The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 30, 1948, Image 5
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a weere oUy at
lAend.
T.^EP*fce and J. Cooley
aarewt^ed from a trip
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mrero U * PO^***tt at ttie
I bflapital-
^ R H Beam returna ttfome
irt e. »• «- oiM.
?,fter ependtn* a weeA.wUit
Ztm to OharleeUm,
f *In? Mr*. J<HWpli M. Up.
^ of Wa^lnKton, D. are
J^’at the Court In^
hand Mr*. A. Stanley liewel-
tote returned from'a Tlatt with
Ltw to Va.
[0 BAom leftr^n Sunday for
m Tort. expecta to
L two week* with reiaUree.
^ j L 01111* left thja week: for
S' dij'i ▼Islt *‘®'’ elater,
, j B Mendenhall In Oreer.
^ j, F. Moody and Bobby Jack
• returned from a two week*
t in Asherllle and Rldrecreat.
n
)M Sara Sfharpe' of Oolombia
red on Tueeday for a few daya
rrith her sister. Miss JacUe
hi‘Henrietta Zemp, LytOeton
(t, left on last Monday for a
tfi’i trip to New York and New
Mill* and
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Jackie Sharpe. Miss Dotty
BflahorouRh, Benton Sbeorn aiwa
Francis McCorkle spent last w^l
end at Myrtle
Martin and
Misses Emily and Bo^ Martin
of Spartanburg were tli«~ireekend
gnecte of Mn. B. O. Nflee.
Bar. and Mm. Herbert SpeU and
daughter. BeUy. are spending two
weeks at their tWilng' cottage In
the lower part of the jtate. ^ -
Mrs. Fumle Garrett and Miss
Rosalie Block hare retUi'nedi from
a two weeks T«t at the
Strand hotel at Ocean Drir
Mr. and'Mrt. Bob Oordai^snd
young son, Darld, motored orer
from BiahopTllle on Friday for sup-
pir wtth Mrs. Hugh Billnps.
Eddie Morgan of New York.
toi:merly with Knouds Tack Shop
in Camden, spent eereral days here
last week at the Sarafleld hotel.
Mrs. J. Miller LdtUe STrired by
iHane Wednesday. She was accom
panied' home by Capt. and Mrs.
R<H>ert T. G^ne and son, Bobbie.
Mrs..A. Douglas Boykin la spend
ing this week with her consin, Mrs.
Edward Malloy of Cheraw at the
Malloy summer cottage at Myrtle
Beach.
The R. M. Kennedy, n, are oo-
cnpylhg the Motts house on North
Broad ‘atroet, while their home on
North Lyttleton street is being re*
modeled.
Mrs. Dsn Nates (Beatrice Mo>
Casklll) is recuperating at the
REFORT CONDITION OF
The WatereerBnMng &
Assodation
OP CAMDEN, IN THE ETATI OF tOUTH CAROLINA
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON JUNE SO, 1S4t
ASSETS
Dtats Mortgage Loans IS94.928.0S
Loa&c 6,850.00
GUste Sold on Contract 9,254.80
nents 8,400.00
on Hand and In Banks ^ *.. 3,446.12
ire and Fixtures * 1.00
TOTAL ASSETS 1622,875.00
LIABILITIES '
menta PaW-ln ^ * | 83,191.19
aid Share* 406,020.00
ied Jhoflt* 4.580.86
ee* from Federal Home Loan Bank 100,000.00
*araJ)le TSs. 7,500.00
in Process i \ 1,403.46
UaWltties V-' 180.00
» 20,000.00
home of her moSer, Mrs. Otomn
McCaskUl after a recent Illness at
the Camden hospital.
Mr. snd Mrs. Andrew Marion
ud ftmlly who hare been occupy
ing the Trow.eoUage on N. MiU
street, hare mowed Into the Gate
rottsge at the Samuel Boykins.
