The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 11, 1944, Image 5
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Robert iOner. Mra. Klaer
?^re her receat anniage, Mar-
L Bebekah Caahlngtuum. Thirty
^ honor guehts. Intimate friends.
Masked to “drop-la’* between the
„ of eight and ten o'clock, and
Moes refreshments were senred by
^^8, assisted by Mrs. Bngene L.
Hisy and Mrs. Beck Russell.
^ Kiner who finished his prim-
training at the Southern ATlatkm
M>I is DOW at Bainbrldge, 6a.. at
I aAFBU. Mrs. Kiner will Join
I there on Aug. 15th.
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personals and Societq
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marriage announced
[r. and Mrs. Jamee O. Cunningham
the marriage of their dangh-
Rargaret Rebekah, to \llUlam
lart Kiner, Arlation Cadet United
tss Army Air Corps, of Los Ange-
Califomia, on Monday erening,
f thirty-first, nineteen hundred and
rty-fonr, at Camden, S. C.
j^btcribe To TIm CStfoniclo
COMING ATTRACTIONS
Camden Theatre
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Anfuat 11 and 12
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latnrdaf Nifht 10:30 Show
MARINA NMN
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AUNWMAL nCTURE
SUNDAY
Aufoat 13
Mrs. J. M. Stewart, DeKalb Street,
is at Myrtle Beach thia week with her
daughter, Mrs. Frits Cummins.
Mrs. R. L. Bamhsrdt, of Durham,
spent last week-end with her sister,
Mrs. Sam McCasldlL
Mrs. Fred Ogham has returned
from a week’s tIsU with her son, Prt
Fred Ogbum. Jr., who is statl<Hied at
Scott Field, Illinois.
Mrs. H. C. Mins and young daugh
ter, Corl, of Durham, spent last week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.-Bam
McCaskiU, Mr. Mills coming for the
week-end and returning hmne wit^hev Cemidem
them.
Mrs. Dolly D. Jarman, of Stanards-
▼illb, Va., is spending some time with
her cousin. Mrs. Carrie D. Wooten at
iTy Lodge.
has been-with her husband at Qrsat
FalM, Montana.
Miss Dot Sowell has ss her gnest.
Miss Phyllis Wylie (rf Springdale, N.
Mrs. Leoa Schlosburg and danghter,
Joan, left Sunday for a two weeks
Tlslt to Mew York.
Mrs. Julie O. Dunlap left Sunday
to spend a two weeks Tacstion with
her parents at Akron, (Hxk>.
Pfc. John C. Sinclair has returned
to Up base at Fort Myers, Fla., after
spending two weeks with his family
Miss Pay Horton of Aiken, former-
ally of Cainden, has accepted a poal-
tion in the Dural county hospital at
Jacksonrllle, Fla. She finished her
training at the Camden hospital in
Mr. and Mrs. George B. stiiM-t, 11>42 and has been engaged in prirate
Mrs. George E. Stuart. Jr. and son.W’i^Y 1° Aiken for the past 17 months.
George Edwin, are spending two Rprton will resume her duties
weeks, in New Ywk and New Jersey. I Jacksonrllle August 1.
Mrs. L. L. West and son, Darid Dorothy Caughman of Bishop-
West, of Cassatt, attended the wed-^^I^> spending some time in
ding of Platoon Sgt. Laurie West to'^®^ Orleans, La., with Mr. and Mrs.
Captain Russel E. Thompeon at Camp!*^- C. Kelly. She now has returned
Lejuene, N. C., recently. ^Dd is making her home with her
Lt. Lewis L. “Buck” West, Jr., of parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Cassatt smd Camden, receired his Usrls.
wings In the Air Corps of the United P^ng Ogbum and
States Army on August 4th. at Aloe **ary Elizabeth, left last week
Field. Victoria, Texas. U. West, who fo' Decatur, Ala.
RUtH-MARTtN
Doris Lynn Rush, attractira dangh
ter of Chief of Police Airs J. and
Mrs. Rnsk, became the bride of Wal
ter Lewis Martin, Jr., sou of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter 'LewM Martin of Andsr-'
son, at a nuptial ceremony at the,
home'Of Captain and Mrs. W. AI
Rush, Boykin, grandparents of the
bride. Friday, Aug, 4, at 8:SQ o'clock.
The knot was tied by Rer. M. M.
Bensoa, the double ring ceremony be
ing used.
The bride, wno was given In mar-
liage by her father. Chief Alva Rush,
'Was attended by her sister. Miss Su
san Rush, while the best man was
James Starling Tarry. Ushers ware
’Frankie Rush, a brothm* of the bride,
m Gantt Martin, a biwtlMr of the
groom.
Music for the ceremony was pro
vided by Mrs. H. C. Tillw at tha
pUno and Mrs. J. C. Graham,
list
The bride was gowned in white
was transferred from the infantry in
to the Air Corps will arrive here for
a leave soon, before reporting for new
duty.
