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urs John G. Coates Is Tisltin* herlleare here with her parents, Mr. add
Jer. Mrs. W. CecU Jf)urrenee. in Mrs. F. W. Radcliff.
,11th Georglal ” ““■* *' * *
Richard Jenkins of Baltimore^
is here Tteiting her mother. Mfs.
Itfie Tyndal.
jilrs. Wallace Ball of Columbia, was
e week-end guest of her slster-ln-
Mrs. Alice C. Marye.
Mr and Mrs. W. P. Nfettles Tisited
e latter’s brother, B. O. Cautey, and
mily. in Sumter Sunday.
Dr ^d Mrs. Maurice Clarke, Mrs.
eaiior Marvin and Mrs. P. H. Heath
ent Tuesday In Columbia.
Pvt, pierce W. Cantey of Fort Jack.
n, has returned after spending the
tek-end here with bis family.
Mr and Mrs. Parker Davis and
mily of Columbia, visited friends In
e Beaulah neighborhood Sunday.
Miss Julia B. Arrants of Colombia
liege, spent the week-end with her
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arrants.
Miss Laura Brown has returned
ter spending the week-end in Ches-
rfleld with her mother, Mrs. D. A.
own.
Messrs. Racine Brown and Tommie
ant of Chesterfield, were the guest
Mr. and Mrs. DaCosta Brown last
id ay.
Lt. Jack Halle of Boston, Mass.,
t Tuesday after spending a ten-day
ive here with his mother, Mrs. W.
Haile,
Mr. J. F. Moody,' who has held a
sition in Canton. N. C., for some
ne. has returned to Camden to make
B home.
Mr. Joe Tobin expects to leave Nov.
for Emory University, Atlanta, Oa.,
lere he will complete his pre-medl-
1 course.
Mrs. Jack Moore had as guests
inday her mother, Mrs. M, Matthews
d sister. Miss Dorothy Matthews,
jm Sumter. ^ ^
Mrs. S. G. McCasklll has returned
Elizabeth City, N. C., after a visit
ith her husband’s parents, Mr. and
rs. S. A. McCaskill.
Mr. and Mrs. J. .H. Hammond, Jr„
Newark, Delaware, spent the past
?ek-end with Mrs. Jit^mmond’s moth-
Mrs. R. U Moseley.
Mayor and Mrs. P. N. McCorkle
were guests of the Columbia Music
Festival committee at a dinner held
at the Columbia hotel Monday evMi-
Ing prior to the Frlti Kreisler recital
at the Township auditorium " --
Week-end guests of Mrs. W. A.
Haile wm-e Mr. and Mrs. John S.
Davidson and,, sons,- - Johnnie and
Etouglas, of Kershaw, and Mr. and
Mrs. F. D. Rogers, Jr., and children,
Frank and Elisabeth, of Bminetts-
vllle.
Misses Betty Thomas and Elsie
Claire Redfearn are-vlaltlng - triende
In Birmingham, Ala. Upotf leaving
they will go to Blythville, Arkansaa,
where they will attend, toe gradua
tion exerclsea at the Blythville Army
Air Base.
Mrs. Brevard Boykin and daughter,
Aldret, have returned after a trip to
Rushville, Indiana, where they went
to' get Mrs. Boykin’s car that was
stolen some few weeks ago. On their
return trip they visited several places
of interest.
Cpl. Fred Ogburn, Jr., who has been
stationed at Yuma, Arizona, with the
GARDEN CLUB
. The Camden Garden club met Mon
day afternoon. Oct. 9. at toe home
of Mrs. J. G. Richlrds, with Miss Al
berta Team as co-hostess. In the ab
sence of the president. Miss Helen
Phelps, vice - president, presided. W.
F. McCorkle gave an interesting tallL
On adjournment the club was in
vited into the dining room, where a
delicious tea was served. Mrs. John
L. Team presided at the punch bowL
Mrs. W. P. Spencer won the blue
ribbon for artistic arrangement, and
Mrs. Arnett for horticultural perfec
tion.
CAMPBELL-PARNELL
In a lovely ceremony taking place
at 3: SO p, m. October 16 in* dhandon
Presbyterian church, Columbia. Mlaa.
Dora Lee Campbell of Blaney and
Charleston, became the bride of Rob-
ert E. Parnell—of Columbia—mid
Charleston. The Rev. F. Ray Riddle,
D.D., pastor, offlciated.
Mrs. Harold Bryant, organist, and
Mrs. J. W. Gooding, vocalist, furnished
the music.
Miss Irene Campbell of Columbia,
JORDON-NOLTE
Attractive Mary Jane Jordon be
came the bride of Aviation Cadet Roy
G. Nolte of Shaw Field and Fairmont,
Minn., at a ceremony which took place
at the hom^ of the bride's uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Jordon,
in this city on the evening of Oct. 7.
