The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 18, 1949, Image 5
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in Roper hospital. Char-
^ Willi, pheom^d
Katherine, Fafrsh-ee^
d this weekendwith the
irn s in Asheville, N.C^
K Bassett of New York
iriak spending some
e with his
q p. Bassett, Greene
[ Mrs. G. A, Ifwhon, J r.,
1 attended the Spring-
■ting hwe on Saturday,
the attending veten-
visit with J. J. Nuckolls and fam
ily in Greensboro, N. C.
Col. Ansel Bateman and son,
Ansel, Jr., of San Antonio, Texas,
arrived cm Friday for a visit with
the former’s mother, Mrs. J. R.
Bateman, 406 Chesnut street
Caddis Morris, Charlotte, N. C.,
was the weekend guest of the
Kent Millers at Cool
coming especially for the
dale Race meet last Saturday
l. HagiMf J<
s. J. O. Nud
Johnny Hag-
•kolls, Ches-
ned from a
have returned
holstery
aterials
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erials for covering
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PAUL ROSS
2 BROAD STREET
Springs,
Spring-
7. Skiddy von Stade. F. Am
brose Clark, S. A. W. Baltazzi and
Arthur L Meigs, all prominent
judges in race meets, attended the
Springdale meeting here on last
Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Keightley
of Nashville, Tann., attended the
Springdale races last Saturday as
guests of Frank H. Heath. Mr.
Keightley is turf editor for a
Nashville daily.
Dr. W. W. Patrick, Chicago, and
Paul Patrick, Orlando, Fla., were
weekend guests of the Frank
Heaths, Hampton street. Dr. Pat
rick, a surgeon in the midwest
metropolis, is a son-in-law of the
Heaths.
Mrs. Dan Bertram of Atlanta,
Ga., returned Sunday after
spending the weekend here with
her husband, who was here erect
ing the newspaper press for The
Chronicle. While here she attend
ed the Springdale races.
Mr. and Mrs. Drake Peeler of
Kings Mountain, N. C., spent Sat
urday evening here with Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Nettles. The Peelers
will be pleasantly remembered
here where he was an instructor
at the Southern Aviation School.
Mrs. Florence Boykin Hay, Fair
street, had as her guests for the
Springdale Race meet on last Sat
urday and over the weekend, her
son, J. T. Hay, Jr n and Mrs. Hay,
her neiece. Miss Helen Sanders,
Fred Haraeh and Wm. Cox, all of
Charlotte, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Up
church, N. Broad street, had as
their guests on Saturday. Mr. and
Mrs. wm. P. Dunn of New York
who were en route to their home
from Florida. Mr. Dunn is vice
it of Manufactors’ Trust
I of New York,
lap” Chichester (Betty
of Birmingham, Ala., is
■ here with her
Annual Hospital Ball Will Be
Held Friday Night, March 25
ball will be i
Thomas)
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spending some time here with
parente/Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Thom
as, and her sister, Mrs. Harold F.
Juette (Jayne Thomas). They
were joined here over last week
end by Mr. Chichester and Ira
Buford of Augusta, Ga.
Mrs. Esther Sutherland Crellin,
Kingston, Pa^ has arrived for a
month’s visit with her sister, Mrs.
Samuel K. Mitchell, Fair street
The Mitchell’s hqve also had as
their guests, their sons and daugh
ters-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John S.
Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. S.
Keene Mitchell, Jr., all of Forty-
Forte, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. David R. Williams,
Mulberry Plantation, have as
their house guest, their son, David
R. Williams, Jr., and Mrs. Wil
liams of Cleveland, Ohio, and Mr.
and Mrs. John Daniels (Martha
Williams) and children, Martha
and John of White Bear Lake,
Minn., and Joe Williams, of St
Paul’s School, Conn. Miss Kate
Williams will arrive on March 24
from New York for a spring holi
day with her parents.
*****
Miss Becky Walton
Honored On Birthday
Little Miss Becky Walton was
lonored on last Saturday by Mrs.
J. E. Hoffman with a birthday
party celebrating her fifth birth
day.
