The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 02, 1946, Image 7
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J^to the moottUlM of Kortk
mu” Andenon of Blehmond
neet of **•’• ^ ®’
irtJlBo Rlchwdeoa aikl Mr*,
le^were vtoltor* la Darham
lidnef Jone* returned l**t
I TUlt with friend* at
MCh.
K Kennedy, Srd., and chll-
‘ruitlng the former’* dtother
Rock*
llnnle Daniel* of Phoenix,
ia Tlsltinf her niece, Mr*,
thame.
tonald Morrlaon U attendlnc
whool *t the UnlTerslty of
iTolioa.
Ddna Love of Rock Hill '1*
ting her couain, Mr*. J. C.
Lugott.
iroTjn Psrker
id Jean, spent l**t Week via-
Columbia,
d Mrs. R. B. Stevenaon, Jr.,
ed a small group of friend*
ills last week,
id Mrs. Loul* deLoach and
[ Lancaster spent Sunday In
with relative*.
[try Davl* of Ocala, Fla., will
eekend guest of Mr. and Mr*,
lien and Fred Mullen,
els coxe left Monday for
Bock where she will spend
at the Mayvlew Manor,
d Mrs. Charles H. Zemp and
lare returned from Pawley*
here they spent a week
lartha Kirk ha* returned
ter spending several week*
tlves In Charlottesville, Va.
i Mrs. W. F. Malone of Rich-
I., have been visiting at the
Misses Ada and Helen Phelp*
inday afternoon, Robert M
, 3rd., entertained at an In
Kktall party for Dr. and Mr*
ames C. Monahan and son.
Michael, of New York ,are visiting
her parenu, Mr. and Mr*. 8. W. Van-
landnigham.
Miss Betty Yardley and Jack Yard-
ley of Birmingham are spending a
month with their grandmothu*, Mr*.
T. J. Kirkland.
Mr. and Mra J. D; Byrd and son.
Elbml, spent several days last week
with friends In Oalax, Va., and Blow
ing Rock, N. C.
Donny Morrison, Jr., and his aunt,
Mrs. Williams S. Hicks of Raleigh,
N. C., are spending ithe week In
Seneca with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. MUton L. Case (Miss
Beulah Graham), announce the birth
of a daughter, Anna Lee, July 25, at
the Camden hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wood are mov
Ing here from Augusta, Ga. Mr. Wood
Is going to be connected with Zemp
Construction company,
Misses Lula Mae and LOlian Ryals
of Lyons, Ga., hav* returned to their
home after spending some time wlUi
Mf^ «tML4drsr H. P; Lovette.
Mrs.-Gertrude M. Zemp, Miss Chloe
Gifford of Lexington, Ky., Miss Mar
garet Reasor of Louisville, Ky., are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Horace Camp
bell
Mrs. Wylie Sheom left Thursday
for Charlotte where she Joined
party for a trip to the mountains of
North Carolina for ten days.
B. W. Marshall, who underwent an
operation two weeks ago at the Provi
dence hospital, Columbia, is convales
cing satisfactorily and hopes to be
home soon.
Mr. and Mrs. S. «L. CroUey and
family, of Lantpaster, and Mr. and
Mrs. Alvo Stokes- and Miss Thelma
Stokes, of Columbia, were week-end
and Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
B. E. Brannon.
The Rev. William Donovan of Char
lottesville, Mrs. R. S. Kirk, Sr.,, and
Miss Julia Kirk of Plnopolis are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. ,Klrk
at Ingletide plantation.
Mrs. Anthony Kennedy Blakeney
StfvsBsott. son of Mr. sad Mrs. O.
Stevenson of Long
Mr. and Mr*. W. W. Bates, aad
daughter Mt Monday fmr Dnke nnl-
verslty where Mrs. Bates will speai
a week. Mr. Batse is a stadrat ha the
Duke Graduate Schotd of (^eksistry.
Misses Molly Ruth Redtem, Katke-
rine Sheom, ^^rglnla Campbell, Harry
Gandy, ‘Ted Marshall and Tommy Lit
tle hare returned from a house-party
at the Thonuu Manor, Myrtle Beach.
Mr. ud Mrs. J. H. 8. darkaon an
nounce the engagmuMt of their dangh*
ter, Harriet Thomas (Hallle),
Richard Kirk Galllard of BuUwvIlle.
The wedding will take place In the
fall.
Miss Pattle Glbaon, who has been
visiting Miss Helen Sanders tor the
past three weeks, will return to At
lanta Sunday. Several paitles for the
young crowd have-heen given In honor
of Miss Gibson.
