The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 06, 1946, Image 5
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Reception Held
For Pastor And
Charming Bride
Pretty Party For
A Sweet Child
tttm Oen«T!w« Mo«el«y of Wask*
^ D. soT^ toyi
^eek wttb kfr notlier, Mn. Garden clube will meet on Hoar
CAMDEN QAIIDEN CLUtt'
T%e three gronpa of the Caaeden
jU Nowloy
ar and Mra. A. M. Simona and
-^Barton WlUlam Deana of Co-
spent Snnday with BIr. and
iSTb. H. Banm.
ara Henry DeBmhl la recorer-
« from a major oimrmtlon which
'2 anderwent iaat Friday at the
Somey hospital. Sumter. ;
^ and Mra. «eaae Qaakia of
itorfolk. Va.. were guests of Mr.
Mrs. Floyd Boykin last week.
Gaskin la a brother of Mra.
Ip^n.
Hr and Mrs, Charlie W. Moae-
u, iad son, Darid, of OreenTlile,
2nt Thanksgirlng holidays with
Hr. Moseley's mother, Mrs. J. l«,
aoseley.
Mrs W. J. Denton spent Tbanks-
drlnf with Mr- and Mrs. Q. 0.
pme in High Point, N. C. They
jeeompanled her back to Camden
hr the weekend.
Hits Katina. Beleos,. freahman
aadent at WCUNG, Greensboro,
H c., risited her parents, Mr. and
1^. Chris Beleoe during the
■ftr'iikHglvlng holidays.
John Buckley and Ben W. Heath
of £9iaron. Conn.,' and St. Psyjtera-
barg. Fla., were guesU at the home
o( Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Heath,
Hampton street, for Thanksglvliig.
Bobhy Horton, Newberry college,
ud Miss Ollle Horton, aaslatant
lome demonstration agent, Tork,=
ipeat the Thankaghrlng holidays
Tits' their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
0. B. Horton. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Moseley
and sons. Freddie and Jimmie, of
Sock HUl, were Tteitors at the
bomes of Mrs. A. C. Moseley and
Mrs. J. L. Moseley during Thanks-
itfim holidays.
Mrs. B. W. Heath, Master Jim-
■Is Heath, Mias Carol Bncklsy
aad Mile. Jean Benokex arrlred in
Camden last Sunday and will be at
Kamschatka for a greater parts of
tbs winter season.
Miss Betty Gordon of Tunica,
Miss., and Mias Lonnie Guthrie of
Bkhart. Ind., spent the past week
at the home of Miss Theresa Reed.
They were In the WAVES and sta-
timied with Miss Reed in Shoe-
Bakw, Calif.
First Lieut. Wm. O. Major, Jr.,
spent the weekend with his wife
ud parents. He is learing Fort
Eostls, Va., Wednesday for Seattle,
Wash., here he will be the nariga-
don officer aboard an army ship
that is to be ferried tbrongb the
Faaama Canal to Newport News,
Tl.
Florence Girl To
Become Bride
J. Clator Arra
day afternoon, Da^rabmr t at t:Sb.
The Holly Tree group wUl
with Mra. J. B. Zemp and Mils Lai
Blakeney, the Boxwood groap with
Miss Fannie Fletchmr, the Pine
Tree group with Mrs. Frank 8pett>
cer. Please note change In hcmr.
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The J<ditt D. Kennedy chapter (M
the United Oaogbters at the Con
federacy, held its December, meet
ing at the home of Mrs. A. A.
ReasonoTM on Lanrens street. The
meeting opened with the president,
Mias Helen Phelpg, presiding. After
the ritual the ehaplln, Mrs. R. M.
Kennedy, led the group In prayer.
The chapter agreed to send Christ
mas cards end stamps to the ladies
from Kershaw connty in the Con
federate Home in Colhmbis. The
historian, Mrs. W. F. NetUes, gave
a Tsry interesting program aboi-
Chrlstmas in the Old Plantation
Days.
Mrs. Grace Jordon, a sister of
Mrs. Reasonoxpr, assisted her for
the occasion. A lorely social honr
was enjoyed by slL Visitors present
were: Mrs. W. K. Way, Mrs. J. C.
