The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 30, 1948, Image 5
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If itVAnTt^ F^tti«7Soci»l Pafe ,7. Phons 430-W"
. T v nnffmAn h&vel MIhh KathprlnA Shanm wim
. Mr and Mrs. J. E Hoffman have
leturned from a two weeks motor
rip through Florida.
. Mr and Mrs. Alvo Stokes were
iecent visitors at the home of Mr.
Ld Mrs. B. E. Brannon,
f Miss Julia B. Arrants of Colum-
Ma College spent the weekend with
, mfrfher Mrs. Henry Amnts.
^^SSn* Shwm, W Buras anff -»»««' Ennna vraeplgue’s
fates Vlllepigue have returned ”
a week’s trip to Miami Beach.
Miss Katherine Sheorn, who is
attending a business college in
Asheville. N. C., spent last week
end here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Willis Sheom.
Mrs. O. S. Monahan and Miss
Marjorie A. Scoudel of Lakeville.
Conn., have arrived for the season
and have taken an apartment at
rom
Jack Haile is a patient at Cam-
en hospital where he submitted to
emergency operation for ap-
endicltes.
Belton Boykin McCarty, son of
Mr and Mrs. R. E. McCarty, U
Ucuperatlng from pneumonia at
Ue Camden hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Mitchell of
jlen Summit Spring, Pa., have ar-
Hved in Camden and have opened
ielr home on Fair street
Mrs. John Land of Chester spent
Ihursday in Camden with her
daughter, Mrs. R. B. Pitts, Jr. She
came especially for Jimmie Pitt’s
fourth birthday, January 29.
Nancy DePass, Lynn^ Br.ykin,
Johnny Zemp and Hugh Bitlups,
Jr., spent last weekend in Rock
Hill, the guest!"'of Mary Alice
tlettys at Wlnthrop college and
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dunlap (Martha
Workman).
Major A. M. Braiisford is a pa
tient at Walter Reed General hos-
LitUe Miss Sue Nettles, dangh-
Irr of lijir. and Mrs. Stephen Nettles
(Willie Belle Mackey) of Green
ville spemt the weekend here with
her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Mack^,
Mrs. Jack Browri (Louise Trapp)
of Jacksonville, Pla., spent the
weekend with her brother and sis
ter-in-law-- Mr. and Mrs. Jam'-s Mc
Kenzie. She came especially to
visit her mother, Mrs. Cora A.
Trapp, who is ill in the Amden
liospital.
Brunson-Marshall
Wedding Of Interest
Thursday, Jan. 29
Thomas-Juette To
Wed In Venezuela
Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler
Thomas announce the
Price
Miss ‘‘Snookie” Brunson whose
end approaching marriage of their
daughter, Jayne Whecier, to Harold
i’Yederic Jueite, Jr., of San Diego,
’file wedding will take place next
month in Maracaigo, Venezuela.
Miss Thomas is a graduate of
Camden High School and at • end
ed American Academy in New
-York whtsre ahe-majored' te- Dra
matic art and she studied at the
Sorbonne in Paris, Prance. Her
mother is the former Miss Eliza
beth Rabon of Lugoff and <3amden.
Mr. Juette is the son of Mrs. A.
Phyllis Dudley
Garrison Wooten Has
8th Birthday Party
[Sidney Campbell Has
4th Birthday Party
pltal, Washington, D. C. Major
Marshall, * Duke university, Brailsfosd has been in the hospital
,111 arrive Wednesday to be an for a month and is improving slow-
ttendant in the Brunson-Ma■'shall ly. Mrs. Braiisford is with her
edding Thursday, January 29. i husband.
Dallas Mahoney, Jr., has return- Mr. and Mrs. Maxie O’Caln of
d to Furman university after Orangeburg spent Thursday in
pending several days here with Camden with their sister, Mrs.
. 'Walter Gaskin, and to be with
marriage to Jack Marshall will be B. Crank of San Diego, Calif., and
a social event of Thursday. Jan- Bridgeport, Washington and Har-
uary 29, was complimented on last old F.-Juette of Peoriafl 111. He is
Saturday when Miss Betty Jenkins associated with the Creole Petrol-
entertained in her honor at a eum Corp., stationed in Maracaigo,
drop-in” party at her home. 420 Venezuela.
Wackamaw avenue, Columbia. Mias Miss ’Thomas will leave Camden
Jenkins will be maid of honor in on Friday for Miami, Fla., from
Brunson-Marshall wedding. where she will go by plans to South
Following the wedding rehearsal America,
on Wednesday 'evening, Mrs P.
Valentine Party
On Monday, January 26, Mrs.
Prank Wooten, Jr,, invited 25 girls
and boys to a party honoring her'
daughter, Phyllis Dudley Carrison
Wooten, the occasion being
•■Muff’s” eighth birthday. A Valen-,
tine motif was carried out in the
decorations and refreshments.
Prizes were won by Rannie
Smith and “Mister” PuBose for
*^pTn?tbe^tan-on-theHffonkey
Little Miss Sidney Campbell
celebrated her fourth birthday op
last Saturday by Inviling a tew
of her young neighbors in to help
eat her birthday cake and ice
cream. She is the daughter of Mr.
and , Mrs. Horace Campbell (Ger
trude Zemp).
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•When you think Lnmbar
Think of ua . . . Miller Lum-'
her Company.
anr-by
Phebe Miller and Penny Baldwin
for the ‘3-legged race.” Primrose
Nettles was winner of the peanut
bunt. - ]
Mrs. Wooten was assisted in
serving Ice cream, birthday cake
and candv by her mother, Mrs.!