Rev. Henry Collins of the Lyttleton
Street Methodist church, performed
the marriage rites, using the double
ring service.
Before the ceremony musical num-
hers, vocal and instrumental, were
given by Mrs. James Gandy and Mrs.
G. W. Smith. Thrvows were spoken
before an ftiqirovised* altar.
The bride entered the ceremonial
-room OB the arm of her uncle, by
whom she was given in marriage. She
was attired In an attractive fall suit
of cocoa brown with> matching acces
sories. Her only ornament was a
double ring of pearls. Her flowers, a
shoulder cOriapt.^ imrof white rosr
buds. Her only attendant was hei^
cousin, Mrs. Victor Marturono.
Cadet Nolte had as his best man
Cadet Joe B. Pokladnik of Shaw Field
and Dallas, Texas.
•tater ot the brld, ind maid ot honor: , *
wni-m. o la —lau V j | lowed tos cercmony. The (bride is
Third Air corps, has been transferred
to Tampa, Fla. Cpl. Ogburn is a
radio operator. He is visiting at the
home of bis parents. County Auditor
and Mrs. Fred Ogburn.
Lt. Jack L. Marshall, who has been
stationed at the Army Air Base In
Maxton, N. C., spent last Thursday
here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
B. W. Marshall, while en route to
George Field, Lawrenceville, Indiana,
where he is being transferred.
William A. Melton, S.l-c, of Camp
Perry, Va., is here spending a 10-day
leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
D. L. Melton, Sr. He hgs Just fin
ished his boot training in Use Navy
and upon the termination of his leave,
expects to report to enter Armored
Guard school.
Robert B. Thompson'^lert Tuesday
to report for ^duty after spendipg a
15 day furlough here vOth his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Thompson.
He has Just completed his basic train
Ina at Camn Blandlna Fla and was oeiucx wun
Mrs- far P:-^k>bto w«d eoBj -Mfr { Dr. Mauvioo Clarke -of Grace Bplsco^
rtrfn, have returned after a two
»ek8 visit in New York, visiting the
rmer’s daughter. Miss Mary Lucia
)hin.
Major and Mrs. Charles W. Rich-
ds, Jr., of Washington, left Wed-
sday aUer spending some time here
ith the latter’s mother, Mrs. W. A.
lile.
Pvt Francis N. McCorkle, Jr., Fort
•agg, N. C., was the week-end guest
the home of his parents. Mayor
id Mrs. ’ F. N.‘ McCorkle, Lyttleton
Mrs. H. M. Williams (Mary Mose-
K) and little son, Mackey, of Sebing,
a., returned home alter spending six
>ek8 with her moiher, Mrs. R. L.
oseley. •
Mr. H. L. Gault of Denison. Texas,
rived Wednesday afternoon to spend
week with his sister, Mrs. S. A.
cCaskill, and Mr. McCaskill, on Wal-
it street. «
The W. F. Buckley family and en-
urage, from Sharon, Conn., are ex-
cted to arrive next month to take
sidence at their home, Kamschatka,
i Kirkwood Heights
where be will be identified ^wlth the
42nd division.
Mrs. Bessie G. Rheme is spending
some time in Darlington visiting her
sister, Mrs. W. R. Kirven.
Capt. C. Carlyle Jackson is ^t home
for 30 days, visiting his mother, Mrs.
Wade L. Stokes, Sr., after returning
from 31 months overseas duty.
Mrs. Bob Campbell of Columbia, has
returned after spending last .week
here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. G. Cunningham.
Lt. and Mrs. Earl F. Shannon (Dolly
Jackson) are spending several days
with the latter’s mother, Mrs. Wade
L. Stokes, Sr., en route from Max
well Field, Ala., to Lincoln, Nebraska.
Mrs. Sarah McGraw of Charlotte, N.
C., was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Wade L. Stokes, Sr., Tuesday and
Wednesday.
wore a brown suit with brown and
shell-pink accessories. Her corsa^
was of pink rosebuds and tuberoses.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her brother-in-law, H. H.
Ross, was lovely In a goli suit trim
med with black sequins, and black
accessories
Her corsage was oT
orchids.
Tom Yeager of Columbia, was the
best man.
Mrs; T. B. Campbell, mother of the
bride, wore fuchsia with black, and a
corsage of gardenias.
the daughter of the late Mrittand Mrs.
J. D. Jordon of Blaney. She is a
graduate of the Blaney High school
and has been associated with the local
office of the Southern Bell Telephond
company for the past three years.