Hoffman and Mrs. H. H. Pooaer.
Sisterhood Has
Good Meeting
‘The Camden, Sisterhood (M
Temple Beth-Ef held s regular
meeting at the home of Mrs. Dina
Hlrach Tuesday night.
An Intersstlng paper was read by
Mias Sara Wolfe. A sllrer sand
wich tray was presented to Mrs.
Louis Lomansky on the ocr askm
of her 25th wedding annlTWsary. A
snltahle resolution was raad. bon
orlng the memory of Mrs. Annie
Karesh Schlosburg, one of the flrat
presidents of the ‘Temple Beth-EL
Delightful refreshments ware
serred by the hostess.
‘ Tbs next meeting will he held at
the home dt Mrs. Jnllhn Bichel
Tnesdsy, January 7.
Red Ooss Notes
Sadta K. vonTrasekow
During the past two )years
nnmerons letters hare 'been re*
calred by this chapter from setrice
men and members of the sarrlce
men’s families expressing thslr ap
preciation for assistance of Tarious
kinds sxtsndsd to them by the Bed
Cross. Mrs. Grigsby of Blaney has
also reported a letter recently re-
ceired from an orerseaa awrlce
man extolling the Red Croas Work
and remarking that he had nerM*
ecifted until now all that tju
aod the ladles of the Red
had doM for tha aoMiara.
The speekma rooana of the Meth
odist parsonage were filled with
gueeta lati Tknraday erenlng when
the memhera <of tha Mathodist
diareh hMd an open honae recep
tion la honor ot tkelr paator, the
Rerl George K. Way aad Mrs. Way.
Rer. and Mra. Way were married
Norember 12 In Chfutette by, Msh>
op Clare Parcell and had jut re-
tnmed to Camden from a trip to
Florida and Cuba.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion WQllama
aad Mrs. Jack Nettles reeelTed the
guests In the front halt Mr. and
dra. W. F. Nettles, Sr., introduced
them to the receiving line, Mrs. B.
O. Boykin, the neifiy elected preet-
dent ol the Woman’s Society of
Christian Serrlee. Rev. and Mra.
Way, Mrs. Shsaly, Mrs. Edward
; llckenhurger and Mrs. Tsylor. the
Rev. J. T. Peeler,' a former pastor
of Lrttleton Street Methodist
church and now auparinteadent of
the Snmter distrfet, and Mra
Peeler. Mr. and Mra. Herman
Pooser tnrlted the guests Into^the
dining room, lovely In the decora
tions of brldsl white and green.
Mrs. Dess Goodale poured coffee
and was assisted In serving by Mrs.
William Miller, Jr., Mrs. Hubert
wnsou, Mias Mary WUlie Watkins
and Mrs. Beulah SheorU. Mrs.
Ernest Zemp presided over the reg-
ster, and others assisting in enter-
tatai^ were Dr. and* Mrs. Robin
Zemp, Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Williford
and Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Raason-
over. {
Mii. Way is widely known In
South Carolina church circles
where she sprres as eonferenge
secretary of children’s work, dUi-<
tiiet director 6l children’s work In
the hoard of edncatkm. She is a
talented mnahslan, being a graduate
of the New York school of mnsio
and art
Mr. Way la sarrlng hit second
year In Camden as pastor of Lyttla-
tott Straat Methodist dinreh, and
hit congregation la happy to hava
Mrs. Way with her charm and tal
ent to grace the parsonage. •
•ETHISOA FRCtSYTERIAN
CHURCH
Sunday, December A A. Douglas
McAm. pastor. Church school at
10 o’clock. Morning worship at
11: lA In tha serrlee the children’s
choir will sing and all tha parents
of the dinreh are. eepecially in
vited.
The Tonng People meet at 4
p. m. Mid-week serTtee Wedneeday
at 7:20 p. at Everyone la Invited
to attend thece aervieea.
WMBAV, BteSMESR A IMS
Elizabeth Knight
[To Wed In January
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Whliilkar an-
NotwlthaUndlng the difference I noance the engagement of their
of ^oat hMf a centary in thair jdanghter, Elisabeth Whitaker
agso. Mary Loniae Mlckla and Hra-1 Knight, to Donald H. Bnhrmastu
rietu Johnson have been graat of Schenectady, N. T. The wadding'*
friends for naarly four yaara,|^l take place In Jannary-^in New
Therefore Miss Johns<m gave the I ^ork City.
