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a cAiim s () Babbitt to ipendto* a toaak ^ in Virginia. Barke of QraoaTffla la mu Lai Blakeney. . rlrolyn Boykin to vtolUng tf*WSrdeLo*cJ^ in Laacaatar. >“ Ann Clyb^ to tp«id- at Ridgecroat, N. C. . J. Bw** ^ Monday at Myrtto Boack. F*^Mr8 Gralnfar Gaither E SJ weekend at Pawleya la- ^ wd Mrs. Mauric^larke <rf spent last weekend in Ur'vaTspent the weekend with i^^dra Heyward of Waahlnf fff ^nf her grandmother, Mra, « i»*e ^1^ the weekend in Camden hkidly. i/nifle Blakeney weeks with ■_Maiiton, L. I. BSuT Mra Charles Bolneau, Jr., ' rtIrwMkend with Mr. and Mra. Sr. „ fi. W 0. Hay and Thotnww^ **V^‘ttng Mr. and Mra. W. 6. la Rldtewood, N. J. ®PhlHp Miner and children ot Md are visiting her parents, Mra -1- Smith. Ben Smith of Columbia to , week in Camden with JSSr, Mrs. O..T. Little. R 0 Boykin who has recently re- dlschrage from the nary !Tkome with his parents. Md Mrs. J. Lantye WilllfoM I rettrn home today after apend- -1 wMk at Pawleya Island, fun Stephen Team and three chll- Ufolf were the guests last _r ef Mrs. William Shannon. It, Eohert Taft and daughter, p*. of Charleston, are vtoitlng Mrs. Ji mother, Mrs. H. S. Steedm^. latH Martha Kirk left on Tuesday Charlotteerllle, Va., where she ipend aereral we^s with rela- D. Ancrum of Itort to spending friends In Mrs. Perry Fallow and granddaugh ter, ^tttoe Hold, of Columbia, are Wding some time with Mrs. R. L. Moeeley. Mrs. Fred Stokes and daughter, Allle StokM, returned to North Charleston Wednesday where Mies OUle Stokes will continue her bus^ ness course In Charleston. Stewart Clarkson of WashingUm spent last week in Camden with his nmlly. Mrs. Clarkson and two chil dren are the guests lor several weeks of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. McKaln. Mrs. R. B. Pitts, Sr., mtertained the members of the Wednesday Morning Bridge .club last week at her home on Brevgrd Place. Light refresh, ments were served after the games. Joe Jackson, son of Mrs. Wade I* Stokes, Sr., has recently recelvedlhls kson- MAJOH—BURNt ‘ A sreddlag of ifMe aoelal iatersat and marked by nnnsaal charm atod dignity was that of Mrs. Margaret Roper Major of BennettsvlUe and New Orieaas, and Dr. Comellns Benton Bums of Camd^ which took place at i o'Mock on Vi^dnoeday afternoon. Jnly 10, In Qraoo Eptocopsl. churdi. Canal street. News Orlssas, Dr. Rob erta P. Johnson ot Charleston, cousin of the groom, officiating. The bride, irho was* given In mar* rtoge by her brother. Thomas Roper FAQI tIVEN Mrs. RusseD To ' Return,To Camden EatimaMe Cknmcter PurcknaM Mnekny Honan Qn North MUI Stront “Brownie” Passes . littin Dofb Fnmilinr To Mniiy CnnadMtnn, Dina After. Opomtioie Mrs. Jnlia Russell, one of Camden’s most beloved wintw residents, who Chambers, of LoulsvlUe, Ky., wore an disposing Simons and Billy Zsng of bh spent iMt week In Camden their cousin. Bernard H. IK Barbara Ray has returned to iileitoD after spending the week- wlth her parents, Mr. and Mrs [» Md Mrs. John K. deLoacb and Bratton, and Mra. Thomaa An- wen Tlsltora In Charlotte on day. fin R. V. O’Brien nad young son Bitm FYancls, from Newark, N. J., iTtoting her parents, Mr. and Mrs 11 Nelson. _ . Ilr ud Mrs. Charles H. Zemp and nd Mrs. Reuben Pitts have re- from New York whsrs they a week. Hi John Dsvldsotf and non, id Kershaw w«e the gneete^t ot the former's mother, Mra. p-Asd HsUe. IdTud Mra. William LaRocbe, who bsen visiting Mrs. LaR^hei Dr. and M«. Idwln Kerrtoon, J rstarned to Charleston, f^n Hunter Kennedy, ao* « . sM Mrs. Robert Kennedy to wtolt- [ Us parents. Captain Kennedy bee returned from BlklnL Ifeud Mrs. JuMan Bums have ra- from New Orleans where they the wedding of Mrs. M^ Roper Major and Dr. C. B. Ik. tad Mrs. Burchfll Moors and M Charleston are. visiting Moore’s parents, Mr. and Mra C. Whitaker, Sr., before.going to Itto Betty West, who gradnated yisr from Wlnthrop college, to secretarial work daring the months at the First Nations in Sumter. [I I* Clybum and son, Steve, visit* blends in Hsrtsville last week. Gybwn, who Is takteg’ a-o morse at Wlnthrop, wsm home put weekend. lib. and Mrs. J. M. Sandifer, Mr. lbs. Rufus R. Clarke and dangh* of Columbia were Snnday gnests wd Mrs. John L. Team apd toilbecta Team. West, student at Dnlm sinl- Md David West, atudmit at •pent the weekend with their Mrs. L. L. West Other week* 1*^* vere Miss Caroline Marsh, Myers, Fla^ and Mr. am •tonnan McGnrry of Lake City. discharge from the navy st Jac vlUe, Fla. He plans to resume his studies St Clemson college the 29th. Capt. and Mrs. H. M. Wllltoms (Mary Moseley) and two children of Lantana, Florida, returned to their home after spending two weeks with Mrs. Willtom’s mother, Mrs. R. L. Moeeley. