Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TMt CMWW OWWOWWl^ CAMPm, aoUTM ^moAV. MAY H IMt PAW riV« s U C I ( I V It«m Forth# SoekI Pac« ... PIiom 43a.W ! Mri J*™®* ■ 'Tm W. F. NelU«fc Jr.. ’ weekend Kae«U, JS WWtmlre James DoLoach of Charleston s^t ' EW weekend here with p DeLoache. --^tt Montgomery and and Buny, spent p,* with Mrs. 2;ntB in Monr^. N. C. David Blackwell *»•« of Decatur, Ga., ar* 'J.tnrfay for a visit with Inrell’s mother, Mrs. Jo 8. tfc Zr>«'f ^mpT flD6iit tbe w©6*ena S^Vlth Mrs. Bessie Wig- gttended the wedding of ; Wr« M. B. WUllams „d Mrs. WUllam Major jmmercial NaUonal ^k, the South Carolina Stion at Myrtle Beach (Dor- i. )hn B Jr. Senigo, eMi’and Miss EUeanor *e returned to Boston risk with Mrs. Senlgo's ir. and Mrs. Ike Owens Ule. , lira. Walter Newman of I and daughter. Miss wman, student at Wln- k)llege, were weekend Mrs. Newman’s sister, I Stover and family. 1 Mrs. B. D. Law of El- ipending this week Mere T daughter, Mrs. F._D. tnd Mr. OoQdale. The liad as their guesU over Bud, Mrs.'Goodale’s sls- A. A. Wilson of Shaw I <huighter. Miss Mary Kn of Wlnthrop coUegh. itnide M. Zemp of the the University of Ken- dngton. Ky.. atrired on for a ten days stay with Mrs. Horace Camp- ter son. S. Capers Zemp. Mrs. John L. Team and Cynthia atnd Virginia Alberta Team, spent the to EBtill with Mrs. jther. Mrs. S. M. Clarke. Mrs. Edwin Kerrleon weekend with relatives ale and attended the to Memorial Services meillng of the World unent at River’s Bridge Mrs. Susie .Taylor of Charlotte. N. C., formerly of Camden, is vlslUng her daughter. Mrs. Charles E. Bolneau at Boykin. Mr. and Mrs. H. K. HaUett of Charlotte, N. C., and .their grand daughter, Lindsay Ray, spent Mother's Day here with Mrs. Hal- lett's mother, Mrs." oJhn 8. Lind say. Mr. and Mrs. John Land (Car olyn Cantey) and son, Johnny of Gastonia, spent several days here last week with her mother, Mrs. B. O. Boykin and Mt. Boykin. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tayku- and Junior Welfare Entertained At Tea The Junior Welfare League gave a tea on Monday afternoon from 4 until 6:30 o clock at the Guthrie homo our Pair street, in honor of their mothers. This Mother’s Day party is an annual affair and this year was celebrated on the 20th anniversary erf the organising o< the League. The charter members were si>ec- lal gests and five of the original members were present, Mrs. J. Q. Richards. Jr., Mrs. J. Nettles Und- say, Mrs. John KL delioach, Mrs. William L. Goodale and Mrs. Plor- dnee Boykin Hay, the League's first presidmit. / Other charter members incldi^ Mrs. James Al len (Agnes DdPAss) of New York. Announce Engagrement .TMivi xBjrivr ana son, Don, left Camden ^turday ■ Charles Merrlman (Gal May 8 for LouUvUle, Ky.. where Searcy) of Charlotevlle. Va., Mrs Don^t •mmer this mmer I ntw Air Conditionerf he is engaged in business. Mrs. Taylor was before her marriage Miss Susie Halloman. Mr. and Mrs. WUlis Sheom had as their guests over last weekend, their soi^ Roy Sheom and family their daughter, j^iss Katherine Sheorn, all of AAeville. They also have as their house guest, Mr. Sheom’s sister. Mrs. W. J. P, Weeks of Kansas City Mo. * Mr. and Mrs. Miles Montgomery and childrmi of Washington, D. C, spent several days here last week with Mr. Montgomery’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Montgomery. Mrs. Frank Woodruff (Rhetta Blakeney) and son, Charles Beau regard of MUmi, Fla., left by plane from Augusta, Oa., today after spending three weeks here with her mother. Mrs. A. Kennedy Blakeney. Mrs. Florence B. Hay has as her house guests this week, hw 4sughter-ln-law. Mrs. J. T. Hay of LouisvUle, Ky. Mr Hay‘ will join her hmre over the weekmid after which they will leave to make th^ home in cmarlotte. N. C., where he .will represent the Mengel M^. Co., in Virginia, North Canrflna and a part of South Carolina. Mrs. Hay is the former Miss Helen Taffcd of Evansville, Ind. Miss Sadie Frletag, night super visor at the Lexington (N. C.) hospital, returned on Wednesday after spending several dajrs here with her mother, Mrs Ernest Frletag. Kent Miller, and Kent Miller, Jr., of Cool Springs, shiped with their horses for the eastern tracks on last Monday. Mrs. Miller and children, Pheobe, Mimi and Steve, will join them in July at Saratoga Springs, N. T., for the racing. Miss Francis Goff of New York stopped over last week with Mr and Mrs. Wm. Ll Goodale, en route from Florida to her home. Giles Huggins, student at Fur man University, spent Mother’s Day weekend here with hit par ents, Mr. and Mrs. k. O. Huggins. He bad as his guests. Miss Mar garet Sutton of * Macon, Ga., and Louis Stepp of Hendersonville, M. C., classmates of his at Furman. