Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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II ^ •• U>( 1 C IY her lo( I New ! ucy Pomeroy Deans »■ her mother. Mrs. Robert W. "*'^J'flnnelh Fra»ier of Garrison, %^k!^“ere vjsltlng Mrs. W. A. ’*^***1 F Jenkins of Baltimore, ‘"j, iere visiting her mother, Mrs.. Ija of Clinton, spent w«i-eml here with her sister. /} V Cooley. ;; John Daniels of St. Paul Minn . rwSrned after a two weeks visit >'“'5S7M'r?ohrt. week, lett fly for their home at EJast Hamp- i^ng Island. N. Y. ^ W E Bell of Charleston, tuat week-end with her parenU, gnd Mrs. M. J. CuU^ . John Steward is here visiting mother, Mrs. CampbeU Steward, home on Brevard Plsne. and Mrs. John Donaldson of mineton. Del., were guests recenU Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Buckley, jgg Ruth Richards has returned York a4er spending ten days at tyr home on Brevard Place^ r Jmea E. Ryan, who has been during the past season, left FYl- for his home in Unlonvllle, Pa. r and Mrs. B. G. Team and chll- of ' Creansboro. N. C., have re ed after visiting relatives at "^r^^DsvTd R. Williams has returned ntly to his home at Mulberry Utlon after three weeks stay at Jr and Mrs. Allen P. Kirby, who fe occupied the cottage at Mllbank, returned to their home In Mor- own. N. J. Edna B. Aldret recently left for Jp Rucker, Ala., where she will jTe her basic traihing In the Nurses corps. Ir and Mrs. T. L. Little have as guests, Mrs. Ralph Little of Nor- Va. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. ^rer of Asheville, N. C. Ir. and Mrs. Samuel Bngs have Dt the past two weeks here m the lU of the former's father, Mr. ■ell Engs, and Mrs. Bogs. - Ward C. Belqlier and her ■t. Mrs. 0. F, Monahan, who hate 'spending the winter season here, . returned to Lakeville, (lonn. lirs. Leonard M. IVtaprlch of Mont- ery, Ala., has returned after Dding some time here with bw pnts. Mr. and Mrs. John WStUker, Ir. and Mrs. Thomaa M. Waller, has been occupying their home for the paat winter season, Mt Hay for their home in Bedford N. Y. Irs. Doug Ogbum and ^daughter, fy, returned to their home in ngeburg after spending a few day* with their grandparents, Mr. and G. F. Cooley. krs. L. B. Horton and son, Billy. Ik Hill. Mrs. Marvin Hamm and sons of Lancaster, were guests eir mother and father, Mr. and C. 0. Stogner. In. Marion DuPont Scott spent the week here at her home, '‘Holly ’ She left Monday for Mont Va., with the expectation of Bing here in May. ^r. and Mrs. F. M. Rhodes of IS City, Mo., who have been Dding the past season here, left re- tly for their summer home at tha's Vinejrard, 29 C. O. stogner, Jr., and wife have returned to Port Hueneme. Calif., after spending two weeks here with Mr. Stogner’s mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Stogner. Sr. Mrs. Martin Rosefleld and children. Marcia and Kenny, of Sumter, and Mrs. Eldwin Davidson (Carolyn Kohn) of Washington, were the week-end guests of Mrs. Gus Hirach. Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Stogner had their son. Mack A. Stogner, from Port Worth, Texas, as their guest last week. He purchased a Pepsi Cola bottling plant In that city. Mrs. B. W. Heath and son, Jimmy, who have been visiting Mrs. Heath’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Buckley, for the past several weeks,, left this week foj Washington, where she will Join her husband. Major B. W. Heath. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Engs, who have occupied the Mabee House this past season, Expect to leave Saturday for their home In Darien, Conn. 'Their Jast month in Camden was spent as guests at the home of Miss Whitt- redge. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Thornton had as their guests last week-end their oldest son, Sgt. James M. Thorn ton, Jr., who Is now stationed at the Marine Barracks, Charleston. Sgt. Thornton spent his 2l8t birthday, April 15, at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Goodale Celebrate Anniversary \ ^ Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Roland Good- ale entertained at their golden wed ding anniversary at their home on Lanrens street, Tuesday evening, April 24th. from 8 to 10 p. m. The gueets were greeted by Mrs. E^mont C. von Tresckow and Mrs. James Bums. Receiving with Mr. and Mrs. Goodaie were their three children, Wm. Lovett Goodale, N. R. Goodale, Jr., and Mrs. Eklw. Clarkson Rhame. Assisting in the dining room were Mrs. John Lindsay, Mrs. Wm. H. Halle, Mrs. N. R. Goodale, Jr., and Mrs. S. W. vanLandingham. 