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Invitations
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—BtacrMvfl Mftti 1iftTe"b<^
eelT«d In CamdM thi* week retd
lag: '*‘Dr. and Mra. Olenn J. Law
hon Inrlte yon to be present on
fVMay oTtniac, Jane 26. from I
vntll 10 o’clock. Prectwood Country
Club, HtrtsTlllo. Dr. and Mrs
Glean J. Lawbon, Jr.”
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Mra. liMnard Herman Scbenl^
haa laaoed Inrltations to a recap*
tkm at her home on Thursday, June
, S4, from I until 7 o’clock, to hftro-
duce her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Leonard H. Schenk, Jr., who was
before her recent marriage Mlsa
Mary She^y Little of Hickory, N.
C. Approximately 300 gueeta are
being Inrlted.
Bridge Club
The Thuraday- Afternoon Con
tract Club held lU last meeting,
until fall, las( weA with Mrs. Alice
C. Marye. AiMUlonal guests ' in
cluded Mrs. T. Lee Little, * Miss
Molly Anderson, Mrs. A. I>. McArn,
Mrs. R. B. Pltis, Sr., aid Mrs. R.
B. ClarksoiL Delightful refresh
ments waro used following the
bridge gaam.
Little Theatre
Carndgn, S. C.
Fri-Snt., June 25-26
“THE MATING OF
MILLE**
with
Qlenn Ford, Evelyn Ksyes_
Added: Cartoons
SaL, Jime 26, 10:80 P. M.
- The Teen Agere—In
“CAMPUS Sl-EUTH”
Freddie Stewart, June Prelsser
Bobby Sherwood’s Orchestra
Moii.-Tuea., June 28-29
He Lived ■'Two LIvssI'.
Loved two loves!
“A DOUBLE UFE”
Ronald Coleman, SIgne Haseo
Movietone News
Special^ Notice I
Wedneaday-Thuraday
June 30, July 1
Let Them SEE the Truth I
Hygienic Productions presents
“MOM AND DAD“
with All-Star Hollywood Cast
• On Stags — In Person
Elliot Forbes
Women Only and High School
Girls at 2 P. M. and 7 P. M.
Men Only and High School Boys
at 9:00 P. M.
Admission to all SOe, tax Inc.
Offices Chosen
By PjR^^Chapter
Mias Hslcn Phelps, president of
the John D. Kennedy chapter,
U DC. and Mrs. L.'H. Hardin were
hoatssass at the attractive ' new
hom« df the latter for the called
nesting on last Friday afternoon
of the chapter.
Every room in the gleaming cot
tage was brightened by spring
flowers artistically arranged by
Mias Ada Phelps.
After the ritual led by the presi
dent and Mrs. Usher Myers and
Mrs. vonTresekow, a resume of
the year’s work was discussed and
the treasurer, Mrs. Drakeford,
made a report showing that the
chapter had contributed as far as
possible to all national and state
projects and given to the Red
Cross and Tuberculosis Association
and cares for the Confederate
monuments at the park.
The election of officers resulted
in the same officers serving again
and the addition of Mrs. Kobln
Zemp as assistant treajfiurer.
As this was the last meeting un
til September all present linked
hands and sang "‘God Be With Us
Till We Meet Aggln."
The hostess served dainty re
freshments and-social greetings
were enjoyed.
The guests of honor were Miss
Ida deL^ach, Mrs. Harold Booker,
Mrs. George Barnes and Mrs. John
Nettles.
Eng’aRement Of Miss
Hall Is Announced
Mrs. Joseph Henry Hall of Cam
den announces the engagement of
her daughter, Mary Nell, to Jerry
Russel Mcl,eod, Jr., of Rembert.
The wedding will take place in
August. ^
Miss Hall is .a graduate from
the Camden high school and for
the past few years has been em
ployed by the Camden Floral com
pany as manafbr of the retail shop.
Mr. McLeod is a graduate from
Hlllcrest high school and attended
l^artanburg Junior College for
two yearn before entering the Air
Corps where he served for thr.ee
yearn. He is employed with -the
Thomas and Howard company of
this city.
Gonyers-Bass Wed
At Watoee Bapti^
Church J^ne 13
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At 6 o’clock June 13 the Wateree
Baptist church was the scene of a
beautiful wedding when Mias Mary
Krhefitine Conyers became the bride
of James Henry Bass. The Rev.
Shaylor Walters of Columbia,
cousin of the brldefproom, officiated
at the double ring ceremony in
the presence of a large number of
relatives and friends,
The' quaint little church was
elaborately decorated wlth'a back-,
ground of white covered with South-,
ern smllax and other greenery,!
Ixjng leaf pines, magnolia leaves;
and white gladioli in tall white
floor baskets with seven-branched
candelabra holding Upers com
pleted the arrangements. The kows
were spoken under an archway of
bridal green and white. Clusters
of smilax and Admiral Byrd daisies
tied with whit© satin bows marked
the pews for the families and
special gnewts. I
.Mrs. C. C. Crolley, pianist, and
.Miss .Marian Burgess, soloist, ren-,
! dered the wedding music. The. tra-
!ditional wedding ma/ches were
I used for the processional and
cessional.
