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t*r ' y- BBi "tHk CAMDCW -CHWOfilCLg. CAMDIN, tOUTM CAWOLINA, FBIDAY, OCTOBEW 20, tH4 PAGE PIVE s o Cl e T Y * TelaphoM 29 iir« L H. Rockafellow left Tne»- ^7or a three week*’ vUtt in Wash- JJon and New York with rolaUtea **t1i£**F. Stokes. 8.1c, who U now Jloned at Norfolk. Va..^ return. JJifter spending the week-end here AUXILIARY TO MEET OCT. 20 The American Legion auxiliary will meet gt the home of Mrs. J. R. Belk Friday afternoon, Oct 20, at 4 o’clock. All members are nrged to be present. Ben DeLoach In ^ Grace Church Offertory Number Famoua Baritooe Charms With The Beauty of His Fine Voice. , The Ollrers formerly lived in Cam den. ^ DeLoach. Camden's famou 2a, relttlTM. ' 1 ♦oc.ll.t, who bat beta apand- •“,rH Ofbun,. S l-C. ot Uttl. lb. patt T«,r la th. front Hnea ripk Virginia, is here spending ^.7 ^®^’'wlth the boys, in the South Pacific "”iL~ ^msa Louise Brunson and Miss jBsnim Gooding of North Charleston. ^nt several days here recently with MiiAtives and friends. Miss Peggy Little and Mrs. Snookie smoak left recently for Savannah, where they have accepted posi- tjons In the shipyard. Miss Betty West, a student at Wln- tkrop college, has returned after .n«ndlnK the week-end nere with her J^ther, Mrs. L. L. Wwt , Mrs. A. H. Plumer left this week by HUGGINS—KERRIGAN 'Wearing a lJ6-year-old heirloom day he sang for his many Camden friends and admirers. Mr. DeLoach sang the offertory at the morning service at Grace Episco pal church and there wap a large con- '.gregation present to hear him. Many ^^iJiJa^oteetant denominations of Camden great-gr^t-great grandmother, Mlss .^g^g congregation to greet the Gladys Huggins, of Bristol. Pa., and yocallat and participate In the wor ship. The McDowall Family Goes To War Charleston, whs married Monday to ^Iphia and Charleston Army Air number Mollette’s “The I.,ord's| Z ce,.«ob, .oob ptac. .:S0 p. SU" liH'e p'^XTAn”, before but the manner In which Mr. , I <a' m., at tho home of the bride’s aunt nlane to Join her husband, who is ^ serving in the U. S. Navy, stationed and oncle Mr. and Mra. R- 2; DeLoach presented it will linger long son ^ 775 Meting street, wit^ the jjj m^naorles -of those who heard ^ * number that the singer « ^ Methodist chnrch, of- offered to the G. I. Joes on the flcmting. nh.,.!,.. I many battiefronts where he had been. I>^rhBp8 it was the__ln8plratlon»of San DlegO. California. Mr. and Mrs. Maxle O’Caln and children of Orangeburg, were week- end guests of the latter’s sister, Mrs. Walter Gaskin, and family. ^ «... luoyi.aiiuu M7i:'Doug. “Oghum anff daughlerr^’^" heroes-ha TO beelTwIth"that ary left this week for their home J?;^gave the singer the great depth of. Air Base, was the bridegrooms beet powerful "Amen” that camo| L j .... ..j. as a climax. With her lavender Uffeta wading ^r. DeLoach was accompanied onl dress, the bride wore a white heirloom t^e organ by Miss Sarah Campbell, ^meo broach, also belonging to her ^^urch organist, who contributed a Sf*®" ™ eWort in adding to the selec- She carried red roses and wore red • ' Mary, in Decatur, Alabama. They were ac companied home by Mr. Ogbum’s mother. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Mobley, and two children, Eddie and Bobby, of Green ville. were gueste of the former’s par ents. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Mobley for the past week. Francis N. McCorkle, Jr., son of Mayor and Mrs. McCorkle, left for iiV)rt Jackson Wednesday morning with a contingent of young men, call ed for service. Friends of Mr. F. C. Hinson will bo pleased to know that he is getting along nicely after haring undergone an eye operation last Monday in Charlotte, N. C. " . CpI. Horace Rabon spent the past week-end with his parrats, Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Rabon of Lugoff. Cpl. Ra- bon is now stationed at TfUw York. He returned from overseas duty in Juno aPer having racetreiL woondi. . Lt. L. West, Jr., who is now sta tioned at Moody Field, Qa,, and 8 8gt. Laurie W. 