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Funeral Services
Far Mrs. Banner
Mm. Mary CampbeU Barmar,
48, died at S:SO Wednesday after
noon at the Camden hospital after
an extended illness.
-She was the widow of Bon T.
Barmer and for 26 years they re
sided in the Malrln mu com
munity.
Funeral senrices will be con
ducted at 2 o'tUock Friday after
noon from the MalTiUvHill Baptist
-church by the Rer. A. Dotiglae Mc-
Am and the Her. O. Floyd Blont-
gomery. Interment will be In the
church cemetery;
She is surrired by one son, Oene
Barmer of Camden; two daugh
ters. Mrs. Margaret Linder and
Mrs. W. D. Atcheeon of Careden';
her mother, Mrs. M. C. Campbell
of Hopwell. Va.; two brotbera,
Leo Campbell of Hopwell, Va,
TMl CAMPKW CHWOWtCH, CAMPgli, •QUTM CAWOLIWA, FWIDAY, DlCKMim It, IMf
Honors Daughter
With'Movie Party
Mrs. tl. E. Barnes entertained
18 guests last Friday afternoon
with a moTie party honoring her
daughter, Martha, on her 12th
birthday.
After the morle the guests were
invited to iier hbme. The tiring
room and dining room were lone
ly decorated to carry out the
Christmas motif. Thp table, from
'•vhich punch and -coohler were
served by candlelight was cen
tered with a birthday cake deco
rated in Christmas colors. Miss
Ann McKaln served punch and
Mrs. Barnes was assisted by Mrs.
Elsie Jet^m.
and Drew Campbell of Kannapolis,
X. C.; three sisters, Mrs. Charles
Smith of HopewelL Va., and Mrs
Archie' Melton and Mrs. Edward
I Brown of ‘Kannapolis, N. C., and
two grandchildren.
Camden Garden Club
A joint meeting of the three
groups of the Garden Club was
held at the home of Mrs. Jack
Whitaker on Monday afternoon.
Miss Helen Harmon, president,
presided at the business se4sion.
Mrs. J. B. Zemp, vice president,
took the chair for Miss Harmon
to present the resignation of the
present officers. The slate of new
officers proposed by the committee
on nominations was also read.
Mrs, Zemp read an interestln? ar
ticle on the “Christmas Rose".
After the program all gathered
around a beautifully decorated
Christmas tree, and amid much
nerrlment gifts suitable for gar
deners were distributed. The
guests were then invited into the
dining' room, where cookies, sand
wiches and Russian tea were
served from an attractively ar
ranged table.
American Legion
Auxilitary To Meet
The American Legion Auxiliary
will meet Friday afternoon. Decem
ber 12, at 4 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. A Stanley Llewellyn. The
membership drive is still on and
members are urged to bring their
dues.
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BETHESDA^ PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
A Douglas McAHi, Pastor
Sunday, Dec. 14
Church school at 10 o’clock with
a Bible class for every age. The
nursery remains open during .the
morning service. Morning worship
at 11:16 with prayer, antbem and
sermon. The Juniors meet at 4:30
and the Youth Fellowship at 6:80.
jfiveryono is cordially Invited to
attend these services.
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A most welcome gift for every
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Celebrates Birthday,
Uttle Misa Marcia Stiver,
daufhter of Mr. and Mra.
Charles . H. Stogner, N. Broad
street, celebrated her birthday on
Tueeday afternoon with a party at
her home. Twenty-one of the i
“teeny-weeny” social set ensoyed
games and were later seated in
I the dining room where th* beau
tiful pink and green cake wi^
ita three bdming candles was cut ^
by the young hostess. Cake, ice
cream and candy was served by
Mrs. Stogner, assisted by her sis
ter, Mss. Ralph White. Pavora of
clowns filled with candy and toy
balloons were presented' each
i^est.
1 Smyrl-Brown
' Mr. and Mrs. O. J, Sinyrl, of
Camden, announce the marriage of
their daughter, Lucy Love, to
Rhonda P. Brown, son of Mr. and
Mrs. d. C. Brown, of Camden, July
26, in York. Mrs. Brown is a s^-
Iqr at Wlnthrop college. Mr. Brown
attended the University of South
Carolina.
Cocktail Party
Brig. Gen. John T. Kennedy gave
a cocktail party oh Sunday after
noon after the polo matches on
Kirkwood Held for his house
^tuests. Col. and Mrs. Bernard R.
Peyton of Virginia. -
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Sirene
W. Aaron take this opportunity
to express their sincere apprecia
tion for the many kind expres.4ions
of sympathy received during their
recent bereavement. 39p
OTIS B. AARON and FAMILY
LAND POSTED
Notice—Any persons bunting,
fishi^, or otherwise trespassing
on tne lands of the undersigned,
or making fires, or permitting fires
set by them to run or burn there
on, or pasturing thereon or remov
ing therefrom any trees, straw or
shrubbery, will be prosecuted to
the full extent of the law. ?9-41c
W. B. HILTON.
Be thane.
Give
Records
For a
• Merrier Xmas
B The Christmas Song
B White Christmas
B Santa Claus Is Coming
To Town
B Jingle Bells
B Christmas Album,
Perry Como
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cern is based upon
plainly marked mer
chandise prices, plus
uniform service
charges. You deter-
inine the total cost,
since it depends upon
your selection. There
are no hidden extia
•charges, and our»fees
are the same for
everyone.
KORNEGAY
Funeral Home
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