Frank Flklns and Harrison Con-
' yers, Jr., lighted the can'dles be
fore the ceremony.
UslielTB were Richard Coulder, No
lan Gardner of Kershaw, Harrison
Conyers, Jr., of Kershaw, cousin
of the bride, and Frank Elkins,
brother-in-law of the bride.
Miss Francis .Mims, maid of dion-
or, wore a Heavenly blue sprlng-
anza dress with portrait neckline,
puffed sleeves, hooped skirt and
a tight bodice. She carried an arm
bouquet of Shasta daisies and pink
asters tied with wide blue satin
ribbon and she wore white lace
mitts.
Mrs. Eric Reeves (Voncelle Con
yers) cousin of the bride, was mat
ron of honor. She wore a silk Jer
sey dinner dress in Heavenly blue
and her flower# were pink asters
and Shasts daisies,
"The bridesmaids w^ Mrs. Wood-
Dixon, Mrs. Edward Bdk'^,'
aOUTW CAMOtMML
RECENTLY WED
Guests at Fish Fry
The Board of Stewards of the
Lyttleton Street Methodist church
were guests of four of its piembers
at a fish fry’ on last Thursday
evening at the 4-H Club house on
Lake Shamokin.
The hosts, L. S. Mayer, J. B. Mc-
Oulrt, Dewey Huggins and O. C.
Cooley, also invited the member
Wanted
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end work. Experience
Necessary
J. PAUL ROSS
932 Broad St
CAMDEN, S.C. ’ ’
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A HOME?
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Camden
Ceneral Insurance jlgency
1414 Broad Street
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Phone 302-J
ELMER NOLAN
row
sisters of the bridegroom, and Mrs.
Angus Kelly. They were all gown
ed in Heavenly blue dinner dress
es, white lace mitts and they cu
rled bouquets like the honor at
tendants. Miss Betty Joe Bass,
younger sister of the bridegroom,
was Junior bridesmaid. She was
dress^ identically like the brides
maids and little Miss Judy West, in
azalea pink, scattered rose petals
from a white basket.
Master Michael Reeves was the
rtngbearer, carrying the ring on a
white satin pillow.
The bride, a beautiful blonde, wlio
was given in marriage by her broth
er. Charles Eldridge Conyers, Jr.,
w’as lovely In her handmade wed
ding gown of ivory Japanese silk
fashioned with a rose point yoke,
deep scalloped neckline and
around the waist, cap sleeves and
a very full skirt worn over hoops.
She wore opera length lace glovea.
Her ivory Illusion veil fell from a
coronet of orange blossoma and
seed pearls. She carried a white
prayer book topped with a white
orchid and showered with lilies of
the valley on white aatin itream-
ers.
Allan Waitera, of Lanuaater,
uncle of the bridegroom, was beat
man.
’The men attendants wore'fonnsl
evening sttlre.
Mrs. Conyers, mother of the
bride, wore s black and white
printed sheer with a flowered and
maline sfoall hat. She wore a cor
sage of gardenias.
Mrs. Bass, Che bridegroom’
mother, was attired in an aqua
marine crepe frock with a stiff
white sailor with black veiling and
black accessories and a gardenia
corsage.
After the ceremony the wedding
party, famlllep and out-of-town
guests were entertained at a small
informal reception at the bride’s
home where the wedding cake was
cut and served with punch, mints
ahd salted nuts. Later the bride and
bridegroom left for their wedding
trip to Lake Lure, N. C. Upon their
return they will make thqlr home
with the bride’s mother on de^us-
sure street.
For traveling the bride * wore a
Camden Garden
Abost 22 memhmw of th» Cmi*
den Oardm Utah vlsMtd Poineatt
much Impressed by the way In
which the natural beauty of the
ancient forest had been preserved
in the planning of the pai^ Ont of
a forest floor of surprisingly great
depth there are growing wonderfol
specimens of nearly every type
of-hard and soft wood trees found
in the sUte.
Another interesting feature was
s long trail through a deep valley,
which at that time was a place of
falry-llhe beauty with the moun
tain laurel then in fall bloom.
The Camden Garden Club enjoy
ed a mo»t delightful picnic at the
Pitts ^bin on Hermitage lAke o«
June 14. Following a short busi
ness session, the program chalr-
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This
uvuUaMe for tniaST’
■^we foRnd to beh3L
upon many memben
use of such mater^"**
5^. ort, hickory^
leaves. From thei T
S5*****^ creatloia^
When ^ese weie^L^-
Wootso’s wisfcJSf
the winner. Runner-tW?!*
of Mrs. Jcilin F.
Pitts, Jr., and Miss ^ ^
attractive prise was
Wooten.
