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THK cAMPiN CHuowfem, CAinwDi, aouTH aMidi.iiiA, rmpAYti^rmnit i«, nm S (_) ( I ( I 'i / Jail* B»rn«< Arrant* left Mon- CoUo»«. - ROSS Shirley hn* recelred word 'tji husband, Pn. Ro«| B. ahlr- wTlred aately 1* »««lnnd. T Le* Uttle left on Monday ’'. Tbit to hor former liome near Bojral V«-t Curtis B. Ha»ty of Birmios- \l». 1* » S®*** rant. Mr*. B. O. Sanders, Fair St. Lantye Williford of the ata- ta sDendtox a week irlth hi* par- Vend Mra. J, L. Williford. Mrs. John Whitaker, Jr., left Wed- neaday for Montgomery, Ala., where she will Tiait her daughter, Mrs. JUeonard M. Hanprich, for several days. Mrs. Walter Watkins of Memphis, Tenn., is on an extraded visit at the home of her parents in law, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Watkins, in the Cassatt oonunonity. ,IMt*. n. Varp Hawley (Kitty BaT- nett) and yoang son. Bossy, have ar. rived from Tyler, Texas, where Ckpt. Hawley is stationed, and are occnpy- ing the Frederick Robertson residenee • on Lyttleton 8t. They were aocom- j L. WiUifmd has retomed, panled to Chimdea by Mrs. Hawley's ’sfter spending a wee|c with her,cousin. Miss M(dly Scott Roehah <a Mrs. J. H. Kirby, at Wood-j Denver, CkHo.. who will remain fOr I an Indefinite stay. H. M. Williams (Mary Mose- Mrs. Mark D. Harris, Jr., recenUy and little son of Sebing, Pla., are spent several days here with her par- jttaf her mother, Mrs. R. L. Mose- enU, Dr. and Mr*. C. “F. Sowell after a two weeks visit in Monltrie and by Hammond of Newark. Delar LaOrange, Oa.. with her husband and has returned to spend the winter his parenth, Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. his grandfnother, Mrs. ^ L.| Harris. Sr. Mrs. Ha^ left Wednes- ey.. {day for Spartanburg, where she ex« aartn Cooper, Jr., a student of pects to spend the remainder of the Unirersity of South Carolina, week with her anxti, Mrs. John Mcr pi the week-end at home with his | Alistttr. Bis, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cooper. Pierce Cantey, who has been [ioned at Camp Stewart, Qa., is U. D. C. MEETING The first meeting of the Fall was , H)endlng a ten day furkmgh with . ^ I hilly. Upon returning to duty ^°®! rill be stationed at Fort Jackson, i***? Kennedy chap^, U. D; ^ ,1 and Mrs. T. A. Alexander and* ^ memorial servl^ was held for the Tommie, of Durham. N. C., have beloved seciwt^, Mrs. John (3ant*y, Bed after spending a few days ® member of long standing, a former Mr. .and Mr*. B. D. Boykin at President and most Mtlve, and (or Ljj Hiss Sue Toung, a charter member; [^. Edward B. Beard has returned.®*™;,^®®**® Ancrum Spencer, for^Uy ort Bragg, N. C., after spending [week-end here with bis parents, ' and .Mrs. H. E. Beard. Upon his he expects to be transferred amp Sheppard, Texas, and Mrs. City-Clark, who have making their home here for sev- months, left recently for Val- Oa., where Lt. Clark expects to his advanced training as an avia student. iss Louie Lang of Columbia, was I guest of her aunt, Mrs. A. C. Mc- and Mr. McKain, for the week* C. M. Hunter left recently for .Oa., whmw she oxpeets to ke her home. Ire. Cameron McLaren, who has Tlsiting friends hmre for the past weeks, left Monday with Mr. ren. who spent last week here. I Douglas. Os., where they expect, sake their home. Mr. McLaren is liTiltan flight instmctor at the ry training school located there. S. J. E. Peach, a native shaw county, and who is now llv- at Newport News, VsL, is visiting Islster, Mrs. W. H. Owens. Before ling home he expects to visit his Dan. at Great Falls. TIIANTHAM.SSMFLK Priscilla An Traathasi became the bride of Hilary Rhodes .