The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 18, 1948, Image 8
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SUMMER BAND COURSE
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Hal Middkiatt,'Director
Registration: Monday, June 21
10 o*clock - - High School Gym
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#Minimuni fee ol $3«00 to be paid at time of
refistratkm
#Maximum fea of $S«00 to students who attend
full 20 leaaoB eoone.
fee $4.00 per numth for eifht prirate lessons
(Do not brioc fasstruments Monday)
B. B. Shirley
ANNOUNCING
WILLIAMS & SHIRLEY
(Formerly Williams Bro's.)
CAMDEN, S. C
FLOOR SANDING AND FINISHING
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NOTICE
Dr. E. J. Bogen
Will Take Up Practice In
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SATURDAY7 JUNE 19, 1948
Office Hours: 9 to 12 — 1 to 6
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lite June 21
Americatv^gion Ball Park
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Game Time: 8 o’clock
Admission: J5c and 50c
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THE PLAYEI^ ARE:
Jhn Clarkson, Jr., DaCosta Brown, Bruce Ed<
CoMn Sheom, Roscoe Johnson, Up ht Boan, Luc^
Ogknm, Ans^ West, Frank Montfomery, Joe
Ranseoi Carl Schloslwry, J. R McLeod, D. J. Ma-
keney, Jr., C. B. Rodfers, Jr., Wallace Myers, Carl
U^tfoot, Joe Christmas, Lewis Drawdy, Roy Prk%
t Shealy, McKay Rorris, and the Lions Club
CHIEF UMPIRE: HAMP IRBY
lions Chib
Foster-Houser
Wed In Camden .
The Bethesds Presbyterian
manse was the scene of a pretty
wedding Saturday morning at 9
o’cloei, when Mrs. Gladys Virginia
Poster became the bride of Dome
O. Honeer,
w « _i The Her. Douglas A. McAm of-
Camden. became the bride of Hoyt j pretence of the two
Frank Owens, son of Mrs. Anu femjngt. The double ring ceremony
Gk)dwin-Owen8
Wedding Of Interest
First Baptist church was the
scene of a beautiful wedding Sat
urday afternoon. June 11 at 9:30
o’clock, when Miss'Winifred Eliza
beth Godwin, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs*. Henry Clere Godwin, Route 2,
Clgrk Owens of Westrille and the
late Mr. Owens.
The Rev. James Troy Godwin of
Greenwood, brother of the bride, grandmother,
officiated, assUted ^ the „„ charming
Floyd Montgomery. The single ring
ceremony was used.
Palms and Southern smilaz inter
spersed with seven* branched
candelabras holding, lighted cath
edral tapers and two UII baskeu
of giant Shasta daisies and white
gladioli formed the- background for
the rows. Before the ceremony, Mrs.
F. N. McCorkle. organist, and Miss
was used and the ring that the
bridegroom gave the oride was a
family heirloom, belonging to his
in a
Danube blue summer sheer frodt'
with white accessories and she
wore a corsage of gardenias.
, Mrs. Hauser is the daughter of
Mrs. Marian W. Cato of near Sum
ter. She attended school at Hill-
crest and is an operator with the
Southern Bell Telephone and Tele
graph Company in Camden.
The bridegroom is prominently
Marian BnrgeM, soloist, present^ connected in Camden, his mother
a program of nuptial music. The
traditional wedding marches were
used for the processional* and the
recessional.
The bride, who was given In mar
riage by her father, wore a wed
ding gown of duchess satin fash-
li^ts
taflfeta
ioned with a scalloped
with a deep lare yoke
sleeves ending in points over the
hands. The fitted bodice was but
toned to "the waistline with cov'
ered buttons and her full length
veil of bridal illusion was worn
from a wreath of orange blossoms.
She carried a bride's bouquet of
gardenias centered with a pink
throated orchid and showered with
lilies of the valley.
Miss Annie Mae Godwin, sister
of the bride, was maid of honor
and the bridesmaids were Mias An
nie Ruth Owens of Westvllle, slater
of the bridegroom; Miss Blanche
Brannon of Colubmia and Miss
Annie Robinson and Miss Carolyn
Moore of Camden. The atten"
wore Identical dresses of ta:
and net, made with fitted taffeta
bodices, sweetheart neckline, short
puff sleeves and net overskirts.
