The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 10, 1944, Image 5
the CAMPCM CHBOWICLE. CAMDUI. EOUTM CAROLINA, FWIDAY, WOVEWEW 10, 1144
PAQE FIVE
S C) C I € T Y
Trfapho— 29
Hr and Mrs. HwiTy P. Bolte at-
.n/ied tbe Dttke<3e«Tla Tech footbaU
Jne In Durhaia. N. CU on Saturday.
Col O. A. Hrdrtcji retemed to
yashiii^wo* D. C., aftw having vislt-
d bis wife here.
Mrs. J. T. OllTer (Mv^ei Dawes) of
lolumbia, is here spending some time
rith Miss Loulle Whitaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Loni's DeLoaehe and
liUdren of Lancaster, were Sunday
nests of Mrs. Prank Wooten.
■ Miss Sara Newton Robinson of Lan-
i^ter, was the guest of Miss Patty
lalles last week-end.
Mr. J. H. Quthrie of Charleston, has
(turned after spending the. weck.ood
ere with hit family.
Mrs. R. P. Jenkine of Baltimore,
(d.. has returned after spending
nme time here with her mother, Mrs.
larle Tindal.
Mrs. John Carl West, who has been
rith her husband at Camp Stewart,
a., is here spendiag some tlfhe with
er mother, Mrs. BoyMn Rharae.
CpI. Edward Elngllah, training at
(fficer’s Candidate school, FOrt Bon
ing, Oa., spent the w'eek-end here
rith friends.
Miss Mickey Langston, who is a
Ludent at Converse college. In Spar^
uiburg, has returned after spending
16 week-end here with her parents.
If. and Mrs. P. R. Langston.'
.Miss Francis West of Converse col-
>ge, Spartanburg, has returned after
pending the week-end here with her
arents. Dr. and Mrs. Carl A. West
Miss Sidney Jones, who is a stu-
ent at St. Mary’s In Raleigh, N. C.,
as returned after spending the week-
nd here with her parents, Mr. and
Irs. Ike F. Jones. She had as Her
isitor. Miss Betty Lou Hood of
'ortsmouth, Va,
Lt. and Mrs. Edwin Miller, who
are Just returned to the states after
erring on overseas duty, are here
Isiting the former's mother, Mrw,
Lunie. Miller. Mrs. Miller has been
erring in the Army Nurses corps in
lonolulu, Hawaii, while Lt. Millw
ras stationed there with the Navy.
I OUR SPECIALTY!
'FEATHER CUTS!
Pvt. J. T. Nettles. Jr.. tJ. S. Army
Air corps, has been transferred from
Robins Field, Ga., to FYesno, Calif.
Miss Emily DeL/>ache of Lancaster,
has returned after spending the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Ancrum Boy
kin at Boykin.
DANCE WAS* BIG SUCCESS
The dancing party given at the St.
Mary’s hall last Saturday night for
service men was a big success. It
was 14 the nature of a Halloween par
ty and the ball was attractively dec
orated with Halloween features.
The affair was given under the
anaplcea of tha,Ceatar. and ■nMW
guests were transported from' the
^Jentw^ to-the hall in taxis, the ex
pense of which was taken care of by a
contribution from the Red Cross Mo
tor corps. \
The use of St, Mary^ hall was con.
trlbuted by Father ^mund Burke
of the Catholic church, w^o also met
the expense of light and* heat The
committee in charge of the dance con-
sisted of Mrs. John Mullen, Mrs. War
ren H. Harris, Miss Nancy Sanders,
Miss Jane Trantham and Mrs. Molly
DeLoach. Bobbing for apples con
stituted one of the evening features.
Mrs. Campbell Steward presented
the Center with a supply of coffee*,
while Mrs. Jack Nettles eoBtrtbuted
a supply of doughnuts. During the
evening coffee, sweet cider, doughnuts
and toasted marshmallows were serv
ed.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. B. B. Brannon honored her
father, W. L. Stokes, Sr., on his 68th
birthday, with a dinner party, Sun
day, Nov. 6. Gueets at the dinner
were Mrs. Stokes, her son. Captain
Carlyle Jackson, Elisabeth Jackson,
Mrs. L. L. West and daughter, Sgt
Laura W. Thompson, and David West,
Ifr.jsnd Mrs. 8. I* Crglley and family
from Lancaster. During the after
noon Mr. and Sirs. Wade Stokes. Jr.
and daughter, Virginia, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Stokes and boys, Mr. and Mrs.
