The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 22, 1946, Image 5
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^ Chalet O. -o-r
J5; MuJen of Twnpa. lU.. were
SSf^ tea d»I» Hotel
Ct^% K.
J;®i,Uier, M«. Jolm Uiidiay oi*
Hallett of Charlotte.
Wj£S,d*^Uor* of Mr. llrfc
JLofbum were: Op^®
m™ Cartle McFerllW of Co-
brother, T-8ft. W. C.
tt»T,
•jSi’ ol*'o'rt Btm*, N. O., rad
^Mdajr Tisltor* of Mr. ead Mrs.
B f Cwley were:
Nabors, Mr. and Mrs. Irby
®Ld of Clinton, Mr and Mm
Adair of Washington, D. C.,
Nr and Mrs. Clyde GUUam of
L. West and daughter,
JtT accompanied by Troy West of
5S’ university. annd*T
•4th Mr and Mrs.
Siobte. David West.
StaL who is sUtloned at IVwrt Jack
ie was also a Tisltor of the
Henry P. Bolte and Mrs. J.
T N^tUes. Jr., entertained at lunch
eon Saturday at Uie
Sb. honoring Mrs. Ck^e Stuart.
Jr Their guests were: Mrs. J. Arch
Lroe Mrs. George Stugrt, Sr.,
N R- Ooodale, Jr., Mrs. M.
Mrs J. B. McKaln. Mrs. W.
St”s. Jr.. Mrs. Marie Halle and
’^m^Teme Bolte was honored
M hto twelfth birthday Novemlwr
; by hi* mother. Mrs. Henry ^Ite.
1 his aunt. Mrs. Jack_^ Netties
SrMtv guests were enterUlned at
^"(SnSL. thMlw rad‘Ut.r .<
Sboney’B Soda Shop where ice
SJJ, and birthday cake was
rarred A Thanksgiving motif was
Srled out in the Uble decorations
ud favors.
Elilily Stevenson
Becomes Bride Of
Edward W. Vereen
Attractive Emily Elisabeth Stev
enson became the bride of Edward
William Vereen Sunday afternoon
at 12:S0 o’clock at a simple but im
pressive eeremonf in historic
Bethesda Presbyterian churdh. Rev.
A. Douglas Meijra officiating astd
using the double ring ceremony.
During the ritual. Mrs. A. D. McArn
played traditional nuptial music on
the organ.
The bride’s costume featured a
Chartreuse wool dress, a feathered
hat and black accessories. Also a
corsage of white tube roses.
The bride is the daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. R. E. Stevenson of this
city and received her education in
the Camden schools and the Uni
versity of South Carolina. The
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. R. Vereen of this city , receiving
his education in the Camden
schools, was employed at the South
ern Aviation school here, served
three years in the air forces during
the war and is now attending the
University of South Carolina.
After a short wedding trip the
couple will reside at lllB Maple
street in Columbia.
Mildred Franke
Becomes Bride Of
E. H. Kerrison, Jr. •
WOMAN’S
Xbe Woman’s
exchange opens
Exchange, under
tie auspices of Grace
dorch, has opened for the wtater
leuoB. under the manageme^ of
in J. S. H. Clarkson, assisted by
in J. H. Cuthrie.
i l.rr, rad loviT
ijfU are on display and you we
nriially invited to come in and
2[ke your Christmas selection,
order, for CUrtotlM.
ud ureen. aro bolac tofrerr olra.
Hospital Aualiary
Win Meet Monday
■••ting on Monday, November Xb,
It 4 o’clock at the Nnrsea’ Home.
The president and Officers wUi
ki very h^py if all mpwhers will
try to be present, as a large at-
ttudsnce at these meetings Inspire
the workers and officers. Ideas and
Rggestlons glTsn by members wil
ibo aid the prasldeat and officers
li their work.'
The marriage of Mildred McKee
Franke and Eidwin Heroit Kerrison,
Jr., took place Tuesday morning.
November 12. at the home of the
groom’s annt. Mrs. Clinton P. Nlms.
at Alexandria. Va.. the officiating
minister being the chaplain from
Port'Belrolr, Va.
Mrs. Kerrison is the daughter of
Major General and Mrs. Gustav
Henry* Franke. United Stetes army
(retired), of Camden, temporarily
residing at their Myrtle Beach
home.
The bride was born In Manila,
Philippine Island, and was edn
cated at Alabama Polytecnic Insti
tute St Aobnm, Ala. Mr. Kerrison Is
the son of Dr. and Mrs. Edwin
Heriot Kerrison of Camden and
Charleston. He was bom In Camden
but spent most of his life In Char
leston. He Is a graduate of Clem-
son college and a veteran of the
late world war. having smrved in
the Nortlr African theater.
They expect to make their home
In Camden.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Bell of Ham
let, N. C., attended the funeral of
hla brother-in-law, H. L. Thrower.
Miss Killingsworth
Engagement To
Lynwood T. Martin
Miss Frances NMwe Kfllings-
worth will become the bride of Lyn
wood Talmadge Martin on Novmn-
ber 22. She will have as her maid
of honor, her alster, Mias Basel
KlUlngsworth. Mrs. G. T. Hendrix,
Jr., of Camden, will be her matron
of honor. Junior brldeamalds wlU
be Nancy Lee KlUiagsworth, alster
of the bride, and Joan Hellams of
Wars Shoals.
