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V t\ »«M£ls!!S9SBSSS=9S9e=SB=S^^^aajS!»SS>B^aaK=^K 1»4« PAM riVE s 0 Cl 11 \ Tplpphone 29 . crmn/’M Barton of Lancaster, Of Mrs. Hughey Tindal, week-end. A Wckard of Chapel Hill, Ifg A. *• - * r‘ . B Gaaklna. Jr., haa re- 1 transferred froin Sey- Ind^lna. to Smyrna. Tenn.. “1 hS ta now sutloned with the fuest of her aunt, Mrs; C. c • * yer the- week-end. Vaufho> ^ o.o.irtnA. Jr., has re- T*’'^Svette. Sr., has return in Vfl CAPPELMANN-BOINEAU Invitations have been received in Camden for the wedding of Miss . . . ..-w ‘'Mary Beverly Cappelmann. daughter' of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Capplemann, . .. , 9 Gibbes Court, Columbia, to Ensign Charles Evans Boineau, son of Col. Charles Boineau of Boykin, which will take place at St. Paul's Lutheran church in Columbia pn Saturday evening. Marcli 10 at 8:30 o’clock. ilrs ■^er spending six weeks In ^ r.lifornia, with her son. Lt. ffwa^d his wife (Louise i«r» and baby Eddie. were Sgt. Laurie W. Thompson of ®,TV Point. N. C.. Mr. and Mrs. .McCurry of I^ke Clt^ Mr. Mrs S L Crowley and tamily licaster. Mrs. Al^ n^a Miss Betty West of Win- ■ college, and Thelma F. Stokes. op o( Norfolk, Va, RS BETTY JANE 8ARRATT ^ president of seniors iliss g Betty Jane Sarratt of Camden, been dected by members of The rolleee class of 194 .man's College class or i»46 to re AS president during their senior resident of the rising senior class the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex- jer R Sarratt. 112 Union street, mden. She is working toward a rhelor of art degree with a majdr art Tills year she is secretary of and an adviser to freshmen. ERVIN-JCLARKSON Miss Elizabeth Barron Ervin be came the bride of Capt. William Clarkson Saturday evening. Marcta^ S. in the Darlington Presbyterian church. Dr. T. Ellison Simpson was the offi ciating minister. Music was in charge of Mrs. T. Dorsey Sligh, orgapist. and vocalist was John Battle of . Columbia. His Mrs, BYARS-PARKER Announcement has been received here of the wedding of Miss Sarah Evelyn Byars of Buffalo, and Rev. Wilson Roy Parker of Duke Untrerst- ty and Ruby, which took plage at the Buffalo Methodist church on Dec. 21. Mrs. .Parker is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Albert Byars of Buffalo, and rtte groom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Jonas Park er of Cassatt. Senior ushers were J. M. Er\'ln. uncle of the bride. Hugh Thompson, cousin of the bridegroom, and R. B. Clarkson, uncle of the l^ridegroom. Groomsman were SamueT' Fulton EJrvln, Jacob Bairon Elrvln. twin brothers of the bride, Blandlng D. Clarkson of Hartavllle and G. Stuart Clarkson, of Orangeburg, brothers of the bridegroom. The best man was Lt. James S. H. Clarkson. Jr., of New- ONESDAY AFTERNOON idge club meets lire. Helen Team .was hostess to Wedn^day Afternoon Bridge Visitors present Included Mrs. E. McCarty. Mrs. DeLoache She- Mrs. Clarkson Rhame and Mrs. L. Ma.v.s. High score was won by j Ralph Stevenson and for tbe itors. Mrs. R. E. McCarty. Low ire was won by Mrs. Clarkson lame After cards a swe^et course sened by the hostess. )( a WAC Medical Technician to the wounded. ROSHOLT-REDFEARN Mies Molly Scott Rosbolt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John N. Rosboit of Denver, Colorado, bepante,. the bride of Rufus J. Redfearn at a quiet wed ding in Grace Episcopal church last week. Monday evening at 7:30 o’clock. Dr. Maurice Clarke, rector of the church, officiated. The bride was educated In the Den ver schools. She Is an accomplished horsewoman and in the recent horse show here one of her mounts was awarded a blue ribbon. She has been visiting her cousin. Mrs. N. V. Haw ley, Pair street, for the past several months. 