The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 14, 1946, Image 5
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Cottonseed Crushers Hampton street, went to Sharon. In pale pink.
Conn., where he will join Mrs. Heath
and son, James Bnckley Heath.
Charles E. Maddox, son of Mr .and
Mrs. B. I. Maddox.
tffet CarolTB BldiardiKm Isft
York CUy SoiOay.
ttcbert W. Posssrojr has ra-
to New Yortt City.
Mullen hae rsCnmed from the
of North Carollaa.
'’^itty West Is spending ser-
iMi daya with her aunt, Mrs. Herman
K.“V. in Lake City.
wn Woods RoMnson has returned
» Sarstofs Springs after spending,
Sa winter aewm in Camden.
Mi»8 Helen Oaskin spent last week
n Ifmar as guest of her nacle and
^ Mr. and Mrs. Tod Urge.
The many friends of John Weeks
^ be glad to know that h« has re-
»rered from his recent Illness.
Mn L L West and children, Betty
lad Darid, yislted Mr. and Mrs/ Alro
It^M In Colombia orer the week-
Boy Berry la leering Saturday to
5ln his famUy at Myrtle Be^ and
0 attend the
^DTention.
Miss Aldret Boykin, jjdise Molly
Iheom, Jordan Waite and Sonny Hop-
[hu are tearing Saturday for Camp
Caanga. N, C
Dargan Jennings la home for a
^'a racatlon before returning to
lammer school at the TJnirerstly of
forth Carolina.
Mr. and Mra. John L. Teem and
lias Alberta Team had aa their guests
iooday, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Clarke and
[hlldren of Columbia.
Mrs. William Shannon entertained
ler niece, Mrs. Joseph Brunson, with
t drop-in party Friday morning. About
wenty guests called.
Darid West, a graduate of Camden
llgfa, is planning to enter the Unl-
•rslty of South Carolina on June SO,
0 be^u. his pre-med studies .•
Mrs. Clyde McCreary. Mrs: O. C.
labors, Mrs. Irby Holland and Mrs.
. A Coleman were guests this week
if Mrs. G. F. Cooley, all from CUn-
on, S. C.
Thomas Ancmm, John Mullen and
swrence Graham are m(>torlng to
lyrtle Beach Sunday to attend the
Cottonseed Cmshera convention at the
)c«en Forest hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Mullen,
r., are leaving for Myrtle Beach Mon.
ay (or a few day# before Mr. Mul-
en enters the Unlvelriiity of South
Carolina for the summer session.
Miss Margaret Clark, who recently
ecelred her^ discharge from the
VAVES, Is leaving Friday for Camp
[anoga, N. C.. for the summer. Miss
Clsrk will be on the administrative
taff.
Tbs Wedneeday Morning Bridge
ilab met at the home of Mrs. William
hannon. Miss Alberta Team, Mrs.
Slakeney Zemp and Mlea Leila Shan*
ion were the subsUtutes tor the ab.
«ot members.
William S. Reasenover Is spending
Us week st Bine'Ridge Mount^sa,
• delegate representing
d«t c^rence at which time over
100 delegates are preasat.
Sheheen, Roaalle
“**••*▼ Sheheen, John Barrlne
Torrence. Katherine, Sharon
Shirley OHanloa are lea^
this weekend for Camp St Ann’s
JOWK 14, 1MI
Catholic ...
Bottom. Ptekeas." 8. C.
Mn and Mrs, Sidney 2lemp eater.
AASKIN-4IOUaM
Attmettvs Cara BMabetk
Mgkter ef Mr. and Mra
^ikli. Walaat street, beeaasa tke
hrtie of Aeay Cliftoe tea
of Mrs. Clareace Hoai^ and tke late
Mr. Hough of this city, at a mrigaimr
that took plaoe In the Ural BapUkt
efaurch at Worthington. Ohio, Ja£s.