(NIver of Charlottesvine, Va.. last Wednesday evening at 7:M o’clock. Dr. Maurice Clarke, recuw of Grace Bpiaeopal church performing the ceremony. Sstnrdsy evening at the same hour and in the assse room of the Tmntham home. Rev. A. D. McAm, pastor of Bethesda Presbyterlaa church, per formed the ceremony that united Mias Maggie Nelson Trautham to Lt Paul .Ogllvle Semple of Toungstown. Ohio. Incidentally Lt Semple waa'’best man at the Trantham-Oltver wedding Wed. neaday evening and Mist Manle waa her sister’s bridesmaid. At the Tran- them-Semple ceremony Saturday. Mias Jane Trantbsm, a third member of this Tranthem trio of southern belles, was one of Miss Maggie’s bridesmaids, the other being Miss Margaret Rock- afellow, a oousln. Lieut Semple waa attended by C. H. Tates as grooms man. Red Cross Kites Cassatt News Letter Sadie K. voeTrseefcow Disaster Relief Comimlttee A Disaster meeting was held Mon- day, August lith, at Red Cross head- aunrters. jkt 8 P. M. The meeting wn* <llll)ad 4o order by CoL Jcdin F. Wall, Chairman of Disaster Preparednei and Relief. Thoee present were: (}ol. John F, Widl, MaJ. A. Moeltrte Brails* for^ Mrs. E. C. vonTresckow, Mrs. J. & BMk. Mrs. C. E. WstU. Miss Mar- idir^MeCsskai. Mr. J. L Psaree, Mr. J. A/Hsgins. Dr. A. W. Rumphrlas, Mr. Wmis Cantey. Mr. Oliver Rke. Mr. Leslie Myers, and CoL E. C. von- Tresckow. The purpose of the meeting was to eppoint and Inatmct sob^hairrara and their conunltteeS to serve In esse of s disaster. The committees nam ed were as follows: CoL E. C. vonTresckow, Co.<%air> Mrs. Semple is s Camden High'man. school graduate, waa engaged in new»-| Welfaf% and Liaison paper work with the Camden Graphic Mrs. J. R. Belk a few rears ago but since the war broke out she has been identified with the local rationing hoard pie is identified with the Columbia Air Base. Committee, HONORED ON BIRTHDAY Csrolrn Ann Rush was honored on her 8th bitthdhr Thursday, Angust 31. when her mother, Mrs. E. C. Rush, entertained IS guesta with a theater party. After attending the mat-biee they were served ice cream and party mints at the ice cream parlor. The guests present were: Ann Mickle. Patty Ontlaw, Barbara Myers, Pauline Carroll, Jeanette and Lulie Ekiddy, Shirley Ann GillUi, Bobby Jean Britt. Johnnie Hagin, Larry and Bunny Smith. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Mendel Mickle. of Camden, and Mrs. Nannie Bran ham, who was the adopted daughter of the chapter, whUe she lived at the Confederate home in Columbia. A beautiful prayer read by Mrs. W, F. Nettles fpr the chaplain, Mrs. R. M. Kennedy, Jr., a memoriam and poem given by Mrs. von Tresekow, And the lighting of the candle by Mrs. William Whitaker concluded the service. Flower* were placed by the candle. " A resolution committee was ap pointed. Mrs. U, N. Myers and Mrs. Frank Babbitt were elected recording secretary and assistant treasurer, re- PCOPiiTJly, . The jmxt meeting. sdlL he. held with Mrs, James Cureton as hostess. ■INC ATntACnONS iden Hieatre >AY^T^ SEPT. IS-IS Skelton and Esther Williams |‘*BATHING BEAUTY” Filmed In Technicolor SEPT. 16, 10:30 Show judV canova IlSUNA HAYRIDE” SUNDAY. SEPT. 17 Action—Musical Hit! ^NG IN THE SADDLE” I Radio Stars! Screen Stars! Recording Stars! be Prasee, Hoosier Hot Shots, Summerville. King Cole Trio, ny Wakely and Oklahoma Cow- ri. Cousin Emma. Sally Bliss, River Dave and many others. BDOOOOt >N.-TUES^ SEPt. 16-19 Kar Bergen, C!harUe McCartiiy, onita Granville, W. C. Fields, [Bammy Kaye and Orchestra '‘^SONG OF THE OPEN ROAD” mOBtBBPBRBBOBOBf :D..THURS., SEPT. 304(1 in MarsBsOl liStflSriaii* ISy~” 'BRIDE BY MISTAKE” With Allyn Joslyn MISSES MARGARET 8ALMOND AND HALLIE CLARKSON HONORED Miss Margaret Salmond and Miss Hallie Clarkson were guests of honor at a party held at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Maurice Clarke after choir re-' hearsal on Thursday night. Sept. 7. Both young ladies ve leaving the city to beeoi&o sRidehUi at Wlhthrop college. Misa Salmond has been tiie soprano soloist of the choir for the past few years and in appreciation of bpr taithfolneas and devoCkm the members of the choir combined with the wardens and vestry of the parish to present her with several handsome and useful gifts. Misa Clarkson has been a teacher in the church school and in appreciation of her services tMfS, vealry. choir and church school Joined together to give her tokens of their affection. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Clarke, assisted by Mrs. Elisabeth KirUsnd. WATEREE CLUB HAS PICNIC ' The Wsteree Home Dem. clnb bad its annual picnic Friday afternoon. Dinner was served from the large pic- XlKs HWo In the park. Due to the sb- sence of t!