The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 10, 1946, Image 5
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^kendf with rriatira. In
S. C.
« o o«sktn of Dalphtaf Va„
„ed homo on MondV •«« a
K, Ttott with har daufhtar, Mrs.
rd Bojkln.
«nd5 wni be fladjto kn^ that
r P Brown la, hnproTtn* at
iiice hoepltal. Ctolumbda. w^
JTbeen for a little orer a waefc
‘S.^ter, Mrr R07 Abbott. ^
htofton. 1« here with her, anoth-
JShter. Mn. Dick Gate^ ha^
Qdd to J&lQ08tQ.WU, N. C*# MtOT
*^d^Mr*. Maurice Clarke- and
Marfaret CUrke motored to
rii IiUnd 'laat week Thuraday to
nd the day with Captain and Mra.
kif" Clarke. Captain Clarke, an
Lr of the Dnlted SUteo Marine
is ststtoned at Parrla laUnd.
in Beardsley and Mra. Carrie M.
s have returned from 4 week’#
of Florida, during which they
lited relatlvee. alsb SUtot Springa
I other 'important |ind Intereatlng
bU In that state.
y A Jordan and family and Mias
rr kenning:ton of Camden visited
/ Olin (Bud) Jordan Sunday at
I Marine base. Parrla Island, S. C
fr and Mrs. Donald Morrison and
ind Mra. Frank H. Heath were
tsTllle visitors Sunday. .
Ir. and Mrs. Karl Grabs of Fair-
Conn., were visitors In Camden
the weekend.
In Sumner Wahe, Broad street,
rMsived word that hef husband,
onel Sumner WalM, who has bean
jtl of staff at Governor’s Island,
[t., has been assigned to New Delhi
Ichlef of missfen.
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Caav Lejeuae^ N. C- where Pe
days with UsitSBant’
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It several 4a
Mrs, Wilimm
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McMaster
■ftSMT mm IApA v a
Pther MahaMsy attended the oon-1^ Geniia]l Al*f^
cert In* the Townahlp auditortum inf"* WJIUMUI
Have A
meat suppoiT
E»p0eUify Fmr Yost
^e relieve that andian fatigue
tired, arJiing bndu
MS* prtaetiplitooB care*
filled
I JOE McCLURE, R. N.
Kershaw, S. C.
218 PheiM It
Pfc. John C. AlezasMler, seta of Mrs.
Amelia Alexander of this city has
^n admitted' to the Oliver General
sMpltal at Augusta for treatment
Ha aarred In the Rrmj aaTan jaars,
a majority of the time ovhrseas. He
wa# with the 17th,rsignal battalion.
Mr. and Mrs. Gkylord Tucker have
returned to their home in Saratoga,
,N. Yi, after spending the winter sea
son In .Camden.
Miss Anna Whiting James of Cum
berland, Md., was the guest" for s
week of Mr. and Mrs. Arden Lowndes.
Miss Marian Tresise of Oshawa,
Oat, Is spending two weeks with Dr.
and Mrs. Maurice; Clarke. Miss Tre
sise is a niece of Mrs. Clark.
Captain and Mra. P. N. Freeman
(Ann Clarkson) sad little son are
vJslUag Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. H. Clark-
son.
Mr. and Mrs. William GHIlard of
Bhitawvills were visitors in Camden
on Sunday.
Mrs. Donald Campbell retdmed lastfWi
week from Sewanee where she visitecTtae:
her son. Donald Campbell, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gay and their
guests attended the concert at ^ the
Township auditorium In Columbia on
Thursday, Friday and " Saturday
nights.
Mrs. J. G. Cunningham Is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. W. R. Kiner In
Los Angeles. Mrs. Cunningham motor>i
ed there with Mrs. H. L. Richey and
Mrs. Paul White (Mary Rltftey). Mrs.
White will go to Honolulu to Join
her husband.
Mrs. W. J.'MaVfield has returned
from Asheville where she spent sev
eral weeks.
Mr.''and Mrs. Dongal Blssell and two
sons of Charleston' were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. John ViUeplgne on
Sunday.
Captain and Mrs. Jack Richards,
U. S. Air cprps, are visiting the for
mer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O.
Richards. Captain' and Mrs. Richards
wers recently married In Calcutta,
India.
Ifrs. C. 'E. Watts and Mrs. B. G.
Sanders spent Thursday in Charlotte.
Mrs. Aloyslns Steiner of New Or
leans Is visiting her dsoghter, Mrs.
W. F, Buckley.
Mr. and Mrs. James Steiner and
Mrs. Waltw Morvsnt of New Orleans
were guests for several days of the
former’s sister, Mrs. W. F. Backlsy.
Mrs. Ben MLoache Is spending
some time in St. Louis.