Miss Wilhelmenia Beasley, who has
been employed at the Southern Avia
tion school for some time, left recent
ly for Sumter where she has accept
ed a position at Shaw Field.
Mrs. Dan Paris (Melita Team) and
son of Charlotte, N. C., left Monday
after spending ten days here with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sandlfer of Co
lumbia, spent Sunday with the lat
ter’s sister, Mrs. John Lawrence Team
and Mr. Team.
Capt. and Mrs. Hwbert Orton of
Lonis, Delaware, are spending several
days with the latter’s mother, Mrs. N.
P. Gettys, Sr., at Logoff.
- Mr.- and- Mrs;—R; B.-Nottleg and
daughter, Betty, left Monday after
spending some time here with rela
tives.
Miss Mary Virginia Collins and
Harmon Collins are spending the re
mainder of the summer In Hartsville
with their grandmother, Mrs. George
Harmon.
Flight Officer Caleb C. Whitaker,
8rd, is here spending his leave with
his mother, Mrs. C. C. Whitaker, Jr.
Lt. Oscar Wooten, who recently re
ceive his commission imd “wings’’ in
the Army Air corps at' George Field.
111., is hers on a ten day furlough
visiting his mother, Mrs. Carrie Woot
en. Upon leaving here he will report
for duty at Columbus, Ohio.
Rev. and Mrs. Henry P. Collins left
Wednesday for the West coast via
Chicago and the northern route ex
pecting to retnm the 2nd of Sept.
Rev. Collins will visit ths Grand Ma-
conic Lodge at Montana and Wyom
Ing.
Major Leonard M. Hauprich of Max
well Field. Ala., was guest of Mr. and
Mrs. John Whitaker, Jr., last Friday
night while here on bnsinees.
The many friends of Mrs. F. N. Mc-
Corkle wUl be pleased to know that
underwent
Miss Teresa vanLandlngham is
visiting her cousin, Margaret yan
Landingham. on Lyttleton St.
Major and Mrs. W. R. Pahs stopped
over for a short visit last week with
Miss Rhetta Blakeney. They were en
route to Major Fahs’ new assignment.
Major Pahs was connected wiUi the
Southern Aviation tchooL
Mrs. R. Kenneth Lown <Mary Alice
Baker) is spending a month in
Chicago visiting her husband, who is
attending officers training school at
Northwestern University. While In
Chicago Mrs. Lown Is living at tha
Allerton hotel.
Mrs. E. C. Hammon of Los Angeles,
Cal., is visiting her sister, Mrs. I. C.
Hough, and Mr. Hough.
SHOWER FOR MISS TRANTHAM
- The borne of- Mr, aad Mrs. Braeet
chiffon over taffeta, short iMgth. and
her nopegay was of white rose buds
and tube roses tied with white satin
ribbon. Her maid of honor wore a
gown of pink lace over taffeta, short
length and her nosegay was of pink
rose buds and delphininms tied with a
pink satin ribbon.
Mrs. Alva Rush7 mother of the
bride, wore a pink gown with a cor.
sage of white roses while the mother
of the groom was attired in black
with a corsage of red roses.
Mrs. W. A. Rush, grandmother of
the bride, was charmingly sweet in a
black sheer gown and she wore a eor-
Fage of pink it»e buds. For traveling
the bride was dressed In black crepe
with pink accessories and a corsage
of pink rose buds.
Following the wedding ceremony'a
reception was held at the Captain
Rush home in Boykin, being largely
attend^ by friends of the young cou
ple. Later Mr. and Mrs. Martin left
on a honeymoon trip to the North
Carolina mountains.
At the reception the bride and
groom partlolpatod in the cutting of
a three-tiered wedding cake. PrMid-
Ing at the punch bowl were Mrs. W. C.
Fettua sod Mrs. James Terry. Serv
ing were Miss Lorene Grsgory, Miss
Rdns Strak, Miss Margaret Cox, Miss
Betty Lewis and Bill Beasley.
Out of town guests were Mrs. E. B.
Breaseale, Mary Blsrttn, IMu. W.
Lewis Martin and Gantt Martin of
Free Swimming
—for the—^
REMAINDER OF THE SEASON
AT CLEARWATER LAKE
Also FREE Picnic grounds. Cold
Drinks and Nabs for sale on
gronnds.
4. B. RIM and LOYD B. RUSH
— Owners
Nutting was the scene of s dellghtfol
surprise kitchen shower last Tuesday
night when Mrs. Nutting and Mrs. Roy
Mims entertained for Miss Priscilla
(Patsy) Trantham. The entire house
was decorated with lovely arrango-
ments of summer flowers. Contests
and bridge were enjoyed during the
evening after which the gifts were
uniquely presented in a "Jack Homer
Pie.’’ The office force of the District
Forester of which she has been a
member, also presented her with a
gift of silver of her chosen pattern.
