The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 12, 1946, Image 7
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THl CAMDIW CHUOWCLi. eAMOlIL MUTN
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1.^5**?. l^ir*ek. Mr.. R. M
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P- H. Carroll, in
e ilUch roinje, and his sistar in Barling-
iiC last ’waak.
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^or to ChadastoiL
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^om Pawlars Island.
V* 4 ifrs. Jamas Swaot ara
JJiJlJ'^Jfaral weak* at Pawleja
Mm AL S. Llewallyn ara
‘^relatives la'Richmond' and
S2!’Louie ot ColnmMa sprat
of Julr in Camden with
■!!j*^brld«e Trott of CharlaotoB
•Stof to*- daufUtar Mrs. Monl.
•'tlir'wlll be no mora maatings
j^Amarican Legion auxlllarj nn-
■‘iStfSrV- MuUen left on Wad-
Miranna whwra ha will
• mA.
Shetta McDowell and Miss
McDowell spent last wa^end at
^yi Island.
trailam Weston of Charlaaton
l^the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
^ VUlepigne
Tidolph Kirkland of Newbefrrjr is
jite mother, Mrs. T. J. Ktiic-
for a week.
T W. Coart of Horida is
dis« two weeks with her sister,
T J. Kirkland.
,’Diilel Blake, Jr., of Raleigh, was
lilt weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Ijgi K deloach.
^ and Mrs. Louis deLoach and
r spent the weekend with Mrs.
irIt Wooten. Sr.
In Allison DuBose has returned
igae after visiting her 'bother in
IfteBvUle for two weeks.
I Ir and Mrs. Nettles Lindsay hare
latirMd home after spending two
Iweh at Pawleys Island.
Vn J. B. Cantey and Mrs. Albert
ot Columbia,, were visitors
[iftmden on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Henry P. Clybum and
garter of AtlanU are visiting rela*
lllni and friends here.
I Ida Bdlth Llewellyn of California
Ini the guest for several days of Mr.
kri. A S. Llewellyn.
B. A Hughes, from Long Beach,
ipont the weekend heijs with
glitter, Mrs. R. A. Purser.
It. and Mrs. Douglas Montgomery
ICoTnnibia spent the weekend with
and Mrs. J. R. Montgomery,
in. Prank Woodruff ot Birmlng-
to spending several weeks with
notber, Mrs. A. K. Blakeney.
Ikbard Oilllard of Eutawville was
Ike weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs.
|l E. Kirk of Ingleside plantation
Ir. and Mrs. Charles H. Zemp
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Pitta, Jr
tipending a week in New York.
In. Everetts Montgomery and
en visited Mr.‘and Mrs J. 8.
of Monroe, N. C., last week,
i Faith deLoach and Teddy de-
spent the weekend In O^nm-
.wlib Mr. and Mrk. Kershaw de-
Kennedy, Jr., has re-
tum^ Ater a delightful wlslt with
her daughter. Mrs. WUllam McIntyre,
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SimtSI “
^ J^^keford have
mumed after a motor trip through
2*1* inounUins, where they
wited ihteresting points and reUr
ti^®s at Norrts, Tenn.
Mrs. Betty Knight entertained a
group of out of town gueats at a din
ner party at the Court Inn on Toes-
day evening. Before the dinner, Mrs.
Ripon I* Roche entmtained the
aame gnests at cocktails. >
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^ Michael, of York, spent Sunday
Mn Munn's mother,
Is?* Httle
^Pkbter, Gloria,, of Rock Hill.
tmiu*’ if™®® Mr, and Mrs.
Jullgn ^ms and Moultrie Bums left
on Sttnd^ for New Orleans to attend
2^ Mrs. Margaret Major
and Dr. Beaton Bums which will t«ke
P|*®® on Wednesday afternoon at 6
o clock.
Miss Mabel Todd Campbell, daugh.
Mrs. L, P. Campbell,
^fayette street, who Is secretary to
fhe executive of the chemical war
fare headquarters In the Pentagon at
Washington Is sprading a week’s va
cation at her home here.
Mrs. Elisabeth Mauldin was hostess
to the Wednesday 'Afternoon Bridge
club last week. Mrs. Franklin Zerbe
and Mrs. William Nettles were high
score winners for the guests and > Mrs.
J. L. Team won high score for the
club. The hostess served sandwiches
and Coca-Cola.
