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t soil ( 1 Y ^ It’s An Item For tlie Social Page... Phone 430^ W Wtn'en O. Harrto lus er- the winter from her place awth. rr«Bd Mrs. Dick Turpin of , They h*^» •“ apartment at ihett® W. Halaall’a. -^Arnold Allen and daughter, of Philadelphia, arrlred on Thuraday to tpend .Cudayi with Mrs. Alten'a *^r. A Sam Kareah. ’ ^ s. Burnet and her Mrs. Edward Qaaon Burnet) of Washington. ’^were the gueata of Mrs. J. Mrs. Ben W. Heath of •p^ersburg, who were weekend 'JZ at the w. F. Buckley home Brkwood Lane, returned to JJSa by plane Theaday. and Mrs. R. K. Galllard ^ie Clarkson) of Eutawrllle, called to Camden on Thurs- ,,bT the serious lllnesa and death I Mr. Oalllard’s uncle Richard S. Eniest R. Prietag spent al days in Bennettarllle laat , the guest of her daughter, , Sadie Frletag. Mis Frletag ac- apanied her mother home for ■M dajrs. ^Mli» Kalina Beleoa, student at MC, Greensboro,' N. C., will rire on Friday for Christmas. *■ Chris Beleos will motor to laMboro to bring her daughter !^ets Sterne BoUe, John Stev- ' 0 Wm. Salmon and Uaher of Carlisle Military School, •berg, arrived on Thursday to the holldaya with their par- tnd Mrs. Eugene DeLoache 1 three daughters of Baltimore. are expected on next Sunday 'the holldaya. They will stay k Mrs. W. E. DeLoache and Mr. I Mrs. Charles DeLoache. [ Mr. sod Mrs. Earl Blue of Co- , were Sunday guests of H. Heath at the Camden- ken polo game. Mr. Blue Is presl- it of the Southern Baseball ae which includes Columbia on I roster. FAOS tfVIN “CURRENT FAVORITES Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Llewellyn will spent Christmas In Richmond. Va. Mr. and lira. P. Elbert Byrd and son. Prank, Jr., will spend the Christmas holidays with Mr. Byrd’s parenU, Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Byrd. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. “Bud” Wil liams and son of New York City spent several days here this week with his mother, Mrs. Maude Wil liams. “Bud" is a/member of the police guard at JJnlted Natlcns. Mr.and Mrs. ^hner Thomason, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hauprich of Payettevllle. N. C.. and Wilson Ouffitt of Washington, D. C., spent last weekend with Mrs. Hauprich’s rarents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whlt- aker. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Nettles, Sr., Mr, and Mrs. W, P, Nettles. Jr., and children, Billy and Mary Prim rose, Mr. and Mrs. Dan B. Mfck- ey and children, Danny, Oliver and ‘Gee-Gee” will spend Sunday in Bamberg, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brabham and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shannon are In Durham* N, C., where Mr. Shannon is a patient at Duke uni versity hosplUl. He submitted to an operation on Tuesday. Mrs. William T. Waters spent last Thursday in Charleston with her sister, Mrs. R. C. Thompson. She was accompanied by Mrs. D. W. Hughey and daughter, Cathy, and Mra. Alvo Stokes, both of Co lumbia. Mr. and Mrs. Robert O’Brien (Caroline Nelson) and son. Bill of Newark. N. J., will spend Cbrlstr mas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Beehrmas- ter (Betty Whitaker) of Hartford, Conn., will arrive on Christmas eve for a visit with Mr. imd Mrs, C, C. Whitaker, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Burchill Moore (Harriet Whitaker) and children, Harriet Burchill, Jr., and Caleb Whitaker, will come up from Charleston during Christ man week. Mrs. Carl A. West will leave Camden on Christmas day for New York City where she will meet her mother, Madame (Jeorge Dsirin of Bar-Ie-Duc, France, who lit stock for a lappier Christmas for the Family «flilRAL01UCTBlO •A favorite with the iidiee—^featuring light weight, “Visualizer” I Fabric-Dial, and Temp erature indicating light $11.95, plus tax Mrs. James W. Stuart and son, BUly, are in Charlotts. N. C., this week where Billy Stuart Is a patient at Doctor Hart’s hospital. Mr. and Mra, JKlrby Tupper. Sr., of Chester were visitors In Cam den on Sunday and attended the polo matches between Camden and Aiken. Mr. and Mrs. C. E Watts will have as their guests-for the holi day season, their daughter, Mrs. H. C. Sharpe (Louise Wattsi and Mr. Sharpe of Charlotte, N. C.. and Mr. and Mrs. C, Elmer Watts. Jr., and children of Cheraw. Mr. and Mrs. B. W Marshall, Lake View,- and sons, Jack and Ted, will leave here December 26 for Omaha, Neb., where they will ettend the wedding of their second son, Bennie Marshall. Jr., to Miss Dorothy Dietel of Omah^ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen (El len Douglas Boykin), who have been spending sometime here with Mrs. Betsy B. Kirkland, left on Monday to spend the Christmas holidays in New York. Mr. and Mrs. IL B. Capehart and daughter, Msiry \of Georgetown, spent the weekend at "Carter Hlir with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cape- hart. The C. C. Whitaker, Juniors will have their sons, Caleb Whitaker III of Princeton university, N. J., and Mert Whitaker of St. Andrews school, Middletown, Del, at home for the holidays. Mrs. John Lynch McQueen nad her daughter, Miss Mary deSans- sure McQueen, visited Dr. and Mrs. Eldwln Keriison recently. 