Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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J PACE SEVEN s o ti eiY Telephone 29 H. M. Rodger* of Cai^t. Miss Annie Mae Cureton of Blshop- guest Wednesday, Mfts Ruth vllle, s^nt Sunday at Liberty Hill, of Sumter. Mr and Mrs. John L. Weeks of f^joseph smith has r^u^ed New York, are here for the winter .oeDdinp sereral days with Mrs. season at their home, Bloomsbury , and famUy ot Pa«eland. Major and Mrs. A. Q. Clarksoh Jr. L WUll^ Hinson and daughter, of Camp Maxey, Paris. Texas, are t . .. n—i..t here spending a few days visiting Lee. of Cassatt, spent last [to Sumter with her aunt, Mrs. L^^K^erlne Crosby and Nell ^«on of Florence, were the Sd KH-rts of Miss Maty Nell ^Sybil Drakeford has returned rinthVop after spending Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 5 Drakeford. She had as her t her roommate, Miss Irene Yates f^snli Mrs. W. F. Buckley and Misses Maureen and Carol Buck- of Sharon. Conn., are at the ^jey winter home, Kamschatka' the winter months, dph Elliott, petty officer S-c, who just returned from 13 months of r In the Atlantic. Navy, has been I 30-day leave, visiting his mother. T. H. Elliott. Upon the terml- on of hia leave he reported to New I for assignment. fc Wilbern T. "tanigtey Is here 1 bis parents. Mr. and Mrs. W'. F. xley. on a 17-day furlough. Pfc. vill ■ " ^ ‘ ’ ^ ■ igley will report back to duty at Louis; Washington, where he has a stationed for the past 8 months, tank Rush, a student of Newberry ege. spent the week-end here with parents, Mr. and Mrs, Alva O. .b.. liss Betty Muller has returned to ithrop after spending the week-end t with her parents. Mr. and Mrs, G. Muller. It. Henry B. Kennedy and Mr. Al- i D. Kennedy of Atlanta, Oa., spent > week-end in Camden. Col. and I. E. C. Von Tresckow had a family hering for them Saturday after. ». Mr and Mrs. Stanyame Bur* rs of Oswego, were among ..the Mts present. their families Lt. and Mrs. Mark D. Harris. Jr., of Goldsboro, N. C., have returned after spending the week-end here with the iatler'a parents. Dr. and Mr*. C. F. ^well. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Clarkson and baby of Orangeburg, were Sunday guests of the former's parents, Mr and Mrs. A, G. Clarkson. Capt. and Mrs. Ehigene McGrew of New Cumberland, Penn., have return ed after attending the funeral of the former’s father at Sumter. They re mained over the week-end here as iiuesta of Mrs. Harold Funderburk and Mrs. W. R. Hough Mrs. C. H. Chichester. Jr., (Betty Thomas) left recently for Birmlng ham, Ala., where she will vl8(,t her husband’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Chichester, Sr. Lt. T, A. Mott, Jr., of the U, S. Marine corps, and who will be re membered by Camden friends a* being Identified with the Southern Aviation school during Its existence here, spent several days here last week with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron McLaren spent last Wednesday and Thursday here with Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Hoffer while en route to Greenville. N. C., .where Mrs. McLaren will remain with her mother for some time before joining Mr. McLaren in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Waller of Bedford Hills, N. Y., have arrived and expect to spend the winter season at their home, the former T. McKee Graham home. Mr, Allen Kirby of Morristown, N. J., and his brotherrin-law, Mr. Mitch ell. of Wilkes Barre, Pa., have return ed after spending several days recent ly here at the cottage at Milbank. lOOOOOCOCOCi BPS OOP W^OOOOOOOOe»OiOOOOAPOOPOOO<><*00»g»*^<>^ SCOTT.RIGGIN8 Si. Patrick’s Church, Ballymena) was rrowded~i3n Tuesday afleruoun when Tech-Sergeant Walter Lee Rig gins, of the U. S. Army, was married to Miss Martha Blair Scott, third daughter of Mvr and Mrsr bridegroom, who is a native of South Carolina, is well known in the district and a great deal of local interest was centred In the wedding. Rev. F. J. Mitchell. M, A., rector, officiated. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a becoming gown of white Manila satin, with gathered cor sage, the skirt terminating in a long train. Her full-length veil was held 1090^91 Holiday GLAMOUR CUTS icith Shampoo, style set... 200 HEAD-TURNING, eye-catch ing, holiday-spirited hairdos, so lovely and extra flattering. Let our skilled specialists reshape , and restyle your hair for this holiday sea^h. Permanent Waves from • • • • ••••• Expert Hair Tinting from DeKALB BEAUTY SHOEPE Next Door to Pootoffioe Tolophon* in place by a headdress ot pleated satin, and she carried a bouquet of pink roses. Ttiere were tw ir hi Idesmalds '—Miss THE HAT BOX ..A- Now Selling all... FALL and WINTER HATS \ Greatlv Reduced. See us for Christmas Gifts such as... BillfoldsTobacco Pouches Coin Purses and Cigarette Cases in Leather Costume Jewelry and Compacts. Directly Back of Fashion Shop on DeKalh Street ^ooooQieoooooeooeooooooooeqooooooo^eooooPeooocoonoooOi Anna Drennan Scott (sister of the bride) and Miss Sadie Turtle, who were in frocks of Ice blue Poult, with iresses uf ^umes and net, and Scott, Market Road, Ballymena. The- carried