Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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tMl CAMDtN CHUOWiCCl, CAMOtN, tOUTM CAWQLtWA, FHIOAV. «. JH7 f \0( 1(1\ If Y®® H**® SocmI Il*iu§ • • f PImmm 688>M, Kyier Is 'fT-* mttUs BeacJu H MyrUs , — ails <rf Andewoa wm I of Mr. wd MwJ tteOL cotton, stud^t JJ^ool, is horn® *l^*Nlls« »“d son. Henry, ^.weekend*in SperUn- ^"SItoU of Tort U of her cousin. Mrs. Fair street ■®T5ibefh Kennedy of ^Uuie, GalnesrUle. On.. owbfl Drskeford left on to Pswleys IsUnd where i attend a house party. £ deLoach has return^ . an extended Tisit to the lower part of the fj Denton, who has been a ‘ ‘ the Camden hospital home and recolTin* 0 Payne and son. -Rich" ^ Hixh Point. N. C., spent with Mr. and Mrs. W. "^Wallace Smith, formerly ^•an Mayer of Oorden, Pa Is i her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M&T6r w r’ Metcalf of Decatur, been the gueat of her Miss Alma Metcalf, Home. inlirallace Smith (Jean May- of (Jordan. Pa.. Is rlslUng her Bti, Mr. and Mrs. Prank May- ' Tork street. laiel Nicholson, cadet at the iC West Point, is spending a if leare with his parents. Mr. Mrs. 8. N. Nicholson. Snmner Waite and sons. Jr., and Jordan Garrison tfte' ieft on Monday to Join (3ol. lit* at Fort Lewis, Wash. ■ tad Mrs. Walter F. Bolte of iion. N. C., spent from Satnr- MtU Wednesday with Mrs. gry P. Bolte. Chesnut street * |Ih Nancy Watts left on Wed- If for Washington, D. C., ) she will do , graduate work orfs Washington unlTerslty. orts from the Metlfpal Center fN«w York Indicate that W F. kley, who was gravely 111 there week, is showing some im- renent ire concern is felt for the con- o( Coroner Purdy Lee, who ideally ill at the Camden hos- Mr. Lee was operated upon days ago. hter. accuracy An woldi Mp^ work Aoot hato is chseksd icisatiBcoffly by ths Master MlBch ]^ts on ooeu- Mte tsoord of ths lots ^yoor wdtdt amviog that cdl work hot MM propstly dons. KiEHIEI TO iEMANI llhe Hoffer Co. uul Optomslrislt Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Puhlasky are In New York visiting friends and relatives. —— Mrs. Ray Smith of Florence, Capt and Mrs. Wm. Ancrum of Pawleys Island vMited.Mra. Sumner Waite and Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Ancrum ovw last weekend. Mr. ^ Mrs, W. C. Pltu, accom- panie^y Wesley and saixabeth at tend^ the graduating exercises of theirVdaughter. Carolyn, at Wln- throp\tte past weekend. JohI^sStsven8on, son of Dr. and Mrs. R.^ Stevenson. Fair street, arrived 't^ls week from Carlysle Bamberg, and wUi Bpend the summer here. Miss Bess Stephens of Lumber- ton, N. C., Mrs. W. H. Stevenson of Sojnter and son. Bob Stevenson of Fayetteville, N. C.. visited Dr. and Mrs. R. B. Stevenson on Shn- day. Mrs. Thomas Whalers has Just re turned frojn a few days visit with her husband, who is a patient at Duke hospital and says that his condition shows some improve ments. Mr. and Mrs. EMward Wooten and little son, Brady, have return ed to their home in Kingsport, Tenn., after a visit with their par ents, Mrs. Frank Wooten, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wast. • Mr. and Mrs. P. R. t angston of Brevard Place, Camden, attended the graduating exercises at the Staunton Military Academy where their son, Cadet Perry R. Langston, Jr., was one of the graduates. Mra. EJsther Mahaffey and daughter, Pledy, will leave on Fri day for Decatur, CJa., to visit Mrs. Jai. A. Parks (Katherine DeLay). She will be accompanied home by her aunt, Mrs. A. H. DeLay of Birmingham, Ala. t Mias Ruth Pettna, talented music teacher in the (^mden school, r^ turned to her home in Great Falls on Thursday and will retam to Camden once a week . during the summer months to continue her teaching. Mr. and Mrs. Lane Woodcock (Lena Steveneon), have had aa their guests, Mr. Woodcock’s par ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A Woodcock of Oxford, N. C., and Mr. and Mrs. F. A Woodcock, Jr, of Winston- Salem, N. C. They came especially to attend the graduation exercises at the law school at the University of South Carolina on Wednesday where Lane Woodcock received his degree in law'. Miss Carolyn Owens, secretary of the Electric Service company, at tended the Bendix Automatic Iron- er school at the Southern Ap pliance. Inc., headquarters at Char lotte Monday. This school bas qualified Mias Owens to give In telligent ironer demonstrations. • ««••• Mesdames Davis and Clark Entertain Mrs. D. M. Davis and her daugh ter, Mrs. Cotton Clarkef; entertained at a buffet supper on Saturday night at their home on Fair street, honoring several May birthdays. Honor gnesta whosq bhrthday occur in (that month were Mrs. J. B. Kel ly, Mr. and Mrs. Luthu Fields and Miss Peggie Kysar. A dMlcions sup per wee served from a beautlfnlly appointed table and the Clarke home was artistically deccyat^ with aommtr flowers. A targe birth day cake was cut by the honor guests. Othm Invited were: J. B. Kelly, Mlsa (Roee Kelly of Charleston, Mre. P^ Sly of Montgomery, AUu Caae Belllnlah. Mlee Ida Oettye and B. M. Davis. • ••••• Fairfield Manor dub House Open The former Ridgeway Quh House/, located on the Longtown road, tiureo mllea from Ridge^yt has been converted Into “Fairfield Manor”, under the management of Mrs. Coleman C. Martin. opt ing win be* on It will be open to tbe public fi^ 11 a. m. to 12 p. m., each day. but Fox, who has had 62 years John R. Dinkins, Elizabeth C. Peay Wed At Longrtown Of wide interest was the wed ding which took -place at 6 p. m.. May 18, In tbe Longtown Presby terian church, when. Miss ElUsbeth C. Peay becatno the bride of Jehn R. Dinkins of Lugoff and Colombia. The Rev.^ Joha MacEhi^em. pas tor of the bride, officiated, using the impressive ring ceremony. Mrs. James GMmunds of Ridge way, pianist, and (leorge E. Moore of Columbia, vocalist, furnished tbe wedding music. Lamar and Jamea Peiiy, brothers of the bride, lighted tht candles. The bride waa lovely In a light blue suit with which she wore black accessorlea and a corsage pink oaraatkMie. - She carrtedt—a handmade lace handkerchief that her grandmother and her mother had carried at their weddings. Mrs. Dinkins is the charming daughter of Mr. and Mra. R I* Peay‘Of Longtown, her mother being the former Miriam Center of Wlnnsboro. Mr. Dinkins • is the son of Mrs. John Dinkins and the late Mr. Din- kina of Logoff. He served three years and nine months in the army. 23 months of which was spent in the Pacific. He was a staff ser geant, and since his discharge he has held a responsible position in Columbia. Following the ceremony, the couple left for a short wedding trip, and will reside in Columbia. liberty News Services at the Presbyteriat church on Sunday were conducted by the new pastor. Rev. J. B. Rob inson. John Henry Clements, as sisted with the music. Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Robinson Visited his nephew in (Columbia and while there attended commence ment of DSC. Mrs. J. E. Hunter of Blenhlem went home on Monday after a visit to her brother, Capt N. S. Rich ards, and other relatives hero. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. (hinnlngham and sons, Billy and Charlie of Char lotte, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Cunningham. Mra. R. Frank Eskridge and Billy of Cheraw are spending the week wiUi her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. (^nnlngham. We are sorry w« could not at FAM FIVS Births Rodgers-Hornsby Wedding Of Interest Mrs. Reuben Pitts Junior League Head Mr. and Mra. LMan F. Colvin an nounce the birth of a son, Richard I Francis (“Dickie”). Sunday, May: a quiet and slmifle ceremonyl * 25. at the Camden hospital. Mrs. * *1 Hi® Baptist parsonage at Election Of Officers Colvin Was tbe fonper Miss Donna h* May 24, Mias Lillie Rodgeni ' Mae King of BtahopviUe • • a Mr. and Mra. Whliam Ross Owens announce the birth of a daughter, Sylvia Jayne, May 22, at the Camden hospital. Mrs. Owens is the former Francis Andm-son of Camden. • s • Mr. and Mra. Clarence E. Christ mas are being congratulated unon the arrival of a son. Michael Lyim, bom May 29 at the Camden hoe- pitaL Mr. and Mra. James Clarkson, Jr., aanoance the birth sons on Wednesday, June 4. at the Camden hospital. They have been named Benton Dargen Clark son and Robert Barnwell Clarkson TI. Mrs. Clarkson is . the former Frances Benton Dargan nf Darling- toa ■ • ••••• Garden Club Notes Instead of its nsual meeting on Monday, June 9, the Garden club Is invited on that day to the sum- mw cottage of Mr». Jack Whitaker for a picnic supper. The club members will meet at the Episcopal parish house on Mon day afternoon at 4:45. EJach mem ber not previously contacted, will please call her carman at once. Boxwood group please notify Miss Harman. Transportation will be ar ranged after hearing from the mem bers and everyone will be asked to assist with the picnic supper supplies. • ••••• Tbe A. C. Bradbam’s Entertain for Guests One of the - most interesting family gatherings waa the one to which Mr. and Mrs. A C. Bradham were hosts to on Thursday. Their guests included Mr. Bradham’s sla ter, Mri. L. R. Brown of (^arlotte. Admiral and Mrs, J. T. Mathews of New Orleans, and son, Larry Mathews of Howard university, Mrs. Mathews is another sister of Mr. Bradhsm's, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Walker of Charlotte, N. C., Mrs. W. P. Wannamskor of St Mat thews and daughters, Mrs. Philip Morgan of Washington. D. C., and \ tend closing of Porter Military j Peterkln of Fort Motte Academy on June 3 where opr grandson and name sake, Q. R. Clements, Jr., was a member of the graduating class. Capt N. 5. Richards apd. party* consisting of Dr, C. M. Richards of Davidson. N. C., N. S. Richards. Jr., of Cllffslde, N. C.. and P. G. Richards of Lancaster, got home on Saturday, night after a visit' of aeveral days with Congressman i J P, Richards and family in the Capitol City. They paw and heard tnahy thtngii of Interest in Wash- nigton, and returned by way of the famous "Sky Line Route” through the mountain of Virginia and North i Carolina. They report a ve^ pleas ant Udp from start to finish. W. Z. Hilton is spending a oonple of weeks with his daughter, lira. Dolan of Weatvflle. Mra. John Roddy and children of Rock HUl are vlslthif her moth er, Mrs. J. O. Rtehsrds. Seversl of our school tesdiers In Lancaster county have closed their ichooto for the vaMflon. Mrs. T. P McCrae of the Heatt *>**41* music departmanA . **taa Richards of tha school vai Mrs. J. H. Clemeirti, frtnelpto of the libnglss echoed, clooed last week. . Toot reporter Joined Mr. ^ Mrs. O. P. Polk and two little dsu^ters of Lee county on Buih day and went to Rock Hill end attended the cloelng axerdeea of Wlntbrop college, where his grsnd- dsnghter. Vlrglnls Hilton of Harley Tine, was a member of the grad- uaHng clast. , Jerim Henry Clements, who has been In the north for aetwrai moaths, apent tost week at h^e with hla parents, V® returjed north on Tnewlay to Newark. became the bride of Eddie Horns by, Jr. The Rev. Floyd* Montgomery, pastor, performed the. ceremony. The bride was attired in a nary blue dress with black and white accessories. Her corsage was of blue, white and pink larkspurs. Mrs. Hornsby is the dsilghter of Mr. and