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* Phillip Griffith, of Fort Bragg,
'• ,i,nor in Camden during the
y Ike Jonee vtolted hw Ca-
I«uc Jone* at tha Cttadel cn
‘^ind Mm. KUlotjgh. HamleL
■ Sunday with her aunt, Mra., C.
T. J. Jr.
week-end gueata of Mra^T. J.
^'d Mrs. Mortimer HuU^^hare
oed from a trip to St. Pdtera-
Florida.
I Ben Belcher-and children, of
iwlch. C<^., are visiting Mrs.
Belcher.
Sally Heath of Chevy Chase,
land, la visiting her aunt, Mrs.
A McDowell
and Mrs. R. 8. Rogers, of Plc-
were visitors in Camden s^v-
days last week.
C Richard J.enklns, II.S. Navy,
ned. in Charleston, is expected
for the week-end.
8 Bltsey Coxe, of Converse Col-
spent the week-end with Mr.
^rs. W. L. Ooodale.
ler Myers, Jr., spent the week-
rlth Major and Mrs. J. A. Mlche-
In Washington, D. C.
and Mts^ Thomas Ancrum
Sunday^ C&arleston with their
::adet Thomas Ancrum.
"c Benton Burns, of New Or-
spent several days last week
his mother. Mrs. J. H. Bums.
and Mrs. Sherbourae Yardley
;)endlng a weelt with Mrs. Yard-
mother, Mrs. T. J. Kirkland, Sr.
R. B. Elliott is a patient at
amden HosflUl, where she un-
nt a serious operation on Wed-
f. ^
t Whitaker, student at St. An-
School, Delaware, la at home
ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
ker, Jr.
and Mrs. William D. Nettles,
ns St., wwe week-enl guests of
ad Mrs. Jeffroe Hodge in. Ruth-
ton, N. C.
and Mrs. W. Oakman Hay and
en, of Ridgewood, N. J., are
g Mrs.-W. O. Hay and Thorn*
lay this week.
. T. W. S. Davis ot Washington,
as been spending several weeks
ler mother, Mrs, T. J. Kirkland,
u Tetnmed home,
and Mrs. Henry J. Mnessea.
augfater, Joan, of Garden City,
bending several days with Mr.
Irs. Thomas Ancrum.
I Sandy Metis of Holton Arms
1. Washington, is spending her
vacation with her parents, Col-
nd Mrs. Arthur Metta.
. Robert H. Hayes and little
ter, Karen, of Providence, R.
here for several weeks wHh
mother, Mrs. I. R. Hayes.
T. O. Boland returned to her
in Blackville on Monday, after
ng two weeks with her dangh-
rs. DaCoata Brown and family
nel Onan Hydrick of Wash-
. is eapecteitiNeme for the week
^e will return to Washington
reek acopmpgnled by Mrs. Hy-
J<*n deLoach, of UniversKy of N.
C., Is at home for several days.
Drr^and Mrs. P. F. C. WUliams and
sons. Robert Reynolds and McRae,
are guests at the Court Inn. Mrs.
Williams is the former Miss McRae
Whitaker.
Mrs. Richard Boykin and daughter,
MWs Mary Morris Boykin, of Pelham.
Harden—Mai^ten
Announcements have been received
in this city of the marrisM of Char
les Heath Marsten, a nephew of Mr.
and,Mrs. Frank H. Heath and a cou
sin of Major B. W. Heath, to Doro
thy Virginia Harden of B«keley,
Calif., on February 16 at SL Clem
ents church in Berkley.
The Berkeley Daily Gaiette is de
scribing the winding says:
“United in marriage at a formal
service held the afternoon of Fob-
ruary 16 at SL Clements Episcopal
chur^ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heath
Marsden (Dorothy Virginia Harden)
2? making their home at 6486
^l*®*^**^ 0*.Claremont avenue, in Oakland.
Ca^r Hill Plantatiod. j “Rev. Thomas pfficiated.at the 8
Walter Wooten, of Gastonia, spmit! o’clock nuptial rites for which the
toe week-end with his mother, Mrs. bride wore a formal gown of white
P, M. Wooten, Sr. Miss Rebecca Ed- satin and a full length bridal veil
wards, of Jackson. Mississippi was Her only jewels were a string of heir-
also a guest of Mrs. Wooten for the loom pearls, presented by the family
week-end. ^ bridegroom. Her lie
Mrs. Bu D. Sanders of Atlanta, C^,
has returned after spending a ten-
visit here with her sister, Mrs.
Florence B. Hay. She waa accompan
ied by her husband and daughters
who were here over the week-end.
