The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 27, 1946, Image 7
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fWard Tavwii l8“'
Scene Of Partira
Sixteen members oC tbs staff of
Af Camden otfkm of tbe l!bomas
2 Howard company iartqo|^ a
^67 dinner at tba Ons ..ward
fgvam on Hldbwsjf No^ ’I
4aj arenlaf at I o*do^
Twi cHwomCLi, camu9m.
dfcier featared Tleiim reaat
tarkey wltb aO tho trlmmlnfca that
soee wlCb a Chrirtmas apraad.
Last Thnrsdi^ eraalnr orer 40
iMSibers of tbe Rldcoway Her-
chaste and fhrmers* aasodatloa
gathered at the Ward teyem tor a
steak dinner.
In
S O ( I ( 1 Y
iWA, rwlOAY, picaiiiiH ty, it4o
Miss Purvis Is
Bride In Pretty
Home Ceremony
• Just b time to wtah all of
oar Mends a Rqipy mid
ProapatBoa New Tear.
Many pleasant memoriae of
die past year come marehinc
in raview on this Sra of 1947.
OatstandiBg among them la
the corAal aasodatioB
we have had wMt yoa.
We look forward hopefolly
^to a cootinaaace
of dieoe pleasant rdaticna.
SMART
' Mr. and Mrs. Samaal K. Witdien
of YK^es-Barro and Qlen Sammit
Springs. Pa., expect to anrfra in
Camden abont Jmiaary 15 to spend
the winter in their lu^ 180T Fair
street
Mrs. Oertrade M. Zemp spent the
Christmas hoUdays with Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Campb^ and Mr. ««>e
Mrs. 8. C. Zemp, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Camidisll
are spending die yaekend in
Greensboro srlth Mr. Csmpb^*s sls-
tsr and temily.
Mrs. Herman A. Monarch of this
city Jonmeyed to Chicago by plans
Sunday to attend the wedding of
her sister. Margaret Jeanette J
nlngs. danghtw ct Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Jenninga of Lamrans, N. &.
to Bddie Johnaon of Chimigo, Da-
cemher 19.
Miss Sybil Drakaford ia Tlattlng
friends in Snmter. She went ee*
peciaUy to attend the Carolina clnb
dance. i
Miss Jsekts PbnilpB of WalhaDa
girls wore former roommates at
grla were former roommatea at
Lander college.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Harra, Jr.,
aad daughter, Blisabeth. spent the
Christmas holidays with Mr. Har*
ris’ family in Le Orange, On.
Mr. and Mrs. Dca Jonas aad
family spent Christmas at Baneh Is
land with relatiraa.
Mias Sidnsy Jones and Mbs 8yb4
Drakaford were hoatesa to a tea
and shower tor Miss Betty Midler,
recent bride, December 19. at tha
home of Miss Jones. About S9
friends catted between t a^ •
o'clock tor tba affair. Among tha
oat-of-town gnaste preaeat wwa:
Miss Blllya Beddk of North Aagos-
ta and Mias Hilda Brodenum of
Spartanburg, attendants of * tha
bride. Tea and aeceasories wars
■erred In the dining room and Hr*
ing room by Mrs. Iks Jones aad
Mrs. E. D. Draksford, after whieh
the honor gneat waa pTfianted a
kltchmi ahower.
SHCRILL OIANI SCOTT
Mr. and Mrs. Henry N. Seott an-
aonnoe the birth of a daughter,
Sherell Diane. December 15, at tha
Camden hospltsL Mrs. Scott is tho
formw Miss Carrie Bell Elltott,
danghier of Mr. and Mrsi J. K. El
liott .<d thia city.
HERE COMES THE"
PRIZE WINNER
' Belt the
FIRST BABY BORN
KERSHAW COUNTY
IN 1947
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As soon as the decision is announced j;he Happy
e
Mother can secure a >
BEAUTIFUL GIFT
At
The Fashion Shop
Mias EUsabedi Kennedy of
Brenan coUege, Oaiasanue, Oa., Is
Id boms fmr ths hdidayB. ^
Miss Johnson
Becomes Bride
Of.J. C. Arrants
Miss Margaret Brock Johnson of
norwee baeanM tha brMe of
James Clator Anrnate of Camden
iad tha Uniraraity of Sooth Caro
lina, Thorsday eraalag, December
19. at ^ o'clock, at Central Meth
odist church, at norence. The pas
tor, ths Her. Wright SpeuB, offi
ciated. He was assisted by the Rer.
W. H. GoUins, pastor of Bethsl
Methodist chnrok of Walterboro,
formerly, the pastor of ths Meth
odist church of Camden.
