Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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HUDAY. 9QI SOCIETY F. Nc Deans-Hanes Engagement Announced Social Now*, • • 705-J [with Tru«wlri« of jfiwni* Gale and 1 cTevd^ SaS Laurence and Ro® - iMyiM— BoltonJ Jfr. and Mrs. lira. Irving C. came by Ohio, «re vJOgg ST* ^ Laurence and Rob- who have recently home on JMtoW. Pern, of Scottsbhift Nebraska, spent _ several days weekend hen with Mrs. Luthw Bo^™« Hammond, Jr n and oeeca, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Dutchne and Mr. Hammond in Mrs. H. D. Sellars of Beach, FUl, was an overnight of her siatar, Mrs. W. J. an last Thursday en route to Mt Croghan, N. C., on busi- den, and Nfw Davis at- of the rleans, and Mrs. little daughter, from Washington, p. Chesebro, of FT f Y., who has spent the Camden as a guest of DuBose, accompan- lessie Sage, who was Tnn, motored home James Eldredge, aft- in Camden and New joined them in Plm»- ■ the summer. Buss liss Eldredge will re- jden in the fall. „ Mrs .Robt W. Taller, >lace, left on Monday for [Ponte Verda, Florida. W. Heath (Aloise St Petersburg, Fla., is of her parents, Mr. and F. Buckley at Kams- itation. Mr. Heath and sons, Jimmy Buckley Kirkover, remained in burg. John Kirkover, is old was named for i’s brother, John Buck- \ Heath’s grandfather, rkover is for Harry D. intimate family days with his parents, W. C. Perry. He _ e, landing at die Woodward Airport Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Lord and little son, Joe, of Charleston, vis ited Mrs. Lord’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Perry last week-end. Mrs. Everett Montgomery and chUdrm, Bunny and Cookie, will Mrs. Montgom- and Mrs. J. S. N. C. * Mr. and Mrs. Chas. P. DuBose, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Har rison motored to Tryon, N. CL, on Wednesday for the Tryon Horse Slow. Mrs. Fletcher W. Malone, of Richmond, Va^ is visiting friends Bunny si iter witn cry's parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. the Carolina Ballet Company in the auditorium, Columbia, on Monday evening and were ac hy the little “ Nettles, .. _ Clarke and Mas ter Harvey Clarke. Mias Ndla Wilson Coward of Cheraw will spend Easter here with her mother, Mrs. W. J. Hoff man. She will be accompanied by Mbs Glenn, also erf Cheraw. Mrs. Mortimer Boykin had w house guests last weekend, her sister, Mrs. H. CL Hamer and Mr. and Mrs. Frank David of Dil lon. Mrs. Leonard Schenk, N. Broad street, will leeve on Friday for long weekend over Easter with and Mrs. been made Cam- of the Miss « Pomeroy Deana, to John Wesley Hanes, Jr, son of Mr. John Wesley Hanes of New York and the late Mrs. Agnes Mitchd aeroy Deem of C S.Sttr 0 ' Funeral Of Mrs. E. S. Boykin Held From Grace Church Miss Deans IS die Col. Robert Barr daughter of na, U. I a long weekend over Eas her son, Leonard, Jr, a Schenk m Savannah, Ga. here. She was the guest of the Misses Ads and Helen Phelps last week and is staying with Mrs. Maggie Halsall this week. She and the late Mr. Malone are tar- Mrs. J. H. Guthrie anrf daugh ter, Miss Cary Guthrie, left _ . __ Cary Guthrie, Thursday for Annapolis, Md., and Washington. D. C/ where they will visit Mrs. Harold G. Phillies S. A, Rob- Camden, late Mr. Pomeroy. The bride-elect, who was_grad- uated from the Garrison Forest school. Garrison. Maryland, is senior at Vi Mr. Hanes, a graduate of Deer field acedemy, served in file U. S. Army for three years during the war, and la a senior at Yale university, where he is a member of Delta Kappa Epsilon. The bridegroom-elect is a of the late Mr. and Mrs. MacKnight Bditehel of ork city and the late Mr. and Mrs. John Wesley Hanes of Winston-Salem, N. C. » • • • • Funeral services for Mrs. Elisa beth Sinkler Boykin, widow of Douglas Ancrum Boykin were held on Monday afternoon, April 4, from Grace Epescopal church with the Reverend Stiles Lines officiating. Mrs. Boykin died at her home 1704 Fair street on Saturday eve ning, April 2, after a long She .was the . was instru mental in reviving interest