The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 21, 1948, Image 5
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•"], tad three eoM are
!u Beech for two weelM.
Gary Smith 4ffld
relatlvea to MaUtoa
^id1lrr*J. C. Bwto* aad
Jpent aereral daya laat
UTrtle Beach. i
Connally. of Wood-
Ji IMt week here wlti^er
J^Hufh Billnpa, Jordan
I * Douglas Boykin it at Her
liM4 Fair street, after bay-
■Jra "tlent at the Colnm-
tfifra. Chas H. Stofner
and Mrs. D.
Hinson
_T» Saturday for the Stof-
Cottage at Crescent Beach.
CdMra. Leon Schlosburg
Joan Schlosbw are
*i» the summer at Ocean
fhere they own and operate
mb Strand Hotel.
MBetty Knapp and Mrs
Lwell. nee Margaret ffld*
[a Charleston, spent Wed-
tnd Thursday here with
lorens MHto Cheenut
eepsake.
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Ibipiok* ... (he ■soplL^end
I lyntboi of yoOT lo**. Woetlfy
I by ib« nomt in the ring,
[ U ^gwaranfeed regif*
|gM*on the log. Ul comporl*
I that a KMfMoke gim yoe
rquoKly and greater value than
ring (rf the tome price.
A.CASTU Sat 3d3J0
'tnqogtwanl Ring 17S.00
•.HEATHER S«» 363J0
EfitoemMnI Rbie 330.00
Aho $100 to 3473 wnI
In pIoKnum $300 to 3430
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k tot ring, and roeolte Sto
rttgwti Cortecoto of Coer
tntoo ond RniitroSoto
AM Hnoi UKiMrttod o<ioa4Mi to
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Ringi yilorgiC to dmr doMto
Nom incluto MmI Mi
Hoffer G>.
and OptoOMtruta
*»*«* ClirtASa SBARI
i.tMA. ^IDAV. MAY tl, IMt
^-TATliom For tho SOetol Boo.... Pto». 430.W
Mrs. PearrA. Shealy of GlenviUe,
Oa., is Tisiting friends and relstires
in Camden.
Consul General Homer Brett,
now retired and llTing to Washing
ton, was the guest of Col. and Mrs.
®* C* wonTresckow, Greene street,
last week.
Mr. and llrs^B. Clarkson Rhame
and family were the guests of the
Wm. Murphy’a owners of the Kit
Kat Klnb, at Myrtle Beach last
week-end.
Fred Ogbum, student at the U.
of 8. C. School of Pharmacy, had
as his guests Sunday his two room
mates. Jack Bates of WilUston and
Richard Johnson of Clinton.
The Rey. Willie Barfield is re-
cuperaUng at his home after un
dergoing an operation at the Bap
tist hospital in Colnmbia
Friends of W. C.-Salmond will be
pleased to know that he has return
ed to his borne orf, Broad street after
a brief stay to tbe Columbia hos-
pitai.
Mrs. O. E. Clotfelter, Sr., O. B.
Clotfelter, Jr., and Mrs. Alec Mc
Intosh (rf Atlanta, Ga., .were recent
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. B P. ciot-
iftiter at WeatyUla.
Mr. and Mr^. Lehman A. Moseley
and daughter, Joan of Greenrille,
spent the weekend here as the
guests of the former’s mother, Mrs.
Luther Moseley.
Miss Katina Beleos of WCUNC
has been selected from a group of
600 students as one of 60 to take
part in the Daisy Chain during the
commencement exercises. She will
be in the Junior class next year.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moseley and
sons, Jimmie and Freddie of Lanr-
tobnrg, N. C.. were guests for the
weekend of Mr, and Mrs. A. C.
Drowdy, Mrs, Moseley’s parents,
and Mrs. Lather Moseley, Mr. Mose
ley's mother.
A house pariy composed of 4he
followinf yomig people will spend
the weekend with the Morphy’s at
the Kit Kat Klab at Myrtle Beach:
Libba Smith, Ann Holden, Betty
Clark, Mary \n»Itaker, Aldret Boy-
^ kin. Sonny Smith, Jimmy Kime,
tiorton, Hugh Billups and
Moseley.
Rea^Admiral and Mrs. Cato'D.
GloTaf and laughter. Miss Sally!
State President Of American Legrion
Auxiliary Speaks To Lo^l Chapter
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Mrs, Alma Du^ord, of Newberry, president of the'
state depaitment of the American Legion Auxilii^, was-'
the gueai speaker at the meeting of Camden American Le
gion Auxiliary held on last Thursday aftdmoon. May 13
on the lawn of Mrs. William L. Goodale's home on Greene
street .
