The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 22, 1944, Image 5
THl CAMOIM CHKOHICH, CAMOIM, tOjUTt^ CAUqIjWA, rRIOAY, ttf^EMREW 22. 1H4 *
SSSJ.v’-JS?!
_ Mcnlar meetiii* of tlio Amul-
YJS^AoxUIory WM hold Fridoy,
L 1 »t the hrane of Mr*. J. C.
A *> osuU bnofaMoo the
J^Jocers for the cominf year were
•lifting *of the executlTO boaid
1 held with Itro. J. IV; Bolk, M
^ time the work for the year wee
£r*offlcer» and committee chair-
^ue 8* followe: Free., Mr*. J. R.
[■ ist V, Free., Mra. R. E. Chewn-
gad V. Preo^ Mrs. J, C. Ewing;
' lira. Jim Gandy; Treae., Mra.
iy Colllne; chaplalm. Mra. Wylie
ora; sergeant at arme, Mra. Mar-
Williams; Americanism, Mrs. Leon
loeburg; Child Welftire, Mrs. F. W.
dale; Community Senriee and
lie, Miss Cornelia O. Olirer.
HOBKIRK HILU 0. A. R.
he Hobklrk Hill chapter, D. A. R
KINO-KiNG
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie F. King of.
McBee, announce the- marriage of
their daughter, Mias Louise King and
Ffc. Hanrey E. King of Bethone.
The ceremony was performed at
the home of the Rer. Mr. McLamb,
Monday erening. Sept 4. with, rela-
tires and ,cloee friends atiendlE^.
The l>ride wore a wool Jersey dress
and chose black tor her accessories.
Mrs. King is a graduate of the
Hartsrllle High school and for the
past two years has held a position
with the ilHiarlestoir'NaTy yard.
Frirate King has serred in the army
for three years and has Just returned
to the States from 21 months ot over
seas service. He Is now stationed at
Fort Benning, Ga.
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PAGE FIVE
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Hio many friends ot Dr. ami Mrs.
Joseph W. Brunson will be tntsrested
in hearing of the birth of a son,
Peter Almuuider Brunson, Ind. at
Abilene, Texas, where Dr. Brunson,
in the serrioe, is utatloned. The Brun
sons have another child, a daughter.
Buy War Bonds and Stampa
A. L. A. WILL HOLD
MEETING IN BUMTER
The 11th district meeting, ot the
American Legion Auxiliary wlU be
held Friday, Oct. 13, in Snmter at
meet with Mrs. H. G. Marvin the Y. M. A, building. As many
The many friends of Mr. Wtef Ska-
om will be sorry to leun he Ism the
Veterans hoepltsL
Mrs. Donglas Og^tuin and daughter,
Mary, of Decatur, Ala., are guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Doo
ley, Lyttleton street.
Miss Rachel Nell, who gradnatwd
from Ersklne August 18, left Wednes
day for Whitmire, where she will
teach this year.
Flight Officer Wesley M. Htts of
a combat detachment, Gulfport Field.
Gulfport, Miss., spent Monday with
his parents, Mf. and Mrs. W; C. Fitts.
Sgt Alvo Stokes, who la in training
at Officers' Candidate school at Fort
Benning, Oa.. spent lest Sunday here'
lny sftemoon. Sept. 22. at 4:80
Kk. Annual dues to be paid at
time.
members as can attend are cordially
invited. A Dutch luncheon Will be
served for |1 a plate.
Miae Nan lagram spent last week
end In Lancaator with her family.
MIm Helen Hunter visited her
mother In Augusta. Oa., last week-]
end.
Mrs. Benton Sheom has retnmed
from 'Scarsdsle, N. Y., after a pleasant
visR with Mr. and Mrs. BaH B. Elngj
and family. Her daughter, Mrs. Chaa.
A. King, and young son, Chss, Alien, I
Jr., remained foy An . extended vlaltM
Thelma Stokes S2-c, who has Just!
completed her basic training in the
Waves at Stillwater, Okla., left fort
Norfolk, Va., to report for duty after I
spending several ^ys here with her|
family.
_ . , . Chief Fetty Officer William Lara I
with his famSy. Olsen arrived In Camden this week to
Miss Elisabeth Jackson is spending' spend a SO day furlough with his wife,
sometime in Montgomery. Ala., vlslUfthe former Gwendolyn Shirley. Chief
Ing her slater, Mrs. Earl Shannon and Olsen has been overseas for the past
MILK .
BALANCES .
YOUR DIET-
TO get the most benefit from the
foods you eat—^balance the diet
of every member of the family
with milk at every meal.
r--/'
Make more foods wilii milk, and you
Mm A better tahlo thriftUyl
Lt. Shannon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McLean had aa
their guests last week-end Hiss Fran-
Gunden Dairies
Phone 6&S For Yout MUknum
1024 Broad Street —, — Ceeadeo, S. C
15 months with the Coast Guards.
