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Hides spent the) Mr. sad Mrs. Maurice Sameth,
w i£he?7srent»!Glen Ridge, «N. spent Mond?
! afternoon here with the George
Duffy, Warrenton, Stuarts, I^ttkton street T
umj -— with! Miss Kate Lenoir, Mr. and Mrs.
IWalte? I Clmton'Mta, oJ WMhtaS^TD:
1 waner, ^ called to C, and Mrs. Frank Armstrong of
ibis oast weekend, Greenville are the guests of their
h^r aunt J Sister. Mrs. J. Blakeney Zemp,
her — — Fair street
^dl Watts, Baltowtfe,
,«d guest of her daugh-
r. Arden Lowndes and
Harrison. _ . ,
Mrs. N. R. Goodale,
in Savanhkh, Ga, Mon-
lesday attending a flor-
_ier Du Pont Weir, WU-
[Del., was in town a short
week looking over her
Basley, whose father,
over last week with
[Kerr’s en route to Aiken.
1 Mrs. Robert J. Kuniler
son have moved from
lent at Mrs. L. I.
Herbert Branham of the. Cam
den Floral Company had charge
of the exhibit of the company at
the Georgia State Florist Associa
tion convention this week in Sa
vannah. v
Mrs. Arthur W. Huckle of Rock
Hill was luncheon guest of Mrs.
W. S. Whiting at her home on
Lyttleton street pn Tuesday while
Mr. Huckle was guest speaker at
Kiwanis Club.
Mrs. B. K. Tidwell, Bettie and
Lavem Tidwell and Billy Parker
of near Bethune' were dinner
guests Monday ef Mr. and Mrs. F.
R. Jerman in their new home in
White’s Garden.
Mb. W. F. Nettles and da
Mrs. C. Bordmon Tyler
Honored At Luncheon
Mrs. c.
Plainfield,
Bordman Tyler of
. N. J, and Pittsfield,
Maas., who is the house guest of
Miss Helen Harman, Greene
street, is *
tained.
Mrs. Frederick P. Berry
Honored At Party
air and Laurens street*, | ter, Mrs. Dan B. Mgckey.^eft
on Walnut street Monday for a motor trip through
ng Broomley of Phila- Tennessee and Georgia. They
arrived and has taken were accompanied by Mrs. Clar-
Mrs.
Chase cottage for the ence Brabham and
and Burling Cocks are Brabham of Bamberg.
lere-trrie winter. Mrs. Leonard Hauprich
R.
of
spending
es here-this winter. Mrs. Leonard
IR. Hayes and daughters, Fayetteville, N. C., is
|. Richards, Jr., and Miss some time here with her parents,
ires attended the opening Mr. and Mrs. John Whitaker, Jr.
brary in Kershaw on Mr. Hauprich spent last weekend
here. They will leave March 1 to
Mrs. N. R. Goodale, Jr., make then* home In Orangeburg,
tie Georgia State Florist Mrs. Virginia Belcher Camp-
bn - convention at the bell, Greenwich, Conn., and Mrs.
Oglethorpe hotel in Sa- Paul Havener, Long Island, N. Y.,
Monday and Tuesday, stopped over several days with
»hn L. Weeks, Jr., re- the C. C. Whitaker’s, Jr,.en route
, her home in New York to Florida.
after a 10 days visit| Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Smith and
gave a de
lightful luncheon in her honor on
last Wednesday, her guests being
Mrs. Allen Kirby, Mrs. Spencer
MHchdL Mrs. W. L Wright, Mrs
Robert W. Pomeroy, Mrs. W. S
Rainsford, Miss Fannie Fletcher,
Mrs. Mary Fletcher Chkrlefton,
Mrs. R. & Pitts, Mrs. Man Van
Z. Knight, Mrs. Ruth Mariane
and Mrs. William F. Buckley.
On Tuesday Mrs. Helen Van Z.
Knight and Mrs. Ruth Maclane
entertained at dinner at the home
of Mrs. Knight for Mrs. Tyler and
on Thursday and Friday she and
Miss Harman were guests at
Yeaman’s Hall in Charleston.
