The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 16, 1948, Image 7
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p tm u»irn on Monansr.
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Mootrent. N. C.
Wooten of ChArinfr
thto of Jim.
J„^lS^tofMr.. Jnmee
^*5£.*a!enn Lnwhon of
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**.ySStBUtn of Shew Weld
► ^ jjden Lowndee on Mon-
r ib?
Mr* C. B. WntU epent
L-.. Seraw with their son,
1-Vatti. Jr., aod f«to«y-
■L ST Kent Miller.htTO
» we®k’. trip to
■S^^’aSloeburg retufn^
from Phllndelphln,
il W ipent la«t weekend,
fjluj jue Gay, i^Ptlon-
C^den hospital, la
Omden
Tscation in Atlanta,
J, LM ciyburh wijl be di^
"5 smdw. « •“«
Ln to hit bo®® . ..
^Tllrs Charles G. Moller
T Peter, are at Paradlae
^j^o. Wyominf, for tho
\ M Wllaon. Jr. (Betty
Lri'tad danfhter, Eliaabeth.
Jito, this week at Pawleys
^ Ifra Jack Rkhards hare
7 to Comril Unhrerslty,
It Th afrar spendiny a two
with Mr. and Mra.
^torda Jr., on North LytUe*
nt
Itoe Truesdale left by
Tbirsday for Boston to
tvs weeks with her aunt
de, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B.
Jokn "Lynch McQueen, the
Miss Mary deSaussure ct
m. Is the guest of her
SPECIAL
Tot
■ee Days Only
Men's Summer
Inion Suits .
1 from high grade
rial Any size 36
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‘AUL ROSS
2 Broad Street
!aaden« S. C.
^In. Mrs. Bdwin Kerrison
Fair street
^ WUliford and
Jfr*K OUr^
^by, of Fort Bragg, left Thurs^
^ f« a week'a TScaUen at Myrtle
Bmcd.
Mrs. John. I. Team and daugh-
ter, Virginia, spent several* days
this week in (JolumbU where Vir-
finta submitted to an operation fbr
adnoida and tonsils.
, Mr. aud^ lto. P N. Freeman
(Aaa M. Clarkson).and three chll-
drea of OreeuTille are spending
sometime kero with Mrs. Freeman’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S »
CUrkson. *
Mrs. C. P., DuBose, Jr., who is
spending the summer at Linrille,
N. C., was in Camden this week
for a day. Mrs. Arden Lowndee re
turned with her to Unrille for a
Tislt. • :
Mrs. Jphn fi. Harter and daugh
ter. Miss Margaret Harter, are the
guests of the former’s son, Darid
S. Harter and Mrs. Harter (Micky
Langston) at their home on N. Mill
street
Mrs. John Langford
wtn leawe on Monday fw a stay
kt Pawleys Island. They will be
accompanied by Mr. Langford’s
brother. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Langford and family of Columbia.
Mrs. Eknest' Frietag, Sr., return
ed from Lexington. M. C., on Tues-
dsiy after a week’s wlsit with her
daughter. Miss Sadie FrteUg. Miss
Frietag accompanied her mother
home and remained for a few days.
Mrs. Ralph Little and children
have retunmd from Mra Little’s
former home, ChariottsrlUe. Vs^
where they haw# been riaiting rela-
tires for two we^s. They were so-
compaaied home by Mrs: Little’s
nelee, Catherln Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Truesdale and
family. Rote and Loref, spent Sun
day In Kershaw with Mr. ’Truss-
dale’s mother, Mrs. H. H. Trues
dale who celebrated her birthday
with a dinner at the country clu^
housa
Mr. and Mrs. Wiltiam McGrath,
of Brooklyn, hare been guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Anthmuy' Tnhlasky
and son, Anthony. While they were
here Mr. and Mrs. 'TUhalsky hsd
their son christened by Father
Burke. Mr. and Mrs. McGrath are
godfather and godmother of the
little boy.
Among the out-of-town relatives
and friends who attended the fu
neral of Ralph Nesblt Shannon on
Monday were: Mr. and Mrs. John
! Barnwell and Miss Leila B. Boy
kin, Whitmire; Ralph Nesbtt,
Richmond, Va.; Mrs. Fred Bell,
Mias Ellen BeU of Rock Hill, Ted
deLoache, Raleigh, N. C.; Mr. and
Mra. BUlott White Springs, Fml’
Mill: Mr. and Mrs. Itley Wilson
and John Wilson, Surntm-; Capt
William Ancrum, Pawleya Taland;
Mr. and Mrs. Rohm Coker and C.
O. Tlmberiake, Hartarille; Mr. and
Mra. Kwahaw D. deLoaeh. Arthur
McI. .Qriffln, Dr. Oeorgo W.- Bnm*
aon, Bairon Oriar, Mr. and Mra.
Pat Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Jamea
Buffet Supper . For
Bridge Party
Mrs. John Langford goro a lore-
ly buffet supper and bridge party
on laat Thurs^y. evening at her
home ^ILahreM atreet for the
membtora of ber '^ntract club, tksir
husbands and some special gueata..
