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J Ur« C P. Vincent nre Lowndes of Wilraington. DeL, and'
*twh weeks in Flprtda. Charlotte, N. C., were gnests of
jpendln* two „„*-rtalned at **>*• “d Mrs. Arden Lowndes over
the o“ Snnday. Washington birthday weekend.
cockuUs Hartford Mrs. Dan McCaakUl (Beth WIl-
***■* u Visiting Mr. and •o“) left last Friday to join her
county, Md, Is vis tmg husband In (Quebec. Canada. Mr.
^bTum^ot Washlngton^^epent
Ji^eek^nd at Mulberry
tlon. , nnvkin. of Phila* turned
work at Laval university, there.
Jane Fowler Bassett has
Camden society is agog with an*
ticipation over the promised en-
tertalnment menu that is to fMture
iv Irvine M. Boykin, of Phila- turned to her home in Monkton. Shamrock ball, to be given at
^ U;,. arrived on Thursday for a Man^l^d, after a two weeks visit! the Sarsfleld club on the evening
^tait with relatives. He is at “Car- wlA Mr^a^^ Mrs. Dion Kerr, and of Wednesday, March 12. hours be-
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Shamrock Ball To
Climax All Camden
Social Activities
Committees Working Hard
To Make This the Biggest
Dance Attraction Of
Season
Woman’s Auxiliary
Of Grace Church
To Meet Tuesday
The fegnlar monthly meeting of
the Woman's Auxiliary of Grace
church will be held at the home
of Mrs. John deLoach on Tuesday
afternoon at 4 o’clock.
Mrs. A. K. Blakeney.
Ck>lonel Ansel Bateman, of San
ilr and Mrs. Burwell Capeh^ , ^
Mary,i>f GfloraetOW^^AntonlOr-TMas. -left 4»y -plaae-tnr'-®^-^ Woman's-Auxthary of thsr:®*-^ meeting te order
week end with Mr. and . Thursday after a visit —**•- •-*- • j.j ..i tk*
Ing announced as from 9 until 1.
The Shamrock ball is sponsored
Midway Group
Hblds Gathering
The Midway Home Demonstra*
tion club met Friday afternoon,
February 21, at Midway school.
During the absence of the presi
dent and vice president. Miss Pew-
ell, home 'demonstration agent, call-
D.A.R. Meeting
Held At The Home
Of Mrs. Marvin
W B Capehart, Boykin. j mother, Mrs. Janie N.
urs H. B. Holley, of'Atlan^ta, who is a patient at the Camden
the week-end guest of her hospital,
muhter, Mrs. Max Wagoner aiMj m,. lo,^ Watkins of
„ Vl'agoner. ^^y^leton street J ^ ^
Hr. and Mrs. Warren Smith camden for the rest of the sea-
turned from two weeks returned from
. Fla. Mr. Smith la now , Ireland where they spent five weeks
with his
Bateman,
Camden hospital and is regarded as j devotional was conducted by
being the finest and most suceeaa- l ♦B** Fewell and the Lord's Prayer
ful of the social events of the sea
son here.
Mrs. Robert Taller is the gen-
iBesch
Heath went to 8L
^ew York.
Mrs B. IV.
Petersburg. Fla., by plane Monday
»nd Is spending the week with her
husband there
- "rs. _
j<j „ guests last weekend, Mr.
eral chairman of the ball and her
committees are as follows:
Decorations—Mrs. John Whit-
repeated. Nine members answered
the roll call and the minutes of
the previous meeting was read and
approved.
Miss Fewell gave for her demon
stration, “Does My Dress Fit?” She
hunting.
Mrs. .Dan B. Mackey and chlld-
^n, Dannie, Oliver and "Gee Gee”
lof Marietta, Oa., arrived on Sat-
Mbana inerp. urdav for an ATtendAd viaif with or eniertamment.
Ir. and Mrs. J^^-^Tmekers *■ charge of Mrs. Wll-
™ ® ’.r^ street, ^ supervised
by Mrs. John Devine.
Thw ball will feature attractive
aker, Mrs. Warren Smith, Mrs. Cy. Stressed thg effect It makes pn our
ril Harrison and Mrs. John Ville-
plgue.
Mrs. Kennedy Blakeney Is in
charge of the tickets and Mrs. Ar-
(Jen Lowndes of entertainment.
and Mrs. Garnett Kltrell
drews.