Mrs. Spencer Mitchell gave a
small tea on Saturday afternoon
for Mrs. Tyler and members of
the winter colony and on Monday
evening Mrs. William F. Buckley
gave a dinner party for this
charming and popular visitor.
Mrs. Mary Fletcher Charleton
and Miss Fannie Fletcher com
plimented Mrs. Tyler at a lunch
eon on Tuesday with a cocktail
party given by Mrs. W. S. Rains
ford at her home on N. Mill
street following that evening. Mi
W. L. Wright entertained - at
luncheon on Wednesday at her
winter place on Chesnut street
On Friday Mrs. Robert W. Pom
eroy will give, a luncheon for Mr*.
Tyler at her home in Hobkirk
and on next Tuesday Mrs. Tyler
will be the honor guest at a din
ner party at the Allen Kirby’s.
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gave
Bridge Clubs Meet : 1
The Thursday Afternoon Bridge
Club met last week with Mrs.
Frank Keene at her home on Fair
Mrs. George K. Stuart Jr., j
a delightful dessert-bridge at her! street Substituting for absent
home, 1615 Lyttleton street on members were Mrs. W. L. Wright
Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 22, hon- Mrs. C. H. Zemp, Mrs. Leonard
oring lira. Frederick P. Berry of Hauprich, Fayetteville, N. C n and
Glen Ridge, N. J., .who is visiUng Miss Ethel Yates,
her daughter, Mrs. James W. j Delicious . refreshments were
Stuart, Kirkwood Circle. ' served later In the afternoon by
Numerous arrangements of the hostess,
mixed spring flowers were usedi • • •
throughout the hottse and in thej Mrs. Hulan A Small enter-
game room where four’ tables tained the members of the Thurs-
ere in (day. ! day Bridge Club with whom she
Prises were awarded Mrs. E. plays, at her home on Fair and
Clarkson Rharae tor high score, Haile streets, Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Wm. G Hough, second high Delightful refreshments were
score, Mrs. Andrew B. Whitaker, served and prizes were won by
low score and the hostess pre- Mrs. Lindsay Pierce, Mrs. . Clator
Rented Mrs. Berry a guest prize. , Arrants and Mrs. H. C. Hallman.
v hi ^ jmmm
her father-in-law, John | children of Hartsville and Capt
at his winter place,, and Mrs. Van L. Smith of Shaw
ry”, Lyttleton street | Field were the weekend guests of
luel Russell left Wed- their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
(or Litchford, Conit,-Smith at 1011 Mill street. Capt
expects to make home. Smith was just back from Ne-
uotored there by George braska where he had been flying
returned here Sun-, hay to the snow bound cattle. .
Fund For Clothing
For Underprivileged
School Children
Preparations Go
ForwardTor Big
Horse Show Here
A few years ago a fund was
raised by Major Moultrie Brails-
ford to furnish clothing for chil
dren who did not have sufficient
warm clothes to wear to school.
T y , Jy d w “ "YT £ *'rin» »t Cool Spring, pi.
going forward r.pidly.
Preparations tor the annual
Camden Horse Show which will
be held on Saturday, March IF
at the new Junior Horse Show
lantation
Mrs.
and
uest prii.^. .
Stuart was assisted in-
Mrs. G. E. Stuart, Sr., I Mrs. John A Hagins was host-
J. A Sterne. ess to her bridge club at Thomas
.Tavern last Thursday afternoon.
Additional guests included Mrs.
J. E. Hoffman, Mrs. Marion
Smith, Mrs. H. A Small, Mrs.
John Team and Mrs. Jas. W.
Stuart
Highest score for the afternoon
was made by Mrs. Nettles Myers,
second highest score by Mrs. John
Langford and the lowest score by
Mrs. J. E Hoffman.
A salad course was served at
the conclusion of the bridge
game.
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AS ADVUTIUO
MADEMOISKUC"
; tribute to the bod a*
is this aristoast
by Gage Imported
straw at its fioest
- perfect touch of taf-
[you the cleverest varia-
cloche your hair-do
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Marshall
announce the birth of a daughter
on Thursday, Feb. 10 at the Cam
den hospital. She has been named
Martha Dianne. Mrs. Marshall is
the former Snookie Brunson and
Mr. Marshall la the son of Mr.
and Mrs. W. B. Marshall, Lake
View Terrace.
