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W' tHt^^OlW CMHOWCLl, eAMDtIi, •OUTH •MlCLtWA. FWIIWV. APHlj. 9k IMt S () c 1 (, I 'i ifiM Rhetu BUkeaey . sp^at tfl* 1*25^ In AUMt*. •. ll«UeB speut ^ w*efcy ^ SrS^ *• ▼taltinc h«r *^-«”VS2Tiioow im York. ^ ^Klrklind of Boston wm tho wiM Itbel Tst« nn* li«- ««»«»•«' fS? moored to SportonlMirf ob JL *c**D.’ Bheoloy i» Tisttlnf hor T. A. Anderson, at hls hoias on not street . a noncan EJdwards of Pasodsao, ^ Is TlslUnf hls mother. 'Sarles^R^ZeDW, Jr., of (Jharleston collepe spent the Baster ka^end at home. William Denham of Wflpihiston. kginfrare, spent a week with Mr. and ^ j W. C. Boykin. DaTld R. WUllains. Jr., left Sonday Tulsa. Mrs. Williams is risitlng aother in Clereland. llT \and Mrs, Kirhy Topper and Urfty^PPer, Jr., of Chester were ^end Tisitors in Camden, r^... . u..ii.pQ« lin, returned omv^urope aiierWrring for tfiflhes tears wdlh the armed forcee. Miss M^ret Almond of Cincln- »tl spent the Easter holidays with er mother. Mrs. C. V. Salmond. Mr and Mrs. qi,L.» Munn and boys, Rock Hill, spettk “Sonday with Mr. unn's hfother on mrnpUrn street. Mr. Jimmie Mann, and family, hare red to York, . where Mrj'Munn is charge of the Rogers storS thereu. Mr. and Mrs. Louis deiy^h and.| ndren ot' Lancast^ w'erin^snts on Iter Sunday ot Mrs.’ Pt M. Whoten, Ira. ChirW'*t!!bker ai^ Mbert Cokar of Harts- lie were viswrs In Csmdsn on Sat- sy. -1^ w I Ensign John^ngford of New Lon- d^ Conn., spent the Baster hottdaya with Mr. add Mrs. Charlea B. Boln- sso, Sr. MaJw Mooltrle Brailaford attended the ^nal^4M>nTeation and banquet of the Huguenot Society in Charleston tast week. Mr. and Ifrs. Tom Waller bars re- tora^ to their home in Bedford HUM. N. Y., after spending the winter months in Camden. — . Mr. and' Mrs.. Donald 'Morriaon'andi- son. Donald, spent the weekend in Raleigh with Mrs. Moniaon'a aistar, Mra. William S. Hicka. Mra. H. A. SmaU and diildren, Sandra, Betty and Buddy, spent Eas ter holidays with Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Rlckenbacker of Cameron. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Bolnsno, Jr., of Colombia spent aeveral days with Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Boln- eau, Sr., at MMfieldB PlantaUos. . The many friends of Mrs, J<Uin Q. Coates wUl be Interested to know that the has gone to Petersburg, Vs., to PAQI PIVI f? MRS. B(RL.TON IS HOSTESS Mrs. NswsU Bolton entertained at dinner <m Thursday in honor of her danghter, Mbs AUoe Wick and kar honse guesta, the Miaaea Joan Koch. Ann Wheeler and Sal^ Uoyd. ENTERTAIN AT COCKTAILS Mm. Dwl|^ Partridge Mrs. Oralng- •r Qalther and Mra. C. P. DoBose sn- tartained at oocktaila at the home of Mrs. Partrldgs in ho^r of IIH. John Daniels. •ARRATT-^LKMINQ Myers Psrk Methodist Vrarch la Charlotte wee the scene ol a heanU- fnl wedding Tuesday ni|^ April II. at 8:t0 o’clock when JdW Dorothy Hitcblaon Sarratt. ytomw Camden of Lau- HAVE WEUfER ROAST On Saturday erentng. Mlae Shirley 0‘Hanion entertained If young peoide at a welner roast at her home on Mill street in honor of her fourteenth birthday. After the supper the hostess and her gueeta played games danced. gtrU became the b^de rence Edwin FleMlngl Dr. George HeaUm. pastmr of Myani fbrk Bapllat church, (Mticiated. The ▼owa were spokeu befnKt,.AACceen of lace fern and southern smllaz inter spersed by numerous seTwi-brsnched candelabra holding cathedral tapers. Before the ceremony Mrs. Chariea A.) Moseley. Jr,. - organist, played “Libeatranm’* by Lists and “Are MarU‘'-^by Gtounod and lirs. Robert J. Mnlwee sang “Becanae” by d’Hard- olot The wedding inarch from **Loh- engrin” by Wagner was played for the processional and daring the ser- Tice *'0 Perfect LoTe” was played. Mrs. Mttlwee sang “The Lord’s Ftmy- er” by Mallotte as the benediction and Mendelaaobo’s