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Buckley have Iftuimed from a. several weel^visit vHth friends and rolativeg tn< I Miami and St Petersburg. Fla. Mrs. B. W. Heath anl children, James B. and Miss Pamola Curton are expected here next week to re main several weeks with Mrs. Heath’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Buckley, while Mr. Heath is on a business trip by plane to Venetu^. Mr. and Mrs. Pf rcy Terciib' of Toronto, Canada, who have been guests at the uoae of Mrs. Maurice Clarke on Chesnut street for the past tow weeks, left last Thursday for their Canadian home. Mrs. Thomac C. Ruff and little daughter, Nancy, after a short visit with Mrs. Ruffs parrats, Mr. and Mrs. Benton Sheom have gone to their new home in Charlotte Watson Pomeroy^ESstelle Bassett) of New York. MrS* Louis deLoach (Emily Woot6n)j' of Spartanburg; who was the flmt secretary and treasurer, all formerly of Camden, Mrs. C. C. WhtUker, Jr., and Mrs. Lambert DePass. Miss Cary Guthrie, president, greeted tbe guests and was assisted in receiving and entertaining by the League members. Punch was served from a beau tifully appointed table centered with a low silver bowl.of Shasta daisies and white iris. Silver can- delabras with white candles were also useOn the table and in other parts" of^he dining room. Cut flow ers vrere used artlsticaly in the living room and porch. A large decorated birthday cake with 20 candles was cut by tho charter members with,Mrs. Rich ards cutting the first pleco. Sandwiches, fancy iced cakes, cookies, mints and salted, nuts were served to the 76 mothers, special guests and League membm. • ••••• To Wed In June Mr. and Mrs. James Oettys Neil of Camden announce the engage ment knd approaching mariage of their daughter, Rachel Elisabeth of Whitmire and Camden, to George B. Farah, Ja., son of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Farah of Rock Hill and Whitmire. The wedding will take place in June. '>v Announced tod.'w is tbe engagement of Rachel Elisabeth Neil of Camden and Whitmire and George B. Farah, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Farah of Rock Hill and Whitmire. Miss Neil is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Gettys Nell dt Camden. The wedding will take plkce in June. Births I WAvfr Mn#l to their new homo in Charlotte iworK ona •■••P u,, connected with f the law.firm of Whitlodt. Dockery BOI comfort OVOII Und Moore. , I Mrs. I^omas Salane and twins, Ilf hottOSt dflytI {Tommy and Bobby, (rf Washington, ^ ID. C. have returned after an ex- I tended visit here with Mrs. Salane’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey J. Creed. They wmo accompanied by Mrs. Creed who will remain with them for a visit Mrs. J. A. Atchison and'son, John Alley, Jr., returned to their home in Charleston after spending the week with Mrs. Atchison’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. William C. Nicholson. Sunday guests of the G. F. Cool ey’s were their children, W. C. Gil liam of Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. Dong Ogbum and daughter, Mary of Florence. Dr. and Mrs. Harry B. Dawson of Shannon, Ga., came by plane Sunday and were guests of Mrs. Dawson’s mother, Mrs. R. U Mose ley. Mrs. J. H. Hammond. Jr., has re turned home after, visiting two weeks with her sister, Mrs. Donald Dntcher in Savage. Mrs. Dntcher and daughters, Sally and Penelope, accompanied her home for ashort stay. mends of Alvin R. Moseley re gret to know he is quite iU in the Dillon hospital. Donald Dntcher arrived by plane from Washington mday and spent the weekend with his family, who is visiting Mrs. R. L. Moseley. James E. Wicker flew over from. Prosperity last Sunday and was the gueat-ot Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Ru^ ^ Mr. and Mrs. P. O. HoCfer of Fayetteville, N. C., Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hoffer and Mr, and Mrs. Earl Bshelman of ManbMm. Pa^ were reoent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Hoffer. While here they, along with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hof fer, were entertained at,a steak super in tbe Blue room at Ous Wards. f Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Hoffer re turned Wednesday after attending the optometrle convention which was held at the Ocean Forest hotel at Myrtle Beech. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. West are the proud parents of a daughter, bom Sunday, May 9 at the Camden hos pital. • * • Mr. and Mrs. Burwell B. Cape- hart (Eugenia Shuford) of George town announce the birth of a daughter on May I. Mr. Capehart is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Capehart of “Carter Hill” Boykin. They have one other daughter. Mary. The Rev. .Stiles Bailey Lines, rector of Grace Episcopal church] and Mrs. Lines are receiving con gratulations upon the arrival of a daughter on May 7 at the Cam den hospital. She has been named Mary MacLead for her maternal grandmother. Mrs. Lines is the former Miss Margaret Macl^eod van Buren of Versailles, Ky., and Williamsburg, Va. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Otis Watts an nounce the birth of a son, William Francis, on Monday, May 16 at the Camden hospital. Celebrates Her Seventh Birthday^^ Miss Gwendolyn Rush, young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Black Rush, celebrated bur seventh birth day May I, with a large group of boys and girls gathering at her home. After many games and con tests outside, the diildren were catted into the dining room for re freshments. The table was covered with a lovely lace cloth centered with a beautiful pink and ' white birthday cake. Bach guest was pre sented a plate with lee cream, cookies, punch and cake which was enjoyed by all. Favors. made of bubble gum and suckers tied with ttuy pink ribbon thrilled each child. Miss Rush was remembered with Many useful and pretty gifts. Garden Club Notes Divide iris, if too thick, and trans plant; this can be moved while Moomlnf. Transplant other peren- Engagement Of Mrs. Horton Announced Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Horton of Camden announce tbe engagement of their daughter. Fay, to Dr. A. K. Fidler, son of* George Pldler of Elklnr, W Va Mira Horton is the supervisor of nurws at Ehlgewood Sana- tarium, #rangeburg. She received her training at the Camden hos pital. Dr. Fidler ib on the psychiatric staff at Bdgewoud Sanatarium, Orangeburg, lie received his train ing at the University of Manrtand in Baltimore. He served hra gen eral internship at Washington Me morial hospital in Washington, Pa. The wedding is to take place in August. Dr. Quiz ®^USSEU Transferred Back To United Sates ' Of interest to the many friends cf Lt. and Mrs. Frank K. Babbitt and family, la the news of their transfer from Gilssen, Germany, to the Artillery Kaseme 7801 SCU Giesen Dept (APD 169-70 P. M N. Y. City). Mlaa Charlotte Bab bitt now holds a position in the Budget and Fiscal section of the Wetsler post, a war department in Germany. Frank Babbitt Jr., is at school in Frankfurt. Mrs. Babbitt, the former Miss Marie Shannon, has jnst returned from a motor trip through Switxerland. The BahMtts are m^omteeBUy connected in Camden aud have many friends and relatives here. nials. Cultivate all plants except those noted on April 9th.. (Perln- nlaU such ss phlox and chrygpn- themums should be divided and re set now) and mulch everything. BAR-B-QUE SUPPER AT CENTRAL BCHOOLv near Rembert May 20—0:20'tiirt:i0 Plates fIJW Also “THE RADIO PALO” at t:f0 Admission 26e and 50c Party For Miss June Maddox Mrs. Henry R’ Brown (Nettle Leese Ogburn), gave a delightful party and miscellaneous show on last Wednesday afternoon at her home, 1416 Lyttleton streeL for Mis J^e Madox, whose marriage to FrO^erich M. Ogbum, Jr., will be a sMial event of June 2. As the guests arrived they were asked to register in a Bridges Book which was in charge of Mrs. Gary Ogburn. Mrs. William Oswald (Doiia Madl dox), sister of the honoree, pinned miniature bags of rice tied with