Nnptial mnslc was rendered by
Mrs. Jimiiia M. McIntosh, organist,
and Mrs. Thornton Canada, soprano
soloist
U8her.groom8men wsra Tommy
Oasone, Florenoa; Charlla Gibson,
Colnmbfa, and Psul McChesnsy,
Andetaon, aU claasmates of the
bridegroom in the law sohool of the
Unlveraity of Soath Caroliaa; Jake
Spears. Columbia: Lee West.*Ker-
Miaw, and Nettles Mysrs, Camden.
Tom Abbott of Qplambia was tbe
bridegroom's bast man.
The bridal attendants wora
matching dresaaa of ice blue aatin
styled ‘with fitted bodies, yoke of
ninon. and Tory fall skirt, bnstle
effaet Thsir flowers Wfra cascade
bouquets of red roate tied with bine
satin, ribbon, and a red roes worn
In the hair.
BrMesmaids were Mkm Lttlian
Snowden of Hemlagway and Miss
Erelyn Wsstbnry of Bowman, both
roommates of tho hiido at the Uni-
Tersity of Soath Carolina, and Mrs.
Toss Abbott of Oolamhla.
Miss Jails Arrante of Camdea and
Colnmbla cottegs^ aiatsr of the
bridegroom, waa ^ maid-of-honor.
The flower girl was little Barbara
Hancock, fonr-ysarold daughter of
Ifr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Hancock of
Colombia. Her dress of los bine
satin was similar to the others and
■he edrried a noeegay of red rotes.
The bride entei^ with her
father, Olia Tliomas Johnson who
gars her In marrtaife.
The brMe wore a wedding gown
of ice bine satin, cut on traditional
Itnaa and faatnriag accordion pleat
ed ruffles of the Eiaterlal at the
high neckline and mi' tho albow-
length sleeres. ThsNfklrt was fash
ioned with s Wstie of accordion
pleataeed raffles csseadtnc the
length of the skirl add extsading
to a tong train. Itef. flogar-tip refl
of bridal Ittnikm sm cangkt to a
coronet of seed psapi, and gho har
ried a cascade badqnet of white
reces centered a ^hrMte or-
Shidk . I C. ■ e
Ifnine^Uately fi^owl^ the cere-
moay at the ctu4|u tl^
parents enteHalaedrk a weAdlMt
receptioa at the .nereaee OoMitiy
dttb.
, Dirteg the frenlnf ffM Mde ^
bridegroom left for A. short weidW
trip. For trarel the . bride donaed
a salt M Mack gahafdlae with ae-
Iceasoriaa of black lillle, eoat of
iMowa far aad a wMte'*otehM ea
m
FAM MViN
Of tatarest to thalr aumy frioada
waa the keddlag of Mlaa Fletcha
Fee Parris aad Carol Las Rabon
on Norember^ at the home of
the brMe. in CMambte. The Rot.
J. R Reed, peator of the joaag
conMo. officiated la the preeeace
of the immediate famittee aad a
few fiisnda.
.The ceremony room waa deco
rated with pelma, floor beskete of
white Madioll and eandlaa la oaa-
delabra. The candles .were lighted
by DarrMl Pnrrls. brother of the
bride, and Charles Potts. i
Miss Lola Ponris, alstar of the
bride and maid of honor, wore blue
net fashioned with sweetheart
neokline, batterfly slearea aad fnll
skirt She oarried an arm boeqnet
of pink eaniatioas.
The lorely bride, who entered
wi^ the bridegroom, wore a wed
ding gown of white satin and ehit-
fim. fashioned with round neckline
embrodlered with se^ pearls, long
■leoTss ending ‘in points at the
wrists and foil skirt with Iragtby
train. She wore a finger-tip reU
of bridal illasion, and carried a
cascade bouquet of white cama-
tlona.
ThaobrMegroom had as his beat
inan, his brother, the Rev.--Mat
thew Raboa of Cbarieston.
Mrs. T. D. Parris, mother of tbe
bride, wore black crepe and a cor
sage of red roses.
After the ceremony a reception
waa held. The triple-tiered wed
ding cake flanked with ferns and
white snapdragons adorned the
taeeHmrered table. Cake and punch
were serred to the gneste by Mias
Gloria Byrd and Miss Ruth Purris,
sister of the brMe. Miss Eunice
Byrd presided orer the biide's regis
ter.
Daring the erening tbe yonng
couple left for their wedding trip
to the mountains of North Caro
lina. For trareling the bride wore
a pink and black ensemble with
black aceessorias aad carnation cor-
■aga.