'They at tended the Assembly Ball In Co lumbia and Miss McQueen will be formally presented to Charleston society during the Yuletlde, by her grandparents. Dr. and Mrs. Henry W. deSaussure.' The many friends of Miss Bur dette Barfield are glad to know that she is recuperating at home after undergoing an o^ratlon at the Camden hospital. Cadet Usher Myers, Jr., of Carlyle Military school will airlve this weekend to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Usher Myers. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Davis of Branford, Conn., spent the week end here with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spencer. Friends of Mrs. John Goodale will regret to feam of the death of her sister, Mrs. C. O.,Brown of Philadelphia. Pa., whicli occured on Sunday, December 14, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs* Sidney Capers Zemp, Jr., announce the engagement of their sister, Emma Louise “Snookie” Brun son, to Jack LeRoy Marshall. The wedding date to be an nounced later. Mr. Marshall, a student at the USC, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Marshall, Lake View Avenue. will arrive December 26 on the I Brown will be pleasantly remem- De Grasse’’, for an extended visit [bered in Camden having' .visited with Mrs. West and her family. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whitaker will have as their guests over the (^ristmas holidays, Mr. and Mrs. Lennox Kinkland of Boston. Mass., Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hauorlrh (Ann Whitaker) of Fayetteville, N. C., and Miss Mary liOulse Kirk land. student at the University of South Carolina. Mr. and Mrs David R Williams of “Mulberry Plantation’’ and Tul- ra, Okla., will have as their house tmests over the Christmas holi days, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Dan iels of St. Paul Mr. and Mrs. John H. Daniels, Jr., and daughter, Polly. Jr., of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S. Fltxpatiick and chil dren of Corpus Christ!, Texas, and Miss Kate Williams of Sara Laur ence School, New York. her sister here on numerous oc casions. Mra Goodale' left for Philadelphia on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Rochelle Sheom and children of Lookout Mt., Tenn., will arrive this week for the holi days with Mr. aud Mrs. Willis Sheom. Mies Katherine Sheorn of Asheville, N. C., will also spend Christmas with her parents. Mrs. Newell Wimberly and son, Fred, and Mrs. W, F. Wimberly will spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Saxton at Wood berry Forest, Va, Lt. Col. Newell Wimberley, USA. tailed from San Francisco on De cember 8, aboard the “Republic for Kofea. Mra. Wimberly and son, Fred and Lt. Col. Wlmberley’a mother, Bfrs. W; F. Wimberley, wUl Join him later Entertains At Bridge Party Misses Kate, Susie and Mary Watkins entertained on last Wed nesday evening at their homo on Laurens Court with a bridge party end shower in . honor of Miss Peggy McQuirt whose marriage to Wm. Henry Clyburn will be a so-j uial event of December 27. Four tables of bridge and one ^ of rummy were In play In the spacious living room, which was beautifully decorated with many j arrangements of red berries and white carnations carrying out the Yuletlde motif. Miss McOuirt’s place was marked by a corsage of • red roses and tuberoses. Prises were awarded Mrs. Lewis Lee Cly- burn for high score at bridge and to Miss Margaret Patterson for high score at rummy. The float ing prlxe was last he’d by Mrs. L. S. Mayer. Following the card game the honor guest was presented with a j “shower of lingerie” after which, the hostesses served a delicious* dessert course with coffee to the •following: Miss McGulrt, the hon- oree. Mrs. L. S. Mayer. Miss Mar garet Patterson. Miss Frances Rhame, Mrs. Bentley Stogsdill. ■ Miss Edna Strak, Mrs. Jared Smith, Mrs. J. B. Hoffman, Mra. John A. Hagins, Mrs. John