Author Stokes and son called, all
bringing presents.
Mr. Stokes has four other children
who were unable to be present. Carl
"F. Stokes, South Pacific; Th^ma F.
Stokes, Norfolk, Va.; Sgt W. A,
Stokes, Fort Bennlng, Ga., and Mrs.
Herman McCnrry of Lake City.
LEGION AUXILIARY
The American Legion Auxiliary will
meet at the home of Mrs. Leon Schlos-
burg with Mrs. Hubert Wilson and
Mrs. Dess Goodale as assistant hos
tesses on Friday, Nov. 17. Mr. Oliver
Rict it to be the guest speaker and
will, explain the G. I. Bill of Rights.
Miss Phyllis Kareeh will read '‘Un
titled,’* by Richard Corwin.
On Friday, Nov. 19, the Legion and
the AuxUiaiT' will have charge of the
Armistice* Day exercises at the Gram
mar school.
^ QAnOWH CLUB
The Camden Garden club w'ill meet
with Mrs. W. S. Ramsford Monday
afternoon. Nov. IS. at 4 o’clock. Bring
whatever flowers you may have. A
report of .the annual meeting will be
given. ,
NEW A GAS COUPONS .
WORTH FOUR GALLONS
’The new A gasoline coupons, which
become valid today, are good for four
gallons the ration board reminded the
public. The new books contain six
coupons' at four gallons each instead
of -the usual eight coupons at three
gallons each. Motorists and gas dis
tributors are asked to note the change.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank kll for the kind
ness shown during the death of our
brother and son. Samuel Gains, Jr.
S4p ^ The Gaines Family.
MRS. GEORGE FRANKLIN WEST, formerly Miss Anne Moale Cowardin,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moale Cowardin. of Windsor Farms, Rich
mond, Va. 'The wedding took place at the home of the bride’s parents
on Sept. 25. —^
$1.00
Swiried lovelineM in
sofpy young hair-dos
that are th« prettiost,
most flatterinf in town!
whitEhead.smith
Dale Clay Smith and Ruth Beverly
Whitehead were married Sunday. OcL
29. The bride is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. R. I. Whitehead, Hobgo^,
N. C, The groom Is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. . Smith of the Malvern Hill
sectiop, a graduate of Camden High
school and Is now employed In Wash-
ington, D. C.
Rtur #QF a - ^anoroas
i holiday whiri now—-
^ come in today!
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fDeKalb Beauty
? Ck.n.e^i..n.
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I Evenincs by Appointmont j|
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Phone 334
COMlIfG ATTRACFIONS
Ha^arlheahe
Comsr Broad and RiitlodBs tta.
•RIDAY^iAT.; NOV. 10-11
Wild Bill Elliott aa Red Ryder
With “Oabby* Hayes
*TUCSON RAlDEllS’
Chapter 11
‘TIfer Woman’*
Added Comedy
SUNDAY, NOV. 12
“SWEET ROSIE 0*GRADY**
In Technicolor
with
Betty Grable, Robert Young and
. Adolph Menjon
Gorgeous, Stupendous, Muslcale
Selected Short
MON.-TUES., NOV. 13-14
Lum and Abner
Radio’s Rnstic Ruatlea
-“In-
‘’GOING TO^WN”
itest Worid Nei
u.
W^.-THURS., NOV. 15-1€
Sidney Toler as Charlie Cludi
—
’’BLACK; MAGIC**
With Monf|f .Moreland
Chapter S
**DMei«7linwk**
* Parmaount News
0WENS--8ENIQ0
Miss Dorothy Oweps, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Phillip Owens of
this city, became the bride of Pvt.