D^iooe Mfreshmsiu^,
This was the hut bmi*. i
adjournment for the^^
Miss Barbara June Mgddox, I The maid-of^onor wore a dress
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bensmln In Aqua blue and her flowers were
Irby Maddox, became the bride of a shoulder corsage of shell pink
Fred Marshall Ogburn, Jr., son of carnations.
Mr. and Mrs. FYed Marshall Og-| Mre. Madox, mother of the bride,
burn, in a candlelight ceremony was attired in a sea-green coetume,
marked, with simple beauty, and with a corsage of pink carnations,
charm Wednesday evening, June 2, | Mra Ogburn.^ the bridegroom’s
in the parsonage of the First Bap- mother, wore a chalk blue crepe
tist church. ’ dress and a ruby-red carnation cor-
Rev. O. Floyd Montgomery, pas- sage,
tor of the church, officiated in the| The young couple left Immed-
presence of the two immediate lately after the ceremony for a wed-
families and a few intimate friends, ding trip to Augusta, Ga., and upon
using the double ring-service, their return-are making their home
The vows were spoken under a at 1206 Fair street,
white archway covered with Eng-1 Mrs. Ogbum is a graduate of
llsh ivy and seven-branched can-|Calnden high school and is now em-
delabra holding white tapers and ployed as cashier of the J. C. Pen-
baskets of white’ gladioli in the ny Company in Camden,
center of the arch. j The bridegroom received his edu-
The bride and bridegroom enter-jcatlon in the Camden city school,
ed together and were attended by graduating from Camden high
M1.S8 Sarah Maddox .sister of the'school and going into the armed
bride, as maid-of-honor, and by .forces as s radio operator on a
Gary Ogburn, brother of the bride-'B-17. He served 26 months here and
groom, as best man. Itn the TEO, completing' >20 mis-
The bride, a beautiful brunette, 'sions. He was discharged with a
was lovely in a poudre blue dress, 'staff sergeants rating and Is now
street length, white accessories and completing hla education at the
a corsage of bridal white rosebuds University of South School . of
and lilies-of-the-valley. Ipharmacy.
two-piece sea-blue pique dress with John Bass of Wateree Mill, re-
white accessories and the orchid J celved his diploma from CamdMi
from her prayer book. jhigh school this month after serv-
Mrs. Bass Is the daughter of Mrs.ling with Uie armed forces in the
Gladys Conyers of Camden. She I USA for 18 months, nine of It spent
was graduated from the Camden I in the Pacific theater,
city schools and Is now private] . The young bride has been ex-
secretary to Dr. Carl A. West. I tensively eutertained prior to her
Mr. Bass, the son of Mr. and Mrs.' wedding.
DAVID H. BAUM
Insurance Agaicy
Accident
Hospitalization ^Life
Insuranee
Member: Camden Life Und^rwrftere’ Aseoelstlen
an
fSOIiS
giving amy
imndregs of
WEAR*’5VER
/((umOittm
every week!
HERE'S ALL YOU DO
Jest ie the ceepM ysi^
tsllinf es hi fHfy (S0| ewA •
less, why yee like DsUinf't fmm
Feeds. Thee msll os yssr «tlty
with eee wrapper trom say Dsiny
Freaaa Feed Fadtafa. Ifi My
te . ask yew DeUay Adv
far details today far wrtl
Frozen Food and Equipment Co.
Columbia, S. C.—Dillon, S. C.-—Fayettovillg^ N. C j
lOHN H. DULANY & SON. Inc.
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NAME
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THE WORLD’S
MOST AMAZING
ATTRACTION!
and or
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MlUSlOi
With All-Star Hollywood Coat
Offering Insurance on
Home • Furniture • Automobile
" Farm Dwellings and Crops
Representatives of Old-Line Companies
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of the senior choir who were special
guests.
. a a a a a ,
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph AnderiK>n of
Great Falls announce the b^h of
a daughter on Jane 19 at the Cant:
den hospital. She has been named
Nancy Estelle.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Colon B.
Truesdale of WestvlUe, a son,
Bruce Eldwin, on June 18 at the
Camden hoepltaL
Our Shirt Busmiess
ONLY
WILL BE
• Bos office opens at 1:30 and 6:15. Come
Farly. Note performances are not ccmtiniMMis.
Each show lasts two hours. This is a special
attraction—all seats are the same price at aU
shows. Come early!
Two Performances Daily For
Women
Only!
And High School-Age Girls Each Day At
" L2 and 7 P, M.
One Performance each Nightie
Men Only!
And High Schoed-Afe Boys Each Bfss^
at 9 P. M.
•Men, it*s worth dybriaf miles to
Hero’a a tip—a ;
ho* office. Men’s tfafcetsTfO SP ^
P. M., so come hy eorly ea^ got j^oors.
turn at 9 P. M.
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Qn Qte Stage In Person—Elliott Forbes, Radio's Famous Hygieim \
ADMISSION: AM Tickets 50c for all Shows (Price includes tax)
THEATRE
WcilMS(la]i and Thnday, )n
.nH b”!?if- produced In slinywdW far ,
clean, moral and educational.