The party was giveni at the
Hoffman home on Uphton Court
and after many < contests and
games the young guests were in
vited into the dining room where
the beautifully decorated cake
and ice cream was served. Party
favors were given each child and
pink and white color scheme
was carried out effectively.
The young guests were: Connie
Catoe, Linda Morri
ton, Jim bo
Langford, Mary
Margaret Bowden, Nancy Wyman,
Millie M<
The nwT»i»l hospital
Engogemer* OfMiss
tion Hall airport. •, Guthrie, Mr. Bonner
JSS.'SSjJSSL M; ls Announced Today
far ML It has become a maxim' Mrs. Joseph Hobson Guthrie of
bj ^ m ^ en j* 1 ** -? ver y 9?® Camden announces the engage-
at the Camden Hospital! Ball so m ent of her — ■
Cary, to Matthew
of the United States Naval Acad
emy, Annapolis, Md., and Knox,
Ind. The wedding is to take place
in June.
daughter, Virginia
v Michael Bonner
every one is urged to get up a
crowd and all come. It’s a grand
get-together for the whole town
and besides all will be contribut
ing toward the auxiliary’s de
sire of bringing some very im
portant medicine equipment for'
the hospital, which all may need Fashion Show And Silver
eventually.
Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas will be
on hand to serve a cold plate sup-
pa* and cold drinks any time pat
rons may desire throughout the
evening. ,
Tea Greatly Enjoyed
orris, Jo Jo Den-
Anderson, Mary Sue
ary-Elizabeth Nettles,
e Moore, Joe
McLeod, Janet
Betty Wyman,
Rhame, Johnny
McNineh, Frankie Pierce, Betsy
Spell, Rebecca Taggert and the
young honor guest, Becky Wal
ton.
Births
Mrs. John' lAitha
Brown are the proud parents of
a son born Saturday, March 12 at
the Camden hospital. He has been
named John Thomas for his fath
a and maternal grandfather, T.
Lee Little. Mrs. Brown is the for
mer Mary Florence Little
* * * .
Bom to Sgt and Mrs. Donald
Durden, a son on March IS at the
Camden hospitaL He has been
named Donald Albert
• • • •
Hospital Ball, FrL, Mar. 28
Legion Auxiliary Enjoy
Supper At Airport
Recreational Building.
The Amaican Legion Auxil
iary was hostess to their hus
band and friends Thursday
evening, March 10 at a supper in
the Airport Recreational building.
A delightful supper was served
buffet style at 8 o’clock, after
which all gathered around the
piano with Mrs. Nell Hoffman and
Cliff McKain and sang songs.
A good old fashion cake walk
was walked < by couples. The
lucky couple winning the delight
ful home-made coconut cake was
Mrs. Cliff McKain and Dess Good-
ale. They auctioned it off for the
benefit of the Auxiliary. Sam
Karesh was the highest bidder,
getting his favorite cake.
All
>ingo.
test among me tames, seeing
which table comil win the most
prizes. At the conclusion of the
games, Joe Jenkins, Post com-
mander for the James Leroy Belk
Post, No. 17, introduced Bobby
Jack Moody, who gave his oration,
“The Constitution — Temple of
Liberty.” Bobby Jack is the win-
ner of the annual American Le
gion High School oratorical con
test ,
The evening was climaxed with
plenty of good old square dancing
and roun ddancing. ‘
i • • • •
JUNIOR CLASS PLAY
A large audience attended the
Junior class play, “He was A Gay
Senorita” at the Camden Gram
mar School auditorium last Fri
day evening. The play abounded
with fun and unexpected events
and was enjoyed by the specta
tors. “ ~
i ms lavome caxe.
participated in games of
This became quite a con-
mong the tables, seeing
to
Hospital Ball
Wimberly H»U in the Educational
Building of the Lyttleton Street
iMethodist church was the scene
of a Fashion Show and Silver Tea
on Wednesday afternoon from 4
until 5 o’clock, given by The Smart
Shop and sponsored by he Wom-
len’s Society of Christian Service
of the church.