P* C.
A. No. A ‘kide dear la lUagal
aadar tha aervloamen's raadjuat:
mmu act VA la now taking legal
actioA agalrnt violators.
(Veterana wishing qaaatloas an-'
swarad In thb column arc argad tp
write The Camden Chronicle so
that an Wwt may he obulned
from the Veterans Administration.)
NOnCE
HaretoCore we kava
hating on onr lands, inda prMbice
hik been ahtnad. Hareaftsr we wul
not allow any hunting or trsh-
passing in any way whatsoovar oa
onr iaads.
8. B. WALTERS,
MRS. ULLIB MAT HiNSOIf.
L. T. AN1»R80N.
ALEX SHAW. SMSt
young daughter ef Mr. and
Lewis Mkkle' a Christmas
Thirty diildren, with some 20
mothers in attendance, arrived at
2 o'cleck.
While waiting lor the crowd to
VETERANS CORNER—
(Continued from page one)
eon working 40 honra a weak or
less? L. C. Toler. Memphis, Tenn.
. _ A. Tlie government seta np call.
asaemlde. two haautifuUy'^dress^<>“ ^amount a vetara to on-
clowns with hand embroidered fae-1 training may asm from hit
ea. enthraUed^-tha yonngitera by Th® government, hoe^
jumping and twiritog by elastic ^
bands from the chandelier over thal®**^®®? ^
table..
The cake with Mary Lontaa’s
name was mounted on an old cake-
stand to the center of the table
more. In single, or 1200 or more,
if married, from his employmr.
Q. Are. veterans who lost the
use of one or two legs,* at or above
the ankle, after dishharge* entitled
with garden flovrwa on each side.
Thh clowns ware taken down and j ^ veteran, Amory,
A. No. To he eligible a veteran
presented to Mary Louise, the
guest of honor, and Juliana Bums, • .-♦in-,* ♦.
the god-chlld. Then an
Greenleaf Villa
e
Luncheon from 12 to 1:20
Tea from 4 to 5 on weekdays
Sunday luncheons xyre served at
, 1:1S, upon reservation
Wn Spncinlisn iii Small Diimnr Pnrtina
into the next rooSi to select a gift
from the CThfiataMui tree. After
pensation or retirement pay for the
loss or loss <Jt use of one or both
fc —* ♦»,— —♦*.-«-* I *®«» or above the ankle as the
SS.« Si UN. uSS !«.
cat and served bet cake with thar q
•’rriwhohas’oMTegamputot
sented with a beantifnl eorsaga by
the honor guest
.An annt. Miss Lonlse Mickle, of
Panama. #as amopg .the guests.
One little girl, being tovEed near
ly a week ahead of -lime, asked her
mother every day “when la Tuee-I
day?”
It was a heaatifnlly h^ved
11ns of duty entitled to an smpntee
car? A veteran. Tutwiler, Miss.
A. No. the appropriation was
made for amputees of World
War H.
Q. How do I check on my ter
minal leave pay from the VA? A
veteran, Macon, Ga.
The Veterans Administration
to terminal
crowd and good to see them search- h.,. jurisdiction
tog through the rooms to find Mary j vA representatives, how-
lx>uise and tell her what a won-1 have ssslsted numerons vet-
derfnl time they had at her party
—Contribated
TiMROD H. 0. C. MEETS
ever, have assisted numerous vet
erans to filling oat their terminal
leave pay applleatlona. Payments
will he made'directly by the war
and navy departments.
Q. I am about to buy a home
property? A vataran, Spartanhnrg,
Be OdekToTreat
BronchHis
Yssr Hssm frsm 11
1«^ «mi4 Um ChrlituMii Sarfs
The Tlmrod Hmne Demonstration with a GI loan. Am I permittad to
clnb h^d Its regular monthly meet-1 maka a side deal with the real ea-
tog at tha home of Mrs. Ruth Par^|tata a^t to mMt hla price
ker‘, November 12, at 2 o’clodc. “
There were seven memhera prasent
aad two vlaltca The meet^ was
opened by atoging "Oh, Come All
Te Faithful” Mlsa Lonlse Gardner
eondneted Ihe devotional and hray
er. The roll was called by the new
secretary. Mrs. Heyward Weet.
