The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 24, 1944, Image 5
THC CAMDEN CHWONICLE, CAMDEN, tOUTH CANOtINA, FNIOAY, NOVEMEER 24, 1H4
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lllsfi Alk» McEIroy of LoulsrlUe.
* is here Sftmdins the week-end
her couein, Mrs. H. O. Marvin.
irith
Hr Charles Ekhunk of Seaford, L.
ji/ew York, b vtaltlng here with
Jl, K. T. SthTt, for a few daj^.
Hrs Campbell Steward of Bat Har.
lor. Maine, has returned to her home
l^re for thta season
Dr. and Mrs. R. S. Rogers have
tn
Mias Ethel Yates of Tahawas, N.
Y., is here visiting her father, Mr. C.
H. Yates, Sr. ^ '
Mr. and MrsT P. M. Rhodes of Kan
sas City, 'Mo., have arrived for the
winter season heer at their home on
TJrtr street.
up jasinfincB in . an attractive
bungalow on Sarsfleld avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Elliott Webb,
^ot arrivals in Camden, are resid.
inr at 1209 Highland avenue.
Mrs. W. W. Patricki Jr., of Park
Ridge, who has been a gueet at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
frank H. Heath, Hamptm street, left
by plane Tuesday for Chicago.
pvtc. Beckham Russell, former Cam
den High school athlete and City po
lice, has been spending a furlough
with his mother in this city. Mrs.
Russell, who has been living with her
parents in Wlnnsboro, has been with
her husband during hb visit here.
Mrs. Stanley A. Miller, who has
beeu making her home in Decatur,
Ala. where her husband b serving ss
a’ flight instructor at the Southern
Aviation school. Is here vbiting her
parents, Mr. wnd Mrs. J. C. Kirkhintf.
Flight Officer and Mrs. J. W. Rich
ards (Dot Thompson) -x>f
Michigan, were recent guests of Mf
and Mrs. J. D. Byrd. '
Mrs. Wallace I. Keep, mother of
Mrs. Willson Mills, and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Ransom of Lokport, N. Y, ar
rived Wednesday and expect to re
main for some time as guests at the
Court Inn.
John Z. King, CM3-c, who has Just
returned from 27 months of duty in
the South Pacific, serving in the U.
S. Xavy, is here on a 30-day leave
visiting his wife, formerly Grace Mose
ley. Upon the termination of hb
leave be expects to report to Davb-
ville, R. I., for assignment.
COMING ATTRACTIONS
Camden Theatre
FRI.-SAT.. NOV. 24-25
**IRISH EYES ARE
SMIUNG**
it‘8 A Musical That Will Shamrock
The Nation!
With
Monty Wooley, June Haver and
Dick Haymes
Also Selected Short Subject
SAT. NIGHT, 10:30 SHOW
Warner Baxter in
“SHADOWS IN THE
NIGHT*
A Crime Doctor Picture
Nina Poch, George Zucco and
Jeanne Bates
9 a oo>—
SUN.—MON.—TUES.
NOV. 26, 27 and 28
One of the year’s top surprbes!
AGOING MY WAY”
starring .
BING CROSBY
Also Selected Short Subject Sun.
News Monday and Tuesday
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WED.—THURS.—FRIDAY
Now. 29, 30 and Dec. 1
Greer Garson and Walter PldgeOfl
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E.. Sheffield
and children oj! New York^ are here
for the winter seabon occupying the
Bolton house.
Mr: and- Mra;- ^tmes Cimverse of+ttwT'on the safe.
Tuscon, Arbona, are here spending
some time with the btter’s sbter,
Mrs. Wilson Mills, and Mr. Mills.
Mr.' Rodney Jarvb of Great Bar
rington, Mass., is exp^ted in the near
future to open hb house on Kirkwood
Lane.
Capt. and Mrs. W. F. Nettles. Jr.,
and children, Billy and Mary Prim
rose, of Anniston. Ala., were the week
end guests of the former’s parimts,
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Nettles.
Friends of Sgt. Doris Houser will
interested to know that after con-
vaihMing satisfactorily from Injuries
received in action, he has reported
back to active duty in the South
Pacific. Ho has also recently been
promoted from private to the rank of
sargeant,
PVlends of_Mr. J. E. Ross will be
pleased to know that he ta convalesc
ing satisfactorily in the Camden hoa-
whero he has been a patient for
some time.