Rev. J. a CroUy waa the oOlclatlag
clergysMln and the double ring cere.
wae used, Mrs. m W. Connolly,
sister of the Iwide, was the auttron
of honor, whfle the brtdesmalda were
Vhrlan Powers and Betty Ott
Tke bride waa given In marriage ky
Camden I
Notes
^ntlon school at * Rocky Mratker-ln4aw. Edward W. Ooa*
daughter, Ann, with den hi|^ school where the groom also
^Wi mlncatloa.
held at tke American Legion building.
tra^perents of the honoree.
Ben W. Heetk, who has been
on
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nsmw. Fla., returned Sunday and pnie Mae aeceeaorlee nnd worw nn or.
o?^r corsage. The maid of honor wna
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Heath, gowned In blue and the bridem^Z
L0RENTZ-WATKIN8
111A Watkins, son of Mr.
street. »ho t... k,.- ^y***«*®“ «“1 Mrs. J. B Watkins of this city,
married to Miss LoU Lorents of
^e past 27 months 2 of which 'were V«crVer~W«rhi a candleJlght
5StJ *• '*'• J- »• o' tO" Cltl MW
Personnel Seperation center at 22 *
r.'lf ^ ■''•OOOUTW Mixr «Mcr»M th,
1 American De- ceremony as follows; “Miss Lois
fehse medals.
Mrs. James H. Burns, Miss icwimm
Vlllepl^e and Dr. ^nton Bnru
have returned to Camden after a
delightful visit to Now Orleans. Jerry
Welbom, who is a nephew of Cotton
Clark, returned with them and will be
In Camden for the summer. Dr. ^n.
ton Bums, after a month’s visit with
hla mother, will return to New Or
leans for his marriage to Lt. Margaret
R. Major, USNR. The wedding will
take pUce July 10.
BRIDGE PARTY
The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge
club was entM-tained on Wednesday,
June 5, by Mrs. Ralph Stevmmon, Sr.,
at her home on Fair street High score
wu* awarded Mrs. John L. Team. De-
licioas refreshments were served.
TRI-GAMMA DANCE
On 'Thursday evening, June 6, the
annual Trl Gamma June Ball was held
at the New Armory. Music was fur.
nished by Henry Westbrook and or
chestra of Columbia.
The Trl Gamma colors, blue and
white, were used to carry out a vwy
attractive decorative scheme. The tra.
dltional Trl Oamma sign and baskets
of flowers were also nsed. ‘
The main event of the evening was
the Grand March led by the officers
and tbefar dates. ImmediatMy after tte
Grand March a presentation of Invita
tions ^to new members and nosegays
to new officers was made by the
president Miss Carolyn Campbell.
New officers for 46.47 ara; Misa
Tteglnia Cassiibell, prsaldent; Misa
Jean Lee, vice president; Miss Betty
Sue Hancock, secretary, and Miss
Bnenla Hancock, treasurer. i.
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY
TO MEET
The American Legion Auxiliary wUl
nmet next TViday, the 14th, at 4
o’clock at Mrs. M. M. Reasonovera.
Assisting hostess will be Mrs. J. Ia
Wimford.
At our last meeting Mrs. Belk read
a list of articles wanted by hosplials
at Fort Jackson. We hope that all
members of this unit will respond.
The ’’Poppy” sale was quite a sue.
cess, due to the efforts of Mrs. Rea-
sonover, the chairman, and her aides
and a generous public.
Members were agsln asked by Mrs.
downing to turn in any coupons they
may have at present time.
I^r our entertainment Mary Jean
ette Campbell recited **In Flanders
1M7 ROOBtS MOS.
AMmcAi PRsir mviMAV
The Hoffer Co.
Mrelora and OptoniBlrigte
Fans! F
where they expect to spend the next
ten day^. Their son and brother, Bar-
mon O4 Hancock, Jr., former Camden ®**^^r**??i
high ^ooi baseball and football W®® carried a Colonial
^ .. A _A. . -.A nw
0^; ”rm going to gte a full meal
of mRjor league bosebaU.”
•EXHAUST I^S
•CniCULATING FANS
•VENTHiATHirG FANS
• PEDESTAL FANS
•WINDOW TirP6 FANS
•COUNTER TYPE FANS
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OECmC SffiVlCE ft
niiiiKEi
JOR KACHAob.