'Thompson (Laurie West) of Cherry Point, N. C., have returned after spending the week-end here with thetr mother, Mrs. L. L. West. Mrs. L. 8. Mayer, Jr., has returned after 8pendi^g the week-end in Balti more, Md., where she visited-her hus- hand. Leonard 8. Mayer, Jr., 8 2-C. Mr. Mayer expects to finish his train ing In Yeoman school this week at Bainbridge, Md. Miss Sybil Drakeford, who ta Jt itu- dent at Wlnthrop College, has return «d after spending the week-end here with her parents, Mr. and MrS,..B. D. Drakeford. She had 'aa her guests, Misses Elisabeth Conley, of Johnston, tud Mary Lay ENring, of Jacksonville, Fla. Guests of Mrs. B. E. Brannon last veek-end were Thelma F. Stokes of Norfolk, Va., Mrs. 8. L. Crolley of Lancaster, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mc- Curry. Jr., of Lake City, Mts, Alro ap of Co- rosebuds in her hair. A receptioQ at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson followed the ceremony. 'The bridal couple iQft later, Mrs. Ker rigan wearing a brown and pink trav eling suit with brown accessories. Mrs. Kerrigan is the dapghter of Mr. and Mrs. 8. M. Huggins of Bris tol, Pa. She attended schools in BriSr Langston Buys Broad Street Comer Property % :■ { Margaret Salmond Is Class President Winthrop Freshman Recognize Personality of Camden Gbl. The Stars and Stripes wave over Lower rlkht, Lieut. John K. McDowsll, the McDowall home on Terry road. Jr., Medical Administration division. tol and in Camden, and is employed Site of Old Wallace Home Miss., -wUK real algalftcaDca. i i^th Pacific • at Penney’s store In Charleston. Private Kerrigan attended schools in Philadelphia. He is now stationed at the Charleston Army Air Base. * YCMScotd Exeeiitive Pays Camden Visit Purchased From Mrs. W. L. Goodale. Above is the man and woman power contributiou of Mr. and Mrs. Jolft K. McDowall to the armed forces—four sons and one daughter, all dressedup in the most fashionable clothes in Perry, R. Langston, bsad of Langston Motor company, CherrbTM Presenting the-’ McDowalls: Upper Dealer in Camden, has pirehaaed the Q- McI^w.lL property at the corner of Broad and ^ Walnut streets from Mrs. W. L. I Rosalia H. McDowall, . .. ... „ *4,1 USNR, inatructor of naval organUa- Miss EHubeth IJftins, ReglouAl Ad- Goodale. j *1*- __j ^ WAVE officAra trainliK' visor for Southern District of Girl* This property, bettpr known as the .^g* ’ „oll^ ^NorthimSo^ Scouts, was in Camden on Wednesday Wallace property, was the site of the n J fnA ~ TAiS co^A. .1.11^^^ lug lu thia city. I destroyed by f^e several years i.jkvpr lAft i lAitt On Wednesday she conferred with! Mr. Langston sUted that be had no mpO^waII iirnp nn troop committees and Leaders at the immediate plans regarding the PW>P- L ! ’ home of Mra. J. H. McLean, local Girl erty, that his purchase was purely ap| transport plane in South PaUflc. Scout organizer. On Thursday she investment matter. made a talk to the high school girls j — — Pvt WiU Scott Mr. McDowall, father of the toor sons and daughter appearing in the photos shove wsa the sons of James Douglas McDowall and Ann Ksnnedv, danghter of General John D. Kennedy.’ James Douglas McDowall was the son of-William Douglas McDowall. who came to this country from Scotland in 1820 and lived here practically all of his life until his death in 1879. Wil liam Douglas McDowall was a large merchant and at one time was In part nership with Charles J. Shannon and be served one term as mayor of Cam den. His wife was Susan Wither spoon. daughter of Rev. John Wither spoon, pastor of the Presbyterian church here. She died in 1857. Miss Margaret Salmond. lovely Camden girl, who is now a fre.^hmau at Wlnthrop college, has been elected Freehman Class Ih-esident, according to the Johnsonian, Wlnthrop college newspaper. A* Margaret la the daughter of Mrs. Charlotte Boykin Salraoud. Fair street and is a graduate of the Camden High school. She was soprano soloist in the Grace Episcopal church choir and her exquisite voice has been heard at many patriotic gatherings., During the year the First Army Public Relations headquarters was maintained at the Kirkwood hotel here, one of the features of the public relations program was a radio broad cast daily. The broadcast program was lb charge of Station WPTP, Ral eigh and the manager here was an audition expert. Miss Salmond sang for this individual, who declared her to havq 'an exceptional voice. Margaret ha(f bben employed at the Southern Aviattoit school up to the time the school closed last August. Then It was she decided to go to college and to take up (he study of voice. That she will be a big succees is the firm belief of her wide circle of admiring friends here. during lunch hour, seeking to stlmu- local.lalioning board. Mr. Blackmon late intereet in scouting with this ordered him held in the Cltty Jail group of iflrls. until he could communicate with Chief IRCCOV©!