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^ t THE CAWOEM CAMWtW, tOOTM CAtUIIA, FWtOAY, AFRIL 18, IMS PAGE S O ( I (. 1 Y fSoagh with hl8 tourily S Harry Baum expect* to 's^JdMr tor a few days* visit Grant of Miami, Fla., iritlnK her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Ioa*kio> Halle ^ ' fi L. CroUey of Lancaster, tte week-end with relaUves In ’joe B Gaskin, Jr.,' of Smyrna, i spending a furlough with his n^erman McCurry and Mrs. Thorny and son, Ben, spent the J.«nd with friends and relatives linden. jito T. Williams has returned with an honorable medical d*s- from the Navy. He served j months. fq-t Laurie W. Thompson of ^ point, N. C., and S.l-c. Thelma of Norfolk. Va., spent last Bd with Mrs. L. L. West. Beth Wilson spent the week- Ith her parent*. Mr. and Mr*, re Wilson. She attended the j-Schnell wedding Friday night Leonard M Hauprlch of Mont- ery, Ala., latere visiting her par- Mr. and Mrs. John Whitaker, Major Hauprlch is exi>ected to ke t^ay- •s. Maude Williams of 814 Fair received notice that hbr son, B. C. Williams, ha* been sent ,1. This Is hi* fourth time Eng overseas with the Marines, t and Mrs. James A. Davis and Iren, Britton and Peter, have re- to Highland Park, 111., after a with Mr. and Mrs. Oeprge Wll- iel West, with the Navy) 1* ling a few days with his parents, md Mrs. Lee West of Hermitage Section. He^ will leave today to for duty at, Jacksonville, Fia W. C. Blackwell, Mrs. Bill rell and Miss Lenora Blackwell E-end of Mrs. Andrew Robinson of Park. Betty West of Wlnthrop col- spent the week-end at Columbia jA with Miss Julia B. Arrant* [spent Sunday night in Camden Iher mother^ Mrs, L. L. West. Ent William Major, of the United Army Air Forces, who ha* I spending the past ten days with arents and family In this city, etorned to the Army Air Base at Island, Nebraska. Frank Montgomery and son, tie. left Thursday for Wildwood, where she will join her husband |1b stationed at Cape May, N. J. wei^p accompanied by Mrs. John ontgomery, who expects to visit res in ^iladelphia, before re- »g- Augusta Williams, wife of Cpl. Williams of Camden, has re- to New York after visiting her »r-in-law, Mrs. Maude Williams spent the last two woeks with kusband In California, before he Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J B. Blakeney Monday, were Mr. and Mrs. Aulden Smith of Monroe, N. C. Mr. Harold L^sselbaum jwa* a visi tor here Sunday. He ha* been made district forester In Florence. Mr. and Mr*. W. F. Buckley will re turn today from several days trip to Alabama points where Mr. Buckley was caalled on business. Mr*. J. C. Sinclair has returned home after spending a month with her husband. Pfc. John C. Sinclair, who is stationed at Port Myers, Fla. Mr. T. R. Mlmms, connected with the Bouth Carolina Forertry division, underwent an operation in Sumter Tuesday. Mr*. Leo Alexander and daughter, Barbara of La Folette, Tenn., are visiting Mrs. Alexander’s sister, Mrs, Ernest NuUlng, and Mr. Nutting. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Blakeney had as week-end guests, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gaskins of Heath Springs and Ten- nesee. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Williams and son, Thomas, and Miss Joeephnie Crosland of Columbia, were the Sun day guests of Mrs. WillMm’s sister, Mrs. Carrie Davis. Miss Katherine Kennedy, who has served for the past year as assistant librarian at Mitchell Field, Long Island, N. Y., has received a promo tion and Is now poet librarian. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nutting will have as their guests Sunday, Mrs. Del Torro and son Billy. Lt. Torro was stationed at Port Jackson before leaving for overseas. Mrs. Torro and son will leave for their Puerto Rican home In the near future. Mrs. Earl^ F. Shannon of Topeka, Kansas, is making her Home in Cam den with her mother, Mrs. W. L. Stokes, Sr. Mrs. Shannon has ac cepted a position with the Com mercial Bank of Camden. Lt. Shan non has reported for foreign duty. MRS. R. J. REDFEARN The former Molly Schtt RoshoP of Denver, Colorado, who becamo the bride of Rufus J. Redfearn, son of Senator and Mrs. W. T. RedfMrn, at a ceremony performed at Grace EpU copal church, March 4. to ^be ceremony the candles were lit rs. John R. Slnago, Jr., the form SURPRISE PARTY Matthews, were gueeteover thifr .. honored her three