The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 02, 1948, Image 7
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.Vexation for •PP^n-
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J E- Hoffmmn Iuto
Mr®. Hofftnan’*
5Siy »nd ***«^
Mrs. Gary Smith will
c 4th weekend with Mw.
Mr,. Cr. Prtrkk
W. D. NettlM nnd
iltry^ MargretU and
vUl spend next wortt
^T. Lee Hermlt-
i* ll |icl<eod and Ll! Edna
..-i hire just returned after
'^I l/Roy and Niagara Palls.
'?hew they Tl»‘ted Miss Rosa
*. Shannon . Rarenel and
T.ft of CharlesKm aw
Ihif some time with their
bw.Mr.. H..S.St.^m«
u summer cottage “Wsa-
- OB Hwmitage Lake.
Wilma Wyant and son of
SBlphur Springs, W. Va.,
r returned home after an **•
L rlsit with Mr. and Mrs,
iBridley They were accom-
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Home by Mildred and ^th-
Ipoeten and Emeat Brad^
Emeat Frietag, Sr., York
had as her guests for sot-
iTS Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Jack-
id son Marion of Augneta,
Ir and Mrs. Jack Fellu and
Diana and Karl of New
La., and Miss Sadie
’of Lexington, N. C.
tfd Mrs. A C. Morris, R-1,
iHad as their guests for two
their daughter. Miss Mary
a Morris and Mrs. Marjorie
and Thomas Kent, all of
Mais. The Morris' with
^ta ipent a pleasant week-
Chester with Mrs. Dora Ouy
1. Nettle Player,
jdna B. Aldret and Lt. Vlr-
Isioon of Washington, D. C.,
Tisitlng the former's aunt,
[i M. McLeod. They are
I to the U. S. Army Nurses
tod hare just returned from
in duty at Fort Clayton in
Zone.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Berry anJT
daughter, Ann Berry of Lake View
hare returned from thhir racatlon
apeak In -the moontaina of North
Carolina.
Mrs. Eugenia Smith and Mrs
Lottie Huckabee. left Wednesday
for a visit with Mrs. Huckabee'e
•on. Norman Hackabee. and hia
fanjily, at Myrtle Beach.
Mtn-^ajaabeth S. Bolte, Wash-
ington. D. C.%is expected to arrive
on Saturday for the Fourth of
July weekend with her mother
Gie Green-
lea^ Villa.
Mi%. Florence B. Hay U spend-
tog her two weeks vacation in
Charlotte, N, C., with her son
James T. Hay, Jr., and Mrs. Hay
an^ her slater, Mrs. E. Douglas
Sanders and family.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wr Stuart
are spending this week in^iaba-
ma. Their sons, Bwry and'^illy
are visiting their grandparents]
Mfi and Mrs. FVederlck Berry in
Glen Ridge. N. J. , “
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mayer, Mrs.
J. C. Outlaw (Margie Mayer) and
son. ^Danny, returned en Sunday
from a lO-days visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Smith (Jean Mayer)
at their summer camp near Gor
don. Pat
Mayor and Mrs. F.-N. McCorkle,
Mrs. John Goodale. Mr. and Mrs.
F. D. Goodale and Mrs. Ehrerett
Montgomery attended the funeral
of Mrs. Helen Eflrd to Monroe, N.
C., on Sunday. Mrs. Efird wag the
cousin of Mrs. McCorkle arfd Mr.
Goodale.
Mrs. L. L. .West has returned 'af
ter spending a week in Lancaster
with Mrs. W. T. Waters and a
week to ,Charleston with Mrs.* R.
B. Thompson. She was accompan
ied home by Mrs. Thompson and
children, Don and Nancy, who ex
pect to be here for a month’s visit
Miss Barbara Matthews of Char
leston who has been spending some
time here with her annt, Mrs. W.
A. “Jack” Moore, left on Wednes
day. She was accompanied home
by Mr. and Mrl? Moore and danglv-
ters. Jean. Jackie and Willie, who
spent Wednesday night at the A.
R. Matthews cottage on the Isle
of Palms. Jean and Jackie Moore
remained in Charleston for a two-
woeks visit.