John R. Senigo of Auburndale, Mass.,
and Camp Hood. Texas, at a lovely
ceremony performed at the First Bap
tist chnrcb here by Rev. J. B. Caston
on OcL 31,
’The bride, who la an attractive
brunet, wore fui early fall dress of
soldier blue with black accessories
and she had a corsage of *red rose
buds. •
Following the double ring ceremony
Mr. and Mrs, Senigo left for Auburn-
dale, where they will vialt with the
groom’s parents before going to Camp
Hood.
The bride la the only daughter ot
the Iaaa<f Owens family and is a grad
uate of the Camden High school with
the class of 1942. She haa been affi
liated with the State welfase office in
Columbia for some time.
The groom la a graduate af the
Newton. Maas.. High school. He is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. J<dui R.
Senigo, Sr., of Auburndale, Masa.
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY
HOLDS MONTHLY MEETING
’The Woman’s Auxiliary of the Cam
den hospital held their monthly meet
ing Oct. SO, at the Nurses’ home with
11 members present. Much business
was transacted. Mrs. Goodale request
ed that a vice president and a corre
sponding secretary be added to the
list of officers. A nominating commit
tee will be appointed this month and
nominees will be presented for voting
upon at the November meeting.
MRS. (GOODALE ENTERTAINS
The members of the Wednesday af
ternoon bridge club were entertained
this week by Mrs. F. D. Goodale at
her home on Broad street. HJgh score
prises were yon by Mrs. ’L Lee
Little and Mrs. Henry Beard. After
cards the hoateea served delicious
sandwiches, cookies and Coca Cola.
DAVIS SERVICE STATION
O. B. and L. M. DAVIS, Proprietors
—— -7 • Dealers In
SWELL GASOLINE AND OIL
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Firestone Tires . . . Willard Batteries
' Auto Accessories
Greasing and Washing
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1 MILE EAST OF CAMDEN, S. C.
U. S. HIGHWAY NO. 1
WHAT...NO PIANO?
. . . A, Piano ia one of the
.4- \
’’Miuta** in a home be^
CAuae it fhrea ao much en
joyment to ao many
people.
As A Christinas Gift:..
We Can Think Of Nothing Nicer
Wy have aome excellent baryaina in good Upright
Pianoa ■ ■ alao one lovely Studio Piano. Inatall^one in
your home aa a gift for your aon or daughter thia
Chriatnuia . . i an<| remember, that ian’t ao far off.
Caniden Ewniture Company
BROAD STREET -- — PHONE IB^
Mrs. W. W. Patrick of Park Ridge,
Chicago, ni.. arrived la Camden to
day to spend the next two weeks suit
ing at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mra. Frank H. HaaUi, ^Hampton
street
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BIRDSEY’S
Fair Play Chicks
Our Fairpiay Hatchery, located at
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7
Macon Georgia, is now operating,
having hatches once each week —
R. I. Reds, Barred and White Rocks
and New Hampshires. '
You can book your order now for fu
ture shipment and be assured of
getting your chicks at the time you
want them.
The Foundatbn Flo^Froih Which lliese Chicks ArePro-
^ duced Are Regularly Tested and Called By Our Hatchery
Experts. Each Year Our Flocks Are Improved By^dding
Carefully Selected New Sto^
Starting Mash
10 lb. Bag -j;_- .45
25 Ib. Bag - - -/J05
•50 lb. Bag - - -
100 lb. Bag - - - J.87
Growing Mash
10 lb. Bag - - - .44
25 lb. Bag -- -IJOO
50 lb. Bag - - - IM
100 lb. Bag - - -S.47
Broiler Mash
50 lb. Bag 1J94
100 lb. bag 3J9
Get A Feeding Booklet Free Fnmi Any ffirdsey Store
OAY AND ■EAUnPilt
M6SSES FOR EVnV OCCASION
Scratch Feed - - 3.10
Laying Mash - - 3.47
Dairy
Hog Feed ;
- • 3.00
- - ll5
9-90
BIRDSEY FLOUR MILLS
jWtofid ahogL^laMw*
044 BROAD STREET
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