Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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^ 0 c 11 n / to ipend-l Capt. Robert PMUip Green of ®*SSlnmbla wltb Bastem Air Unea, waa a rlaitor ° r® Camden laat week. a WMtaker, Sr., to spending te with tbe Watklna pn B Coart. (torsett Kitrell and lli^ ^moak ot Orangeburg ware riiitora of Mra. L. H. Jonaa. ad Mtb. E. B. Mobley bad aa ueiU for the weekend, their [ L Mobley, wife and aona, ftnd Bobby of Greenrllle - - W — inO , . Alfred E. Kennedy baa ter, -f^Tlslt of sereral weeka,*^**)^ o“ Saturday, • . . « I Mr*. Jna Valann lira. Jennie Little left on Wed* neaday for a ▼iait tocher daughter, Mra. Robert Phillip Green, in Boa- Mtoa Ethel Tatea left Thuraday for Forreatport, New York, where abe will manage the Honnedaga Lodge of the Adirondack League Club. Miaa Francia Shaw left laat week for LoutoTllle, Ky., to Ttelt her mother. She took in tbe Kentucky CAMDH CHttaWtCLl, CAMDKM, tMlTM CAIIlH.tWA, ntlPAV, MAY 7. Walter McN. Wooten To Wed June 19 PAOt ttVKir Of intereat In the two Carollnaa and Virginia la tbe engagtment of Elisabeth Adams of Union and Wal ter McNair Wooten of Camden and * • ~ Surprise Party For Niece And Nephew Laatonia, N. C., announced by the Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Brannon gare a. delightful party at their home on Fair street Saturday erening. hon oring their niece and nephew. Mr. and Mra. Ruaaell E. Thompson of Charleaton. wdth a surprise birth* Mra. ber daughter [ at Barnwell. fod Mr$. Harry "Buck” Oas- Saater spent Sunday with <” parents, Mr. and Mn. Mrs. Joe Nelson has returned to her home here after a five-weeks Tiait to her daughter, Mrs. R. V. O’Brien and Mr. O’Brien and chil dren at Irvington, N. J. Mra. J. ‘A. Sterne returned on Wednesday from Bluefleld, W. Va., where abe baa been spending three weeks with her mother, Mrs. M. Q. .Wittea oi^ D w. Ain* I General and Mrg. G. H. Franke, and Mrs. w’I formerly of CaMen, stopped over here'for several days this week with their daughter. Mra. Edward Kerrison, Jr r Gukln. nds of Marvin M. Reaaonover . At-.* k. ^ PU9 V* ’ — egret to learn that he is a [ at the .Veterans hospital in Mliu Celumbia.V were the week (ests of Mrs. W. R. Watkins nily. [and Mrs. John Laney and o, Johnny and Judy, spent r ?kend at their cottage at the Palms, near Charleaton. I Jim Terry, of Miami. Fla., ig her parents, Mr. and Mrs. _Jtln. Mr. Terry wll Join her ^ a vacation here and In ion. Tresaie Kyzer, manager of si Western Union office, left Hneaday for Columbia whore 1 receive treatment at Provl* ospital. da of Mrs. J. G. Cunning- ^ be g’sd to learn that she iralesced satisfactorily after undergone an operation at Dvidence hospital in Oohim* expects to be at work next nd Mn. D. C. Hinton are the South. Carolina Den-' ..ation In Greehville this hey were accompanied by C. Slliia who will visit her |Mn. J. B. Mendenhall in llisvia Lee Clybum and hr, Ann, accompanied by R. prty, motored to Durham, [on Saturday to spend the with Lewis Lee Clybum, , patient at Duke hospital. I Samuel Russell will leave for Litchfield, Conn., to |the summer, returning to 1 in the early faW. nd Mrs. Henry C. Hallman Itheir guests last week. Mr. \ J. R. Hallman and sons, 1 Ray of Norfolk, Va. Mr. i Is a brother of Henry Hall- nd the Mrs. Hallman’s are and family. The Pranke’s were en route to their home at Myrtle Beach after a four monthlk motor trip through the watt Mr, and Mrs.