grandchildren. Loti, Betty and Bobby Kennedy with a Blaster party last week. Biggs were hidden on the lawn and the 24 Jlttle guests had quite a pleasant time bunting them. Prizes were awarded to Mary Lind say Guy and Jody O’Hanlon, winners of the Blaster egg hunt. Following the bunt the introduction of the King and Quesn and the presentation of miniature American Blags to each guest gave them much enjoyment. Games were played on the lawn, after which refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by the honorees’ mother, Mrs. R. M. Kennedy, 3rd. Mrs. L. I. Qulon, Jr., and Mr*. Salmond joined them for refreebrnrats. wanted to buy—Six room house in Camden, in desirable location. See J. T. Haynes, at Colonial Grill, Camden. '"dp pring Fabrics" ^iece Goods ------ 29c yd. Printed Broadcloth - - - - 39c yd. jolid white and blue Broadcloth, sanforized 29c yd. ten^s Handkerchiefs, full size - 10c ’urtain Material - - - - yd. All tiM abof*, fint quality. 'l^an Rag'S ------ 50c lb., :rwin hermitage co. Hichmy Na, 1, GoSw N«(^ (tknai^ MSI) halsall-schnell Lovely Jane ’Halsall, daughter of Mrs. John S. Halsall, Sr., and the late John S. Halsall, Sr., of this city, be came the brWe of Lt. John E. Schnell, Military Personnel officer at Soence field, Moultrie, Ga., at a pretty home ceremony FYlday evening, April 6, at 8:30 o’clock at the home of the bride on Lyttleton street. Rev. J. B. Cas- t«n of the First Baptist church was the officiating clergyman and during the ceremony soft music was played by Mrs. P. N. McCorkle. The bride, a vision of loveliness in a street length dress of yellow crepe with a sweetheart neckline and black accessories, carried a white prayer Ixrak topped with a lavendar orchid, showered with lilies of the valley. Her only attendant was her at tractive blonde aister. Miss Rhetta Halsall, whose dress was of an ashes of roses shade and w^ carried a nosegay of pink fosei "amir'd^^Th- iums. Following the ceremony a small re ception for Immediate relatives and friends was held at the home of the bride’s mother. Mrs. H. O. Wilson re ceived at the door while Miss Nan [ngram presided at the punch bowl. Others assisting in the living room were Miss Adella Cunningham, Mrs. Charles A. King (Miss Sara Sbeom) and Miss Beth Wilson of this city and Mrs. Jack Halsall'of McCook, Neb The mother of the bride was attired lii a draped model of aqua crepe with a corsage of talisman roses. The bride’s only ornament was a string of pearls, belonging to her matenml grand mother. The bride is a graduate of the Camden High schol and also of the Metropolitan Business college of Se attle, Washington. For the past three years she has been associated with Urn Commercial Bank of Camden. Lt. Schnell Is the son of Mrs. Albert I. Schnell and the late Albert I. Schnell of Tower City, Penn. He was the Personnel Officer of the Southern Aviation school for several years. Lt. and Mrs. Schnell left Tuesday on a short wedding trip after which they will go to Spence Field, where they will make thetr home. For traveling the bride wore a light blue flannel suit with black accessories aii^ an orchid corsage. ■■ ■ I— 8COTT-RAINE8 Mrs. Ida Langley Scott of this city became the bride of Otis B. Raines of Wlnnsboro at a ceremony that took place at the Chllderns Home Friday. March 30, at 8:30 o’clock, the Rev Edward Gunter of Wlnnsboro, off! elating. A large number of intimate friends were present Following the ceremony a reception was held. Mr and Mrs. Raines will make their home in Wlnnsboro. BARNETT-OUNCAN Miss Betty Jane Barnett, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Bar nett of this city, 'became the bride of Warrant Officer Clement R. Dun- caii, son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Dun can of Morganfleld, Ky.. at a cere mony which took place at the home of Mrs. JH. L. Richey of this city. Saturday, March 31, at 5 o’clock. Rev, Eldmund Burke of the Catholic church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, offi ciating. The bride was attired in a blue outfit with white accessories. Prior ih by M er Dorothy Owens of thir city. The ceremony took olacs la the presence of a group of rehitires and friends and a reception followed. The bride is a graduate of the Cam den High school in 1844 and has been employed In the offices ot the Vet erans hospital at Columbia. The groom is with the 14lBt Armored Sig nal company stationed in Italy Ho has been overseas for the past three years and Is now at home on furlough. He will return to active service In several weeks. During bis . absence his bride will reside with her pc.rents in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan left after the cerfmony for Morganfleld, Ky., where they win visit the home of the groom for a week. 