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Born to Mr. and Mrs. Victor L.
Rabon of Lugoff a son, Victor
Leon, on Tuesday, F«b. 22 at the
Camden hospital
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Roberts of
Kershaw are the proud parents of
a daughter, bom February 21 at
the Camden hdspital. She hag
been named Brenda Joyce.
• • •
and Mrs. Ernest M. Spong,
Jr., of Columbia; announce the
birth of twin sons; Benet Jared
and Blakeney Du Bose, on Feb.
20 at the Providence ' hospital.
Spong la the former Laura
of Ni
Hostess At Tea
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Mrs. John Whitaker, Jr., was
hostess at te4 on Tuesday after
noon from 4 until 5 at her home
on N. Mill street Her guests in
cluded members of the winter
colony and Camden residents.
Mrs. L. B. Kirkland poured tea,
Mrs. Leonard^ Hauprich (Ana
Whitaker) of Fayetteville, N. C.,
assisted in entertaining.
Mixed early spring flowers and
flowering shrubs were artistically
in all the rooms which
were thrown en suite for the oc
casion.
Among the out of town guests
Was Mrs. Kate Smith of Florence.
Entertains Guests
Mrs. L. I. Guion entertained at
tea on last Friday afternoon com-
Invited beside the honor guest
Mrs. Jas. W. Stuart, Mrs.
A S. Llewellyn, Mrs. M. G. Mul
ler, Mrs. A D. McAm, Mrs. Chas.
DeLoache, Mrs. Frank Montgom
ery, Mrs. w/D. Nettles, Mrs. J. T.
Nettles, Jr, Mrs. WTf. Nettles,
Jr, Mrs. E C. Rhame, Mrs. Jim
Darby, Mrs. Lane Woodcock, Mrs.
Wm. C. Hough, Mrs. Andrew B.
Whitaker, aim Mrs. G. E. Stuart,
Sr.; also invited but unable to at
tend were Mrs. N. R. Goodale, Jr,
Mrs. M. Lee Mays, Mrs. Kent Mil
ler and Mrs. Dan B. Mackey.
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David Lee Honored
On Eighth Birthday
On January 29th, David ^\H(lVe SoCUll HoilT
celebrated hi* eighth birthday
with ‘ theater party Twenty-1 The Social Hall of the Lyttleton
eight little girls and boys were street Methodist church is to be
invited. After the motion picture 0 pen for all the adults of the
they went over to Thomas Tavern church for an informal hour of
where they enjoy«dte« cream *nd I recreation Friday, Feb. 25 at 7:30
candy and cut the birthday cake. Parents may feel free to bring
M”. Lee was aaairted by Mrs. their children that cannot be left
William C. Moore and Mrs. Nettles at home.
Frannie C. Belk, as treasurer;
Mrs. Kathleen Watts, Miss Few-
ell, and the superintendent of
education (ex-officio). Since then
the name of Miss Jennie McMas-
ter has been added, also Mrs.
Theresa Hough Bell.
The plan operates as follows:
When a teacher discovers a child
whose parents cannot provide
him, or her, with a warm sweater,
or shoes and stockings, or per
haps a suit of under garments, or
outer clothes, the case may be re
ported to a member of the com
mittee, who will authorize the
purchase of necessary clothing by
the teacher, the merchant send
ing the bill approved by the ten h-
er, or by a member of the com
mittee, to the treasurer, who will
reimburse the merchant bv check.
Minimum requirements must
General Chairman Joe Rauseo
of the JayCee Horse Show com
mittee announced this week the
appointment of a number of com
mittees of JayCees to work on de
tails of the show. The JayCees
are sponsoring the show this year
which will be put on under the
guidance and supervision of the
Camden Hunt.