-iiuMeli B. Thomp son (Laurie West) ftud children of Charleston spent aeverdi days here last week with Mra. Thompeon’a mothen Mrs. IaX. West Mra. Herman Watts, Miaa Miriam Inabinet and Mr. and Mra. C. J. Outlaw and dMIhter, Patty, will spend MothMr a Day with their mother and father in Swansea &1g. Oen. John T. Kennedy haa returned from an extended trip to the Pacific coast and haa opened hit home here. Mrs. Richard Kirk will have as her guests for the weekend, her I slater, Mrs. Charlas ,F. Middleton, Jr., and sons, CharlM and Philip and Dr. Edward Isard, all of Char leston. Mr. and Mia. B. L. Moore and two children. Charlee and Althea I Ann, Accompanied by Butler Moore ef Newberry, are spending their va cation on a most Interesting trip to California. • Mrs. R. M. Campbell and sons, Robin and Jimmy of Fulton, Ala., have returned after a three weeks [visit here with the former’s par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Cunning ham. They were accompanied home by Margaret Cunningham and daughter, Allie, who have now re turned aftm* a viait. Dd Mra. Willis Sheora left Mountains, Tenn., where be the guests of their belle Sheom and family. ' Mra. Jack Whitaker are I ve^a flahing trip in Key Mother's Day Bake Sale The Rebecca DeLoach and bride-elec: parents. Elizsbeth to the lov^y and chainn- ing daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Thom as Stokes Adams of Union, her mothw being the former Eltoabeth Duncan of Raleigh, N. C. Her ma ternal grandparents are the late Col. Edward (torlton Dnncan and Mrs. Caroline King Dnncan of Raleigh and Beanfort, N. C. and her paternal grandparents are Mrs day party, their birthdays occniing [on Saturday and Sunday. A number of relatives and friends were invited and dellclons refresh ments were served by Mrs. Lewis Mickle and Mrs. L. L. West, moth er ot Mrs. Thompson. Tlie dining room was decorated with many arrangementa of sum mer flowers and the table was cov ered with a lace cloth and centered with S' bowl of Shasta daisies . W »9U«h»V9l A»oir8i<3r^"2Ss;;r.Dd“5.. uT. o™'-, Thonu. Tuo.ttU A<I>in. JIT?.-*”! mnnil •»»<>• «— *— mond md Fauquier connty, Va. The bride-elect was graduate from Converse college, where she was a member of FOR and Senior Order; birthday cake with “Happy Birth day to Russell and Laurie" com pleted the appointment Birthday games and contests BridgrCltib Mrs. John F^^Wall was hostess to the Wednesday Morning Bridge Club this week st her hhme in Ckmk’B Court. Invited to ptoy for absent mem bers were Mrs. J. H. Guthrie, Mrs. Dick Kirk, Mrs. John K. deLoach. Mrs. E. H. Kerrison and Miss Leila Shannon. , Coca-Colas and crackers were served during the morning. Mother's Day Tea The Junior Welfare League will give their annual Mother’s Day Tea honoring the mothers of the mem bers of the League on Monday afternoon. May 10, a the home of the president. Miss Cary Guthrie, "sir street at 5 o’clock. Officers HIGH SCHOOL BAND— (Ckmttnned from page one) George Beleos, Bobby Brewer, Bet ty Clark, Richard Bichel. WUhel- mena Gardner, Carol Hicks, Bobby McCarty, Nancy Myers, Betty Small. Sandra Small, Dorothy Smith, Johnny Wall, Freddie Wtan- bwly and Johnny Zempk Saxophones — Charles Jennings, Bobby Jack Moody, Carl Reason- over and Harold Rosa. (}omot»—BUly Hicks, Edith Jet ton, Jimmy Kirae, Robert Little john, Lee Mays, Ann McKaln, Joe Mickle, Bobby Morton. BlUy Net tle#. Fay Rabon, Bojrkia Roee- borough, AnsUn Shebeen. Farris j Shebeen, Jerry Sinclair and Sonny Smith. Baritone—Jackio Dixon. Trombonea—George Barnes, Hel