Lang ford. Mrs. Leonard Schenk. Mrs. Bates Littlejohn, Mrs. J. Corbett Boykin, Miss Charlote Boykin. Mrs. L. L, Clyburn, mother o' the bridegroom-elect. Miss Myrl Hast and Mrs. W. R. Watkins, Jr., of Columbia. H«lp Fight Tub^rciilosU Everybody’s Raving... About The Excellent Meals At COURT INN Luncheon— 12:30 to 1:30 E I Miss Peggie Kyzer- Casmer A. Belniok Wedding Of Interest In a ceremony of charm and beautiful simplicliy Miaa Everlynne Peggie Kyser became the bride of Cahmer Albert pelniok on Sunday, December 7, at 2 oclock In the afternoon at the home of the sis ter and brother-in-law of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Bond, oh Mon- ticello road, Columbia. The Rev. Mr. Claude McIntosh', pastor of the Eau Claire Presbyterian church officiated, using the double ring ceremony. An .improvised altar of lace fern, long” leaf pine and pine conee, Southern smilax and grad uating seven branched candelabra holding burning tapers and Goor baskets of giant white chrysanthe mums formed the backgrour,] i In front of the picturesque fireplace for the vows. Before the ceremony. Mrs. Hil liard 'Miller, pianist, rendered a program of nuptial music. window and punch, saUed nuts, fancy sandwiches and mints were served. Silver candelabras with Ivory candles were used on each side of a low bowl of mixed bridal white flowers. Mrs. Belniok is the daughter of Mrs. George ftartin Caughman Kyzer of Elau Claire and the late -Mr. Kyter. She attended the city schools of Co'lumbia and served with the armed forces in the WAC Air Corps with 18 months seivlce :n the Southwest Pacific. She has made her home In Camden for sev ers! years. and Mrs. Stanley Henry. Belniok The bridegroom Is the son of Mr, of Schenectady, N. Y. He was graduated from Louisiana State university, Baton Rouge, La, re ceiving his degree In forestry in 1939. He received his discharge from the USA (alntl-craft) with (he rank of captain, having seen ovrrseas duty In the West Indies tnd the ETO. He la now field as sistant In the Procurement divi sion of . the International Paper Company, with southern heaUquar- AttttiittM Early American Furniture: Hunting Boards, Cupboards, Cheats, Laxy Susans. Visit Our Pine Room mifSlrfftP 0 1811 Qervala St Columbia, 8. C- s Dinner- 6:30 to 7:45 Special Parties By Appointment COURT INN MUl St. Phone 378 / The bride, who was given in Iters In Georgetown. •General Electric's pop- hilw, beautifully design- all-glass automatic non-automatic Cof- |iee-Makers. $4.95 to $17.96 ★ ★ ★ •IMlRAL^XUCnUC VACUUM CLEANERS [Handsomel Efficient! A wonder ^ cleaning wnven- ieace! I^utnre for **8ture . . Idlar for lolUr . . new Clean- 18 the cletn- Fou can ’^4 AVP 26 — HMjM AVP 19 ^ 17^ ★ marriage by her brother, George W. Kyxer, wore a cardigan suit of grey wool gabardine with Mack accessories and she wore a should er corsage of gardenias. The bridegroom had. ss bis best man, I. H. Bond, brother-in-law of the bride, ^'ooks B. Kyser. yoang- er brother of the bride, lighted the candles before the ceremony. Mr.B Kyser, mother of the brides wore a black tailored dress and a white' corsage. A reception was held Immed- Istely after the cereomny for the wedding gnests. They will make their home at 1201 Lyttleton street for the pres ent. Among the Camden peop’e at tending the wedding and recep tion were: Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Davla, Mrs. Lesta Davis Clark and daughter. _ Mary , Clark. Mrs. Rosa Lee Comey, Luther B. Fields and Mr. and Mrs. Bentley Stogsdill. s • B • « * 8EAMAN SECOND CLASS Ben F. Barnes, USN. of Wateree Mills, Camden, has completed re cruit training at the Naval Train ing Center, San Diego, Calif., and HOLIDAY SHOPPING HOURS ... 9 a. m. to 7 p. m.... Christmas Week Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday WMMlWMttaiMlMWIII A three-tiered wedding cake hM been advanced to asemae. aec- rraced a table In a clrenlar bay ond claaa. (g TT •t**«nM* I Keepsake f I A M o N b k I N 0*'$ 1 r J f *xr r J FOR CHRISTMAS CHEER... GIVE HappiiMMS with a present of beaa^ ... a loedy Poinsettia plant, a Christmas tahla arrangeoMBt* er a lovely bovqpaet — A»y ®f these would bo a treasnrad Christinas gift Conm in and sao oar displays. The Camden Floral Co. A. HCATNn itt 362JO Stag 390.00 t AIm f 100 M 3429 wi6 Jim. teO W-3410 a.0Alf M 313.90 liiflUT «*• 19000 M rtnw m •Mt* •« tt** •» m** Rtno* m»*ro»d •» 6<0«> diMMk SMC** mOigtt 2*4*««> I Hot oyM er# 6# for Hw KooptcASk lbs mo# trootwrod of oi Aomomll ring*. 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