Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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■.'V,. ue THl^CAIUPKW CMWONiCLl, CAIjOlW, tOUTH CAWOUItlA. WtiDAY, JANUARY I, 1t4t pXoe five me^- ]f It’s Aa Item For the Social Page .Phone 430.W Irs Jame* Clfburn of Lejiii«-| Norman Baum returned to New Ky., Columbia, visited .York after spending 10 days with atlves’ in Camden on Tuesday. ' his mother, Mrs. B. H. Baum. is8 Nancy Watts spent a tow i Mrs. Rose Tuell of Miami Beach. B during Christmas with Miae Pla., spent New Tears day and ura Moseley in Laurinborg. N. C. the weekend w'lth her sister, Mrff. rs. W. T. Spears and daughter. B. H. ]foum. ktherine of Columbia, spent New bar’s Day with Mr. and Mrs. J, Raf. ^rs. Frank Mayer will leave on Friday for Oordan, Pa., to visit her -fdeughterrMrsr-Watty Smttlr tX6ffn Ir. and Mrs. Ales F. Hammcmd Mayer) and Mr. Smith. tre returned to Clemson after lending the holidays with rela tes in Camden and Snntter, [Mr. and Mrs. Harold Booker have Miss Jane Sinclair has returned to Wingate college, Gaffney, after spending ,the holidays here with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. }Ted into their apartment at the Sinclair. /illiam Salmon home on Broad ,>Ir. and Mrs. Gary Smith and [reet. Mr. Booker is editor of theLfamlly have moved to 1801 Broad jmden Chronicle. [Mrs. Clara W. Rhoden, who has en a patient at the Camden hos- [tal for the past ten days, is now her home, 1309 Broad street, and greatly improved in health iMrs. Miller Little expects to »ve this weekend for a visit with fr daughter, Mrs. Robert Greene Jennie Little) and Mr. Greece in jston, Mass. iMr. and Mrs. J. C. Kirkland had their guests over the Christmas blidays, Stanley A. Miller, Sr., and Mrs. Stanley A. Miller. .. and children of Ulysses, Pa. I Mrs. Louide Hammond, Mr and |rs. James Muldrow Jeffords barol Hammond) )r of Florence (ere Sunday guests ot Mr. and Irs. C. E. Dymock. iMr. and Mrs. Donald Butcher id daughters, Penelope and Sal- of Savage, Md., are visiting at be home of Mrs. Dutcher’s moth- Mrs. R. L. Moseley. [ Mr. and Mrs. Eugene DeLoache id three daughter' of Maltiihore, |d., left for their home on Sun- by after spending the Christmas ilidays here with Mr. DeLoache’s bother, Mrs. W. R. DeLoache. . , I Cadets Usher ’ Myers, Strae Qlte, John Stevenson and Willihm Imon returned to Carlisle Mili- bry School, Bamberg, on Wednes- ly after spending the Christmas Dlidays here with their familiea. Hr. and Mrs. W. A. West of [iami, Fla., were Christmas guests the latter’s aunts, Mrs. V. L. ite and Mrs. C. E. Dymock. They Iso visited Mrs. Kent’s liarents, Ir. and Mrs. A. E. Culp in Gas- bnla, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. pymock have bturned to St. Petersburg' after sing home for Christmas. Friends Mr. Dymock are glad to know bat his health is much improved ince being in Florida. btreet from the McCaskill house on Fair street. Mr. and Mrs. S. Wylie Hogue, Jr., have returned to' Richmond, Va., after spending the holidays here with Mr. Hogue’s parents and •n Gkoraw with Mrs. Hogue’s moth er, Mrs. Joe Llnds'ay. - , Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gaskins had •as their guests during Christmas week, their sons, W. B. Gaskins, Jr., and Mrs. Gaskins of Charles ton and Harry ‘‘Buck” Gaskins and Mrs. Gaskins of Sumter. . George R. Darden. Jr., pon of Recent Bride Mr. and Mrs. George Darden, left on January 1 for the University of North Carolina at Chapel HIH. He will also study under Dr. Smaiirs, director of the North Carolina Symirtiony orchestra, with which Geoirge formerly played. Visiting at the home of Chief of Police and Mrs. Alva J. Rush during the holidays were Midship^ man Frank Rush and his guest. Midshipman Walter Trask of the U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md., and Salt Lake City, Utah, Miss Ann Magruder of Atlanta, Ga., and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Martin, Jr., ahd son, “Al”, of Anderson. Open House' KttttqttPB Early American Furniture: j Hunting Boards, Cupbenrtte, [Chests, Laxy Susans. Visit Our Pins Room iifiufllTB / 1811 Gervsis St. Columbia, g.'C. , Rev. and Mra. O.'Floyd Mont gomery held “open bouse” at their home on Chcenut street New Year’s Eve from 4 until 8 o’clock fo.