Roily.
The bride Is a graduate of the Cam.
uiutuius. Following the ebnicli ceremony a
w ** ^®*’® at the Soineeea
hoateas were as- hotel at Worthington. The connle are
"o”* •« «M4 K Hif»
streeL Worthington.
For (he wedding the bride was at-
Lorents In s candle-light ceremony
last evening st tha home of her par.
enU, Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Lorents, 8807
8 streeL become the bride of Henry
L. Watkins, recently discharged ser*
vlceman. The Rev. Orr A. Cheek
solemnised the cermnony in s room
that had been decked with-large has*
kets of roses and Iris for the occa
sion.
“The bride, wearing a gyay suit
with black accessories and an orchid
corsage, entered on the arm of her
father who gave her in marriage. Her
<HiIy attendanL Mrs. Roy A. Bowman,
her sister, was the matron of honor,
in a black suit with white accessories
and a shoulder spray of gardenias and
sweetpeas. Beat man tor t
groom was Olenn Lorents, I
the bride.
“Following the ceremony, a group
of close friends and the immediate
family gathered to congratnlate the
young couple at a reception which
was high-lighted by the-catting of a
three-tiered cake by the bride and
groom. After the first piece had been
cuL Mrs. Cheek assisted by Mrs.
Donald Lorents and Mrs. lawman
senRpd to the guests.
“Mr. and Mrs. Watkins will make
their home at 601 W Eighth and plan
to take their wedding trip later this
summer. The bridegroom who just
completed SO months, of a two-year
and a halt service pmiod. overseas
with the army in the Booth Pacific
area, is tormkrly of Camden. 8. C.
Miss Lorents completed high school
at Vancouver irith the class of INf.”
. PERRY—LAMOY
The Home Wews, a weekly paper
published at Miami, Fla., carries the
story of the wedding of Miss Char,
lotte Clybum Perry, daughter of Mr.
and Mra. 8teve Perry ct Miami
Springs to Claude Bhnore Lamoy of
MorrisonvUle, N. T.. and formerly of
Camden.
The wedding story under the head-’
ing* ’’Intimate Family Wedding
Chosen by the former MIm Charlotte
Perry’’ goes on to rwUI as foDows:
“C^dlellght and a floral setting of
white' asters. . gladMl and yellow
roses formed the background Sunday,
May 26, for the home wedding of Miss
Charlotte Clybum Perir, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Penr of 114 De-
Leon Drive, Miami Springs, to Claud
Elmore Lamoy of MorrisonvUle. N. T.
“The double-rins ceremony, which
took place at 4:80 p. m., waa per
formed by Dr. J. C. Pelgrim, pastor
of the Miami Springs Presbyterian
church.
“The bride took her vows dressed in
New books at the Camden Public
Library era:
1. ’Tempered Bltde—Barrett. An ex-
citing fictional biography of Jim
Bowie.
2. It Happened in 1946. A recount,
tng of a year’s history In text and
pictures.
2. Peace of Mind—Ltebman. Phy-
chology and religion are combined In
an approach to understaoding hamain
nature an dsolving personality mrob-
lems. '
4. Woman aa Force In History-
Beard. A furvey of women’s position
and influence In western clviUsathm.
5. Then and Now^angham. An
historical novel of Italy and the time
of the Renaisaan^.
6. Dark''Road—^Dkmey.
U. D. C A^ounces
Scholarships Offered
The following scholarsklpa are
available through the United Oaugh.
ters of the Confederacy: (1) Tuitlon-
nnd Part Tuition Scholarships (s)
Brenau College, Oalnesville, Qa., val
ue 8160.00 (b) College of Charleston,
piarleston. 8. C.. value 170.06 (c)
University of North Carolina. Chapel
Hill, N. C. 175.00 (d) Washlngton-and
Lee University, value $100. (2) 01ft
Scholarshipe: Woodrow Wilson Mem
orial Scholarship, value $420.00 at Law
School. University of Virginia. Uni
versity, Va. .Anyone interested is ad-
vised to write to Mrs. Douglas Wlse^
’Trenton, for further information.