A salad course and punch were senred
by the boeteeaes.
Anderson; MrsrYKBerta'Amlek, Miss
Ann Latham, Mr. and Mra. J. R. Ellis,
Jr., C. A. Rlppy, John R. Ellis, Jr.,
Mrs. Helm Aylward, Miss Jerri Lynn
Aylward, Mrs. Drujcilla Rampey, all
of Columbia; Mair Rampey of Due
West, the Misses Alma and Kate Pitts
of Columbia. Col. and Mrs. J. 8. Wil
son, Colombia, and Mra. Agnes Ash-
more of Houston, Texas.
The bride, a graduate of Camden
High school, was employed as ossbier
for the Liberty Life Insurance com
pany of Columbia. The groom is a
graduate of the Anderson High school
and attended the Anderson Diesel
school In Los Angeles, Cal.
THE WATEREB HOME
DEMONSTRATION CLUB MEETS
The Wateree Hom^ Demonstration
club held Its July meeting at the
home of Mrs. W, E. Hammond. Tha
preeldent, Mrs. Warren Arnold, belgg
absent the vice president,; Mrs. Ham
mond, presided.
The devotionals were conducted by
Miss Kathryn Nell after which the
minutes were read by the secretary,
Mre. J. B. Huggins. Mrs. Oscar SmyrI
gave some Interesting high lights on
her visit to Camp Long, clnb camp at
Aiken. She told something of its
purpose and what is being done there.
Buj War Bonds and Stamps
NOTICE
Announcing Our First New
DODGE TRUCK
See it at our show room
We aspect to have' a complete stock of parts very
soon for Dodge Trucks, and Passenger jCara, also for
Pljrmouth Cta%. Everjrtktng from the smallest parte
to complete Motor Assendbly for Passenger Cars and
Trucks.
We SeU Seat Covers
In tha short time we have been open, we have sold
more than $900.00 worth of seat covers.
WE BUY, SELL, AND TRADE CARS . . . PAYING
TOP PRICES FOR CARS.
See us when you want to sail or buy.
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Service Motor G>.
1119 Broad StrMt
Talaphona 109
C O. Stognar, Mgr.
sn operation which she
iMt week was She gave a demonstration on brining
she is iwcovwtng rapidly. Mm. M - other vegetables, and S
Corkle Is at the Camden ^pjtal. - number of helpful hints 6i
U. Austin T. Jones and wife are « u
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.
of AU
i>n canning
IC. Jones, on Walnut street Lt Jones
sxitects to return to his duties at
Camp CJlalbome, La., on Wednesday,
Mrs. J(mes ratnmlng to theti’ home
I in Washington, D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Hunt and sons,
I who have been visiting Mrs. Hunt’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Jones,
I returned to their home in Washington,
j:~c:rTttT Monday.
Miss Molly Ruth Redfeam is re-
I enperating. from an appendectomy
number of heli^ul hints
and preserving.
During the social hour the hostess'
served delicious refrsshments of ice
cream and ginger ale. She was as-
iisted by her Tittle daughters, Pstsy
and Bessie Hammond.
Restful Treatment
for Vacation
F>OOQOOOOBO>8dBOBBBBOOBO»
MONDAY Bad TUESDAY
August 14 Mid 15
operation at the Camden hospital.
Mr. and Mrii. Cameron McLaren
xre vUittlng hi« parents In Forest
Hills, Long Island. N. Y.
Cadet Lantye Williford of The
citadel, vlalWd his parento this week
end.
Miss .Sidney Jonec is visiting her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar,
at Beach island.
Mr. and Mri, Morris Campbell of
Sumter, were week-end gnesta of
Miss Sara Campbell.
Mlsa Mickey Langston attended the
graduation dance at Shaw Flald thla
week-end.
Miss Bill Beasley visited her fami
ly In BishopvUle this weak-end.
Mrs. Charles King (Sara Bhaom)
and atm. are visiting her parents, Mr.
aad Mrs. Beaton Shemm. Mra. King
F(^ your vacation gat ona
of our vapor hatha ai^ maw
will maka
from haad to toa. It
you faal more
raatad than a waak*a vaca>
tkei. Not waakaning^or oyar
atimnlatiag, juat ralazmg
rmtfm.
and
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Special
VakMt to $3 J6
All ^unrner Dressy
Reduced For
Clearance
For The Men
Reduced Prices On AU
Sport Shirts
Slpck Suits
Get Ready For
New Shipment
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School Opening
Foot Lockers
and
Just received big line ChU^
Suit Cases
dreif» and GbrU Sport
Lockers
Oxford*, all Size* and
Phia 20 par cant Tag
Styles. Bring your ration
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Suit Cases — $2.20-$3.45
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