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»AQE SCVCti s o (i e i v An Item For lK« Soclol Paso ... Phono 430-W iiMf 8 ' Stevenson (Louise Blakeney) and young son of New York have arrived for a visit with her mother, Mrs. A. K. Blakeney, Fair street y ’ , Mn , £ L- Crdl<y and «re Sunday guests at Mr. n E. Brannon. Stuart, Kirkwood i the textile show bitor in Greenville this Mrs. Kenneth Daniels ► *2*1 Mrs. Wm. S. Whiting the Textile Show in —u this week. _ primrose Nettles, N. MiD 'merit the weekend with Misses Mame and J^roBrennan in Columbia, f^d Mrs. John T. Nettles I ilrTjohn s. Lindsay spent ,!,« in Columbia arid Winns- LHth relatives. tni Mrs. John T. Laney and Lyttleton street spent "Sekend at their cottage at ^ Mr^ J. L. Williford the latter’s brother, Quay ri and family in Kershaw frMid Mrs. Jerry Hoffer and , jon, Phillip, left on Sunday ' p, 111., where Mr. Hoffer i«mHv optometry. L Margaret Clarke of Ridi- Va., has been the guest of “mother, Mrs. Maurice H. Chesnut street, Major kV (“Mike”) H. Clarke and ■]jane Trantham) are based ip Lejeune, N. C., with the States Marine Corp. 'and Mrs. Ben Team and .Team, Jr., spent last weekend lock Hill with their daughters, i Edna Team and Mrs. Robert i and Mr. Queen, and Mrs. C. M. Derr and and Mr. j of Newport i weekend gues __ itknids at Woodward Kew Fall Slacks loiutels - GobordinM Coverts SHEORN'S Clothing - Shoes Furnishings Bridge Clubs Meet j.Miss Mary Nell Hall Mrs. Lind*, Ptec. w. s hortm ^nd Jerry R. McLeod, Jr." to members of her bridge club last Marr toge Of Interest Thursday at Thomas Tavern. | __ n . Two additional tables of guests Miss Mary Nell Hall, daughter played with the club members | of Mrs. Joseph Henry Hall and and prizes were awarded Mrs. H. the late Mr. Hall, became the Hal Junior Welfare League Has Party Welcoming Its New Members Mri. L H. Hardin Entertains Bride-Elect At Her Home Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Tailer. Brevard Place, returned last week from New York where they spent the summer and have opened “eir home here for the season. Sgt Kamel Shebeen has return ed to Elgin Field, Pensacola, Fla., after a visit here with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Paris Shebeen, Fair street Sgt Sheheen leaves soon for a 90-day duty in Japan. Mrs. J. A. Sterne, Mrs. George Stuart, Sr., and George E. Stuart, days this week “f 8 - M - G - Witten in Blue- field, W. Va. Mrs. Whitten is the mother of Mrs. Sterne and Mrs. Stuart. Leon, Carl and Marion Schlos- burg spent their holiday in Hen dersonville, N. C., where they stopped at the Skyland Hotel. Mrs. Leon Schlosburg visited mends in Columbia and Mr. and Mrs. Elihu Schlosburg were guests of the latter’s parents in Bishop- ville. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S. Whiting of Hartsville were visitors in Camden last week. They, with their family, will move to Cam den on November 1 and will re side in their recently purchased home, formerly owned Dy the H G. Garrisons. Friends of Mrs. H. S. Glover (Ollie Stokes) of Walterboro will be delighted to learn of her im provement from an attack of polio. She is being moved from the w_ r n j isolation ward at new Roper hos- vl' wprp 1 pital “d is able 10 walk. She ex- X*;’ ^ pects to be home by Christmas, sts of the Ken- Mrs . T w> s . Davis (Lucy Kirk . land) and son, Thas. Jr., of Wash- ington, D. C., and Mrs. Davis’ mother-in-law, Mrs. George Davis of Warren ton, Va., are the guests of Mrs. Thomas J. Kirkland. Mrs. O. J. Smyrl, president of the South Carolina Council of Farm Women, left Sunday on the Cardflna Special from Columbia for a meeting of the National Council of Farm Women at Tulsa, Okla. Mrs. Basil Bruce and daughters, Beverley and Barbara of Sumter, will spend this weekend here with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Little. Bev- Go To Church Sunday allman for high score, Mrs. Luther Fields for Tow score and Mrs. J. A. Hagins the floating prize. The additional guests were Mesdames Luther Fields, J. W. Stuart, J. B. Kelly, J. Clator Ar- rants, Wm. Smoak, Chas. Palmer, H. A. Small and Douglas Mont gomery. A dessert course and coffee was served at the conclusion of the card game. • • • The Thursday Afternoon Con tract Club met last week with Mrs. Wm. D. Nettles at her home, 316 Laurens street Two tables were in play in the living room, which was lovely with many ar rangements of autumn flowers. . Mrs. David Harter, a new mem ber, and Mrs. Lane Woodcock were winners of high score prizes. The hostess served delicious re freshments before the bridge game. - - The Wednesday Afternoon Con tract Club met this week with Mrs. F. D. Goodale at her home on Broad street A dessert course was served be fore the bridge game and prizes were won by