Mrs,
Lewis Martin,
of An-
of
health to buy correctly
clothing. Refreshments were served '
by the hostess. Mrs. Erlie Ander
son.
Court Inn News
Mrs. Florence B. Hay, Pair street,
had as her guests over Washing-
derson Is spending the week at j ton birthday week-end her sister,
home of her parent* In Cam-1 Mrs. E. Dudley Sanders and daugh-
„ ■ ters, Margaret and Helen, of Char-^
Mr. and Mrs. Kent Mmer~of lotto. N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Granger
Into
pur-
and Mrs. Kent
ulsvllle. Ky., have moved
1 Springs, their newly
used plantation..
Mrs. Marlon duPont Scott has
turned to Montpelier, Va., after
indlng a week at Holly Hedge,
winter home In Camden.
Mr and Mrs. W. R. Bonsai are
lUtertalning for Mr. and Mrs. Doug-
Small of Hartford county, -Md.,
. Tuesday. -
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Potter enter-
led after the horse show for
irs Van Allen of New Yorl^and
Gaither
will entertain at cockuila on Sat
urday for Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Small of Hartford county. Md., who
are guests of Mrs. Gaither’s daugh
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Dion K. Kerr, Jr.
Citizenship Title^
Entries Named
The annual drawing for the Good
* *. • xr- I Cltlsen Pilgrim, sponsored by the
jbert Young of Mlddlebn^..Va I National daR. was held last week
Mrs. Van Allen o^ew York SM office of the state superln-
Iken Judged the (^ildren a tendent of education In Columbia,
ho,. Md on WMhlngton;. Mrth- w|„„„ „ „t,n,.u r«.lTe.
? . T - * trip to Washington, all expenses
to attend theDAR National
r. and Mr^ L. w. l^kln have congrggg m^y students from the
itnmed to Camden from a shoo •. dagg of each high school In
trip in Mexico.
door prizes and there will be an
auction conducted during the even
ing which will be productive of
much fun and merriment.
The Sarsfleld management has
aranged to serve a special |1 plate
snpper during the evening. Reaer-
vatlons for the snpper and tables
are to be made at the Clothes Tree.
Phone 695-W before March 10. Ad
mission to the hall la 91.80, Inclnd-
Ing tax. All setups are gratia.
The ball will feature good music,
good fun and It Is for a good causa.
Music for the Shamrock ball will
be provided by BUI Spivey and
mnsiclana from the Forest Lake
club of Colombia. This la reported
ly one of the best dance oi^estraa
in the state.
Legion ^^ary
Notes
A delightful meeting of the
the state chose the Good Citizen anxiliary for February was held at
for pedendahility service, leader- the Sarsfleld club with 35 members
ship and patriotism and her name present. After the business was 1 iPark Avenue, N. Y., are spending
is sent to the state high school over. Bill Olmstead rendered sev-
Mrs R M. Kennedy,. Jr., has re-
nmed from a month’s visit at
he home of her daughter, Mrs.
IwFH “opervipor—143 were- sent this, eral selections on the Hammond
,T.’ r:;"S liT; vX HU™ i “■
jiltlmore. Md. Is visiting Mr. and! The regent draws a name from Jo^a-1 ^ t t
Irs. Charles DuBose and Mr. and howl and hands the folded Oor kpeaker, Joe Jenkins,
The clear crisp days of last week
brought many mewcomers to the
field to enJoyv(’ canter through
the pine woods. Miss Mary Ruit
was one of this group. She spent a
week at Court Inn with her father,
D. N. Rust of Leesburg, Va., her
slater, Mrs. Douglas P. Phillips, and
her cousin. Miss Mary Nelson Lee.
The Rust party participated In
many of the social activities.
Saturday afternoon Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Bryant entertained for D.
N. Rust, Miss Rust, Mrs. PhUllps
and Miss Lee.
Mr. and Mre. J. C. Bossong of
Wemersvllle, Pa., spent a few daya
at Court Inn.
Friends at Camden were glad to
see Henry I. Brown and Joshua
Pearson at Court' Inn. They have
been visitors here for many years
while en route to Yeaman’s Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. N- C. Ives of Phila
delphia spent the weekend at Court
Inn.
Mrs. Arthur Kelly Elvans, Miss
Mary Wheat arid Miss Ethel Yates
motored to Columbia for luncheon
last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Tyng of
Mrs. Harry Marvin, was hostess
to the Kobklrk Hill chapter DAR
February 81, and the regent, Mrs.
vonTreackow, presided.
