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Miss Rosborough,
Mr. DeBerry
Wedding Of Interest
Lorelj in Its charm and disnity
of simplicity was the wedding of
Ifiss Mildred Virginia Rosborough
and Robert Kenneth DeBerry,
which took place at • o'clock. Bah
urday sTening, April 5. in Bethesda
Presbyterian chnrch at Camden.
The Rer. A. Douglas McAm, pas
tor of the bride, officiated in the
presence of a large assemblage of
relatlTos and friends. The lmpre%
sire double ring-ceremony was per
formed.
Smilaz, palms and white glad-
lolas with white tapers in can
delahra effectirely decorated the
- charch ior-- the occasion,. Alarklng
the family pews were white satin
ribbons showered with fern.
Mrs. A. Douglas AcArn, organist,
and Mias Gene Williams, Tocallst,
famished the wedding music. Be
fore the ceremony "At DawnlngJ’
and "Because" were sung. "Bridal
Chorus" from "Lohengrin" was
used for the processional and
"Wedding March” from "Midsum
mer Night’s Dream" (Mendelssdhn)
for the recessional. During the
ceremony "To a Wild Rose" was
softly played, and before the bene
diction. Miss Williams sang ‘"The
Lord's Prayer”.
Lighting the candles were the
Junior ushers, Henry Watts of
Camden and Gene Watts of Ches
ter, cousins of the bride. The senior
ushers were E. H. and James Watts
of Camden, uncles of the bride.
The bride was giren in marriage
by her father, James A. Ros-
borough. She was lovely in her wed
ding gown of ivory satin. The
bodice featured a sweetheart neck
line embrodiered with, seed pearls,
and small covered buttons which
extended down the back of the
bodice to the hipline. The long
fitted sleeves were shirred at the
shoulders''With points over the
wrists, while the skirt ended a
graceful train at the back. Her fin
ger-tip veil of bridal fusion was
edged with Alencon ^ee and fell
from a coronet of seed pearls. She
carried a bouquet of white hrldes
roaea centered with an orchid,
ahowered with double atock blooma
on aattn ribbonk The bride'a only
CITY IS ADMrrrED
) PALMETTO STATE
Takai Placa of Daiiiactoii.
LMtgiM Wm Haw* Eight
Cluha On Roatar
Lake City haa taken the place of
Darlington in the Palmetto State
baaeball league and the league will
swing into action on Monday, May
19, with the following teams:
Camden, >' Sumter, BennettaTllle.
Hartsville, Kingstree,' Florence,
Blbhopville and Lake City.
Georgetown wanted a berth in
the league but the distance factor
caused the application to be re
jected while that of Lake City was
approved.
Lake City is less than 18 miles
from Klngstree, which means that
some of the talent seen in action
ornament was a tercon set lovalier,
gift of the father to her mother,
and worn in the bride’s mother's
wedding
LeGrand Campbell of Chester
field, cousin of the groom, served
as best man.
Mrs. James Rosborough, mother
of the bride, wore navy blue bem-
berg with embrodiered bodice, us
ing a corsage of pink roses. Mrs.
Frank DeBerry, mother of the
bridegroom, wore black crepe, lace
trimmed, with a corsage of flesh
pink gladiolus,
Mrs, DeBerry was graduated
from Camden' high school and has
been donig secretarial work with
Thomas ft Howard company.
Mr, DeBerry was graduated from
Morven high school In Morven. N,
C., and after serving in the navy
three years, has taken a position
at shipping clerk at Thomas ft
Howard of this city.
During the evening the young
couple left for their wedding trip.
The bride wore a .going-away suit
of acqua with matching hat and
brown and white accessories. She
used the orchid corsage from her
bridal bouqpet
The bride and bridegroom will re
turn to their home on Mill street,
Camden.
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Unlik* maj oIImt Gardca Showplac* la America
NOW IN FULL BLOOM
CYPRESS GARDENS
“Like Anotker World*’
On V. S. 52-^4 miles North of
Charleston
with Klngstree Ust season wlB
probably be wearing Lake City col
ors this year, ,
The league will have four travel
ing umpires who wiil work back pf
the bat. In addition there will be
base umpires work in each town
in the loop.
Twelve players reported for prac
tice with the Camden team last
Monday and others were on hand
Thursday afternoon at the city ball
park*. ’The team management re
quests that any player wanting to
try out for the Camden tc^ may
enroll on the roster any afternoon
at 4 o’clock at the ball park.
Another meeting of the league
is to be held soon at which time
the schedule for the season will be
formally adopted.
W. J. McCutchen of BlshopvUle,
last year secretary and tressurer,
was elected to head the league this
year as president. He succeeds Dr.
James McLeod of Florence. Louis
Pallas of Florence Is the new vice
president and the Job of secretary
and treasurer will be taken over
by Roy Graham, sports writer of
the Worence Morning News.
The following were elected di
rectors of the league: W. P. Tim
merman, Hartsville: R. J. Patter
son, Bennettsvllle; Beck Russell,
Camden; A. C. Swalls, Klngstree;
Bruce Smith, Bishopvllle; Vernon
E. Kennlngton, Sumter; C. B.
Brown, Lake City, and Louis
Palles, Florence.
CARD OF THANK5
I wish to use this method to
publicly express my appreciation to
the doctors and nurses of Camden
hospital for their kind attentions
shown me during my confinement
the past two wedks.
p W. A. HYATT.
