Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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m j C. Walton and dau^\- V E. Hampton street, are otor trip with relatives Florida. A. B. Boykin and son, ■ Fair street, spent last th relatives in Laurens Wm. C. Hough Zemp) and sons, Bill and have moved into the Apts., on Fair street Sam Karesh left by plane It’s A* For Social Page ... Phone 430.W Mi« Caroline Richardson of l;^, Yo * , k and Sharon, Conm, ar- ""5® Si Marjre and her grand father, Dr. John W. Corbett Mr. and Mrs. John Langford. I^urens street, had as their guests J 0 ?. Thanksgiving Day, the latter's £ther, G Frank Fade and Mrs. Fade and daughters, Ina, Rheta fcn< i Vpma of Kershaw. The Miss- es Fade remained ov« the week* turday for Davton, Ohio, for end. it with his daughter, Mrs., . yver 25 members of the Young Aden, Dr. Allen and their Adult class at Lyttleton Street Jdren. Mediodist church school motored and Mrs- George W. Nich-1 *9 Kershaw on last Thursday eve- were caded to Columbia on nuig and attended the district by the death of the lat-, church school meeting at the Ker- this week, her daughter, den. Approximately 65 persons at- ijither “Sonny” Sowed and tended. daughter, Maty Jane of Co-! Mrs. RB. Capehart and daugh- 1 , |ters of Gforgetown have been . W. T. Spears of Columbia *pending 10 days at “Carter Hid” hast weekend in Charleston Jfith Mr. and Mrs, W. R. Capehart and Mrs. J. B» Ray and Bwwed Capehart has been a Mrs. J. S. Hinson and'P atlent at the Columbia hospital for a week. land Mrs. Jack Halsad and' Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Pitts, Jr., Johnny and Richard, left on and Mrs. Eleanor J. Lend of Cam- i for Camp Kilmer, N. J., den accompanied by Mrs. Pitts’ vhere they wid sad , this Parents, Dr. and Mrs. James Land Trieste for three yean. Chester, left on Tuesday for and Mrs. Grady Butler Washington, D. C., to attend the land, Miss., and Fort Jack- funeral services of Major James sited Mrs. £. N. Wimberley, L® 6 Land at Arlington in the Na- _ Star” from Tannhouser hy Wagner, “|ly Heart At Thy Sweet Voice” from Lamson and Delilah, “Bridal Chorus” from "Lohengrin” (Gafner) by Saint Saens was used for the procession- al and “Wedding March" from “Midsummer Night’s Dream” (Mendelssohn) for the recessional. The usher-groomsmen morning for to visit Mia. They, along the many visitors Sun- ^ Friday the home of Mr. and Mrs. Greensboro, N. C. ( . Mims at Lee street Park, Stogner’s parents. I vide, were, Mr. and Mrs. withsome frieids, attended the ■ j>nvlev and son. Billy, also Carohna-Duke football game Sat urday in Chapel Hill. Mr. Stogner ie arid Pecicr. of Camden. Greensboro for the remainder of the week. sad Mrs. John A Rast and son, Stephen Douglas Rast of Co lumbia, spent Sunday here with Mr. Rasf s sisters. Miss Myre Rast John Wn row FmI kMrtflasa/i Naur —what • m yM'l f«l Camden IFIoral (o. Phone 193 |1 East Laurens SL Camden, S. C. vi and Mrs. John Williams and Mr. Williams. Young Stephen was christened by the Rev. Herbert Spell in the Lyttleton Street Methodist church following the morning service. Others attendinj the christening were: Mr. ant Mrs. W. R. Rast and daughter, Betty, of Rock HilL « a • • # w Ann Rivers Hds Birthday Party ' About 30 little boys and accepted an invitation to help Rivers celebrate her sixth oirth day on the afternoon of Novem her 16. Games were enjoyed in the yard, after which the children went inside to admire the l6vely gifts as Ann opened them. Ice cream, birthday cake and mints were served. A color scheme of pink and green was used. Each child was given a paper cap. The favors were plastic whistles for , the boys ami plastic dolls for the girls. * Dorothy Lee Rosboroggh , And Benton Sheom, Jr. Marriage Of Interest Of wide social interest was the ovely wedding of Miss Dorothy ^ee Rosborough and Benton Sheom, Jr n which took place at I p. m., November 20 in Bethesda Presbyterian church. The Rev. A. 1 McAm, pastor of the bride, officiated in the presence of a arge assemblage of relatives and friends, using the double ring of white gladioli and chrysanthemums and white light ed tapers in floor candelabra ar- McAm, organigt; Miss Marion Burgess and Edward rmmAr. iromota » imi D. A. R. Meeting The Colonial home (the facade of which is a replica of Mt Ver non) of Mr. amf Mrs. William Goodale mi Greene street, named in honor of General Greene of Revolutionary fame in Camden, was indeed a