Buddy Hunter of Angusta, Oa.,
formerly of Camden spent the week
end here with friends. He received
his discharge from the U. 8. Navy
RAGE SEVEN
Little—Sailor
The South Side Baptist church of
m, Fla., was the scene of
recent]]« And is attending the Univer
sity of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
Lleutwiant Edward Lovett. U.S.M C.
who hds served in the Pacific^* for
over a year .has returned to the
States. He is expected in Camden
within a few days. His wife is the
former Miss Louise Taylor of Lugoff.
Mr. and Mrs. James Witten Stuart
and sons Barry and Billy, returned
to their home in Indianapolis, Ind.,
on Tuesday after a two weeks visit
with Mr. Stuart’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George B. Stuart, Sr., Lytiletoa
St.
' Mr.^nd Mrs. Wallis Smith have
gone to Garden, Pa., to make thetf
home. Mr. Smith received hia
charge from the Naval Air Corps! on
March 11. •Mrs. Smith is the former
Jean Mayer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Mayer.
Word has be«n received from Cor-
ppral L.' A. Sowell, Bamberg, Ger
many. that he is leaving and will be
home wlthi;^ a short while. He has
served oveiaeas for a year. Recent
ly, while ph a. deer hunt in Germany,
he bagged six deer. .
Capt and Mrs. G. T. Hendrix, Jr.,
and daughter Barbara Carol, have re-
turned to Camden from FI Worth,
Texas, where Capt. Hendrix has been
stationed with the F. W. A. A. Field.
They will occupy their home in Lake
View in the near future.
Guests for the season at the Hotel
Camden include: Mr. and Mrs. Kent
Miller and children, Kent, Jr.. .Phebe
and Mimi, of Louisville and BalG-
more.; Horatio Luro of Boenotf Aries,
Argentina. South .America • Chafles
Whittinghara o^Bpng JMand/ N. Y.-.
and Stanley Duot; 'of York, who
is golf pro at the Camden Country
clnb.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M, “Bud" Whltely
of Sandersky, Ohio, were guests last
week of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nettles.
Mr. Whltriy will be remembered here
as being a member of the 80th En
gineers of PL Belvoir, Va., who were
stationed here in 1241. He and Mrs.
Whltely were enronte home after a
weddlv trip spent is Chiba and
Florida. ^
U.S.N.R.,'of Whiting Field, Fla., and
Los Angeles, Cal. Rev. A. M. Her
rington,^ pastor of the church, per-
. formed the double ring ceremony in
JBarden, brother of the bride, from j the presence of relatives and friends.
of the bridegroom. Her flowers were
a shower of white bouvardia and or
chids. The bridal attendants, gown
ed in pastel green, were matron of
honor, Mrs. Athlea H. Stitt of Des
Moines, Iowa, a sister of the bride; JJscksonvill
Miss Judith Marsten of Spokane, a lovely wedding Friday evening.
Wash., sister of the bridegroc^ and March 1, at 9 o’clock, when Miss Peg-
flo.wer girls. Hiss Barbara Bishop of gy Frances Little of this city became
San Francisco. The trio carried the brtoe of Ensign Geoiige Sailor,
Talisman roses. •
“CapUin Ro|)ert W. Welch, U.S.N.,
San Francisco, performed best man’s
duties and ushers included Hobart
Des Moines, and Robert Lane 'Qii-
cago. The parents of ihe bridegroom,
(Tolonel nnalilrs. C. J. Marsten (Bess
Heath) flew from Dee Moines to at
tend their son’s wedding. Also Mr.
and Mrs. Hobart Harden, pardhts of
the bride, were here from Dm Moines.
“Hotel (Tlaremont furnished the set
ting for the post nilptial reception.
The bridegroom, a farmer civilian
employee of the U. S. army, is now
engtg^ in business in San Fran
cisco.
Hinson—Wxon
Mr. and Mrs. J. Sidney Hinson an-
dounee the marriage of their daugh
ter, MargareL to Paul Franklin Nix
on of Winston-Salem, Wednesday
evening. March 6, at the home of Rev.
L B. McIntyre in Charleston.
Mrs. Nixon hira as her only atten
dant. Mrs. Rebecca Jermlgan ot
Charleston and North Carolina. The
bride waa ,attired ^in a dressmaker’a
■nit of powder blue with black
acceasoriee and riie a^ wore a cor.
sage of red roses. Her attendant were
a dressmaker's suit of dark green
wool with white acceaeories. The
groom was attended by James Stall-
ingR of Raleigh. N. C.