Miss Mary Nell Campbell, cadet
nurse at the Columbia hospital, 1*
spending a two weeks vacation _srlth
her aunt, Miss Sarah Campbell. They
have J^st returned from a week’s stay
at Myrtle Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blalock and son,
Jody, of Clemson, were weekend
guests of Dr. and Mrs. Luther SoweU.
to Cherry Point, N. C., for his new
assignment after hJs leave.
William Reaaonover has returned
iriun a trip to the Rocky Mountain
National Park, Colo., also visiting
many points of Interest wx route
there and back. WUUam was Joined
by a group of friends from Clemson
and the University of Tennessoc.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard 8. Kirk en
tertained at a buffet dinner on Tues
day eyeuing at their home, ’’Ingleslge
PlautaUon" In honor ot Dr. and Mrs
Beaton Burns. Among the ourot-Cown
guoou were Mrs. R. 8. Kirk, Sr.. Miss
St Clemson college, after having
served in the armed forces.
Miss Betty Smith of Panama Clty«
Fla., has returned to her homo after
spending the month of June snd July
with her sunt, Mrs. J. P. Lewis. Miss
Betty Lewis accompanied Mias Smith
home for the month of August
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Llewellyn aad
Miss Edith Llewellyn have retumat
from a trip to Richmond, Boston and
New Hampshire. Miss Uewellyn, who
is the guest of her brother, A. 8
Llewellyn and Mrs. LleweUyn, srfll
leave on Friday for her home In OaU-
fornia
C!apt and M^. Harold Funderburk
left thla week for Washington aftsr
spending s month’s leave with the lat
ter’s mother. Mrs. W. R. Hou^ Mrs.
Funderburk will spend several sre^
In Wsshingtjn before returnlag to
Camden.
First Lt. L. Edward Lovettai
USMC and, Mrs. Lovette and aon,
Eddie, of Quantieo, Va., are spending
announces the marriage of her daugh-ja month’s leave with Mr. and Mrs.
ter, Louise DuBose, to John Bruce |H. T. Lovette. Lt Lovette will report
CUNNINGHAM—DUOA W80DINQ
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The Liberty Hill Presbyterian
church was the scene of a wedding of
lovely almpllclty Wedneeday evening,
July 24. at V o’clock, when Miss
Adells Cunningham, daughter ot Mr.
and Mrs. Sels^ H. Cunningham, be
came he bride ot Stanley Duda, Jr.,
of Camden. S. C., and Elmer, N. J.
The double ring ceremony was p«r
formed by the Rev. A. Doubles Mc-
Arn pastor of the Bethesda Presby
terian church of Camden.
The church waa beautifully deeo^'
Betheada Preabyterian Chureh
During August the Sunday school
will meet each Sunday at 10 o’clock
snd will be under the aupervtslou of
F. N. McCorkle. There will be no
preaching servlcea in this church un
til the first Sunday In September.
Try The Chronicle Want Ads
Julia Kirk and the Rev. William Dono-
vaa.
Dr. and Mrs. J. L. WUUford attend
ed the Chappell-Mayes wedding in
filshopvUle Saturday evening. Mrs.
WjUlford will leave Saturday for
Woodruff to visit her mother, Mrs. J.
H. Kirby. From there she will go to
Asheville to visit her sister, Olive
Kirby.
MaJ. and Mrs. James M. Gandy have
returned from a trip to Baltimore,
Md., where they visited Mrs. Gandy's
brother and family, Mr. and Mrs
Claude Willlama. They also visited
their son, Jimmy, in Williamsburg,
Va., where he Is a student at William
and Mary.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Elchel are In
- Afe-Blaloek-la wwtipletlny b4« eoHraa -New - Yortc where ~Mrr~Hichei~ is' pur*
clearmce
SPRING AND SUMMER
MISSED
and
LADIES^
SHOES
chasing fall merchuidise tor Elchel’s
Department Store. They will be Join
ed there by Mr. and Mrs. Julian
Elchel, who with" their son, Henry,
have been visiting Mrs. Efchel’s’ par
ents In Boston.
Recent guests of Mrs. Carrie M.
Davis included Cspt. snd Mrs. A L.
Myers ot Sanford, Fla., Mr. and Mra.
T. B. Williams and son, Thomas, Jr.,
and Mrs. Clay Williamson and daugh
ter Nancy Jean, of Union. While here,
Capt. and Mra. Myera and Mrs Davlh
motored to Bishopvllle to visit Mr.
and Mrs. L. H. Myera.
Mrs. A. C. McKaln was hostess on
Wednesday aftarnoon to her bridge
club. Visitors, betide club members
were Mrs. Alexander Clarkson. Mrs
Franklin Zerbe and Mrs. R. E. Stev
enson, Jr. High score winners were
Mrs, R. E. Stevenson, Sr., and Mrs.
