The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 23, 1948, Image 7
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^U(I(TY
iHm ^ S«eW Pac«
w..#4. Hto*o® to on * trip
Ch*rte»f<«- ,
1 IL (toady
&> rifit wttK frtaM®
'SS' HoUtoa ind danght^
*Jf%Stog -a two woota
.?■, MyrUe Beach.
•«!«£ Booker to apendlni
]f^ L T. Perry, hi Bata»
„ ffmMh to» retnmed to At-
r^ta Mr. and Mra. W. H.
male W. Garrett^ Ml*
Mock are 'spendln* two
•^^Qcean Strmnd^^
Sayafe a^
hire taken a cottage
for the neat few
P-nk Jordan returned Sun-
Job t Tlait with her
(^ktrlei (Jotto,
in Nazareth.
tfd Mrs. A. G. Hufgina^Te
tit n»t. Mte. George Lurtonl.
I-Siaa the
oili return to her bonne in
York on Monday. ,
. Charles Gotto and dangh-
ObUs Dale, and son, Charles
ke. are rtaltlng Mrs. Chma’a
S. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Jor*
K Woodward Airport.
«,d Mrs. Junius B, Qneen
tofWBW. Eaeanor and Cecelia
Urksbttrf. W. Va.. wto \fMTP
ti)« house guests of Mr. and
y D. Goodale, left on Thnra-
Ibr their home.
f^ttd Mrs. Granger Gtotthw
ned from Unvllle, N. <3., on
Ij and will leave shortly for
jnerlcan Expr^s Co. tour ^
fest They will be away fix
^ge, N. J., retuiiied on Sunday, t® Camden on Sunday for the ^y
•^*?**“‘®<* Mrs. and the Mtoaea Ctorke’e returned
Qeo^ r Stuart. Jr., who hms been home with them. 'Fhe Team’s also
iwttag her brother, 8. Ci Oascoyno had Mr. and Mrs. Sumpter Mi:
wntt tentty In Short HiUa, N. 3^ |€torke of KnoxTllle, Tenn.,.
mS « « ' ^'Wilson spent them on MoqdayjbatJttuuday.^
M<Hiaay In Camden with Mra Wll-' ••••••
Jin?-|Sr*l5 Miss Rhett Weds
C^H. Zemp, Jr.
Mrs. ThomM L. Alexander and ri. xyL ^ • »
^ JamM of Jackaonrtlle and IH St. Philip &
Hollywood, Pla., arrived on Satnr-
day to apcmd sometime with the
former’s daughters, Mrs. B. D.
it Folbwing Pattenu
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TOWLE
Sterling ,
Itre Now Available
^Lafayette
Symphony
Drury Lane ,
Lady^ ana
Chased Diana
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iMira. BUI Zelglar visited Mrs Bee-
sto Wiggins In Coolombto Uat
week.
Mr ^ Un. R. T. Mickle and
W Bob, spent laet week at Alcoa.
Tenn., with Mr. Mickle’s
Mrs. John Mobley. WhUe there
they vtohed the Smoaky Mountains
a^ National Park. Misses Joe Ann
^ LlUlatt Mfckle retnmed with
them after an extended visit.
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Stuart
^o haTc
been vUttlng Mrs^ Stuart’s parents.
Mr and Mrs. JIYederlck Berry, Glen
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas WaiU and
•on, Wbldon of, Columbia, were the
guests over last weekend of Mr.
and Mrs. Prank Mayer.
IJr. and' Mrs. -WUliaa 8. Lind
say of Chailotte, N. C., Mrs. Rod
dy Miller* and daughter. Miss Mar-
»ret Miller of Rock HOI vlshed
Mm, John 8. Lindsay recently.,
WillSun N. Northrop of Boise,
Idaho, hae arrived for an extended
sUy at the Court Inn. Mr. Northroji.
the &ther of Mm. John F. Wall,
to the inspector general of' the
Scottish Rights In Maeonery. He
to aulte an additton to Camden and
win be oordially welcomed.
Mr. and I^. John L *rMU(n had
as their gneets tost week.Mm.
