The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 05, 1945, Image 4
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MiM Norm* J*n« Howell, Mr, Ralph
wiiwell Jr^ and Mr. Thomae BetU
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at the home of Mr». B. T. tsames.
Pfc wmiapa It Watklna, Jr., has
returned to Fort Monmouth. N. J..
^ter apendlng a 10-day leare wijh
Ss parwta. Mr. and Mm. W. R. W»t-
kiuB. Laurena Court.
Mrs R. D. Lynch and son. Tommie,
of LaFoilette, Tenn., hare returned
after spending a week here with the
formers daughter, Mm. Ernest NuU
ting and Mr. Nutting.
Miss Gene Williams, daughter of
.<;upt. and Mrs. E. A. Williams of the
Maron DeKalb High school, returned
to Winthrop college on the Srd. Be
sides Ttsltlpg her borne. Miss WU-
liams Tisited friends and relatives in
Charleston and Brunson during the
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Mills and daugh
ter, Corl Ellen, of Durham, N. C., have
returned after spending the week-end
here with Mrs. Mills’ parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Sam McCaskUL
PEOINGS-MILLS
A marriage of interest to their many
friends and relatives was that of Miss
Annie Belle Pedings of Columbia, to
Oscar Dewey Mills of ^thune and
Columbia. The couple were married
Friday night, Dec. 22, at the home of
the bridegroom’s pastor. Rev. Matthew
M. Rabon, at Cayce.
Mrs. Mills is the daughter of-Mm.
James W. Pedings and the late Mr.
Pedings of Columbia. Mr. Mills is
the sou of Mr. and Mrs, John P. Mills
of Bethune. *
The couple are making their home
In* Columbia.
OUR
HEARTY
GREETINGS
to the
FIRST BABY
of
1945
And we have a •...
STERLING SILVER BABY SPOON
to give the Lucky One,
The Hoffer Company
JEWELERS and OPTOMETRISTS
PARTY AT MILWAV
Mr. and Mm. Whit Boykin and
Dixie Boykin entertained three hun
dred guests at Milway plantation last
week, Wednesday, at a supper dano
Ing party.
CLOB TO MEET MONDAY
’The Camden Garden club will meet
Monday, JanuaiY 8, at 4 p. m.. with
Mm. Jack Whitaker. Bring exhibits music. 'The groom’s best ntan
8HIRLEY.CAMERON _
Centering wide social interest was
the lovely wedding of Miss Prances
Shirley to Thomas Clybum Cameron,
both of Camden, which took place at
8 p. m. December 3, in the Pentecostal
Holiness church, l^e Rev. Robert E
Howard, pastor, officiated in the
presence of a large assemblage of
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Willie Cameron, pianist, and
Mrs. Andrew Dixon, vocalist, furnish
of winter bouquets.
WORD OF THANKS *
We wish to offer our unlimited
sincere thanks to our many friends
and neighbora who have been so faith
ful and helpful to us during the long
illness and death of our husband and
father, A. S. Broome. Especially we
do thank Dr. L. T. Gregory of Ker
shaw, for 1^ falthfnl service.
' Wife and Sons.
•
Clean Refrigerator
To clean the outside of your re
frigerator use a cloth dampened in
kerosene. It ia also excellent for
Waning tiles and the stove.
was Ansel Shirley and the maid o!
honor was Mary Cameron.
The bride, who was given fH mar
riage by her father, Mr. F. S. Shirley,
was beautiful in her wedding gown
of white lace over satin. She carried
a bouquet of white carnations
After the ceremony the bride’s par
ents entertained at a reception at the
home of the bride. After the reception
the bride and groom left for a short
honeymoon. They are now making
their home at 91t Fair St
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mm. F. S. Shirley of this city.
The groom is the son of the alte Mr.
and Mm. W. N. Cameron, also of this
city.
DrivM Canfally a Ufa. Boy War Bonds aad
Welcome
To Kershaw
i
County’s
FIRST
BABYOF
1945
We have a LOVELY RATTLE
for the little youngster.
Comer Book Store
SPECIAL SALE
DRESSES
Beginning Saturday, January 6th, and
continuing^ €dl Next Week, we will feat
ure a SALE oh ALL WINTER DRESSES
ranging in. price from—
$4.75 to $7.75
rAU Winter Coats and Saits at
REDUCED PRICES
diSii Winter Hats going for $1.00
UNDERWEAR...
for Children and Ladies, featuring
Pahtiee with all elastic tops
Panty Girdles . AU Wool Plaid Skirts
At Popular Prices
Mayer Dr^ Shop
SOMkki
Straat^
WELCOME
FIRST
BABY
OF 1945
Hello Little Youngster:
You're a bit young for a hairdo, mani
cure or anything else in the beauty
shoppe line, but we do want to invite your
mommy to come in and let us give her a
nice creme permanent—^at absolutely no
cost to her. Just our way of telling her
that we congratulate her on being the .
mother, of the first baby of 1946 in Ker
shaw county?.
DeKalb Beauty Shopiic
N«Kk Door lo PoatolfioB
3M
1945 Crop!
Cotton Charmers
New Year flurry of dress-up cottons . . .
band-box fresh indoors now — ready to
step out later! Rainbow assortment of
colors—cottons that look twice their low
price! See the. entire group.
from
5.95
Hand-picked 1945 cottons! Fashion-fresh
styles with news in window-pane plaids,
stripes, pretty pastels. Pick yours today.
Go4o-towii young suit
dress in p«stel cotton.
Also stripes, checks
’ irom--$5J95
New window-pane plaid
casual with big bow ac
cent. A group . . •
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