The chaplain read Washington’s'
prayer and the pledge to the flag
^as led by Mra. John Wall, after
which all recited the American
Creed. j
Miss Mildred N. Getty. Mrs.
George Cook’s guest and regent of
Erasmum Perry chapter of Silver
Springs, Md.. was ihen introduced
and gave an interesting account of
the jnvenile delinquency w6rk of
their chapter.
Mrs. William Whitaker, reals-
trar,'presented Mrs. Atkinson of
Hagood, who was warmly welcomed
as a new member. i
Announcement was made of a
year’s scholarahlp to Tamassee. the
8. C. DAR school, given in honor
of the regent, by Alfred D. Ken
nedy of Atlanta, Ga. j
Mrs. vonTreackow then Intro-
duced the guest of honor and speak-
I the occasion. Colonel Sumner
Waite, whose special inission to In
dia for several years made hit en
lightening and vivid talk on that
strange country delightful to his
audience. He also showed some
photos taken on the spot.
Mrs. Reuben Pitts concluded the
program with selections from a
paper read on a Flag Day for the
DAR by the late Dr. Maurice
Clarke on America and the flag aa
seen through the eyes of a Brit
isher.
The members and guests were
served refreshments by the* hostess
es, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Mobley, Mrs.
Marvin, Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Guy arid
Mrs. Nettles from a beautifully ap
pointed table presided over by Mrs.
John Wall an4f^Mrs. George Cook,
Attend Garden Meet
The Camden Garden clnh sent
two delegatee, Mrs. Allison P. Da-
Bose and Misk Helen Harman, to
the Regiraal meeUng of Che West
Sand Hills dabs, at Colnmbla, on
Saturday. Motion plctiiraa of bulb
growing in Holland were shown,
followed by Itinehdon at the Hold
Colambla,
ill
Pyril R. Harrison.
Mr. and Mra.
Christopher
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The Hoffer Co.
tiers and OptaiiMtrigtt
paper to Mr. Ahderson to be open
ed and announced. Alternates
names are drawn In the same way.
Mr. Baldwin of the Camden high
school sent In the name of Miss
Anne Horton of (Cassatt, the winner
this year.
J. H. Witherspoon, supt. of the
Blaney paMle schools, aanontteed
that Miss Bernice Branham had Indorsed
been selected a* that school’s Good
Cltiienship Pilgrim and Sherrill C.
Hiott of Bethnne reported that
first ^place went to Miss yirlan
McLaughlin and second place to
Miss WUlene Price.
Arthur Stokes, supt of Kershaw
county schools, was most Interested
and helpful in promoting the Good
Citizenship Pilgrimage.
At the recent drawing Mlsa Davis
Miles of the J. C. Synod high
school Iras the winner.
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMINT
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Stevenaon^
of Plandore, L. I., New York, iui-
nounce the birth of a son, Robert
Blakeney Stevenson. Mrs. Stersn-
son Is the former Louise Blakeney
daughter of Mrs. A. K. Blakeney
and the late Mr. Blakeney.
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birth announcement
Major and Mrs. J. M. Chapbt, of
Langley Field, Va., have named
their son, bom Feb. 81. John Mc
Donald Chapin. Mrs. Chapin (Mary
Zemp) is the daughter of Mr. sad
Mrs. B. C. Zemp.
gave a most interesting and In
structive talk on Legion legisla
tion. a subject we were glad to
have brought before us.
Mrs. Leon - Schlosburg, chairman
on “Americanism”* explained a
project underway, of a five day
training course In “Self Govern
ment” for girls, which the Legion
and went on record to
sponsor the outstanding 'high
school students. If the project ma
terialises, for this summer.
. Mrs. W. T. Miller gave an ex
cellent talk on her “Child Welfare"
work, and hopes to be able to
carry through some excellent Ideas.
In helping particularly the seniors
get In line for something specific
regardlu their future work, In
stead of Just drifting on without
an aim or purpose In life.
Six new members were Installed
and more are welcome in the
anxiltory. Mrs. Grainger Koraegay
has the information regarding same.
'So please contact her or another
member If interested.
The meeting was turned over to
the six fotlowlng hosteesea, Mr*.