Rew. Stiles Linee, reoter of
Grace ESpiacopal church. Is in Wil
liamsburg. Va.. wtth Mm. Lines
and thefr young daughter. They
will be away the month'of AagusL
Mm. J. B.: Zemp. Phir utreeL la
me guest of her dsiMhler, Mm.
Fisher Black and-taari^ Hr WnlF
ington, D. C. The Blacks are mow
ing neat month to Bronxwille, N. Y.
■Misses Be9erly and Barham
Bruce of Sumter, daughters of Mm’,
Basil Bruce and the late Mr. Bruce,
were the guests last week of Mr.
and Mm. Ralph ..Little and family.
Mr. and Mrs, Borchin Moore and
family of Cbi^dston, wte- hawe
been epmdfng* some time heke with
Mrs. Mom-e’s parents, Mr, and Mm.
C. C. WhHaker, Sr., retnrned to
their home on Sunday.
Miss Magdelene Glenn of AtfaenSk
Oa., returned home on Tuesdays
after a week's wlslt here wtth Miss
Gertrude Gillis. Miss oniis also
had as her gueet ower last week
end. Miss Georgia Silcox of Sumter.
• Mr*. A.*D. McAm, Lyttleton SL,
returned from Richmond, Va.‘, on
Tuesday ewening, where she has
been taking a couihe in Kindergar
ten instractiijg. She will opemte
the Calwerf" Kindergarten this next
season.
J. Flaid Moody went by plane to
Sooth Bend. Ind., where he Is at
tending the Uniwemtty of Ncftre
Dame for a summer coure in the
School of Commerce. Last we^end
he spent in Chicago, III., on a sight
seeing trip.
Mr. and Mm. A. C. Bradbam add
Mr. and Mm. Will Bradham left
on ..rWrsday for Mr. Bradham’s
brb^in (Larry Walkw of WBT,
Charlotte, N. O;) sumnwr home at
Blowing Rock, N. C., wbeiwrYhey
wrill spend a 10 day* waonaicm.
Kent Miller and hta yoong daugh
ter. PHoebe Miller of Oool Springs,
left on Monday * tor New Y(^
where Miss Phoebe Wller will wlslt
Miss Carol Bnekkley at the Wm. F.
Buckley town boose and at their
summer place at Sharon, Coon.
Miss Sybil Drakeford spent Sun
day here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R D. Drakeford. Hampton
street, before leaving on a wacation
tour through Washington. D. C..
New York and into Canada. She
win return to her position" in the
adwertislng department of The
State in Golumbia on August 14
WQUam Douglas Dawidsoo of
Kershaw spent last week here with
his grandmother, Mm. Wm. Hamil
ton Haile. His brother, Johnny
Dawldson was the weekend guest
of Mr. end Mm. A. G. Clarkson.
Jr. Their parents, Mr. and Mm
John Dawldson (Virginia Haile),
spent last woek at Myrtle Beach.
T(?rAL UABIU^IBS 1682,
875.00
ris L Clyburnr Sec.-TroaA of tha abowe-named Bnlldlng A Loan
Uon, do solemnly swear that the abore statament is trna, and
tolly snd correctly ropreaenta the trne state pf the sewtral mat-
rtto contained and set forth, to the best of my knowledgs and
LEWIE L. OLYBURN, See.'Tr*aa.
-Attest:
. SHANNON, 4th. ■ M. H. HETMAN .
L RICHARDS, JR. J. P. LEWIS
I. CLTBURN LEWM L. /CDTBURN
s of South Carollu, Oavity of Karshaw, ss:
ra to snd subscribed bWoro sae this tTth day of July, 1848, snd
' certify that I am not an otflesr or dlroetor of this Building A
noclatlon.
A. O. CLARKSON, JR.. Notary PnMIc
My Oonuniasion Bs^roa at th* Plaasar* tho Oofarstsr
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Trip West
Mm. John M. VUIepigne and Mrs.
