The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 01, 1946, Image 5
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THI OAMOtN CHUOmCH. CAMPtH, tOUTM CABOLiWA, FWIDAV, WOVtyiW 1. 1f4t
PAM mi
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Bettr *• ▼***^
I, New York.
rtck NuUen fWt tlie week-
with kta vwitM.
W. POMWOJ kM r*-
tt her home la CaaaleB.
Mi Mm. C. fe Wett% Jr, aad
spent the weekend Ik Cam-
0 Skottowe DePaae to at
B fnrloush prior to folnf
A. Kirkland (rf Boeton
M week-end with Mr*. T.
ind. .
D Kirkover has retamed
lome alter apendiac the
in the NorUu - -
Marie Tindal apent laat
Columbia with her daash^
I Dick Jenklna.
^nk Lachicotte of Char-
ipendin* a week with Mr.
charlea H. Zemp.
John Edmnnda of Spartan-
Tliltlng her parento, Mr.
i. Henry Sarace, Br.
od Mm. Lawrence Graham
Idren of Orangeburf were
in Camden on Sanday.
T Silg^fioDS
f.
MilCilO
TBorudized • • •
•Playing
Cards
•Matches
•Ni^kins
le tammu
NOGRAM LINE
rdera filled witbadt
her Book Store
CAMDEN, 8. C
Mr. and Mira. J, ML Sandifer of
Colnmbto were gneata on Sanday
of Mr. and Mra. John L. Team.
Miaa Kathleen Mima of Charlea-
toa'haa been riaiting her grand-
parenta. Mr. and Mra. C. B. Watta.
Mrs. Van Hawley and children
hare returned to Camden after
spending seTeral ^eeks in Florida.
Mias Bkhel Yates, who has been
spending sereral months in Tahaw-
as. New York, has returned to Cam
den.
Mra. R. Allen 'Stamm of Santa
Fe, N. M.r to t spending eeveral
weeks with her aunt, Mra. Murray
Bailee.
Reyerend and Mrs. J. K. TlbblttS
of Montreal, Canada hare returned
to their home in Camden for the
winter season.
B. A. Hughes of Long Beach.
Calif., has just returned home after
spending a week with his sister,
Mra. R. A. Purser.
Mrs. Campbell Steward has ar>
rlTed In Camden from her summer
home in Bar Harbor, Maine, for
the winter months.
Mr. and Mrs. William Henderson
of Wilmington, N. C., were guests
for sereral days of Mr. and Mra.
C. J. Shannon. 4th.
Mr. and Mra. Bu'rwelt-'Manning
and Mra. A. M. Olbbes of Columbia
were guests on Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Norment.
Mra. Catoe Olorer left on Tues
day for Washington where she will
spend sereral days with her hus
band, Admiral OloTer.
Mra. P. W. 8. Darls has return
ed to her home In Washington after
spending sereral weeks with her
mother, Mrs. T. J. Kirkland.
Miss Barbara Olorer spent the
week-end at Chapel Hill where she
attended the North Carolina-FIorida
football game, and dances at the
Unlreralty. . .
Lt. Col. and Mrs. Newell F. Wim
berly and son, Freddie, are occupy
ing their cottage on Carrison street
Lt Col. Wimberly is now stationed
at Fort Jackson. ——
Friends of Mra. Louise Proctor
willjto delighted toitnow that she
has returned home after being a
patimt for sereral weeks at Rie
Columbia Hospital.
Major Carlyle Jackson has re
turned to Pratt General hospital.
Coral Gables, Fla., after speeding
a 4$-day leare with his mother,
Mra. W. L. Stokes, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Langston
spent sereral days in Staunton,
Virginia where they rislted their
son, Bobby, who Is a cadet at the
Staunton Military Academy.
Mr. and Mra. Edward Craig m-
tertained at dinner on Saturday
erening. Their guests were Miss
Betty Waite, Dan Henderson, and
Hastings Henderson of Columbia.