'The groom is a son of State Senator and Mrs. W. T. Redfearn and is a graduate of the Camden High school. He also attended Wake For est college. Mr. and Mrs. Redfearn plan to make their home in Camden. STORAGE CHESTS .. For .. Uankets .. Woolens and Baby Toys ''Roll'll nder-Bed*^ and regular styles. Moth-proof — Economical jCamden Furniture (lompany Phone 156 Red Crpss Notes Sadie K. I vonTraackow The War Fund campaign is in full awing and interest and cooperation splendid. Kershaw county must go ov<r the top. Much admired in the knitting room are warm woolen gloves beautifully Under-Sheriff Outfusses Three Escaping Prisoners • (Continued from first page) most dangerous prisoners the Fort prison has had to deal with. The submarine machine guns the prisoners had taken with them^wben they escaped from the Fort, were mls- knitted by Miss Howell of Boston, ajsing and the three men refused to guest at the Court Inn, and Miss state what disposal h^ been made of Radermacher, who is residing on Fair them. street. I.,orch carried a long sharp knife Major Brailsford spoke at the Jack- tucked in his belt when taken Into son schools on Monday in the Inter- custody. eat of the American Red Cross War At the McMillan store In Blaney Fund campaign. Professor Mdodona. jthe three nten had stolen a box of his teachers and the colored people of cigars and two cases of beer. As was ths county always respond liberally. I deducted by Undersheriff Mcl^eod the Mrs. BOnsal is packing 144 kit bags I three had holed up during the day- to be shipped immediately. light hours Saturday and spent the . , .All next of kin of prisoners of war time In drinking be^r and smoking Afk. N. J.. cousin of the bridegroom.- will be vitally Interested In the fol-icigars. me bridesmaids were Maria Brog- lowing information: A group of re-1 They Informed the sheriff they had don of Sumter, Mrs. William W. Bates, Iputrlated airmen are touring the coun- sought to steal an automobile at Jr., sister of ^he bridegroom of Cam-jtry under the auspices of the Amerl- Blaney Friday night, but after trying den. and Janet EJrvtn, sister of the |can Red Cross in cooperation with two cars, were unable to start the .the Army Air forces. The purpose of nnJtors. Their plan, after reaching o Mrs. Jamee j this itourMs to have theae men appear I Camden, was steal a cxr and drive S. H. Clarkson, Jr., of Newark, N. J., befor'e next of kin and other Interest- north. cousin of the bride. The maid of ed persons at meetings in 30 cities The manner In which the Kershaw honor was Martha Ervin, sister of the jo/ the United States. sheriff’s office handled the capture of “ These men have all been prisoners the three priaoners was commended immedlatt^fy after tl)e ceremony a of war and have been repatriated be- strongly by Fort Jackson officials. reception was held for the immediate cauge of Injuries. They come from _ , --""i 1 sections of the country. Cut I» Ordered In the • n/i There will be a meeting in Charles-lp • . and Mrs. Samuel Fulton Ervin, the ton on April 2. In the auditorium of'"®”** Value, of Choice Beef J u « The Citadel commencing promptly at Mrs. Clarkson, daughter of Mr. and g o'clock ' ' Mrs. Samuel Fulton Ervin (Jane Bar- VoluBte«r Corps Orfanixed To Aid Hospital Ntarses ron of Columbia) attended Montreal college for two years and was then connected with the Red Cross at Stark hoepital at (Tharleston. Recent- News From Cassatt (Continued from first page) Among pork cuts, end chops are boosted one point to six a pound. Boneless hams, whole or half, go from seven to eight points; sparerlbs (Continued from first page) ball, with Mrs. Lois Coxe as ChalriSan, Is planning many novel and unique features. Tickets are now on sale. Reservations for parties may be made by calling the Sarsfield. One of the most Interesting fea tures of the 1945 ball IS the dance period, for with the federal curfew requiring “lights out” at midnight, the hours for the ball have bet^n fixed at 7:30 to 11:30. Service to parties will begin at p. m. Mrs. W. L. Goodale, who Is presi dent of the Hospital Auxiliary, is en thusiastic over the manner^ in which the members of the organization and the chairmen of the various units, are showing active Interest in the plany that are now being carried out or are In contemplation. "Kach chair man In the auxiliary group has given of time and energy in this most wor thy program.” said .Mrs. Goodale. Recently the unsightly garbage and trash bln at the rear of the hospital was replaced by a new and larger box while in the hospital the staff living room has been renovated The same Is true of the nurses library in the nursing home. All these projects were due to the Auxiliary group. Mrs. A. D McArn and Mrs. Wilson Mills directeel the renpvating of the rooms in question. 