The groom is the eon of -Mr. aa4
Mrs. Fred Nolte of Falrigont, Minn.,
%nd is ^ a graduate of the Fairmont
High school. He is now taking train
ing* at Shaw Field. Prior to going to
Shaw Field he was a cadet at the
Southern Aviation school here.
Mrs. Nolte will* continue to make
srSIim l!*h ’’n'*5“ome in Camden until her hus-
y«»®^Jband completes his basic training at
and brown accessories. A corsage of Qh««
Talisman roses completed her cos
tume.
During the afternoon the lirlial I
couple left for their wedding trip, and
upon their return will make their
home at 193 Congress street, Charles-!
ton.
LYTTLETON STREET METHODIST
CHURCH IS PRESENTED A VASE
Last Sunday morning the congrega
tion of Lyttleton Street Methodist
church was thrllle<f :Ttf see a brass
bowl filled wRh gold and bronte color
ed chrysanthemums on a table be
neath the pulpit. The bowl, which Is
about eighteen Inches in height, was
a gift from toe Wesleyan Guild, of
which Mrs. Jack Nettles is .president.
Rev. Henry F. Collins in his usual
attractive manner accepted this love
ly, and much needed gift to the
church, and expressed thanks and ap
preciation to the Guild in well chosen
words.
Two Children
There are tWo children in 'eirltlcal
need of clothing in our community.
One is a seven-year old boy and the
other is a seven year old girl. If
you have outgrown clothing you can
give, it will enable them to get back
to school. In the event you can help
supply this need please contact Rev.
A.'Douglas McArn.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCSO
Of wide Interest in Camden is the
engagement announcement of lovely
brunet Caroline LeConte Boykin of
Boykin, to Sgt. Vernon G. Haslam,
^ toe U. 8. -Army, of East brook.
Me., and Shaw Field.
Caroline, the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Lynch Deas Boykin of Bovkin,
is prominently connected throughout
South Carolina. The biide^lect’s
mother Is the former Caroline Simons
of Charleston. The wedding is to
take place in November.
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY MEETS
The regular meeting of -the Wo
mens Auxiliary of the Camden hos
pital will be held next Monday, Oct.
30. at 4 p. m. in the Nurses’ Aomc.
Important meeting
This is an Important meeting to
propose certain changes and all mem
bers are urged to be present.
The auxiliary, under the chairman
ship of Mrs. W. Cl. Goodale, has been
accomplishing much in the way of
renovating at the hospital and in the
nurses’ home during the past year.
Improvement of the Jiospital grounds
is another objective that is being
successfully carried out.
NOTICE OF LOST
CERTIFICATE
One certificate of deposit on sav
ings account in the Bank of Kershaw.
If found please return to Mrs. W. L.
Blackmon, route 1, Westville, S. C.
S2i34p,
NOTICE
Mrs. Nina Connor, factory
representative, will be in
our store
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and
SATURDAY
OCTOBER 26, 27 and 28
to demonstrate
TAVERN HOME
PRODUCT5.
Come in and let Mrs. Connor
help you with your ho^se
cleaning problems.
CAMPBELL-8TRAYHORN
Miss Anne McDowell Campbell be-1
came the bride of Sgt. William D.
Strayborn. U. S. A. A. C., WUmlugton.
N. C., at a ceremony performed at the
home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Campbell, of this city,
Saturday evening at 8:30 o’clock with
HOBKIRK HILL. D. A. R.
The faithful few braved the ele
ments Oct. IS, and attended the
monthly meeting of the Hobkirk Hill
pal chu-fch offidathtg.
Mrs. Thomas V. Ybung of Mont-1
gomery, Ala., sister of the bride, was
maid of honor. The bride, who was
given in mafriage by her father, was
attired in a navy blue wool suit with
navy blue and white accessories. Her
corsage was of orchids. William
Witt of Augusta, Ga., was the grooms-]
man.
Mrs. Young, the maid of honor, I
wore a black crepe dress with blaek
accessories. Her corsage was of red]
rosebuds and tuberoses.
Mrs. J. E. Cami^ll, mother of th^j
jride, wore blue with Istaclr acces-l
series and a corsage of shell-pink |
rosebuds.
Following the ceremony a reception]
was held at the Campbell home which [
was decorated in green and white.
The bridegroom is the son of Mrs.i
Daisy Strayhorn of Wymingtoo. ,,
attended Itake university.
chapter, D. A. R., at the home of
Miss Carey Outorbf, who is a stu- **7iJi*^*T^,Marvin,
nt at toe University of South Caro
la,^ is here spending her mid-semes-
r vacation with her parents, Mr.
td Mrs. J. H. Guthrie.