Elisabeth Shirey, who was ser
iously injured in a car wreck three
months ago, is at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mra. L. T. Bradley
in Wateree rillage, and la Impror-
Ing. “
Miss Mabel Ransoms and Mrs
Wallace Keep of Lockport, New
York, are expected in Camden on
SatuMay. They will occupy Mtos
Lai Blakeney’s home tor the win
ter months.
The Wednesday Morning Bridge
Club was entertained this week by
Mra. Reuben Pltto, Sr. Mra. I^lla
a Kirkland, Mias Lilltoa Tates and
Engagement Of
Miss Meta Boykin
Is Made Public
The engagsmeht of Mias Meta.
Cantey Boykin of MQlway planta
tion at Boykin and William Shep
pard Rose of JacksonTille. Fla., was
announced Sunday by Mrs. Bolirar
D. Boykin, mother of the bride-
elect. The wedding will take place
on December 17, which is the wed
ding annlTersary of the brida^lects
parents.
Mias Boykin attended SL Mary's
in Raleigh after graduating from
Camden high school, for om» year,
and later attended the Untrs^ty
of South Cardlina. At the state unl-
Margaret Boykin
Becomes Bride Of
William JT^well
Statuesqne Margaret Oliria Boy
kin, the lovely daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. T. O. Boykin, Broad street,
this city, and William Jess Sowell,
son of Mra. Clara Clarkson^of Port
land, Oregon, and the late William
J. Sowell. Sr., of this city, were
married Sunday, October 20, at the
Betheeda Preebyteiian church by
Rev. A. Douglas McAm, pastor.
Ihe ceremony took place at 4
p. m., in the presence of relatlTes
and invited friends.
For her wedding costume the
bride chose a gray wool suit with
black accessories and
verslty she was a member of Kap-
fwk Twi** anvAvi** »t>&iaarqen)as.
pa Delta eorority, belongiag to the
Junior Damas and was active in I
student affairs.
The grobra-^ect to the non ofl
in. Edward Triary Owens and the
ate Albert William Rose of Lynch-
The young couple are • making
their home In Cotambla.
AUXILIARY TO MEET
_ The November meeUng of the
burg, Va. He attend^ ^w'les Mni-|’*'^®®*“’« Auxiliary to Grace Bpls-
tary Academy at Jacksonville and|®°P*^ church will be held at the
belonged to the PLE fraternity ot Mra. C. H. Zemp, Tuesday,
there. He graduated from iTtilllps at 4 p. m. All members
Exeter academy in New Hampshire I <tre urged to be present. We are
and was attending Cornell univeral-|k*ited to bring canned goods or
ty before entering the service. HeUiQ^re for a dhower for the Old
served in the armored field artil- Lndlea’ home in Charleston. On the
ery for three years in the European following Thu^ay, November 7, at
theater. Since his discharge he has 10 a. m., we are to be hostess to
been continuing his studies at Cor-1 our district meeting. Among the
nell. I guests will be Rt Rev. John J. Qra-
_vatt and others.
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT ~'
Mr. and Mra. Mortimer Glover
Muller announce the engagement of
WMU HAt MEETING
The Woman’s Missionary Union
their daughter, Eniiabeth”Holmes,!of Kershaw association had
to Colvin Wiley Sheorn, son of Mr. annual meeting with the Tim
and Mra. Benton Sheorn. The mar- Baptist church Saturday, Oc-
riage of Betty and Colvin will take ho**®*" 1®- Theme for the day was
place at the Betheeda Presbyterian the Kingdom in a New
church bn December 21. | Century.” At the close of the meet
ing the following officers were
WOMEN't AUXILIARY ^®®*‘’
NETS $14) 06 . I •apt,
General Franks says that ^‘‘^® ®®™®®’-
Community Mission chairman,
of thl Shelby Truesdale; Mission
auction re^Inta*at*^Ma bJSSi chairman, Mra. C. O. Stog-
SiM to 5Sr®'’ Stewardship chairman, Mra. D.
Mra. Marie RaUe and Edwin
Kerrison, Jr., also share in this
W. C. Pitts; YWA and GA ooun-
cilor, Mra. Ruth Parker; R. A. coun-
records and accounts. I Q^oup leaders, Mra. W. F. Byrd,
turned over to Mra. OMungerlSl!!^*^** Jordon, Mrs. R. M.