march from *“A Midsummer Night’s Dream” was used for the recessional.. Dr. WUliam Yfarrin Bcruggs was the hridsgro^'i best man. Ushers tHANKRr-ftCDOl HOUGH Mrs. Emily Shanks, formerly of Camden, and Mr. Herbert Rsddthongh of ChloBfo. IBh were married at the Aabary* Memorial Methodist chnrdi in Charlsston Sunday, April >1, at thrss o’clock with the Rst. J. CarlIsM Smiley tdticlatittg. , Mrs. Reddlhoagh ifas the wife of the Iste A. A. Shanks, well known master plumber ot Camden. Mr. Reddibough is formerly of Bradford, England. After an extended wedding trip .the ’couple wUl make their home In'Florida. PARTIES FOR VA88AR GIRLS Mrs. WUliam F. Buckley was boat* ess last week at a ”Vaasar Party", glTen for the Vasaar girls, tkelr moth. erp and grandmothers. Among thoaeiTTere Reed Sarratt, Jr., brother of IV Pr®aont at the luncheon were: Mrs.] the bride. Dr. Robert E'McCall, Dr. Jota her husband. Sat John’ n;danghter and!WUliam C. Matthew#, ahd Dr. Ber- ■ granddaughter. Mrs. Locy^ Deane and nard Walker, all of Charlotte, Dr. Miss Lucy Deans: Mrs. Walter-White William P. Leonard of AUanU. Oa.. and danghtara, the Missee Martha and land Banks Gladden of Cheater. 8. C. Mary White of. Stateburg and Oerb-j The bride, who was giren In maX' !¥•* **®r father, Alexander Reed ,rQiGEi stir^ E$p«eUBy rdiero t^rMo^Sihn^niybe lildd, adiinf- V i. JOE Mtcumts: a M. Knrali^w, ^ ■««. 21*' * ; iMms^i Coatea Bobber Watkins hss returned to Do- uatur, Georgia, after spending the spring holidays with hls grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R, Watkins, Laurens Court. Miss Louisa Hutchinson of Ken tucky was the weekend guest of My. and Mra, J. W. C. Boykln.Miaa Hutch inson is a member of the staff of CHASE magasine. Mr. and Mra. W. A. Grant and young dauriiter, Caroline, of Lum- berton, N. C., were EastM* guests of Mrs. Grants parents. Mr.»and Mrs. Joe Gaskin, Haile street. Johnny Znnp gaVe a farewell i^rty for Mus Sandra Heyward who left on Friday for Washini^n. After playing Tsrious garnet^ sandwiches, cookies, and punch wem serred. ... Mrs. J. L. Wright of Atlanta and Mrs. Lena E Hillman of NaShTiHs are expected this week to be the guests of Miss Ethel Yatei'for ser- eral days at the Court Inn. Mrs. Herbert and Dari^King, of Latfrel, Md„ were week-en^ guests of Mrtk. W. L. Sanders, Camdsn. Mr. and Mrs.-W. F. King, who hsTs been on aU extended riait here rstumed with them. Miss Betty Waite, University of N. C. Womeu’s college, Greensboro, and CadeV,l^mner Waite (rf Marlon MUl- tary' Institute, Alabama, spent Baster with their mother* 12rs. Snmner Waite* ^ MrS.'Al^ndeT Hejrward and three diUdrerf^^t on Friday for Washing ton Srbbre Captain Hey;wsrd is ata- tionqd . for the present.^ They will “Sinke their home" toare for tM next •'few^ ymrs, Mlw Yatrlcia Buchley- of Vasaar and . Mias Maureen Buckley of the Sacfkl Heart CifiTSirO in Oonhecti cntt w spending tnelr opring vaca tion at home. On .Thursday, Miss e ’lacilla Buckley'iriR visit bar broth , Lieutenant Wllliaxp F, Buckley st Port Ssm Hoba^n, TexsSf CHGAGCMCNT ANNOUNCEO, * Mr: and Mrs. J. H. laiiot^ announce the. bngagemeQt of thehr daughter,' Bolton and daughter, Miea Alice | Sarratt of Brevard, wore a wedding Wick, and Mias Wick’s three gnbsta.lgown of candlelight brocade satin de- Mhw Joan Koch of Greenwich. Conn., | signed with a fitted bodice buttoned and Miss Ann WbeMer and Mtas Sally] up the frost to the Illy neckline Joyd of Providence, R I.; Mrs. Buck-1 which tied Ih a bow, long sleeves ey and danghter, Mias Patricia Buck-lending in calls lily points over the ey. The party was v picketed by Mrs. hands, and s full gather^ skirt Jen Heath, a' graduate of Smith col-1 which extended into a Grain. Her lege. On Sunday, the same group was full length veil of nosegay tibe himd- entertalned by’Mrs. Robert W. Pomrl