The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 30, 1946, Image 6
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la a raeent ceraatoax of beautr aad
simplicity. Miss* Winona OililraD of
Plcksns sad Atlanta, became the
bride of Drennan H. Brown of Cam
den and Atlanta, on Friday afternoon,
August 2, at 5 o’clock at Winship
chapel. First Presbyterian church, At
lanta.
Or. Paul Garber of Agnes Scott col
lege officiated using the double ring
ceremony.
Prior to the ceremony a musical
program was rendered by Mrg. James
W. Cook af FowUaia Inn. 8: C.. roeal
1st. sad Mrs. Brues Hughes, organist,
of Atlanta. Mrs. Cook mag '’Until''
by Sandsmon and ~At Dawning* by
Cadmaa.
Ushers were Ckufer fVettl of At>
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laata aad IfelooUn K. Oilstrap. broth*
«* of the brida The bridegroom had
as his best maa his uncle. Dr. A. W.
Humphries of Camden.
Miss Marguerite Mathis of North
Augusta, classmate of the bride, was
maid of honor and only attendant. She
wore a gown of white margulsette
and carried a bouquet of summer pas
tel flowers.
The bride entered with her father
by whom she was giren in marriage.
Her gown of irory satin was made
with fitted bodice gathered . at the
yoke with orange blossoms and form
ed a sweetheart neckline and leg-o-
mutton steeres in points orer the
hands. The full graceful skirt formed
a lengthy train and the long rell of
bridal illusion fell from a coronet of
orange blossoms. Her bouquet was of
a white
tube ream
otchid.
Mrs. Oilstrap, mother of the bride,
wore a ehartmse gown of silk jersey.
Her flowers were white gardinias.
Mrs. E. H. Hnnalcntt. mother of the
bridegroom, was attired in a gown of
pink marquUette. Her flowers were
also white gardenias.
Immediately following the cere
mony, there was a reception in the
church parlor. During the evening the
couple left for a short wedding trip to
“The Cloister*, >Sea Island. Oa.. and
other points of interest along the
coast. For trareling, the bride wore a
two-piece coetume-sult of. old rose
with brown accessories and the white
orchid TOrsage lifted from her bou
quet. ' :
Mrs. Brown, only daughter of Mr.
graduate of Maslsy high school ai
Winthrop college Where she was out
standing in student actlTilles. For the
past three years she has held a posi
tion as medical technician at the
Third Army Arm Medical LobormtiMT.
Port McPherson, Oa.
The Inidegroom is the only son of
Mrs. E. H. Hunnicut of Atlanta and
the late H. D. Brown of Abbeville. He
is a graduate of Camden high school
and Clemson college. He is now com*
pleting his senior year at the Emory
University School of Dmtlstry whore
he is a member ot the Psi Omega
fraternity.
The couple are making thehr homo
at 5S3 Barnett street, Atlanta.
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Everything for the Boys and
Girls from Head to Toe
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Now's the time* to get the Children set for school. Send them off in smart, prac
tical clothes designed both for comfort and good looks. Our stocks are now replete
with everything they'll need.
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to dmaa jour firia in . . .
SWEATERS
We hare them in all oelors and
aiaaa.
2.49 to m
She'll look chic in one of onr aoli<
or plaid ...
SKIRTS
Ate aweator comhina»
tion. Price rangea from—
2.20 to 4.00
COTTON BLOUSES.,
are ao faahionaUe to wear wiA
jmnpera, skirta and aweatera. Onlp
li5 to 1.98
DRESSES-COTTON PRINTS
Sisea 6 to 14
•Boys’ Khahi Shorts
_____ Siaea 4 to 12
L98
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•Boys’ Dress Shirts
Reg. Collar—5i«ea 4 to 14
1.29
•Boys’ Sport Shirts
Sigea 6 to 14
L49
•Boys’ Huggeii_C^
(With Ear MuH.)