* the members. of the First Baptist church and* the Montgomery*’ other Camden friends. The. parsonage was lovely with many bowls and vases Of pink gladioli and lavendtu* chrysanthe mums and the dining rodm table held an arrangement of the same f.'owers. Punch bowls were placed at op posite ends of the table and were presided over by Mrs J. C. Ewing rnd Mrs. Abbott Goodale. * « • 0 • • .Theater Party Miss “Piedy” Mahaffey, daugh ter of Mrs. Esther Mahaffey and the late Mr. Mahaffey, gave a theater party on last Saturday eftemoon, celebrating her- ninth birthday. Following the movlea th# young party went' to Thomas Tayors where rel)reahmeat«, conaistkif of birthday cake amf ice cream were served the tS guaata. Mrs. Mahaffey was assisted by Mi*8 Celeste Mnnfoitt. TOWLE. W. M. r iCE and FRANK G STERLING F. D. GOODALE ^^HOUSEWIVES Our repraaMtatiwie Tuesday. Che^ any of fhm like for him to ahow yoat be in Camden every •wfof iteina you would Singer Sewmg Ma- ). Singer Vacuum Iroa .< ). Heater, Register 3roa for a R ^ine ( ). Demonatmle ( Cleaner ( ), Automatle ( ). Singer Fans ( ). Attractive Sewing Cab inets ( ). Repair Sewing Mechinea ( )« Motor*, Etc. ( ). Mail with your name and addreaa tot , SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 1721 MAIN ST; COLUMQIA, S. C Miss Bush Mr. Campbell Are Married Before her wedding at 8 p. in., December 27. in Trinity Methodist church, Charlote, N. C., Mrs. James Howard Mock was Sara Elizabeth Gordon. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Z. P. Gordon of Bethune. Mr. Mock is the ron of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Mock of Charlotte. McGuirt-Clyburn The marriage of Miss Jeanne Shirley Bush, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ely Bush of Richmond, Va., and Julius Eugene Campbell, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Campbell of Camden, took place Tuesday, December 83, at .7:30 o’clock in All Saints Episcopal church, assisted by the Rev Ru- por; V. Coleman. —Thw bridB waw-gtvnr'in- mairtug? by ber father. She wore a dreas of white faille taffeta with off- fboulder neckline and bertha of rosepoint lace, long sleeves and tight bodice and full circular train. Miss Betty Blackwell Smith of Richmond, Va... was maid of honor. Mrs. William D. Strayhani of Chapel Hill, N. C.. sister of the groom, was matron of honor, and Nancy Carolyn Camp of Virginia was Gower girl. The bridesmaids were: Misses Ann Bagwell, Durham, N. C.; Alice Corvin, Waslriri^tou, D. C.; Phyllis Berger, Richmond. Va.; Virginia Thomas, Richmond, Va.. snd Mrs. Edward Vadin and Mrs. Jeanne Friedoff, both of Richmond. Va. ^ Julius E. Campbell was beat man for his son. Ushers were: Calhoun Anderson, Eklwin Davenport. Charles Yarborough of Richmond, Pol^n-Maddox Wedding Rites Williams* Entertain At “Open House*’ . On New Year’s Eve In a beautiful candlelight service. Miss Martha Poison and Charles E. Maddox were unfted in marriage December 12 at 8 p m.. In the baptist parsonage. The Rev. O. Floyd Montgomery, pastor of the bridegroom, officiated using the ilouble ring ceremony. The bride was attired in a wool suit of aqua-blue with brown ac; ceesories and a corsage of white rosebudfi. Mr. and Mrs. Marian Brooks. Wil liams entertained on New Year’s Eive at a delightful “open house” at their home on Lyttleton street. Guests calling from 8 o’clock until f:30 were greeted by the hosts be fore a background of Christmas greens and a lighted tree. Arrange ments of holly, mistletoe, branches of long leaf pine and smilax, nan- dlna beirlei and polnsettiar werfr used effectively throughout the lower floor which was thrown en suite for the occasion. The dining iocm where elaborate refreshments were served wae beautifully deco- tated in silvered magnolia leaves, smllax and Ivy interspersed with clusters of blue tinted narcissus in silver bowls and