Mrs. R. E. Steven son, Sr., and by* the hostess, Mrs. Goodale. All members of the club were present. • • • • Mrs. Mabel Houser was hostess to members of her bridge club on she wore a tailored Wednesday morning at her home lavender orchids bride of Jerry Russell McLeod, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Russell McLeod of Rembert, in a lovely ceremony on August 28 at 4:30 m the afternoon at the home of the bride’s mother, near Cam- den. The Rev. Mr. Kenneth Bed- enbaugh officiated, in the presence of the two immediate families and a few intimate friendse, using the double ring ceremony. Lattice- work banked with palms, wood- wardia fern. Southern smilax, seven-branched candelabra hold ing white tapers, and floor bas kets of white gladiolis, chrysan themums and tuberoses decorated the room in which the vows were spoken. Bridal green and white was used effectively in the other parts of the house. The candles were lighted by San McLeod, brother of the bridegroom, and James Hall, brother of the bride. Before the ceremony, Miss Gertrude Sanders of Easley, cou sin of the bridegroom, sang “I Love You Truly” by Bond, “Be cause” by d’Hardelot and “The Lord’s Prayer” by Mallot. The wedding march from the third act of “Lohengrin” by Wagner was played for the processional. Mr. McLeod had his father as his best man. The bride, who was given in marriage by her brother, Robert Hall, was stunning in a winter white suit with brown reptile ac cessories and a brown hat and bouquet of One of the loveliest parties of the autumn ieason was the tea given on Monday afternoon by the Junior Welfare League at the home of Mrs. Herbert L. Spell on North Mill street, honoring its new members: Mrs. Jack Tallent, Mrs. Wm. J. Barton, Miss Peggy Funderburk, Miss Sara Gnibbs, Mrs. Wm. Smoak, Mrs. H. C. Hall man, Mrs. Luther Fields, Mrs. R. T. Fairey, Mrs. Ralph R. White and Mrs. Wm. H. Trow, a former member who has recently return ed from overseas. Guests were invited to call at 5:30 o’clock and were greeted at the door by the officers of the League: Miss Francis Rhame, president; Miss Carey Guthrie, vice president; Mrs. DaCosta Brown, secretary; Mrs. J. Clator Arrants, corresponding secretary; Miss Laura Brown, treasurer, and Mrs. Herbert L. Spell, member-at- large. A beautifully appointed tea table was presided over by mem bers of the League, while others assisted in serving and entertain ing the visitors. A linen and lace Cloth covered the table and a boWl of white chrysanthemums and Mrs. L. Hardin will enter tain on Saturday with a luncheon lay wi at her home, LaUrens street, hon oring Miss Caroline Coleman of Columbia and Anderson, bride- elect of October 31. Mrs. Hardin’s daughter, Mrs. Kathleen H. Col vin, will be an attendant in the wedding, as will her grandson, Herbert Hardin, Jr., who will be the ring bearer. A bridal motif will be used in the decorations and table appointment. Covers wui be lakl for the host ess, the honour guest, Miss Cole man and her mother, Mrs. C. D. Coleman of Anderson, Mrs. J. D. Hopkins of Simpsonville, Mrs. Hairy Webber, Mrs. Helen Tarpy, Mrs. H. H. Hardin and Mrs. Kath leen H. Colvin, all of Columbia. Miss Ruby Coffey And J. T. Touston, Jr. Wed Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Ruby Cof fey, daughter of Walter Coffey of Lenoir and the late Mrs. Coffey, and John Thomas Houston, Jr., of Charlotte, N. C. Mr. Houston is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. “Jake” Houston of Charlotte and the nephew of Mrs. John S. Lindsay and John T. Net- on guests Da\ Mill street. Additional included Mrs. George vis, Warrenton, Va.; Mrs. John Whitaker, Jr., Mrs. C. H. Zemp and Miss Lillian Yates. Mrs. E. H. Kerrison was voted in as a new member. Light refreshments were served by the hostess during the morn ing. • • • Mrs. John L. Team invited the She was attended by her sister, Miss Barbara Hall, as maid of honor. She was attired in a Teal blue ensemble with brown acces sories and her flowers were yel low roses in a small bouquet. Mrs. Hall, the bride’s mother, wore a black bengeline dress with black accessories and a corsage of white roses. Immediately following the cere mony, the young couple with their members of her card club to play' parents and attendants, formed a at her home on N. Broad street on last Saturday afternoon. Only club members were present and table prizes were won by Mrs. A. C. McKain and Mrs. George Nich olson. A delightful salad plate with accessories was served following the card game. erley Bruce will attqnd the Youth Fellowship Conference at the Lyttleton Street Methodist church Friday, Saturday and Sunda; brings you the favored silhouette! At seen in VOGUE tSv-ys*" Little Theatre CAMDEN. S. C. Fri-SaL. Oct. 8-1 "MANvEATEN OF KUMAOIT Sabi Starring u. Wendell Corey Joanne Page Also Selected Short Subjects Sat. Nile. OcL «. 