Sam Karesh. Mr*. Jams# Gandy,
Mr*. Lson Schlosburg. Mrs. Marlon
Williams. Mrs. Hubert Wllaon, Mrs
f. D. Ooodalsu Beautiful and de-
ll^tful refeahment* were served,
winding up a very enjoyable after
noon.
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a week at Court Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. Moultrie Bums en
tertained at a dinner party Friday
night at Court Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. David Dallas O’Dell
of Malvern, Pa., who are spending
a week at Court Inn, entertained at
dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Woolfe,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Waller and
their house guests and Sidney Wat
ters.
Miss M. Tamer and Mrs. P. H.
Barbour from Harwlnton, Conn.,
speut Tnesday ak-Court Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Chase and
Capt and Mrs. Dwight Partridge
were dinner guests of William Nia-
het
Mrs. Herman Slefke has return
ed to Conrt Inn to Jolri her father.
Col. Alexander Piper.
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Schiller
entertained friends at a cocktail
party in the drawing room at Court
Inn Monday afternoon They have
returned to Sewlckley after two
weeks spent in Camden quail shodt*
Ing.
Judge Louis Hall and Roy Blair
have returned north after a week’s
vacation at Court Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. Lamont Dominick
of Mlllbrook, N. Y., are spending
several weeks at Court Inn.
Mr. and Mra. W. H. Pool of Wal^
renton, Va., spent a night at Court
Inn .
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur I. Melga
have returned to their home lu Rad
nor, Pa., after three weeks at
Court Inn.
Vice Admiral and Mrs. Wilson
Brown of Waterford, Conn., motors
ed from Yeaman’s Hall for a ni^t
at Conrt Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. U. 8. Ferguson of
(Thardon, Ohio, were overnight
guests at (Tonrt Inn.
Miss Ethel Yates entertained at
dinner an<!^ cocktails Monday night
for CoL and Mra. Sninnev Waite.
Mr. and Mrs. WlUUm Goodale
were dinner guests of Mr. and Mra.
R. C. a HarUey.
Friends In Camden are antidrat*
Ing the visit of Mr. and Mrs. D. C.
Percival who are retnming to Conrt
Inn for a month’s visit from B')e-
ton. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Engs, who
are well known In Camden, sill
; arrive at Conrt Inn March 1, ac
companied by their daughter, Mrs.
I Samuel Engs.
A oonrse luncheon was given at
' Conrt Inn on Friday by Mrs. lames
L. Guy, honoring her niece, Mias
Mary Emma Powe of Cberaw,
whose marriage was celebrated
I Fehmary 21 The Uble was at-
t ^actively decorated in pink flow-
era, the bride^leetfs diosen color.
I Her place at ths Uble wu mark-1
I ed by a coraags of rooehnds. At-'
tending the luncheon were: Mies
Powe’s twin slstera, who were to be
matde of honor, Mleeee Snele and
Charlotu Powe; and her brldee-
uaSde, Mleeee Oery Mvane Powe,
Mary Elisabeth Powe, Oladye Wel-
laoe. Beetle WaddlU, Betty Mc-
Cof^ Louise Etipe of KlngstroA
Vlrglate Page. NeUa Coward. Mra.
Scott Roblnett of OolnmhU. Mre.
WnUam Wallaoe and Mra. Vernon
Parham of Bennettsvina. Besld(
the wedding party other gmeets
were: Mra. Jamee M Powe. Mre.
Pan! A. Wdllaee. Mrs. A. M. Kit
truU of Tryon gnd Mr*. Bdwli
Ouy.
The adoption by the rallroede of
a travel-oncredlt pin reasovea the
lost TfMge of pny40fo«-BO tn this
Thursday Bridge
Club Is Entertained
Mrs. Ralph Stevenson was hos
tess to members of her Thursday
bridge club at the Stevenson home
on Fair street. Substituting for ab
sent members were Mrs. R. E
Stevenson, Sr., and Mrs. David
Harter.
High score prise was won by
Mrs. Harter.
A sweet course was served be
fore the card game.
Members of the club are: Mrs.
Julian Sanders. Jr., of Hagood,
Mrs. Jim Darby, Mra. Lane Wood
cock, Mrs. A. H. Clarke, Mrs. M.
E. Moody, Mrs. Wm. D. Nettles,
Mrs. Ralph Stevenson and Miss
Nancy Watts.
Total catch of fish off the shores
of Erie in the first eight months
of 1946 was valued at over 91,900,-
000.
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