fitting meeting place for the Daughters of the Ameri can Revolution. The spacious grounds are the center of the battlefield of Hob- kirk Hill whose name the chap ter bears. Friday, Nov. 19 was the date and officers of other patriotic women’s organisations were in vited to hear the guest speaker, ial representative e fine talk on of American Red Cross” held the attention of all Thompson, soloists, furnished the I listener*- wedding musk. Before the cere- Tk® re * ent > Egmont von- mony Mr. Thompson sang “O! Tresckow, presided. Loving Father” by Schubert and L The ritual was led by the chap- Miss Burgess sang “Through The Harry Marvin. The " >y Youman. Mre/McAm Pj?^* ^ ?»* was gwen by Serenade by Schubert, Miss Ada Phelps and the Sheom. bridegroom; Robert DeBerry, brother-in-law of the bride; Harry Gandy and L. J. Watts. Mrs. Robert DeBerry, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. She wore emerald gn fashioned with empire and panier hips with matching mitts, and carried a bouquet of Phelps and the creed read in unison, was led by Mrs. J. R. Montgomery. A short busi ness session followed with reports from officers and chairmen. Besides the guests, the chapter welcomed back Miss Sara James Eldredge and Mrs. Louise Lam- bright, Who have been absent some time. Several names for membership have been voted for sent them by the reg- “ * Wall. Booker was wel comed as a transferred member from Waxhaw chapter, Lancaster. The assistant hostesses, Mrs. Mobley, Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. Myers and Mrs. Mayfield, furnish- i ®d dainty refreshments. necSSI u Th® beaur secretary, yellow chrysanthemums tied-with within counterbalanced yellow satin ribbon. .The brides- th ® ra * in * elements outside, maids were Mrs. Colvin Sfaeorn, LJJ e sister-in-law of the bridegrooixr I Friday of December, will be held sister-m-iaw ox me ondegroom; * **^, A : Mbs Katherine Sheom, cousin of * t the hon }« of Mrs. Grainger Kor- the bridegroom; Misses Molly I n **ay at 4 p. m. Ruth Redfearn and Charlotte Boy kin- They wore identical dresses | tngagementS to that at the honor attendant and, carried mixed chrysanthemums I Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Robertson of their da Herbert Rock HilL The d approaching aughter, Collee Baker of Ren tied with white satin ribbon. They of Camdefi announce the engage- also wo^e rhinestone necklaces, I ment and approaching marriage gifts of the bride. * » “ The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, James A. Rosborough, was lovely in her wedding gown of all over lace designed with sweetheart neck line, long sleeves pointed at the vered but place December 20 at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. Duttons down mt, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Beleos on Fair street • • • Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Spears an- the engagement of their a graceful I daughter, Mildred, to Bruce thy train. Her imported lace Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wal- mantilla fell from a coronet of ter L. Smith of Camden. The orange blossoms, and she carried wedding will take place in De- a bouquet of gardenias centered | cember. wrists, tiny cpv the back of the fitted bodice, endl nounce full skirt aiding in lengthy train. Her i ab> our isiery Club with a white, orchid. Colvin Sheom, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Mrs. James Rosborough, mother of the bride, wore a dinner dress of pink silk crepe, white lact mitts and on orchid corsage. • Mrs. Benton Sheom, Sr., mother of the bridegroom, wore a dinner dress of blue silk crepe, white gloves' and an orchid corsage. Immediately after the ceremony the bride’s parents Entertained all a reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Watts, uncle and aunt of the bride. Assisting the nridal couple in receiving were their parents and the bridal party. Mr. and Mrs. Watts greted the guests at the door. ''V-/ \ Assisting in serving were Miss- i Sira June Rozier, Mildred Spears, Margretta Vanlandinj Visit White Elephant Sale, Thursday, December 2 Miss Campbell Completes Plans For Her Wedding Plans have been completed for the wedding of Miss Virginia Goree Campbell, daughter of Mrs. H. Stoney Campbell and the Igte M. Campbell, and Thomas T. Lee Little, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Lee little, and are announced today. The ceremony will take place December 31 at 8 o'clock