An advertising committee has
been named by Mr. Rauseo, con
sisting of Lane Woodcock, chair
man; Gene Russell, Luther Fields,
Julian Eichel, Bill Sheom, Bill
Nettles, Elmu Schlosburg, Henry
Bagley and Beck Russell.
A committee on cups has been
named composed of Julian Burns
as chairman; Sam. Boykin and
Cyril Harrison.
The ticket committee is com-
b, observed in M eeses, as the !?“1,
trMsurv mnv nnt Hnvo snffi/Mont chBimn&n, Tom Clamp and H. A.
Lyttleton Street
Methodists Will
treasury may not have sufficient fiw*
funds to meet the demands fori r~;'
this school A Ivssnrlsr ♦Viovr, VjeOTge
have been called for clothinj
mburg, ^
dren spent the weekend with Mrs.
Guion.
Mrs. A B. Clarkson and Mrs. L.
Boykin Kirkland presided at the
tea service.
Artistic arrangements of spring
flowers were used throughout the
house and on the tea table.
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Nfa. • jeM] jf ■ 4
Branhom-Dixon
Marriage Of Interest
Mias Bernice Carolyn Branham
and Davis
Myers.
Cotillion Club Boll
To Be Held Saturday,
March 5, At Armory
The first annual Spring Ball of j
the Camden Cotillion Club will
be danced on Saturday evening.
The board of education will
meet March 1 in the church office
at 8 o’clock.
Wealeyan Service Guild will
meet Tuesday, March 1 at .
o’clock at the home of Mrs. Wm.
T. Miller on Laurens street
Women's Society of Christian
Service win meet Tuesday, March
1 at 4 o|dock at the following
March 5 at the National Guard I homes: Rebecca DeLoache with
Armory. A number of out of town Mrs. W. F. Nettles, Sr, on Laurens
guests have been Invited by the rtreet; Sophie Zemp with Mrs. J.
members for this important affair. L. Williford oh Chesnut street
Ed Turbeville and his orchestral _ The Workers Council supper in
of Florence wfll play.
Hospital Tag Day
Netted Neat Sum
| the assem
March
sembly* hall,
2 at 7 o’clock.
:il supper
Wednesday,
Woodcock Tells
Of Fight Against
year. Already there
urgently needed for school ehif-
dren. So far, these calls have been
promptly met
Sheheen and Hubert
Garaland compose the poster
committee.
Sam Boykin is chairman of the
grounds committee and is already
now or Koon making plans which will insure
for funds. A worthy cause is be- fTS,e show spectators
. ar * other Austin Shebeen is chairman of
the concessions committee and
nrLn g tW ^ thfil f Frank Rector of the publicity
?3p P « r° iiiv committee.
de ay the re8 P° ns e 1 The JayCees hope to promote
15 ThiT ul W»1 nranniratinn m th * 8hOW widel y year and to
tn nrl^ntp nnfv attract to it the largest crowd
vu*” to operate only within the that has ever attended one of
limits of Kershaw county. Its ac- at:"--
counts are audited once a year by, tnese event8<
a disinterested accountant.
The purpose of the above is to
bring a worthy cause to the at
tention of the public, in order
that those who wish to participate
in carrying it forward, may send
their contributions to the treas
urer. Mrs. L. P. Tobin is now
treasurer, Mrs. Belk having re
signed on account of being in
Florida this winter. All checks
should be made to “Clothing
Fund For School ChUdren.”
CHORAL CLUB PRACTICE
Members of the Community
Choral Club will meet in the edu
cational building of Bethesda
Presbyterian church next Tues
day evening at 7:30 o’clock for
practice, it u announced.
Miles
fashville,
Tenn, and
Mr. Spong is the aon of Mr. and
Mn. E. M. Spong (Katherine
Blakeney of Camden) and is
twin hlmarif.
Womans Auxiliary Of
Hospital To Meet To
Plan For Spring Ball
s • * «
The Womans Auxiliary of Cam
den hospital will meet Monday/
Feb. 28 at 4 p. m, in the Nunes
Home.
Plans will be discussed lor the
coming Spring Ball and a report
will be received in the great sue*
cess of Tag Day.