The senior bridesmaids wrlll he:
Miss Dorothy Pruitt of Andsrson.
Mrs. Eric Reeves of Camdeu, Miss
Margarite Martin, sister of the
groom of Blacksburg. Miss Faye
Martin of. Charlotte, also a slstbr
of the gropm^ Miss Heine Smoak
of St. Matthews and Miss Mary
Driggers fo Newberry.
Margaret Cork, daughter of Mr.
end Mrs. John C. Cork of Ware
Shoitis, will be the flower ' girl.
Jimmie Bennett, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jimes M. Bennett of Ware
Shoals, will be the ring bearer.
Miss KlUlngsworth wUl be given
in marriage by her father, M. J.
KlUlngsworth.
The wedding wUl take place at
the First Baptist church of Ware
Shoels. Rev. H. G. Wheeler of
Waynesboro. Ga., wUl be the of
ficiating minister.
Miss Flood Shows
Real Artistry In
Camden Appearance
»
Miss Leona Flood, American con
cert violinist, captivated a smaU but
enthusiastic group of music lovers
at the grammar school auditorium
last evening.
It Is to be regretted that the
audience greeting Miss Flood was
so small, f(M: the reason that her
artistry was of snch a high caliber
aa to merit a capacity honae.
Those who .did attend were given
e rere treat With Rudolph Gmen
et'the pldho. Miss Flood gave a
program that waa featured by uum-
Preshytsriaw Chwreh
Sonday, November 14, A Douglas
McAra. pastor. Church sehotd with
a Bible cleas for every eg% at Id
for a Charter to operate Kirk
wood MUitary Academy, e MUitary
Preparatory School and Junior OtU-
lege in or near Camden, 8
THOMAS B. HAIR.
CHARLES T. SMITH. JBU
26p Corporatora.
hers ranging from the classiea|o’clock. Morning worehip %tthr«er-
throngh to the nostalgic airs whidi snoo. prayer end anthem at
so many oC ua rsasember from our The nursery elaas for Utile chUdren
chUdhood days, memories of poll- continues through the monting wor-
nancy and sweetness. In the open- ship for the convenience ot parents.
Ing number, Henry Wisniewski’s The Thanksglvlnc offerinipi for
ThmrnwaU Orphanage should be
made on this day. Everirone’fs cor-
to attend theae ser-
Concerto n In M minor end offered
in thi^ movements the warmth
and melodic beenty was tyvlcal ofjdlally Invited
the breadth and atyle which la so,vlosa.
characteristic oi the playing of
WlenlawskU of the great! Noticn AppKcntion for
Tloltnlsts of history. In the second i
number, a dance gronp. the vtitnoeo „
brilliance of execution by Mias] Notl^ to ^^hy given
Flood waa ontotandlnjt, jonderslgned wUl apply to
Notice to hereby given that the
undersigned wUl apply to the Sec-
After the totermtoslon the artist 1^®***^ State, on November 24th,
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presented Dvork-Krelsler’s “Songs
My Mother Taught Me" to an}
audience that was enthralled by
the sweet melodies. Rudolph Green’s
“Taj Mahal** (Love Song of India).
Ava Marla by Schnbm't-WllhelmJ 1
headlined an interesting repertolr.
WOMEN FEEL BETTER
AND UXNC BETTER IN
Spirella
Indhriduallv-Doaifned
. HEALTH SUPPORTS
AND GIRDLES
Mr^ Joe Gaskin
1140 Halle St. Phone 890J
Monarch’s School of Dance
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Opening Saturday, November 30
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(Upataira Ower Bwlk'a Departnienk Store)
Greenleaf Villa
V I
1307 North Broad Stroat
Luncheon from 12 to 1:20
Tea from 4 to 5 on weekdays
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(CLOSED THANKSGVING DAY)
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Sunday luncheons are served at
1:15, upon reservation
Enrollment for Beginners Tap and Ballet Classes can
be made now at Monarches Studio (Mrs. Monarch).
Ages:^ Years and Up
• Experienced Teachers • Prices Reasonable
Do. Not Retard the Progress of Your Child By Delay
ENROLL IN THE OPENING CLASSES
Ballrooin and Jitterbuf—Glasaea or Private Leaaona
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MRS. JOE MeCLURE
R.N.
kerahaw, S. C.
Box 21S Phono IB
COMING ATTRACTIONS
■■^AT—
Camden Iheatre
Frl-SaL, Nov. 21^
“THE COCKEYED .
MIRACLS** i
ink Morgan—Keenan Wynn
Audrey Totter
10 Soloeted Short Subjoela
5at, 10:30 P. U. Show
“SING WHILE YOU
DANCE”
EUen Drew Robert Stanton
Mon-TiMg., Nov. SS-9S
^'THE KID FROM
BROOKLYN”
in Teehnleeter
. wWh
Danny Kayo-^rgldlh liavd
Movietsae News
Wed.<.TInE«., Nor.
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