drees of orpmge blossoms''aitd ^e eroy.., | carried a bouquet of white orchids. . The only ornament df the bride was GUESTS EJNJOY “DERBY DAY" |a gold bracelet which belonged to Saturday ^as "Derby Day” ^atjher paternal grandmother and was Mulberry Plantation, the hosts being] worn by ber in her wedding., Mr. and Mrs. David R. Williams. Jr.. I Miss Betty Jane Sfrratt .'was her Mr. and Mrs. JohnjDaniela and'Jsck I sister’s maid of honor. She wore Hill. The many guests enjoyed the] gown of camellia pink nylon taffe row boat races, p^estriah pold^ Sadj brhich was fashioned with a high a game of acrftball between the polo I round neck, fitted bodice buttoned to officers and "Bloomer gala.’’ Ajfterj the waist, cap aleevea, and full, akirt the contest, a barbecue supper wssIShe wore matching * long glovea, served. |headdreee of a half circle of pink . rosebuds and -i^eeu leavea, and caX' HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB I ried a bouquet of mixed flowers In Mrs. R E. Stevenson, Sr., bnter- tb American Beauty. tained the membera of her bridge clubl ***?*^^^“ on Wednesday afteraoon. Mrs. A. H®®rIck^of Fallaton and Char- McKaln and Mrs. Stevenson were high hotte_a9d. Mra. Carl PltU .Giles of Mlaa Margaret Mack of Mooreavllle, score winner# and Mrs Ral^ lE1o^®“ Alpins, Their dresses; flowers. Miss BtSMor Anderson of Chsraw. tie and Mrs. S. W. Van lindlngham W®atlcal to'-” '' substituted for absent members. ] that of the inrid of honor. Ann Sarratt, nisce of ths bride, KERSHAW Garden club MEETin" ^® 0®®^®*“ flrt she wore s pink net drees over’aatln with a circlet of pink roeetruds in her hair and carried The Kershaw Garden club'held its L. 8. Cr(,«oii, Sr, WediuiAr uUQdint, .nil rv.i. I •2™* Sarratt. stepmother of the ^^■Ibrlderwrore s dress of aqua crepe and ton. i^il 17. Mrs. W. C. Cook, Mrs. O. Croxto* aw were asswiMii. ,1a shoulder bouhuet of purple orchMs. presided at thd buaineee se^n. Fleming, the bridegroom a moth- ODiuvu mi. uto uiuuiM MMiua. i There were a number of Tteitora! J^oulder bouquet of lavender orchids. Reeeptlon at Club Immediately after the wedding present The program presented included s dftplay of c<MorfnI, artistic flower ar- reception was held ^ the Myers of the clnb from theft prdeM. *rhy|p^ bride’s* table waa tw » tac -Ul Bn** doth *«1 graced with a punch bowl at each mid ‘A***®- ^ «*y®®«®m®ttt of . **A*®®, AY.* \/r ^ p -place faaMayr. hostsaaea Mra. Albert sistor of tke bridegroom, and Mrs. T. L. Little pre sided at the punch howls. Assisting n serving were Mies lues Osborna Miss Libby Trull, Miss Margaret Neal. Miss Elotss Alexander, Miss Cokis Ltofg. and Miss Jane Whalin. Mra Nat Alexander, aunt of the bride, kept the register. latter in the evening the couple eft on a wedding trip to New York, after which they will make, their tome in Charlotte. For traveling the bride w^ a beige wool suit with lirown aceseeoriee and a ahoulder bouquet of white orchids. Bride'and Bridegroom Mrs. flemtng is the attractive daughter of-Alexander Reed Sarratt of Brevard and the late Mra Joncle Hutchiaon Sarratt. She was graduated from high i^ool in Camdep, S. C., attended Qumus' college and Carollba Business school, and for the ladT three yeans has held a secretarial potiUon with B. and L. Enterprises ip Char lotte. Since ihe announcement of her engagement the popular bride has been hoAOijed with numerons cour- teslea. ’ The brldegrooni. who. la a local surgeon, is the son of Mr. and Mra N. M. Fleming of Charlq^te. .He was gradoated from Wake Forest'college and from' the Medical School of the Univeraity of Pennsylvania Dr. Flem ing held th'o rank of 'major In the Army Medical corps and served U months overseas with the 88th EYa cuation Hospital unit in England, Africa, and Italy. '. Out-t^-town guests included Mr. and Mrtf. Sam Hall, and Mr. and Mrs. Ward Guy of States villa Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Fleming of Taylorsville, Mr. and Mra.’