Benjamin W. Heath, motoring
from Sharon, Conn., to Tampa, Fla.,
where he will take charge of a re
cently opened headquarters of the
Florida Oil company there stopped
over in Camden Monday to visit his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Heath,
Hanipton street
Mrs. Stanley A. Miller, Jr. (for
merly Nets Kirkland), expects to
leave Camden about the 21st for San
Francisco from where she will sail
on the SOth for Shanghai, China,
where she will Join her husband, (Tap-
tain Miller, who is now with China
National Aviation corp.
One of the moat delightful social
affairs of the summer was the
family picnic given by Mr. and Mrs.
Reuben Pitts, Sr., at their cottage on
Hermitage Lake on the evening of
the Fourth of July. Many of the
gumts enjoyed swimming before the
hosts served a delicioas supper. Mrs.
Pitts was asslstad in serving by her
daughters, Mrs. Robert Breck of
Boston, MIsb Mary Pitts and Mrs.
Reuben Pitts, Jr. Later in the etven-
ing there was a brilliant display of
fireworks.
REOFCARN-^AimitON
Of much intarest to their many
frieuds was the marriage of Miss
Khle Cialre Redteam, daughter of
Senator and Mrs. W. T. Redfean of
ttia city and Dr. Frank Haxrisdi of
Memphis, Tenn., which ‘took place
Thursday morning at.n qiclock at the
First Baptist church. Rev. J. R Cas-
ton ofticlattng.
Miss Molly Ruth Redfearn, sistar
of the bride, was maid of honor fuid
her only attendant She wore a white
dress of summer gabardine with
whlu acceeeorlee.
The bride entered the church alone
and was met at the altar by the
poom rad hla^l^ man, Rnfns Red-
feam, brother qi' the bride. She wore
o grey crepe drees of draped design
which was splashed with brown flow
ers. Her accessories were brovm and
white and she wore a single white
orchid. .
Mrs. Harrison is 4he daughter of
Senator and Mrs, W. T. Redfearn and
Is a young- woman of rare charm and
beauty. She received her education In
the Camden schools and at Furman
university and the University of
North Carolina. She was graduated
with a B. S. degree in home eeono-
n^cs. Aftm* graduation she taught in
the city schools at Shelby, N. C., and
later h^d positions at the Southern
Aviation school in Camden and the
SUrks General hospital at Charleston.
Just prior to, her marriage she was
employed as a hostess for .the Ameri
can Airllnea with headquarters In
Memphis.
Dr. Harrison is the son of Mrs.
Frank Harrison. Sr., and the late Dr.
Harrtson of Dallas, Texas. He ttndled
medicine at the University of Texas
at Austin and received his B. S. de
gree St Southern Methodist university
at IMllas. Later he studied at North
western university at Evanston. Ill
where he received the degree of Doc
tor of Philosophy. At present he is
at the head of the anatomy depart
ment at the medical center at the
University of Tennessee at Memphis.
After a short wedding trip. Dr.
and Mrs. Harrison spent a few days
with the bride’s parmts here in Cam-
don and then went to Memphis where
they make their home.
Dr. C F. Wimberly
Former Pastor Of
Local Qiurch IMes
Clartjrman Of
Metliodist Chardi Saocumba
To LiMif IlbaoM
FAQt PIVI
LeMt B. Hamrick
In the passing of Lealio Blantra
Ir. ind Mrs. Carl Hammond (Caro-
Bflton), announco the birth of
kughter, July 8, at tho Camdm
ItaL
CiA and Mrs. A. 8. Heyward and
Mtt have returned to their home
Waihington after sprading a week
Gaaden.
ht Thomas 0. Ancrum of Fort
Va, and Pvt John K. de-
( Camp Lee, Va., spent the
:<ad at home.
Ir. and Mrs. Bellvar Boykin and
Sn Meta Boykin are the gneats for
\nik of Mr. and Mrs. Whit Boykin
'Piwleys Island.
Ir. and Mrs. Glenn O. Payne ot
Point. N.-C., spent the weekend
the latter’s parents. Mr. and
®* W. J. Denton.
Ir. and Mrs. Warren Smith entra
« cocktails on Monday after-
■■ in honor of their UUrteenth
'••Mhn anniversary.
Ir*. J. C. Isenhower and daoi^-
w, Geralene, from Norfolk, Vau, are
at home of her parents, Mr.
•***«• J. B. Williams. . ^ 4
**• Sara Wolfe, Mrs. Fanny Oar-
Miss Rosalie Bloch have re-
12*® from Pawleys Island where
■jf •pent several days,
w®*- R E. Howell and childrm,
Norma Jane and Janet and
M Howell. Jr., are vtaltlng at the
^ of Mrs. E. T. Barnet. '
^*rence D. CaippbeU. eon of Mr.
■J*. L. p. Campbell, Lafayetto
joined the navy and is mow
at Balnbrldge^ Md.