^ recreational chairman.' there was no special entertainment Guests w^re Mr. and Mrs.-John Stover and children, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ewing s)id children. Miss Mary Jane Oettys and Miss’Fewell, Connty demonstration agent. Survey and Intelligenoe Commit tee: Willis Cantey. Chairman; W. R. lient Sem.|jaon*al. Co-Chairman, Ralph Chase, Frank Heath. Rescue Committee: Bknest' Nutting, Chairman, Chas. H. Stogner, Co<lhalr- man, Tom Ancrum, Vasco T. Miller. Gus BeletM. Food Committee: J. I. Pearce, Chal^ man, Mrs. William Salmond, Co-Chair man. C. E. Rogers, Hiss Margaret Fe^^l, Ames Ckmper. (mnteen Committee: Mrs. R. B. Pitts, Chairman. Mrs. R. E. Steven son. Mrs. Eugene Moseley. Clothing Committee: J. A. Hagins, Chairman, Mrs. J. H. McLean. Co- Chairman. Mrs. H. S. Steadman, Mrs. B. W. Marshall, Mr. Simon Bicbel. Shelter Committee: S. C. Clybum, Chairman. M. M. Reasonover, Mrs. Cato Glover. M. L. Duval, Joe McKaln. Medical Aid Committee: Dr. A. W. Humphries, Chairman, Miss Olive Whlttredge, Co-Chairman, Dr. Carl A. WesL Dr. Geo. S. Rhame, Misa Mar garet McCaakilL' Registration apd Information Com mittee: Mrs. C. B. Watts, Chairman, Mrs. B. C. vonTresckow, Co-Chair man. Mr. J. O. Richards, Mrs. J. M Balles, Mrs. John Mullen. Transportation and Communication Committee: Mr. Lealte Myers. Chair man, Miss Helen Harman, Co-Chair- man. Mrs. W. H. Harris, Mrs. Annie /.i. Boykln, Mrs. Reed Sarrptt. Mrs. E ter of Wwt Minster. gnestS on U. McDowelL Pete Jetnn Jatwaw lt«ah Mona., nltW-Df M,,. H.II-. «• I"‘wSg? Commit Botert A. Bmce, Chairman, Oliver Rice, Co- Chairman, Mr. Roland Qoodale, Jr., Mrs. J. Belk, Ralph Shannon. There being no further bustneas the meeting was adjourned. . Mrs. J. R. Belk, Acting Secretary. Mrs. W. T. McCoy and son. of Pel- sw. spent several with their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B, McCoy. Ijlentenant L. L. WesL Jr,, visited relstiver hOre Sunday. LL West re-, oeived his Army Air Corps wings in Victoria. Tsxas, a tew weeks ago. He s to report for duty in a few days in Tailshsssee, Florid*. Mrs. Fred Parham and two phlL dren, Fred, Jr., -and MargareL of Ox ford, N. C., arrived Tuesday for a visit with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. West Mia. B.' t. Tmesdsle, of Bethune, and Mrs. M. S. Rosier spent last Thursday in Coinmbta attending the Executive Board of Congaree Presby- terlaL Group Conference meets with Pine Tree church on Thursday, Oct Sth. . . Mrs. J. R. West Sr.,..w.ho has taught for the past few years in the Midway school, has accepted work In Dillon and left last week tor her imw duties. Mi%. West Is principal of a five teach er grammar school. Her many friends here regret very much to lose such a valued one. She will not be missed only In school heiA but in every or ganisation of the church, as well as the entire community. We wish her the very best of luck in her work In DUlon. Mrs. 8. B. Walters, who attended the funeral of her hrothw, Boseman Th<mi, of Titusville. Fla., and remain ed for a visit, came home last week. Mrs. John Buchan (Gene Cooper) has accepted work in the Midway school which opens Monday the 18th. Miss Charlotte McCaskiU. who has visited friends in Oilumbia and At lanta. Ga., returned to her home here Sunday. Mrs, Alby Bowers and son. Billie, returned from an extended stay with S t-C Alby Bowsra, who Is stationed St Ksy Wsst Fla., last week. Cecil Bowers, of Sumter, spent the past week-end with his mother. Mrs. Steve Bosrera. Miss Dorothy Worliok, of Kings Bloantaln, returned to her work here last week as ni^ht operator tor the Seaboard, after an abspnee of several weeks with an injured ankle. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Walters and two children. Dale and Sally Ann. of Al bany, G«., are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Walters. Loading of revenue freight for tho week ended July 15 toUled. 