The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 04, 1949, Image 15
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kis Motion was me
curbed
By Monday mora-
practically »dl»l
bat left an ky trail that
a picturesque scene,
and Mix June Truesdefl,
Kin* and Bfias Betty Gray
— attended the Horace
Opportunity show in
Auditorium in Co-
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Little t »~*» and Robbie Me
Kinoon spent the weekend ix
Hartreille with their
entx Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt
Mr. and Mrx Z. P. Gordon T1 n* ,
Tinted their daa*hten and fam-. ‘fhe
A. Gardner of Salley, last
ty fnerts of Ifia^EM^
out at town _
■ imr iw*KnHs> wu tm members of the Couples'
Mr. and Mrs. F W WaUin* ! Qub enjoyed a dinner
and Mr and Mrs. Friday evenm* at the Gus Ward's
Tavern, near Camden, in campii-
to F. A. Brinson’s recent
in pharmacy from the
The trip was made in
awaitm* to join the Berlin Air-
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Alton Cole has enrolled at
Carolina for the second semester.
John Neil Hnrkabee of Caro-
spent the weekend here with
in Newberry. - j«
Mrx jf. E. Trueaddl B.
of Mtoberry
of
Dr. and Mrx K Z.
Fred
a few days stay in _
■■■fe.. . and Tad
Watkins were married in
Jan 13. Mrx W
ter of Mr. and Mrx
of
The
rices on
held in die Presbyterian church
cabin Wednesday evenm*. Mrx w.
John Edwin Kin* was in charge “
of the opening worship scrrice ^ **** "r
and J. LMcGee, president of ^
Fellowship Group, conducted the Mr. and Mrx A. T.
james that followed. The
of the church served sand-
cookies and ten. Rev. and
Mrx McNab Morrison of Mayea-
and Harry Pretchet of Columbia.
Betty Tidwell and Bilik
were recent guests of Mr.
x T. B. Huggins in Pat-
Laveme Tidwell, son of Mr. and
Mix Belton Tidwell recently re-
enlisted in the U. S. Army Air
Force He returned home in Oct,
after serving 31 months in Ger-
many. Sgt Tidwell it now sta
tioned at Langley Field, Vx,
attending were: Mr. and Mrx T.
E. Hearon. Mr. and Mrx Baddy
Mays, Mr. and Mrs. Bethune Me
Laurin and Mr. and Mrx Bnn-
N. Raley in
Mix R- K
Mrx Hugh Wi
Betty Gray
Mr. and Mix J. D. Laffitte in
Mr. and Mrx L. W. Wager have
moved to Hamlet, where Mr.
Wager will continue work with
the railroad.
Billy MeMon of BennettsriUe
Cedi Stephens
ed to her home in J
Fix. after visiting her father. B.
W. Brannon, who is a patient in
guest ot his
TruesdeH Friday.
Mrx
| Dr. Sims of Columbia fMdi
pulpit for the morning ■
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Kidneys Must
Work Well-
Far T«s Te Feel W«B
Miss Harriett Mays entertained the Baptifrcfaurch as Rev. T. B.
the Thursday Evening Bridge ^
Club at her home with four <**T m the Omton community,
tables Before cards a plate Another high school student to
and iced tea were served. Mrx ?? rr 7 w “
Bethune McLaunn won high t Mamie Boyd in
to
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