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the CAMDEN CHWOHICLl. CAMOSN, EOUTH CAHOLINA, FEIDAY, DECEMBEB 1. 1>44 birthday party i licGulrt w«* honored on his Tnesdsy. Not. 21. st his t ^e KBOll. when hU mother. B McGairt. enterUlned 15 of Kinds Games were played .after were called into the din- room where cake and Ice cream *** ^rred The guests present were: ***Jr Moeler. Katherine Coffle, Syl- Rebecca McMwwa. Kenneth tio Sherrill Hornsby. Billy Trues- i Rose Mary and Ororer Lindjsey Patricia knight. Johnny Penny Anderson, Bill Mayer J jiiimy McOulrt. The hostess was fisted by Mrs. U S. Mayer and Mrs. Steren S. Kelley. MERCHANTS DONATE AWARDS The Junior Welfare league an- n^nces that Camden merchants have been more than generous in their contributions of merchandise to b^ awarded as prkes at the bridge tourn ament to be given by the League at the Sarsfield club next Mondav even- mg, beginning at 8 o clock. TlckeU for the tournament are available at the Camden theater . box office and ^o from all members of the League. Prices are 76 cents for single tickets or |3 for a table. PAGE FIVE ^1 ¥ s o 11 e T Y LEARN TO FLY ANNOUNCING The Inning Of Southern Airways Flying at the Woodward School Miss Elizabeth Gaskin has accepted secretarial Job with Philco, Inc., Philedalphii^ Pa. She left Tuesday. L». (Buck) West has returnetf to Tailsbasse, Fla., after spendiio; 17 days here with his family. Mrs. L. West and sons, Buck and Alaird, spent Friday with Mr. S. C. West of Florence. Mrs. W. P. Blackman has received word. that her husband. Pvt. William P. Blackman, has landed in France. Lambert DePass, M. L. Smith, Arthur Clark and Alfred McLeod at-, .of Bamberg. hRVe returned after tended the funeral of the late Senator Ellison Smith last week Sunday. Mrs. Manette Price left .Monday for Miami, Fla., where she expects to' remain until some time In April, nursing a convalescent patient. Mr. and Mrs. S. W, Van Landingham have just returned from Fort -Myera, Florida, where they attended the wed ding of their daughter, J^an, to Lt James C. Monahan. ■ Miss Sybil Drakeford of Wlnthrop college. \a8 returned after spending Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Boykin had as their gueata recently, Mrs. Dorothy Stucky, Mrs. Ray Slsemore and Mrs. Jane Watson, all of BlshopvUle. Mre.-Stobo W, Brac^gm of Flonbnce, Is here spending the’winter with Mr. and Mrs.. A. C. Bradham. while her husband is serving on overseas duty. Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Boykin have re turned after spending last week-end in Gastonia, N. C.. with their daugther, Mrs. John Land, and Mr. Land. Mrs. Clarence Brabham and children spending several days here with the former’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Settles. Thanksgiving and week-end guests jf Mrs. L. L. West were her daughters, ■Miss Betty West of Wlnthrop college, and her roommate. Miss Lina Kenney, from Warrenville, Mr. and Mrs. Her man McCurry of Lake City, and Sgt Laurie W. Thompson of Cherry Point, N. C. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter Gaskin were their children. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Gaskin and daughters, and Mrs. B. D. Drakeford. She had layle and Bobby, of Charleston, Mr, as guests N^isses Betty Davis of Lau- and Mrs. Pat Rruford of New York, Airport Under Supervision of John L, Stowe Formerly liutructor at Southern Aviation School ’ 2500 HOURS FUGHT EXPERIENCE Reasonable Rates Hours: 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. For InftSrmation and Appointment Call 641 le I i I Christmas ■ I News! } HOLIDAY ( HAIRDOS I Cut, Shampoo, Set 250 complete^ I I I rens, and Averll Boatwright of Ridge Springs, Mrs. Kelver Caskey and daughter left Wednesday for Paris. Texas, where they will Join Cpl. Caskey. She was accompanied by Mrs. Charles Clymer of Oswego, N. Y. Lt. R. M^ Kenned, 3rdj who is now stationed at Ft. Bennlng, Ga., was able to spend a few hours in Camden on Sunday. Pfc. Walter Abbott Goodale of Lore- do, Texas, is on a 2-weeks visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Good- ale. He will J>e joined later this week by his wife, who is visiting her par. ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cantroll of Pickens. Jack Boykin, a student at Newberry college, spent the week-end here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Boy kin, Laurens St. He had as his guest. Donald Maxwell of Charleston, who is also a student at Newberry. Col. and Mrs. T. L. Alexander of Durham, N. C., have returned after spending the week-end here with Mr Mrs. Bob Harold and daughters, Patty and Nancy, of Philadelphia. Pa., and S2-C Harry (Buck) Gaskin of Bain- bridge, Md. SOLDIERS’ THANKSGIVING > The hearts of many of the ladies of Camden were made abundantly thankful this Thanksgiving day by NOTICE^ •We pay TOP PRICES foF cleaxi cars. •We have a limited number of prewar Seat Covers for 4-door sedans. Covers for most makes and models. •Genuine factory parts for Dodge and Plymouth Csurs and Dodge Trucks. We are prepared to service your cars in our sh(^. - Service Motor Co. 1119 Broad Street C. O. Stogner, Mgr. Phone 109 r Tj Radionic Hearing with the new ’40 AcMptv^ A msrieam MsdiealAm»- ciatton Omm* eHenPkysiesl • Therapy Com* fn ^dionic Hearing Aid Ready to wear, complata with radionic tubea, ciya- tai microphone, niafnetic earphone, betteriee and battary-eavar circ^. Uberal guarantaa. Ont model —one price^ne quality—Zenith’e HnaaL No extrae —no dacoya. for Demonstration DeKalb Pharmacy Phone 95 U -J the part they were privileged to play in helping to make the day a happier one for the 226 Engineers and their officers who W’ere on bivouac outside our town. The Servicemen’s club, under the leadership of Mrs. John Lindsay, whom all the boys affection ately call “Mom,” is ready at all times to serve whenever called upon. So when one of the officers requested on Tuesday afternoon that we serve Thanksgiving dinner to his men, her enthusiasm and cooperation knew no bounds. Her committees went into a whirl and St. Mary’s Hall, made available to the club for its activities by Father Burke, was transformed and Mrs. “Hemr B*ard; While here I into a.gjor and featlte .hflme._lor the they attended the Boykin-Haslam wed ding. . Mrs. “Buddy” Beard and son, Henry^ have returned after spending severau weeks In Durham, N. C., with the former’s parents. Col. and Mrs. T. L. Alexander. Mrs. Allen C. Bradham and children of Anderson, have returned after ■^pending severa Idays here with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bradham. During her visit here Mrs. Bradham attended the Boykin-Haslam wedding. -GALA holidays call lor a lovelier you! Let us ^iwe ypu^n_ exciting, pretty-making coif in dividually styled for you. Expert cuts, and waves, all done with an eye to your type, taste, and bud get. I BOYKIN-HASLAM Miss Caroline LeConte Boykin of Boykin, became the bride of T. Sgt. Vjemon Grandvllle Haslam, Jr., of Elastbrook, Maine, and Shaw Field Saturday evening at 8 o’clock in Grace ^iscdpal church, Camden. The ceremony was performed by Dr. Mau rice Clark. Misa Margaret Salmoi^. vocallsL and Miss Sarah Cambbell, Grace church organist, furnished the wedding mOsk. The senior ushers were James Willis Cantey. Boliver D. Boykin, James Willias Cantey Boykin and Lemnal -Whitaker Boykin, -second The bride was accompanied to the alur by her father. Lynch Horry Deas Roylrin.Her dress of white taffeta. ander of Durham, N. C. Immediately after the wedding the -parenta. .of.JLb.6_.brIde entertained wilh a reception at their EdmTnK 'Boykte for the immediate family and out-of- town guests. After the ceremony Sergeant and Mrs. Haslam' left for a abort wedding