RICHARDS AT BRAGG
CapL John O. Richards TV, of 1720
^Ueton StreeL Camden. 8. C., who
has been a patient at Oliver General
hosplui. was transferred to I^rt
Bragg, N. C„ this week where ha
will be processed to begin his tMrmktal
leave from the service. Captain Rich
ards was a member of the air oorps.
Seaman Gardner-
^ Ul^ Mi^uri
Floyd Collins Gardner,' 20,
•econd class, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Foster Gardner. R-1, Bethune,
8 .C., was assigned to the USS Mis-
aourl on May 11, 1946. .
Gardner, who reported to tt»e vee-
ael from the U. 8. Naval Training
Center, Norfolk, Va., entered the
naval service on Febraary 26, 1946,
and received his recruit training at
rte Naval Training Center. NorfoUc,
Mr and Mra. Lewis Lee dybura of
Camden, 8. C., and Mrs. Fred Floyd
of Liberty Hfll, 8. C.
“A reception followed tha cere-
mony and later a wedding supper
was given at ’The Garden restaurant
for the famUy and wedding party.
’The former Mist Perry sttandad
Cltw Orov^ and Miami Renlor
high school. The groom attended
schools In Camden. 8. C., and spent
two years at pre-medical stadlea at
tha University of South
He was released from senrioa De
cember 1946 after serving with the
8th Air Force overseas and aofaing
tha Air SMdal with Cluster, tha
European Theater of Gperatloos rib-
bon with three battle stain aaR tha
Good CondocL- the dmsHcan 1%atar
of Gparatlans and tha Victory medals.
“T^ eoupla l<t^Mi a two-OKmUi
^'«Bding trip thrm^ New York .and
Canada after which Utay plan to Uva
In ColumbU. 8. C.. where tha groom
wui study madiclna at tha fTahraralty
of Sooth OanU^”
FACE FIVE
Potatoes And *
Tomatoes Are
Ci Same Plant
And Jo# Horaaby Rubs Hia
Ejrot fai AmoBOBMBt At
ftUk Vmm
Franke Himie Sold
To Prominent
N. Y. ^ident
EaUte Known Aa Moatly Hall
Ckanfea Hnnda. Nnw Ownmr
Here Nowendber 1
Jos Hornsby, a share cropper on
the A. A. Corbett farm, located on
U. 8. Highway No. L two miles east
of (hunden, thought he was seeing
things when he pulled up a potato
Vina a few daya ago.
Few the Irish potato vine not only
boasted at nine potatoes but also five
tomatoes.
All of which bM caused Joe and
Mr. OtMTbett to ponder over the strange
happenings In this atomic age.
1^ Corbett farm is better known
hereabouts as tha Rhame farm.
ON UBS CLAMP
Burke B. Hammond, torpedoman,
first class, Kershaw. 8. C.. is ssrvlng
sboard ths rspair ship USS ClamP
which will taks part In ths coming
atomic bomb tests In Blli|nLAtoll.
Ths Clamp Is assigned‘to ths fire,
fighting and salvage unit of Joint
Task Force One. After^the first test
the ship assist in tha salvage and
repair of the target fleet. %
KERSHAW GARDEN CLUB MEETS
The Kershaw Garden club wlU meet
Tueeday aftprnoon, June 18 at 4
o’clock at the home of Mrs. W. K.
Gunter, with Mrs. C. C. Agerton, Mrs.
R. K. GsntL and Mrs. O. H. McKagen
as assistant hostessea.
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of James Quincy
Godwin whom God called home four
months ago today:
Dear Quincy, thou hast gone
To that bleased land of rest;
Twss hard to part with you
But .the dear Lord knew beat.
What is home without you Dear?
Never, nevermore, the same;
When evening shades are falling
And we all alone, O! If you
Could only come home.
This Sunday it's Fathers Day;
G! the saddest dsy of ill toe year
Darling, we don’t think of you as
Dead, but just away. All we can
Do is place the flowers on your grave,
Darling, just one month and
Three days aftw you passed away
God gave me a precious baby
Girl. She’s just like you
So kind, loving and so true.