'The double ring c.*re- mon was used by Father Burke at the wedding. -• Bethune News Notes Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Brannon- receiv ed a letter last week from Bryant E. Moore. Brigadier General of the U. S. Army stating that he had just award ed the silver star mrdal to Sgt. B. W Brannon, Jr. (then a private first class). This award waa made by vir. tue of his gallantry In action. For this bravery of capturing a Ger man tank be was made Sgt. and given ten days leave to London. B. W. fin ished his basic training at Camp Wheeler In Georgia and has been in Germany since the first of January. Mr. and Mrs. B. W, Brannon and Miss Nettie Yarbrough spent Sunday In Columbia wlUi their relatives. Miss Ann Tonire 6T KersMW' antl Wlnthrop College spent the week-end here with her sister, Miss Ehnlly Jones. Misses Emily and Ann Jones, Les ter King and Ira B. Horton spent Sun day in Charleston. Mrs. Clarence Watts of Charleston and Mrs. Jack Huett and little daugh ter of Hamlet spent the week-end here with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.. C. L. Mays. Miss Mildred Harris was the week end guest of Miss Dorothy McDowell at the home In Kershaw. Mrs. L. D. Robertson Is visiting In the home of her son and family in Hartsvllle, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Thomas. • Rev. L. W. Baker who has just ac cepted the pastorate of the Bethune and Cassatt Presbyterian churches will preach here Sunday morning at twelve o’clock. Forbis Morgan of Mullins, spent the week-end here with his mother, Mrs. Bve Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. George Kelley are leaving this week to make their home Im Ware Shoals where they both have aepepted work. Mra. C. E Braswell entertained Thursday evening with khree tables of bridge. High score was given to Miss Stella Bethune while floating and bingo went to Mrs. Lorlng Davis and Mr*. Fred Bnuuon. Strawberry short cake was served. Pfc. Ralph McCaskill, ot Camp Wheeler, spent several days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs! Small McCas- kUL A number of ladles from here at tended Congaree Presbyterial In Cam- den last week. Mrs. Ben Ayers, of New Orleans, Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B W. Best News From Cassatt ’News waa received here last ’Thurt- day that Capt. W. R. Rosier had land ed In San Diego, Calif., after 18 months In the Southwest Pacific. Capt Rosier expects to spend 30 days leave at home soon. Mra. J. R. West of Floyd Dale, spent the weekend at her home here. Pvt. Simon Weaver Humphrej^ of the U. S. Army Is spending a furlbugh with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clif ton Humphrey. Mrs. Louise West Taylor and chil dren, of Camden, visited Mr. and Mrs. W’m, West Sunday. Mr; and Mrs. Wm. Wells of Btsh- opvllle, were guests of J. L. Cooper and family Sunday. Mr. John Ingle who had spent a week with her bro ther, returned to Bishopville with her daughter. M. C. West’s many friends are de lighted to know he has Improved enough, to be at home. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. McLaughlin and family spent Sunday In Bishopville, guests of Mrs, McLaughlin’s mother, Mrs. Raley. Mrs. Cedi Bowers and Mrs. Alby Bowers of Sumter were weekend gubsts here. Johnnie Gresham returned to Hick ory, N. C., Monday after a few days visit with his wife and young son who are on an extended visit here. Miss Catherine Bowers visited friends in Bishopville Sunday. Mrs. L. L. West and Mrs. Walter Stokes and' two sons "Butch” and Jimmie were visitors here Tueisday afternoon. Mrs. M. S. Rosier attended Preeby- terlal In Camden last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cooper and Mrs. John Buchan and son Johnnie, made a business trip to Kershaw Tuesday^ afternoon. To:m New England now ha* mora area in some form of forest growth than it did 150 years ago. Baeonte a WAC Mtedleat Teehniolan. 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