en Beleoe, Hugh Billnpa, Frank Goodaje, Osbnm Hudson, Pat Ross. Freddie Shebeen, Johnny Sinclair and Barbara Watts. Mellophonee — Helen Ctossidy, Eloise Oettya, Elotoe Romsby, Betty Masaebeau and Dorothy Sin-. Clair. Basset—Fay Hasty and Carljon Mortoa A, Bells—Ahn Zemp. ^ ' ^ercusaloqs — Clarlne Barnes, Frances Lee. Colleen Robinson, Pant Rosa, Betty Shaylor add Gil ford Trapp. Director—Hal Mlddletoa preaidenrof the CotllHM‘ciu'£'imd nMe^^a^*i!Sts*“w2r reMtoed 111 four years graced the May conrt, being maid ot honor her ^y the honor gnesta. sedior year. Walter is the son of Mrs. Frank McNair Wooten of Camden and the late Mr. Wooten. His mother waa, before marriage. Aline Brady of Titusville, Fla. The bridegroom- elect attended Presbyterian College and served with the rank of major in World War II, seqing action in the Northern African and European campaigns and winning the Presi dential Unit citation and Bronse Star. Since the war he haa been engaged in the cotton bnsineas in Gastonia. Eltoabeth and Walter are to be • * U.D.C. Meeting married on Jnne 10 in the Episcopal Final arrangements tor Memorial Day celebrations were made and announced at the meeting of the UDC at the home of Mrs. R M. Kennedy on Monday afternoon. The chairman, Mrs. Egmont von- ’Tresckow, read the program. Com mittee on decoration of monuments and gateway to cemetery. Mrs. A. A. Reaaonover, chairman; Mrs. Ames Cooper, Mrs. W. J. Sanders of HsKood. Mrs. H. E. Graham, of the League will form a receiv ing line and other members will assist In serving and entertaining.* * > • • • * • Engaged Church of the NatWty, Union. The Rt Rev. John J. Gravatt, D. D., of (3oInmbia, bishop of the Upper Mrs. Hardin. diocese of South Carolina,' asalated by the Rev. BiUert A. Williams, rec tor of the Church of the Nativity, will perform the ceremony. Bach family is asked to furnish and place wreaths for soldiers on plot. Nineteen wreaths to be made « *•- * “ Chicken Barbecue Supper Enjoyed the inio. Tviiiio oueuru leiLi •**7 ••—^ IT for a motor trip to 2tomp circles of the Wom- m— 1en’s Society of Christian Service of the Lyttleton Street Methodist church will have a bake sale on Saturday May 8 at the Smart Shop, beginning at 9:80. Cakes, cookies. Mrs. Kathleen Watts, assisted by her dsnghter. Miss Nancy Watts, entertained the member of the Wesleyan Service Guild with a chicken tiiarbecne supper at their home on Highland avenuo Tuesday evening. Covers were laid for 43 members and guests and following supper the usual Guild ^meeting was held. Mra. Jack Nettles, president, pre sided and the devotionals and pro gram were presented by Miss Sara Qmbba. and Miss Peggy Funder burk. Plans were formulated for a ftob fry to be held next Wedensday at the City Water Works with the proceeds to go to the carpet fund. Mrs. Grace Jordan and Mrs. B. O. Boykin assisted the hostesses in serving. . n-.u- u.A .1—1- —- —.11 will >>^l8sii) will leave Camden on Friday he in Cuba b^ore returning Mrs. A. 0. Hnggfhs had ^ guests over tbe weekend, [oung of Furman Unlversl- sous, Giles of Fkirman, Its of the Highway Patrol Columbia. Mrs. John E. Schnell Leaves For Alaska taking a.plane in Charlotte, N. C., for Seattle, Wash., where she will be the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. L Betsill, the former Sadie Wilson. On June IS Mrs. Schnell will leave by a Naval tranaport plane for To Have Fish Fry sale and a small charge will be made for gift wrapping on articles for a Mother’s Day gift The