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f J^iol N«wt . . . Tdfham 705%! g^Capf«5« Iw wooten. Mill ^ . Louis do lioech Kirklsnd. weekond hero with his T. J. Kirklsnd, Fair ^ad Mrs. 0. & Franks Brtcb SP^ oototoI ^Veek at the Oroon- Kfg william dybarn Gulrtl of AU ^* reek-end here with their r and Mr*. I* I* W* Mrs* W. P* Me* Mrs. Gilbert Msnhsll ai., N. Y., stoppod oror * villa on Sunday on Florida. They oamo o see Major and Mr*. Srallsford who were their* at Walter Rood Washington, D. C., last ry Brown (Nettie Leese n d young daughter of pent eereral days hero with the former’s p*r- id Mrs. Fred Ogburn. lira. W. L. Hanley, Jr. ew York City, are the s of Mrs. Hanley's par- and Mrs. Alfred W. Broad St. I Mrs. Welch Morrisetto ckaon and Greensboro, Sunday guests of Mr. Buffet Supper Enjoyed Given The Philharmonic Piano Quartet Hauprich Mrs. Chaa Gotto and children M*s will of Nasareth, Pa., are rlsltlng her parents, Mr. and Mr*. Frank Jor dan. J. T. Houston, staff photographer with the Charlotte Observer, and son. Baddy, were luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Nettles, Jr Monday. Dr. D. C. Hinson is e patient in the Camden hospital where he Is receiving treatment. He waa visit ed Sunday by his ’nephew. Jaa Hinson, and Mrs. Hinson, and his brother, J. A. Hinson, all of Co lumbia Miss Gertrude Glllls will have as her guests for the Carolina Cup races on Saturday, Mr. and MTs. AHen Weir, M!m MagUiowA Glenn, Athens, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Reamea Sumter, and Louie Reames, of the University of South Carolina „ S-a Jim Team, son of Mr*. Mamie Team, Logoff, will arrive at his base at Pearl Harbor on April 1, after a 38 day cruise to Japan Russia Capt and Mrs. Francis McLeod (Dorothy VanLandlngham) who have been stationed with the United States Army In Germany for two years, arrived in New York last Wednesday and In Cam den on Saturday. They are with Capt McLeod’s mother, Mrs. J. H. McLeod, Laurens Court, for the present. Among the golf enthusiasts from Camden who motored to Aiken on Tuesday for the fifth annual Pro- Amateur Golf tournament, were Mr. and Mrs. Dion Kerr, Jr., H. Mrs N. J, and daughter. Mr, Marturano. Mr and Mr*. W. F. Nettles, Jr., Tte directors of the Community ? tSL?- n **° , ? d *? **• Charlee-1 Concert Association, which pre- ton Gardens on Sunday. 1 seated the third and final attrac- Miss Bitty Coxe and three ctaas-j tkm at the Mason with The Phil- mates at Converse College, win harmonic Piano Quartet on March 18 at the auditorium, the performers and; The Morrisettes were at the wedding of Mr. tlchards in Calcutta, 46 ick Richards at Greeny Granger Gaither, Wm. L Goodale, DeLoach Sheom, Steve Duda, Mr and Mrs. Bari Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Locke Craig and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Laird. ioster Sunday, April 17th. o w Mf beautiful way to nay HAPPY weer joy with family, frfsads, /vA / Hiding the one gift oat truly i •igiuficaaos ofthe day. Mak triage for bar Baiter side, s V at the Beater 1 map tnU pe for the ant for the thut-in. our flowers mote beautiful, or iriety, than they are right now. •ee them. IDEM FLORAL CO. •ns SL PHONES If 8. C spend this week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. L Goodale at “Cedar Knoil n and will attend the Hospital Ball on Friday evening sad the Carolina Cup races Saturday. John Richards McCrae of New York, who is spending sometime with relatives in Liberty mil, at tended the Camden Community Concert teataring the Philharmonic Plano Quartet on last Friday even ing. Miss Betty Nettles, Moncks Corner, student at Wlnthrop Col lege. has Jost been made house president of South Dormitory. Miss Nettles, the daughter of Roland Nettles and the lata Mrs. Nettles (Cynthia Team) of Logoff, form erly attended Camden City schools. Mr. and Mr*. 8. W. VanLand lngham and Bill Burns attended the Spring Follies at Wlnthrop College. Mias Dorothy VanLand lngham directed the foHles this year. John de Loach, Jr., U. of N. C., Chapel Hill, N. C., Bratton de Loach, Christ School, Arden, N. C., spent last week-end here with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John K. de Loach. Tommy Ancrum, Duke Univers ity, left on Monday after spending several days here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hum. Ancrum, Fair ■treat Mr. and Mrs. Wm. D. Nettles, Laurens St., have as their guests for the Carolina Cap races, Mr. and Mr*. Herbert Strange jmd eon, and Mr. and Mrs. WlllMPr Lang ford, all of Greenville. They are all spending the week-end at the Little Cottage on Hermitage Lake. Mrs. Anthony de