The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 20, 1948, Image 4
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*'■„ jjcCoy an* *> Jo Mickl*
this w««k at JMtoto
, Mr*, rff 1 -..
igu* spendln* thl* W
mI
er in Pfort-
n.jm Btfnatta
If Beebe spent last
9m Island, Ga. .
* garth Clyburn has returned
. visit with her sister. Mrs.
-‘(^Slam in Martoe.
L..r Darldson of Kershaw
, gLuy here with his Brand-
\ aw . l- a
Nauuss/ —- w'——'
- Mra Annie S. DarMeon.
'id w,»
rs. Spark •
* »otor trip to Mis.
home in Manchester,
Pat*
i. ^^12*151°*
at her home on Littleton
■tref after hsTlnc been eneSeS
at the Camden hipS. P4lient
Mia. BeUmi WUUnme and Mies
I riw WMfc*-iS2L ] ? turned ^0®
* v ®* retsttres In SparUn.
borf and Charlotte. N. C.
Mrs. J<4in L. Team are
^ M° n day by the death of her
r*^- .fi!" «• T«r. k - iz
bwfed j® Osmdee on Tuesday.
KlridandofChar.
JottsTflle, Va., and dnnsther wrm
^^o*J^^a^»otored to Fort Mill
- r-1*.
-ne after a week's rlait at
^a ifith Mrs. Spencer MoMss-
aad Mrs. J. I* Williford
tbe weekend in Wlnnaboro
ittended the Crswford-Hughea
tof
danghtar ef Mr. and Mrs. Vlnoent
OUrer Smith, of Amherst. Vs* he-
came the bride of Biles Fate of
Richmond, aon of Mr. and Mrs. J.
L- Pate of Camden, In a double rise
■MBBBBliml^ o’clock
in
_—- QerUude M. Zemp of the
University of Kentncky, Lexington,
JSSh^iTf o r».. 8anday
Mm. Horace
Campbell and her mm. Caper.
» .. Mrs. Ralph N. Shannon has re*
. Bnoerr Wilson and dangh- turned from a motor trip to
yice snd son. Posy, hare 'P®®- Har niece. M tee Mary
“ Sr r«*rn<* wiS
Sd rlSt m nnmln tOT ** * xtel,d -
.. aa* 'jtfs. Robert Phillip
L M Ue) a K d • 0,, ’ BOb '
we of Boston. Itaaa., has retnrn-
• thraejreeks rteit hare
!2?J£f Q ~“* Mr,. Jn .
nl from a week's visit With
m in Union.
my Ancrum, son of Mr. and
Thomas Ancrum, has arrived
MUG ATTRACTIONS
[ftigiar
rL-Sat, August 20-2X
“GUNS OF HATVP*
Tim Holt, Nan Lsalia
A Isa* ^ •
1001 ThrilM
“The White OerMla”
A Double Feature I
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n.-Tues., Aug. 23-24
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SPECIAL!
Ken Murry’s
‘BILL AND COO”
i Full Length Feature
’ in Trucolor
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i.-Thura., Aug.
>• Hoosier Hot Shots In
K>NG OF IDAHO*
•leal that has Everything
“*_. danghter. Barbers,
S 1 ??*** ,or Akr ^ °-
b® Join Dr. AMen who has Just re*
oswtjy opened his office and Is
practicing medicine there.
v Ml ?- Brildl ® y (Margie De-
Loach*) > i§ recuperating *t her
heme on MIU street, after harinf
bean -confined at the Camden hoe.
S'* 1 *'
Greyhound bos wreck recently.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McCarley
hhve returned from a motor trip
to Ann Arbor, Mich. They were ao*
oompanied home by their son, Joe
McCarley, who has been partidpnt-
tag in golf tournaments at the
University of Michigan and in Lin
coln, Neb. )
Mrs. U 9. Hardin returned on
Friday from a week’s visit with
Mrs. William Brace in Charleston.
The Hardies had aa their weekend
guests, their daughter, Mra, Kath-
thefr
lean Colvin of Columbia end -
son, H. H. Hardin and funny, also
of Columbia.
v Mrs. Lawrence Kirkland of Char-
lottaville, Va., who has been spend
ing this week here with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Pierce Canter (Emily
Shannon) end family, left by mot
or on Friday for Griffin, On., to
visit her mother. Mrs. W. B. H.
Searsy. She was accompanied by
i«m Saturday.
teen in
DEMOISELLE
If: ’
Monday
heist The Rev.
oIRkdeted. .*»
The bride, who
Angnet t in the
church In Am-
gtven hi
rings by bar father, were a
of midnight bine with s picture hat
to match and curried a white pray-
mark-
book w^th^a purple orchid
Rose Whitehead of
was maid of boner and
> only attendant She were
of pdtal pink and n pic
ture hat of navy; She cSrried a
bouquet ef garden flowers.
William Imwfc of Richmond and
Tasewell served as best man.
The bride attended Sweet Briar
College end is a graduate of the
' ~ ifeeaioeal
the College of William and’ Mary.
Mr. Pate is a graduate of Clem-
•on College Of Ronth Carolina. Aft-
*r their return from a wedding
'rip. Mr. and Mrs. Pate will make
their home in Richmond.