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Laney and chll* dren returned to Charleeton af^er spending their vacation with tlvee In Camden. “Bnck’* Laney to captain at the naval base fire de* partment On Saturday afternoon. Buss Bar nett entertained ten of his friends at Chanoefleld plantation In honor of his eighth birthday. After a swim In the lake the children enjoyed delicioas refreshments. Miss Lillian Yates left on Friday for Clearwater, Fla., where she will visit her sister, Mrs. David Perkins. ■Vom there she will go to the British West' Indies to visit her brother, Major C. H. Yates. Attending the funeral for Fred itokes tost Monday were: Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Stokes of WalterbOro and forth (Charleston, Mr. and Mrs. Carl* ton Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Car penter of North Charleeton. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Tillery of Montgomery, Ala., were gnests of Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Boykin of North Broad street last week. Mrs. Tillery to the ormer Miss Ellle Skey of Sumter and has many friends In Camden. The- family of the late John M Watkins will celebrate his birthday on July 28, with a family reunion, held at George’s fish pond, on the es tate of John M. Watkins. All friends and relatives are Invited and asked to bring dinner. Capt. J. W. Rash was s weokent guest at the home of Mrs. J. R. Belk )e returned to Mlaml,«Fla.. od Sun day and was accompanied by his wife and little son, Jimmy, who had spent tha past two months with her mother, Mrs. Belk. Captain Rash Is pilot for the Eastern Air Lines. Mrs. John L. Team was hostess on Wednesday afternoon to her bridge club. Substitutes for tha afternoon were Mrs. Hen^ Beard, Miss Lillian Yatea ahd Mrs. TliOasas Ancrum. High scores were won by Miss Ystes and Mrs., Ancrum. After cards the hostess served dellclotts sandwiches .cotdEles and pnnch. exquisite dress of aqna bine silk and carried a bonqnet ot orchids and miles of the valley. Her maid of honor and only attendant. Mtaa Mary Lawless of California, wore a dreia of mMon coloied sUk and carried a bonqnet of Talisman roses. Julian Bams of Camden wsa hto brotheria beet man, and the ushers ’were Moultrie Bums of Camden and Dr. C. Yancey of New Orleans. After the ceremony, a reception was held, la the 8t. Charles hotel. During the afternoon the couple left for their wedding trip to EMgewater, Onlfport La., and from there to Mexico City by plane. They will make heir home In Orangeburg where Dr. lams will practice pediatrics, of her Mill strbOt property, has pur chased the Mackey residence on Mill street and will return to make Cam den her home.’ This will be good news to all of Camden, who have enjoyed the fine tnCnence of this estimable riisracter over s period of many years. While a member of the (tomden winter colony and Interested In the activities of this group, Mrs. Ruasell has always been active in Camden jcivlo affairs. ALL1N~CRAFT EngegemeUt of Note Centering wide social interest to the engagement ot Lily Ripley Hen derson and Eklward McHwain (BM) Ctmlg of Columbia and Camden, an nounced .today by the bride-elect’s hther. Lily to the.lovely, and charming daughter of Daniel Sullivan Hender son and the lath Mrs. Henderson of Aiken and Columbia. Hm* mother was formerly Catherine H. Wymsn of Aiken. The bride-elect ’ was educated In Aiken and Columbia schools and took special coorses at the University of Sonth ChuN^ina. For the past two years she has been with radio ate* tlon WTAM In Charleaton and was formerly connected with the state board of health and the National Travelers’ Aid In Columbia. Lily at tended the Assembly baU In Columbia several seaions ago and she to a member of the Juglor League of Co lombia and Lea Demotoelles. Ed is the son, of Mrs; Robert B. Craig of CJolumbla and the late Brigadier General Cndg. adjutant general of South Carolina from 1922 1929. Hto mother, before mar- In a simple but impressive cere mony at Calvary Methodist church at High Point. N. C. ,on Friday, June 28, at 8 o’clock, Misa Treva Mae Al len of Pinnacle and High'Point. N. C.. became the bride of Walter Pnwton Craft of Caasatt, S. C. Rev. Coy B. Newton, pastor of the church, of- fkiated, using the double ring cere mony. White itodioll with ferns and palms and seven branched candelabras hold ing white lighted tapers made an ef fective setting for the ceremony. The candles were lighted by Rigor and John Austin just before the cere mony. Music was given by Miss Mary Frances Crowell, pianist, and Argie Wood, soloist. Miss Crowell played To A WUd Rose", “I Love You Truly" and "Indian Love Call’’ As a prelude Mr. Wood sang "Because’’ and HThe Lord’s Prayer’’. The traditional wedding marches