Uli Coxe and Mr. and Mrs.
wT. froTo retnmed from
Rock where they epent eev-
i tot Mayvlew Manor.
»nd Mrs. c. H. CarroU <
Peggy and Panllne. tpeat
In North (TaroUna Tlatthif
Oh Joy! It’s A Boy
And that’s the reason Foreeter L. B.
Smith is wearing a grin.
They added a member to the for
estry offide here.
None other then Charlee Henderson
Smith, son of Forester and Mrs. L E.
Smith. The young man made hip debut
in this mundane sphere on the morn*
ing of Saturday, July t, at the Cam
den hoepitaL He weighed • pounds
and I ounees.
His daddy, who is vice president
of the Ciimden Lions club already haa
made application for member for hie
eon.
Mrs. Smith, before marriage was
Miss Virginia Faulkner of Rlchraond
Va.'"
PREACH I NO AT MT. ZION
Announcement is made by M. T.
Tmesdale that services will be hrtd
at the Mt. Zion Church Sunday at 4
o'clock. The public is cordially In-
vited.
LACROIX—BRADLEY
Miss Alma Bradley, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Bradley of Camden,
became the bride of Emile Lacroix,
son ot Mr. and Mrs. William Lacroix
of Spencer, Mass. The wedding took
place at 1:00 o’clock. July 2, in the
home of Rev. Ernest Campbell ot
North' Charleston. The double ring
ceremony was performed.
Miss Wilma Bradley of Camden waa
the brides only attendant.
Elbert Wyant MOMM 1-C ot USN
of Hintoh. W. Va., was best man.
The bride wore a street length dress
of light blue with a corsage of or
chids.
After a short stay in South Caro
lina the couple plan to make their
home in Worcester, Mass.
Dr. Charles Franklin Wimberly,
f^er pastor of the Lyttleton Street
Methodist church, here, died at his
Columbia home Wedne^ay morning
at 1:40 o’clock after an illness of sev
er^ months. He was 80 yoptrs of aga.
Dr. Wimberly on November 1, 1145,
rampleted 50 years of service as a
Methodist minister. For the past
alght years he has been pastor of
the* Oliver Gospel Tabernacle In Co-
umbia. He haa served as chaplain of
I ^*^80001 Carolina state senate since
Dr. Wimberly was held In great re
■pect and esteem by aU his Camden
parishioners and friends. He wap a
native at Illinois; having been bom
In Jefferson county of that state. He
received his education in the public
schools and later went to the Kansas
Normal school ihd VanderbUt uni
versity. HO held the Doctor of Di
vinity from Kentucky Wesleyan.
During his pastorate in Columbia
he received 839 profeaaloia of faith.
In August last year Dr. and Mrs.
Wimberly, the former Miss Clare
Maud Knott of Lenox, Iowa, observed
their golden wedding anniversary.
Dr. Wimberly leaves two sons and
one daughter. The daughter is Mrs.
H. T. Saxton, whose husband is the
headmaster of the Woodberry Forest
school In Virginia. The sons are Lt.
Col. P. Newell Wimberly of the
United States army ihd Capt. Paul
F. Wimberly of- the army. Colonel
Wimberly waa 'at one time a member
of the Camden high school faculty
and acted as band Instructor here
Dr, Wimberly, while in (Tamden,
took a keen interest In the civic af
fairs of the community. He was
greatly intereated. in outdoors sports
and an enthusiastic follower of baae-
balL
An elequent speaker, his aervicea
in. that particular were In frequent
demand.
Charles Knight
Weds In New Yorl
To lire At Cannes
An announcement of more than
usual interest sppeared In s New
Ycirk paper this week and chronicles
the marriage of Charlea Greenlaaf
KnlihL formerly of Cool Springs plan
tation in this community to Mrs
Gladys Monran Richards of Brock-
porL N. Y.
Tke wedding took place last Sat
urday at the home of the bride’s sis
ter, Mrs. Frederick Arnold Manning
of BrockporL
Mr. and Jirs.. KnlghL according to
the New YOTk paper will make their
home at Cannea, France.*
The groom was divorced by his
first wife, Mrs. Helpn Knight of Cool
Springs, last Juna. She will continue
to spend her winters at her Camden
home.
First Nite Game
Scheduled July 23;
To Be Big Event
The first night ball game in Cam
den history will be played on iSies-
day, July 23, when the Camden White
Sox and the Suniter Fiakateers take
part in thia apochal event at Legion
park.