'Team’s nieces, Alice and Barbara
Clarke, of Columbia. 'Their parents,
Mr. and Mm. Rufus Clarke motored
Pettus-McAlhany
^arriagre Of Interest
RuU^
nbtor C
Miss Mary
ser and Colambto^OoUege and Or.
Howard Joseph McAlhjHir of Great
Falls 'were united in 'fnaniage at
Washington* Stteet Methodist
church. Oolambhi, June 2S, the
ceremon^ being performed by Rev.
Raymond U Holroyd. phstor of the
churrti. adn Rev. Robert C. Pettus
of Cowpene, uncle of the bride.
Mip. McAlhany to 4be .danii^kter
•vt Rev. and Mm- W. 8. Pettna of
Pelser.'and was gradnated from Co
lumbia College In Itit, where she
woa the Lachlootte meslc medal.
She baa been a member of the
facnItSee at Camden and Ocdumbta
Ctdlege.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Queen Honored At
Fish Fry Mpnday.
Mr. and* Mm. F. Decs Goodale
entertained In honor of their house
guests, Mr. and Mm: Juniea B.
Queen of Clarksburg, W. Va, with
a Dsh ffy on Monday evMing at
ihmr home on N. Broad street
Supper was cooked and served
hi the garden In the out' door bar^
bMUe pi( and grill and was enjoyed
by SO the Queen's former nelghbom
and frianda
Miss Glover On.
Visit To Mountains
The following from .the Washing
ton Tlihee-Herald to of intmreat
locally: *
**It'8 vacation time for Miss Kath-
erlito Glover, daughter of Rear Ad.
and Mm. Cato D. Glover of thia city
who left this week for smne moun
tain air in North OsnUlna After
catching her breath tha tall brun-
aOa ylU -bow here thto fiUl and
then plana to take off to^r Bermuda.
’’Katherine attended HoUpn-
Arms and vrlll enroll at Oeoi^
wlli make' her debut with her’eie-.
ter, Bartara, who also attended
HolUm-Arms. Instead of vacation
ing tile summer it will be'clasaea
with easel and brush at the Ooreo-
ran Art achool for Barbara.”
Tha Qlovara live on North Broad
street-when they are at their Cam
den home.
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Dr. McAlhany to a eon of Mnk- B. Willlaihs
Nnmerots other courteales have Washington Unlverait ythis tell be^
been extended these popular vtol- transferring to Wellesley,
tore, among which was -the dinner
party and dance on last Thursday
evening girtu bf Mr. and Mra M.
MR. M’LCAN BACK
Frienc^s of A. F, Mcl^an of the
l|cLeaii Hardware Company are de
lighted to see him back after an
extended absence due to ill health.
They are glad to know that he has
11 be^Trtumed very mnch Improved' In
Mrs. Robert Barnwell Rhett, of
if.,MurTay boulevard. Charleston,
Beard and Mm. H. E. Beard, Jr 'announces the marriage of her
They wore accompanied heme by <toughter. Miss Virginia Selden
young Henry Beard, III, who has Rhett, and Charles H. Zemp, Jr.,
been visiting them.
ison of Mr. and Mm. Charies H.
Mr. and Mra. James T. Hay of'^emp of Camden
Charlotte, N. C., will be the house* The ceremony took place In St.
guests of the former’s mother, ThlBp’s 'Protestant Bplaobpa]
Mm. Florence B. Hay, over thto church, with the Res. Marshall E.
weekend. Mra. Hay will have, as her.Tmvem, rector, officiating,
gneats next week, her sister. Mm.! The bride was given In marriage
E Dudley Suidem, Mr. Sandem by her brother, R. Bamvmll Rhett.
and daughters, who will stop over* Miss Martha Reeves, of Chsrles-
en route to their place at Pawleys ton, was the bride’s maid of honor
Island. , land only attendant i'
Mr. and Mm. Will Brsdhara have]" Shannon Lindsay, of Camden,
moved to (Jamden from Lancaster iVas the bridegroom’s best man.
and are occupying the apartment A amsll reception st the home
In Mr. Bimdham’s parents home, Mr. | of the bride’s mother followed tS19e
and Mm. A. C. Bradham. The Will ceremony. The bride to a danghter
Bradhama will commute between'of the tote Dr. R. Bariiwell Rhett
Lancaster and Camden. •.•••••
Bridge Parties
Mm. Harold Booker was hostesa
^Udren^RoMle airi MeUy of ^et Thureday Morning Contract
Bto^ewo^ Jf'/i*; ^ts cinij qj which > she to s member,
l*»t Thursday at her apartment.