Mrs. Raboh is the yonngeet
daughter of Mrs. T. D. Parris and
the late Mr. Pnirla of Gayoe. She
receired her education at Brook-
land-Cayce high school and Draugb-
on'a Buslaeaa opUega. Columbia,
and now holds a poaltion with
Bridges Fumitnrs company of Co
lumbia.
Mr. Rabon Is the youngest son
of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Rabon of
Csyce, formerly of Camden. He
reeehred his ednestion in the Cam
den schools and serred with tbe
United States nary in ths Bnro-
peaa and Southwest Paclfie theat
ers. Sines hii discharge Mr. Rabon
baa been connected with the Wil
son Motor company of Columbia.
■lui'-e
FLYLIII—MeOAtKttt.
The marriage of much interest to
their many friends of the two Caro-
Uaas was that of Mias Mabel Plylar
and Clyde Alton McCaekiU. whick
took place Satarday. December 91
at the home of Her. Jamec lil
WUder of Pageland, with Bar. WIkA
er performing the ceremony.
The bride is tbe only dsuikter
of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Ptyler
of Jeffereon. She la a graduate of
Pageland high school. Ww some
time she has been employsd la
RarteriUe.
The biidagroom la tha aoB of Mrs.
Lissia McCaskiU and the late James
T. MeCaakitt of Bathaaa H* i*a-^
eelred hla edneaUoa la tea B«.thane
puMic aehools. He ta now amployad
at Sonoco Prodocte oompany in
HarterlB^.
Aftef a short wadding trip to
points of interest la South Caro
lina and Goorgia, they are making:
tboir ‘ home with tha groom'b
mother.
Beginning Saturday
AU Winter
COATS
SUITS
DRESSES
HATS
Are Greatly Reduced!!
in EARLY and taka
Of VahMg.
Your Qiolea
Outlook Shop
0
^ Sm-^E!!
The winner of the 1947 Stork
Derba Goto
STERLING SILVER BABY SPOON
And remember, we also have to stock many other
item»that%rill fit into your infant menage very nicely
Mrs. Arrante is the only ehOd qC
Mr. sad Mrs. OUn Thitiiss Johnsen
of Floremm. She la a graduate of
the Floreaoe hlMi seh^ aad at
tended tee University ef Georgis,
where she was ohMea as ths
Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. EOm trans
ferred to tbe niverstty of Soute
d^llna la tba tall of 1945. aad
St the time:Qf her manlage was a
member of the Junior class.
. Mr. Arrants. the son M Mrs.
Henry C. Arrants bf Camden and
the late Mr. Arrants, Is a member
of the house of representatives
from Kershaw county, sarviag for
ths second time. He was raMseted
upon his discharge fiWM tha United
Statee navy, ia whldi he served
four years, holding tee rank of
lieutenant. Mr. Arrante was grad
uated from Martha 'Rerry oMlege,
Rome. Ga.. wker eh# was prssidsnt
of the senior class, was listed in
Wh<yf Who Among Btndente tn
[Amerlesn Cottegee and Unlversttlea,
and a manteer of tha Blua Kay.
Ha Is an laatrttctor .#t poUtlcal sel-
enes at tha UMvavstty sf South
Carolina whils attandlng tha law
school of ths aatvonUty. He and
his brMa will raslds at thalr apart
ment im Hollywoad drtva, OMam-
Christmas Program
In WimberlAHall
The. Mateodlst Tmteg Adult
Bible class and foBowship group
held teahr sMSthly tnelnl .Doesm-
bar(i9. Wfanbarly Bal wib bshu-
titnily daeoratad isr tha bolMay
season with pina, hKirtas and a
Christmas trs*. ^
duftotnuNi cussto! ltl hgr I* t.
Mayer opsasd tha nisatiag. A pray'
sr hr Mr. Way^anf a Yury« ap-
proprlata poem tot
by Miss Whaom Ihnma toUoirad.
Joe Jankias, tha ffasMsnt,
onllsd Ur r^orta Of tea past stac
months woik. Adtur whlcli all gate*
srud in tha dlntag ihidi far raksik
■Mkte.
Mn. Mtten L. G#m grusldsd at
tea pundt bowL unlisted by Mrjs
Joe Janhlns and tlite. J. R Me-
tr. fkuli taka q^sa ssrvsd by
at tha tJugfi to avury ana.
dk
HONDAY
25th
ersary
Coats ..Suits
and TUESDAY
pnee
n
We are including all of our Fall Merehandiae
DresseA Coats and Suits On Hiu Safe At
HALF PRICE
CddtraBng our 26th Annioofoary, we uM otter epee-
tale on att odd merehandioe before inventory-
SHOES
Our EMire Stedk Goes On Sale
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