Mr. and .Mrs. R. M. Kennedy of
Columbia are making their home tem
porarily with Miss Lai Blakeney.
John Mnllea, Sr., is spending sev
eral days in Charleston on business.
Mrs. Leonard Hauprich has re
turned from Orangeburg where she
spent several days with her husband.
Mrs. Ike Jones had as her weekend
guest. Mrs. EHlsabeth Eaves of At
lanta.
Miss Nancy Watts spent the week
end In Charlotte with Mrs. H. C.
Sharpe. *
David A. Powers, 911 Fair street,
has recelvsd fals honorabla discharge
from the U. 8. navy after serving
three years and seven - months, rt
which 87 months wars nvsrsass. w
entered the service September Id
1942. He wears the A-P and Bhiropean
theater ribbons and haa a victory
medal.
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Oolumbla on Friday nght,
Captain and Mra. George Bnumoa,
army medical oorpt. -anoduned thd
birth of a ton la Columbia.
Lieutenant and Mrs. William WUnOn
(Betty Blakeney), U, S. Marine corpa,
announce the birth of a daui^tpr ait
Camp Lejeunp. N. C.,
Mr. 1^ Mrs. T. J. Wooten enter
tained at dinner for a purty of twelve
at their home at Bbykln.
Mrs. .Mary W. Long uid two chil
dren and. Mre. F. M. Wooten. Sr*, ard
aUylng .wlth Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Bpy^ln. Wannsh plantation, until
their home Is railalrM.
With Red Cross
Former Cumdoa Girl Hnn Sec-
mtnrinl PtwHiom In
TheETO
Parties
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
Elisabeth Mauldin entertained the
members of bm* . bridge club, Mrs. T.
L«e Little and Mrs. R. BL Stevenson,
Sr..- were high score winners, and
Mrs. Mauldin’s dsugbter, Mrs. Zerbd
was guest'-player. Refreshments were
rved after cards.
Mrs. Ddwln Korrison antertalned.
the members of her bridge club on
Thursday afternoon at her home on
Fair street. Substitutes for tbs after
noon were Mrs. ESeanor Marvin. Mrs.
.^ohn deLoach. Mra. A. S. Llewellyn..
Mr. and Mrs. Charled E. Bolneau,
Sr., entertained at a dinner party at
Midfields plantation for a group of
young people. Among thoee' present
were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Boin.
eau Jr., Miss Frances West, William
Mullen, Kirby Tapper, Frederick
Mullen and Trlppett Bolneau.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. W. F,
luckley entertained a small group of
'rlends'‘at cocktails on the terraoe of
her home, Kamchatka.
On Tuesday afternoon Miss Elsie
ledfeam and Mra. Rufns Redfearh
entertained with a drop-in party at
drs. Redfeam!a.vhome' In-tiie - country
at “Millstone^’ for Mias RbetU Blak
eney whose marriage to Frank Wood
ruff of Birmingham, Ala., will take
place OB Saturday afternoon. Tbe
hostesses served sandwiches, cake
and pnneh. Mrs. N. V. Hawley as
sisted St the punch bowl. Mise Blak
eney was presented with a gift
On Thursday afternoon Miss Nancy
Watts entertained the bridge club of
which she la a member. High score
winners were ^ Mrs. Charles Vincent
and Mrs. Julira Sanders, Jr. Substl-
tntes for the afternoon were Mrs.
Vincent and Mrs. R. E. Stevenson, Jr.
Miss Watts served Coca-Cola, sand
wiches and cookies.
Mrs. Jack Nettles gave s party on
Wednesday afternoon in honor of the
second birthday of her little daugh
ter, Mary Elisabeth. The children, all
close playmates of the' little girl, were
given backets and shovels and played
out of doors in the sandbox. Inter
refreabanents of Individnal cakes
wtth 1^ cpndl# on each, i«e eraanv
and c^swtair gnm were served.
MEMORIAL DAY AT THE
GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Nylon Hose
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Persons holding registration tickets
for Nylon Hose from Belk’s store, regard
less of number, are urged to come in with
in the-next 10 days and receive their pair.
You are requested to bring your* ticket.
Miss Margaret Rockafellow, (tarmer
Camden resident and for some time
employed as a stenographer in the
rtenry Savage, Jr., law <^cee. has
arrived at the European theater of
operations as an American Red Cross
secretary, according to - announce
ment from the national headquarters
of the American Red Cross In Wash-
ngton. She Is stationed at InglestadL
Germany. ~
Until her appointment to tm Red
Cross, Miss Rockafellow wan em
ployed In a aecretarlal capacity by tbq
R. M Griffith' Theaters, Inc., at Dal-
as, Texaa.-Previously she wks em
ployed'by Mr. Savage, she attended
Mary Baldwin college at Staunton,
Va.. Duke university at Durham, N. C.,
and Draughon’s Buslnesa college at
Colombia.
