The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 13, 1947, Image 5
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' - Mr. •o® Mfi. **• ‘ w.
^n«d Bennie, Jr.
wSren smith of •‘Horn,
tf.ii’* Camden, and Najn
^p^niing thlf w*ek te
Raymond Q. Wo<rff®
riiSi tor K.
sSmond Woolfo and chU*
’cSn etret. left on ^ejdjj
' ad the enmmer at FlahwTa
’oaady. » rtndent a^ "Wll-
Tuid Mary college at WlfUama*
Vt., |g home for the annuner
ioi ferlod. . — ,
ud Mrs- Tom Bre^ and T. A.
tJT. of Hickory, N. C« were
fMkend fueats of Mrs. Dee F.
, N. Broad atreet,
L Blakeney Zemp will leaTe
,itiirday for Washington, D.
ihere she will spend the syna-
lirith her daughter, Mrs. FWner
r ud family.
, S Mrs. Dan Faria (MeUU
i) and son of Charlotte, N C.,
-ending this week here with
Alberta Team and Mr. and
[ John L. Team. ^ «
and Mrs. D. J. Mahoney and
^ Mrs. B. B. Brannon hpent
Weekend at the Capo'Pear
Wilmington, N. C., and at
^.Carolina Beech.
Clyde Varner of Columbia
llirs Ladson Bameo of Rock
I are spending this week with
' parents, Mr. and Mra. B. M.
jBsn near Camden.
^d Mrs. B. E._ Brannon and
^ Mrs. D. J. Mahoney Joined
St and Mrs. L. J. McCumber
jramlngton, N. C., spent the
(end at Carolina Becudi.
I. J, W. Campbell, who makes
K>m» with her daughter, Mra.
Sterenson, Pair street, left
fweek for an extended rialt
I her sifter, Mrs. W. B. Qhoate,
[Charlotte, N. C.
jetor snd Mrs. A. W. Hnmph*
littended the ' McRae-Iianey
liueeday evening "June 10,
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et the Methodist church at Ben-
nettsTille. Mr. Leaey is a nephew
at Doctor I^omphrlea.
Mfa. Nell Kirkland Zeigker and
SOBS, Jack an* Shannon of Oak
Ridge, Tenn., anrlTed on Pridiy for
n' TlsU with Mr. and Mra. 8. R
KlrklanA They are spending tiiia
week at Ocean DrlTe.
Dt. and Mrs. A.'W. Homidirles
attended the graduation ezercisea
at Iknory onlTeralty. AUanta, Qa.,
on June 7, at whkh Orennan H.
Brown reoehred hit degree of Doc
tor of Dratal Surgery.
Mr. and Mra. Darld R. WlUiams
and Joe Williams of “Mulberry
Ptantatlon**, Camden, and Tulaa,
OtatL., accompanied' Jiy Ancmm
Boykin, Jr., left on Friday to spend
the summer at LinyUle, N. C.
Mr. and Mra. Sam Q. McCasklll
a^ son, Sam, Jr., of raisabeth City,
N. C:, were weekend gueata of the
formera parents. Mr. and Mra. Sam
MeCaskni. Mr. and Mra. H. C. Mills
of Colombia rlslted with them on
Saturday.
Qateman Workman and young
son, Billy, nnired this for
a Tlslt with Mr. Workman’s sister,
Mra. Chms. Herbert Zemp and Mr.
Zemp. Mr. Workman is a. member
of the faculty at .Emory university,
Emory', Oa.
Newcomers to Camden are Mr.
snd Mra. J. Clator Arranta, who
are making their home in their
apartment on Brdad street. Mra.
Ai^^ts Jn the former' Miss Mar
garet Brbck ' Johnson of Atlanta
end Florence.
Warren Roland of Forest, Miss.,
former tnstmetor at the Southern
Aviation School, here, arrived on
Monday to Join Mra. Roland (Betty
Bofneau) and children who are
visiting her father. Chas. E. Boin-
ean. Boykin, 8. C.
Mr. and Mra. M. M. Reasonover
and son, ex’! Reasonover, motored
to Clemson on Saturday ■ for tjm
weekend.to attend the commence
ment exercises at Clemsen college.
Their older son, William, gradu
ated with high honors. *
Mr. and Mra. John M. vnieplgne
and Miss Emma Vlllepigue attend
ed the graduation exercises at
Clemson college last weekend.
Tates VUleplgne was * member of
the graduating class/being a can
didate for Degree of '’Mechanical
Engineering.
THE HAT BOX
Is Closing Out Its Entire Stock! *
GO^NG OXJT OF BUSINESS JULY 1ST
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iGroup 1—KNOX HAT^*
Felt or straw, origijihlly priced up to 25.00....5.00
FiSroup 2—Hati| selling for...’. 2.00
IGfoep 3—Hats selling for......: ..itoc
ons, Flowers and iewelry, greatly reduced
! following Furniture and Fixtures also for, sale:
2 Wall Cabinets, 10 ft. long with-sliding glass
' doors and drawer space.