vases. Blue tap ers in silver candle etlcke furnish ed the lighting effect Hr. and Mrs. Williams were ably assisted by Major aqd Mrs. James M. Gandy and Mr. and Mrs.y E. L. Jones of Liberty Hill. t/ T.Ti,w # r.1 Their only attendants were Miss Maddox, sister of the brlde- el Hill N. C., Jack Rheny and Henry Frleson both m^lcal stu- ,„,medlate families and dents a the State Medical college, witnessed the Charleston, and Brnse Emonuel,| Rembert Announce Marriage The bride is a graduate of An derson college where she was a member of the Honor Society and Delta Psi Omega, honorary dramat ic fraternity. She also attended State Teachers college In Farm- vllle, Va. Mr. Campbell is a graduate of Clemson college. He served 27 months in the U. 8 army Air Corps snd is now a student at the State Medical college. Charles ton. His fraternity being Alpha Kappa Kappa. After a brief wedding trip the couple will make their home at 4 Gadsden street. Charleston. S. C. • ••••• ceremony. . Mrs. Maddox is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C, L. Poison of Cam den.' She Is a graduate of the Cam den High School and has been em ployed wat the Hoffer Flying Ser- icc. Mr. Maddox, is the son of Mr and Mrs, B. I. MMdox of Camden. He served 28 mo^s in the Naval Air Corps and is ^ow employed with ihe DeLuxe cleaner*. The couple will make their home in Camden after a short trip. Mr. and Mrs. Edward, Cantey Pearce, Sr., announce the engage ment and approaching marriage of their daughter, Margaret McCoy, to Buford Ardell Young. ^ i ebruary 5 at the Lyttleton ^treet Methodist church on the 40th wed ding anniversary of the bride- elect’s parents. • • • • • * A cubic foot olL solid bituminous coal, weighing abbut 81.26 pounds, la 1,8 times as heavy as water. PIMPLES DOirrtQUacn THKMH—tisdteateaa IKKX wte MS ftMt It KLBBI hidw uchr otoplw m it 4ri« < Brat tr&i. Not • snser Mhft that plwplw thrivt OIL but ■ aoomUic madieMad Uq^ OMt reUaraa itchiiw--drivaa aadaaaa oat. _ _ Aak for KLUIItX ot oU dfWHlata AOp DoubJmrour monmr hmokiiiffmUt. Births Mr. and Mrs. Wittio L. Hinson are receiving congratnlations upon the arrival of a son, William Roger, j on December 22, at the Camden hospital. Mra. Hinson was the for-, mer Miss Selma Rogers of Cassatt.! with white satin .ribbon marked ^ ^ daughter. Vlr- the pews for the families and' ' -- Wedding-Of Interest special guests. iVieiI\OUlbl V^nurcil nage^by her father, William Price /« V r, ,1 McGuirt, was lovely in her wed- T-t ^ “ Edna (Peggy) Pennell Me- gown of white Duchess satin, Ouirt became the bride of William made with a sweetheart neckline Henry Clyburn in a c’U'emony of and three-quarter shirred sleeves, beauty and charm Saturday after- ^tted waistline and full skirt end- noon, December 27, af 5 o’clock at train; The full the Lyttleton Street Methodiat length veil of illusion was worn church. j ^Itb a coronet of orange bloaeoma Before the ceremony the organ- ■"‘1 tulle. She carried a white pray- 1st, Mrs. James M. Gandv, played e** topped with gold throaCed -Ana Har!a’» by Schubert, “Clair orchids and alwmeretk ^wtth *tep- de Lane” by DAussy, and Ed,ward Thompaon, soloUt, sang^'pyomlae The bridegroom had as his beat Me”, “Because” by d’Hardelof and man, Claude E. Lamdy, Jr., of Co- •The Lord’s Prayer” by Malotte. lumbla. The wedding march from ‘‘Lohen- Mrs. W. Frank Lee of Greena- grln” was used for the procea- boro, N. C., the former Olive Mc- sional and Mendelssohn’s march iGnirt. was her aiater's t^atron-of- from “A Midsummer Ni|btV rhonor. She wore a shell pink nylon Dream” for the recessional, ^r-'taffeta gown, made with an off ing the service ‘^Uebeatraura” by! the-shoulder effect apd a boatle glnia Lee, five years old. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Gardner of Kershaw announce ^he birth of a daughter, Judy Carol, on January 3. She is the first baby born at the Camden hospital in 1948. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Childers of near Camden announce the birth of a daughter on January 6 at the TTamden hospital. Shu has been named Kathleen. Lisst was played. Rev. Herbert Spell, pastor of the church, assisted by the Rev. J. B. Caaton 6f Columbia, former pastor at Camden Baptist churcb» of- Gdated, using tbs double ring cere mony. Tbs vows were spoken before a background of lattice work twined with greenery in the form of an arc^, palms, southern sttiUaz and many seven branched candelabra holding lighted cathedral tkpers and floor baskets of white gladioli. Bouquets of white Gowers tied ANTIQUES kVN C. OOODALE 2M Laurens ttraat Hours: a Aftar t:S0 pjn,. (axeapt Tuaa.) Saturday f a. m. te t p. as. f ^ ‘ ' Announcement The Camden Hospital Sdwol of Nursing Is Now Recdviiig An^katioiis for Classes Begiiming on back and she carried a Colonial noaegay of pink an^ whits oama- tiona tied with Ice blue attln fib- bon. Bridesmaids ware Misses Mary Watkins, Mildred Spears and Dot- tie Rosborough, all of Camden, and Mra Claude B. Lamoy, Jr. (Ckw- lotte Perry) of Columbia, coualn of the bridegroom, wSo wore blue dresses nude like that worn by the honor attendant and their flowera were nosegays tied with pink tatia ribbon. Miss Ann Clyburn, young slater of the bridegroom, was junior bridesmaid. Her dre*a was Iden tically like the othw attendants but ip white taffeta and her nos^ gay was of white carnations Young Charles McQuirt, nepNaw of the bride, was junior grdoi^ man. All the bridegroom’s attendants wore formal avenlng attire I^Shergroomsmen wgre J. B. Me- Gnirt, brother of thp' bride; L 8. Mayer, Jr., Camden; Harold Rod gers of Spartanhnrg, cousin ot Uia bridegrooto, and W. Frank Lea ot Greensboro, N. C., brother-in-law of the brld& Mrs. McOuIit, mother of the bride, wmre e black crepe drees with Mack hat and afeasaorlea and a white orchid coraage. Mrs. Clyburn, mdttier of the bridegroom, was gowned In a gold crepe drees, feathered hat and a purple orchid corsage.' Iliere was no reception but the bride and groom and the wedding partj’ received In the vettibule of of fhe church. Later the young couple left bm a short wadding trip 10 Noith Carolina afin* whlcb they tetpmad to Camden Ibr a few daya before going to Atlanta, Qa., where they will repidf. For traveling the brite wore an early spring suit of brown tweed, replile shoes and bag, brown hat and tha gold and white orchids from her wedding prayer bojok. Mrs. Clybom la tne attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Pr^ McOmrL She flalahed the Camden dty aqhoold Born to Mr, and Mrs, A. H. Nel- Fon on Sunday, January 4, at the Camden hospital, a daughter. Atress* Eileen. Garden Club Notes The green emm which forms on the outside of Gower pots clogs the tores of the pot and preventr the free entry of air into the soil, where it Is needed for the roots. Remove the scum with a stiff brash. with*the Powe Veneer Co., In the stenographic department for sev eral’years. Mr. Clybom, tho only son of Mr. and Mra. Lewis Lee aybom (Net Watkins), gradnated In the Cam den Hlfb School and was attend ing Georgia Tech, Atlapta, Oa.. when he joined the XT. S. army. He served overseas for 18 months and IS now completing hla pdocation at Georgia Tech. Opportunity Jo Own Hor Own Botiii—■ We train you tr operate your own Woman’s Woar tpoolaity Mwp rttalttng Good Housokooping ap proved morohandiao. Proaont shop owners earn up to ft>0Q0 ysarly Should havo $1|000 which you oon- trel, $S2t for morohandiao, sup- plle% oto. For peraanal Intewlow writs Famlaa Corp,, Phlla. 7, Pa. Are You a Washday Washout OR A Washday Go-Out D. ‘ Which of these ladies are YOU on the day the . family wash is done? If you’re the shrink ing ,violet at the top—^et hep, Mom- and let us take care of your laundry problems. Our rough dry, wash and fin ished work is always tops! Don’t CaU ’’Any LMndry” CaU . . . . Cmf LAUNDRY and CAMDEN DRY CLEANERS Oldest Largest Best (Momber National Inatitato ol Cloaninf and Dyeing) PHONE 17 \ BROAD STREET Winter Stock HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES 17 YEARS OF AGE ARE ELIGIBLE TOO FAT ? Write or CaU OF .N» out any 1 -I o’- COST CThe m BXCHAIIGl BUlU^UiG aa- [VKj -4L i 1 4 1!