*!!!!? FVOlIl •IRTH ANNOUNCEMENT "iSj* W J ¥ *Al Mr. .nd Mr.. R^«r.. Jr I WOUndS III ActlOIl are receiving congratulations upon the Kershaw Stee^^V^ 0^11*71?’eflbe^CarndMi' They found that Henqpn had Iq hli I Private WlUlam D. ScotL son of HosplUL^ mS sinderi ^ the for- approximately 406 gaU^|Mrs. Ida Scott. 910 Fair streeL thi. mer ley. Stokes and Miss Ruth Owen| of Co- A ihmbla, and Mr. and Mrs,! Arthur .LSUKllt Att6inpnng Stokes and son of Cassatt — - - — Red Cross Notes Sadie K. voaTraocItov Mlsd Pradees McDaniel, of Bas- ^ T*lid“ R‘dUMmlnitloM*Pwounds r^ ^ El, E2, T and R denominations. I iq lotion, according to a report (The coupons bore dates and ldontlfl-j,^iy^ from ths theater of opera- I cations of having been legally iMaedUjoDs. by different boards in North and] |||^ Scott bas received from her j South Carollns, to various persons, jgon the purple heart which was c&n- 'Some were issued to a clUien of furred on him foUowtog his being Lowrys, another was issued at Cheo'ivrounded terfleld, while others were issued tz| priVate Scott was wounded on Aug. To Dispose of Gas Ration Coupons Davis Exhibits Peach Blooms Harvey R. Davis, farmer, residing In the Antioch community, is exhibit ing peach blooms which he seenrsd from a peach tree in his yard. Mr. Davis declares that peach blooms at this time of the year are most unususl. He declares that the tree will bear rlped fruit In January f. Late in September Mrs. Scott re ceived word that he wm recovering. Cut Driving Costs Two LiautenanU will pay your axpanaaa of traYolinf to and from Columbia or Fort Jackson daily. ContactF~~ MEUT. a M. RYAN 1211 Fair St., Camdan, S. C , Gaston County, N. C. Chief Scar borough swore out a federal warrant who before U. S. Commissioner Black Wih happened upon the scene and inform ed him that ’he was a Deputy Sheriff, end ayrested him. Henson made a desperate efforf to escape, but Deputy ams l)rougbt him to Mr. Arwle R. Blackmon, who is chairman of the Camden chapter, ARC, is among the tl3 1-3 per cent of all chapters who regularly send ® day aftsmoo. whUe attempUng to dis- the number of hours and the number. _ o( workers s'erved and serving in tbe ^ onunnn» nnt wnrkinx Volunteer Special Service corps. oroun^the nte of the Snrincs Mills Col. E. C.^n Tresekow, chairman the gate of the Springs Mills of camp and hospital committee, at tended a call meeting of the executive hoard of that department at Fort Jack- son on Monday to lay out plans for Chri.stmas cheer—for—the—Hnen-at- Camps/ . ^ A large box of old furs were sent by this chapter to the Fnr Vest proj ect, New York '61ty,- ta-be^ used as linings for garments for seamen of' the Merchant linrines. W«. lutvujrw ceived a oeVtificate of cooperation from the War Bmergency -Board of{ ' the Fur Industry, -New York. Pit. Bob Wall, racmltment officer for WACs. visited hi^qhatfers OH Tuesday. He is urging all young wo men to enroll aa technicians for boa* Pital work. The need is great In this line as our wounded boys srs retamr ing in even larger numbers each day. As assistants to the doctors and den tists. these women are of In^naMe tervice to their country and their sol- <ii«rs. Anyone Interested, in enrolling may call Red Cirpss Hetdanarters. Gpl. Otis Grti^ry, lately returned from the Pacific area, reports that the Kershaw, Sept. 28.—A man gave his name as Joe Henson, and son in Rock Hill tor Henson, whosej claimed to be from Arlington Station, bond was |I00. near Greer, was arrested here yester- Wants—For Sale Reoatvsd toe lata for ragalaf for EALE-Cholc. b.rr«l rock rouu Ing hebs feather picked. Ordefs taken through Wednesday each week for Friday or Saturday delivery. Gamden FMmtture Oompany, Ehona IM. tie Our SpecUUty! Feather-Cut Permanents! f •• Ptmmtr ao.«.«ao«. WANTED—Man to manage Auto As- work of the Red Cross In the areas goctste StoreJn Camden, Addrc he has been was magiaflceht and ho B6x xtz, care Chronlcfe. lip praise was too great FOR SALE A numbor of Used Parta for 1941 Ford, incladmf— •UnhrarMl Aaaomibly *DifforoBtial Asaembly *Br«ko Dmma •Sprinf^ * Hydraulic Sjratem * Radiator, otc. One Body for *SS Cbovrolat mud other accoMorioa. 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