Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ii/’ ; 4 I h L Bethniie News Notes Mrs. B- ^ Traeo4ftlo rettunod re* ^ntlT from a rtoH to- the home of S BOO. lUT. N; E. Trueedale, In rjotonla. N. C. While there the I'niesdales attended the fire^y min- ■terial conference held at Montreat, ^ C They aleo attended the HU1> (ous^Sartorl wedding, which took tlAce at Fasalfern school, Henderson- ^\e. The bride, Mies Esther Lots {iiuioase, lired here when a child jid has visited here since her gradua- ion at Queens college. Mrs. Sartoni I the only child o/t Mrs. Hlllhoase Bd the late Rev. J. B. Hlllhoase. Mr. lillhuuse was imstor of the Presby* ^rlan church here at the time of his eath. Mrs. J. G. Richards and little daagh- sr, Kay, of Florence, were recent nests of Mrs. Richards' sister, Mrs. [. G. King. Mrs. Harold King and little daugh- )r, Patsy, of Rome, Qa., are guests 1 the home of the M. O. Kings. Mrs. R. B. McCasklll and daughter, etty Gray, are visiting Mrs. Mo> the CAMOEW CHROWiCLg. CAMbCW. SOUTH OAHOLINA, FfllOAV, SEPTEMBER t, 1144 PAGE THREE CMkUls father In Walterboro. • 8gt. John CopeIadd,pf Fort Jaekson, . Mrs. Annie of Cheater, haa! was the week-end guest of his mother, come to spend the winter with SuptiMrs. Mand Copeland. R. C. 'CiAipbeU and famUy Mrs. Eva Morgan is visiting her son and family, Mr. an^ Mrs. Lee Morgan, in Orangebnrg. Mrs. Alice Cease of Filbert, Is visit ing her daughter, Mrs. L. D. Barr. Miss Celia Ktaig has recently re- ^ • • “ • A sAsnssf wB V ggaAg^n turned frbm a week’s sUy in the Ids wife (Margaret McLaurln) and mountains of North Carolina Mr. and Mrs.' Laurence MCLaurin and son, Dan. of Columbia, were week-end guests of Mrs. J. N. -Mc Laurln and family. Miss Blanche Edna Brannon has ac cepted a position at the Baptist hos pital In Columbia as-labratory tech nician. Word has been received by Mrs. C. E. Braswell that her brother. Carl Radcllff of^ the Merchant Marine, Is missing. Pfc. Charles Maynard, Jr., hag been wounded in France. His condition Is now improving. Harvy King of Port Bennlng, Is spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John King. Mack Davis and family have 6voved into the home recently occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Beet Mr. and Mrs.. W. A. McDowell of Charleston, were week-end guests of their parents here. Wallace Phillips, U8N, is visiting little son, Monty, after several months absence. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips and little son spent last week in the Phil lips home near Florence. Mias Ruth Estiidge of Kershaw, was the recent bouse guest of Miss Mary McKinnon. Mrs. Dewey Beykln of Bisbopvllle, spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. Amanda McKinnon. Mrs. Mayo Davis and daughter, Billy, of Perry, Oa., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Loving Davis. - — Mrs. O. B. McKinnon and daughter, Peggy, of Augusta, Qa., are the guests .pf Mr, and Mrs. W. A. McDowell. Miss Mary Ellen McLaurln of Co lombia, spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. Daisy McLaurln. Miss McLaurln takes up her duties as teacher in the Brookland-Cayce school Wednesday. • Mrs. Carl Harrison entertained Wednesday with three tables of bridge. High toore was won'' by Mrs. C. B. Mitchell..while the floating ^riae went to Miss Harriett Majra, A protest against the appUcRtloo for permission to open a liquor store here Is being made by the citlsens of Bethune. Mr3. Hugh Witherspoon of Mayes- vUle, is visiting her parents, Mr. land Mrs. D. T. Yarborough. ! The building formerly occupied by the Merchant and Fanners Bank has been purchased by Drew Thompson qf this place. Mrs. Barr Gardner and daughter, Peggy, have returned from a week's visit with' her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Jack Gardner, in Philadelphia. Mr. Fred Josey and family of Ma con, Oa., are visiting their parents. Mr. and Mrs. 'B. H. Josey. The following circles of the Presby terian church met "Tuesday: Jean Hllihouse with Mrs. T. ‘H. Josey, Margaret Morse with Mrs. M. G. King and the Minnie Forbis with Mrs. Percy Mays. Rev, C. B. Blackmon has entered his resignation as pastor of the Bap tist church here and will take up'bis new pastorate* of the>Lake 'View Bap tist church the first of October. Mr. Blackmon and wife will be greatly missed here. * Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Seegars are receiving congratulations upon the birth of a son. Raymond Woodrow, September 4. Mather Ac^emy Opens This We§k The school year at Mather Academy opened this week. Day pupils are reg istering Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. New students should report Sept. 11. 12 and 13 for placement t^ts and registration. The formal opening will occur Sept. 14 at 10:30 a. m. Classes will meet Friday, Sept. 15. The book storo will supply your needs on Sept 14 and 16 In the after noon. KSfIBNAW LOCMMI Ha fH 4L F. M. Bafular First Tuesday of Month, At t P. M. WeleoBM. J. a HorrMAN, w. m. J. H ROSS, Seeretary. 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