Miss Godwin was In maize and the
other attendants In Cameo pink.
They all carried colonial bouquets
of pink and yellow carnations tied
with matching satin rlbbpn.
The brldegl^m had as his best
man, his cousin. Sam Truesdale,
Jr., of Westvllle.
Usher-groomsmen were Herbert
Tiller of McBee, brother-in-law of
the bride; Cleatus Godwin, brother
of the bride; James Rush and Ed
ward Rush. ■ '
Little Miss Mary Lynn Tiller of
McBee, niece of the bride, was flow
er girl. She wore a miniature copy
of the honor attendants gown and
she carried a small colonial bouquet
of pink and yellow carnations from
which she picked the petals and
scattered them before the bride.
Mr. Godwin, mother of the bride,
wore a grey Faconne dress with
pink rosebud corsage and black ac
cessories.
Mrs. Owens, the Iwldegroom’s
mother, wore a grey two-piece linen
dress with black accessories and
a corsage of yellow roses.
being the former Miss Mable Woot
en. Hla flther, the late D.^0.
Houser, was originally from Cherry
vine, N. C.
Mr. Honser is a graduate of Cam
den high school and was a mem
ber of the armed forces during
“^*‘**°® * World War II for five years, four
and full them spent In the Pacific.
After a wedding trip to the moun
tains the. young couple will reside
in their recently built home on
Kirkwood Circle.
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Last Meeting-Of
Association Held
The Camden Hospital Alumni
Association held their ‘last meeting
of the summer on last Tnesday
evening at the home o^ Miss Martha
Rush. Fifteen members were pres
ent and the president. Miss.Mar
guerlts McCaskill. presided at the
business meeting. The private duty
nurses conducted the program
Ttaking part were: Mrs. Helen
Manor, Mrs. “Dickie” 'Branham,
Mrs. silsle Jetton and Miss Threasa
Reed.
, Following the business /session
a social hour was enjoyed and
games played. Prizes were won by'
Miss Grace Rhoden and Mrs. C. E.
Massebeau.
A delicious chicken plate was
sepred later in the evening.
was given by the bride’s parents
at their hqme.
Quantities of white gladioli.
Rehearsal Party
Misses Ann and Dora Robinson
honored Miss Betty Godwin at the
rehearsal party on last Friday
evening at their home on Highland
Avenue.
Mrs. Godwin’s marriage to Hoyt
Frank Owens of Westvllle and
Camden was a social event of last
Saturday A pink and yellow color
scheme, carring out the wedding
theme, was used effectively in the.
decorstons and refreshments.
The wedding party, two famlliee
and a few friends, were Inojuded
in the guests list
daisies and greenery was used
After rho ceremony n useeptioiz- througbbut the house and a bridal
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whits color scheme was carried out
eHectlvely In the dining room..The
bnde’s table was centered with the
trlple-tlered embossed wedding cake
and flanked by three-pronged 'Sil-
Tef osndelabrs with white candles.
Silver compotes of white mints
and low bowls of white flowers com
pleted the decorations.
Lime ice punch and Individually
iced cakes were served by the
Misses Mary Nell Hall, Doris Stokes
and Mrs. Georgs Blmore.
’The bride’s book was presided
over py Mrs. James Rush.
Receiving in the gift room were
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tiller and
Mrs. Troy Godwin.
Tile young couple left after the
receptli
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For traveling the bride wore a
chalk white Palm Beach suit with'
a pale blue blouse and white ac-
ceeeortee and her white orchid for
a lapel corsage^
Mrs. Owens received her educa
tion In the Camden city scbocd and
holds a responilble position with
the American Railway Elxprees.
Mr. Owens attended the West-
zriUe schools end served with the
armed forces having the rank of
captain upon hti i^ease. He Is
manager of the parts department of
Langston Motor Company, Gam-
den.
A new refrigerator accessory is a
rubber tray with produces ice
sticks that will slide intp the small
est vacuum botUe.
jLoe vuupie leii aiier uie
sceptl^ by motor for a trip to
lormTafter which they will make
lelr home in Westvllle.