Mra Beular Sbeorn left Wednes
day afternoon fbr* Raleigh, N C.,
where she will visit her son. Buddy
Sheorn, who b an ASTP student at
N. C. State college.
Capt. John C. West, who is sta
tioned in Washington, D. C., expects
to leave today after visiting hb wife
here,
Miss Ruth Richards b here occupy
ing . the North Cottage on Brevard
place. She expects to remain here
until after Thanksgiving holidays.
Mrs. Dion Kerr and daughter of
Westbury, Long Island, have taken
the Nettles Lindsay bouse on Brevard
place for this season.
Mrs. Samuel Russell has returned
from Litchfield, Conn., where she
spent the summer and is occupying
her home here.
Mrs. Woods Robinson and Mr. and
Mrs, Gaylord Tn^er, who-apent the
summer season at Saratoga Springs,
N. Y., have returned here for the
winter season.
Mr. Allen Kirby of Morrlston, N.
J., b expected to arrive at an. early
date for a few days visit here. Mr.
Kirby and hb family expect to return
later in the season to occupy their
home. "Mlllbank.”
Capt and Mrs. Dwight Partridge of
Great Barrington, Mass., have arrived
and are at their home here, "Frog-
den.”
Mrs. John Devine of Tarrington,
Conn., b here for the winter season
as gueet at Hie home of Mias Olive
Whlttredge.
Mr. and Mrs. Ruasell Engs of Dar
ien, Conn., have taken the former
Mabee House on Lyttleton St, now
the home of Mr. J. O. Richards. Jr„
and are expected to arrive in Dec.
Mrs. Cyril Harrbon and Mrs. Kitty
Lowndes have returned after visiting
their mother in Baltimore, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. W..L. Wright of Gar
den City, Long IKsbnd, are expected
to arrive at an early date to spend
the winter seaeon here.
Mrs. David R. Williams, Jr... left
Sunday for Cleveland, Ohh>, where ahe
will vblt her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bolton.
Mr. and Mrs. Burling (Jocks and
faiplly of Hot Springs, Va., have leaa-
edf the Potter house and are expected
to arrive early in next month.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Woolfe
and children of Westfield, N. J.. are
here and are occupying the Holly
Hedga cottage.
THE CAMDEN AUXILIARY
EXPRESSES ITS APPRECIATION
(Jamden Hospital AuxiUary
wbnee to express its appreciation to
the following for their cooperation in
the recent benefit to rsbe money by
selling a Thanksgiving TurkeyThe
Camden Chronicle for •publicity;
George E. Stuart, Inc., for printing
and donating the tickets; T. Lee
Little of the Camden Theatre; Sterne
Bolte, Bobby Mahoney, Frank Good-
ale and George Edwin Stuart, of the
Cub Scouts, for assisting in the tic
ket sale, and the City Drug Co., WI
Robin Zemp; Comer Book Store, The
Fash'fbh Shop, The Sttiart Shop and
The (Jamden Beauty Shop for selliog
tickets. Eighty-five dollars was real-
MI8S BETTE ROBIN THOMAS
WEDS CHARLES H. CHICHESTER
Mrs. Jack Nettles was sale chair
man, assisted by Mrs. Henry Bolte,
Mrs, John Mullen and Mrs. Thomas
Ancmm.
BRIDGE TOURNAMENT PLANNED
The Junior Welfare League has an
nounced that a benefit bridge tonma-
roent will be held at the Sarsfield
club on Monday, Dec. 4, at 8 o’clock
in the evening.
Admission will be 76 cents a per
son or $3 per table. Sandwiches and
coffee will be served during the even
ing and six awards will be presented.
These will include two door prises.
Due to the shortage of doctors the
League has been unable to conduct
their annual tonsil clinic. It is hoped
to resume the clinic In the spring
Three emergency cases. are feeing
taken care of Ihb fair.
Officers of the Junior Welfare
League^ are^ - Mrs, - Everett- Montgom
ery, president: Mrs. George Stewart
Jr., member at large; Mrs. Lane
Woodcock, secretary; Mrs. Wilson
Mills, corresponding secretary, and
Mrs. Marion Willbms, treasurer.
Tickets for the bridge tournament
are to be on sale at the box office of
the Camden theatre or by members
of the league beginning Thanksgiving
day.
lliliss Bette Robin ’Thomas, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Price
’Thomas and Flight Officer (liarlee
Holmead Cbicheeter, Jr.. USA, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holmead (Jhl-
cheeter ofi Birmingham, were married
last week in Romulua, Mich.
