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[(gpry Receives jolHi A. Gregory of this city. ^ired the Purple Heert me4al taiMi her huebeud, PvL John A.. ^ ^ho wee wounded July 1«. fc/hattle of St lo. France. He In a hospital in ^EJngland I Oct. ®. . rt Gregory 1* now In France « he Is expwting to join his old looa. Hl» «t“d young wra, r Allen. J*’- 1^1^® Ifr and Hra. Talley Rabon, at Uareni St Prt Gregory ia the tMst of the fire tons of Mrs. !Se H. Gregory of 1215 Mill St. B are all In awnrlce. hasty-nicholson r and Mrs. J(^ H. Sinclair of iden, annonnce the marriage of r daughtw, Mrs. Ehra Sinclair tf, to Jamea E. .Niehols(m of Co- 1)U, on Noremher 7. engagement ANNOUHCED Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Van tiandlng- Mm announce the engagement of melr daughter, Jean, to Lt James C. Monohan, Army Air corps, of Fort Myers, Fla, and New York City, The wedding is t'o take place at an early date. lllg_CAIIDE>^HWOWiCLI« CAMDEN, SOUTH CANOLI^A^ FWIDAY, NOVCMBEW* 17, 1f44 PAGE FIVE MILLER-WESTER Announcement has been recelred here of the wedding pf Hiss Alice Adelaide Miller of Greenrille, to Cllf- Comeling Wester, the ceremony His wife and young son, taking place Saturday, Oct 21. at Greenyille. The groom, now a flight otfloer of the Army Air Transport command, was formerly an instructor at the Southern Ariatioa school here. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Lt. and Mrs. Gene Russell are re ceiving congratulations upon the ar- rival of a son. Gene Clarkson Russell, bom Nov. 7, at ^e Camden hospital. Mrs. Russell is the former Juis Clark, son. S 0 ( I t T Y WILL GIVE AWAY TURKEY Lovers of turkey, whether It be the lll^t mr dark meat Vill do well to go to the Camden theater next Monday" evening when a fine bird is to be givetf absolutely free. The gift la from the Camden Hospital auxiliary. TeWpliQM 29 Mrs. Elliott Sheom is spending ^is week in Charlotte, N. C., with ner husband. Private Francis N. McCorkle, Jr., of Camp Croft was a visitor In Camden this past week-end. lfsrg*r«t Van TAnrttnyham hgd Mrs. Charlie Vlllepigue left Wednes day for Henderson. N. C., where she! expects to spend several days with | iier sister, Mrs. Sanders, and Mr. Sanders. - PARKER-HOLLAND COLORFUL FAMOUS WEATHFRBEE TRENCH COAT •Air Force’^Blue •Brown •Navy and •Natural * It‘s a trench coat, therefore s the All-American success coat. It’d a WBATHERBEE, tlwrefore the coat you srear in all-weather, all-year. Lightweight, sleek ^yon poplin. Extra srater-repellent because its lining U trested with Storm King, exsctly like its ‘'face”! Full self- lining. even to the sleeves. Comes In all sixes 10 to 20. As advertfsed in MADEMOISELLE Rose Mackey of Lancaster Leonard J. Hasty. Jr., has returned from a visit hers with his grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Hasty. Sgt. Jimmie Sbeorn, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Sheorn. is now serving with the 15th Air Force Jn Italy. Mrs. Geprge E. Stuart, Sr., Is spend ing some time In . Bluetield, W. -Va.» the guest of her mother, Mrs. M. G. Witter. Hr. J. A. 'Hagin and Mrs. Frank Clyburn are' spending this week In New York purchasing merchandise for Belk’s Dept, store. Lt. Robert M. Kennedy. Srd, was able to spend two days with his fami ly last week here in Camden. He is now stationed in Texas. A.S. Bill Bums left last Thursday for Camp Peary after spending 14 days leave here with his parents, Mr and Mrs. U. G. Bums. W. O. Leonard J. Hasty and Mrs. Hasty announce the birth of a da ugh ter, Winifred Anne, on Nov. 3, at Tuorney hospital, Sumter. Lt. Oscar S. Wooten, who is now stationed in Lincoln. Nebraska, is here spending several days leave with his mother, Mrs. Carrie Wooten. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron McLaren of Douglas, Ga.. returned after spend ing the week-end here as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Hoffer Lt. Gene Russell left Wednesday for San Angello, Texas, where he expects to report back to duty as an Instruc tor, after spending a ten day leave here with his wife and baby. lA. Jack Marshall of George Field Lawrenceville, III;, has returned after spending several days loave here with bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. W Marshall. A.