1“: ----“i wHY BE FAT the Camden hospital. Miss Jessit Hord and Mrs. Mary Smith, both night operators for the Hon I. . Til wi Seaboard at Hamlet. N. C., spent den, is a graduate of Camden High « o _’h ITO nno-iHon. o# Thursdsy with M. S. Rosier and faml- Captain Clarkson, the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Garden Clarkson (Margaret Johnson) of Cam- G«t sllmmBr without •x«rcte« school where he was president of his . In his senior year. He attended ^ class Mr. and Mrs. Leo West and three I U. D. C. MEETING The John D. Kennedy chapter. U D. C., held an unusually well-attended meeting at the home of Mrs. W. F Nettles on the afternoon of March B, in honor of Jefferson Davis, whose picture, flanked by the flags of the United States and the Confederacy, was given the place of honor- After the Ritual, led by the presl dent, Mrs. E. C. von 'Tresekow, and the reports of officers and chairmen the program was -presented by Mrs Cbewning, historian. A paper on Jefferson Davis, written by Mrs.’Ar- nette, was read by Mrs. Dan Mackey and interesting facts and contrasts of hts life and-that of President Abra ham Lincoln, both born In Kentucky, were given by Mrs. Jim Cureton. Mrs. Annie Davidson was appointed chairman of the committee in charge of the General’s monument on Ker shaw Park. The names of three new members wwe voted for and a gift of |6 for the Red Cross War Fund drive agreed upon. Mrs. Drakeford and Mrs. A. W. Humphries were elected as delegates and alternate to the dis trict meeting to be held at Rock Hill. Mrs. Amette presented a bowl full of the magnificent daffodils from her garden for the admiration of the mem bers and after r^resbing refresh ments the meeting adjourned. Georgia Tech for two years and then - Conwav snent the week- volunteered for the Army air forces. | ” ^ Lonway. spent the week , He .was sent overseas in May, 1944. Unable to be present for the wedding! were his two oldest brothers. MaJ..|. Aleander Garden Clarkson. Jr., of| You may low poundt and have a wore aloBder, graotful fiaurc. No cmdABs. Nolaaatim. Nodntsa. With tlM AYDS plan you doo’t end s’ith their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. West. Mrs. S. L. McLaughlin received the I urple Heart award of her son, Staff o-tnn MoTrAir B’l-. I Dclma McLaughlin, for military Camp Maxey, Texas, and First Lieut. Clarkson of Aber-r"*'^*‘' McLaughlin also won the) cut out aay omsU, aUicbca, po- tatoca, mceta or butter, you M- ply out tbew down, it • uwtar WM you caK>X dcUdous (vha- winfortBud) AYDSbcfotuuitida Aboointdy hurmlcw. la cMuM taWacoadoctad by Robert Johnson deen, Md. good conduct medal. ranf.it. onH W*"- “n*! ^rs. G. O. Robinson, who 't'l/iJfl Ua™ ■Iw.T. resided .here. h.,e moved aga w a law waoka wHb AYDS Vtumla Giady Aadudag Plan. the wedding reception on a wedding trtp^ t^ Miami; Fla., where--Captain Clarkson will report for re-assignment. Last Longar Hooks, eyes and snaps stay on longer when they are sewed on with the buttonhole stitch. I to Camden. A. L. Spears'of rUe'Aray, and Mrs. I Spears arrived last week from Texas for a visit to their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jaka Watkink and Mr. and Mrs. It. a. Spears. Miss Sarah Juno Rosier was chosen Miss Hi Miss from the Camden Try a SOd^r wH))y uf AYDS. ooly tSJSi ICoa^l^bMkMH^ vuqr Srat bm U yua dwi** I D«Kalb Pharmacy — Phone 95 from three to four, and fat backs, hocks and Jowls to two points from one or zero. Loin roasts go from six to seven points. Many sausage products now ration- free will cost points again, as will a number of liver Items such as brauu schwelger and liver loaf. Many cun ned meats, such as corntvl Ix'ef hasli and deviled ham. either come off tin- point-free list or get a boost in ration value. T-bone sttaks will cost nine Instead of 12 points a pound. Round steak U reduced to 10 points from 13. while a round tip beef roast will have a value of nine points rather than 11. A boneless sirloin roast will require 10 points a pound, down from 12. Five more red stamps—E2 through J2 in Ration book 4—went valid for buying m^ats and fats beginning Sun day. They will be good thmugh June 30. Mr. and Mrs. Will Teal attended * ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. James Lafayetla Houston of York, announce the en gagement o(.y their daughter, Janet Elizabeth, to Sgt. Malcolmn Fletcher. . , Anderson. USMC. of this city. The colles, Jh«r« .he WM . mfmblr of Mm Holey of BlehopyUl., .Ultml "he h". «"■ S.I- M'l-“l!'