The ceremony took place at 7 p. m.
in the chapel at the Romulus Army
Air Base. Chaplain David E. Weaver
pronounced the vowe.
The bride was gowned In. a beige
gabai^ine suit with pale lavender ac
cessories. She carried a white 'Bible
marked with a white orchid. L--
Mrs. Mark D. Richards of Bristol,
Va., vras matron of honor. She wore
blue suit with fuchaia acceB9orle8>
Her flowers were gardenias. Flight
Officer Ira J. Beaufort of Augusta.
Ga., was best man.
After a wedding trip to Canada the
couple will be at home at the Dear-
lorn Inn, Dearborn. Mich., while
Flight Officer (Jhkhester is stationed
at the Romulus Army Air Base.
Mrs. Chichester attended Camden
City Schools, was graduated from Bur
bank High School. Burbank, CaUf.,
and attended Punaho Private School
in Honolulu. She is a popular and
very attractive member of the young
er social set in Camden.
Flight Officer was graduated from
Ramsay High School and the Univer
sity of Alabama where he was a mem
ber of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity. He
is a member of the Bachelors Cotillion
Oluh and the BTrmrhgham Country
Club. He will be remembered here
as a flight instructor at the Southern
Aviation Sicboot.
Mrs. W, A. Rainsford of Garrison,
N. Y.. is here at her home on the
Corner of Greene and Mill Sts.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Taller of
New York, are here for the winter
season and are occupying the Miller
house on Brevard Place.
Friends of Mf, W. F. Nettles. Sr
will be sorry to bear that he remains
seriously ill in the Camden hospital
where he has been a patient since
last Friday, suHering from injuries re
ceived from a ffli.
“MRS. PARKINGTDN”
It’s Gusty. Lusty and Gorgeous!
News Thursday and Friday
Captain and Mrs. Fulweiler, of
Charleston, 8. C.. were recent guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. C
Whitaker, 'Jr. Mrs. Fulweiler was for
merly Miss Susan Kennedy. They
have been making their home in New
York up until the recent transfer of
Capt Fulweiler to the Ch^leston
Navy Yard.
Mrs,...melton Goodstetn and children
baby Arnold and Marion, of North
(Jharleston, are visiting her father,
Mr. Marlon H. Heyman, during the
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. J..C. Cox had as their
guests last weekend: Mr. and Mrs C
G. Cox and family of Charleston; Mr
and Mrs. Roland Cox and son. of Lan
caster and their son and daughter, Lt
Hugh (Shot) Cox, of Camp Lejeune,
N. C., and Miss Margaret Cox of Co
lumbia Collage.
Miss Ollie Horton visited her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Horton last
weekend.
YOUNG PEOPLE ELECT •
At a recent mefting of the young
people of Grace Episcopal church, it
was decided to elect officers for a
three months period to end the second
Sunday in February.
Officers named for this period were:
Donald A. Campbell, Jr., president;
Tommy Ancrum, secretary-treasurer,
and Sandra Heyward, vice president.
Advisors are the Misspf Monte and
Tanpy Rodtafellar.
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY
Ann Mickle was honored on her fith.
birthday Tuesday. Novamber 7th,
when her mother, Mrs. Mendel Mickle
entertained 12 guests. Ths guests
were served Ice cream and cookies at
Mahoney’s Soda Shop and later en
joyed a movie.
, The guests present were: Ann
Rush. Patty Outlaw, Anne Raker,
Ronnie and Julie Rynn, Patty Ray.
Ronnie Morris. Johnie Hagin. FYirman
Rabon, Larry and Bunny Smith. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. E. C.
Rush. .
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY
The Woman’s Auxiliary of the Cam
den hospital, will hold its monthly
meeting on Monday afternoon. Nov.
27, at 4 o'clock at the Nursea’ home.
CLAUDE R. WILLIAM^
Claude R. Wllliama of this city, is
stationed in the Central Pacific. In
the past 17 months he has been at
Cialadoair. Guadalcanal. Treas
ury and Boganvllle Islands, but now
he Is at an unknown destination, as
be hasn’t been heard from tn the
past six weeks. He has been in the
hospital with a Jungle infection, but
has recovered. Hs is the youngest
son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Williams.
2111 North Broad street. He is with
the Seabees and has had nmny inter
esting experiencea.