Miss Lsdhard met with ns as
Miss Fewell was unable to oome.
Meat Cnrtog was 'the sabject of
the program for fhls month. Min
Leonard took charge. She gave out
pamphlets on "Pork for Carolina
Farmers,” also "Handling, Cnrtog
and Storing Sweet Potatoes and
Cancer.” y
The hosten served delicious re
freshments. With oofhtog further,
the meeting sdJonmed to meet with
Mrs.«W. M. Estoiage to Jannary.
pblifBa a?Mf
landfiaaltaiv.l
wtta
ttw
. , Min (BHurlotte D. Smith of Wey-
Inviuuons have been raeeivad to moath. Man., who served dnrtog
Caaiden for the wedding of Min the wsr to the U. S. Msrtoe corps,
lUrgaret Brook Johaaoe. daaghtealiu^ 1,^ glylnH her time at Rad
of Mr, and Mrs. Olto Thomas John-1 cmu haadanartsrs dnriag tha past*
ton of Florenoa. to Jamn CUtor J^^^l^saa staff anhitont to toe
Airsnta, this elty.wklehwinheheld|Hoiii^ servloe d^Murtmeat, She also
ii the Central Methodist tonroh at ugigted with the Rad Cron float
Itorence, Deoaisher at 7 O’clock Thanks gre due Mr. Raley aad
h the eventof. A’ reeapthm la to the city force for the loaa of the
f^w St the Floreaoe Oonatryigpgit eatered to the parade. Thoee
Iwho decorated It were Major Brafla-
The brlde-alact Is oaa of tha to* ford, Mrs. Belk, Mrs. Moody. Mra.
chi debntantea of Florenea, while I Coi, ^nd Mrs. Wall and Col
the prospecUva groom la Karahaw|gm^ vonTreeekow. Billy Sal-^
connty repreaaatatlTa la the gen-j
^•isl assembly.
Greenleaf Villa
GIftand
SpedaUu Shop
Wa Haw* Um Afaacy far
"Doneoofer”
Tailocad draaiaa mmcU to
kod Spring
mond, holding the flag, 7ohnnie
Zemp sa a aervlee maa and Char
lotte Babbitt as a Red Cron anrae,
hasidea Boy Scoots aad Browalaa
formed the Junior Red Cron
tablean. The float waa tha only one
driven 4iy a woman. Mrs. T^lma
Moody, Red Cron Motor eorpe
driver, attended hy Mra. Bothe, rep-
mentlng the Nnrsn Aide eorpe,
were seated to the e^ of the truck.
Mrs. Katherine cHeveland, gen-
nal field r^nweentatlve from Red
Croea headquarters. Sonthaastem
res. visited the toapter Decemhar
I to the interest of Uie Junior Red
Groac. ,
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notioa is hereby given that ona
atonth from this date, on December
U, 1242, WllUe B. Gardner. wUl
bo the Probate Oort ef 1
shaw Connty his ftoai Ntnm
nlalatrator of the eetne of M
A Gardner, deoeaaed, and on the
date he will ap^ to tha aak
lOoort for a final dIaaiArit as aaid
AdfidnlatmUMr. 27-42P
K. 0. ABNETT,
Judge of Probata.
Chadea, 8. 0^ Nev. tL 1242.
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tiM vndsnlitodlQE FQQ B
Magnificent ''
Red Roses.
. . . bmIm Um moil wrwMlnr-
fttl of fiiftt. RoBMoilMr yoor
ohoieo boaqiMt of ChrUtnuui
flowora. Wo tolograph ownry-
The Camden Floral Go.
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MVIDLY
to HALF price
JUST RECEIVED SiaPMEHT OF'
K ir •leisTMis
eepsa
Sequin Spxrfs, Squares and Aseots
Billfolds, Frqneh Purses, Belts,
Costume Jewelry.
THE HAT BOX