'Bhe punch bowl was presided over by Mrs. Wmi L. Goodale, assisted by Mrs. Charles DeLoache, and serving were the five neices of the celebrants, Mrs. F. N. McCorkle, Mrs. F. D. Good- ale, Mrs. Eldwln Goodale, Mrs. L. L. Trueedale and Mrs. Bernard Riddell of Sumter. Decorations of Southern smilax and yellow gladioli lent a festive air to the reception room; and the mirror ed mantel with Its tracery of green vine and golden gladioli flower ar rangement. among which gleamed gold colored candles In cryeUtl hold ers, was especially arresting. » Here one caught a glimpse of the miniatures of Mr. and Mrs. Goodale as they looked 50 years ago and also a photograph of their youngest son, who is in the army air corps in Tex as and could not be present on this FACE FIVE fron lotttf rur Womeal S you lose so much dur> (monthly pertode that you feel weak, ^ out”—this may be due to low Iron. So try Lydia X. Plnkhamla ■—one of the west home ways to > build up red blood tn such cases, [ham's Tablets are one of the great- hkwdtron tonlce you ean buy. ’ label dlraettooa. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Stogner occasion, left Tuesday for Annapolis, Md., to Under a bell of smilax and yellow be present for the graduation on centering the lace-over-gold April 25 of Mrs. Stogner's youngest In the dining room, brother. J. B. Crowder, at the U. ® wedding cake Iced In Naval Academy. Upon> graduation Mr. with the names, “Mamie and Crowder was commissioned an 1896-1#45 traced in gold, sign In the Navy. Crystal candle sticks with golden col- Mrs. Hughey Tlndal, Jr., had as her candles completed the picture, guests Sunday Cpl. Martin PavellcL-'*^®”®’^ adorned the and Pfc. Jimmie Money, who have re- *“*1 U*® mirror was outlined, cently returned from <ik>rslca, where p* *™*^®*- they served with Jhe ground crew of! Refreshments of punch, chicken the air force In the same vicinity I sandwiches, fancy-iced cakes, where Sgt, Hughey 'Tlndal, Jr., waijP®®®,^ nnlted^ nuta ana yellQS stationed prior to being taken prison- •<lded to the conviviality of or by the Gefmans. r**® occ*«ton and all drank to the 'health of the “Bride and Groom of Tester Years.'' Mrs. Goodale's gown was of gray .gorgette with gold acceasoriee and a A meeting of the Women’s Auxiliary I cpraage of yellow rotes. Mrs. Clark- of the Camden hospital will be heldlgon Rhame was attired in blue gorg- V 5.^®-.^***'*.** home next Monday, jette and her corsage was of gold col ored roses aleo. The gueet list was limited to the family and the older friends of the couple. E*ifty years ago at her home in Charleston, S. C., “Mamie Lovett Auxiliary To Meet April 30, at 4 p. m. Mrs. Samuel Russell Honored at Luncheon Miss Olive Whlttredge entertained daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Y. with a delightful buffet luDcheon ou|ix)Tette, became the bride of Nathan Sunday, April 21, honoring Mrs. I Roland Goodale, the son of the late Samuel Russell, who expects to leave Mr. and Mrs. John R. Goodale, of next Tuesday for her home-hi Litcb- Camden. field, Conn. | Mr. and Mrs. Goodale have made a _ real contribution to the religions and Mrs. Marie Tindal *“® of Camden and theli^le^s . I r'ii 1 end ^ell wlshens are many. From the Entertams Bridge Club time Mrs. Goodaie adopted Camden I as her home, she took an active part The members of the Wednesday civic enterprises. As the Free- afternoon bridge club were enter- Udent of the U.D.C. and the Hosplta talned last week by Mrs. Marie'lindal Uuxlllary and the Civic League, uh at her home on Fair street. High der whose auspicee the Red Cross score prises went to Mrs. Dan Mtf- chapter was formed, and as one of cblson and Mrs. R B. Stevenson. I tbe two women on the Boayd of Dl- Visitors substituting for absent mem-1 rectors of the re-organised' Camden here were Mrs. W. C. McCarley and chambM- of Commerce, she gave free- Mrs. Pheobe Schenk. After cardshjr of her time and talents. Whereas Mrs. Tindal served strawberry ice as State Chairman of Clvlca and a cream, cake and cookies. I Vice-President of the Federation of Womens Clubs of South Carolina, Celebrate Birthday Little Miss