The bride wag formerly from Cam
den. being a graduate of toe high
school here.'For the past three years
she has resided with her parents in
Charleston, being employed in the
Supply Dept, of the Charleston Naval
shipyard. The groom is a son of Mr.
and Mrs. T. J. Nljton of ThomasviUe,
N. C. He attended ichoola in North
Carolina until he was called into the
navy in 1944. He received hia dis
charge March 8.. 1946, after aerving
24 rntmtoa overseas.
Mr. and Mrs. Nixon are making
their home i® Wlnaton-Salem, where
the groom is employed.
The pre-nuptial ptusic ,wa8 given by
Mrs. Isabel Sims, organist, tne num
bers Wing “LieWatraum” by' LibxL
“O Promise Me” by ^Koven. The
traditional wading maacbes were
used and during the ceremony the
organist played “To a Wild Rose."
Attending the' bride as' maid of
honor was Miss Josephine' Lourcey
of Jacksonville who wore a black
dress with chartreuse accessories and
a corsag^e of white carnations. Jimmy
Little of Camden, brother of the
bride, was beet man. The bride was
given in marriage by her uncle, Eu
gene L; Moseley, of this city, and she
was attired in a soft beige wool tWo-
piece suit, white blouscKand gloves,
a small close-fitting black hat with
floral ^design and her stoeWsories were
black. Her corsage was of gardenias.
The bride is tW daughter of Mrs.
Miller Little of this city and a grad
uate of the Camden high school.. En
sign Sailor is the son of Mrs. Hil^
Stanley and George ^Sailor, Sr., of
Los Angeles. The young couple left
after the ceremony by plane" for
Whiting Field, Florida, where Ensign
Sailor is stationed.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mrs. Anthony Kennedy Blakeney
announces the engagement of ber
daughter Miss Henrietta Shannon
Blakeney to Mr. Louis Frank Wood
ruff of Birmingham, Alabama. Miss
Blakeney is the daughter o^ Mrs.
Blakeney (Henrietta DeLoache) nnd
the late Mr. Blakeney ot Camden
The wedding is planned for the early
Summer.
MRS. CROOKS TO SING HERE
On Sunday, March 84, at the morn
ing service at Betheeda PreabyteHan
church, Mrs. Edwin Crooks.'a Colum
bia and Mr. Edward Thompson will
sing “Love Divine All Love Bxcell-
Ing," by Sir John Stainer. Everyone
is cordlaly invited to this service.
AUXILIARY TO MEET
The houpUal auxiliary .will meet
Monday, March 26to, at 4 p. m. The
meeting will be held at the Nurses
home. A full attendance is urged.
Parties
On Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs,
John Whitaker, Jr., entertained at a
most delightful party. 'The house
was beautifully decorated .with a pro
fusion of spring flowers. Assisting
Mrs. Whitaker in serving were her
daughter, Mr*. Leonard Hauprich, and
Mrs. Rippon LaRoche.
MRS. JAMES W. STUART
IS COMPLIMENTED
Mra. George B. Stuart, Jr.,.oompli-
mented her sister-in-law, Mrs. James
W. Stuart, ot, Indiana^lls. Ind., with
a bridge luddheon on .Thursday.
Luncheon was i^rved at three small
tables and cards followed. SL Pat
rick's Ds^r motif was carried out ef
fectively in toe refreshments, floral
arrangements and. tally cards. Prises
were awarded Mrs. E. Clarkson
Rhame for high score, Mrs. ESliott
Sheorn for. low score and to Mrs.
_ rt. toe hostess presented a guest
prise. Invited to this lovely affair
were: Mrs. M. Lee Mays. Mrs. W. C.
Hongh, Hr*. Charles DeLoache. Mrs,
Frank Montgomery, Mrs. J. B. Mc-
Kain, Mrs. Marie Haile. Mrs. Elliott
Sheom, Mrs. Clarkson RRkme, Mrs.
Jack Nettles, Mrs. O. E. StuarL Sr-*
and the hoboree.
Mrs. Jack Nettles entertained at a
pretty Easter party on Friday after
noon at Hotel CamdM in lonor ot
Mys. James Witten Stuart of India
napolis, Ind., Bridgp was played at
four taibles and prises ...*rere won by'
Mrs. W. C. Hough for hifto score, Mrs.
Moultri* Bhrps for low score and to
Mrs. Stuart,. Mrs. Burns* who was
before her recent marriage Mias Mary'
Trott of Charleston, and to Mrs. Dan
Mackey of Marietta, Ga., the hostess
Presented guest prises.
At the conclusion of the' bridge
game the guests were Invited to the
tea table presided over by Mrs.
George Stuart, Sr., and assisCed by
Mrs. J. A. Sterne, Mrs. John T.