trip. • boys. To quote two of the boys: “It was comparable to Coconut Grove in Hollywood,” and ‘Tt sure was a swell affair.” The decorating committee, under Mrs. 3ohn Mullin and Mrs. Warren H. Harris, assisted by the Misses Molly Roshalt and Nancy Sanders, gaily decorated the hall with smilax, brilliant autumn leaves! corn stalks and pumpkins. Mfs. W. L. Ooodale made the tables gay with baskets of fruits and nuts centered with a light ed candle and all the men sat down together to enjoy .the delicious Thanksgiving dinner of roast turkey, vegetables, pumpkin and mince pie and coffee. The food was provided and cooked by the men in their mobile kitchens and served hot and effi ciently by Mrs. R. B. Pitta and her corps of Red Cross Canteen workers, assisted by others. After dinner the floor was cleared for dancing with all the lovely girls who came to make the evening an enjoyable one for all the boys and they really did! And what a treat it was to dance to real muaie provided by the Engineers' own three piece orchestra. PrulL candy, cookies and-^pnneh waa-ln abundance dnrlng the evenfBg for the boys and girls. To alt who helped make this such ancceti Mrs. Llndaay wiqlies to ex- press Ker sincere apprsdatlon Tor their cooperation. The eommittse chairmen and their workers, the Can teen corps for defraying the expenses of additional fruit and refreshments for the evening and rental of diabea, to Rose’s Store, High school. Episco pal and Presbyterian churches for the loan of dishes and silver, to Father Burke for making the hall available and his generous contribution and the Motor corps, who assisted in trans portation of girls and materials, Bveryoui; Cuoperated SSr~splendidly] and did a grand Job. Standing on the sidelinea looknig IS THERE SOMEONE you^d like to cheer? Someone to congratulate? A dear one^s birthday to remember? You can maketthem exceedingly happy by your thoughtfulness with* a gift of flowers. LARGE and SMALL •ROSES •CHRYSANTHEMUMS •CARNATIONS •GLADIOLI •BLOOMING PLANTS Flowers by wire to all parts of the UJSA. prlnceaa lines and dropped shouldered affect set off her brunet beauty. Her veil was of white tulle combined with a short hand embroidered tulle veil sent from Italy .by her brother, Lyhch Horry Deas Boykin, Jr. The bride carried a former bouquet of white camellias showered with fee- xias. The maid of honor was Mias Flien Holmes and brideamalds were Misa Meta Boykin and Mias Meta AleX' ander. -best—mair Vernon Granville Haslam of East- brook, Maine. The attending grooms men were Richard Blackwell Boykin over the faces of over 226 smiling, pf Boykin,Tames' Auhfey Alex.-[happy facer everyone felt fully repaM- for their efforts and thanked God for their privilege in aenring. a. TO-MEKT.^- _ _ •. The John D. Kennedy chapter oi' the U. D. C.'. will meet with Mrs Annie S_ Davidson on Fair St,, Mon day afternoon at 6 o’clock. Dm. 4. State Theatre KESSHAW, a fc FRIDAY, NOV. 30—DEC. 1 “ATLANTIC CITY” with ConaUnce Moore and Brad Taylor SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2 “WYOMING HURRICANE” with ^Rosaell Hayden and Dub Taylor SAT., DEC. 2—10:30 Show “SECRETS OF SCOTLAND YARD” with Edgar Barrier and Stephanie MON. niid TUES. DEC 4~S “MARINE RAIDERS” with Pat O’Brien and Robert Ryan WEDNESDAY, DEC. 6 “HOT «HYTHM” irtth Dona Drake and Rx>lMrt Lowery / PHPNE19 3 «hd 69 4 Camden Floral Co. 2H Lnaanma SOroot South Carolina I f I* i THURS. a FRl., DEC 7~8 “WATERLOO BRIDGE” with Robert Taylor aad yiTian Leigh AdaBMaaM: Itotfaiee SOo— Hl|dkt 55c-'—OB&Smn XJi 18Y1W of Aft. 12c. Bmf War Banda GIVE HER PEARLS! 4 from $2.00 to $5.00 Sle^c, luatroua pearla ahe’ll really appreciate ^-4>oautifully fift-bojced. Vatwet banded chokers, amflo or doable strands, some writh si^arfclxnf riimestone clasps. Many with brace lets and ear-rings to match. Ear Rings - - - $lJ00to$6J98 ^ SMART SHOP