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m' ■') ' ' ’'. ■ S O CI € T Y J‘Ht CAMOCN CHRONICLE. CAMDEN. SOUTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY, SEPTEMSER 14. 1M6 PAGE FIVE Telephone 29 p B pitta haa returned alter ie weeks visit with relatlTca York ^ inlander' A. S Regard Is at ^th his famUy after a years In the South Pacific. Stanley F. Morse, Jr., is rlslt- ir. and Mrs. Stanley F. Morse, n Rockville. I X \y S. Davis of Washington, litna her mother, Mrs. T, J. Klrk- oMwo weeks. and Mrs. Vernon Haslam, Jr., mtfr spent the week-end with Jm™. Deas Boykin. Sr. and Mrs. A. S. Llewelyn of inburg, spent the week-end in 9D afad Mrs. Grainger Gaither, who had a cottage at Llnvllle, N. C.. lunimer. have returned tp their on Kirkwood Hill, p vv. Mullen, who is to receive ischarge from the Air corps, is jck in Camden to Join his family nnon Lindsay has returned to ©orgla Military Academy in Col- Park after spending a three I vacation at home. , Charles Middleton, Jr. •hlldren, are visiting Mrs. i*s sister. Mrs. Richard S eleslde Plantation. , or Matthew Ferguson, Army irce, who has recently returned many months service In Ehirope [ew many missions, is the guest •. and Mrs. floHrar Rt^kln^ 1 Julian Burns had word from gsband. Captain Burns, that he all for home very shortly. Capt. ha-s been in Europe for nearly rears and served with General n’s army. and Mrs. Jack Whitaker and daughter, Leonard Haup- wbo have b^n spending the er at their cottage on Hermitage have returned to their home on street. and Mid- Kirk Mrs. Z. Z. Barfield received word from her son, Lt. James M. Barnhill, that he had arrived in California after having participating In the major en gagements of the Pacific, aboard LST 219 of which he was commander. Miss Annie Grace Faulkenberry, daughter of Mrs. J. H. Watkins, re turned home for a few days, after spending the summer in Washington. She left on Wednesday to enter as a sophomore at Lander college. Miss Evelyn Roberts, who has been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Benton Sheorn, Lyttleton street, has been elected director of music at the Ridgeland High ‘school and has t* ported there for duty. ^ Students who left for Winthrop this week are the Misses Sybil Drakeford. Mollle Ruth Redfearn, Hallle Clark son. Barbara Raley, Sarah June Roxler, BeUy Jaao McCasklU. Kath erine Sheorn, Virginia Stokes and Charlotte Boykin. Jack Boykin, son o^ Mr. and Mrs. Corbett Boykin, who Is In the Naval service at Bainbridge, Md., was a guest of hls parents over the week end. First Lt. Austin T. Jones, who has been serving on overseas diity in Germany for 1 1-2 years, is now spending his leave with his parents, Mr. ai^d Mrs. F. C. Jones. Sgt. Stobo W. Bradham, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bradham, Is ^pected this week from Camp Gordon, Au- inista, where he tr now giving hls discharge. He has recently re turned from overseas duty. Lt. Thomas C. Ruff, who has been overseas for some time, has arrived home from FYance, and after a short visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Benton Sheorn, he will go to Cleve land. N. C., to visit his parents. Rev. and Mrs. Thomas C. Ruff, Sr. Mrs. Ruff, Jr., Is the former Emily Sheorn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benton CONYERS-REEVES In a SURPRISE PARTY. Mrs, Walter Gaskin. Walnut street, entertained at a surprise dinner party Sunday, Sept. 9, in honor of her hus band and daughter, Mrs. Robert Har old of PbiladelpbiiL •> It was a family affair with the fol- loalng children in atteodanre: Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Amoons of Camden. Mrs. W. B. Gaskin and children of Charleston. Mrs. Roy Buff and chil dren of Camd^, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harold and children of Phiiadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Gaskin and family of Camden. Mr.' Harold left Tuesday for Sarasota, Fla. His wife and chil dren will Join him later. CELEBRATES 4th BIRTHDAY JUNIOR LEAGUE MEETS The Junior league held its first meeting of the 1946-46 year at the home of the president, Mrs. Marie Haile, last Monday afternoon. The tneetlng was of a business nature, with new members being elected and committees appointed. Tentative plans were discussed but no formal action I taken. The next meeting will be held the first Monday in October. ceremony ol unusual charm and beauty Miss Mary Vonclle Cony ers became (fih bride of Eric Hector Reeves Sunday evening. Sept. 2. at 8 o’clock in the Wateree Baptist church. Rev. John Dabney, pastor, of ficiating, using the double ring cere mony. The vow's were spoken before a background- of Southern srailax. pine and bridal fems. Seven-branched can delabra hoMing white tapers and floor baskets of white gladioli. Bouquets of gladioli tied with satin ribbon marked the pews for the special guests. Before the ceremony, Mrs. N. Curtis Crolley. pianist, played “I Love You Truly” and ’indlan l.rf)ve Call,” and' A. Clifton McKaln. soloist, sang “Al ways” and “Because.” The wedding march from Lohengrin was used for the processional and during the cere mony “Llebestraun” was played. Mendelssbbn's Wedding march from a Midsummer Night's Dream was used for the recessional. The brkle, who was given in marri age by her father, James Cullie Cony- era. wore a .wedding gown of ivory bridal satin made with an embroidered marquisette yoke, fitted bodice and leg.o-mutton sleeves with points on the hriists, and full skin ending in a train. The finger tipped veil of ivory bridal illusion was held in place on tlther side ijy clusters of orange blos soms. and she carried a bride’s