The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 16, 1945, Image 5
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PAQC FIVE
» Nnttiot Dctand, Plft.,
i;;^V iid Mrs. Er.« N,U
noiuM Dotcher ipent Iwt
S*in^wyn, Md.. with her hue-
^ W*U*«® iMt ^ '““v wregwry spent a few
4ajrs here recently with relatives en
hfiss N»«
Di“* . «!.. uaiAii Hunger of
ek-end.
_ Mbs Helen
ifid^Mrs. Rufus Redfearn have
Sned *fter a ten day vhiU In
ton.
C M Huntea of Angusta, Ga..
.lie'week-end gueet of Mr. and
« 'm 0. Muller.
Kuidolph Jones and Johnny Kor-
^ have ;wtiimed after spending
r«eekt^nd at Beach Island.
[sin« A. Ryan of Unlonviire, Pa.,
• returned here and will be at the
^ Inn for the rcnuilnder of the
Annie Boykin left Tuesday for
■nnettevllle. where she will attend
faneral. of her uncle, Mr. Tom
^le Cantey Brabham returned to
unberg after spending a week with
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Xfl®*- . , ^ ^ VT
Nr. Wallace Keep of Lockport, N.
returned here and will be at
Court Inn for the remainder of
, month.
Nre W Bourne Rnthrauff of Red
mk. N. J • expeeta to arrive the list
tbi« month to be the guest of Miss
s« Swordfl.
Hon. and Mrs. Augustus F. Allen
Jamestown, N. Y., have returned to
their home after visiting Mr. Harry
D. Kirkover.
Lt. Jack L. Marshall visited his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. W'. Marshall,
over the week-end. He is sutloned
at George Field, Illinois.
Mrs, Rena Gregory spent a few
Roland Netties
the club listened to a delightful paper ¥_ J lifl A
by Mrs. D. R. Coker of Hartav|Ue. JJs IVlIlvQ IT 11011 A
Mrs. Coker described the seven dif
ferent type# of plants in Kalmia gar
dens, telling what each type needed
in soil, sun and ssoisture, and in con
genial plant company.
Three visiting gardners JndgM the
flower exhibits which were collections
lOf-spring flowers. They awarded Mrs.
£. B. Mobley first and Mrs. Ametti
second prize.
The club voted to’ approve the ac-
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March 18-19-20
“SINCE YOU WENT
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LIO.NEL BARRYMORE
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ED.-THURS., MAR. 21-22
3 Big Guns of^ Fun
“HERE COME THE
WAVES”
[sing Crosby,Hutton and
Sonoy iSifts .
Also Latest News
route to Charleeton, where she ex
pects to accept a position.
Miss Marian Swords of Morristown,
N. J.. has returned to her home after
spending some time here with her
sister, Miss Jane Swords.
Colonel and Mrs. Horace Greenfield
and daughter, who have been spend
ing sometime here, have returned to
their home in Plttsford. N. Y.
Miss Saliie Alexander has returned
from Charleston where she was called
to the bedside of her brother, A. J.
Alexander, who difd Feb. 23.
Dr. L. H. Hulse. O. S.. of East
Hampton, L. I. who has visited Cam
den for the past eight years, is now
a visitor here for the next month.
Mrs. Ward C. Belcher and her
guest, Mrs. O. F. Monahan, are here
for the remainder of the season and
will occupy “Horse Branch Hall.
Pfc. W; Robin Zemp, Jr., now sta
tioned at San Antonio, Texas, is here
spending a ten day furlough with* his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Robin Zemp
Mrs. W. A. Metts, who has been
making her home at Fort Bragg, N.
C.. has taken the McCarty house and
will be here for the remainder of the
Agiikga/\iA-
Mrs. John Mullen and Miss Sidney
Jones expect to spend this week-end
at Perry Field, Fla., where they will
visit the former’s son, Lt. Fred Mul
len
Mrs. Ellen S^atts. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. H. H, Pooser, left Saturday
for New Orleans to be with her has-
baud, who is returning from oversoaB.