in the Woman’s Exchange. Later she helped organize the Business Wo men’s Circle of the church and was its efficient president fof After Mr. Boykin’s death in Oc tober 1046, she was appointed li- Camden L Contract Let To Roanoke Firm For Du Pont Plant Library until her brarian in the and held this position death. Mrs. Boykin was known as Lesa to a host of friends who Contract for concrete for the mourn her passing. rvived d well H. and ■ml was born and i ter Hill plantation, near Boykin in Kershaw county. After her ma iriti she moved file interested herself in church activities. Mr. Boykin being sen ior warden of Grace Epescopal - She was president of the Women’s Auxil iary of the church and during her She is survived Tby three broth ers, Richard M. Boykin. Pelham, N. Y., Dr. Irving Boykin^ Phila delphia, Pa, and Burwell Boykin, Carter HilL one sister. Mrs. Wil liam R. Capeh&rt, Carter Hill, and a step-daughter Mrs. Robert K. Allan, the former Ellen Doug las Boykin, of New York City. Active pallbearers were all cou- Wyndham N. Manning, Co- Malloy, Cheraw, ivkin, Boykin, E. Miller Boykin, Pina polls, Dr. J.W. Brun son and Chas. H. Zemp. furnishing the ■ construction of the Du Pont plant hero has been awarded to the Roanoke Ready- Mix Concrete Company of Roan oke, Va. This company will begin work at once to Mt up a plant on the Du Pont plant site for the pro duction of the ready-mix con crete. This is one of the largest con tracts that has been awarded yet. The construction division of a Du P<mt Compa „.r —’ Active pauoearers were au nyn^toMr.Boy- 'Luo'Tcfc * a* «_ TzS?! Deas Boykin, Boykin, E. M the Du P«mta»inpany. bonded by James D. WBwm, project lanager, has now moved into the uUdmg erected at the jplant rite. Mr. Wilaon said Thursday morning that satiafactoxr prog ress was being made in the grad ing work conridering the weather element Go To Church Sunday Use Chronicle Want Ads on Tri-Gamma Party mer residents of Camden. cal Joseph Allen Tobin of the Medi- 1 College of South Carolina at Charleston will spend the Easter holidays with his mother, Mrs. L. P. Tobin. Mn. J, M. Gandy, Mrs. L. P. Tobin, Miss Mollie Ruth Redfearn, ■nH Ml— Ki _ _ Harold G. Phillips (Thomasia Guthrie) and her fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Stuart spent last weekend in Augusta, Ga, and were spectators at Masters Golf Tournament. Thirteen members of Tri-Gam ma sorority of Camden High School and their dates left on Thursday afternoon for Myrtle Beach where they will have a they will over Easter, stay at the Kit Kat Kathryn Sheorn attend ed file songfest at the Univerrii th Carolina Tuesday of South Recent guests of the W.3. man’s were Dr. and Mrs. E. N. Hoffman, Wilmington, N. CL; Mrs. W. C. Haynard, Raleigh; Mr. and i. S. O. Hoffman of Columbia and Miss Nella Coward of Miss Louise Ancrum and her 'Ktab and will be chaperoned by guest. Miss Carol Hagen, students Mrs. Wm. Murphy, owner of the at Mount Holyoke, Mass., return-1 Klt Kat » Mrs - Carl Ogbum and ed to school after spending their! Mrs * Gar y Smith, holidays here with mi— Ancrum’s I Tri-Gamma’s and their dates ts, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas'Smith, i Molly. Ogbum, Betty Nelle Bow ers, Will-Ann Campbell, Eloise an Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Law of El* liotts are visiting their daughter, Mrs. F. D. Goodale and MrCood- ale, N. Broad street Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Pitts, Jr. Fair street were in Palm Beach, Fla,recently parents, Ancrum. Mrs. W. W. Bates Jr, and chil dren, Mary Douglas, Elizabeth and Wm. m, of Durham, N. C, ara spending several weeks here with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Clarkson, Sr, N. Mill Street Mr. Bates will join them here next week. John K. deLoach, tomey-at-law, is a pa Camden hospital. Getty*, Billy Massabeau, Betty Clarke, Aldivt Boykin, Ann Hol- don, Wyrian “ Ross, Dot Emerson and Letty Emerson. Johnny Wall, ry Wi “ * Henry Morty lean Cotton soclation. George Edwin rived on W< mont-Abi attending the Amer- Manufacturers