Peggy Watts celebrstedl her second birthday Monday after noon when she Invited a number of I Kttle frlmids to her home for an hour | Of games and fun. Ehu:h guest was given a party cap I and after several Indoor gamec they were invited into the dining rodm where a beautiful birthday cake with two pink candles centered the decor-1 ated table. A pink and green color scheme was used In decorations and| refre^ments. birth announcement Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Oliver, Thlcketyl Place, announce the birth of a son, bom at the Camden hospital Sunday. Mrs. Oliver was formerly Miss Patsy | Trantham. CLUB MEETING The Cassatt-Oakland club held Its regular meeting with Mrs. T. H. Mc Laughlin on April 17. The meeting was called to order by Miss M. Fewell in the absence of Mrs. Hall. De votional was led by Mrs. Henry Wat kins. after which the secretary gave minutes and roll call. Various chair men were elected. After completing 'records for the year the club adjourned to meet with Mrs. Elmira Hopkins next. When the attendance of service men Is small, it tends to discourage the girls who come. Girls who are not registered with the dance committee may file their names with Mrs. John Lindsay at the DeKalb Street Service Center. fxceaa Clothinf U Needed ELIZABETH KENNEDY BLAKBNEY Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Kennedy Blakeney of Camden announce the engagement of their daughter, Elisabeth Kennedy, to William M. YlrilBon, Jr.r United ^Ratee Marine Corps Reserve, of Rock Hill and Quantlco, Va. The wedding la to take place In June. ■be graced a broader field of activity. Mr. Goodale. a 30 degree Mason, has filled every chair In Masonry ex cept Knight's Templar, to which he waa elected, but was unable to serve. it that time. Among numerous other business activities, he was the found er of the Laurens Street Greenhouse.' now known as The Camden Floral Company, of which his sons W- L. and N. R. Jr., are now owners and operators. He I9 also a valued mem ber of the Executive Board of the Camden Cemetery AssocUtlon. Mr. and Mrs. Goodale are members of the First B^tist Church of Cam den. Besides their three-sons and daugh ter, four grandchildren, Martha Caro line and William Wilder Goodale and Mary Catherine and Frances Gerald ine Rhame, also “riae up and call .them Blessed.’’ Sadie K. vonTreeckow. • To Present Play ’Th4...Senior claaa of Kershaw High school NrlH preeent their annoal play on Tneaday evening. May 1, at 8:16 o’clock in the High acbool auditorium. The admission will be 15 and SOc. Camden Maidens Respond To The Dance Appeal S ■! ■ The dance c(^m.ittee of the Servh Men’s Center deeply appreciative of the cooperation that was shown by the young ladies of Camden in their reeponse to the appeal appear ing In last wOek’i Chronicle for larger turnout of the fair sex at the Saturday night dances given at St Mary's hall for the service men. It is pointed out that the many service men who come tp Camden for their week-ends cannot enjoy the dances when only a small num^r of girls show up. 'The commlttee-frank- ly points out that on a number of occasidns there have been more glrli at the hall than boys, but these oc caslons have been rare. Usually It la the other way round, more boys than girls. EVENINGS By Appointment Look your beat on Mother’s Day Surprise your family with a new hairdo for Mother’s Day. Our atyliats will arrange your hair to fit your personality. Call now for an appointment. -J DeKalb Beauty Shoppe PImmm 334 ►.•r Ezeesa Clothinf U Noedod 'C/i r Products that are FAMOUS I A baby needs a niollieF*a love, but this ia not enough to help him develop into the atrong jrosmg man you ^**»MJtae and hope for. He needa your wiae and care- ^ oelactiou of the beat fooda. In making your pur- chaaea here, yon are aKraya aaaured of tha BEST. Nothing But the Best for Baby Camdm Food Shop HAUDY. WA|llAti;i PLAYTOet Toi^ douMe-majb-jnBitniaHnB, aE fal for actM diM Jinuaiaa* art b#taciBi4 at peinlB of abraia. the 1 Spring Fabrics— Piece Goods - - - . • - « 29c yd. Printed Broadcloth - - - - 19c yd. Solid white and blue Broadcloth^ sanforized 39c yd. Men’s Handkerchiefs, full size - - 10c Curtain Material - - - - 9c yd. All ^ above, fint quality. CleaixJkhga - - - - - - 99c lb. ERWIN HERMITAIIE CO. Om Highway He. 1, Going North (Hermitago Mill)