Engaged
Mrs. J. P. Gandy, Mrs. Marion
Williams. Mra Doug Montgomery,
Mrs. Howard Funderburk, Mrs.
Arthur Stokes and Mrs. Granger
Komegay ^ro co-hostesses with
Mrs. Goodale.
The meeting was presided orer
by Mrs. LeRoy Belk. After the regu
lar business had been transacted.
Mrs. Irvin P. Belser, of Columbia,
national executive committee worn-
*n, introduced Mrs. Dutford.
Mrs. Duffoid gave an inspira
tional talk about the purpose and
duties of the Legion Auxiliary in
the community and stata. In her
talk she said, "the ^mden Unit
ranks among the leading Units of
the State and has responded nobly
to every call made by the depart
ment this year." She congratulat
ed the Unit and urged continuance
of this same good work. ^
Another guest of the Unit was
Miss Billie Lee Smith, local out-
Miss Glover Names
The Attendants \
For Her Wedding
Plana have been completed for
the wedding of Miss Sally Bland
Glovw, daughter of Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Cato D. Glover, of Wash-
togton, D. C.. and Camden, anu
Charles Frederick Jolhnson, of De
troit, Michigan and Hartford, Conn.
The cerempny will take place
May 29th, at five o’clock to the aft
ernoon. In the garden at Mulberry
Plantation, the ancestral hornet of i
the bride-elect’s mother. T |
The Reverend Mr. Stiles Lines,
rector of Grace Episcopal church,
will officiate. The wedding music
Hilda Owens To Be
Wed In June Rites
, a
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Roia DweioS
of WestriUe have issoed invitadons
to ^ marriage ot their daughter.
Hilda Sisabetb, to Thomas Robert
Payne of Charlotte^ Which, will take
place ■ Saturday^. Jane at '• o'clock
at the FIrtt Baptist chorch o# Char
'd table centered with a nt
platter filled with sweeUieart roee, ”Th» hrWe-elect la a fradnata of
bods piac^ upon a luokL painted
|Mrs. Mills Has
Bridge Luncheon
Mrs. Laurens Mills entertained
elightfolly on last Saturday with
formal luncheon and bridge par-
y at her home on Cheenut atreet,
lonoring some friends froua Colum-
la. A two coorae lunoheon was
crved from a heautifnlly appoint-•
,
tha Baron DaKalh aehool and was
tor soma tlao asistant In tha of-
floe of the Camden and Kerahaw
chiffon Chlnpaa scarf.
Following luncheon, bridge was _ . „
enjoyed until six o'clock and'table County Chamber oi Coannert^.
'rises wMw awarded Mrs. Ben
Halle, Mrs. Belle Reeves and Mrar
T. H. Coleman.
Motoring over from Columbia for
his affair were Mesdamea Joseph
Bell, Robert D. Ekrle. T. A. Good-*
vyn, Ben Halle, Albwt Heyward.-
Gdorge McCutcheon, Marlod Bar
on. Belle Reeves. Mary Scott and
Minnie Hammond.
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will be presented by the TRylor T '
Mias Glover will be given in mar-| * , , , , ,
standing high school student who riage by her father. Admiral Glov- - . i v .
has been chosen to attend ’’Girl’k er. Mr. Johnson will have as hrs Jr. AUuUbOn SOCiety
which will be held at Win- beat man. his brother-in-law. Mau
■ JViARV kHANCES DOWEY (Little—Schenk
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dowey of Engagement
Lugoff announce the engagement ^
of their' daughter, Mary Prances.' Announcement has been made of
and Glenn Ledfor'd Brown of Bla- -ihe engagement and approaching
E. marriage of Miss Mary Sheely
Little, of Hickory, North Carolina,
l^tate .. ... w W VT . ■vwfc ..M..., U.V Ul UUIUS—lU*fVIW Xa&U— .
throp College. Rock Hill, this year, rice Bisharat, of Tarrington.’conn. IS Entertained
At the close of the meeting the! Miss Barbara Glover will be her
members and guests retired, to the'sister’s msid-of-honor and 1^. John-
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terrace where delightfni refresh- son’s sister, Mra. Maurice Bisharat
little Theatre
S. C
FH.-Sat., May 21^
A rough-and-rowdy Comedy riotl
Walieee Berry in
<AUAS A GENTLEMAN’
with
Tom Drake, Dorothy Patrick
Added: Carteona'
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daughter of William H. Little asd'
the late Mrs. Little and Leonard-^ SM* Wh, May 22, lOiSO
Herman Schenk of Camden, son of
Mrs. Leonard H. Schenk, the for-
menta were served.