1 Glass Show Caa^, 6 ft. long.
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3 piece set Wicker Furniture. *
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2 Rags.
1 Screen.
Mlw Margie EUxabeth Jonea of
wthnne and Aynor became the
bride of Robert Clifton Page of
■d^or In a ceremony performed at
TmrodaBapUst church Sunday af
ternoon. June 8. at 4 o’clock. The
L. H. Cordon, paator of the
McBee Baptist church, perfonued
th# ceremony.
I aiaJ-
toll in tall floor baaketa and trall-
1^ ivy eftecUvely decorated the
C|hurch.
**®Caakfli pianist, and
vocalist, fnr-
nMed the wedding music,
Mfi. HAfol Horton of Angelns
was the brides matron of honor
and only attendant.
Timothy Barrineau of Aynor was
best man.
Serving as ushers were Wood-
row Lewis of Aynor and Bari Jones
of Bethune and Clharietton.
Mra. Page waa graduated from
winthrop college and for the past
four years has been home econo
mics teacher In Aynor. She is the
only child of Mr. and Mrs. John
Jones of Bethune.
Mr. Page Is the son‘of Mr. and
Mrs. E. W. Page of Aynor and
la a membec of the legislature.
A reception for the two families
and out of town guests was held
at the Jones home after the cere
mony. On their retorn from their
honeymoon the young couple wlU
make their home In Aynor.
Saturday afternoon following the
wedding rehearsal. Mrs. Elmore
Hilton entertained^ at her lovely
home on 'Hilton Lake with a de-
licloiM supper In the garden.
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Has Birthday Party
Miss Ann Zemp, attractive young
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
T. Zemp, North MUl street, was
honored on her 15th birthday, Jnhe
4, with e “drop-In" party given her
by her mother. A group of Miss
Zeihp’s classmates were invl^ and
the hoetess served Coca-Cola, sand-
wichea, cookies mints snd nuts.
A beautifully ‘decorated birthday
cake and a low bowl of yellow
flowers werd used on the dining
room table carrying out a yellow
and green color scheme.
Miss Zemp’s guests we'e; Will
Ann (Campbell, Carraway Griffith,
Alice Wilson, Dorothy S*nctalr,
Betty Lon Raley, Mary Frances
Cureton, Joyce Smith and Phyllis
McLain.
Mrs. R. E. Stevenson left on
Thursday for Decatur, Ala., to visit
her cousin. Mrs. C. W. ^Icks. Dr.
R E. Stevenson, Mrs. R. E. Steven
son, Jr., and John Stevenson ac
companied hw as far as Rome, Gs.,
where they will be the guesU of
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Barron, Mrs.
Stevenson, Jr.’s parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Myers
(Lanrie CampbeU), are givings a
house party at the Wimberley cot
tage, Ocean Drive. Their guests
are: Misa Jesaie L< Cai^gbell, Miaa
Boineau Halt, Mra. R. O. Campbell,
MlM Marynell Cdmpbell. Ted Mar
shall. Will Ann, CampbeU and
Lanrln Chmper. Miss'Chtrolyn Camp-
bgU spent Indt .weekend there.
Nancy Ewl:p Elliott
Becomes Bride Of
Gary Smyrl Ogburn
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Mias Nancy Evelyn EUtott,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Marvin
Elliott of Cassatt, became the
bride of Gary Smyrl Ogburn, son
of Mr. and Mra. Fred M. (Jgbnrn on
Wednesday, June 4, at 7; 30 o’clock
in the evening nt the Baptist par
sonage. The Rev. O. Floyd Mont
gomery, paator'^ the First Bap
tist church, officiated in the pres
ence of the immediate famiUea.
The bride, a beautiful blonde,
was lovely in a anit of summer
white with white accessmieo. She
is a popular .member of the grad
uating claae of Camden hlgh-|ehool
and was captain of the basketbaU,
team for 1848-47. She was rated
the moat athletic girl in her clasa
Mr. Ogbjim attended Camden city
school and served In-'the navy dar
ing World War IL, He A now em
ployed by Hough-Nettles Dry (Hean-
era. The yogng couple are making
their home with Mr. and Mra. Fred
M. Ogburn, DeKalb street • -
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Party Given For
Miss Lorine Strak
Miss Loilne Struk and 'Bentley
R. Stogsdiil, Jjr., wore again hon
ored when a group of their friends
gave a Dutch supper and miscel
laneous shower at the home of the
Ernest Nuttings oa Lyttleton street
Tuesday evening. Hosts tor this de-
lightfnl affair wbre: Mr. and Mrs.
Locke Craig. Mr. rnd Mra. Joe
Laird. Dr. and Mrs. Chas. P. Vlu-
cent, Jr., and Mr. and Mra. l^nest
Nutdng. Mr. Laird and Mr. Nutting
will be attepdants in the Strak-
StogsdUl wedding June II.