J. B. Zemp returned on last Thsa- home on N. Broad etreeL
day from a naonth’s tour of . tha
West
They joined a group of North
Frwdie Smith
cy)Unto. in piMioi. iss7f Honored ALParty
tnd traweled by train to ths ooasL
going the central route tfad reUttto*
ing the northern, i Bn route they
^letted such placOs oi
V rouowing the card nme. Table
Yellowttone N^onal prises srere won by Mm. Oeorge
Grand Canyona Zion and Brice Na
tlonal Parks In "Utah, a stdp-ower
into Tea Juan, Mexico, and on to
Los Angetes and San Francisco.
Returning they etopped at Banff
National Park, Alberu, Canada,
Lake Louiae and Into Chicago be
fore arrlwlng in Charlotte. Among
the party on the train were Mrs.
Zemp’s two sistem. Mias Kate
Lenofar of WashtaagW. D.tC.. and
Mrs. Frank Armstrong of Green-
wlile. Tlie moat excluslwe hotel ao*
oommodatlons were afforded the
tour and ewerythlng done In the
beat manner to make it comfort
able and interesting.
Ifrs. Waltir Oaakinjias returned X
after a month's watoatfcm with her
daochtars. Mr, and Mm. Bob Har
old and family of FhOadelphl*. Mrs.
HaroM and danghtera. Patty and
Nancy aocompanted her to New
Tockk where they, spent two weeks
with Mr. and Jfrs. Pat Braford
and Helen Gsekin at the Braford
oottace on Ottgo Bsndi, Long la-
tand. . « A - -
MajOT and Mrs. .-Wth. N. Trow
hawe arriwed and hawe opened their
home on Mill street, which bas
been occnpl^ Jar—Ihe Andrew
liirtdn'h. Major Troerr. a natlwe
of Warrentqn, Va.. has been sta
tioned in Tokohoma, Japan, for
three yearn and Mre. Trow joined
him there a year and a half ago.
Their many friends are delighted
that they hawe returned to make
their hoM In Camden.
Lt and Mrs. Alan Bailey and
danghtera, "Boo’ and Sandy, ar-
riwed In Ctoimden 'from Oennany
last week. Lt Ballsfy. a former in
structor at the Sowthern Awiation
SchooL here, ia on occupational
duty with the USA Air Corps In
Germany. The BMleys (Katherine
Boyd) left Camden 00 Wednesday
for JackeoBwlIle. Fla,, where they
will wlslt Mm. Bailey's fatb’er;i,Je^
Boyod and Mm. Boyd before report
ing to duty St Mobile, Als.
Major and Mm. R. M. Richard*
and eon*, Robert and Btewei, are
spending seweral weeks in Camden
with MaJ. Richards parents, Mr.. - ^
hnd Mra J. G. Rlohards, Jr., on Cola party glwea on last Tuesd^
North Lyttleton atieet. Major ^ ® o’clock by Mm. Hugh
Richards has been in chsrge ^ Jordan
Marine Recruiting in Sbuth Caro- ^ ^ «
fna tor the past two and one-half Included Mm.
yearn with headquarters in Colum-l^^^* CreJg, Mm. Etonest Niming.
Ma He has recently recehred or-| ****- Joa^Pli- Brunaon, Mrs.
dew* to the AmphlMon* Warfaml 5'**'**®®- Mr*. J^
School', Qnantlco, vi., commeno-l Moore (Totale Whltal^)
tng on Sept.,l*L Mre. Richard*
and iq** wUl join him there at a VUIepigne (Margaret Chawnhig) of
later RAte. Washington, D. C.
Sandwiches, coc^els, salted nets
and mlBta wera serwcA wKh the
ninnAT* Pfhrfv i Coca-Colas, and sommar flowers
Lfllin^r I'arty Utroughout the BlUnpe
Mrs. Okma. A. Btognar and Mrs.|££S!L
D. 'C. Hhwon gara n lowely dlansr
party at Thomas Tarern on Tuss-i
day ewening tor'Mm. Ralph Wli!te|
in celebration her Mrtbday.
