The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 19, 1947, Image 6
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Siirprk« Shower Ib
Given For Bethany
Pastor And Wife
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The Bethany Baptist church of
WealTTille waa very happy to hare
the Rev. and Mrs. Donslas Smith
more into the recently remodeled
parsonase of the church on De
cember 2. They came from Pace-
land where the Rev. Mr. Smith
hat aucceaafully served a field of
churches for the past five years.
He began the pastorate of this
church in October and due tu the
work on the parsonage wav un
able to move until this week. The
church feels very fortunate in
having secured the services of this
good pastor and wife, and with the
guidance of the Heavenly Father
and the cooperation of the chbrch
great things will be accomplished.
Wednesday evening a large num
ber of the members of the church
gave them a surprise shower of
gifts for the pantry and home. On
arriving the group sang “Hanny
Welcome”, after which words of
v/elcome were extended by W. H.
Stokes, Sr, for the church; Jienry
Faulkenberry spoke for the i>oard
of deacons and Shelby Trueadale
in behalf of,the Sunday school.
Mrs. D. A. Barfield broilght greet
ings from the Woman’s Missionary
Society. 'The Rev. and Mrs. Smith
responded very graciously.
A large wagon heavily laden
with gifts was drawn into the
room. Upon opening the gifts, Mr.
and 'Mrs. Smith thanked each one
for their kindness and for the warm
words of welcome.
Sandwiches, cookies and punch
were served by the ladles of the
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
church. "Good Night” was sung,
and all left having spent a very
happy evening.
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we guarantee.
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Dec. 20 of stock de
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by Christmas day.
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• Immediate Delivery
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PHONE 103 '
Christmas Social
Of DeKalb Home
Demonstration Club
A delightful meeting of the De-
Kalb club was held last 'Thura'
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Owi J. Smyrl with Mrs. P. A. Watts
as hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Smyrl. The home was lovely with
beautifnl Christmas greens and red
berries attractively arranged.
'The president, Mrs. Watts, open
ed the meeting with the club
singing, “It Came Upon a Midnight
Clear." Mrs. Smyrl gave a very
appropriate Christmas devotional.
Minutes of the last meeting were
■ead by the secretary, Mrs. C. J.
Mclver, and members answered to
roil call by naming their favorite
Christmas rarol. During the short
liusiness session the club voted to
buy a TB bond. “Silent Night” was
Pung.
The usual program of the club
was omitted and a Christmas so
cial hour was enjoyed. Mrs. Watts
Jed In several amuRing games and
contests. Mrs, J. T. Dabney and
Mrs. Shelby, TrueBdale were win
ners of prizes which were book-
marks brought from Holland by
Mrs, Smyrl. All gathered around
the beautifully lighted Christmas
tree and aang carols, after which
there was an exchange of gifts.
’The hostesses served a de
licious salad, fruit cake and coffee.
White Elephant
Sale Big Success
Mrs. .^Mhrie T. Gaither, president
of the Woman's Auxiliary of the
Camden hospital, says !h a letter
of the auxiliary and other friends
who contributed to the White Ele-
phane sale conducted last week by
the auxiliary:
“I want to take this opportunity
to thank you all, for you helped to
make our sale a success, and it
surely was a great success. In
fact It surpassed our wildest ex
pectations for we made 1633 I
really think a good time was had
by all '
"It gave donors a chance to give
something they no longer needed
and the buyers enjoyed the sale
because we gave them real bar-
galna
”Wo° do so want to Improve the
Nurses’ Home. There has been a
shortage of nurses all over the
country. Hospitals have had to
close whole wings and floors due
to the lack of nurses. To date wo
have been more fortunate in Cam
den, but you never know when we,
too, may feel this pinch. ’The best
way to encourage girls to go In for
nursing Is to give^ them an at
tractive and comfortable homo in
which to live.”
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FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given that one
month from this date, on January
3. 1948, L. 8. Horton* will make to
the Probate Court of Kershaw
County his final return as Admin
istrator of the estate of Carrie
Stokes Horton, deceased, and on
the same date he will apply to the
said Court for a final discharge
as said Administrator. 3S~41c
N. C. ARNETT.
Judge of Probate.
Camden, S. C, Dec. 3. 1947.
TWIN CHINEBE QIRL8 AT WINTHROP—Among the 14 foreign
students expected at Winthrop college this fall, will be Helen Keng-
Ting Chuan (left) and her twin sister, Marion Keng-Plng (jhuan, from
Shanghai, China. Other foreign students will be from Iraq, Hawaii,
Puerto Rico, Denmark and Canada. (Winthrop News Service Photo i.
LAND POSTED
Any porsuns huntine fishIrg. or
otherwise trespasalng on this land,
or making fires, or permitting
Entertains Home
Demonstration Club
■ Mrs. C. W. Holley entertained
the Mt. Piagah Home iiemonstra-
tion Club Thursday afternoon, No
vember 19, Pyracantha and chry-
Banthemums were used In the'''llv-
ing room and dining room.