804.804 cars, an increase of S.l per cent above the total for the corresponding weMc in 1841. f • % - i u- ? • I I 8*41 mm (Tbyweceiii) POt TSTHING MFANTS ' AND SORE GUMS r Atk fur Drvtslff «r write ewderies 35f VILVET PRODUCTS CO. 't II How Yeik 7, N. Y. Weetiy News Letter F^m liberty fliH Mrs. L. P. Thompson was s guest Friday night of her brother and sis ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. T. R Ander son, of C!oIumbis. She was accom panied home Saturday by Mr. An derson and his son. John A. Thomp son, of the University, for the week end. Dr. and Mrs. T. O. Hall and daugh the family home here. FYom here they went to Charlotte. N. C., to en ter their daughter. Miss Louise, at Queens college. Miss Annie Workman of the.teach ers Institute, Commerce, Texas, is^ U spending a while with her sister, Mrs J. G. Richardd. Pfc. John B. Chreton will leave on Friday for Tallahassee, Fla., Sfter a furlough spent with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C, Cureton Miss Margaret Richards left on Monday to reenme her duties as music teacher in Columbia college. Mrs. F. B. Floyd and Mr. L. A. Perry were Sunday guests of their sister. Mrs. J. B. McC!oy, of Cssoatt Miss Callie Jones has returned to Colombia to take up her work as teacher in the city schools. Misses Clara and Louise Johnston, aooompanled by Mrs. R. it Wsrdlsy, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Conrtnsy Cochran, and Mr. and Mrs. William McDow of the Jones Ooss Roads section. ■■Kindergarten will re-open Monday, Oct 2nd. Interested patrons kindly phone 168W, or contact Miss Sara Wolfe htl2141^ttleton str^t Magnolia Kindergarten plans to operate 4 terms of 8 weeks each. Report of Co-Chairman Mr. Pearce held s Disaster Food committee meeting Thursday svening August 24. St 8 o’clock at A. R C beadouarters. -Tboaa present waroi Hr. Pesroe, J. A. Hagins, C. R Rogers Mrs, Wlllism Salmond, Mrs. Renben Pitts, Mrs. R. B, Stevenson, Mrs. B. L. Moeely, Major BrsUsford and Mrs J. R. Belk. A meeting was held by CoL Wsl on August 81. EiSch chairman was asked to turn report over to Mrs Belk. Those present were: Mrs. Mr. Pearce, Mr. Hagins, Mr. Mr. Myers, Col. Wall and Mrs. Belk. Fine reports were ren dered. CoL J<An Whll, ckalrmaa. being 11 Cantey, ar* n h.. M out !<>»>». Col- ▼on Trssckow, oo- Mr. OMrgt B. CunninghMa hM t^- mada this rapori for Mff* knmed his connect OMwItt the state executive hoard tax commission, with headquarters In, w uiwwuwe. Florence. Miss Pauline Richards of Lancaster, - w v . ^ i was a week-end guest In the home of Cwek school, and Mrs. J. H. aeMts. hor graudfsther, Capt N. 8. Richards. Mr. iia Tfri. J. C. Hoffidan (he Wateree Power village, were Tues-^®**‘ day guests of thslr cousins, the Misses Jones, here. Miss Virginia McCrse left Thursday to enter WIntbrop college. Mist Lissie Richards of the Cedar MRS. BYRNE HONOR GUEST Mrs. Cotton Clark, Fair street, en tertained at a drop-in party for Mrs. Patrick Byrne, formerly Miss Dorothy Csnad, last-Frlday aftemoour—AH-oiff the guests were intimate friends of .the honor gueet. The aftemooh waa • spent socially and waa followed by the serving of light refreshments, con- slating of te% sandwicho* an<L OQoUas- A Jetter from Pfc. John Henry do- menta says he is well. He is England. Misses Sophie and Marion Richards have gone to takm up Jbeir school dutiqs St Ashewood and Sumter, re- apeetively. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Lt. and Mrs. Charles W. Sinmp, Jr., announce the .birth of a aon. Sept 8, atr78t?*-Fraaoee SaalUrjumr Mooroe» La. The young son has been named William Curtis. Mrs. Stump was formerly Bwbara Anne Ogburn of i Camden. BE MORE ITS A DATE! Shfe’s Wearing BEAUTIFUL THIS FALL! PALMETTO-FRESH DRESS YOU’LL always be sure of having a good time when you wear any thing we have cleaned. The confi dence a smooth, spotless appear ance gives will carry y;ou through any occasion. After summer sun, let us recon dition your hair here! Beautiful style gjettings, special shampoos to flatter you, your budget! Permanents , - SkmmpooandSet Manicure • - - * ★ Palmetto On Reaners, lie. DeKAiB beauty shop . \ - (N«t to P«Bt CMUmm) f . > ri'A