were used. The only attendant of the bride was her slater, Mtoa Maude Creed, of Siloam, who wore a lime colored dress with black patent acceseoriea with a corsage of white Carnations pinned on her shoulder. The groom had as hto beat man, Cnrtis Creed, brother-in-law of the bride. The bride, an attractive bmnet, jEore a white palm beech anU with "The famUlar figure of little Brownie will be seen on the. stroeto of Camden no mdN. "She pesMd to her reward Friday, Jnly 12, at the age ot 11 years. A good old age for a dog. "When her young master, Oscar Wooten, went away to war,, she was tehderlyy eared for by Mr. Ashcraft at the Pplmetto hotel, where she numbered her friends by the hun dred. "A few we^a ago she had a serions operation. She palled through beautifully to the 'delii^t of all and she wtas overjoyed to be among friends again. "Suddenly she became very ill and passed away while loving friends were taking her to the hospital. Her cherry greeting will be mined" —Oontriboted. Lancaster. The bridegroom-elect was educated In the Colnmbla schools and to well known In music circles here, being a member of the Sbandon Choral society and has done choir work In eereral churches of the city He served In the United States navy for four and a half years as chief yonman and 'received hto discharge in the spring. Ed has now resumed hto former position with the South- „ Cotton Oil company in Camden. Uly and Ed are to be mairled at 7 o’clock Wednesday evening .August 14 In the First Presbyterian church • —<3Mumbto Stato. em WEDOINQ AT LIBERTY HILL Mr. and Mrs. Selwyn H. Cunning ham of Liberty* Hill announce the ap proaching nurriage of their danghter, Adella, to Stanley Duda, Jr., of El mer, N. J., and Camden. The wedding will take place at 8 p. m. on Wednes day, July 24, In the Liberty HiU Pres- bjrterton church. BIRTH ANNOUNCBMENT Bm-n to Major and Mrs. Joe H. OUtner Saturday, July IS. at the Camden hospital, a daughter, Pamela. Mrs. OUtner Is the former Mtos* ImciUe Ooaby of (^eatw, S. O. Major OUtner to now stationed at Shaw Field In Sumter, S. C. NOnC£ " Notice la hereby given that F\U1 Paid Certificate No. 700 Issued by the Wateree Building & Loan Association for five shares of F^ill Paid Stock has been lost o;' destroyed, and after pub- Ucation of notice as required ^ law. I wUl ap^y to the aald Aasoctotlon for a duplicate certificate of stock. 18-18P Mrs. Carrie Wolfe \ (L State Capital Life Insurance company with headquartera at High Point They are making tbelr home on East Washington street in High Point. to —M*— , — » , — m — rlage, was Annie Lontoe Mcllwain of white acceesoriee and a pink blouse. Her corsage was of pink rose bods Fallowing the ceremony the couple paused In the church veetibule where they greeted many friends. The bride Is the daughter of Mf. and Mrs. John P. Allen of Pinnacle and grad uated with the class of ’44 from the Shoal’s high school. Later she attend ed the James Business college and later became affiliated with the of fice etaff of Tomlinson of High Point The groom to a son of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Craft of Cassatt and was re cently discharged from the army after serving three and a halt years In the Service. He to connected with the 'A,l‘''-I sroit^MiiT Dmlgm/td Eapmelmtty for Ybm To rdiem that midiM Intlgae Mid tfred, ndiiBg bsMk* Pnctorg* preseriplioiu cavM fidljr RIImL MRS. JOE McCXURE, R. N. KBfBhaw, $. CL Bex Eli FhoM LIKiS the clear-cut simplicity ot modern furniture CAN put on a crasy hat and look wonderful in it READS the newest books, sees the newest show before any of your friends... In International Sterling h for you... 1 The Hof f er Co. jBwIors and OptosnRtrWts WATKINB—MURREL Mtos llamas Watkins and B. R Murrel ware married at Florence on Jnly t. The bride to the daiBhter of Mr. and Mrs. John Watkins ot Cassatt She attmided the University ot Sonth Carolina, and ainee her graduation has taught scho<d for three ysars. Mr. Murrel to [the son Mr. and Mra. Jasper Mnrjel of BoUvto, N. C. The young couple are making their home In'FlorenoA BRADLEY—WYATT Mias WUma Bradley of thto city, danghter ot Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brad ley, became the bride of Elbert Wyatt, MoMM IXJ, son ot Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Wyatt of Green Sulphur Springs, West at a wedding ~ that tocA Friday afternoon, July 12, at th# home of Rev. W. R. Pettigrew, paa- tor 6t Citadel Square Baptist church in Charleaton. The doable ring cere mony was losed. The bride’s only attendant was Mrs. H. M. OsTScb and (Joxswain H. M Gersch waa the best mao. The bride wore navy blue with white acces sorise and her corsage waa of white camellas. 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