Seven tables of cards followed
(he delightful supper which was
aerved from an attractively ap
pointed table in the dining room.
Many arrangements of summer
flowers WMo used in the three
Toome, which were thrown en
suite for the occasion.
Prlseo were won by J. R Kelly
and A. B. Boykin.
Mrs. Langford’i gjMgta Inelmled:
Mr. and Mrs. J;^,^HagiBs, Mr.
and Mra. F. & We^,Mr.
Nettle# Myers, Mr. am
ifee^^JIr. and Mrs.
'■J^ra, John
Stover, Mr. and Mrs. H. C, Hall-
mdk, Mr, and Mrs. . 3.^ lindsay
PlerM, Mr. and Mrs. James W..
Stuart. Mr. and Mra. Lather Fields,
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ketty, Mr. and
Mrs. H. A. Small. Mr. and Mra.
.r B. Boykin. Miaaes Kat% Suaie
and Mary Watklna, Mias Myro Raft
and J. C, Wilton.
Sabseribe To The Chroniele
DAVID H. BAUM
Insurance Agency v ^
\ icci^nt — Health
BospHalizaiion — Life
insurance ;
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Member: Camden Life UnArwrHere’ Aaeeelatlen
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Mrs. Hoyt Frank Owens, who prior 4o her Iredding
which took^ place June 12 at the First Baptist church, was!
Winifred Elizabeth “Betty” Godtsdn, daughter ol Mr. and I
Mrs. Henry Cleve Godwin.
ENTIRE STOCK OF
^ Summer Dresses
One-third to One-half Off
JUNIOR, ItifiSES AND WOM^ SIZES
Orapaa —- Rayon Gabanttnaa — Bulcliv Uaana — Bambarga —
Cbambraya —- Saarwickgra
SHAli GROUPS AT ONE-THIRD OFF
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Navy top-bracket aottbaU teams
will meet ito New York City the
week of September 5, tn competi
tion tor the All-Navy softball
champioosblp — >
McIntosh and James Pkrry, aU of
Columbia; Mr. and Mrs. H. K Hal-
let and I^. Robert McKay of Char
lotte,* N. C.; Mr. and Mra. D. M.
Maya. Misa Harriet Maya and Miaa
Cecelia King of Bethune; Mr. and
Mrs. E. Dudlay Oandiiw and Mrs
Janies T. ^ly, Jr., of Charlotto,
N. 0.
Births
Fashion Shop
SALErf
INI OEUtllK EMK snn
Mr. and Mrs. Arman Charduklan
of Rstcine, Wis., announeo the birth
of a son, Rodney Arman, July 7.
Mrs. Charduklan js the former Missj
Selma Reynolds of Camden.
Mr. and Mri. Bentley StogsdUll
announce the Urth of o, son. July |
10 at the Camden hospHsL He has
been named Joseph Stndk Stogsdell |
OkP his matkmal gnuMRNher. Mrs.,
ttogadell is the former Lorinej
Sfrak.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rosa Owens I
aanounoe tke birth of a daughter,!
Gloria Jean, on Jane SO at the;
Camden hooplUL . Mr. aad • Mrs.
Owens have aaother daughter, |
Sylvia 30700, agad It months.
Navy •wtaamluc aad dlflni'!
win MMt bi PhlladMphii^ Pa., tkei
weak of Aaguat it. In comfoMtloal
for An-Wavy chaM^nshtp awards!
COAT’S
SUITS
SWIM SUITS-
SHORTIS
T-SHIRTS
MILLINERY
$1—$2—^ And $4
, ViJmm up to $KU6
• BLOUSES
• SKIRTS
• BEACH ROBES
• PEDAL PUSHERS
• PLAY ^ITS
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PRESSES
COATS
and
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.•SLACKS
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Final Gearance
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Brtngy Wonth^v Cnrrfvl TbilariBg, Samm«r'Colon. Boat tin haul with a IVoplcal,
flow at Uiia CWaraiaca Prieo
27.50
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^ PRICE ;*
WG RESERVED ALL iKRiSSES ON SALE
1 Lot CHILDREN'S DRESSES
VaIueto$L50 - ■ ^ Sale^
*t Gowns and ^ps
40 to 4S
-Sale$2.ir7
Hot Slips and Gowns
Vahw to $S Ji
SBle$L»7
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lie Fa^oD Shop)
MEN'S SOLAR STRAWS REDUCED O AA jCL Q AA
Ealire MaA Mm’* 9«aiMr Staiwt OC 0*VW
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100 PAIRS MEN'S SUMMER SHOES d! AA
Tatok Iwa-TfMkBvowtt aad WUtaiR
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■ .11. Ill ■ I 1.1 Nil. I ,11 iirii.i-iiii I
M gogo ga pi g^g^
and Sandfds R^nced ... :4,UU & v*iMf
Children’s White Shoes. Reduced .... $3J)0
Boyi^ Spoci' Shirts, short and long sleeves,
Vk megrmvrecced • •••x $L00
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