During the residence of Miss Rock-
sfellow in Camden she was promin
ent in the younger coclal group. Her
sister. Miss Tannle Rockafellow is
making her ‘'home in Camden, being
employed by L. W. Boykin. IL as a
bookkeeper in his pulp wood hluiness.
..Both of the Rockafellow i^ls were
active In affalr8'''bf Grace Episcopal
church.
Miss Rockafellow is the 'second
Camden eoclety girl to ^ with the
Red Cross in the Ehiropean theater in
responsible position. The , other Is
Mrs. John KnlghL the former Betty
Whitaker, daughter of -Mr. and Mrs.
C. C. Whitaker. -
jHiiior-Seraor
Bwigoet
The Juniors of Mt Plsgab high
school entertained the senlora, fac-
g)|y and friends with a lovely ban
quet Friday nlghL May 8. 1941. The
Home llconomics department vras
decorated as a Gypsy camp. 'The pro
gram was as Mlows:
Invocation: Mr. Griffin “Call of the
Wild”; toast to seniors, by Bdns
Gardner; response. Doris Roberts;
special moslc, Nell Fletcher Waq-
ders; toast to fscnlty, by Betty Brsd-
ley; response. Mr. Griffin; song,
"Plsy to Me Gypey", by Willie Kath-
ryn Catoe and Margie Horton.
Waitreeses, dresaed In Gypey cos
tumes were: Catherine Vincent. Mar
gie Johnson, Rena Bradley, Velma
Mnnn and Frances Rodgers. Tbe
menu consisted of: Grapefruit cock
tail chicken salad on lettuce, crack
era, sliced tomatoes, potato chips,
deviled eggs ice cream, enp cakee and
Iced tea.
The banquet waa planned under the
direction of Mrs. Doris Deaton Home
Economics teacher.
President, Edna Gardner; vice
presidenL Betty Bradley.
Kerchaw Garden Club to Meet
.- The Kershaw Gardsn eluh.'wUl mset
Ytaseday afternoon. May 81. at
o’^ock at the home of Mrs. Hnbsrt
Sowell with Mrs. Jess# Mobley and
Mrs. C. R. Blakeney as assistant
Ths foll^taf PWam wm aplM- hostesses. Members pleass notice tiiat
hM been changed
Mditoi^m <m Memorial Day, Friday, the second Wednesday In each
J® Tw I month to the third Tueeday.
Psalms 121. Marion Smith; Prayer'
Song, Scho^
Onward Christian Sol
dier. School; ‘The Conquered Ban
ner", Vera MeCaskfll; SaluU to the,
Confederate Flag, led by Joe Wil
liams; *Tsntlng ’Tonight’’ and Dixie,
school; “Sleep Soldier. Bleep”, double
male quartette;''Doing Home”, song. I
Edward Thompeon; Pledge of Al
legiance to the U. S. flag, led by|
lizard Graham, school; "Star-
Spangled Banner", school, sudisnee.
The program committee consisted of j
Mrs. J. S. Guy. Mrs. Charles Ssl-
mond and Miss Ada Phelps, whoiS ar-j
tistio stage decorations were en-
hswwd by interectlng (dd Confederate I
pictures and relloa recent acquisitions]
of the sebooL
Drivg CaNfullr^—4«vg • lift
- AUXH.1AEV TG-MEET-
’The American Legion auxiliary will
meet this afternoon at 4 o’clock at
Mra. M. G. Muller’s. Rectory Square.
The aeelstlng hoeteea will be Mrs.
WUsy Shemm. Popples mads by ths
vel;jBrans..Jwl}l he on sale Saturday,
May 88. Memorial Day, May 10. will
be obeerved as usual by ths auxiliary.
Spectacles were invented by a
monk in Florence* Italyr In USS.
Cortets Spirella
Indivkhially Pgolftd Fmoi*
datioaa, GMIm lUMi fltamt-
aagret, Pfrigw of yam fif^
nro in yqmr own boi^. >
Mrs. Joe Gaskin
Bos 168 Phm 230J
CgnMion, S. C
NOTICE
It waa docidod and votad on at tha laat dMtriot
maatinf of District Now 4ihat duo to proaont hifh liv->
me costa that nuraaa pay would be incraasad, affactiva
May 15. 1546.
Tha following prices wera adopted:
General mnraihg—for day duty $7.60 and night
duty $8.50.
Contagiousi OBS, T. B., Alcoholic and Mental—
$8.50 for day a^ $9.50 night duty.
Nuraaa meals included.
The Hotter Company
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