bouquets of mixed sweetpea. Corporal Benny P. Potrsebowskl acted as best man. Taken from the Ballymena Weekly Telegraph, In Ireland. Sgt. Riggins is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J, Riggins, of Wateree Village. Before entering the service in Sept. 1940, he was employed by Kendall Mills. Col. and Mrs. H. D. Greenfield of Mr. and Mrs Charlie Pressley of Plttsford, N. Y., are guests at the Court Inn. Miss Peggy Little and Mrs. Lillian Carlsten of Savannah, Ga., spent the week-end with Mrs. B. L. Moseley, Word has been received that Cpl. Jiynfwy Tiltfift hfifl ^ f M IkAsiaa.. w tacscsry SIIXO lEs I 1 v VU tt IJIfOc* in the Pacific. Lieut. Jack Richards, who has spent a two weeks furlough at home. Is leaving today on\n overseas assign ment. . Alberta Weather, wife of Leroy J. Weathers and daughter-in-law of J. R. Weathers is now serving In theWA(3a. She will take her basic training at Fort Oglethorpe, Oa. Pvt. Elbert ^rd has reported to Camp Maxey, Texas, after spending a ten day furlough here with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J^ D. Bsrrd. He has been stationed at Fort Bliss, El Paso. Texas. A-T James Creed has returned to Napier Field, Ala., after spending sev eral days leave here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Creed. Lt. William O. Major, Jr., has re turned to Grand Island Army Air base, Grand Island, Neb., after spending a Atlanta. Ga., are at Liberty Hill for a visit with Mrs. R. J. Wardlaw, Sr and relatives. Mrs. Wllbum Hursey, of the Marlon Beauty Shop, spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. L. T. Tyson of Darlington.- - Mrs. C. L_ Moseley and daughter, Wondalyn, have returned after spend ing several days with her parents, Mr and Mrs. O. TV. Reeves of Kershaw. nine day leave here with bis pareotlL , Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Major, his wife, the former Miss Colleen Bar- field. Mrs. M. H. Phillips has returned to her home in Savannah, Os., after visit ing here as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Bolte have returned after spending a few days In {Atlanta. Os while Mr. Bi^te was there attending to business. ' Major and Mrs. Ben W. Heath of Maxwell Field, Alabama, will arrive In Camden Saturday to spend a week visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. A. Stanley Llewellyn of Spartanburg, former residents of Camden, were guesta at the Court Inn over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Josling ot 8yoesett,-tcr-I., arc gnoets a^4be boms B.rQyn, of Miss Olive Whittredge on Kirk wood Lane. Bobby (Rube) WUson and Jack Boy kin have retnmed to Newberry col lege after spending the week-end here with tbelr parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oeo. WnifOB «8ir Mr. xnd Mrs. UorbeM Boykin. Harold Rogers of Spartanburg, re ported to Fort Jackson after having spent a few days here as the guest x>f-Eyi^ .Elb8rt Byrd.. „ Mr. and Mrs. Cameron MacLaren, whd~arrlved in Camden last Wednse- - r—afai > few rtaym. jrtetttiiE friends before leaving for New York, were called Friday when word was received of the death in action of a brother of Mrs. MacLaren. HAYWOOO-HENKEL The marriage of C. V. Henkel, Jr., to Mrs. Marguerite N, Haywood took place Thursday afternoon. Nov. 30, In Camden, where they have taken a house, In their home. The Rev, Mr. Clark rector of toe Episcopal church, officiated. The bride’s only attendant was Mrs. Robert R. Spllman of Statesville. Harold DeBow of SUtea- vllle was best man. Following the ceremony there was a wedding supper at Sarsfleld club. Mrs. Henkel is the daughter of Mrs. Richard D. Rickard of Seaside Park, N. J. Mr Henkel la the only son of Mrs. C.'V. Henkel and the ’ate Mr. Henkel. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Lt; and Mrs. L. Bdward Loryette of EH Centro, Calif., announce the birth of a son. L, Edward Lovette, Jr., born Oct. 27, at the city hospital of B1 Centro. Mrs. Lovette is the former Miss Louise Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Taylor of Logott'. Lt. Lovette is the son of Mr. and Mr*. H. T. Lovette, Sr., of Camden. NEW OFFICERS ELECTED The regular monthly meeting of the Woman’s Auxiliary of the Cam den hospital was held Nov. 27. 'Mr*. W. R. Bonsai waa elected vice presi dent, and Mrs. Alton Brown as corff^ sptmdiug ’secretary. Mrs. Bonaal hiis been active in the affairs of the anxL llary for some time, as bat Mrs Albany, New York, la the oldest chartered city in the United States. Ai.L.WQLOL SINOLK BLAMJCITS ' im m Himvmnfy Ckolem ^ 'Anitotrp Blmm, Gntn, Cfcsrry Wo^d, Xom IHmC 8-90 lUs CluriibiuM o«r gUte AobU le lasting gift* • . . NMfal gifts. TImm fina 100% Tirgia wool blaakali ^ naan yaan of oonfoit to tlnwe who own Hkbu A rMk rayon, satin binding nooeataatea dw deep color tontn. And they*f« gnarantaad for Art yaais agaiml intlh yhmayb Gsmtow 72* z 84^ tiaiw WrMways ^My K##pMike . . . prhdous and truB . . . stars shining bright . . . th* •ttmol symbd of th* levs we shortr THE HOFFER COMPANY AMdMrisnd K—o-h* P— .9IAM0N9 INgAfIMIN! RIN« \ THE CAMDEN FLORAL CO. PhoiiBs 894 niid 193 211 East LuiriMs SIraet — — ^ Cundtoi, 9o«th