All members are urged to be
sent
MILLER’S for Lumbar
Ross Dixon were mar
ried on December 24 at the home
The Womans Auxiliary of the TkjQpociAQ Of TToorf
Camden hospital netted a total of | k/IBv dSvS vfl 11 v dll
$937.90 from the recent hospital
Tag Day, according to Mrs. I Beautiful red plastic hearts
Granger Gaither, the president have been placed in strategic
The sale of tags on the streets centers in Camden where they
netted $672.40 and the auxiliary will serve as depositories for con-
netted $285 from the advertise- tributions of Camden people who
ment in The Camden Chronicle, wish to aid in. the 4a
La* yetorfthe auxiliary netted control the ravages of heart dis-
a total of $82&25 so that this year ease. -
the net proceeds were over a $1001 The drive for funds for the
more than last year. American Heart Asaociation is
Gaither said Am auxiliary haaded in Camden by Lane Wood
* it* sincere cock, who says that with
in any way | of the heart and blood
GRACE CHURCH AUXILIARY
The Womans Auxiliary of Grace
Episcopal church will meet Tues
day, March 1 at the Parish House
at 4 p. m. ,
Notice
ham of Blaney. The bridegroom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. G
Dixon, o$ Lu|off.
Junior Class Of fcamden
High School To Have Play
The Junior Class of Camden
High School will preaent fltoir an
nual play on Friday evening,
March 11 at the Grammar School
auditorium. The title of this year’s
Is M He Was A Gay
. proceeds will be used tor
the Junior-Senior banquet.
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Luncheon Guests
Mrs. Frederick P. Berry, Glen
Ridge, N. J, had at her guests
at luncheon on Monday at_ the
Mrs.
wished to
thanks to all who
contributed to the marked
of the day.
Ft Motte Bridge
To Be Dedicated
Sunday Afternoon
iUNG AND FEMININE!
Up-to-date as tomorrow's
show, fashioned for light
ness, pliability and made
of satiny black nusuede.
For young, excited feet.
You’ll be charmed by the
easy - to - wearness and
value! See yours today.
Sarsfield hotel, her daughter,
/W. Stuart. Mrs. G.
Mrs. Jas.'
E.
Jr.
Stuart, Mrs.
Stuart, Mrs. George Stuart,
lira. D. J. Mahoney, Mrs. J. «
Sterne and Mrs. J. T. Nettles, Jr.
egattce
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HOWLE
KING RICHARD
Massive solid
silver — fash
ioned in toe
elegant court
traditions to fit
modern tastes
and dAcor. Six-
piece place setting
costa 133 (includ
ing Federal Tai$.
F. D. Goodale
wiU be
day afternoon, with the
scheduled to begin at 2f
R. M. Cooper will be
and Governor
leading the list of causes of death
in the United States, a nation
wide attack on the problem was
decided upon.
Mr. Woodcock says fliat 75 per
cent of the funds Collected in
Sooth Carolina will be kept in
the state to advance the estaf
ment of diagnostic and treatment
centers tor heart disease while the
remainder will be applied to re-
| search*in the-causes of heart dis
ea on the national level.
This is the first year that South
Carolina has participated in the
>aign for funds to
into
cure
nattnwl
npaign f<
[advance 1 the work of prying
the secrete of the causes and
Sr 01 ? ' 1 ? ,u 7? ond wni d * B ” r th< | of .uefa thing, u coroou? throm-
th.. . hKh.MooJ Pr—«. md
National Ouud unit, will p^JUrdonlnt of th.
Citizens Protest
residents of
attended toe
?>ne feature of the mammoth I Light RdtcS
celebration, it is announced, will „ . -—;—*
be the maneuvering of a squad- A large crowd of
ron of jet propeUed planes from the suburban areas
toe 14to Air Force. A contingent meeting of the city commission
of F-51 fighter aircraft from the last Friday night to protest a pro-
151st Squadron, SCANG will add posed raise in light rates by the
to the ^ectacle. city. No definite agreement was
George Stuart of Camden is a reached at the meeting and the
member of toe committee on ar- city is studying the question of
I rangemente for tha celebration. I suburban rates further.
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