*®F Playing for absent membem were
darter, F^, Bf^ort j c»rr and Mrs. J. J. Ho-
Mr. and Mm. J. C. Cnnnlngham |^n
andfanttly moved w^ieeday from. Top was made by Mm.
the apartment in the Horace Ctomp- oeorge Nicholson and Mm. Carr at
bell t to their former home on Pair tables,
rtreet which has Just recently j ■ cocsrOolas and sandwiches vrere
hero reiwvated. aerved during the morning.
Some intcreeting visitors in Cam
den this past week were Col. and
Mm.. Wm. Mlkelsen and children.
Katie Franklin McAlhany of Great
fteUs tmd the late J. W. T. Mc:
He was graduated from
Cleteeon College and Medical Col-
tMTSouth Carolina,
During World War n he served
In the Army Medical Corps wKh
tha -paratroopers. sRsading 10
monttm ovarsees. He to now a prac
ticing physician at Great Falls.
The bride, while a member of
the Camden school faculty In the
capacity of muaic instructor, con
ducted a private practtce In piano
and voice.’*—
She is a very talented and bean-
tlful young woman and waa very
popular with the people of Cam
den and vicinity.
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Johnny Hagins
Honored At Party
Johnny Haglns was honored on
last Saturday, July 17tb by hto
mothm*; Mm. John A. Ragins, when
she Invited S5 of hto school mates
and neighbors to a thaSter party
and a wslner roaet, the occasion
being Johnny’s tenth birthday.
' Games and conteet^^ere played
before supper an(k:::^TSiaHto favors
given each gueet j V
Larry Smith was t^»-^wlnnhikto
ttie candy Jar guessing oonteat \
A beantlfuliy decorated cake
complete with ten lighted candles
was cut by the young host.
Mrs. Haglns wsa sastoted by Mrsc
Joel B. Gaskins. ^
Negro Youth Is
Held In Jail On
Charge Of Murder
One of the
the summer
prettiest parties of
was the four table
Tommy and Sandm of Port Benn- bridge party given on last Wed-
ing, Ga.,' who were the guests of Qpgday by Mm. J. Claytor Arrnnts
Mra. Mlkelsen’s (“Bunny" Nettles) Thomas Tavern. *
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W..i summer flowers were used on
F, Nettles, Sr. They will tour the thp,, balcony where the card game
North Carolina ^ mountains before ^ played and Ooca-(3olna and
reporting to New York where they ^p^e piwsed during the after
will embark soon for Germany. jnoon
Miss Primrose Nettles has re-1 the conclusion of the game
turned from a week’s visit with following prizes were awards,
her grandfather. Dr. McCrae John- ^ Leonard Hasty,
ston and Mm, Johnston In “* - . — .
George
Robert Lee Bennett, IS. is dead
while Ralph Drakeford, 18, faces
trial at the October term of Oen-,
eral Sessions court on a * charge
of murder. Both are colored.
Bennett died «t the Osmden Hos
pital three days aftar he had been
struck on the back at the heed by
a heavy wood cndgel, which ac
cording to a coroner’U Jury, was
wielded by Drakeford.
Bennett and Drakeford were In
a party of negroea who .were cut-
D. (GOODALE
Jeweler
O. DeKalb -Street
ai-W (Opto.F* O.)
CAMDEN, S. C.
Mm. Lanrens ' T. Mills ^;>ent
Tuesday in Hartavllle with her
brother-in-law, Dr. W. Phiinmer
» , Si MOW to Mn. j. A. HMtM I
last held by I what started out as a playful gam'
IkH ended In • ti
floating prize was
Mm. J. B. Kelly.