There will be the usual pre-game
program with Mayor McCorkW tosa-
ing the first ball which may be caught
by Z. Sam Karesh, president of Ameri
can Legion Baaeball, Ine. There wHI
be brief talks by Sam Latimer and
,Abe Fennell. Stan LleweUyn and'Bob
K—tody will stmt their' stuff as bafr
ten when the mayor unlimbers hla
hurtBtf am.
Gene Heinrichs is to broadcast thto
play-hy-plsy dascrlptloa oi tlm gUM
over a public address system.
Hamrick Wednesday morning, July 5.
Kenhaw and the anrronnding com
mualty lost rae of Iti moat popular
and kighly raspected citiitons. Hto
death came suddenly ae a result of a
heart attack.
Bora In Rntherfordton, N. C., iDhh
23, 1894, a.aoBiOf George and Jose-
Idiine Blantra Hamrick, he moved
with them to Kershaw in his earty
chUdhood. where he resided until his
deeth. He waa connected with the
Southern rnilroed for S3 yeara.
He was a lifelong member of the
Kershaw Methodist chnrch and had
served both as trnstee and steward.
For the past fifteen years he had
been the secretary and treasurer of
this church.
Mr. Hamrick was especially active
in the social, civic and political Ufa
of hia town. Prominent in Masonic
circles he was a past worshipful mas
ter of Abney Lodge Number 111. .At
the time of his death he was a mem-
of the Executive (Tommltthe* of Boy
Scout troop 50, which waa apooMored
by the Masonic Lodge. He had been
member of the city couacU for
twenty-three yeara.
During World War 2 he was a
member ot the local ration board-. He
was a veteran of the Chat world war
and a member of the American Leg
ion.
Mr. Hamrick was married to Janie
Mae Simpson in Pendletout 8. C., on
Aug. 14, 1928. She survives him to
gether with a daughter, Leslie Gar
land and three sisters, Mrs. J. M.
Huckahee of Kershaw, Mrs. Lee R.
Bridges and Miss George Evelyn
Hamrick, of Winston-Salem, N. C.
Funeral aervicss were conducted
from the Kershaw Methodist church,
Thursday afternoon at tour o’clock.
The Rev. Mr. Baker, hia pastor, was
assisted by Rev. L. W. Edwards, pas
tor of the First Baptist church and
Rev. T. C. Bryan, pastor of the George
W. Lee Memorial Presbyterian chnrch
at Winston-Salem. Interment was In
the family plot in the Kershaw ceme
tery. There were many beantifnl
floral expreMlona of aympathy.
Honorary pallbearers were: T. V.
Hongh, H. L McPherson, B. D. Me
Donald. W. T. Clyhnrn, V. 8. Hagint.
M. S. Truesdale, W. A. Shaw, Jr., B.
E. Young, D. M. Gibbons, C. N. Hous
er, Q. A. ‘Williford, L. F. Tmesdale.
Earl Perry, J. R. Bell, J. P. Trues
dale, W. C. Cook. L. 8. Croxton, Alva
BeU, Ralph Gregory, Archie Black
mon, C. T. Green, L.' R Blackmon,
D. R. Starling, O. W. Knight, Jack
Byara, H. N. Hutchinson, T. B. Cly
born, WUliam Hayes. H. J. Mobley,
A. S. Cook, R. M. Perry, Dr. 8. J.
Blackmon, H. E. Bstridge. Ned Greg
ory, T. B. Fletcher, C. R. Blakeney
and L. D. Hamer.
Active pallbearers were: C. A. Hor
Young Presbyterians
To Attend Conference
The foUowing young people of
Bethesda Presbyterian church will
>j le^W ikfhhOay, July 16, for the an
nual young praple's conference of
Congaree Presbytery to be held at
Piedmont Springs, near York. S. C.
Morty Muller, Jr.. Billy Salmond.
Billy Nell. Hugh Billups. Usher
Mirers, Jr., Edna Team, Margaret
vanLandlngham. Patty Balles. Elolse
Qettys, Patricia Hallman. Esther
Marah. They will be accompanied by
their pastor, the Rev. Douglas Mc-
Arn.
Bethesda Presbyterian Church
Sunday, July 14. A. Douglas Mc-
Arn, pastor. Church school at 10
o’clock with a Bible class for every
age. The pursery class continues
through the morning service. Morning
worship at 11:15. At 8 p. m. the Rev.
Bugrae L. Daniel will speak on the
woik ot the church in the matter ot
overseas, relief. Everyone Is cordially
Invltad to attsBd thess semrlcM.
Oreo# Episcopal Church
Holy Communion at 8 a. m.
Children’s stray hour at 10 a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon by
rector at 11:15 a. m.
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