Mr. Charlie H. Zemp, Jr., who is a
udent at Ehnory University, Atlanta,
a., is here spending his mld-semes-
After routine business. Miss Fran
ces R. Pratt, R.N,, T. B. nurse, gave
A most interesting account of the
work in Kershaw county.
The next meeting will bp held the
Srd Saturday, Nov. 18, at 4 p. m.
at the home of Mrs. George Taylor
DROP-IN-PARTY’
Major and Mrs. Charles W. Rich-1
ards, Jr., of Washington, D. C., were
lonored with a delightful drop-in par
ty at the home of the latter’s mother
ut Saturday afternoon. The eBtirvj
house was decorated Ytlh attractive
arrangements of tall flowers. Many!
friends and rMatlvee'called during the]
afternoon.
■ parents.
r vacation with his
id Mrs. C, H. Zemp.
Miss Pat Ling of Hollywood, Calif..
Mr., 00 North Broad street The date was
changed for the convenience ot the
hostess. Mrs. John Wall and Mrs.
as the week-end guest of Mrs. W. P. 1 have charge of the pro-
homas. Miss Ling is serving in the. »*’**d, “The History of the Flag.’’
. S. Marine corps ^d is now sta-
oned at Camp Lejeune, N. C.
Harry D. Kirkover, who has been
pending the summer at the Country
ub of Buffalo, H. Y., is expected to
Hum to Camden next week and will
‘main here until late in the spring
t 1945.
Lt, and Mrs. M, Tetxlaff (Mary*
‘rlada Bowers) and Flight Officer
^ymond BeUer of the Charleston
rmy Air base, were guests Wednes-
ay and Thursday of Mr. and Mrs.
iwrge w.-Boweri:—:
Cora Lee Radcliff, who has Just
ompleted her basic training In the
and i« now WAah.
ngton, D. C., Is spending a 12-day
ENTERTAINS WITH SHOWER
Miss Marjorie Mayer, Mrs. Wallace
Smith (Jean Mayer) and Mrs. Victor
Marturano (Rosa Lee Jordon) enters
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON CLUB
The members of the Wednesday af
ternoon bridge club were delightfully]
entertained this week by Mrs. Henry
Beard. High score prises were won
by Mrs. R. B. Stevenson and Mrs.
Pheobe Schenk. Mrs. Brevard Boykin]
substituted for an absent member.,
Delicious sandwiches, cookies and I
Coca Colas were served.
COMING ATTRACnONS
Haiglar Theatre
Cortier Bread and Buttedoe Bla.
tained with a lingerie ajiowor in honcir
of Miss Jane Jordon at the home of
Mrs. Marturono on Fair street, Wed-
neaday-GcL 4.
Fifteen guests were present. Games
and contests were enjoyed, after
which the hostesses served coffee,
sandwiches and cookies.*
The honor guest was presented with
gifts brought by the guests. vThe
bride-elect was presented with a cor-
aagfi-Of JElUtfiL.fQaa hsdB.
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A Cuban police team won Mexico
City’s bicycle marathon this year.
FRI.^AT., OCT. 27-28
Johnny Mack Brown with Ray
mond Hatton
“WEST OF THE RIO
GRANDE”
Chapter 9
‘Tiger WoniMi”
Also Comedy
SUNDAY* OCT. 29
“IN OLD OKLAHOMA”
John Wayne and Martha Scott
Also Selected Short Subjects
Main Floor for White—^Balcony for
(Colored—MaUnee 8:80*-Nlght 9:00
M0N,-TUES., OCT. 30-31
“DEAD END”
Humphrey Bogart, Sylvia Sidney
and Joel McCrea *
Latest World News
WED..THURSn NOV. 1-2
Warner Brothers prepenta
*THE lastIide”
Richard Travis, Charles Lsag and
Eleanor Parker
Chapter 6
“DeMTt Hawk”
Also News
COMING ATTRACTIONS
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Camden Theatre
FR1..SAT.. OCT. 27-28
Jeanne Crain, Your Home In In
diana Sweetheart, Frank Latimore,
£higene Pallette and Mary Nash
“IN THE MEANTIME*
DARUNG”
SAT.* OCT. 28* 10:30 Show
EMmund Lowe and Jean Parker
“dHI WHAT A NIGHT”
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. ; SUNDAY* OCT. 29
Ina Ray Hutton and her Orchestra,
Hugh Herbert, Ann ^vage, Billy
Qilbwt and Glenda Farrell
“EVER SINCE VENUS”
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MON.-TUES.* OCT. 30-31
Elyse Knox. Anne Glllis, Sally
Ellers and Richard Lane
“A WAVE* A WAC* A
MARINE”
WED.-THURS., NOV. 1-2
Heddy Lamarr, Paul Henreld '
and Peter Lorre
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