Fresh peach shortcake was
served to the following gueiU:
J. A.
Mills. Dr. Mills wur spend Sunday, j^pp^jp^pp Leonard Haaty.
here with Mrs. Mills brtOre *••▼*: Haglns Lester D. CHarke, Lane
Ing to join hto wife In New Torkj^j^^pppb^ j. -^gest, H. C. Hall
eo-eidl Woi^a. —Tm-ii Hdda.“B8aier "Ml
at the Inquest described how the
two colored youths were engaged
In a scuffle when Drakefoid be-
Y,afiA|oame Incensed and struck Bennett
hto ftota. He foHcwed It np
Mr. and Mra
(O^rnde Zemp) and children, Sid
ney and Billy, spent the weekend
_ . „rman| Sthw Hdds,~B8ther Ma^j
Horace (tomphell ^py^ ghehe*. R. B. 8tev-|
enson, Jr., Douglaa '4iontgomery,
Nettlea Myem. J. B. KMly, M. B.
Mnr'hBCr-crxHeTeaff
with a piece cf wood.
It was not until several honra
toter when the crew of wood cut-
at Crescent Beach with Mr. Camp- Sheberti and the ters ^ stacking the
bell’s sister. Mm. D. H. Lambert P*** Southern Railway tracks at
aS tolly of Grewmboro. N. C.
Mr. and Mrs.
-Thomas Tavern,
’for the .honor
Mrg. F. D.- Oood-
Irs. W.'C.-MeCarley,
W. Darden,
Mack Moore and
Hubert Wllsqn.
Govern were lsl<
guests, Mr. and
ale, Mr .ai
Mr. and Mm.
Mra. L. P.
the hosts.
On last Satu^y Mr. and Mm.
4. U. Reaaonover a small
uncheon for thAvQjtdens and the
Goodalee and on Saturday evening
ilfm. Leonard Schenk gave a small
dinner party in thrtr honor.
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Naval Recruiter
Coining To Assist
18-Year-Old Boys
A traveling Navy recruiter will
M at the Camden post office each
Wednesday from 9 a. m. to S p. m.,
to assist iS-year-oIds to enlist un
der a new program announced by
the Nary, by which 18-yearolda
are now accepted for a one year
enlistment on a strict quota basis.
Qualified applicants will be
placed on a< waiting .list, and will
>e enlisted as quotas are assigned.
All 18-yeer«lde most present a
wnafide certificate and must not
lave reach^ thehr Itth birthday,
i^e same mental and physical re-
ments fof enlisting In the reg-
nldr-hjvy will prevails for the one-
year
It to emphasized that young men
ages 17 to Si may continue to en
list under tee current navy pro
gram.' It Is-^antlcipated that the
number (rf men now needed by the
navy will be met entirely by volun
tary enltojments. TTie term of en
listment In the regular navy hi' 8,
4 or 6 yearn.
Mrs. M. E, Waters
Died Thursday
Mrs. Margaret Elizabeth Waters,
of near Bethnne, died at the Cam-;
den hospital early Thursday morn
ing. She was‘78 yearn old.
Funeral aerrices will be held
from the Tlmrod Baptist church
Friday afternoon a t4:IO o’clock
with the Rev. T, B. Altman of
ficiating.
Mys. Waters was the widow of
ihe late W -W, Wafam, She to anr-
vtved by the followtog children:
Mra. Sara Davis of Bethnne, John*
nto Watera of Btockstock and Clen-
lito Bteten of Cassatt; 11 grand-
childreai, and fonr great-grandehlb
Young of Savahnah.
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DeKalb that Bennel^ complained
at feeling ill. His companions
bathed hto bead wHh ice water and
took him back to jthejiroods^. When
ahebnselous loaded
him on a truck and seitt him to
the hoepltel. ^ ^ ^ _ .
Rural Qf^oer wllbnrt Williams
Investiimted the affslr and had
Drakeford finally admit to striking
Bennett wtth the clib.
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COOL SHEERS
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House Coats
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