narrow white satin ribbons on each guest and the bride-elects place was marked with a green tulle bow and: a bunch of pastel sweet peas, cen tered with a coraage of brides roses tied with white satin ribbon. A motif of bridal green and white was used effectively in the decorations and refreshments. The lining rom table, covered with handsome lace cloth, was cen tered with an arrangement of brides roses and fern and flanked by crystal candelabra holding green tapers. Green and white Iced cakes, mints, salted nuts and punch was served. Mrs. R.' M. Denny of Bishopville presided at the punch bowl Later in the afternoon Misses Carolyn and Bara Madox, young Bisters of the honor guest, pre sented her with a green and white covered laundry basket filed with the gifts brought by the guests. Mrs. Brown was assisted by her mother, Mrs, Fred M. Ogburn and Mrs. Lewis Anderson. Bridge Clubs Mrs. F. D. Goodale was hostess to her bridge club on last Wednes day with Mrs. Lewis Lee Clyburn substituting for an absent mem ber. Table prises were won by rfrs. Clyburn and Mrs. George Nicholson. Delicious refreshments were served before the card game and many arrangements of summer lowers were used throughout the, house. Mrs. Nettles Myerp entertained the members of her bridge club ispst Thursday rffternoon at her i home. An extra table was added and a substitute for the hostess was invited. Among those invited to play were: Mrs. James W. Stuart, Mrs. Luther .Fields, Mrs. Joseph Kelly, Mrs. C. Ewing and Mrs. H. D. Adams. | High score prises was awarded Mrs. Adams and Mrs. John Lang- :'ord was last holder of floating, prise. { The hostess served a sweet course with iced tea at the con-| elusion of the card game. Subscribe To The Chronicle DUNNDELL GARDENS Jaclcfei Magee Honored At Pary Mrs. Jack Magee honored her young son, Jackie with a birthday party on last Saturday afternoon. Twenty-five of Jackie’s friends were entertained at the Little theater and later at Thomas Tavern, where a beautlfttlljr decorated blue and white cake graced the center of a long table. Seven title plastip ani mals held lighted tapers on the cake and each guest was given poppers, a blue basket filled with candy and a fancy hat. Blue and white animal place mats were used on the table and dosens of colored balloons were used In decorations. Fancy iced cakea and ice cream were served with Mrs. Marvin Davis and Mrs. William TrueOdale aaslsting Mrs. Magee in serving. Costume Party And Dance Enjoyed Cool Springs, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kent Miller, was the scene of a costume party and dance on last Saturday evening when Miss Pheobe Miller enter tained 20 of her young friends. Pris^ were won by Misses Pat ricia Clyburn and Carol Buckley for girls and by Raymond Woolfe, Jr., and Red DuBose for the boys. Coca-Colas and cookies were served during the evening. Today’s BRIDES FlAYlRi MVIBB TNllR BAMI6 RfRiOPB CAltBP... # A.aUA£TBe« B.lflNlNBS t. CHttlUCIRi *••• handsome unBt « your hot, sticky ofRce, or bedroom* into a *®**M>« cotlofle. They ol ond dry the air—cir* in ‘winter they keeping out rain. Three smortNyUi ,,,^1... ■••••0% Irataikd. "•nllKiikbyCafrkr, Sm thM ic Service and pH^ceCo. "*2 • AS Cm^ • Hobh AppSaacM In what pakt op tmb WORLB would you RINP trie A ARuSiiA Of. •.NORWAY C. |M»0-CHINA/ ft HAWAII — „ tNiTRUMRNT OB tHB OytRNAflUM IS CAlAfO.... A-WDiAMaut B. DUMMfM. ftBAR-»fU If you WBNt tiiB ft—t skirt fipiiliiwg —rricB ia . . . obU tho C^AUTY CLEANERS. If jov tiM oMwort to tho ohovo ofoiik Ihoy oro Choii- Intlo rhioB oad Die School of Nurang of the * Camden Hospital .... aniiounces that it ia now re ceiving applications for a class to t begin June 15. QUALITY CLEANERS UOi.1,1 y fiiSD SERVICE . If ^u are a high school gradu- ■' . —-t ate 17 years of age or more and are interested in nursing as a career— WfHe or eaU.... * IKrector of Nurses CAMDEN HOSPITAL Camden, S. C. .... 'A-s On Highway 76 35 Milot From CohimbU 10 MUog From Sumtor ■eeitUrul Dunndsli, the NatMfel Garden in Nature’s Betting, should b4 eolerful with thou sands of Jspenooo Irlo blooms this wookond and for tho next aevoral weeko. ACRES OF. JAPANESE IRIS In Colorful Bloom Admiaelon $1 Far AduKs ' Children Under 12 Free < ferUct ixpasvre