We miss yon now, our hearts are sore
Aa time goes by, we miss you mooa;
Your loving smile, your gentle faoe,
No one can fill your vacant place,
p. Mrs. James Quincy Godwin
and children.
Camden’s finest Kirkwood
Heights homes, located on ground
hallowed by battle of toe Revolu-
tlonary war has been sold by Gen
eral GusUv H. Franke to Earl Pot
ter, prominent member of the New
York Stock Exchange and a grandson
of toe late Henry Codman Potter,
■piacopal bishop of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Potter, who have
been gusats in Camden on a number
of occasions and who have also spent
a number of winters s^ Aiken, sre
enthusiastic sport followers, espec
ially of equestrian events. Mr. Potter
is a director of the United Hunt of
New York. He ranks as an outstand-
tng rider. They will take poeaesslon
(rf tbelr Camden home about No
vember 1.
General and Mrs. Frsnke have
been residents of Camden but a few
years, but have won a wide follow,
ing of friends for their untiring seal
In civic and social affairs. It is under-
stood that they plan to* make their
home at Myrtle Beach.
The property involved id the real
estate deal just announced is known
to Camden peo^e as moatly hall and
prior to Its occupancy by General lAd
Mrs. Franke, was the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart Rplrd of New York.
8. C. POLITICAL—
(Continued from first poge)
dates were Jesse T. Anderson of
Florence, H. Odelle Harman of Lex
ington and W. D. Nixon of ColurabLt.
For commissioner of agricuUnre.
the incumbent. J. Roy Jones, had op
position from Alfred W. Bethea of
Dillon.
A.’l other Ineumbenta of state of-
flcae are unopposed for renomlna-
tlon.
DR. BROOKE WILL
PREACH AT RBFUQt
Dr. W. 8. Brooke, gen. sea..traM. of
Oolumbla, 8. C.. will preach for na at
Refuge BapUit ohur^ next Bunday
monring, June 16. at 11 d*eloek. We
would like to bare all who can to be
with us. We will gla^ walaome all
who cooM. Bav. J. F. Haanond, paa-
SPENCER SUPPORT
P—igwarf gtparfnffy For Yok
To rdieva tkat nndoo fatifne
mmd tlNd, nAfnf bndk.
DMaeriptfoM catw
•Uj AHmT
MRS. JOE MeCLURE, R. N.
KotbImiw, 8. C
■m til Fhona 1«
o a oowwor.oo •••
In
Field” and iloe Mickle, Jr., played ui*u<7 um .ww.
itlcotiQiUL OIL piano,. f<rilowsd a Charles Armour aqua linen
by piano solo by Mrs. Gandy. “““■
After the meeting refreshments were
served by toe bosteases.
noon dress of cut-ont leaf design
with swoetheart neckline. She wore a
starched Dutch cap of white lace and
carried a white prayer book decked
HANCOCKS TO ST. LOUIS Vanda Tdrra o^lds and i^rt
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Hancock. Sr.. »treamem She was given In marriage
with their daughters. Betty and ^
Uanla, left Thmrsday for St Lonla , JJ**’
where tSev exueet to aoend the next Camden, S. C., a dpae friend who
came here especially for the wedding,
spun
nose.
WUVMMi «liU SUULIMBU
star, te at Scott Flying field, near 8L **.T- ^ ri^Knm
Loals. Father and son expect to spend wSS
moat af thatr afternoons and evenings
at ^rtsmana Park, where the
BromU and remineia hold forth. nshera, cousins of toe yde,
“FOvj once’’ quoth the senior Hsn- IWtt
AIM*' ‘•fm anfii* tn rntm • IMII maal ®r uanwen. B. M.
The wedding music wh)eh preced
ed toe cerMBony waa pravUM by
Anna Laurie Lea. Bilactlaaa played
on a piano with aolo vox attaskmaat
were ’’Beoanaa^’, -’’Alwiuw” and- ’1
Love Yo« Tmlyi’. '
"Other gnests who caota firom out
of town to attend the wedding were
LUCKY PURCHASE
SAMgONl CARD
TABLES
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