Mrs. Holden M Rodgera of Cassatt. She la a gradoatev of the Midway high school. Mr. Hornsby^ is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Hornsby, Sr., of Camden. He received his education in the Blaney high school. The young TOuple are makini eir nome In (tomden. ^ • • • • • Painting By High SchoorGirl Artistic Miss Barbara Brigman, high school student, had a painting on exhibition in the window of the Clarkson Auto Sales store on Broad street Saturday, which marks the young lady as an artist of ability. Tbe picture is in oil and shows two' hunting dogs in action. Miss Brigman is a -granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willis A. Marshall. Mr.' Marahatl is^manager of the Clark son store. Her mother, Mrs. Mil dred Marshall Crosby, was quite talented in art. • ••••• Little-Greene Married May 16 Mr. and Mrs. J. Miller Uttle an nounce the marriage of their daugh ter. Vivian Ray, to Robert Phillip Greene of Boston, Mass. The wed ding look place in Columbia, May 11 Is Held. Tonsil Clinic Starts Tuesday • • • Mrs. Reuben Pitts, Jr., was elect ed president of the Junior Welfare League at the annual meeting re cently held. - * Mre. Jamea Darby waa named as vice president; Miss Francis Rhame as secretary; Mra. Julian Sanders, Jr..,as corresponding secretary, and Mrs.'Marion Williams as treasurer. . The annual tonsil clinic was an nounced to begin next Tuesday, June 10 at the Camden hospital, with Dr, Murdie walker, ITdnsnec- tomy apeciallst in charge. Following the League’s clinic, the organisation will discontinue hnsl- nesa untiLnext September. ’ - Surprise Dihner- ForW.A. Hyatt A suriwise birthday dlnnmr waa given in honor of W. A. Hyatt of Cassatt, at the Hyatt’s home, Sun day. May 25. The home waa beautifully deco rated with his favorite flower. Mr. HyAtt was 71 years old May 28. White linen table clothm covered the table with a large ice covered cake centering "Happy Birthday Father." Only the immediate family at tended. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Vaughn and children and Howard Hyatt of Rock Hill. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Offleld and two children of Cassatt. E W. Hyatt of Norfolk, Va., A. W. Hyatt of Rock Hitt and Bert Hyatt and family could not be present. • • • « • • Subscribe to The Chronicle Place Your - Orders NOW RUBBER TILE Semples end Estunetes FREE. Telephone 606-M Made by trtiit'crsfoanen m America’s tilvei city wheia for genetarioos mea hava been devoting their lives to this finest of crrfts. Ask about our Place Setting Plan.' *14 Mrwaa* *•* •• •• ** • ^ THE HOFFER GO. Jewelers mnd Optometrists and SPECIAL RACK OF DRESSES LOO SPECIAL TABUE OF BATHING S^ITS VALUES TO S.96 NOW 100 NYLON HOSE Full Fashioned and Seamless VALUES TO 1.60 NOW LOOpr. HANDKERCHIEFS 60c Value 1.00 Velue 1.25 end 1.60 Value .Me experience in the food business, will be the steward. Private Partim. banquets (private and commerwsW, I are toUettod, \ I HALF PRICE A Selection of Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts and Evening Dresses VALUES TO 29.60 FOR ONE DAY ONLY ^presentativeB of DUDLEY-JONES STUDIOS / « * WILL BE IN CAMDEN AtTbo Court Inn Today FRIDAY, JUNE 6 from 12 noon to 7 p. nu NOW 1-2 PRICE HALF PRICE ■'6 Offer • • • • t thk Coupon and 0a« June and receive one^W - atomer lenfth S»ne’Poitwi^.'Only one to a cnatomw ^onal ebaife lOf gmnpe or fnU DUDLEY • JONES STUDIOS <s»sMvaxE.ac 2 A Weet CbMee Sireel *K>ne ef 4m LcnAif V ' 4 '. COTTON DRESSES COTTON DRESSES VALUES 6.96 and 6.96 VALUES 10,96 M»4 Li96 , NOW NOW .3.97 V • ,6417 GHHDRENrS RAINCOATS SHOES VALUE 6.96 , VALUES TO 6.96 NOW ' ' NOW 8.97 m OUR EMTIBE STpCK NOT INCLUmO IN THIS SAU ALL SALES FINAL CASH NO APPROVAIS Fashion n'.J . Vv; ■ ■hilssis