Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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S’. • ^ THI CAMPtll CWilOWLl, CAMMtt, •WTH CAHtLIWA, WHtPAy, MAKCH tt. iH9 s O C I (. 1 Y If You HmT« Social ItaiM ... Plioao 6S9-M Antique Show 3!uir A* r Th*. AhHqm ffliow, spoD«ir«l br - *- the houae fueat of Boxwood group of the Cumden UtUe G».. i» S’ fpeSt SuniUr »1<1' 'ifrc H E. Munn returned lot S.nalft N- Jj/"” •Dent some time with hw Jur. Mrs. J. B5. Nelson, Jr. iir Mirs. Pete and lighters, Punch and Judy, of arlotfe. N. C.. were gue^ on jidsy of the George Stuarts on jttleton street. . „ Ft a. Mott, Jr., of Hickory, N. was the weekend guest of the ke Jones’, coming especially for L Jones-Crowson wedding on Sat- tdat, March 16. . I The many friends of Mrs. F. B. nitb. sister of Dr. J. W. Brun- a. will regret to learn that she t patient at the Camden hos- fS and Mrs. Benjamin W. Heath nohn Buckley arrived In Cam- , issi week to remain here over equestrian activity period. They Dtored from St. Petersburg, Fla. )BKIRK hill chapter » meet THURSDAY [llie monthly meeting of Hobkirk [111 chapter of the DAR will be ^Id Thursday, March S7, at 4 m. Members are requested to tits the postponemenL Garden club, .to be held on Thurs day. March 27. at “Horse Branch Hair, will offer visitors an oppor tunity to see many objects both rare and interesting. The first floor of this beautiful old house, the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Warren Smith of Dallas and New York, will be charmingly furnished in antiques from CamAn homes, and on the upper floor tea’will be served. The hours will be from 2 until 6 and the admission, including tax, will be 11.20. The proceeds are to be used for the improvement of Hampton Park. • ••••• Celebrates Birthday Master Bill Hough, young son of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hough (Emily Zemp), was three years old on Friday, March 14, and was hon ored with a party at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Robin Zemp, Laurens street.- Twenty-five young ladles and gentlemen were invited and were served delicious refreshments from an appropriately decorated table. A beautiful chocolate cake (Bill’s favorite) was cut by him and served with ice cream and candy. Favors of rubber balls were pre sented each young guest I FAM ftVK We have a large selection of Silks, Prints and Co^ns for Spring Dur Shop will be closed Friday because of Fashion Show . at Court Inn.' crhe dollies Tree Womans Exchange Building Laurens Street Kershaw Girl Is Married By Judge N. C. Arnett Here • Mr. and Mrs. 3. Logan Rush ot Kershaw announce the marriage of their daughter, Dorothy .Iria, to Edwin (^rliale Kennedy of New berry and Clewiston, Fla. The mar riage took place in Camden Feb* ruary 21. at 2:20 p. m. Probat^ Judge N. C. Arnett offidating. Mrs, Kennedy la a graduate of Baron DeKalb high school and since her graduation baa held po sitions in Columbia. Mr. Kennedy, oldeet son of D^ and Mrs. Robert Moffatt Kennedy of Newberry, is a graduate of Erskine college. Prior to his service in the army Air corps he was en gaged In the teaching profession and insurance business. Since his return from service he has taken post-graduate work in education at the University of South Carolina. He is now a member of the faculty of the Clewiston, Fla,, high school. • «•••• Fashion Show At The Court Inn To Be Held Today, 3:30 It’s Fashion Show time at the I Court Inn today, Friday, March 21. t Thp Woman’s Auxiliary of Grace Episcopal church is sponsoring a style show with clothes from The Clothes Tree and hats from the Hat Box, this afternoon at .2:SO o’clock. Tea will also be served as part of the program for the af-i temoon. Models to appear in the fashion* show Inclnde attractive Mrs. Kent, Miller, Mrs. Frank Keene, Mrs. Van Hawley, Mrs. Rufus Redfeam, Mrs. Calley Moller, Miss Ida McDoweU, Mrs. John K. deLoach, Mra. Grang er Gaither, Mrs. James Darby, Mias Sandy Metts, Mrs. Robert Kennedy III and Mrs. Lois Cox. Mrs. Wiley Sheorn Entertains At Party A St. Patrick’s Day motif was used In the decorations and r»> freshments when Mrs. Wiley Sheorn entertained her bridge club on Thursday afternoon. Mra. W. J. P. Weeks of Kansas dty, sister- in-law of Mrs. Sheorn, was an ad ditional guest and was winner of a high score price. Mrs. J. M. Gandy won high score at the other table. Birthday Party For Kitty DuVal Mrs.'M. L. DuVal gave a party on Friday afternoon, honoring her daughter, Kitty, who was eight years old on March 14. Seventeen guests were taken to the Camden theater and later to Thomas Tav ern for ice cream and birthday caksi Bridfire Gaines Mrs. E. H. Ksrrison and Mrs. • Frank Keene were winners in the series of bridgs games which the Thursday Afternoon Bridge club play. Mra. J. B. Zemp was hostess to this club on Thursday afternoon at her apartment on Fair street and had as additional players Miss Alberta Team, Mrs. Wm. Goodale, Mrs.