McKaln. The hostess served a de
licious sweet coarse with coffee.
On Saturday afternoon, at the
Court Inn, Mrs. James H. Burns, Mr.
and Mrs. Moultrie Burns snd Mr. and
Mrs. Julian Burns were Joint hosts
at a delightful party honoring Dr. and
Mrs. Benton Burns. In the receiving
line wM-e the hosts snd honorees. The
dining room table was covered with
a beautiful hand-made cloth, centered
with a^ sliver bowl of white flowers
and flanked by white candles In sil
ver candle sticks. Punch, sandwiches
and mints ware aerved. Assisting In
serving were Miss Caroline Richard
son, Mrs. Gene Russell, Miss Louise
Ancrum, Mrs. Thomas Ancrum and
Mrs. Dick Relgm*,
rated with white-gladioli and candles
In candelabra.
Before the ceremony Miss Marion
Richards, accompanied by Miss Ellxa-
beth Richards, at the orgna, sang
All For You” and Those Endearing
Young Charms” and as h benediction
“Oh Perfect Love". Mrs. John O. Rich
ards, organist, played the “Bridal
Chorus” from "Lohengrin” as the pro
cessional and Mendalssohn’s “Wed
ding March” as the receeslonsl. -
The candles wer* flghted. by
George B. Cunningham, brother of
tho bride, and William a WardUw,
who served m ushers.
The bride, who was gl^eu in mar
riage by her father, wore a dress of
white Jersey with white accessories.
Her oaly -OFuemeut-was a-strand of
pearls, a gift ot the bridegroom. Sh*
carried a white nosegay of tuberoses
centered with s white purple-throated
orchid and showered with tuberoses
and streamers ot whits satin ribbon.
Mrs. James G. Thompson of Knox
ville, Tenn., sister of the bride, was
matyon of honor. She wore a dress of
pink Jersey with blue accessories and
carried a nosegay of tuberoses and
pink rosebuds.
The bridegroom had as his best
man, DeLoach Sheorn ot Camden.
After the wedding a reception was
held St the Home "of the bride’s par
ents for a few close relatives and
out-of-town guests.
Later in the evening the couple left
for a wedding trip to the mountains
of North Carolina. For traveling the
bride wore a beige summer suit with
black accessories. Her corsage was an
orchid from her bridal bouquet.
Following their wedding trip the
couple will make their home In Cam
den where the bridegroom Is tlM golf
professional at the Camden Country
club.
About 2S0
Pair Women*8
Dress Shoes
Sizes 2 to 7 only
Blacks
Whites
Browns
Blues
NelthM* the sun nor the moon sets
In the summer at tha North Pola.
SUMMER
SALE
ol All HaU
$1-$3 and $4
Radvetkma On All
CoatanM JawalrF
mE HAT BOX
Frua anough;..Sats of this famous
silverplate ora limitad but dalhrary
Is staody... Plooa your ordar now.
The Hoffer Co.
Jow^ara umI Optomolriata .
Sale
SANDALS AND '
SANDALS AND
PLAY SHOES
PLAY SHOES
White, Red, Green
All desirable colors
Brown and White
and patterns
Values to $5.00
Values to $3.98
* Q 45
$2 45
V PAIR
* PAIR
We WiU Offer the PMowtng for Clearance
Starting Auguet 2
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DRESSES
127 Crepes and Cottons % PRICE
PLAY CLOTHES
49 Sun Dresses and Play Suits - —-
Vt PRICE
One Big Table
ODDS and ENDS
Women% Mleeed
and ChUdrenfe
50
Per Pair
HERE’S A
REAL
BARGAIN
Theee Pricee made deeidte big advaneee in Shoe
Coete. It will pay gou to purehate several pair.
$
One lot
values
to $5.00
WOMEN’S SPRING and SUMMER^ SHOES
One lot
.values
to $6.75
2
PAIR
ODD LOTS
AND SIZES
WUthsAA-C
Sizes S to 7
nmu larger
$r| 50
’ V PAIR
—3LOUSBS
62 Summer Sheers and Crepes ,. Vj PRICE
BEACH WEAR
Slack Suits and Sun Suits y, PRICE
42 Bathing Suits y, PRICE
BAGS
27 Bags, including All Whites. .V4 PRICE
SUMMER FOOTWEAR
319 pr. Whites* Browns and Blacks—Sport and Dress
Values to 5.'QO—NOW 2.00 and 8.00
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Included in this sale you will find. Children*s fFeor,
Braosieres tndr Girdles, etc., greatly reduced.
No Aypr^vals — No C/)J}.*s — - No Charges
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(All Prices Quot^Are on (J.PA.. Schedule)
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