. MT. PI8GAH CLUB MEETS
The Mt. Pisgah Hoihe Demonstra
tion club met at the hpme of Mrs.
John Byrd bn Nov. 16. The following
officers for next year were elected;
Mrs. Ira Ellis, president; Mrs C. M.
Horton, vice president; Mrs, C. W.
Holley, secretary and ireasurer.
Chairmen for tho various phases of
work were appointed. Miss Frwell
gave an interesting talk. The hos
tess served a delicious lunch, assist
ed by Mrs. Susie Byrd and Mrs, W. P.
Sowell. A committee of three, Mrs.
C. N. Horton, Mrs. C. W. Holley and
Mrs. Sasle Byrd, were appointed to
plan a Christmas party for the next
meeting. _ . _
Cub Scout News
O. A. R. MEETING
The Hobkirk Hill chapter of the D.
A. R., held a most enjoyable mooting
at the home of Mrsfl G. E. Taylor
on November 18. After ritual and re
ports .of officers and chairmen, the
Regent gave an account of the 25th
Lanniveraarv of the Founders Day at
Tamasiee.” thoT). A. R- kchObi fur
The weekly . meeting of the Cub
Scouts-was held with Den No, 1 at the
Presbyterian church playground with
Mrs. H. P. Bolte, den mother, Mrs.
Hughey Tindal, Jr., assistant, and Roy
Scout John Wall, Jr., den chief.
Den No. 2 met in Hampton Park
with Mrs. Boykin Rpseborough, den
mother and Mrs. •John Boronl, assist-
anL and Boy Scout Hill Sinclair and
Ted Miller, den chiefs.
Den No. 1 will meet on Wednesday
afternoon and Den No. 2 on Friday ab
ternoon of this week. Plans are be
ing completed for the trip to Colum
bia on Friday, Dec. 1st, for the Scout
Rally.
The Cub Scouts regret the leaving
of Dickie Emory who leaves on Dec
let for Fort Bennlng. Ga., where his
father. Col. Emory, is stationed.
mountain children. Mrs. Reuben
Pitts gave an interesting history of
an old U. S. flag, which had been in
her family for generations and also
displayed a uniform which had he-'
longed to her ancestor of Revolution
ary fame and which she is now pre
senting to the D. A R. museum in
Washington, through the State Vice
Regrat, Mra. E. C. von. Tresekow.
Mrs. John Wall, chairman of the
‘‘(Jorrect Use of the Flag” committee,
then presented a most instructive pro
gram. Miss Vera McCaskill, a mem
ber of fifth grade and also a member
of Mrs. Montgomery’s Junior Citixen-
ship club, recited with poise and
ability. Mrs. Wall’s paper on the
proper use of our flag should be read,
marked, learned and Inwardly digest
ed by idl real Americans.
The following honor guests were
present: Mrs. Arthur of Union, Mrs.
Hubert Wilson, Mrs. Rainsford, Mrs.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Captain and Mra. Charles B. Burgln
announce the arinral of a daughter,
Bonnie'“Glarev Tueeday, Nov. 14. at
the Camden hospital. Mrs. Burgln is
here making her home with her sis
ter, Mrs. Preston Rivers, and Mr.
Rivers, while her husband is serving
on overseas duty.
Mrs. O. W. Netles is here visiting
Mr. and ^rs. W. F. Nettles. Her hus
band, A nephew of Mr. Nettles. Is
now serving on overseas duty with the
Army. Before entering the Army hs
was connected with the State Forestry
Service at Walterboro,
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Miss Vera McCaskill.
From patriotically appointed tables
Mrs. H. 0. Marvin and Mrs. von Treac-
kow served tea and coffee, and de
licious refreshments were passed. The
famous “Brown Betty” teapot sent
from England to Miss Susie by s form
er flight Instructor at the Southern
Aviation school, who bad also enjoyet
her hospitality, was used.
Buj War Bonds and Stanqis
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice Ih hereby given that one
month from this date, on December
20, 1944, John M. Vllleplgue will make
to the Probate Court of Kershaw
County his final return aa Administra
tor of the estate of John McCaa Vllle-
pigue, Jr., deceased, and on the same
date he will apply to the said Court
for a final discharge as said Admini-
sjrator.
N. C. ARNETT,
Judge of Probats for Kershaw Coanty
Camden. S. C., Nov. 20, 1944 SSc
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