Gaither, president of the Women’s |
Anxiliary, Camden hospital.
SubacrilM to The Chrooiclo
JUNIOR LEAGUE TO MEET
Meinbera of the Junior Welfare
Mra. E. N. McDowell substituted I l^®*Eae are urged to be present at
for absent members. |G*® regular meeting, Monday, No-
Mrs. John M. ViUepigue was hOBt-K®tnber 4, at 6:1Q^ at the home of
ess last week to the Wednesday Jim Darby.
Morning bridge club. Her guests
besides the club members were tiie!
Misses Leila and Charlotte Shan-j
non and Miss Lillian Yates. Ltoht
refreshments were served after the |
card games.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whitaker and
Mr. and Mra. John Villepigue spent!
Sunday in St. Mathews to attend
the Air Show, featuring Beve^j
Howard, the National Champhm
Rtiiat flier. After the show they
motored to Orangebkrg where fliey|
visited Mr. and Mra. Leonard
Hanprlch.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Llewellyn at
tended the wedding on Tues^ ofl
Miss Betty Wlthlngton and Majm
John Thomas White, in Greenville.
Miss Wlthlngton to the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. (Bmrtos CooUige
Wlthlngton, who for several yearsj
made their home in Camden. Mr.
Withingtott was formerly cMneoted
with the Wateree OoCton Mills.
Miss Harman In
Visit To Historic
Williamsburg, Va.
Williamsburg, Va.—Mrs. William
Wallace Coriell and Miss Elate Har
man of Plainfield. N. J., were hm^
this week visiting the historic city
that has been restored to its ISth
century appearance by John D.
Rockefeller. Jr.
They were accompanied by Miss
Helen Harman of Duffields Cam
den. 8. C.
^I^ile In the city they were
guests at the famous Brick House
Tavern and went through several
of the buildings that have been, re
stored or reconstructed as they
were two centuries ago when this
city was capital of England’s liurg-
est and wealthiest American pro
vince, the Virginia Colony.
Camden Beauty
& Gift Shop
SPECIAIS ON..
•LAMPS •PICTURES
•COSTUME JEWELRY
Befinninf
Saturday, Nov. 6
Souwanira to the first fifty
customer Ask about the
lowely cold wawe that will
hm fhron absolutely free.
Amoof other items:
Hsmd etched 16 om. zom
bie f lasses.
Hand etched 12 os. high
ball glasses.
Hsmd etched 7 oz. <dd-
ftoskioa glasaes.
•LUNCHEON SETS
•BRIDGE SETS
.. Beautiful collectkm of
Cbmaso handmade import
ed linsn handkerchiefs.
•TRAYS eSACHETS
•VASES •COCKTAIL
GLASSES
Reprodnctiott grape pat
tern gobblots.
Reprodttctiosi stsu* and
moon glasa candy jars.
•POTTERY — mad* in
Denmark.
Hospital Amdfiary
Plans For Projects
A pleasant social hour was en
joyed by the members of the Cam
den Hospital auxiliary Monday aft-
smoon at the nurses home, the af
fair being in honor of the new of-
fleera of the group.
A business meeting with Mra.
Granger Gaither, the new president,
prbeidlng.
A new project to be started at
once by the auxiliary Will feature
Improvements to the nurses’ home.
These Improvements will embrsce
sddltionsl furnishings for the
nurses private rooms, also arrange
ment of s kitchenette and recrea
tional tUcillties for the nurses.
Money making projects were also
discuss^ and the first to be staged
will be,the annual sale of tickets
for the turkey event. Mrs. Lois
Coxe is chairman of the committee
in charge of this affair. The auxil
iary is asking for the cooperation
of the Camden community.
GRACE ■RI•COf»AL CHURCH
The 11:16 o’clock morning sar*
ivlco at Grace church win be con-
dnctad by the RL Rev. J. J. Gravatt.
bishop of the Upper DIoceee of
South Ca^Una. Service will be held
as follows:
10:00 A. M.—Churrii sehooL
11:11 A. M.—-Morning prayer and
•eruMm.
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