The beautifully re-decorated hall
with It* jonquil yellow walls and
grey-green woodwork was filled to
capacity with many spectators
standing around the sides. The
smilax interspersed with spring!
flowers and two floor baskets flll-‘
ed with mixed flowers and potted!
palms completed the scene.
Mrs. R. B. Pitts, Jr., was the
commentator and did the describ
ing in a.charming and interesting
manner. Musical recordings werei
played during the entire perform
ance. Many names famous In wom
ans wear were represented in the
suits, silk prints, wool and silk
print ensembles, cocktail dresses
and formal gowns, also In the sport
coats and toppers. Not only were
spring apparel shown but also
smart cottons and sheers for sum
mer to say nothing of the gor
geous beach wear and swim suits.
An added attraction to this sea
son’s fashion show was the Bath
ing Beauty Revue of small fry who
modeled the latest creations In
wool, seersucker and the new glo-
suits of irredescent and fluorescent
which permits a child to be spotted
two miles on a crowded beach.
Modeling In this group were lit
tle Misses Linda Trapp, Mary
Cantey, Jerry Rhame, Mary-Eltza
beth Nettles, Marietta and Brooks
Williams and Rota Zemp.
“Sea-Gull.” exclusive at The
Smart Shop, was represented in
their swim suits ‘‘that fit like a
second skin” by Molly Oghurn In
a tropic blue satin lastex, strap
less; Ann Holden In seafoam green
one piece with scalloped top and
very fun lutex skirt; Bitty Smith
in a* black bengallne two-piece and
Mary Jeannette Campbell in shock
ing pink one-piece strapless suit.
These same “teen-agers" model
ed play suits of faded blue denim
jeepers, little boy white gabardine
shorts and Jantsen drew neck T-
shlrts.
Mias Dot Sowell did justice to a
vacation pre-requisite of navy and
red. The navy rayon with white
dots formed the simple dress and
the hip length red flannel jacket
was trimmed with dress matching
lapels and cuffs on three-quarter
length sleeves. With this she wore
a navy Milan straw hat and a
white gardenia corsage. Another
in the navy blue line was the suit
worn by Mrs. Dick Kirk, and bear
ing the Caspar! label. Its loose
fitting jacket cut as a hip length
topper had long cuffed sleeves and
a straight skirt slit on both sides.
Her hat was ’of navy straw and
she wore a red carnation tailored
corsage. Marie Haile, an outstand
ing model was lovely in a Le Vine
dress of three shades of gray with
a touch of hot orange. The blouse
fastened to left shoulder trimmed
with a bow, three-quarter sleeves,
self covered belt and a half peplum
drawn at a flattering angle form
ing a drape and hanging gracefully
to hem line. A lovable Carlye dross
so perfect for Junior sires was mod
eled by Ann Holden. A tiny smug
blue crepe bolero topped a skirt ot
unpressed pleats, the skirt having
a wide band of bengallne narrow
in back widening to point at center
front towards Its frosted white
batiste blouse and perky em
broidered batiste flower on lapel
o» bolero.
From the house of Swansdown
came a handsome suit shown by
Mrs. Henry G. Qarrlson, Sr.,
striped in soft toned brown and
rust in an adoption of a French
original by Martial et Armnnd
The jacket longer—the pointed col
lar high and softly rolled, the
skirt stem-slim and slashed on
either side. It was pure worsted
by Miron and advertized In Vogue.
With this Mrs. Garrison wore a
blouse of vanilla tissue faille by
Mel Hohn and a Phipps hat of
natural Milan straw bonnet shape
with green and wine Irredescent
taffeta ribbon 4rlm, beige gloves
and coffee suede bag and bronze
and green spray orchid corsage,
completed this lovely outfit.
A precious dress—to make you
think of June and orange blossoms
was the appealing model worn by
Molly Ruth Redfearn In haze blue
tlssve faille. The tong sleeve Eton-
jacket was caught on either side
of its square neck with tiny rhine
stone clip*—with skirt of soft folds
(Continued on page eight)
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