Mrs. Ira Ellis, the president,
called the meeting to order. After
tUe song, “Come Ye Thankfal Peo
ple Come’’ was sung, Mrs. Ellis
gave a very good ’Thanksgiving
devotional. After the roll call and
the reading of the minutes, the
club Christmas party was dis
cussed and a committee was se
lected to plan It.
Miss Fewell told of the success
of the labor saving show and of
the coming rat campaign to be had
in Kefshaw county.
Recreation in the home was
given by Miss Fewell by demon
strations of songs and games to
be used in the home—club mem
bers present were given printed
songs and games.
Pimento cheese sandwiches,
date nut cookies, candv and coffee
were served by the hostess.
fires set by them to run or bum
thereon, or pasturing thereon or
removing therefrom any trees,
N. Y. University ^
Awards MA Degree
Miss Funderburke .
Miss Aileen Funderburke, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. L O. Funder-
burke, of Camden, and adjunct
rrofessor of secretarial science in
the school of business administra
tion of the University of South
Carolina, has recently been award
ed the Master of Arts degree in
the field of business education by
New York university.
Miss Funderburke has been
teaching secretarial science at the
university for the past ten years
and prior to that time had exten
sive experience in. secretarial and
office work. She is a natirr of
Camden and received her A B de
gree from the University of South
Carolina.'
In recognition of .the work done
at New York university. Miss Fun
derburke was elected membei of
the Alpha chapter of Delta Pi
Epsilon Honorary gradnate fra
ternity in busmeas education.
wood, straw or shrubbery, will be
prosecuted to the full extent of
the law. 39-41C
C. P. DuBOSE, JR.
D.A.R. Chapter
To Meet Friday
The Hobkirk Hill Chapter, DAR,
will hold iu December meeting
on Friday afternoon, December 19,
at 4 o'elagk al the bea» of Dr. oiMi
Mra. Oeorge T. Baraea, IMT MSI
street, with Mr*. Bama* hoatew.
Mrs. C. L. Miller, the historian,
baa arranged a most iatereating
program.
All viaiting members of the
«r* tavitea ta ^
« the chaaga of pUJ
MILLER lumber
ARE YOU
READY
For Those
CHRLSTMAS
HOLIDAY
. PARTIES?
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to put up a good appearance wherever you go,Be-
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ables to us for EXPERT Attention,
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MEN’S TOWCRAFT* SHIRTS
fOfi LflIT minUT€ SHOffffil
• • • Shopping will he a snap this year,,, In ONi
store, w^ve corralled gifts appropriate to EVER]
member of the family. Just walk right in to the wid
est selection of Christmas offerings you ever saw
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Remember, our low price policy permits you to giu
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more by paying less—and our regular credit idani
apply as usual!
Gala Gift Selection of Fine Shirts!
Woven Stripes, Oxiords, Piques—the finest gilt *ele<p
tk>n youVe seen in jmars. All his favorite coUat and
cuff styles plus some new oojss lie’ll like, lost wait
’til be sees them. He’ll never stop- thanking you.
HE’LL BE EXPECTING TIES
Ties go with shirU like tinsel with *1 A ^
the tree. Match hi* shirt with a selco J|^ #
tion from the gay assortment of fab
rics he’d choose himself.
ARGYLE SOCKS—isopular holiday gifu S9c
COWHIDE BiXTS-^lain or Western style*..1.49
BOX OF 3 HANDKERCHIEFS—some initials, 98c
leather BILIFOLDS—<tipper* 1.98
PIGSKIN GLOVES—• rich gift 4.98
SWEATERS—two tone coat style 4.98
COMFORTABLE SUPERS—kid uppers 3.98
KNITTO mufflers—solid or gay ..., 1.49
BOIi> STRIPED PAJAMAS—Perealea .......... 3.79
’The gentleman In the three-
cornered pants deserves
special attfntion—It’s prob-
(> ably his first Christmas!
• Rattlers
• Robe Sets
• Dresses
• Knitted Suits
• Toys
• Sacque Sets
• Bedroom Slippers
• Brush Sets
■• Caps
• Sweaters
• Blankets
BROTHER
What Thrills! What Excite,
ment! Every boy take*—a
brighter view of Christmas
when he sees our sporty
ensembles and high qcality
gifts.
• Jackets
• Sweaters
• Dress Skirts
• Sport Shirts
• Polo Shirts " ’
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• Belts
SISTER
Just the gifts to catch a gal’s
fancy! The items below are
recommended to brother and
boy friend, churns^ on the
dtstaf! side.
MOTHER
Make her Christmas an es
pecially joyous one by pre
senting her with fine home
furnishings and personal fur
niture items!
• Robes
• Gowns
• Sweaters
• Blouses - '
• Plastic Aprons
• Blankets
• PiUow Cases
• Towel Sets
• Lace Tablecloths
• Gloves V
• Ladies Bags
• Pressure Cookers
• Electric irems
FATHER
Dead Old Dsd deserves »
good haul this Chrlstmsi.
Tickle his hearUtrlan
a personal gift he will tre**"
ure for many yssr*.
• Dress Miirts
•''Sport SMrts
Jadiets
WobI Leisori
Brocade Inisi^
Cobis
• Handkerchiefs
• Gloves
• ScrM> Books
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