Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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j'\‘ ‘ ' ■ •■■T - ■ ( i f T \ THC CAMOtN CNIIOIflCl.t. CAMOCN. tOtmi CAMLINA. MIOAY. AUQUtT ia» 1*44 -fit' I . V >'■ . .“T"" •on WM In ^mrfe of th* bride’s reg-'sent froin N*tk)nsl besd^jn**^*’* ^AM nv« U D. NUee to Vtaitlac In Jfew- week. •JIL yf, F. Bttckley to TtolUnc her jJJ, In Nbw OrtMUis. Ur John Lln^y to TtolUnc Mrs. ■^daey in Wbnrfwro. wr Ben Team, Jr., has b^ spend. t. ITmt WAat in» If two weeks in Key West, Fla. Ii Ifsoldm to in Hamp. vacation with ^ Elizabeth in spending her TT. A. Mnllen to visiting her Uti. David Peacock, In New Msans- Salllvan, of the Air Base, t Charleston, spent the past weekend I Camden^ Mr and Mrs. Bt O. Midler and fSinl^ . tie spending two weeks at Paw* Ir’i bland. Miss Betty Lewis and Margaret >01 have Just returned trom a visit , foUy Beach. Miss Sybil Drakeford will leave this reek for Pawley’s island to attend ^se party. Donald Campbell has returned home Iter spending six weeks at Kanuga ake, Hender»onvllle,-N. C. Miss Lucille Davis of Kershaw, pent last week with her sister of Jmter. Mrs. I. R. Williams. Mr. Charlie Little, of Charleston, lie returned after spending the reek-end liere with relattves. j. E. Williams, now employed at Yard at Charteston, spent the net week-end with his wife in Cam. len. ward Oaines, of Asheville, N. C,. were vtoitors in Camden recently. Miss Dot BoweU will leave for Wal- halls this week to spend two . weeks with her college roommates, Misses Nell Mays and Jacqueline Phillips.! Clayton M. Hunter, AJS^ wtU arrive Friday to spend a 10 day farlou^ with his mother, Mrs. C. M. Hunter. He to stationed at Camp Peary, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron McLaren left Wednesday for Douglas, Oa., Where Mr. McLaren will be a fl4dit Instruc- INFORMAL RECEPTION FOR « LIEUTENANT AND MRS. KINO The home ot Mr. and Mrs. Beaton Shernn Was the scans of a lovely in formal reception when Mrs. Sheora entertained the family and immediate friends, honoring her daughter, Mrs. Charles King and Lieut. King upon their return from Oreat F^dls, M(m- tana, after an absence of more than a year. The living rooms- and dining room were attractively decorated with ar rangements of summer flowers. The hostess served ^ice cream and * cake, assisted by Mrs. James Sheom snd Mrs.. Thomas Ruff. Ister. j No ’’Prisoner of War” cartons are The young couple left for a wed- available as yet. The need for salv* ding trip to Rhode Island, after which age paper to urgent. a»ey wiU go to Montgomery, Alabama, i Thanks are due James Raley and The groom is stationed at MaxweU'nis force tor the excellent condition Field. tof the grounds around headquarters. For traveling the bride wore a two-1 ^ jr., and Billy Salmond piece dress of pink linen crash with brought in during the last year figured crepe skirt, whKe accessories 35^ magasines. This is a part of their and an orchid corsage. isoy Soout vrork. Mrs. Shannon, daughter ^ of Mrs.| c^as in nutrition to to be Wade Lawrence Stokes and the tote' ^boted by Miss Hinson. All dssfar. William Leslie Jackson, to a gmdaate iQg ^ ibis course will regtotsr et Camden high school and Lander .| headquarters. College, Greenwood, where she ELLItOR-MAYER __ „„ An^yew Richard Mayer, driver in tito'aTthe irixiary fli^t'iShbol then. Mrs. E. M. Boykin left Thursday for Dillon, where she vriU visit her sister, “»*uTtod last week, Thursday, in Mrs. Hamer and Mr. Hamer, before ‘ cerem^y that took plwe in t^ EQlng to Biurrell’s Inlet for several Lw county court house at Blshopi^e. dajt. The groom has been affiliated with Pfc. W. Robin Zemp, Jr., has return- ^® department for some Ume. ed to the Medical OoUege of Charles-1 aTwvaMa^TUPPATT ton, after spending the weekwond wlthl nTt»m«.a-«iHH£ATT his parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. Robin Miss Elisabeth Stevens, attractive Zemp. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lonny. Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Allen left Tues. Stevens, Bethune, became the bride day for Greenville. Mr. Allen has of P^t. Cleatus Threatt, son of Mrs. been the purchasing agent for the Juanita Threatt, Cassatt, ’Thursday, Southern Aviation School here since August 10. Rev. C. L. Blackmon, pas- its organisation. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jackson and son. Gale, returned to their home in uw of the bride, performed the cere mony. The bride wore a lovely dress of brown French type crepe with Charleston Sunday after spending a’brown accessories. Pvt and Mrs. week with the former’s mother, Mrs. W. L. Stokes. Sr. Miss Margie Ellisor. Wilmington. N. C., is visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Mayer, oh DeKalb street. Mrs. Mayer was formerly Miss Alma Ellisor. . I- Lf- Mrs. Earl Shannon (Dolly Captain Moultrie Bums, of paries- jg^kaon) spent Sunday and Monday on, has returned after spending the ^ g“ ab route .1.1. hi. moth.r. Mr.. J. H. ?lr,x,ruV.nd "Slign and Mrs. John Mullen. Jr.. ^ SirMullen^lll’^rocetoe^hto'^new ^ ^ ent ' rec«»’^® bto new MonUna, left Friday to report for lOfi, J06« SPQ&ulll^ tuts WSOlC Si _ ———mviol ' ™ Thomu Edd, Wtapit., who r.- jonUy received his “vrtngs,” spent a „® . , [sv days of his leave vrith Dr. and mmi oharioB <%n«Aii recently celebrated their thirty-fifth 5n>. Thomu b. Rutf (Emtl, “ Bieom) left recently for Old. .Fort, N. r where she will visit with Rev and Kennedy, who has just come ^ fmm California, where ehw wm Mw.* n v Qmith tJ a^eiunA arA/.v bom eight months ago. Her immed- u r Mr! q n Lt and Mrs. R. M. Ken- H C “d Mrs^. B. M^n of (^w- ^ children. Loti and lotte, N. c., are the guests of Mrs. « .,1, ,_,|i »_ n«n u>d Mr.. ^rol"l“ ’..’er»l month.. Lt. K..: R. I. HcCnrtr nnd' chadran, BohhI. '* ‘totloned «t Camp Hm.n. Cnltt and Belton, have returned after spend- tof a week at Mjrrtle Beach. J CAMPBELL-YOUNQ Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mays and child- Of intereat to a wide circle of ren, Hr. and Mrs. Joe McKaln and frienda in the CaroUnas was the mar- dOdren are spending this Week it riage of Mtos Betty Campbell, daugh- Recreation Park, near Cheraw. ter of Mrt and Mrs. Julias E. Camp. Mr. Bill Cooper, aasistont State bell of Camden, and Flight Officer iForester, of Columbia, and Mr. Bd> Tbomaa V. Toung of Rambert, which took place Friday evening, August 11. at 8:30 o’clock at the home of the Threatt are spending some time with his mother before going to Florida. JACKSON—SHANNON Miss Susan Ann (Dally) Jackson, daughter of Mrs.. Wade Lawrence Stokes, Sr., of this city, became the bride of Lt. Elarl Prancip Shannon of Pkwtucket, R. I., in a simple dignified ceremony at the home of the bride, 1201 Mill street, this city, August 6, at S o’clock, in the afternoon, Rev. J. Edmund Burke, of the Catholic church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help officiating. The double-ring ceremony waa used. The room in which the ceremony took place was beautifully decorated with palms, smllax, white gladioli and seven>brancbed oandelabra. The can dles were lighted by S-2C Joseph C. Jackson, brother of the bride. Mrs. James Gandy, organist of the LytUeton Street Methodist church and Mtoa Lillian Dowling, of Brunson. S. C., furnished the wedding music. Be- ‘BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrt. W. D. KeUey of Pen- aaoola, Fla., annonnee the birth of a daughter,-Hillie Ann. Mrs. KeUey to the formdP Nadine Rabon, daughter of Mr. and Mrt. G. W. Rabon, LngoCf. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. Boykin are receiving oongratulationa upon the ar rival ot a aim. Alfred Brevard. Jr., bom Saturday, Anguat 12th, at the Baptist Hospital, in Columbia. Mrs. Boykin to the former Margaret Don- nan. of Columbia. eelved her B. S. degree In Home Bco- Bomics. At Lander she was a mem ber of Pi Kappa TheU •ororlty. Since graduation the has taught home eco nomics at Bethune and Cheraw. Lt. Shannon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Edward Shannon of Paw tucket, R. I., to a graduate of the Bast Senior High school. PawtuckeL and the Rhode Island Stole ’college. AX Rhode Island State be was a member of the Delta Alpha Pal fraternity and was an outstandlag_all-Amerimn and all-New Eingiand baskMball star. Out-of-town guests were: Mr. snd Mrs. T. E. Shannon of Pawtucket, R. I., Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jackson and •on. Gale, of Charleston, Miss Elliott McCormick of North, S2-C Joseph C. Jackson of Green Cove Springs, Fla., Miss Lorenna Van Landingham ot Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Van Landingham, the Misses Pauline and Teresa Van Landingham of Oreat Falls. Miss Lillian Dowling of Brun son, Miss Loia Baker of Pageland, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hunter of Hartsvilie, Mr. and Mrs. Parks Long ot Charles- Ion. Lt. W. I. Thleme of Wright Field. Ohio, Lt William Glbsoa of the Co lumbia Army Air base. Mr. and Mrs. Herman McCurry ot Lake City, Mrs. H. S. Higgins and Miss Willie Lee Higgins of Liberty Hill, Mrs. M. S, Rozier, Miss Sarah Jane Rosier. Mrs. Joe Cooper, Mrs. John Blchan, Mrs R. B. Elliott, Sr., and R. B. Elliott, Jr., of Cassatt serve. Mr. Nettles Lindsay was ap- fore iba ceremony Mrs. G«a>dy-tdayed [-pointed ifttairmair of the flfiance^ com- COMING ATTRACTIONS Camden Theatre FRL^AT., AUa 18^19 Jack Haley. Harriet Hilltord, Mary Beth Hughes, Ozste Nelson and his orchestra •TAKE IT BIG” SAT., A«f. 19, 10:90 Show Lon CJhaney, Jr^ and John Carradlne “THE MUMMY’S GHOST” lOOOOOOOOOOOBIBOOOOBBBOBOt SUNDAY, AUa SO Ed. Q. Robinson and Richard Arlen ••TIGER SHARK” >OOOOOOOBOBBBBBBBBBBBB»B MON..TUES.. AUG. 21^ Charles Laughton and Margaret - -O’Brien “CANTERVILLE GHOST” WED..THURS.. AUG. 23-24 Helen Vinson and Lyle Talbot ••ARE THESE OUR CHILDREN?” bride. The Rev. A. D. McAm, pastor of the Bethesda Presbyterian church, officiated in the presence of a large group of relatives and friends. The doubls ring ceremony was nsed. The Uving room was beautifully dacorated in white and green. The vows wm‘e spoken before n back ground of palms and sonthera smitox against which were placed seven- branch candlelabras holding white lighted tapers and tall baskets of white glsdiolL The bridegroom bad as his beat man, Heyward Chandler of Rembert, the bride’s only at^ndant was her sister. Miss Ann Campbell. ^The can- dles'were lighted by D. A. Campbell, Jr., and A. B. CampbeU, Jr., oouslna ot the bride Tha bride was given in marriage by her father. Julius E. Campbell. She wore an early fall suit of navy blue crepe. Her accessories were navy blue and white with a white orchid corsage. Her only ornament was a cross given to her by her God-mother, Lt Jeaais L. Campbell, XT. S. Army Noras corps. Following the ceremony a reception was held in the dining room which WM beautifully decorated with white asten. blue delphinium end fern. In the receiving line were the parents ot the bride and the bridal party. Fol lowing the ceremony the couple left for a brief wedding trip. Upon their return they will make their home in Intermezzo” and ’’Meditation” and Miss Dowling sang ”0 Promise Me” and *T Love You Truly.” The Bridal Chorus from Lohenrgrln (Wagner) was.played for tbs Processional and during the ceremony Ltozt ’’Liebe- atraum” was softly given. Mtos Elisabeth Jackson, only sister of the bride, was maid of honor. She wore a gown of heaven-blue with fit ted bodice, sweetheart neckline, three- quarter sleevei and full net skirt. She carried an arm bouquet of pink and white, asters and blue delphinium tied with pink and blue satin ribbon. Gale Jackson, of Charleston, nephew of the bride, was ring bearer and wore a white linen suit and carried the rings on the bridegroom’s service cap. The bride, who waa given in mar riage by her oldest brother, Claude G, Jackson, ot ChartMton, was qulsftely lovely in her wedding gown of white net having a fitted bodice with a