Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TNI CAWOttl CMWOmCLK, CAMDtoi, •OUTMjpAWOHIIA, fUlPAY, WOVmiW t, iMf S () c 1 ( TV f r-toe Olorer haa fatamad trip to WaaWiiftoa. “ nSi la TlaWiif , to phlladrt^la. /to. Hlnd» la apandln* o» *^2^6? brother. Darld Koha. ' ^iafton, D. C. Mrt. J. a Bar a^ uJf the wwk- iritt »• “> m QnftMTB falTllly# * 2rMra. Henry H. DnBaat Henry wedding oBTBsa IS spen InBoston. I. WTEreMdale al days In I^ht are hnnt the geest for and Mrs. W. of Mias jud the ^ Kprtaf» to Rowan Crews on at Myrtle Beach. ^ Mrs. Thom flalane hare ^0 Washington after apend- ?tow days with the Ulter'a Mtf. Mr. and Mrs, D. J. Creed. ,gni Mrs. Olenn O. ^int. N. C. spent the we*- the latter's parents, Mr. um W. j. Denton. Williford and Sam p<^ T Sumter spent the week to ion. Va.. where they attended ■yjrglnla MlUUry Academy Charlotte rt he has taken a position with unrance company. ^ Mrt J«ll WUll^ <tt ^ HWBt Sunaw with Mr. art Zander Clarkson. ■ Lewis Ambler of Cannon- , Conn., spent soToral days at (tnitft Inn. -n^obert Taft and dwhtor. I Mid Mr. and Mrs. Prlolean Lt and daughter, Shannon, all Erieston. spent the weekend , Mrs. H. S. Steedman. and Mrs. Dan ParrU a^ i;eB of Charlotte spent Sanddy I rslatlres in Camden, f. and Mrs, Martin Johnson of fiotte were guests on Etamday of lad Mrs. J. B. Taylor, Bov A amiiT • wi E$p0elmOy Fwr Ymm nfeve dint n lliedt bndb atd^reacripfiomg MRS. JOE MeCLURE R.N. Knrahawa S. C. Kfll Moiie If Mia. L. A. Sarage Is spending seyeral weeks f ~ Mr. snA Mrs spending eereral Mrt.,Beseie &hy eereral weeks of Mr P. Thomas. Bttbba Coze of Darlington spent the weekend with hla mother. Mra. L(da Coze. Mrs. 8. W. Van Bpant Thnrsday in Colnatola with her Sister, Mrs. Cecil Brastngton. Mra. James Sandsra children of Florence spent sereral days with the former’s mother, Mrs. T. J. Kirkland. Mlaa Jayne Thomas of New Tors Is spending a short time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Thomas, prior to going to Europe. BIrs. Ethel DePass spent sereral days with Mr. and Mra. W. L. De> Pass, Jr., en route from Atlanta to New York. Mrs. Willis Sheom left Sunday to spend sereral weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sheom in AsheriUe. Mrs. B. D. Boykin and Miss Meta Boykin left on Tuesday for Baltl* more and New York. Lieut, and Mrs. Frank Babbitt spent sereral days in AsheriUe with relatirea. Mrs. Mary F. Charlton and Mlaa Fannie Fletcher hare returned to their home, “Little Hedges*, aftw spending sereral months in thehr summer home In ProctorsrlUa, Vt Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Baldwin and Mrs. James H. Boms rlplted tires in Orangeburg on Sunday. Mrs. Marie Tlndal and Mrs. WUey Sheom attended the fall rally ot the American Legion and Aazfllary in Columbia on Thnrsday. Mrs. Alyce M. DonnMly has re* turned from a rlsit with her has* band In Tampa, Ila. Mr. Donnelly la on a construction Job. Mrs. Don* neUy before her marrtage was Mrs. Alyce Connell of Camden and Co* lumbia. A deUghtfnl social ereat of tha early faU season was the tea giraa by Mrs. J. L. WUlUord on Tuesday afternoon at the Oreenleaf vnia la honor of Mbs Frances Wast and bean' Miss JBetty. Mullar,-attnuBtlxa,hridaB^dlnliig elect Mra. Carl West and Mrs. M. O. MuUer greeted the guests at the door. Assisting in reoelrlng wars Mrs. Clifton McKsln, Mrs. Jamst Oandy, Mrs. Marie Tlndal, Mrs. S. W. Van Landingham. Mrs. Hubert Wilson and Mrs. M. M. Reasonorer. In tba dining room at a taMa cen