H. O. Carrison.
W. M. U. Conference
There will be a leadership con-
iBrenca-nf-tha- WMlI for JSLershi^h.
Moriah and Santee Associations at
the First Baptist church of Cam
den Wednesday, Pebruaty 4 at
10:30 o’clock. Miss Hattie Gard-^
ner. Missionary from Africa, willi
Le the inspirational speaker. All
WMU leaders are urged to attend.
ANTIQUES
BOUGHT AND SOLO
We carry a complete
line of personally selected
gifts. •
Jane Page Shop
Sumter, S. C. <
3 E.‘ Hampton St.
iis parents, Mr, and Mrs. D. J. Ma-
lione:?.
Mrs. Frank Mayer returned on
, their niece, Mrs. Ben Ammons (Mil-
^dred Gaskin) who underwent an
iiesday after a three weeks visit
ylth her daughter, Mrs, Wally
itmith and Mr. Smith in Mahanoy
’Ity, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Ned McDowell, Jr.,
operation at the Camden hospital
Thursday.
Mark D. Harris of La Grange,
Ga., and Camden, has been elected
chairman of the American Society
|(0olda Weathers) have returned of Mechanical Engineers at Clem-
from their wedding trip and are!son (Jollege. Mr, Harris ls*« mem
|■>ccupying their apartment at 1812
(ill street..
Mr. and Mrs. “Steed” Rogers of
.tcnnettsville were in Camden on
iMonday. Their daughter, Elizabeth
returned with them after spending
weekend here with her grand-
nother, Mrs. Elizabeth Hallo
her of the Junior class Mrs. Harris
and daughter; Elizabeth, who have
been residing with her parents. Dr.
and Mrs. C. F. Sowell of Lakevlew
Terrace, expect to Join Mr. Harris
soon. They will occupy ono of the
prefab houses for veteran students
cn the Clemson College campus.
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Valentine Day
SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY 14th
ft
Say It With FlowertT
The Camden Floral Co.
Phonea: 193^ and 694
211 East Laurens St.
CAMDEN, S. C.
Newell Wimberly entertained at
her home on Garrison stree* the
members of the wedding party the
The Valentine bridge party given
officiating ministers. Rev. O. Floyd nnnually by the Buslnes Women’s
Montgomery and Mrs Montgomery Guild of Grace Episcopal church
end the Rev. Herbert Spell and^ju -be held this year on Wednes-
Mrs. Spell, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. day evening, Feb; 4 at 8 o’clock at
Marshall, Sr., parents of the bride- (be Episcopal parish bouse. The
groom-elect, Mrs. S. Capers Zemp, proceeds from this benefit will be
Mayor and Mrs. F. N McCcrkle, given ^to provide meals for two
Edward Thompson and the out-of- underprivileged children in the
town guests. Col. and Mrs. Grady p^mden schools for entire year,
Butler, Fort Jackson; Mr. and Mrs.j large attendance is desired
Charles W. McCaskill Mr. and gud participants are asked ti fur
Mrs. Bennie Marshall, Miss Petty nlsh their own'bridge cards. Ad-
Jenkins, all of Columbia; Mrs. mission is 75c per person.
T. B. Bruce II of Mullins and Ted. Delightful refreshmenta will be
Marshall of Duke university | served and attractive prises will
The dining room table was cov-.bo given,
ered with an Imported cut work This party usnally given on Val
cloth centered by a silver bowl of'entlne Day will be early this year
pink ca'matlons flanted .hr diver Lent begins Febmary 11.
candelabra holding pink tapers.
The silver coffee service was pre
sided over by Mrs. C. F Wimberly
end Mrs. Joe Lewis was at the
punch bowl. Mrs. Dan McCaskill
Bridge Club
Mrs. Ralph Little was hostess to
(B,lh Wll.on) ..inted IB ..rrlBS U-«, Wed.^., yt«t-
iced cakes, salted nuts and mints.
Bridge Club
Betts Clarkson J
Now Three Years Old
Betts Clarkson, attractive little
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexan
der Clarkson. Jr., was three years
old on Tuesday, January 27. Her
mother, the former Willie Halle,
osked seven of Betts friends in
the neighborhood to play with her
toys and cut her birthday cake.
Mrs. Clarkson presented each
young guest with a Valentine cut
out book.
Betts’ guests were: Thad and
Gray Vincent, Billy and Sidney
Campbell, Nancy Wyman, Kathe
rine McCarty and Mary Elizabeth
Nettles.
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noon Bridge Club this week at
her home on. North L.'ttleton s'reet
Mrs. M. M. Reaeooover played for
an absent member a'nd prises were
won by Mrs. A. C. McKain and
Mrs. J. C. Walton, 06 Hampton I Mrs. Little. g
street, was hostess to members of. The hostess served a delicious
•he Thursday Afternoon BTidgelggia^ course before the card game
Club last week at her home. Mrs.land Coco-Cola’s during the after-
Clyde Baker played for the hostess noon,
and the other guests were: Mrs
J. A. Haglns, Mrs. John Laneford.
Mrs. John Stover, Mrs. Fred West,
Mrs. H. C. Hallman. Mrs. Nettle*
Myers and Mrs. Lindsay Pierce.
High score prize was won by
Mrs. Baker and the prize fo” low
score was presented Mrs. Hallman.
A delicious salad course was
served
following
the bridge game.
AUXILIARY TO MEET
'The Woman’s Auxiliary of Grace
EniBconal chnrch will meet at A
o'clock on Tuesday, February 3 at
the home of Mrs. Warren H. Harris
on Brevard street Mrs Frank Nor-
ment will be assistant hostess
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