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Birthday Party
Little Mias Kathryn Russell en
tertained 85 gnasts last Friday
afternoon, June 8, at the home oT
her mother. Mra. CSisrles Ruasell,
on Laurens Court The occasion
being her seventh birthday.
(ismes were played on the lawn
supervised by Mrs. J. B. Hoffman,
during which time punch and’ pop
corn wpre served. Later In Uie
afternoon the guests were invited
into the dining room where they
were served ice cream, cake and
candy from a table decorated In
pink, white and green and center-
^ with a large birthday cake with
seven candles beaming.
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Twenty-five years of
service io you.
Agency For
TOWLfi, WALLACE.
STEIFF and FRANK
M. WHITING
STERUNO SILVER ‘
¥. D. GoddaU.
Jaweler
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Miss Lorine Strak. who will be
married to Bentley Richard Stoge-
dill, Jr., on Sunday, Juno 21, waa
complimented on last Saturday
evening by Mra. Hampton Irby at
her home Ju the country. Flftwn
ot thexblide-elecrr intimate friends
wore Invited snd gameii and con-
teeta were plaved with priiwi being
won by Mra. Jack Stein and Mra.
J- M. Hall. Later in . the evening
delicioaa refi:eehments, consisting
of punch, Ic^ cakes and mints
wore served from a boauniully ap
pointed table In the dining room
and the honor guest was’“shower
ed’’ with a miscellaneous assort
ment of gifts brought by the other
goesU.
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AUXILIARY TO MEET
The American Legton Auxiliary
wUl meet Friday, June IS. at the
home of Mrs. (Dsrl A. West. Sars-
fleld avenue, at 4 o’clock.
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Bates to Remember
Friday, June IS—Monarch School
of Dance. Kershaw.
Sunday—Attend your church.
Tuesday, June 17—Baseball. Lake
City St Camden, 8:00.
toMlNG ATTRACTIONS
Mr. and Mra. Drennan H. Brown
announce the birth of e daughter,
Beverly Anne, on June 7, at the
Greenville General hospitid. Mra.
Brown waa the former Winona Gil-
strap of Liberty, 8. C.
Mlsa Gloria Darlene Brown (fi the
name of the little Mias who arrived
at the home Of Mr. and Mra. Clyde
Brown, 711 Lanrena atreet, June 8.
Mother and daughter aro doing
well
men
)le Cloths, ^ Bridge Sets, Guest and
chen Towels, Pillow Gases, Napkins
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1 Dresser Sets.
30% 40% 50% OFF
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Picture Frames and Gift Items
drastically Reduced j
' 4
V Entire Stock Of
BLOUSES :
Reduced^, .
40%
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>s
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Ladies’ '
HANDBAGS
valuer to 6.00
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oSiltBAu roOTjOfiS*
, lUbi; dia thrift
yoiL 9ifl^anjv«diriwithOgMi0dr»
woodMlUl hlp-dloi^ 8^^
.riMik...iia8g<
.... $7
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Camden Theatre
Fri.-SaL, June 13-14
«UTTLE MISTER JIM”
“Buteh" Jenkins—blames Craig
Praneeo Qlfford
Also Beleeted Bliorts *
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Sat, June 14, 10:30 P.,M.
"BEAT THE BAND” .
Franoes Langford
Ralph Edwards
Qene Knipa snd hia Band
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Moii.-TnM.-Wad.
JuM 16-17-18
tpeeialll
*THE RAZOR’S EDGE”
Tyrone Power—Qene Tierney
John Payno—Anno Bixtor
Latoet Newt
Tliur8.-FrL, Juno 19-20
"BOOM TOWN”
Clark OaWe, Claudotte CoUaert
Bpenoer Tracy, Hody Lamarr
News and Shorts
Great Reduction
'■ 4
$
.. ON . ■
ALL DRESSES
As We Wai Be CLOSED
During July and August
cThe
Clotnes CTree
WOMENS EXCHANGE BUILDINGT
Laureaa Straet
One for the Budget!
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One-Piece Summer
UNION SUITS ’
$1-49
Sizes ' 36 thPu 46
Also:
White Under Shirts . . . . .49c
Broadcloth Shorts . .
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Young or old there's a gift here ip
please your Dad—to make this Father's
Day one of the happiest days ii^his life. A
watch, pen and pencil set,'or Ronson cig
arette lighter chosen from our outstand-'"
ing selection is a gilt Dad will cherish
^ 'le
through the years.
V. ,
t^BtioiuUly AdvertiBed
Watches
Balova
Parker
Helbroi
hTS to 87 JO
Fed. Tax
laelnded
Swank 14
kt. gold ae-
cenory aet
Designed to
take' a mon-
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amajrtly.
t J8 to 1^
Schaeffer or
Parker
Streamline
pen and pen
al get
SJOO to KJO
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, Remington
Rand or
Sehkk.
Rledrie
Raiors
&08 to IMO
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Btorliag eigth
rette cate. For
full pack.
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