Nettles, Sr., and Mrs. George Stugrt,
Jr, Tea guests Included Mrs. Grainger
Kornegay, Mrs. Boykin Rhame, Mrs.
Rufus Redfearu, Mrs. Marie Halle
and Mrs. Lee Mays.
Bridge guests were: Mrs. Jim Dar
by. Mrs. N, V. Haifley, Mrs. Kent
Miller, Mrs. W. ,D. Nettles, Mrs.
Ellldtt Sheorn, Mrs. W. C. Hough.
Mrs. Ralph Little, Mrs. Charles De-
Ijoache, Mrs! Prank Montgomery*
Mrs. J. E. McKain. Mrs. E. Clarkson
Rhame, Mrs. Mcltiltrie Burns, Mrs.
John Brown, Mrs W. F, Nettles, Jr.,
Mrs. Dan M*ckey and Mrs. Stuart
^ Peebles—Jordan
Of Fide interest to their many
friends iTnd relatives was toe mar
riage of Miss Blma Cathwine Peebles
and Mr. Edward Charlie Jordan of
Camden. The' ceremony took place
at 8:00 p. m. March 12th, at the home
of Probate Judge, Mr. N. C. Arnett
of Camden.
Mrs. Jordan- is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. C. S. Peebles of Cassatt
She Is a graduate of Antioch High
school and' la now employed as
caahler at Roses B and 10.
Mr. Jordan Is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. J. Jordad of Camden. He was
recently discharged from the Armed
servlcbs after serving three years
and four months overseas in the
European theater. - A
' After returning from a short trip
to the mountains, the couple will
make their home in Camden.
KERSHAW GAROKH
CLUB MEEtS
The.Kershaw Garden Club held Us
March meeting at the home of Mrs.
C. A. Horton. Wednesday afternoon.
March ISth, Mrs. J. R. BTIrns and Mrs.
Bari Perry ww^ assisUnt hostesses.
, Mrs. John M. Brewer, club., presi.
dent, presided at the business session.
The program .presented includ^ a
reading, “Amateur Gardens”, by Mrs.
Jphn M. Brewer; an article on “Types
of Arrangements to Take to Patients
iQ the Hospitals", by Mrs. McA. Hil
ton, and a flower contest.
It was announced that garbage'cans
had been purchased by the Gardep
club and placed at various places ift
the business district.
At the conclusion ot the program
refreshments were served by the hos
tesses.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson, Jr.,
of 413 "EL Walnut Street, announce‘the
.arrival - of thdir daughter, Gec^a
Carol, at the Camden hospital, March
6. Mrs. l^Ison Fas the former' Ethel
Orandon, of Camden.
Spencer Snpport^
• Spencer Corset Co. has resumed
the nuinufaoture . of , Individually
dealgntd part efaatlo glrdlea and
eorseleta.
•Theta are \4 addition to their
regular line*. Zipper* are now
available on bll types of supports
If dealred. ^
• Will be In Ckmden sevaraV day*
a week.
MRS. JOE McCLURE, R. N.
K^rahaw, S. C.
Box 215 Phone 16
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Wednesday, Mar. 27
NEWBERRY^
Miss Nancy Wrtts was hostess to
her bridge club lali'wTek. An extra
table was added in honor of Mrs.
Sherrll Rogers, of Pickens. Beside
blob members, those present were,
Mrs. Regers, Mrs. R. B. Stevenson,
Jr., Mrs.-Charles Vlaeent, Mrs. Je
rome Hoffer, Jr., and Mrs. William
Netties. Mrs. Nettles and Mrs. Jul
ian Sanders, Jr., were high ecore
winners. The hoefhsa served straw
berry shortcake and coffee.
Mrs. Leonard Schenk entertained
the Wedneeday Afternoon Bridge
Club last wetir. There wwe no sob-
stltntea and Mrs. Elisabeth Mauldin
and Mrs. Dees Ooodale were high
score winners for ths afternoon. The
hoeteea served delightful,, refresh
ments-
Mrs. Mary Ixmg entertained a few
friends At cocktails on Saturday af
ternoon in honor of her brother, Wal
ter Wooten, of Gaetonia, and Miss Re
becca Edwards, of Jackson. Miss.
Mrs. Thomas Daniels, Sr., entertafai-
ed with a cocktail party on Saturday
in honor of Mrs. Forrest Daniels of
St Paul
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Mr. and Mrs. John Daniels and Mr.
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Offleld of
Cassatt announce tite arrival of a
baby girl, Linda Mae, born Sunday,
March 10, 1946 at the Cjamdsn hospi
tal. Mrs. Offleld is the zonher Lillie
Mae Hyatt daughter of Mr.
Mrs. W. A. Hyatt of Cassatt
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