Neil-Farah Wedding
Sunday, June 6
In a lovely candlelight ceremony
on Sunday, June 6 at 7:20 o’clock.
Miss Rachel Neil became the bride
of George Farah, Jr.,, sf Whitmire.
The wedding took place at the
home of the bride’s uncle and aunt,;
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jefferson j
Smith In the DeKalb community, j
near Camden. '* i
The Rev. A. Dooglas McArn, pas-1
tor of the bride, officiated, using,
the double ring ceremony, in the
presence of the two families and
a group of relatives and close
friends. t
Floor baskets of Qneen Ann s Isce
and large white daisies with bowls,
of white carnations, white snsp-
drsgpns, baby breath and lacs fern
^ere used as decorations through
out the rooms. At one end of* the
living room*’ s small sun parlor was
effectively arranged with fern
palms and Southern smilax, serving
as a background of green for the
white candles In candelabra before
which the ceremony took place. |
Mrs. A. D. McArn, pianist. Miss
Marign Burgbss aUd J. Riley Gettyi
of Hartsvllle. vocalists, furnished,
the wedding music.
The two ushers were Frank Nell,
brother of the bride, and Albert
Farah, brother of the bridegroom.
Mrs. Arthur Jolly of Atlanta, Ga.,
cousin of the bride, as matron of
honor, and her only attendant. She
wore a rose pink taffeta dress feat
uring a sweetheart neckline, basque
waist and full skirt Her bouquet
was dark pink carnations bordered
with deep blue delphinium.
The bride, as she descended from
the second floor, was met at the
'foot of the stairs by her father, J.
Gettys Nell, who gave her In mar
riage. She was lovely In her wed
ding -dress of white satin with Its
deep net yoke trimmed with narrow
satin bands, long sleeves ending in
Cslla illy points over the hand,
fitted basque waist and full skirt
extending into a gracefol train.
Her v^ of bridal Illusion fell from
a tiara of satin bands and tulle
threaded with seed pearls. She car
ried a bouquet of stheponasis and|
white carnations centered with a'
purple orchid and showM’ed with
baby-breath and french maline.
Buddy Andrews of Whitmire was
the bridegroom's best man.
Mrs. Gettys Nell, mother of the I
bride, wore a dress of rose^ffeta
with a corsage of deep pink roses
qnd blue delphinium.
Mrs. George B. Farah, Sr., moth
er of the bridegroom, wore a drees
of blue net and a corsage of redi
roses.
Immediately after' the ceremony
the guests were entertained at a
reception. In the dining room the
bride’s table covered with an ex
quisite hand-made cloth, displayed
the beautiful three-tiered wedding
cake, surrounded by white carna
tions, snapdragons and white light
ed candles. Punch was served by
Miss Bobbie Spencer, while Miss
Mary Louise Farah presided over
a frozen punch bowl on a sun porch.
During the evening the 'bride and I
bridegroom left for their wedding'
trip and upon their return will be
at home in Whitmire. ,|
For traveling the bride wore a'
magnolia white suit 'with black ac-,
cessories and the orchid from her
bridal bouquet.
Mrs. I^ah is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Gettys Nell of Camden,
She was graduated from Ersklne
college and for the past four years
has taught Jn the Whitmire school.
Mr, Farah is the oldest son of
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Farah, Sr.,
of 'Whitmire and Rock Hill. After
Inisbing high school he immediate
ly enlisted in the armed forces
where he served for three years.)
Since his discharge from the army!
he hks, been associated with his
father in busineu. ,
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DAR Meeting To
Have Guest Speaker
Harold Booker, editor of the
Camden Chronicle, will be the
speaker at the DAR meeting at the
homo of Mrs. J. L. Guy, Fair street,
Friday^ June 26, 4:80 p. m.
The heads of the women’s or
ganization in Camden are Invited
to attend. Mr. Booker’z subject will
be “Communism and Yonth.”
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^ I Wish to urge all who expect to vote
in the Democratic Primary in August
to plaie their names on their Demo-
cratic Club Roll by next Tuesday
June 22, as the b6oks mil be closed by
order of the State Dem^ratic Execu-
tive Committee on that day.
Voters in the county can ascertaia
the location of the books for their res.
pective precincts by asking their en
rolment committeemen.
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