* Samuel Russell and Miss Ethel Yates. Members of the clnb are: Mrs. Fnmk Keene, Mrs. E. H. Kerrlson. Mrs. John Villepigue, Mrs. Thomas Ancrum, Mrs. John Whitaker, Jr., Mrs. E. N. McDow- elL Mrs. Stanley Llewellyn, Mra. Betsey Klrklapd, Mrs. Alice ,Msyre, Miss Lai Blakeney, Miss Llllisn Yates and Mrs. J. B. Zemp. Miss Nelle Fletcher ‘Miss Hi Miss^ Of Kershaw School Miss Nelle Fletcher of Kershaw high school, by popular vote, waa elected Miss High Miss. She also Miss Drakeford Entertains For Bride-elect Miss Sybil Drakeford entertained on Friday at 1 o’clock with a bridesmaids luncheon for Miss Sid ney Dunbar Jones, whose wedding was a social event of Saturday, March 15. Miss Drakeford’a guests were: Mrs. Kirby S. Tupper, Jr. (Frances West) of Chester, Miss Betty Lou Hood of Virginia, Mrs. J. B. Howard of Beech Island, aunt of the honor guest, Mrs. C. P. Vin cent and Mrs, Ike F. Jones. Mrs. Tupper, Miss Hood and Miss Drake ford were attendants in the Jonee- Crowson wedding. Miss Jones was presented a set. of antique after- dinner coffee cups and saucer*. Drive CereIttHy--Save a Ufa holds the following honors: Vice- president of senior class; Purple Flash staff; K. A. A.; Block K; An nual staff. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher. Miss Sidney Jones Honored With Party Following the rehearsal for the Jonee-Crowson wedding, Mrs. Kir by Tupper, Jr., and her mother, Mrs. (Jarl A. West, gave a party at the West home on Sarsfield Ave., on Friday evening. The entire lower floor was thrown en suite for the occasion and was beautifully decorated with many arrangements of spring flow ers, The dining room table was lovely with a silver bowl of bridal flowera, silver candelabrs and Birth Of Son Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. MoNlneh announce the birth of a son on Tuesday, March It, at the (Jamden^ hospital. They have three other children, all girls. Mrs. McNlneh is the former EUxabeth Workman of Camden. The baby has been named Harold J. McNlnch, Jr. ■ 'Kli punch bowL Other guesta besida the' wedding party were: David Harter, Mr. aqd Mrs. Colvin Sheorn. young ollphant of Mr. and Mrs. Samnel Boykin, Frederick Mullen and Ran dolph Jonaa. iniversary Special Nice Selection of ' Cards and Gifts for Easter Reductions In Infants Knitwear 8x10 Portrait given FREE to all cuatomera and fHenda Monday and Tuesday, Mardi 24 and 25. Come in for your certificate. Camden Beauty & Gift Shop Remember Her with Easter Flowers Easter Sunday April 6th Easter is the traditional time of year to send her a beautifully arranged bouquet of flowers. Flowers per fect in every way, always fresh and lovely. Order from us now. Th* Camdsn , Floral Company (RoUII Shop—«11 E. Laurana Stroot), oordlally Invitaa you to attond thsir pro-Eaator Flowsr , Show to bo hold thsr* on Friday, March 2tth, from 4 until 7. R^ fnsohmsnto wlU bo aorvtd ^and -^rrrrrrt-rrrrrrr, priXOa Wlll b# giVSn thrOUghOUt tM ahow. “Flowers for All Occasions” THE CAMDEN FLORAL CO. PhoMt 193—694 211 East Laurens Street Camden, S. C. Flowers Say It For You 7\» 1. iM 4 oMeJi <•) and DRIVES ■0 For the “gral” who wants to lead the Easter Parade we suggest one of our new long jacket suits or smart dresses. Smart styling, fine quality at amazingly low prices. Sing a song of Color for this wonder ful EASl’ER Season! Find all the ways and means here on our fashion Balcony. Suits have two sides to the Story- Tailored or soft, one here for every •preference. Coats, too, give you a two-way choice. Long or Short, an excellent choice either way. Dresses—what a variety and riot of color from which to select, solid soft pastels or wondrous prints in one and two piece outfits. Hats and other accessories to match any mood or outfit. Handbags, I gloves, all the little items to com plete your very best Easter outfit”. / y • Ajid Best of All-^Priced for Your Budget At ■^ .*3 J.'’'*!* Outlook D C P T . ST OR Hm. .f ■ *■— ■' ‘ - k' * ' ■ 1. ' \ A',." 7.