Mrs. John Whitaker, Jr., is spending
this week In Montgomery. Ala., as
the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Leon
ard M. Hauprlch, and Major Haup-
rlch.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lloyd, who
have been occupying Mias Whltt-
redge’s cottage for the past month,
have returned to their home in Haver-
ford, Pa.
Mrs. J. R. Belk returned Sunday
from Miami, Fla., after a fortnight
with, _her daughter and son-in-law^
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rush. Mre. Belk
made the trip b/ plane.
Mrs. Harry E. Dawson and little
son, Harry Gene, have returned to
their, home in Rome, Ga., after spend
log the past week with Mrs. Dawson’s
mother, Mrs. R. L. Moseley.
Mrs. Locke Craig, Sr_ Mr. and Mrs
Charles Jennett and Mr. George
Jameraon, all of Asheville, were here
last' Wednesday and Thursday visit
lag Mr. Locke Craig, who remains a
patient in the Camden hospital
Mr. and Mrs. John Mullen, Mrs.
Chapman Barratt, Mr. and Mrs. Kirby
Tapper, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Bates
and Miss Francis West attended the
Cappelmann-Bolneau wedding in Co
lumbia last week.
Mrs. Ike F. Jones returned Monday
from Riverside Military Academy,
Gainesville, Oa., where she was ealM
because of the Illness of her son.
shocked and sadden^ Thursday
. . J , w 1 . w when it became known that Mrs.
Jlonald E. Nettles had been killed in
lishing a memorial garden at the
State capitol.
Refreehments requiring no rationed
foods were served and the garden was
visited.
O.^ A. R. meets THURSDAY
*The'D. A. R. chapter Hobkirk HUU
will meet Thursday afternoon, March
22. at 4 o’clock at the home of Mrs.
Frank Spencer. Miss Virginia Qresn
will give a historical outline of the
American Red Cross. Members of
other clubs invited and cordially wel
comed.
a highway accident near .Moucks -Cor
ner shortly after 9 o’clock in the
Truck Hits Auto
Trsfic Ac^dsnt Takes Place
On Hifkway Nesur Meocks
Corner.
^^mden and all of Kerehaw county
Rush’s Plane
Struck By Fire
From Jap Guns
Captain and Chaplain Tell of
^ S
Crash Landing In Sea.
Staff Sgt. Alva J. Rush, Jr. son
of Chief of Police and Mrs. Alva J.
Rush, was In a B-25 plane that crash
ed in the sea near the Island of For
mosa on Feb. 7, according to word re
ceived by the family from the officer
, , in command of the unit the Camden
# .1. . .1 I . u attached to. and also by a
I^talls of the tragedy indicate from^the chaplain of the squad-
Nettles was at an intersection of thsLojj
highway after having Just left her ^ Camden police head received a
daughter’ Betty, off at ihe Summer-from the war department re-
vlUe High school, when an oil truckL^ntly to the effect that his son was
crashed into her car. killing her in- missing in action. The letters which
■tantly. The car was demolished. I followed gave details of the crash
The funtral of Mrs. Nettles wash^gdiug plane Rush was gunner
held here Thursday afternoon with made when struck by fire from a
rites being solemnized at the grave jgp gfiore battery,
at Quaker cemetery. Rev. A. D. Me- ExcerpU from the letters of the
Arn officiating. Prior to the funeral. UapUin and chaplain will be given
the body was at the former home of|in th* chronicle next week
the deceased in Lugoff. Hundreds of
sorrowing friends and acquaintances
gathered St the cemetery to pay their
TOlal "respects to the dectas^
Cynthia Team Nettles was born in
Lugoff and resided there up to a few
years ago when with her husband and
daughter, moved to Ninety-Six. Re
cently they transferred to Moncks
Corner to reside. Mr. Nettles having
taken over the management of the
E. Sifmill company lumber plant
there. Mrs. Nettles was the daughter
of the late James Team and Melita
Team. She was active In government
work in Kershaw county tor some
time prior to going to Ninety-Six.
