The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 29, 1948, Image 7
TUB CAMDni CHBOinCaX. CAMDOt, SOUTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER H IN»
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tf jjf, An It«* ^ Social P«*« ... PImm 430^W
Beard U h patient •* the
So hospitaL
Elizabeth McDowell of
jJJ^sited reUtivea In Camden
‘SdiSttii in C««-
With relative*.
\L Ellen DoUgla* ~
?fNW Y “ r «^' r ‘
i j^re with Mrs.
; Fair street .
^ Wm.
h is spending *ix wee** here
jlr. and Mrs. Gary Smith,
Broad street
Hr and Mrs. Hubert Wilson
children, Alice and Dogan,
, moved into their newly con-
•ted home on Cheanut street.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. L. Goodale,
Greene itreet, left FridarfS
Mipnu Heach, Fla., to attmd the
!? ation ^Lll onst Telegraph De
livery (FID) convention.
Cadets Wm. Salmond, Usher
Myers, Sterna Bolte and John
Stevenson, students at Carlisle
Military School, Bamberg, are <
pected home for the weekend.
Friends of Mrs. C. P. DuBc^
will be delighted to learn that
she u recuperating nicely at the
Camden hospital after a recent ill-
ex-
"EL A. K. Blakeney is spending
Siditful vacation in Bermuda
„ d tf Co“ and Mrs. Elliott White
wines of Fort Mill.
Wnds of Mrs. Frank Mayer,
k street, will be glad to know
I she is recovering nicely from
ILait illness.
* and Mrs. W. F. Nettles, Jr,
Mary Primrose Nettles spent
in St. George and Sum-
■viUe with relatives.
’gr and Mrs. Mack Katz of Fort
uierdale, Fla., arrived on Tues-
-for a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
, Schlosburg. •
Mr and Mrs. Sam Clarke and da,
ily of Columbia spent Sunday
. with Mr. Clarke s sister, Mrs.
L. Team and family, Broad
**rs. Frank Keene has arrived
fromBoston, Mass., where she and
Mr. Keene spent the summer and
is at her apartment on Fair street
Mr. Keenewill join her here later
for tye winter.
George E. Stuart, HI, student at
Belmont * Abbey Preparatory
School, Belmont, N. C., wMarrive
on Friday for the weekend with
h^ parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. E.
Stuart, Jr.
Mrs. Lewis Lee Clyburn spent
Ust week in Atlanta, Ga., with
her son, Wm. H. Clyburn and Mrs.
Lingerie Shower And Cord
Party for Miss Rosborough
First in the pre-nuptial parties
being planned for Miss Dottie
Rosborough, bride-elect who will
be married to Benton Sheorn, Jr.,
on November 20th was the lin-
E e shower and card party given
Miss Charlotte Boykin and
b Sara June Rozier at the
home of the former’s aunt Mrs.
Wm. R. Watkins, on n Laurens
Court Saturday evening at t
o’clock.
A profusion of multi-colored
dahlias and chrysanthemums
DuBose, were used in the living room and
hall where three tables of bridge
and two tables of rummy were
played.
A corsage of yellow rose buds
marked'the honor guests chair
and at the conclusion of the card
game prizes were awarded Mias
Sara Grubbs for high score in
bridge and Mrs. J. A. Ros borough
for top score in rummy. The float
ing prize was last held by Miss
Virginia Stokes.
A huge decorated basket filled
with the gifts brought by the
guests was presented Miss Ros-
rough. A salad course, ribbon
ndwiches and Russian tea was
served by the hostesses, assisted
Huggins-Floyd
Wedding Of Interest
Of cordial interest is the wed
ding October 2, ^ith Mrs. Alma _____
Pate Huggins became the bride of of ’co^v^tTom 'SaW‘your
staS ssrv-» ^d«d/ow-
den, with the Rev. Herbert Spell,
pastor of the Lyttleton Street
Metho
officiating,
s of the
m
ethodist church,
the presence of members
immediate family.
For. her wedding ' the „ bride
wort a light gray-fall woolen suit,
with wine accessories.
Mrs. Floyd Is the daughter of
,uther Thomas Pate and the late
dr*. Verm elle Stokes Pate, of
Camden. She has made her home
in Carsden for the past few
months with her sister, Mrs.
Louise Pate McLeod
. .. , . I Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Faulk-
r.mA vuIJa iJnn* enbe nr of Kershaw announce the
Si.'iViriSj' wai y vA#J« M, hA birth of * •on. Dwyi Woodrow^ on
no*- pn™ 1 ! the war veers he Tuesday, October 26 at the Cam-
served three &nd & h&li veers in ^
eater. He y blow dm ho8piUL .
connected wii
Company, in
nis bride will make
Mrs. Samuel Russell, N. ' Mill
t, has arrived from Litchfield,
j where she spent the sum-
and has opened her house
> for the season.