ADDITIONAL WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Giant Strata Crotar
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viUe, S. C. i-tp
FOR 8ALB—By Shannon Realty
Co. A choice new 7-room. l*tory
and basement home. Complete
modem equipmenL with or with
out new furniture. Owner being
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ALSO—A small farm home. Nice
4-room modem house, plenty of
wood, water, good son. bams,
electricity, dally maiL Fine tor
poultry, hogs, fmit or dairy,
reasonable price.
ALSO—Some very desirable lots
in Kirkwood HelghU, Sarsfield,
Lakeview. moderate prices. See
Shannon Realty Co., Savage Bldg.
Phone 177. , ^
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To The Public
Special class instruction for this young girl is
only one of tftje many benefits she receives through
your purchase of Easter Seals. Her transportation to
school, too, is furnished and she is aided in every way
to find “a useful Hfe”. Have you mailed your remit
tance? If not, do BO today, to W. F. Nettles, Jr.
SEVEN HOME GAMES ARE ON
CAMDEN HIGH GRH) SCHEDULE
Smon Opens Sept 12 With
Biahopwille. Coach Says
Team Will Be Bettor
Tkasi ’46 Edition
It is with pleasure that we submit herewith our
financial statement as of March 31st, 1947, and again
as in former yers, we would extend our thanks and ap
preciation to many,-many friends in this community
and adjoining counties who share their banking pat
ronage with us.
The 1947 football seaaoa will he
■open at local grid lot Friday,
October 12, according to announce
ment by (Joach Lindsay Pierce,
who thia week issued the fall
schedule of tames.
The schedule calls for aeven
home games for the Camden team.
One date, that being Thanksgiving,
November 17, remains to be filled
and Piarca ii anxious to_ai±edale
this game outside of Camden.
Honm gamaa Uia with Blahopville
here on Septembiw IS. Dreher High
of Columbia on September 19,
Hartsville here October 8. Florence
here October 10, Chester here Oc-
tobe** 14, Darlington here Octobet
^ 1. Spartanburg here November 21-
Oamea away from dome are:
lumter on September 21, Charles
ton on October 17, BrooklandCayce
on November 7 and Lancaster No
vember 14.
According to Pierce the Bulldogs
will be stronger and more effective
than a year ago, although the squad
mmffistnimt
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Reaourceat
Loans and Discounts $ 641,621.67
Bonds Owned by Bank .... 1,826,571.88
Other Assets
Documentary Stamps
Furniture and Fixtures ....
4,200.00
786.05
4.202.22
CaBh and due from Banks 876,956.55
$3,354,338.37
liabUitiea
Capital 50,000.00
Surplus 90,000.00
Undivided Profits
and Reserves 21,803.04
•Bills Payable None
Deposits 3,192,535.33
$3,354,33,8.37
Commercial National Bank
Member of tbe Federal Reaerre Bank
Member of tbe Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatioii
Directors:
W. Robin K. C Etters, Henry Savage, Jr., Jol^a WbitahsT,' Jr.,
F. M. WooCe^ J. Coolie Gfllis, Henry G. Garrison
NOTICE OF AVAIL.
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SurpiMt Gov«niiii«nt Air
port Proportiof
The War Assets Administra
tion, Office of Reel Property Dis-
mL Columbia (South Carolina)
Di^ct Office, berdsy glvea no
tice that it has svailable for dis
posal under the Surplus Proi^y
Vet of 1944, as amended, WAX
Revised Regulation 16, as amend
ed, and other applicable regula
tions and orders, the following
airport propertiea which have
been declared surplus to the needs
of the Federal Department or
agency having control of same:
Woodward Field, Keshaw
County, South Carolina, 4
miles Northeast of Csifiden,
S. C., on U. S. Highway 1.
Stevens Field, Auxiliary to
Woodward Field, Camden, S.
C. 4 miles Southeast of Ker
shaw, S. C. Plot consists ap
prox. 170.16 acres.
Bateman FIrid. Auxiliary to
Woodward Field, Camden. S.
C. 4 miles NPrth of Camderi,
S. C. Plot consists approx.
3^.1 acres.
Terms and conditions of dis
posal and all other necessary in-
lormaiton concerning the prop
erties will be furnished upon re-
S uest at the above Distnet
ice.
wUl suffer from a lack of adequate
reserve backs. The line on the oth
er hand will be well backed by
reserves.
It was also announced that the
lighting equipment at the football
field will be greatly improved, pro
viding at least doable the amount
of illhmlnation offered by the old
antiquated system In use the pest
decade.
A new concrete block fence end
new bleechere wUl also be bollL
before the fall leaaon rolls around,
according to Pierce.
’The Camden high school baseball
team starts work on spring practice
this week, although from early in
dications Coach Piwee faces a
tough ssslgnmmit lu getting enough
players out to provide a goad
squad. All hi^ school games here
will be played on Wednesday efter-
noooe, according to the coach.
Use Cbronicle Want Ads
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^OR am wbo own a
bolds a ikastne that is m*
Bow keenly yea’ll enjoy the cool
MortboooL B^ deeply yonH i
smart appearance sf
seaistaat fabric. Wsar
.IMsnt that NorAoooFs
proper iaapressioii.
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Q.UAUTY MfeN'S WEAR ~
CAM D E N
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1. Agencies of the Federal
Government-
2. Reconstruraon Finance
Corporation for resale to
samll business, and
3. State and local govern
ments.
The time for exeycise of priori
ties shall be a p^od of ten (10)
days after the &te of first publi
cation of this notice.
To be entitled to txmslderation,
aU proposals, both from priority
holders and non-priority oolders,
must be submitted on forms ^
tslnsble at the above District OS-
floe, and paust arrive at said Dis
trict Office within ten (10) dsjw
after the first pubUicstkm of thia
notice.
WAR ASSETS
ADMINISIIUTION
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