Mali (Sara De Pass) New York, will arrive this week-end for a visit with her broth er; W. L De Pass, and Mrs. De Pass. Mrs. James Allen and son, James, Jr., of Goensboro, N. C., will be the guests of Mrs. Allen’s (Agnes De Pass) brother, W. L De Pass, and Mrs. De Pass, Jordan St, over this week-end for the Carolina Cap raott Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hinkley (Alice De Pass) and sou, Jon Ferguson, Else worth, Maine, are expected this week-end for the Carolina Cap races and will be the guests of Dr. John W. Corbett and his daughter, Mrs. Alice C. Marye, Mrs. Kenneth M. Cameron of Newburgh, New York, arrived on Tuesday for a three weeks stay at Court Ian. She is the mother of Mr*. John Richardson. n Grammar entertained the board of directors with a buffet supper fol lowing the concert. This charming affair was gi at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J< K. deLoach, Lyttteton street Quantities of spring flowers ■ it the house John and o nthe cofee Annual Hospital Ball To Be Held Tonight At Woodward Airport Tonight's the night The annual Hospital Ball spon sored ter the Women’s Auxiliary of the Camden Hospital will be held tonight at Woodward Air port Recreational Hall beginning at 9:30 until 1:30. , There will be surprises galore and a program of entertainment headed by a committee including Mrs. Kent Miller and the Misses Priscilla and Jane Buckley. Miss Rosemary Robinson is gen eral chairman again this year, which insures a successful affair. which was Refreshments will be served over^y^Mrs. H. granger Thomas_Tavern with Mrs. EUza- and Mn. Lilia B. Kirk- brth R. Thomas-in charge and the land. , music will be furnished by Clar- The members of the quartet, enc ^ Brazzelle. Ada Kopetx, Bertha Melnik, John Numerous cocktail and dinner Scales and Max Walmer, were parties are planned before the ball presented to the other guests by and many out of town guests here Rev. A. Douglas McArn and Mrs. for the Carolina McArn. March 28, a John Richards McCrae, of New Tickets are y HiU, who was Cup meeting, March 28, are expected to attend. Tickets are $1.80 each (tax eluded). • • • • • Womans Auxiliary Of Comden Hospital Not To Meet This Month York and Liberty Hill visiting relatives in Camden, was a special |uesl ^ ^ Miss Bowen Engaged To Charles Emanuel Mr Mr. w»ri ~ The Wom «« Auxiliary of the Camden hospital will not hold a meeting this month. Mrs. Granger Gaither, the presi- m? oS 1 ^ 1 * 8 dent - W there will not be time Miss Bo^ren finished Fassifern ter to wait until the Aoril meet- ^hoo! fc/Giri. ^ Hendemon- £ wh^^can^^S^ ftvm N riSumhlf f£*iEL dUat A* report * on 811 work and a ^r^ 0 lv!r bl ^ o b complete financial report. She r“y* 8he wishes to thank all who M^c^Ln bee 5 working so faithfully to help S?CohS. S>ne^ wL^ ttJ * nnu * 1 Hos P ital ^ » Ifay Oxirt ril teur y«rj. Her The bdl fa beta* held thie Prl- 1 f ° rmer Sar * h Ivcy day evening, March 25 at 9:30 o’clock, atthe recreation hall at SS 1 ^ Si£ SSTiTi. on D - 3 Hi * h the army in the European theater i • Mdeted’in tni^ess^with the’fath' Miss Louise Ancrum L’LX'StetUlteSi Exhibits Pointing Miss Louise Norwood Ancrum is one of 55 students who have contributed to the current An- Saunders of nual Student Art Exhibition Mount Holyoke Coll South “ r J^ ^ the (Win. Cup. and son, John Witherspoon, uui a race smmer party with cock- daaghter, Keith Cameron, o< D^- tall party before vrflf be held at c A • troit, Mich, are spending eomeUme I Court Inn ^ ua£[ *0 Engagement Announced k«-e with the former’s I o’clock, following the race meet- Mr. and Mrs. B. K. TidweU of Mrs. Alice M. MoiT®. and Dr. John ing. ... Bethune announce the engage- Wttherspoon Corbett. „ ^ ^ A ••••• tMRi ^ Slighter, Bet&Xa Mr. and Mm & B. Capehart Misses Ida McDowell. Dianne Nore, to John William (Billy) and daoghters of .Owtetown, Ryan and Mary Whitaker, stodeate Parker, soq. of Mr. and Mrs. Lae spent several days here last week)* - - - - — - . . -w* —w Hagmxl Hunt Breakfast Given At Mulberry Plantation a —-in , Hadley, Mass. She is the daugh- rSSo5. wl ¥s be glven ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas An- ^ HU Fair street KTm?* Tb* *tudent exhibition, spon- oy ®4r- and Mrs. David R. Wil- gored by the Mount Holyoke t> ♦ c ** . Friends of Art, will continue ^ Pffo“Carol. at drier Mm with Mr. Oape-j land, are spsadtag the spring hoh- hart’s parents, Mr. and Mm. W. R.J days here wttk their Capehart AV UAC, W MVPAAAa VW I stodeate Parker, son of Mr. A. Mary- Parker of Bethune. The wedding data will ba tm* EASIQtGIFI SU666D0N— PRE-EASTER... 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