LOO to 1.95
•Jtoys’ Sweaters
Slip jwers and Button
1.69 to 4.95
•Cotton Slack Suits
2.95 and 3.95
•Boys’ Longies
2.45 to 495
•Boys’ Wool Jackets
445 to 9.95
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•Flannel and Broadcloth
Pajamas
1.98 and L49
(Bojra' D^artment, located on Balcony FlOoif)
CREED—SALANE
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In a soft candlelight ceremony
characterised by charm and aiim
pllcity, Mlaa Marjorie Creed, became
the bride of Thomai J. Salane at 8:30
o'clock, August 10. in St Matthew’s
Cathedral. The Rev. W. L. Quinn of
ficiated in the pretence of relativM
and frlenda, using the single ring cere
mony.
Palms, ferns, baskets of white
gladioli and Hinted tapers in floor
candelabra! decorated the church.
The wedding march was furnished
by M. Boyce, organist.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a gown of white dnch-
8 satin, made with a marquisette
yoke, dropped shoulder effect, and
l<mg sleeves ending in points at the
hand. The full skirt extended from
the bustle beck into a long graceful
train. Her fingertip veil was held with
a halo of llloaion and orange blossoms,
and she carried an arm bouquet of
white lillies centered with an orchid.
The bride wore a single strand of
pearis, a gift from the bridegroom.
FAMILY REUNION
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis E. Ogbum and
children Curtis, Jr., and Alice of New
Orleans, La., who lived at 1518 Fair
St., are spending two weeks with rel
atives here and in Kershaw.
On Sunday « family reunion waa
given for thrai at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jno. E. Sowell. Among the
goeats were: D. M. Otbbona,4EatheU
COLD WM
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M iSs ShMnB,el IMM.
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Mlae Phyllis Marlon of Boum
Itaaa., was maid of honor. Shs *»■
light pink nylon taffeU drea^
loned with a fitted bodice and m
telrt, and long pink mitu to n^
her 4resa. Her headdress wj;
flowers and veiling, and shs eanJ
dark pink roses. ^
LL Edward Salane, brother of n
bridegroom, was beat man. The
were James Creed of Camden, lit
brother of the bride, and tel
Baraiotto of Washington, D. C.
Following the ceremony, then n
a reception in the French room ■
the Hotel 1400. During the sriym
the couple left for their woddli^
to New Englgad. Upon their rsUn
they will oiake their home in im
ingtoa, D. C. ^
Mm. Salane is the dnughtsr of m
and Mm. Dewey J. Creed of cha
den, 8. C. She was gradnstod (im
Wlnthiop eoilege whem shTim!
member of tha Phi Upsikm (M«n
Mr. Salane, son of Mr. aad Ik
Charles Salane. New York City, k i
graduate of Pratt InsUtnte of Ark ^
Lowery. Mr .and Mm. J. W. Ssstf
Mr. and Mm. WUIU Ogbnm sad 48
dmn df Heath Springa, Mr. sad m
FU^ Faulkenberry aad chUdrsa, Hr
and Mm. A. L. Young and eUldtm
Mrs. Mae Young. Ralph Yoaag, lur
ette Young, Mra. Lee Fanlkoskuiy
Nancy Lee and Jerry Fsaiksalurr,
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Koon sad dUI
drku, AltmL'Jk kUi MWMuet ktt
Mr. aad Mn. WoodnRr FsattuMkr
RMiard Faulkenberry. Mr. and ]
Norwood HaU and fhmily. W, _
Mm. Robert WhHeru aad famfly il«
Bethnne, Mr. and Mm. Hohsst T«
and daughter of Hartsville, Mr. u
Mn. tewia Ogbum aad teadh
Boykin, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ogbui.
'Boykin. Mr. and Mra. Raadolyh 0|
bum and fassily of Ridgeway, Mi m
Mm. Bob Hndaon and danihtsr Md
of Ridgeway, Mr. and Mrs. D. Di il
bam and daaght» LasMs, 8i
Jamea Sowell aad son Tsmy. E
and Mm. Robert Lee 8sv4 <
Moacka Cmruer. Mr. and Mrs. fM
Sowell. Also prsaste uua Mr- 0|
bum’s raotiher, Mn. Xk OglMk
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