in the evening at the First Baptist church. Rdv. O. Floyd Montgom ery, pastor of the church, will of ficiate. Miss Campbell will be given in marriage by her unde, A. M. Campbell of Florence. Mr. Little will have his father as best man. Miss Margretta Little, sister of the bridegroom-elect, will be maid of honor and the bridesmaids will be Mary Hodge of Sumter, Betty Gandy of Darlington, classmates of the bride-elect at Coker Col lege, Will Ann Campbell Camp bell, cousin of the bride-elects and her only sister, Mary Jeanette CampbdL .The groomsmen will be Harry dandy, Ted Marshall, Wiley Sheorn, Jr., and Shannon Lind- ushers will be John L. Browp, Elliott Sheom, Wm. D. Nettles, all brothers-in-law of the bridegroom-elect, Murray Grah am, uncle of the bride-elect, and ho* two cousins, Berkeley and Donald Campbell of the Univer sity of South Carolina. Mrs. Campbell, mother of the bride-elect, will give a reception at the Court Inn immediately fol lowing the wedding. 1 , A number of parties will be £ ven this popular young couple the weeks prior to their wed ding. • • • * • Miscellaneous Shower Mrs. A. L. Spears entertained at the home of Mrs. T. A. Spears - .with a mlarrilaneous showed x -1, j Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 17 at Announced 4 O'clock honoring her sister-in- w - . . law, Mildred Spears, a bride-elect of December. Twenty guests were there for the occasion. The color scheme of green and whit* was used throughout, including the deco« rated chair for the honor guest who was presented with a corsage of white chrysanthemums and lily-of-the-Valiey. Games, contests and bingo were enjoyed, after which Mias Spears was given a string to find the end. After winding for sometime she reached the end to find bas kets filled with gifts. Following the opening of the many lovely gifts, the hostess assister by M garet Watkins and Sara Fran Parker served s delicious chicken salad course and green punch. Hospital Auxilrary Will Meet Monday, Nov. 29 The Woman’s Auxiliary of the Camden hospital will meet Mon day, Nov. 29 at 4 p. m. in the Nurses’ Home. Final plans will be discussed for the White Elephant Sale, which is to be held Dec. 2 at the Farm and Home Market building. All members are urged to at tend. An interesting feature of the meeting will be a talk by George »AGE MVCfe Darden, superintendent of the Camden hospital. After his talk, M. Darden will be glad to answer any questions that may be asked by the women of the auxiliary. If any question about the hospital is bothering any member here is a chance to have it answered clear ly and honestly by one who knows. T*ke Donations to White Elephant Sale, December 1* Colleen, to John Rembert and will take ME ♦iv V J* HI . Holiday Special A new natural looking PERMANENT WAVE—ex- pertly given .... specially priced! Machine or Machineless Each wave includes the following: # Personality haircut e Reconditioning shampoo e Setting Healthy Oil Ends e Oily Neutraliser our 13th Pair FREE! Jome to oCrr' stdre Tor your Membership rard . . . and we will gladly give any irther information you wish concerning lur club. ’ THE SMART SHOP Ladies Fine Apparel id Street Phene 206-J Means For Happiness | Budget: r M Mrs. Sheom an sndingham, Mrs. Beulah She. Rosborough. The bride’s table, covered with lace doth, was adorned with the leautiful triple-tiered wedding cake topped with e wm&mS- bride and groom, white flowers, white candles in silver candelabra and greenery. During the evening the bride *nrf bridegroom left for their wed ding trip to ‘Florida and upon their return will make their home at 2006 Broad street For traveling the bride wore a green gabardine suit with grey accessories, using the orchid from her bouquet Mrs. Sheom is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Rosborough She finished Camden High School and fbr the past few yean has been employed at Powe Veneer Company. Mr. Sheom is the son of Mr, and Mrs/ Benton Sheom, Sr. He finished Camden High School and Only nationally advertised and professional materials used. Marian's Beauty Shop PHONE 22-J fora fi/lefiW with all Your Love Jfr.l GROUP OF DRESSES WELL KNOWN NAMES £• ft Crepes .. Taffetas .. Gaberdines ■ - •- v--.-- * v' ■'*' >11 -• .-Ti * - ‘ ' * * ■ Greatly Reduced SiiM fi«m 91* 15-02 to 20 — MVi to 2414 JUILA’S LAY-AWAY8 COMXMO ATTRACTIONS Haiglar Theatre Cor. Brood tad Hollodgo Sts CAMDEN, S. 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