The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 08, 1944, Image 8
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THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE, CAM^CW;_»OUTH_CAItOUNA;_FjtlDAY, DECEMBgW •, tM4
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Friday, December 8, 1944
BRIDGE 'EVENT A SUCCESS
The bridge toumament conducted
at the Sarsfteld club Mondaj evening
b7 the ^nlor Welfare League, was
largely attended, there being 27 Ublea
la action during the evening. Mrs.
Donald Morrison and George Stuart,
Jr., .were the high scorers while the
door prizes went to Mrs. William C.
Hdugh, Mrs. W. L. Goodale, Mrs.
Samuel Boykin and Manis Baruch.
Prizes for the affair were donated
by the Camden Food Shop. City Drug
store, W. Sheorn and Son, DeKalb
Pharmacy, The Fashion Shop, while
tickets were donated by George
Stuart, Inc. The use of the Sarsfleld
club was donated hy the owners.
' VAN LAIiOINQHAM.MONOHAN
The wedding of attractive Jean Van
Landingham, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. S W. Van Landingham of this
city, to" Lieut James C. Monahan of
New York city, was solemnized at the
Rectory of the Catholic church at
Fort Myers, Fla.. Wednesday, Nov. 22
at 11 a. m.
The bride was attended ,by her
hIsIAI*. mm. T. D. McLeod, and the
groom's beat man was Lieut. Tom
Conner of Columbus, Ohio. The bride
was given In marriage by her father,
8. W. Van Landingham. She was
dressed in a French model stilt of
light aqua with black accessories and
a corsage of white orchids. Mrs.
.McLeod wore a lavender emsemble
with black accessories and a corsage
of yellow roses.
Following the wedding ceremony a
luncheon was held at the Royal Palm
hotel at Fort Myers. The tables were
beautifully decorated In white and
green and the bridal table featured a
wedding cake In the center, tall white
tapers In crystal holders on either
side and a crystal bowl of white
chrysanthemums on each end^ Fol
lowing the luncheon Lieut, and Mrs.
Monohan went to Miami on their
honeymoon.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. S. W. Van Landingham of
this city. She attended Camden high
school and Wintbrop college. Sho has
held a responsible position with the
C. H. H. at Page Field, Fort Myers.
The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Monoban of New York city He
attended public school and college In
New York. He received his commis
sion and wings at Eagle Pass, Texas.
At present he Is Instmctor ^Het at
Page Field. After Nov. 26 they were
at home at the Royal Palm hotel at
Fort Myers.
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Van LandlDg-
bam of this city, were among those
present at the wedding.
MISS KARE8H CHARMS
Miss Phyllis Karesh, an interpreta
tive reader of beauty and expression
hlgh.lighted the meeting of the Amer
ican Legion Auxiliary held at the
home of Mrs. Leon Schlosburg last
week.
Miss Karesh read Richard Ckirwin's
"Untitled,” with much skill and
beauty.
Judge Oliver Rice gave an interest
ing address explf^ining the G1 Bill of
Rights. Mrs. Schlosburg was a.ssisfed
in entertaining the Auxiliary mem
bers by Mrs. Dess Goodale and Mrs
Hubert Wilson, as co-hostesses.
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CALENDARS
Wb have on hand for next year** use our usual
supply of attractive calendars. Come^
in for yours while they last.
THE COMMERCIAL BANK
OF CAMDEN
MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
CARVER.PERRY
Miss Perchle Carver of Marlon, N
C., and Clarence A. Perry of that city,
and formerly of Uaniden, were mar
ried at Spartanburg last Friday,
Mrs. Perry Is the daughter of W.
M. Carver and the late Mrs. Carver
of' Marion. Mr Perry is the son of
the late' Mr. and Mrs. Ben L. Perry ol
Canton, Ga. He has been Identified
with the mechanical department of
the McDowell News of Marlon, l!t. C.
and prior to his gbing to the Tarheel
state he was employed in the mechanl-
cal department of the Chronicle.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry are making
their home at the Hotel James at
Marlon.
CLUB NAMES OFFICERS
'The South Carolina Home Econom
ics Students' club met at the Hotel
Wade Hampton recently, with the
South Carolina llome Economic asso.
elation. During the business session
officers were elected, among them be
ing Miss Ollle Hortomvice president.
Miss Horton is the 'Slighter of Mr.
and Mrs. O. R. Horton and a graduate
of Camden High school.
GARDEN CLUB TO MEET
The Camden Garden club will meet
Monday afterhoon, Dec. 11, at four
o’clock with the Misses Shannon.
Please bring an arrangement of green
with or without berries, suitable for
a table decoration for Christmas.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.’ Wooten
are being congratulated upon the
arrival of a son, Allan Calvitt, bom
Wednesday, Dec. 6, at the Camden
hospital. Mrs. Wooten was the form
er Elizabeth Mustard.
Cannery To Open
A group of high school boys and girls at the Camden High School did their bit In behalf of the Christmas Sea
Sale by holding a session in one of the class rooms, during which they prepared the seal sheets for mailing. The Sw
Sale, with a quota for the county of $2,500, stood at $595.90 at noon Thursday. Treasurer Oliver Rice of the Sea
Sale committee stated that while the sale is a bit slow, he expected it would pick up during the holidays The SU
officially closes on Christmas, but returns in dash will be received up until New Years.
The Camden school cannery will
open Tuesday, Dec. 12, after January
1, it will be open every Tuesday. The
cannery will open at nine o’clock and
close at five. No produce will be ac
cepted after two o’clock, however, and
all produce must be prepared before
brought to the cannery. Sufficient
help must be brought along to do the
actual work as no produce can be left
unless enough help is provided. The
fee will be five cents for number two
cans and seven cents for number
three cans.
The cannery is located at the old
Pine Tree Hill school building. The
public is asked to take advantage of
the opportunity of getting meats can
ned for winter use. The cannery will
be supervised by Miss Daniel Hinson,
home Ec. teacher, and Mr. J. R. WesL
agriculture teacher at the high school.
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