Mrs. Osorga Chswalag. Jr«‘ Is
a pstient at ths Caasdrai hoapitaL
Mr. and Mrs. J. R Kelly win
•pend this weekend with relattvss
to Atianta. Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. King
and son. Chuck, have returned to
their home at Miami Springs after
a vlalt to Mrs. Ktog’fMrenta, Mr.
snd Mrs. Benton
Mr. and Mrs. Parser Taylor and
sons, Ted and Vernon of San An
gelo, Texaa have returned home
•fter a visit here with Mr. Tay
lor's Bister. Mrs. Hills L. Allen.
Mrs. Allen and son, Andy, accom
panied them home for an extended
stay.
Mrs. F. H. Good of St Louis, Mo.,
who has been the house guest of
her sister. Mrs. Howard F. Speaks
and Mr. Speaks, will leave on Sat
urday to meet Mr. Good at Lex
ington, Ky. She will be accom
panied by the Speaks who will
spend the Fourth of July weekend
In Lexington.
Bridge Party At
NOTICE ^
Dr. E. J. Bogen
i
Is Practicing In
DR. T. W. KNIGHT’S OFFICE
at 1203 Ljrttleton Street, Gainden.- “
Office Hours; 9 to^ 12 — 1 to 6
PHONE 34^W
Thomas Tavern
Thomas Tavern was the seen
a lovely bridge party on last
'Thursday afternoon when M
Fred E. West entertained the niSm-
bera o6 her card dub and so'me
additioniBl guests. Summer flowers
were used effectively on the met-
zanine where the four tables were
in play and prizes were awarded
the following; Mrs. James W.
Stuart, hjfs. Nettles Myers and
Mrs. John Langford. Delicioua re
freshments were served.
Playing with the club members
were Mesdames H. A. Small. J.
W. Sfuart. Luther Fields, Willlsm
Barton, Douglas Montgomery. Ern
est Nutting, Charles Palmer, J. B.
Kelly. J. Clay tor Arrsnta and Ed
gar Plttnutn. - ^
Mrs. R. M. Kennedy
Hostess At Party
Mrs. R. M. Kennedy, IH, was
hostess 'to the membecs of her
contract club on ^Tuesday after
noon at her home*^on Lorttleton
street. High score prize was won
by Mrs R. B. Pitts, Jr.
Members of this club are; Mra
R. M. Kennedy, III, Mrs. Frank
Wooten, Mrs. Dick Kirk, Mrs. Sam
uel Boykin, Mrs. C. J. Shannon, IV,
Mrs. R, B. Pitts, Jr.. Mrs. H. O.
Carrfson, Jr., and Mrs. Julian
Bums.
Fish Fry Was
Greatly Enjoyed
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McCarley
and Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Goottale
were hosts to 25 of their friends
on last Friday evening when they
gave a fry in the garden at
the Goodale home on North Broad
street.
Followlag supper, which was
served from long tables, the guests
listened to the radio broadcast of
the Louis-WalccAt heavyweight
championship' fight to Nau^ York.
nunUN DMRY raODOCTS
Mrs. L..H. Sch^k
Gives Reception For
Mrs, L. H. Schenk, Jr.
Highlighting Camden's summer
social season was tba hrUjiant re
ception and tea iHvan on last
’Thuradsy afternoon, June 24.
Mrs. Leonard Herman Schenk
troduclng her daughtarJn-law, Mrs.
Leonard Herman Schank. Jr., who
was before ■ her recent marriage.
Miss Mary Sheelky LltUa of Hick
ory, N. C. Over 250 guests called
between the hours of i until 7
o’clock and ware graatad at the
do<w by Mrs. W. J. Mayfield and
Mra. A. C. McKato. Mm. Schenk
and the honor guest received to
the ipneions drawing room. Mrs.
Schenk was gowned to a formal
aftomoon drees of printed crepe to
ilmdes of fashed and orOhld with
green accessories and a deep pur
ine orchid corsage. Mrs, Schenk,
Jr., was lo^ly to a kilsli pink
summer sh^ afternoon frock and
a while oiyhld corsage.