[Miss Bessie Patrick of Colum-
Ciybum fPeggy M^Guirt). and at-'
tended the Ga. Tech-Florida foot
ball game.
Mrs. C. O. Stogner is attending
the State Annual WMU meeting
at The Citadel Square Baptist
church in Charleston. While there
she will be the guest of her
ul S. Pearce.
Huggins, Jr., of
Dillon who was Bobby Howie be
fore her recent marriage spent
last week here. She was in charge
of the Marian Beauty Shop dur
ing the manager’s absence.
Miss Betty Wright and Miss
Janice Sue Hastey spent last
weekend in Columbia visiting
their -sisters, Mrs. W. M. Watkins
mghter, Mrs. Paul S. P«
Mrs. /Ulen G. Huggins, Jr.,
"with her sister, Mrs. Gary
who is a patient ct the
hospital.
and Mrs. George R. Darden
daughter, Carolyn, Fiir
spent Saturday in Chapel
i with Bill Darden and attend-
[the UNC-LSU football game.
MiomwMteic
spent several days here this and Mrs. Stalvey. They also at-
‘ - ; ‘ L ri “~ tended the State Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Garrison
moved on Monday from their
home on Lyttleton street, recently
sold to the Wm. S. Whitings of
Hartsvilltto the Garrison family
home on Broad street
Mrs. Leon Schlosburg has re
turned-from Dayton, Ohio, where
she visited her daughter, Miss
Joan Schlosburg, and Dr. and
Mrs. Arnold Allen (Phyllis Kar-
esh) and family.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hamilton Os
borne of Columbia, formerly of
Camden, were visitors here on
Sunday attending services at the
Lyttleton Street Methodist
church. *
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C. Hough
were called to Charlotte, N. C.,
on last Thursday by the sudden
death of Mr. Hough’s sister, Mrs.
• Boykin( Esther] Miss
ip*M, md foil
Itri* Hm ••WIm and wlttfcw.
The Camden
Floral Co.
Phone m/. ;
211 East Lauren* 8L
Camden. 8. C.
and
home. They are stopping tem
porarily at the Vaughan hotel.
• • * « •
by Misses Kate, Susie and Mary
Watkins, to the following: Mrs:
J. A. Rosbo rough, mother of the
bride-elect; Mrs. Benton Shearn,
the bridegroom-elect’s mother;
Misses . Virginia Stokes, Sara
Grubbs, Laura Brown, Peggy
Funderburke, Margaret Smith,
Myre Rast. Molly Ruth Redfearn,
Edna Strak, Dot Sowell; Susie,
Kate and Mary Watkins.
Also, Mesdames J. A. Ha gins,
Mrs. Ned McDowell, Mrs. Robert
DuBerry (Mildred Rosborough),
Mrs. Wm. R. Watkins, Jr, of Co
lumbia and Mrs. Wm. R. Watkins.
• « • • «
Moster Buck Smith
Has Tenth Birthday
Master Buck Smith, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Gary H. Smith, N. Broad
street, was honored on last Sat
urday with a buffet supper party
given by his parents in celebra
tion of his tenth birthday.
A. Hallowe’en motif was car
ried out effectively in the decora
tions and favors and the buffet
supper was served from a beau
tifully appointed table centered
with the two-tiered birthday cake.
The many arrangements of fall
flawers, and the attractive even
ing gowns of the “young ladies”
made this a very festive occasion.
The Smiths were assisted in en
tertaining by Mr. and Mrs. E.
Clarkson Rhame and
Catherine and Jerry, M
Smith of Mullins, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Speaks, Mr. and Mrs.
Win. Murphy of Myrtle Beach and
e Patrick of Columbia.
Hobkirk Hill chapter; DAR, will
eeung on Friday,
October 29, a? the home of Dr. and
told its next, me
Mrs. George Stratford Barnes,
307 Mill street, at 4 p. m. The
chi
meeting
sense of the regent, Mrs. vonTres-
ckow, who is attending the
rounders’ Day celebration and
ward meeting at the Tamassee
JAR school, with the president
general, Mrs. Roscofe C. O’Bryne,
Wm. Whitaker
Hough)
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. D. Nettles,]c^ii Conference Of S C
Laurens street, and Mr. and Mr*, f ai, > onTer ® n J e V;. 3
Ray Moore of Columbia will at- Legions and Auxiliaries
' n Columbia
' in Rale
the weekend
ei * h -| The fall conference of the S. Q.