Resides her husband, Mnz. Nettles
leaves a daughter, Betty, age 14, two
sisters, Mrs. Dan F. Faria of Char-
Junior Class
Danee Postponed
The High school dance, sponsored
by the Junior class, which was sched
uled for tonight, Friday. March 16,
haa been postponed until Friday, Mar.
23. The sponsors state that porebas-
ers of tickets may still use them on
the night that the dance Is held.
THE HAT BOX
DeKsIb Street, opposite Poetoffloe
Buy Your ...
Easter Bonnet
from us.
New Hats arriving
every few days.
Mickey Jones. She was accompaliied
back by him and he expects to re
main here some time recuperating.
Mr. and Mrs. H. McDowald of Allen-
tiurst, N. J., prominently known in
racing circles, expects to leave Sun
day for his home after a two months
visit in Camden.
Mrs. W. E. Gibson and son, J. C.
Jett, of Henderson, Tenn., have re
turned after a week’s visit here with
the former’s sister, Mrs. M. G. Wlb
ten, who is now aC the home of her
daughter,-Mrs. Georgo Stuart, Sr., on
Lyttleton street.
Miss Rosemary Denniston and Miss
Virginia Stewart, Professors of Eng
lish and Latin at Chatham Hall school
for girls. Chatham, Va., will spend a
long week-end here in the near future,- nf
as the guests of Mr. Harry D. Kirk-Pf*If’ Mrs. Herbert Foreggeor of
Auburn, Ala., and three brothers,
Lt*. Col. and Mrs. John W. Richard-US”®* S
son left Sunday for Miami. Fla., after 1 „ n?■■ ^
spending some' time here with the t„ni.r.i ThnmH.v
former’s mother, Mrs, Alice Marye.
Lt. Col. Richardson has just returned
.(ter .erring three renr. on OTer«M J“”'" ^
««lo'n° 5K>ctor Dr. oT ^nW^
Masters. Billy Reddick. Ann McCalla. f'*® **®“®*‘*'^
Dot McGee, all of Wlnthrop college. ‘ devoted and un
spent the week-end here with Mr, and woraer.
Mm.i M._G, Muller 1 JdRmjkHfNQUNpEMENT
Col. and Mrs. t. ATexahdor Bavej Announcement Is made of the ar
returned to Durham, N. C., after g{, daughter. Susan Betsy, at
spending a few days here with reU-jthe home of Mr. and Mrs. David
tives. They were accompanied backl<v^«|]ni,u, 31 Elliott street. New Haven,
by their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ii»a»cjconn„ Monday,. Feb. 2«. The young
.Newton Alexander, who expects to|]mjy weighed 6 pounds and 8 ounces.
remain wHh them for some time. | ■
Among the out-of-town relatives and I BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
friends attending the memorial serv-l Bom to Lt. and Mrs. H. M.. Wil
Ices which were held last Sunday atlUams of Sebring, Fla., a daughter,
the Episcopal church for Lt. Isaarj Mariannea. on Feb. IS. Mrs. 'Williams
Newton Alexander were: Col, and I is the former Mary Moseley of this
Mrs. T. L. Aiexiuder, Miss Metalelty.
Alexander. Jimmy Alexander of Dur-I — _ ■ ~ ^
ham, N, C.; Mrs. Isaac Newton Alex-j A. L.^ A. TO MEET TODAY
ander and Mrs. Downing of Miami. | An^lcan Legion Auxiliary_wul
Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. McGowan Holmes | meet at tWe home of Mrs. John W^l
and daughters. Margaret and ' Ellen, | on Friday, March 16, at 4 o clock. All
of Edlsto; Mr. and Mrs. John Cantey Imembers are urged to be preeent.
and Mrs. L. W. Boykin of Colombia;
Major and Mrs. Robert Honseal and
Capt and Mrs. Lee of Camp Bntner,
N. C.
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