>Un. M, M™ Fril Floyd of Uherty Hill, I. Lewis P Anderson and the late Mrs. ^ u Anderson of Camden. Prior to hlsl ..J*";®» entering the service he was connected I ® ^^® school for “ir the ^u“he™ CM.on oTco of is here on leave from the Pacific, .exmeeinee fi<> norweythmi MIsscs Charlotte aud Bctty Jancj ° MbCaaklll and Miss Sarah June Rotter Columbia. He has recently returned in the Pacific. STATE F.F.A. OFFICER ATTENDS DISTRICT MEETINGS _ , , „ o.. Stuart Teal, who at the present la »®“®" spent Wednesday in Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Raley and two| children of BishopviUe, and Mrs. CoodihMSl y, stuffy distress Of head colds is what you want. So try Va*tro-nol—a drops up each nostril— to soothe irriution, reduce congestion. -You’ll wdeome the relief that edmesi Va-tro-not also heloa prevent many colds from developing if used in time. Try itl FoQow dlrecbons in fokkr. VMU VA-nO-NOI secietary of the SUte F.F.A. Organl- ^r. and Mrs. 8. L. McLaugh-j sation, attended district meetings of|"“* tbe F.F.A. at Johnston, on Feb. 19, j and Lexington, on Feb. 26. At the meetings Stuart compared! the ^te and National programs of work Tor 1946. He also discussed loc- To Present Play The Senior class of Baron DeKalb OUTLOOK SHOP al activities carried out by the Mid-1 High school will present “Betty’s way F.F.A. Chapter. Being from Mid- MHllonalre.” a comedy In three acts, way school, be was accompanied by Friday night. March* 16. at 8 o’clock.! Mr. J. H. Murphree, supt. and Agrl- In-the school auditorium. Betty, her culture teacher. heart set on love with millions, finds, . I . I after a maze of mixups and mistaken Tbi /TLllJ I identities, that love Is, hp malTef , ■ ill I ups V/'IUIO status of the object of| ^ 'h^ affections. Admission, 15 and 25c. Dies At Kershaw MRS. JOHN H. DssCHAMPS Judy Ann Phillips, 3-year-old daugb- I ter of Mr. and Mrs. W, L. Phillips, died early Monday morning. She Is survived by h^r parents, two broth- lers, four half-brothers and three sfs- l.teiaL.' — Funeral services were held at Pleas- j ant Plain 'church at 11 o’clpek Tues- 1^^ morning, with intermenAf^n the ireh cemetery. OF BIBHOPVtLLE, DIED TUESDAY Mml John H. DesCchamps of Blab- o|vUl^, died early Tuesday at the NfcLeod infirmary at Florence after -frrlef Jllnees.—Before marriage aha a Miss Eklith McCutchen, daughter of tbe late Robert C. and Sallle Shaw McCutchen, prominent Lee county fanalltes. Beeeme a WAC Medical Technician. A SIMPU YH SOPHISTICATED SPORTS FROCK Buttons demurely down the back . . . Fashioned of the Hob Neb fabric by tdaiWo,- Usaua linen . . . eriep effect H’s washable, prdudiy bearing's Crown Tested Emblem. ®kooee It In VThiti. Blue, Tulip Yellew, or Apia. •<*«• 12 to aa . Party Pastries Made to Order COMING ATTRACTIONS ■—AT— Camden Theatre CAKES for special oooaslona Plan en one of out delieloua butter cream cakaa to climax the occasion thp next time_ you entertain. They’re favor. Ites for all partlea, large or small. FRIDAY-SAT., MAR. 9-10 ;**MUSIC FOR MILUONS” with Margaret .O'Brten, June Ally son and Marsha Hunt Also Second Chapter QtMen** SPECIAL NOTICE! .Ihe 19:10 Show «I LOVE A MYSTERY** Scheduled for the Theatre, will be shown at the Halglar Theatre I J0OOOOOOOBOBOO##OOOOOOOO( SUNDAY, MARCH 11 I’Brery Thrill. Every Bomb, Every Hero Is Real! Lt Robert Taylor ‘THE FIGHTING LADY** A Drama of the Pacific In Technicolor AUo Selected Short Subject fOooom&ooooooomooooooooo MON.TUES., MARCH 12-13 Blithe new fhoeg • brigbtliiew*teB80Q!, StyledI withTtricky iliiig bncInroB mug doted beds Biid diuRp . t iopea"toei,T tfaeyfreigEy^ win MIC bowgjor. jplereitii^ pm foretiong;^ AND,^ di^’d linng|yoa rlioiiieia^iiwimd nl.m buey-dAy nuBog'Bt bA |l»IlBile•|yon^iiK||mdlllil Pies, Cookies “MURDER, MY SWEET* with Dick Powell, Claire Trevor and Anno Bhlrlay Latest News CAMDEN HOME BAKERY Pheoe 35 [WED..THURS., MAR. 14.15! Screen’s Moat Daring love Story! “FRENCHMAN’S CREEK** In Technicolor with Joae Pbstataa A Arthnr daCordora Also Nawa