Ite. i. E. Ho-, Chesnut
will leave on I Cofumbia on Monday, November
leston where die will attend the
final performance of “Life With
Father” at the Dock Street
theater. Her granddaughter, Bar
bara Rosa, is In the cast, portray
ing the character of the maid.
Mr. and Mrs. Boykin W. Rhame
spent last weekend in Greenville
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rhame. |
They all attended the Citadel-
1. The auxiliary business meeting
will be held at 10:15 a. m., in the
USO library, followed by « join
luncheon of the Legion an<
Auxilaries in the Jefferson Hotel
ballroom at 1 p. m. $1.50 per plate.
There will be a dance at 9 p. m.,
in the Jefferson Hotel ballroom.
All members are urged to at
tend.
Garden Notes
The horticultural committee of
the Camden Garden Club suggests
that everyone with a back yard
can assist with the world move-
era, garden waste and kitchen
waste and manure. Sprinkle
lightly with dirt and lime and
water it Repeat Turn to pue
occasionally and you will have a
fine comfort heap.
• • • • •
Births
• Mr. and Mrs. Marvis Shirley are
the proud parents of a daughter
born Saturday, October 23 at the
Camden
named her
hospital. They
- Patricia Donate
Mot 9 r , Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Muujns, where is Moseley at the Providence hos-
meir pital, Columbia, a son, on October
24. Mr Moseley is the son of Mr.
and Mr*. Sidney Moseley of Cam
den.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Rayford Blizzard
8S
D,A.R. Notes
(By Mrs. George Barnes)
of Blaney are the proud parents
of a son, James Wilbert, -bom
Tuesday, October 26 at the Cam
den hospital.
4 p. m. The Mr. 'and Mrs. John Carl West
e from the regular date of are receiving congratulations
is on account of the ab- upon the birth of a son, John Carl,
Jr., bom Tuesday, October 26 at
the Camden hospital. Mrs. West is
the former Lois Rhame.
* * * .
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Campbell,
Jr., announce The birth of a
daughter, Leslie Anne, October 22
and the state regent, Mrs.
Orr, is offering the
i Founders of this fine school
under-privileged children.
State superintendent of education,
Jesse T. Anderson, is a guest
speaker. State chaplain, Mrs.
Arch Smith, will give the invoca
tion.
Hostesses will* be: Mrs. Barnes,
Mrs. Robert Kennedy, 2nd, Mrs.
Juy and Mrs. Davidson. All visit
ing Daughters are welcome.
Deadline For Bazaar
Friday, November 5th
Friday, November 5th is the
deadline for articles and contribu-
Methodist church.
Please leave all articles with
Mrs. Jas. Gandy, 1115 Lyttleton
street
The bazaar will be held at the
Farm Home Market, W. DeKalb
street, on Wednesday, November
10th, from 10 until 15 o’clock.
*****
House Party Given
At Hermitage Lake
Richmond, Va.
• • •
v Dr. and Mrs. Arnold Allen
Dayton, Ohio, announce the birth
of a son, Michael Harris, on Mon
day, October 11 at St Francis hos
pital. Mrs. Allen is the former
Phyllis Karash, daughter of A
Sam Karesh and the late Mrs.
Karesh. The Allens have one
other child, a daughter.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Oswald
are-the proud parents of a
ter, bom at the Camden
on October 20. She has
named Janice Diane. Mrs. Oswald
is the formfer Doris Maddox.
• • • » •
Go To Church Sunday
cottage on
j the Donald
the scene last
“Aldac”,
Hermitage Lake of
Campbell’s
weekend of an enjoyable
given by their son, Donald
bell, Jr., for
girls and boys: Misses
and Jean vara of
lege, Evelyn Plyler, USC, and
Margaret Smith, Burke Campbell,
Bruce and Jim Alexan
der of Kershaw.
Mr. and Mrs. '
bell
evening.
chaperoned this-
i Friday night
A Camp-
Cul Steel
. A
and
Cloud-Drift
Furman game on Saturday. Mts.
IB. W. Rhame, Sr n is also viistingl Ckumh g J
i her son. Robert Rhame and family! 10 WU*fCII Olindoy
fin Greenville —
Miss Sadie Frietag of the Lex
ington Memorial hospital, Lexing-
ton, N. C., spent the weekend here
with her mother, Mrs. Ernest R. |
Frietag, York street, en route
from New Orleans, La., where she
1 has been spending a two week’s
j vacation. Sne will report for duty |
at the Veterans hospital, Colum-
1 bia on Friday
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Mr. and
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Edward Craig, N.
were in Raleigh
wedding of Mrs.
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I Craig’s brother, Hastings Wyman
Henderson to Helen Ball Moore of
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and Mrs.
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in Camden visiting their grand
daughter and niace, Catherine
I Louise Craig.
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