years. ’They have one other son,
Michael
'A locomotive contains as many as
26,000 parts.
McCorkle Fawora Projact To
Bo Finaaced By City and U. S.
«}ontlBnea from first poBO>
"It may be several years before the
exigencies of war will permit of
such a building being constracted,"
said Mayor McCorkle. “However I
feel that now is the time to plan for
it I have been approached by vari
ous people of prominence as to what
Camden planned to do in the matter
of providing a memorial for her sol
dier dead. I can think of nothing that
would be more apprepriate than a
community building promoted by the
City and the County. It will be a
place where people may gather to dis
cuss matters pertaining to the prog
ress and welfare of the community.
It will offer an opportunity for Cam
den te invite outstanding lycenm
groups here, literary, musical and
scientific and permit our people to em
Joy the- advantages ottered by auoh
cultural affaim.
"Frankly I think this la something
that should receive the moat profound
study on the part of all of us. Since
our service center. In which wa have
some 12,000 in furnishings invested,
may soon pass out of existence if the
option held by the group sponsoring
the freeser locker project Is exercised,
we must do something to provide a
place where people of the community
may gather, ’The success of our serv
ice center which has brought bappL
ness and light to tens of thousands of.
soldiers who have enjoyed Its hospi
tality has enlightened many of us as
to the possibilities to bo anticipated
through the medium of a community
center."
Mayor McCorkle went on to state
that be was going to ask the City
Council to give him permission to con
tinue the operatk>n .of the service cen
ter through the months of August end
September, as it will be October be
fore the freeser plant conatroctlon
will get under way It the option is
exercised.
For that reason the Mayor atates
that be would like the aervice men
at IV>rt Jackson, Shaw Field %pd other
points who have been coming to
Camden bY the hundreds on week
ends for years to know that the serr.
ioe center will be available to them
on week-ends during the months of
August and September.
If. at the end of September, there
la need for the continued care and en
tertainment of the fighting men in
training at the nearby camps and
posts, the Mayor declared that he
would take stepe to have the center
program carried* out. He has one or
more locatlona in view for sach a
program and bellevei be will have the
support of the city council in this
plan.
which Lt. Blalock expects to report
to Fort Meade, Md. .
Mr. and Mrs. 'Walter F. Bolte, of
Bast Orange, N. J., returned on Sat-
nrday, after a two-weeks visit with
their son, Henry P. Botte and family,
at the Hotel Camden.
Mrs. Bertie L. Zemp left Monday
for Greenville, where she will visit her
sister, Mra. Armstrong, before retnra-
ing to Washington. D. €.. where she
is now making her home.
Miss Mary Lon Magarahan. of An
derson, waa the guMt of Miss Laura
Brown for sevaral dayi thia week,
lahe _^.attended the fradaatton ^nce
Ifor the cad^ of S. X BT
Ml— Lots Davidson, who has been
I working in the office of the clerk of
conrt tor some time, left Tneeday for
her home in StatMviUe, N. C., to
I spend her vacation with her parents.
Mr. James Blakeney and danghtm:
I of Winston-Salem, N. C., left Monday
for their 'home after spending some
time with Miss Lai Blakeney. who
[accompanied them home for a.^ahort
Mrs. Everett Montgomery and chil
Idren "Bunny” and "(Cookie”, Mra.
Charlet H. DeLoache and son, Charlie,
and Mrs. Lane Woodcock and ton,
Jody, spent last week at Myrtle
|Bea<^.
Mrs. Virginia Clarke, who has been
IRHr Orteuia, La., for aome time
[with her daughter, Mrs. Sam Wel-
bora, is here vlaitinc her son, Mr.
Harvey “Cotton” Clarke andi ^Mrs.
Iciarke.
Mr. axul Mis. BtephM\ Nettles and
[danghter, of OreenvlUe. were gneeti
[over the week-end of Mr. and Mrs.
[Dan B. Mackey.- They were aoeom
Ipanled by Mrs. Belle T. Mackey, who
IwUl remain tor a visit
Mra. Lonla Speth and children, who
[have been making thahr home in Cam-
Iden tor over three years, laft last
week for their former home In Ander-
Ison. Mr, Speth waa assistant flying
Prior to the dance, a buffet supper
was served in the mess hall at the
aviation school
ME8DAME8 NETTLE8 AND BOfni
HAVE LOVELY COCA-COLA PARTY
Mrs. J. T. Nettles, Jr., and Mra. R
P. Bolte entertained on Thursday
morning at a C!oca Cola party at
Hotel Camden, honoring Mra. Bolte’s
mother-in^aw, Mrs. Walter F. Bolte,
of Bast Orange, N. J. Twenty gneats
were invited and retreshments were
amred from an attractively appointed
table. Low bowls of Sommer flowers
were used thronghont the rooms and
the hoateeees -werw aaslsted by - MrSi
George E. StoarL Jr.
P0RTER>RIVA8
Mr. Emeat L. Woodward and Mr.
Donald Woodward annonnee the mar
riage of their sister, Mrs. Helen
Woodward Rlvaa, of LeRoy, to Cap
tain Morris L Porter of the U. S.
Army Air Force, at Detroit on Mon
day, July 24.
Mrs. Porter is a danghter of the
late Oratot- F. and Cora Talmadge
Woodward. A few years ago she
purchased the property on East Mala
street that was the site of Ganaon’a
Tavern, LeRoy’a first hostelry buUt
in the closing years <^‘the 17th cen
tury, and bnilt a home there. She is
a membbr of the exeenttve commit
tee of LeRoy Chapter Amm-lcan Red
Croaa, and has anpported generonsly
many of LeRoy’s community activi-
Ues. Her latest benefaction was the
in July of last year of upwards
of 176,000 to the WoMward Memorial
Lil»‘ary ia the craatioa of which she
had previously Joiaed with her broth
ers and aister. The recmit^glft waa|
set up as aa eadowment with the
Security Trust company, it being her
expressed wleb that tha annual retora
be ntlllxed in the purchase of books.
Captain Porter is the son of Rev. aai
Mra. Fred Porter of Qouveneur, N. T.
End of Season
DRESSESCOATS
Our entire stock of Spring and Smmer Dresses, Coeds and Suits
50^
•Silks PSheers •Cottons
287 Dre^ - -HAlFpRICE
24Coats - * -HALF PRICE
22 SuUs — - - HALF PRICE
IS Jackets - - HALF PRICE
WEDNESDAY-THURSDAYI
Aafwt 9 Mid 10
ff^hen in need of,,,
•FRESH MEATS •GROCERIES
•FRUITS •VEGETABLES
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ICE CREAM /
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•PARTY CAKES ' •BIRTHDAY CAKES
•WEDDING CAKES
•d oil Fivo DoWN^Hoo
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GASaadOIL
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Sale Started Tborsday
AUGUST 3rd
SHOES
AU White Dress Shoes On Sale
$6.50 Air Steps - - $#.^$5.00 Brownbilt - - $3S7
$4.00 Brownbilt - ^ - $2J97
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