bou quet of white tube roses centered with purple-lipped orchids. She worq a single strand of pearls. Miss Nancy Sanders w'as the maid of honor and wore a gown of blush marquisette over satin, drop shoul der with fittfd bodfee and narrow black velvet neck band and wristlets. She carrlfd a Colonial nosegay of shell pink asters and blue delphin iums. Mi-s Nadime ,Crocker, the Junior hridiymaid atid the bridesmaids. Miss Franclfs Killlngsworth of Ware Shoals. Miss Doiothy Pruitt of Don alds and .Miss B>nestinr Conyers of Thoniasville, Ga., cousin of the bride, wore gowns made Identical to the maid ot honor’s, in the same shade of pink and carried old fashioned nose- ga.vR of mixed asters. The bridegroom had aa his best man. his brother, Alton Reeves. Ush er-groomsmen were ; Wallace Reeves, Jr., Archi.o O. Reeves, brothers of the bridegroom; Harold I>e Mims and Kenneth Marsh, all of Camden. Mrs. Conyers, mother of the bride, was dressed in an early fall street- length dress of -black' crepe and her flowers were Bettertime roses. Mrs. Reeves, the bridegroom’s mother, wor'' a bl.iok crepe dress trimmed with aqua-marine and she wore a shoulder corsage of Brandwlne rose buds. A reception was held Immediately after the cfreraony for die bridal par ty and wedding guests at the Thomas Tavern. Bowls of late summer flow ers were used effectlvfly and the center table from which the brides maids served punch and cakes, was attractive in the arrangement of smilax, lighted tapers in silver hold ers and bridal flowers. Later Hi the evening the couple left on a wedding trip to Myrtle Beach after which they will make ther home at 204 Lakeshore drive. For traveling the bride wore a two-piece black cr*pe suit, poudre blue blouse and small .black hat with a pondre blue willow plume, black shoes and bag and w’hite gloves andT a shoulder bouq'uet of lavender orchids. Mrs. Reeves is the only daughter of Mr. ^d Mrs. James Cullie Conyers of liakeshore Drive. * She is a gradu ate of the Camden High school and attended Winthrop college. The bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace R. Reeves. Sr., of Wateree Mill. He finished Camden High school and served with the arm ed fortes for four years and in the European theater for two years. He was given his discharge in Dec., 1944. Among the out-of-town guests were, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Player of Phila delphia, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Killings- , worth of Ware Shoals, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Prlvett of Donalds. Mr. and Mrs. George McCiten of Ware Shoals, Mr. and Mrs. Oleve Davis of Blsbop- vllle, Mr. and Mrs. Harold West of Chafleston. Mrs. Florence Playey of Lakesdale, N. C., Mrs. Frank Elkins of Thomasville, Ga,,- W. C. Heise of North Charleston. A. 8. Lew ter of Cayce, Ike Estridge of Chester, and C B. Marchanl. Mr. and Mrs. W^. B. Campbell, Buster Haltimonger, J. H. Kelley, W. J. Sax. Jr.. J T, Kelley, Collls Kelley, Perry Williams, R. J. Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Knowlton Kaiser, Miss Hattie Belle Crouch, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Helms, Mrs. Claudio Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Helms. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Marghant, Mr, and Mrs. Chris Lev- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Kerkulas, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Broughman, Mr. and Mrs. Homer O’Brien, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Gains, Mr. and Mrs. Elton Grant, all of Columbia. Ship Banquet Night Changed To Friday The ’’Ship” banquet to be held dur ing Intermediate Emphasis Week, will be Friday night at 8:30. instead of Thursday, as previously announi- «*d. Mr. James Jennings, of Greeu- luwn Baptist church, Columbia, will be guest speaker. GRIGSBY.DINKINS Mr. and Mrs. J M. (Irlgsiiy of Blaney. announce the marriage of their daughter. Horlde, to Lewis Dinkins, sun of Mrs. Janie and the late John Dinkins of Lugoff. The marriage took place July 29. 19-15 TOMMIE EI-AINE CONNELL, who lives wit,h her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Melton, celebrated her fourth birthday on August 26th. She is the daughter of Mrs. Alice Cou- riell, of Cantden. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS Dorn to Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Bowden, a daughter. Sept. 3. in Sa vannah, Qa. Mr. and Mrs. liOcke Craig are re ceiving congratulations upon the ar rival of a daughter. Nancy Idoyd. born Tuesday, Sept. 11. 1945, at the Camden hospital. Mr. RiHl Mrs Jack Moore announce the arrival of a daughter, Mildred Beatrice, born Sunday. Sept. 2. 1945. at the Camdeu hospital. Mrs. Moore was the former Mildred Matthews of Sumter. Mr. and Mrs. .A...C. Bradham have returned from Anderijon where they have been visiting their son, Capt ■Allen. C. BradlKsm. who hn.s Just re turned from 11 months overseas duty. Capt. Thomas E. Goodnle and family have just returned after staying two weeks at the C.rossinger hotel, Miami Beach. Ha. Capt. Goodale has been Hssigned to Camp Rucker, Ala. The family will continue to in-slde on Fair street for the present. CORSETS.... by Spencer • Oasioned for the Individual. Will be In Camden one day each Week—if Interested, I will be glaa to call. MRS. JOE McCLURE Kerahaw, S. C. P.O. Box 215 Phone 16 Flatter-felt for Veami Ifie deck. Yvmniy celort.lee. Freoi ear coUedieM eff THE HAT BOX ■—■‘‘■J * We will be closed MONDAY, SEPT. 17 ACCOUNT RELIGIOUS HOLIDAY GUS WARDS TAVERN U. S. HIGHWAY NO. 1- 5 Mile* West Of Camden Plenty of Parking Space BESEEDCYOU! \ •1 . ■' ■■ '-.re