tered with a bowl of tube rosee, bine baby’s breath and yellow chrysan themums, Mrs. Annie DsTldson and Mra. John Lindsay poured tea and ooffee. Punch was sarred In an other room by Mrs. F. D. Goodale and Mrs. Esther Mahaffey. The Misses Margretta Little and Betty Starenson assisted In the coffee room. Artistic arrangement of flowaiw wore placed throughout the rooms of the Villa. The mairiaga ot Miss West and Kirby Tapper, Jr., which will take place on NoTumbar II, and that of Miss Batty-ffullar and ColTln Sheom on Daoambcr tl, are of wide social Intaraat Mn. R. 8. Mustard, been tha guest af her dauiditar, Mra. ThauMS Wootan tor aamal weeks, baa ratnnad to bar hotoa In New York. i6b. DaLoaehe Sheom and Mrs.- Robert Brace were hooteaaas on Saturday afternoon at a tea honorw Ing Mlaa Frances West, at the home ot Mrs. Sheom. Mrs. R. B. Mc Carty racaired the guotto at tha do(w. In tha dining room a cidor scheme at y^ow and white was used, tha tatda being cantered with a bowl of yeUow and white daiqr chrysanthemuns. Mrs, J. W. C. Boykin and Mrs. Samuel Boykin aenrad tea and coffee. Others aa* slating tha hoatesssa la aanrlng ware Mra. Zander Clarkson. Mra. NbwaU Wimberly. Mrs. C. T. Bald win and Mrs. Horace Campbell. The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club was Mitartalnad last weak by Mfs. Dess Goodale. Mrs. Hubert Wilson and Mrs. J. L. WUlUord substituted for absent members. After cards, tha hostaas served de- lightfdl refreshments. Mrf. Frank Spencer entertained last weak at an informal tea in hqnor of Mrs. Lewis Ambler of Cannondale, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Jenklqs were gneata for tha weekend of the let ter’s mother, Mrs. Marie ’Tlndal. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. McOougan and J. B. McCaskiU ot Bethune attend ed tha Carolina-Citadel football game at Orangeburg last Friday. They saw many of their friends from Orangeburg and HoUy Hill where the McGougan’s hare lired for aereral years and hare a boat ot friends and acquaintances. W. L. Stokes Is Honored On Birthday Mr. and Mrs. Bryant B. Bran non were hosts ou Sunday after noon from S until I o’clock at their home. 1S08 Fair street, honoring Mrs. Brannon’S fathar, Wade L, Stokes, senior, on his 70th birth day. fbr the tint time In many yean aU ten of Mr. Stokee’ chU- dren were at kome'and a great many .of hla grandchUdren, asaiated in entertatnipg. A ThankagiTing motif imed In the decontlons ot antc^ fiiDwurs and in the yel- and white lees, cakes and Coffee was poured from a appointed table In the yopm jMOd Jtw<L birthday eakea were placed on one end of the table. Sharing honon with Mr. Itokes, was hla daughter-in-law, Mn. AIto Stokes (Bernice Smith) of Ckdnmbla, whose birthday* was eelebnted on the same day. Among those present were: 'Mrs. L, L. West (Marie Stokes), Wade L. Stokee, Arthur Stokes, Mrs. B. B.*Bnnnon (LUUan Stokes). Carl Sttdces and Walter Stokes, all ot Camden; AIto Stokes a^ Mlaa Teddy Stokes of (tolunbla, Mrs. S. Lb'CroUey (Vhrlan Stokes), of Lan caster and Mn. Herman McCnrry Dotty Stokes), of Lake City. Other guests were: Mr. and Mn. J. Stokaa of Walterboro, lather of the honor gneat, and their' sister, Mn. R. B. BBlott Of Cassatt At- aisttog In senrtng were Betty West and Virginia Stokes and their lonse-gnest Lina Kanney, Rebecca MeKluion and Lnda Harrison stu dents at Wlnthrop ooDege, Rock HUl, & a Sowcit-^eese Rites at Pirat Baptist Church From the Index Journal, Green wood: Mlaa Johnnie