Miss) Citrf Onthris Intited the
guelstiu Ikto the dining room where
fancy iced cakes,
ted iiuts and pastel colored
’’were served by Mrs. A. D.
a , Mrs. H. E Beard. Jr., Mra.
arkson. Jr., Mrs. Clark
son, Mrs. Billy Clybnm and the
Misses Helm' Beleos and Elstolle
Flicklnger and Mrs. Gay Baum?
'The two crystal. punch bowls on
the terrace were presided over by
Miss Cleon Pitts and Mrs., F. D.
Goodale, assisted by Mm. W. C.
McCarley and Mra. Mortimer Boy
kin.
Multicolored gladioli were, used
in profusion throughout the
Schenk home, and low bowls of
Shasta and Alaskian _daisies.
double larkspur and phlox were
Used on the mantels. Many silver
candelabra holding lightM whlta
tapers gave a beautiful, affect to
the scene.
'The dining room table was cen
tered with a larga allrar howl of
inrldal whlta flowam aaf flanked
by silver candMgbra with tall
cathedral candles.
The formsl gowns of tha Isdlaa
assisting made it one of the most
festive occasslons ever to be held
in Camden.
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Miss Oletta Raley
Becomes Bride Of
Robert Neal Deese
'The home of Mrs. C .B. Pste,
mother of the bride, was the scene
of a lovely wedding at 6 p. m., May
1, when Miss Oletta Raley became
the bride of Robert Neal Beese.
Rev. C. L. Whltnoore officiated in
the preeence.of the two immediate
families, using ^ the double-ring
ceremony. Glenn 'Jones, nephew of
the bride, was ring bearer.
Ivy, pink gladioli and candles to
candelabra formed a lovely back
ground in tha living room where
the ceremony was pyformed..
Miss Bernice Pate, pianist, and
Miss Lois Raley, vocallgt, rendered
the wedding music.
'The bride and bridegroom eate^
ed together. Keith Joel Pate, hreth-
er of the bride, and Ana RoUtos,
niece of tha groom, lighted the
candles,
Mrs. C. B. Pate, mother of the
bride, wore light blue crepe dress
and a eorsaga at white carnations.
Mrs. L B. Deese, mother of thh
groom, wore a navy blna crape
drees and a corsaga of whlta car-
Tha bride.xhose for bar wedding
>ride-£hoee
gabtfdtoe
a pink gabkMtoe snit with white
acceea<wies. She wore 4 purple
throated orchid.
After ths ceremony Mra. Bruce
J(mea, sister of the bride, water-
tained at a reception at her moth-
er’sjaome. GIsdiolis and roses
iwated tha dining room adorn
ing the brides table on which was
the lace table cloth was the beau
tifully embossed wedding cake.
During the evening the bride
and groom left for their wedding
trip. Their destination unknown,'
and upon their return to Charlotte
they are making mflr home at
1511 Cleveland Avenue.
Mrs. Deese la the daughter of
Mrs. C. B. Pate and the late H. A.
Raley of Mt Pisgah. She was'
graduated at Mt. Pisgah high
school and is now employed with
Hudson Hosiery Company in Char
lotte. N. C.
Mr. Deese is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. I. B. Deese of Monroe. N. C.
He was graduated from Jefferson
high school and served in U. S.
navy two years during World War
II. He la now employed by thO;
Southern Bell Telephone Company
of Charlotte. N. C.»
'The only guest other than the
two immediate families, was Mra.
Lola Raley, mother of Ihe vocalist.
Clp^ng Notice
- Our place of business wiB be “
closed from 1P. M. Saturday, Jnly
3, to 8 A. M. Tuesday, July 6.
Stognor Motor Co.
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ADDITIONAL WANT ADS
LOST—White-faced bull yearling^
light red and white color in Red
Hill section of Lee* county. 'Was
trailing a piece ot rope. Xaat
seen in Pisgah section. Reward
few return to Margaret Hancock
nr Osborne Lee at Red Hill or
write -them at Camden, Route 1.
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executed vkh skilhd crafts-
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“THE WISTFUL WIDOW
OF WAGON GAP“
Bud Abbott, Loti Cootolld*
MajoHe Main
Also Cartoons
Sat, July 3, 10:30 P. M,
“HALF PAST
MIDNIGHT’
Kent Taylor, Peggy Knudoon
Moa.-Ttt«s., July 5-6
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audden doathT
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