Mr. and Mrs. Helnx Ewald and lit
tle son, BUlie Blaine, have'returned I
kle Falmer and Miss Feggy Pox of to their home In Red Bank, N. J.. after|
Charlotte, N! C, | a vlsH of several weeks with ' Mrs. I
1 Mrs. Reba W. Whlanant of -Charles- Bwsld’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. I,. G.
ton, was the gnest last week of her Shirley of this city,
sister, Mrs. W. A. Rhame, and Mr.i Mrs. Floyd Boykin and daughter,}
Rhame. * Saundra. returned home Tneeday after
i Mr. and Mrs. W. K. McLean of a ten day visit with Mrs. Bakin's
Richmond, Va.. were guests of Mr. parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Gaskin,
and Mrs. J. H. McLean this week, in Dolphin, Va. Mrs. Jessie Brannon]
’while en route to Miami, Fla. accompanied Mrs. Boykin on the trip.
I Mrs. John WhlUker. Jr., has return- Mrs. G. Wallace Smith (Jean May-
ed from Montgomery, where she was er) has returned from Gordon. Fa.,|
, the guest of her daughter, Mi% I/eon- to make her home here with her par-
ard Hauprlch for several days. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mayer. Mr.
I Lt. L. L. West, Jr., who recently re- Smith has reported to Balnbrldge,]
cetved his wings and commission as Md., for his boot training in the U. S.
second lieut in the Army, is spending Navy.
his furlough here with his fsmUy. | S.-Sgt. Laurie W. Thompson (Laurie]
Miss Evelyn Roberta, who has been West) of Cherry PolnL has returned
! employed for sometime in Newark, N. after visiting her mother. Mra. L. L.
J.. has returned to Camden to take up West Sgt. Thompson flew down and
duties as music teacher in Hillcrest was met at Congaree Air bate by her
High school. brother, Lt. L. L. WesL Jr., who has
Mrs. W. R. Klner (Margaret Re- recently received his wings in the|
becca Cunningham) has returned to Army Air corps.
Balnbrldge, Ga., after spending Capt. R. M; Richards, USMC, who I
era! daya here with her imrents. has Just returned from dverseas~dnty|
and Mrs, J. G. Cunningham. on a light cruiser. Is here visiting his
t Lt, Jack Richards has returned toVlfe and parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G.
the Army Air Base at Reno, Nevada, Richards, Jr. <3apt. and Mrs. Richards
where he it an instructor for C-4rs, expect to leave Sunday for Long!
after spending several days leave here Beach. Calif., where he w«i rnnnrf fm-
with his ptaonts,- Mr. and Mrs. J. a. duty.
Richards. Jr. ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Stokes,- BUap GIRL 8COUT8 WILL ,
Elisabeth Jackson and Lt. W. L. Jack- RESUME THEIR MEETINGS
son spent the week-end in Atlanta, Girl Scouts have resumed their
Ga., where they visited Mrs. Stokes' regular meetings after a summer's va-
son, Capt. C. C. Jackson, who If a cation. The girls from ten to twelve
patient in the Lawson General hoe- years of age will meet on Mondays at
pital. Lt. Jackson left Atlanta for 4 o’clock and the high school group
Camp Fanning,
now stationed.
Texas, where he ia
on Wednesdays at 4 o’clock. Mrs. J.
C. Swing, troop committee chairman,|
has glfen the use ofwamatt Itoasel
in hw back yard to be osed for the |
Girl Scout Little House.
Next Monday the girls will hike to|
the Little House and have a “cook-1
out." '
Mrs. Jim Darby has agreed to
sist Mrs. Babbitt and Mrs. McLean]
with the younger group while Miss
Nancy Watts will work with the |
older group.
PARTY FOR VISITORS
On Saturday night Misses Sandra]
Hayward, Charlotte Babbitt and Ann
McLean entertained about 26 young]
people with a weiner roast at the]
home of Miss McLean. After refresh-
menis, dancing and games were en-|
Joyed,’ . •
CAMDEN HOSPITAL AUXILIARY
POSTPONES SEPTEMBER MEET
Notice Is to the effect that the]
September meeting of the Woman’s
Auxiliary of Camden Hospitahwlll be]
postponed. The next meeting will be I
hald-on the last Monday Itt-Oetobesy]
when a full attendance Is nrged.
ENTERTAINS WiTH DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Smith entertain
ed at their home with a delicious din
ner for their neice, Rachel Nell, and
her guesU. Misses Elsie McGill of]
ClOTtf, and Folly Quinn of Yovk,^
, Although Fhiladelpbla has grown I
greatly In the last.d^de, it still has]
few apartment bouses, compared with]
other cities.
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For FrtBc Neefc^
POMING ATTRACnpNS
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