ruffled bertha forming 9.. drop shoulder line and three-quarter shir red sleeves. The buftant skirt extend ed In a long train. Her finger-tip veil of domestic tulle was held Pn either side by a duatef of orange bios soma. Her only ornament was the fraternity pin of the bridegroom. She carried % hoqquet of bride’s roses centered with a purple throated or chid, showered with tuberoses and tied with white satin ribbon. The bridegroom bad for his best man, Lt. William Qobson, of Campa- bello, and the C!oIumbla Army Base. Mrs. Stokes, mother of the bride was attired in a dusty blue crepe gown and wore a corsage of pink rosebuds. Mrs. Shannon, mother of the bridegroom, was dressed In a- pink marquisette gown and wore a corsage of white roeebadB> is stationed. The eariiest may on record was engraved in copper .by Anaximander ot Miletus about 880 B. C. Red Cross Notes Sadis K voaTrssekow At an sxecutlve board malting Aug 14, at A. R. C. headquarters at the be gin ning of a new fiscal year, the same chairmen and committees were re appointed with few exceptions where former members could no longer mlttee, Mr. H. Q. Carrlson and Oliver Rice continuing to serve. Col. John Wall to the chairman of Msaater Preparednesa and Relief committee. Col. E. C. von Tresekow to co-chairman. ’This committee baa been re-organlxed and held its first meeting Monday. ’The following at tended: CoL John Wall, CM. TOB Tresekow, Major Brailsford, Mrs. J R. Belk, Mrs. Kathleen Watts. Olivw Rice, Major Willis Cant^, J. Pearce, J. A. Hagina, Miss McCaakill Dr. Humphries, Leslie Myers and Mrs E. C. von Tresekow. An Invoice of new material for surgioals has been received but no materials as yet A new call for more kitbags as soon as possible has be^n For Foil Variety A$ Se9H in Wommt*$ Hobm Companion AH-WbbI Crtpii JBtiwt Mlsm* MaldrfBt SUrf Slim waiated, flap m Aa podtet style of kh» ten-soft, vibrant- ^ toned wool 12-20. Pleated all • round m ao •tyle of wool cre]^ dyed to matdi me ^ jai^ colota. Immediately after the ceremony the wedding guests were entertained at an informal reeeptkm,- which feat^ ured the cutting of the three-tiered wedding cake, topped with | a minia ture bride and soldier bridegroom. Mr. and Mrs. Usher Myers assisted in receiving, and the Misses Pauline Montgomery, Ala., where Ifr.-Young and Lorenire VanLandihgham, IMfott McCormick, Lois Baker, Betty West, Mrs. B. El, Brannon and Mrs. Lewis West served punch and individual cakea. Mrs; Frank Mayes presided in the gift room and Mrs. Claude Jack- LONG-LASTING PERMANENTS 5.95 Pail Btomour ataita haral EatBr-ta-eaiw-for, nattiraMeekitif parmiBaiita for ovary typo of hair .. for avary taala. Otir aigiort ttotona will halp yaa aalset a hairdo far a - 1 tovaliar yan. MakO yaiw appalnIfifOnt aaw; SPECIAL/Manicure ••7Sc DeKalb Beauty Shop r ^7 Babies Ibis week—and he hasn’t seen his own gnmdson!” *Y |1UH1CBT tfaa Doctw waa Impiaf to J.eazl7.M eazly. ao ha eoaU take a two-hoiw train anfl natch a look at Ua new 44ay-old yandknn, Bat no—the pkona eaa|kt bias again-So new ke’aofftodskvcrlfniJofaBaonr* PnoNB BiM ramr. Tofl him as doarly as yon can z^t’s wrong. Let him decide whether ha should coose to see yon, or yon shoold go to lam. Doeton have always hoen VinHj-tha-docfc Bat ^inee Peatl Hnrhor, whh hall of cor in the arased each civilian I in damsnd than aver. Ha is an edi today to an araragp of 1700 psofla. Tanr dactee*a ariantsa may ha Mtoavi^ I... too ptaeians to wnte. Bh|p Inn aavn fm poapla wBa nasd Urn nrgntiy, flnr yoandf in an nwi-fncy. ky laraRli Go TO me wheowvar yon are able. Boose vtoHa take lota of yoor doetor*s tfane-Hhae when I elm may realty need Um uiyently. TOOB APPonmfBNT preoipdy, don't pompoon it; nuke it at his eowveaienee, so that ha can plan Us cronrded hours iMter. Fcuj)Vttxmimcron'eAi>vioB totheietter— x*tdragan,tstoonai ' need extra attntion from him. SME vow Dwrors Tsa m WMTMEI Nvi Dow to rMirffk. MSS. imz HOfiKHI, Prar. 334 DeRALB PHARMACY PkoHeSS — — — — IFeJelhiir. V .1