Westville Home
Club Meeting
'The Westville H.D.C. met Friday
afternoon, April 2 at 3 o’clock at>C.
will be matron-of-honor. Bridea-
room, was entertained last Wed-
the home of Mrs. John L. Trues-
dell. There were 11 members pres
ent
The meeting was called to order
by tka president Mrs. .James Otis
Gasl^s. Mra. Ctel Hasty read the
100th Pialm for the devotional. The
roll was'Called and minutes read.
’The club made a special contribu
tion to the cancer drive. Mip. W.
L. Blackmon wu chairman m. can
cer drive and has done an excel
lent Job.
Plana were made for at leakt two
of the members to attend the short
coarse at Winthrop. Miss Fewell
maids will be the Misses Katherine
Glover, slater of the bride-elect,
Kate IVilllams, of Mulberry Plan-|Stover. North Broad atreet
tation and New York, a consin of Officers were elected and busl-
Mlss Glover’s, Matilda Betts and discussed. The following
Bllsabeth Baker, of Washington, D.'^Fe-elected: John Stover, presl-
Mr. Johnson will be served by dent; Herbert Campbell, vice-prea-
six of his Intimate friends as usher-
groomsmen.
’There will be no pre-nnptial fes-
tivitiee here owing to a recent be
reavement to the family of the
bride-elect
Miss Glovsr was honored on last
mer Miss Pheobe Oswald, of Al-
The Junior Audubon Society ofthe late Mr. Schenk,
the fourth grade. Miss Salley’s' Miss Little will ^aduate to June
from Agnes Scott College, Decatur
Oa., with high honors.
Mr. Schenk is a student at Oa.
Tech. Atlanta, Qa.. after serving
with the Armed Forces during the
World War II.
The wedding will take place
June 16th to Hickory.
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nesday by John Stover at the home
of his parents, Mr, and Mrs. John
ident; Elaine Roaborough, secre
tary and treasurer.
Eighteen members were present
and refreshments wera served by
Mrs. Stover. . '
’The Audubon Society, of the
grammar aehool. is a worthwhile
Friday in Washington by Mrs. Sum-organization for the protection of
ner Waite, of Camden and Vir-jthe birds in and around our com-
ftola, with a luncheon at the Army munity. They hold bi-monthly
and Navy Town Club.
Alumni Association •
a
Holds Meeting
The Alumni Association of the
meetings.
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Mrs. Clark Hostess
To Her Bridge Club
Mrs. Lesta Davis Clark was hos
tess to members of the Thursday
Bland, arrived ^ on Monday from j then gave an interesting demon
Washington. D, C., and have open- Rtration in waffle making. Also « w • « ui luo murou*/
ed their home "Plumfleld’’ on North bringing literature and helpful bn Hospital ^bool of Nursing Afternoon Bridge Club last week
.“®®““f at her home on Pair street.
Tuesday May 11th, with a dtoneri ^rs. James W. Stuart. Mra.
Oeorgo Griffith, Mrs. J. M. Hoffer,
JWcl^^Mtowerothe nlwgwdu- jr.. Mrs. Luther Fields and Mias
fh Cary Guthrie were additional
the Misses Betty Sue Roberts, Mar- guesta
Marriage Of Interest S’
Dora Miles and Rebwca Ann Hum- jj^dge game by the hoa-
Broad street. They will remain Jello making. Everyone thoroughly
for the wedding of Mias Glover to i enjoyed this.
Charles Frederick Johnson, of Do-| The hostess served delicious re-
troit, Mich., which will be a social ireshments, assisted by Mrs. Cari
event of May 29th. The Glover’s Hasty,
had as their house guests thlsj- •*••••
week Capt. and Mrs. George ■An-|^lA|«p-ii»
derson, who stopped over enronte VJlUVei-UUIlIlSUIl
from Washington to Florida.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Saik L. Rabon, of
Logoff, announce the birth -of a son
on May 16th, at the Camden Hos
pital .
• • •
- Hr. aad Hrs. Grove# Kiser, of ^
thune.. are the proud parents of a
daughter, Carolyn Yareona, on May
17th. at the Camden Hoepital
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Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M.