proceeds of this isle will be used on the “Carpet Fund" for tbs church. • • • V -T* • • • 1 w ^ ^ aw I v**x7 v/aw/ ww mhmg wwutM^ fVUTJKWIHKl Subacribe To /RlS e»hrOPicl6t^^^» its, to join hor hiaBimd, HelghS, oh Wednesday, May 12 at I T a VaWm Wm A — — as _ ■..Ia • •. TUak Of Hm one Who TUnh* Of Yon MOTHER First Lt. J<dm E. Schnell. who to stationed there with the U. S. Arasy Air Force. —vw w aasOMiv for tbe nnknown soldiers graves and extra one for Little Arlington. , C<4. Treeckow and Mrs. Thom- well Hay will arrange “The Fland ers Field". The Boy Scouts will assist in traffic arrangments and collecting the flaga aftw the cere mony. . Every cltiien in Kershaw county to cordially nrged to attend. • ‘ • • • , Births Mr. and Mra. Melton Hall an nounce the birth of a son on May 2 at the Camden hospital. V « • Mr. and Mrs. Howard Presi)ril are tbe proud parents of a son. Howard Roaine, on May 8 at the Camden hospital. • • • Capt. and Mrs. Robert Phillip Green (Bennie Little) of Boeton. Mass., snnonnce the birth of s son, on April 30, Robert Phillip,-Jr. Garden Club Notes Keep spraying hoUlhocks and phlox with Black Leaf 40. Be sure to wash ont sprayer thoroughly be fore putting it away. The residue of one typo of spray material should renew remain in sprayer when yon are ready to nag another type. ^ ^ ' eeeee,. e Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Irby Mad-> dox announce tbe engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Barbara June, to Fred erick Marshall Ogburn, Jr. The wedding will take place June 2. RUSH—T^OMPKINS Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Myrtle Rush of 1380 Richland street. Colnmbls. to Porter Lee Thompkins of R-2. Camden. Tbe wedding took place Saturday. May 1 at 9 p. m.. at the home of Judge N. C. Arnett, Broad streot, this city. BoH W^vils^d To Be Plentiful In ^uth Carolina .HOME-MADE CAKE SALE At THE SMART SHOP Saturday at 9:80 A. M. by-the circles of the Lyttleton Street Meth odist Church. * ' Boxes and Cards for Mother’s Day (^fts Give Mother a Good Home^Cake for Mothefo Day ■M i- W. C. McCarley, county agenL says that the Pee Dee Experiment Station at Florence reports that tho bon weevil ontlook for 1948 to jnst about as bad aa it was in 1947. There are some 2,710 boll weevils per acre this year aa compared to 2,904 weevils per acre last fall. If weather conditions are normal dur ing May, Jnne and July, the wee vil will cause serious dsmags. Mr. McCarley says that the sup ply of BHC-DDT is good now but farmers have not placed orders for for -more than 20 per cent of the total amount that is expected to be used. DDT and sulfur are in adequate supply. There will be only 4,500 tons of chlorinated cam- phene and 1,000 tons of chlordsne available in the state this season. The county agent said that all companies state that good supplies of all kinds of dusters can be had now. He advises the farmers to select and order their machines! Q*he Clolnes Q'ree WOMENS EXCHANGE BUILDING • Lamms SImI CAMDEN, S. C Sale ini! Prints f The Wesleyah Service Qnlld of the Lyttleton Street Methodist church will sponsor a fish try at the City Water Woikf. Kirkwood 9 o’clock. Tfekets are availablo trum Onfld^ members. ^ starring joni..! ^7 .Vi V for Mother! This Mother's Day/ wouldtiM; you to give Mother something she can 5 and cherish aiwiays? n^i**^*'* complAtM, MaLa your SAloctaon “ foUowint Hat: " Elgin lEj^Uncy BuIowa •Sottinfs of 6-S-12 in Wm. 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