‘B. R Baker of Centenary, 8. C., Misa Helena Watt of Waablngton, James Baxter Sarratt of San Fran cisco, qaltf.;' Mra. J. A. Gray of High Polqt, Mr. and Mra. John Barger and P. 7*. i4. Committee Holds Meeting A committee meeting was > held on April 17, tn Mr. Henry Savage's 1 of fice to discuss plans«>for the Parent- Teachers organisation and also to dis cuss the duties of each chairman. Mrs. Mortimer Muller la in charge/ of the lunch rooips. Mra. C. P. ^Du^ Bose. Jr., chairman of the teei^agc canteen, and Mra. I. Galon. u charge of the grounds. Each chairman is to appoint her committee and mnke..a report at the next meeting to be held the first TlMursday in May. • Mrs. Burke described the P. T. A. in Vtrginla and Mra. Nettles that in Alabama. A membership drive is to be launched and plana were made to of fer a prUe to the ro^m having the greatest number of parents present at the next meeting, two points for the* tsthera and oue point for the mothers. Mra. Nettles waa asked to plan the program for the next meeting and to secure a speakar. Mrs. George Stuart, Jr., the flrst vice presideuL conducted the meeting and those present were: Mrs. Henry Savage, Jr.. Mrs. George Stuart, Jr., Mrs. hldwln Guy, Mrs. W. F. Nettles, Jr.. Mrs. de Loaohe. Mra. L. L Outon, Jr., Mrs. Muller, Mrs. C. P. DuBoee, Jr., Mrs. Burke. Mrs. Wall. Drive CBrefully-—Save a life. S. C., Mr. and Mrs. David Barnes of Rrevard, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Marshall, Dr. add Mrs. Charles Sowell, Mrs. Mark Harris, all of Camden, 8. C., Mr. and Mra. C. P. Oilea of Glen Ai- ^e, Mr. and Mrs. Banks Gladden and Mr. »nd Mrs. Rosa Gladden of Ches ter, S. Ch sad Dr. and Mrs- Willianv P; Leonard of'Atlanta Oa. Mrs. Paul (Stogner) Tabor has re turned home after epeading two weeks here rrith her parents. Mr. and Mrs, Cr-P. Stogner. Mr. and Mra. Frank O. Rector are here oa a risit to the later's parents. Mr. end Mrs. C. I. Stogner. , lisst €<donel Brevard Boykin, who has been on a 48-daF leave from the army, spendiag the time with hie family on Carrison atreet, left Ahls week for Fort McClelland. Ala., Wnere he will receive a aew asaigameat. // «IJ(. KINOHA M The Hoffer Co7 iBBrBig>#iMd‘^bptPinBtriatg HOSPITAL AUXILIARV JARKTI NO Court Inn Notes A The,Wswaa'a AuxUlary>of the Cam- ■n, den boapital wflj bold s regular, meet- lag at UM hnrses'hOBMS next Monday at 4 p: nue' * CO] low opm MoM\ A . s;-’ C/^DEN. a 'ADJACENT Rtdi» -j ' Mr. and Mra. Ben Ames WUllams are spending some*tlme la Rkhmond after a vtait of several days at tha Oonrt Ina. Mr. gad Mrs. Jansss Davis and sofM of HUhland Psrk, Ol.. irs gnssts for two wSoKs St Qis Court Inn. Mr. and Mrs. George C. Stsalsy en- tertalned Mr. ana Mrs. Robert TailM gnd Rodney Jarvis at dinner on Eas ter Sunday at the Court Inn. Mrs. William Ralnsford-and Ken neth Fraser were dinner gtwsts of MUs Ethel Tates on Sunday. Mf- and Mrs. Donald Mclhness hare returned to Oarrlson, N, T., after aa extended suy at the Conrt Ian- . Mr. and* Mra. E L. Pemberton of Scarsdsle, N. Y., have returned home after jpending two months at the Court Dua * • ■ Wtd Ladies’(X>ATS ^ .Voar- OMt Mwom a xUam ttfAurhl line, m fai tk* ClittBrfkilJs kmd / loosA fho^ toijis, or-Jt^d grBC«Kll7 femininB m m Om bBtotd atflMl ColorM^aatf MalrGk achim mm •UgaaeBl AH wool! SiMmSimSO, REPIUCE0 TOl- J . ■ $1M0 $1100 L^es* SUITS TVstdasak BMil — collar, lasal, rag^^ slaairag, dte, mwhmw •! coBtkuaa lb mmd taala. FaAioM*s mOthm a cRfdif^ ■Acklhsa, ad diaawaa, taparad Ukalg balladt . Fartal wordada REDUCED TO— V $110» UdiM' DRESSES ifor a iMTiMl'IiMfa Blurry. * Rright-ayad ~ lid — dkar fUrk, sk %BB f tm M. 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