-8. David Partin, who has Just com pleted his boot training at Camp Perry, Va„ has returned after spend ing several days leave here with his — liMwents. — Mr. and *‘Bl^y Only What You Nood, Biit When You Buy—Buy Quality^ BACK ON THE JOB M. L. Allen has returned to Camden after nine months in the Armed Mrs. Lauren MellicHamps left Wednesday for Augusta. Ga., after spending several days here visiting the latter’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Mahoney. Mrs. R. A. Purser of this city recent ly received the announcement of the marriage of her brother, Mr. B. A. Hughes of Long Beach, Calif., to MIm EdiGi Martin of South Gate, CaTlf.r'bn October 30. Misses Sybil Drakeford and Betty duller, students of Wlnthrop college, lave returned after spending the week-end here with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Drakeford, and Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Muller. Miss Molly Ruth Redfearn, a stu dent of Wlnthrop college, returned! the bride of Carl Alexander Holland at a wedding ceremony that took place Nov. 5. at C o’clock at thd home ot the bride’s parents in Cassatt Autnmn flowers were attractively arranged throughout the -living ead dining rooms of the Parker home. A program of wedding Ynnsic was giveu jy Mrs. Barr Gardner of Bethune. and Miss Mae Parker of Olustee, Fla. As the tapers were being lighted by Miss Margaret Holland and Donald Hol land. alsteir and brothM* of the groom, Mrs. Gardner played “A Maiden’s PTayer,” after whi<di Miss Psrker sang. “The Sweetest Story Sver Told’’ and “I Love You Truly.” During the marriage ceremony Mrs. Gardner play ed ".Meditation" and ‘“Traumarle." ’The bride was attended by her sis-j ter. Miss Jay Parker of Cassatt‘wnd Ruby. She was attired in a dress ofj pink taffeta and her flowers were rose carnations. The bride, given In mar riage by her father, W. J. Parker, was gowned In a floor 'length of white mousseline and she carried a bouquet of white roses, tube rote-buds, cen tered with an orchid and showered with white satin ribbons. The. groom was attended by his father, Eugene Holland, as best man. The double ring ceremoAy was used with Rev. Wilson Roy Parker, brother of the bride of Duke university, Dur ham, officiating. Following the cere mony the couple left for an undis closed destination on their wedding trip. Upon their return they will make their borne in Camden. , The bride is the yoiingest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. -Parker Cas satt and Is a. graduate ot the Midway High school. She later attended Spartanburg Junior college and has been employed at the local exchange of the Southern Bell Telephone com pany. Mr. Holland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ehigene Holland, Cassatt, is a graduate of Midway High school and the Palmetto Bcheol -of— Aeronaatics at Columbia. He is now employed with the Defense Plants Corporation of this city. Forces and is again owner and maha- ger of .. ALLEN’S SHOE SHOP where Old Shoes are converted into **Like Neuf* Shoes by expert operators. Our Shop has been completely reno vated and presents a most attractive ap pearance. We specialize in all kinds of Shoe Repair Work... carry a full line of Bootery Merchandise... Polishes, etc. ALLEN’S SHOE SHOP s 1008 South Broftd Street i 4! V held to familiarize Home Service liter 8pendtagTh7wwki;nd her parenu. Senator and Mrs. W. T. ^ returning service Redfearn. She had as her guest, her . .. 5S5KJ;tu.II.'“s c“ "<i. wJJ; uated from gunnery school at Las S leave visiting his parents. Mr. »n<l Mrs. Henry Niles. Ha expects to ♦n i^nnrt tn M®”® Boyklu, Mrs. Ann Bates, Miss to repori ^ ^ fxa OHrHB wmnmjm LUXURY GIFTS AT PRICES TO FIT EVERY PURSE You’ll be thrilled by our dazzling array of exquisite gifts, some thing to delight everyone on your list. Wedding Sets jffilrthstone Rings Charm Bracelets T«kB AdTUitafe of Our LAY-AWAY PLAN " Red Cross Notes Sadte K. vooTraa(Aow ’The monthly board meeting of the Kershaw County chapter of the American Red Croas was held Nov. 13. Ii^. Charles P. DuBose was wel comed as finance officer to assist the treasurer, Mrs. Belk. Mrs. Ma)rfleld and Mrs. Smith of the Home Service department attend ed a Home Service Institute in Co lumbia last Fridgy. 'Riis meeting wga leave Monday, Nov. 20, Lincoln, Nebraska, for a8signment..'t Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Richards, Jr Margaret Rockafellow, Mias Francis Rockafallow, Mias Nancy Sanders and KU. Ricliardi. who la llTin* with her parents. Me. and Mrs. W. M BtovwMOn. They wrere Meompctti by Mrs. Annie Boykin, who visited hePj sister,- Mrs. H. C. Hamer, and Mr. Hamer at Dillon. , BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Cards have been received in the ^ty' aanoitneing^e birth of a William Montgomery Harrison, Srd, unable to be present at the graduation. Hlghligbta of the Volunteer Special Service were; 700 more^ourl served this month than laat One volunteer in production has Just com pitted her 100th - sweater. 25 members of the Senior class of the High school have I enrolled for a Staff Assistance conrse to be ktartad Mmiday* _ltoi:^.-21L—at headquarters, under the supervision to Mrand Mr.: Wlkm MontJ;,meV;^®^ Virginia Green, chairman. Harrison, Jr. The Harrisons were reeidents of Camden for two Tcvs wlwm Mr. HajTiiiqn was a flight m-| structor at the Southern AVl echooL lieilifictliM Bracelets Cheoea from many atylaa in ateiilng silver. \ Caiiideii liiiiiitiir!i BROAD STREET — FHONE IM COMING ATTRACTIONS —AT— X^den l^^tre BBBBBBBBtBmO>BBOOOOO<< FRIDAY-SAT., NOV. 17-lS New Sensation in Snspeneel *«WHEN strangers MARRY** Dean Jagger and Kim Hunter Also Selart^ ,8hpr^ SATURDAY Niglit Nor. 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