BrHyn Sowell and Harry Yates Neene, ot (tolunbia. were married Fridny, October 25. In the' Flnt Baptist church at 8 o’elook. with the Rer. James A. Bowen performing the ceremony. Baskets of white chrysanthe mums agalnat a background of palma and terns forme da lorely uettlng for the ritsa. Ushw-groomsmen were Marrtn F. Neeae, Jr., and Hal Smith, both of Columbia. The hridegroom bad as hIs best man, hla father, Manrln F. Necasi, Sr., of Columbia. Bridesmaids were Miss Miriam Adams and Mlaa Jackie Ltringsttm who wore pink net orer pink satin dresssa with a pink peplum border ed In blue. Their flowen were pink carnations showered with su rer streamen and tube rose* and tied with blue ribbon. The maid of honor was Miss Vir ginia Minor. Her dress was made along the same lines as the brides maids in blue net orer blue satin blue peplnm bcwdered in pink, flowers were the same only tied with pink ribbon. ’The little flower girl, Jane Bllenberg, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ellenberg, wore a dres# exacUy like the maid of honor and her mtniatnre bouquet was just Ifte Miss Minors’. ’The bride was glren in marriage by her father, J. W. Sowell. Her gown was of brocaded satin with sweetheart neck, long sleerss point ed at the wrist, fitted bodice and full skirt ending in a long train Her fuU length reU was httadlied to her hair with a tiara of orauge bloaaqras. Her bouquet was of white roses centered with a purple throat ed orchid. She/ w<we a mother-<tf- pearl cameo necklaeov a gift of the groom. After the ceremony a reception was glren at the home of Miss Bu- niee Rnsh on Spring street. The bride and groom left for a wedding trip and tor trarellng she wore a^urht and blue wool suit, snakes akin bag and shoes and black hat On their return they wltt lire In Columbia. a 1th •t S2*fJICI SERVICI FOE EIGHT $64-7^ VQRACB KPItCOFAL CHURCH The Rt Rut. J. J. Qraratt wUl broadcast a aermon at 11:40 a. at, to the Upper Diocese of South (toroUna orer WI8. Thia a«n wiU be heard by loud speaker at Once church. Senrices for the day wUl be as foUowa: 10:00 A. M.—Church schooL 11:15 A. M.->Momlng prayer and sermon. Dolores Babin Is October Bride Of Interest to a wide circle ot friends Is the engagement of Miss Dolores Karesh Babin, formerly ot Camden, and Sidney William Schatten of NathTlUe, Tenn.. an nounced by the-^ bridwelect’a father, Robert Babin of Ctelumbla. The date of the wedding la to be announced later. Mlaa Babin attended Camden high school and the Unlrerslty of Sooth Carolina, where she was a charter member ot Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority. For the past three years she has been connected with Darlson-Pazon company, formerly CnUum’s, In Cdnarida. aa sdrer- tlilng manager. Mr. Schatten to tha eon ot Mr. and Mra. Max Schattaai of NashTflle, Tsnn. He attended Andrew Jackaon unlTeraity. The brMeiroom-elect sarred ae aastar sergeant to the Army Air force tor throe years cne and a half of which were spent to China. Mr. Sehatten to now In besl-i w hi Naohrllle, whisra the young couple WiU make their home after their jnarrtoge. JOHN LATHAN OriTYt II Mr. and Mrs. Nlchidas P. Oettysl announce the birth of a son, John] Lathan Oettya, H, Oct II, at the! Camdtn hospital They also barei another son, NIcholaa, Jr., 4 yeani| loM. YOU’U lOVI THI |j^ ,s.ar*r.s«T. —IT ms rou-KIffCflf —RinsTOU-iUllUfS ROGIRt RROS. VAki Thnt Smtmtty ^enta, nm Umiaaai AEoftHoR. 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