As- ospit Mr. and Mrs. Belton O. Botkin, Stuart, HI, ar- from Bel- tory School, Garrison Street will spend er week-end with Mrs. Boykin’s daughter, Mrs. John Land (Caro lyn Cantey) and family in Gas tonia, Lamoy — Devins tsjifteeivorflbj Imks start; ^ (urlwppg |wmm*3 Ur Marb.. NECKLACE from** Hoffer Co. Mrs. James L. Cousins of Miami Springs. Fla, the farmer Jane Campbell, is visiting her aunt Mias Sarah Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Fisher Black (Libba Zemp) and children, Fish er, Jr, Blakeney and Lee of New York arrived on Saturday tor On April 3 at 2:00 p. m. in the Community Church at Morrison- atts, Mickey Marshall, Muller, Frank Horton, Jimmy Kime, C. i Parker, Bobby Arnold, Grang er Kornegay and Sonny Smith. ~ Kuril Billups, Jin sat Tilley-Scott Wedding Of Interest April 9 The marriage Ruth TiUey, daughter of Mr. and of Miss Alma Mrs. C. V. Tilley, of Statesville, N. C. and Robert (Bob) Scott son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy M. Scott, of Camden, S. C, t took place Sat urday, April 9th, 1049, at the par ti r * the First Baptist church Floyd loyd Mont- virit with Mrs. Black’s mother. of Glenn Lamoy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lamoy of Morrison- ville. Rev. S. Houston Evans of ficiated. Mr*. J. Blakeney Zemp. Mr. and * ttir * d du **y m Monday sonage o: with the Rev. O. gomery officiating. The double ring ceremony was performed in the presence of the immediate families and close friends Mrs. Black left on for Florida and will return next * w J r *V fe , with a navy Mrs. Jack Tallent of burg was the guest of Rev. and or, Mrs. A. D. McArn on Sunday and ■ift fii was a soloist in the choir for the special music'at Bethesda Pres byterian church. ^ —M—I Penney^ accessories and of white roses. Miss Joyce Man- ware navy with rose access- a and a corsage of white roses. Kenneth Lobdril was best man. Mrs. Lamoy, a graduate of Peru Central School, class of 1948 is SOW mplcrel .t N»rth«rn_N«w Ml?. T. Ue4itS« graduate Entertains Bridge Club School is The Wednesday Afternoon card ; with Mrs. mtmc otiuc wo 1 !® a suit or iignt gabardine with a purple or- as a shoulder corsage. The young couple will make their home In Statesville, N. CL. where Mr. Scott is a member of the Statesville Owls baseball team. —. . • • • • • I now _ _ south- state, Mr. and Mrs. Lamoy will be at home in Morrisonville. ir Outfits made to the Family Budget! PRING FINDS Births Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. I kill announce the birth of daughter, Martha Ann at the Mc Leod Infirmary, at Florence, on l April 6 ‘ t togof Hobl COKEB GLEE CLOB ES The Coker College Glee Club at 4 P. M. The chapter will meet ing to a large congregation at with Mrs. R. Y. Steedman. As- the First Baptist church last Sun- sistant hostess will be announced I day evening. later. club met with Mrs. T. Lee Little, Lyttleton street with Mrs. George R. Darden and Mrs. Roberta Smith of Charlottesville, Va, as special guests, i A dessert course was served be fore the card game end table isoT'... prizes were won by Mrs.. Ralph Little and Mrs. Leonard Schenk. a 0*000 D. A. !L MEETING FOUTFONED As the regular monthly bkirk fa falls on Good Fri- Wosh wondon of your wardrobal Laca-icad sun twins of crisp, cool Salyna . with covar-up boloros and washable lelf belli 6 A Cotton* or ■hbb - " fort leeel ‘ • e. gi*, - Everyth! i-UvUi* ■Jfi- •• ,■ It : t.' *• • Hair Hta way you like it • • • aycuyour favorita color '.’t;.'™ Twa , - , .a • . . V ,f . .“A peneaeHty yougofor. .. voice you lovete beer... yet, w** get everything. Including, elm, every Imt thing yeu've been obk to think up to give her for Eneter. Ho* you thought of flowtrs? How about a gorgeous BH ing plant, a delicate cut banquet or en exguieite ... perfect gllhteeupigce your Emter greeting wore elo- quently than ever! Get your oMer In early and let onr expert floriet arrangon Nx up something special! ** iASTEK SUNDAY, AfSIL ITtb ' *UT IT WITH FLOWEM- V . » see our display of Easter and|Plants Tgi nrw m mUB^Mfl—kUSUOB XSHHMii THE MM