• .
Bumet-Cmarlton
Marriage Of Interest
Of grant Interest -to their many
friends in Camden and among the
winter Colony is the announce-
ment of the wedding of Miss Mary
Elisabeth Chariton of Proetorsvffle,
Vermont, and Brevard Place, Cam
den and Thornton West Burnett,
at the home of the
parents at 4 o’clock in
noon, August 14.
The Rev. Barton Lloyd officiated
in flie pretence of the immediate
The bride was given in _
by her mother, Mrs. Mary Fletch-
Charlton and the bridegroom
had aa his best man, his brother.
William R. Burnet Mra. Edward
Iron bf
Gaston was the matron ef honor
and the bride's only attendant
Mrs. Burnet the daughter ef
Mra. Mary Fletcher Charlton* of
Proctorerille, Vermont end Camden
and the late Dr. Frederick Rankin
[n<L. is
Charlton of Indianapolis, In<L,
a graduate of Bryn Mawr. She la
a popular member of Cesaden's
winter colony end e young lady
of groat talent mm! charm. She Is
the granddaughter of Allen M.
Fletcher, former governor of Ver
mont
The bridegroom is the eon ef
Mr. and Mrs. David Burnet the
termer being former Commitoidner
of Interns! Revenue under Presi
dent Hoover. He attended the Uni
versity of Virginia.
The young couple will make
home in Arlington. Va
Birth
Bora toVr. and Mra. William W.
Bates, Jr, a son ninths Duke ho
pltal, Durham, N. C., Friday. An
ast Uth. "He has been named
William Wanhameker, m. Mrs.
Bates is the former Ann Clarkson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Q.
Clarkson, Sr., and Mr. Bates Is the
eon of Mra W. W. Bates end the
late Mr. Bates. They have two oth-
Mtes Bare Lynn Richey bf At
lanta, Oc, daughter of -Mra H. I*
Richey, DeKalb street is spending
the sntomer In Honoinhi with hfr
sister, Mr*. Paul F. White (Mary
Riohey) and family. She was a©-
mpanled on the trip by Mlm
Natoiene Zeigler of Eetfll and New
York, formerly of Camden, who was
a friend end classmate ef Mrs.
White’s.
like to
of Camden would
their thanks to the
which conais
of CMytor Arroats, Arthur Jones
end Robert Kennedy, Jr, through
your newspaper. We are deeply
indebted to these three men for
their active Interest In bur welfare
and development This interest tree
Shown by an appropriation Mil tor
in
county with a certain amount desig
nated tor the City ef Camden.
were not lacking in
Bits when they passed this MU.
They fchd V
visited In our small
a, talked with
tolly realised
we ere striving to do.
We are thankful tor the oppor-
tnnMtts they here given ns. It W
Our desire
Four tables were in piny tad
-. Langford
prises awarded Mra John
for high score and to Mra Leonard
Hasty tor second high. The tow
by Mra Henry Lee
Clybnrn. ;■; il-
Invited t6 play with the club
members were Meedames Luther
Fields, Jnmee W. Stuart. Henry
Lee Clyburn, Charles Palmer, Leon
ard Hasty, Claytor Arrante, Ned
Parker and Hnlan A. Small.
A delicious course with
iced tee was served at the conclu
sion of the -bridge gnma
e e e e e b
Birth.
Mr. sad Mra Forrest E. Shirley
these opporhmfttos end making the
most of them.
We teeuugers assure yon that
these three men's names will not
soon be torgotton by us.
||r tbbn tavern
Morty Mailer, President
1041 Broad M. TuL 220sl
Cnmidew, S. C.
ARRANTS THANKS VOTERS
I • thank the people of Kershaw
County for the vote they gave me on
August Idthat gave me a lead in my race
for re-eleetion to the House of Repre
sentatives. I hope that the people again
on Tuesday will give me a good lead in
this race. ,
I know tl^at I am HONEST, I hope
that I am qualified and I believe that I
have tlie necessary experience.
Yours Sincerely,
' A
J. Clator Arrants
Alp of today, mo omo may erect n building in
the City of Camden until the plans hare first been
of AThdadm^or the
i hull dinar cnmtmeftnr. to the Zoning Committee lor
approynl; and a building permit issued bf the City
Clerk for this building. Anyone foond not comply
ing with, thin regulation will bo famd guilty of a
which carries a fine of thirty da:
$10000.
ys or
\
Mr. R/fthph Little is Chairman of the
Committee and the other members aTs Mr. W.
Nettles, 2r n and Mr. John WbitoScer, Jr. r'
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REPRESENTATIVES
•Sen of J. Teem and Annie R. Gettya. A rasiJsnt
of Logoff, Kershaw Comity. ,
of 0 1-2
-2 years m
World War 1L
•I believe in a liberal
gram and a deems la aid to those
•C believe in
of the
laU. S.
pramlaa is to aaroa to Ike boat
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•I am eogmactad with no political ring
indiwidnal or a
obligation to any
•1 wish to ur ge the people of this
‘ aylLve of
dao the privilege they
who are to represent them in
fas next Toeaday'a
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