Dinner waa •erwei from a bean-l
tifully appointed table and a shower |
Of crystal ware was presented Mm.
White by the following gneets:
Mrs. Abbott Ooodale. Mm. M. E.|
Forte, Mm. H. D. Nttes, Mm. A. W.]
WoeL Mm. P. D. Baird, Mm.“ O.
Floyd Montgomery, Mine Gertrude I
OUlis and her house guest, Mlss|
Magdelene Greer of Athens, Ga.
Bridge Clubs Meet
The^WSSneaday 'Afternoon Con
tract Club was entertained this
week by Mm. F. D. Ooodale at her
Brid^ Club met with Mrs. John
M, tnileplgue at her home on
l^l^tleton street
^’'tSoca-Ctda* and crackers were
served during the morning.
V/
Playing were all the club mem-
bsrsr Mesdamea George Nlchblaon.
Leonard Schenk, Sr., A. C. Mc-
itf
R. EL StewMiSoo, Sr., Ralph LitUe
and the hoeteas. Mm. Ooodale.
Light refrertiments wfre served
fcHlowlng the card 0tme. Table
Nicholson and Mm. T. Lee Little.
• • •
Mm. E H. Kerriebn, Mrs. E. N.
McDoweU, Mm. Jack Whluker,
Mm. Alice Marye and Mlaa Lillian
Yates played for absent membera
when the Wednesday Morning
Master Freddie Smith, young epn
of Mr. and Mm. Warren Smith of
New York aito lurkwood Lane,
Camden, gave a amSU luncheon on
last Thursday in c^abration of his
sixth birthday.
■ Hia gueata were Jof McKaJn, Jr.,
Cokny and Helen QlitMif Whitaker.
Bill Ooodale and StlEe Wootsn.
The prise tor the peanut guesalng
contest was won by Bill Ooodale.
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Drop-In Party
One of the moat delightful IttAle
“drop-ln" parties was the Coca-
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Bridge Parties
Mrs. Luther Fields entertained I
the membera of the Thumday Af-|
ternoon Bridge Club, with whl<^|
ehe frequently plays, on last Tham-|
day at her home on Kirkwood!
Circle. —
Three tables were In play in thel
spacions living K>om which was at-i
tmctlwely decorated with arrange-1
meots of summer flowers, and
prises were awarded the following,
Mm. J. A. Haglns, for high eoore.l
a||B. Jas. W. Staart tog s*eoiiA|
high score sad Mrs. J. R. Kellyf
last held the floating prise.
A dessert eovrsa with an loedj
drink was aerred upon ths arriwalj
of the gneets aad CooaOolM pai
ed during the card game.
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Mra. Jim Darby waa hast ass tol
her card dub on last Thnrsdayl
slltemotm at her home on Chamutl
street
Playing with thd club toambemj
at toe three tables were: Mn.
George Stuart, Jr., Mra. Dayld Har
ter, Mrs. Hlfliu Schloahorg, Mra.!
Everett Montgomery and Mm. Bs-j
ther Mahaffey.
Table prises were won by Mm.
Lane Woodcock, Mm. David Har-j
ter and Mra. Julian Sanders, Jr.,
of Hagood.
Dellckms rsfreshmsftts wen
served before the bridge gam*.
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The Thursday MornhMT Brldgel
Club was eotsrtalned laud week by
Mm. A. C. Bradham at h*r home
on N. Broad street. Snhatkntlng j
tor two abwnt members were Mrs.
Ralph Little and Mra. Bnelahj
SQieorn. Prises at toe two tablee]
wera won by Mrs. M. M. Reason-
ower and Mrs. Georgs Nhdkolson.
Daliolotis refrehhmMrts were
ssrredhr the hoMses daring ^thej
mranlng. --
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