Wktlclns, a son. on snnday. May
lltk, at the Camden Hospital. He
has been .'named William Mendal
Watkins. Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Baker
announce the birth of a son, Bd-
ward Leroy Baker. Jr., at tlte Cam
den Hoepfital on Wednesday. May
19th.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Canghman
announce the birth ot a dauCbier,
Patricia Lynn, bora Tuesday, May
IS at the Camden hospital Mrs.
Canghman is the former Mary
Ncdan oC Osssdsa.
Hobkirk Hill
D. A. R. Chapter
The Hobkirk Hill Chapter. DAR,
win meet at the home of Mrs.
Frank Spencer on Chesout street
on Friday afternoon. May 21 at 4
o’clock.
All DAR members are welcomed.
Garden Club News
Roses should he dusted with
dusting sulphur every two weeks
all summer, early in the morning,
for black spot.
Special I
Hetmpet Jive an# rhytliinl
•niARY LOir
Robert Lowery, Jean Barton
Frankie Carle and Hie Plano
Mon.-TuBa.g May 24-2S
WANTBDI A man whe ean
tame this Vixen!
**B. F.*» DAUGHTER**
Barbara Stanwyck, Van Heflin
Charlee Csburn
Mevicteiw News
WMl.-Thiirs.g May 26-27
**GENTLEMAN*S
ARGEEMENT**
Gregory Peek, Dorothy MeQuIre
John Garfield
Also Latest News
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Invitations have been received in
Camden announcing the marriage
phries.
Dtoner was served Ht» HI persons
on May 29 at 6 o'clock to the afler-|„^;;^ ”7 .
noon at MulbciTy plantation of Miss ? ■AMiotf^raMnwlS^fh
Bland Glover, daughter of Bear ^wtoees session followed with toe
‘ ", alnmni president Mias Margnerite
Admiral and Mrs. Cato Gouglas ^ p .
Glover, to Charles Frederick John- , 7C“’ OtMr offlc-
tssociation WTO vice pres-
AnnounceineQt
Mrs. Glover, mdtber of the bride-
elecL Is the former Ellen Williams
of this city.
Tho Glovers, while having a home
here on Broad street are. owing to
mmd requirementu of Adinlral
Glover,, making their residence in
Waahington.
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Mrs. Ralph Little.
Entertains Club
The Wednesday Af ternomi Bridge
Club met this week with Mrs. Rail#:
little at her home on LytUeton
street
Mrs. A. C. Bradbam and Mrs.
Joseito Laird played for aUsent
members. Table prises were award
ed Mrs. Little and Mrs. George
Nlcholstm for high score.
test
Mrs. Walton Hostess
Mrs. J. Clyde Walton, El Hamp-
_ street added an extra table to
ident Mre. Edwardsecre- ^* of li«r bridge club when
tary, Mrs. Eaii Arrington and treas- entertained them on last Frl-
orer Miss Grace Rhoden. .
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Celebrates His
Fourth Birthday
for the best in
deni, health and hos^
pitalization insurance
The School of Narang of the
Wden Hospital
•. announces that it is now re
viving applications for a class to
fin June 15.
If you are a higrh school gradu-
-I
17 yearis of age or more and are
interested in nursing an a career—
0
'fite or call..,.
Director of Nurses
AMDENnfOSPITAL
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Camden, S. C.
day afternoon.
Coca Colas were eerved dnrtof
the afternoon and deliclons refresk-
menta-atthe end of the sard gauM.
Prises were won by Mrs. Nettles
Myers and Mrs. J. Clator Arrante. 1
, ^ .Additional gnasta wera Mrs. Ar*.
Johnny Stein, handsome young rants, Mrs. 8. C. Baker, Mrs. Kay'
Stein,,Barton, Mrs. Jim Darby and Mrs.
celetfflWlb fourth birthday last oiia McDonald, of BlshopvUle.
Saturday with f party at -his home —-
To Sing
games and contests, were eerved | The Johnson C. Smith University
delicloue fruit punch, honaemade quintet will appear to a recital on
todividually iced cakes and candy.'May 22 at tho Second Presbyterian
A large homemade pink and white church of bamden. This program
birthday cake was cut by the young|is being sponsored by the West-
host and served to his guests. mlniter Fellowship of FYlrfleld
Balloons were given as favors. | Presbytery fot the purpose of send-
AssisUng Mrs . Stein was Mrs. ing delegates to a national confsr-
A dsesert coarse with coffee was Henry Qrassssysr, Mr. Stein's moth- ence at Grinnel Collega in Iowa.
served before the card game,
iTbe concert will be at 8’o''elock.
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