10:30 P. M. * Shocking Story^ of Missing Startling. Real The Naked ... Truth! "STAGE STRUCK** Conrad NageL Ralph Byrd Audrey Long, Kane Richmond receiving line. Mrs. Marvin Watson of Harts ville presided over the gifts and Mrs. Jerry Rush was in charge of the bride’s register. The bride’s table, was covered with a lace cloth and centered with a low bowl o£ bride’s roses and tube roses. Lighted tapers in tall candlesticks were used on either side and a three-tiered wed ding cake graced one end of the table. Three punch bowls were pre sided over by Misses Margie Wat ers, Doris Stokes and Susan Rush, assisted by Mrs. Max Rush, Mrs. Hovt Owens and Miss Jean Laney. After their wedding trip to the South Carolina beaches, the cOuple are occupying an apart ment at the home of the bride’i mother. ,• Mrs. Mggflyrawite of Camden high school and is man ager of the retail department of the Camden Floral Company. She is a young lady of unusual charm and personality. Mr. McLeod received his educa tion in the Dalzell schools and at Spartanburg Junior College. He is employed at the Dalzall poet of fice. Among the out-of-town guests were: Major and Mrs. Thas. Ram- pey, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rampey of Columbia. W. B. Hunttey, R. D. Huntley, Mrs. Henry Reynolds a blue ageratum was used in the :enter flanked by white burning tapers in silver candelabra. Punch, sandwiches, cookies, nuts and mints were served. Quantities of gladiolis, casonas, zinnias and daisy chrysanthe mums were used elsewhere in the \ Spell home. , Approximately 50 guests called during the tea hour. * • * » • . Births Sgt and Mrs. M. L. Stallings announce the* birth of a daughter, Melons Ann, on September 22 at he Fort Jackson hospital, Colum- >ia. Mrs. Stallings is the former Miss Jackie Frye of Camden. • • • Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Robinson, of Kershaw announce the birth of a son, Randy Mills Robinson, on Tuesday, October 5 at the Cam den hospital. Patrol Method Of Review Being Used For Scoui Troop 39 A patrol method of review for training is now underway for Troop 39. The Wolf Patrol, un der the guidance of their Patrol Leader, Billy Wilson and Assist ant Patrol Leader Thomas Taylor, meet each Monday of each week for their review. The Snake Pat rol, led by Patrol Leader Charles Moore and Assistant Patrol Lead er Jimmy Myers, meet each Tues day of each week for their train ing. A regular troop meeting for organized sports are held each Thursday of each week. Recently Wallace Reeves, Jr., II (not of scout age), was elected Troop Mascot. An Indian Head dress is being planned for the mascot. ties of Camden. The wedding took place Satur day, October 2. dramatic, romantic Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond K. Richburg, a son, on Tuesday, •Dctober 5 at the Camden hospital. He has been named Joe Malcolm. • • • • ■Cards have been received in Camden announcing the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Goodale on September 11, at Wat ertown, Conn. Mrs. Goodale, the former Eleanor Marvin Smith, is the daughter of Mrs. Dorothy Marvin Smith. She made her home here with her grandmother, Mrs. H. G. Marvin, Rectory Square. Mr. Goodale is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Goodale. The baby has been named Dorothy Marvin Goodale. -■X- ( Go To Church Sunday Hnrlium Stnitmr T. D. GOODALE JEWELER E. DsKalb Si. (Opp. P.O.) Camden. S. C. COMING ATTRACTIONS Haiglar Theatre "or. Broad and Ruilsdgs Sis CAMDEN. S. C. Fri-Sai.. Oci. 8-9 Big! Bold! Full of Action! _ 'THE BOLD FRONTIERSMAN'' Allen “Rocky” Lane Eddy Waller Also Serial, Comedy, Cartoon Mon.-TuM.. Oct. 11-12 Special! First Run! ''LETTER FROM AN UNKNOWN WOMAN'' Joan Fontaine, Louis Jordan Warner Pathe News Wsd.-Thurt~ Oct. 13-14 It’s filled with songs, dancin’ and colleens. "MY WILD IRISH ROSE" in Technicolor Dennis Morgan, Arlene Dahl Serial and News . Also Register Now for Bank Night Starts Soon at Haiglar Theatre Only iHraHiiiitiuiaiiiiiiiiiiraniui and Norman Reynolds of Char lotte, Mr. and Mrs. Cramer Jones and Miss Elizabeth Jones, Be- thune. - Mon.-TuM.. Oci. 11-12 It’s Hysterical! A comedy scream! “ON OUR MERRY WAY" Paulette Goddard, Burgess Meredith, James Stewart Henry Fonda, Dorothy Lamour Fred MacMurray, Victor Moore Also Movietone News Wad. Thun^ Oci. 13-14 TSNT IT ROMANTIC" Veronica Lake, Mona Freeman Billy DeWolfe, Mary Hatcher Alao Latest Ne^ tews Copper Tubing and Fittings: far Connacting Oil Burning Hoatart Camden Hardware & Supply Co. rice and Han y PHONE 7 DANCING EVERY SATURDAY . NIGHT Squort, Round or Jiftarbug the Kershaw Country “ ‘ S.C. 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