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t 11 Sociol 705-J Glover, Da'll* .T. Baum. . Cherry ******* is here *Pf n S2*^ ^pent Easter weekend den B°yg, ^ T~~T^i* r ' Wilson of the Mffler Lum- admitted to the Cam- il on Wednesday for „ and treatment. sometime her* with Mrs. Jim Terry, of At- spent the Easter h( ^- mden with Mrs. Terry s r and Mrs. Joe Gaskin, A. “Sonny” Sowell and darter, Co- js spending this week the former’s mother, HalsaU, LytUetpn St innie T. Baum and som Baum, have returned ig the weekend in Jem where they at- wedding of the for- )hew, Harold Simons. ^te Tennant and sons, Chris Tennant of Mor- W. Va., and spit Blair of Detroit Mich., re- ome on Sunday after Easter here with anotn- M. Tennant and Bars. Hampton street Mrs. W. S. Whiting, Jr. *ir guest last week Dr. Mason Olcott and thdr Id son. Mason, Jr. Dr. a professor in the Uni- Pennysl vania and he ly were on their way The Whiting* also had Dr. and Mra, Fred- of Belpirt, L. L, on their way to Kay ». Cowan does research the Brookhaven Nation* lirsl Stanley King, Jefferson la a patient at the is highway, is denTospital. r. and firs. C * md “ C-vta Shtorn, have returned to the after spending their spring DSC holidays here with their parents. Mr. and Mr*. Benton Shewn Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Muller. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Outlaw (Margie M Danny and week to make their home in Flor ence ,jrhey have been living with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mayer on York street Mrs. Edwin Kerrison is in Charleston this week to attend the reception and luncheon of the Colonial Di Dajne Society, which are being give nin honor of Bin. Thomas W. Streeter, president of the National Society of Colotaial Dames of America. Bln Kerrison is the guest of her aunt, Bln on accompan- ^HBln Henry deSaussure. Mr. and Bln Donald Hiett, To ledo, Ohio, who have been visit ing their daughter, Mrs. R. B. “Dixie” Boykin, Mt Pleasant Plantation, returned home Thursday. They were accor ied by Bln. Boykin’s aunt, Louis Mennel, Who has also been visiting here. Mr. and lln Ralph Christie Smith (Caroline Richardson), of Darien, Conn., arrived on Tues day for a few days visit with Bln. Smith’s mother, Bln Alice C. Marye. They will motor to Sea Island, Ga., on Friday for a week at The Cloister, returning here later. Bln L R. Hayes, Mn J. W. Campbell and Buss Mary Hayes were guests of friends and rela tives m York last weak and at tended the 50th anniversary cele bration of the Women of the Church of Bethel Presbytery. Bln Hayes is honorary president PresbyteriaL of Bethel SPOKE TO K1WAHI8 Mayor Henry Savage. Jr- moke Kiwanis Cluo on to the Camden on die proposed is sue of v ““" ■w;'V (jiUitft $0CMUT€ *. *Ma«ii Lila t . nounced ; j ‘ ^Hoog-Mullen Nuptials Of Interest In City * Of wide social interest is the announcement in toe Tampa (Fla.) Sunday Tribune of the en gagement and approaching mar riage of Bliss Katherine Hoag, daughter of the Rev. and Bln Harold Brown Hoag, of 851 South Boulevard, Tampa, and Harris Hopkins Mullen, son of Bir. and Bln Charles G. Mullen, 90S Golf View Ave., Tampa. The marriage will be solemnis ed earl in June. The bride-groom-elect is a rela tive of the late Mn Bessie Cash Irby, of Boykin, and has visited in Camden with his parents on numerous occasions. He is a descendant of a long line of distinguished North and South Carolina families. He re ceived his education at toe U. of Florida and Duke University, 1 where he received his bachelor or science degree. He is a mem ber of Alpha Tan Omega frater nity, the Merrymakers, Commo dore Club, Tampa Yacht and 'Country Club and Ye Mystic Robon-Raley [White-Stokes f f 7' •nnounc ft. Mr. and Bln James A. daughter, Barbara ^ean Raley, Mr. and Bln A. B. White an- and Clyde Rabon, son of Bir. and 1 “ounce the marriage of th«lr Mn Burlia Rabon, of Logoff. .daughter. Julia Salma, to Clar- The double ring ceremony was ence O^Dell Stokes of Camden, performed on April 2 at the home j The wedding took place Novem- of the bride’s parents, on East ber £5, 1948. Hampton Street,' with the Rever-1 The groom is the aon of Mr. end O. Floyd Montgomery off*'**- Mrs. D. K. Stokes of Cam- ating. I den. Kreeve? of Gasparilla. He is a courtier in the Gasparilla Court, sod one of Tampa’s honon and is associa ness with his father, publisher of the Florida Grower Bla highest i ated in busi- agazine. Mrs. Jim Terry * Honored At Party Mrs. Ruth Smith honored Mrs. Jim Terry, of Atlanta, Ga., with a bridge party at her home on Blill street last Friday evening. High score prize was awarded Bln John Stover and low score prize was awarded Bln. W. A. prize Grant Mr. and Mrs. Stanford W. vanLandingham, of Cam- . 1 . M • j W A _ W gf _ _ den, announce the engagement of their daughter, Marg aret, to William Vance Bums, son of Mr. and Mrs. U. G. A delightful salad course was ed after served the game. Bums, also of Camden. The wedding will take place in June. < • April Meeting Of Camden Garden Club Was Held At Home Of Mrs. Joe Brunson The meeting of the Cam- le April den Garden Qub was held at the home of Bln J. W. Brunson. The president having bean temporar ily detained. Miss Fannie Fletch- called the meeting to order, ssions of appreciation and , were made to Bln Jack Whitaker for the highly suocem- ful manner in which plana for the Regional Meeting were organized and executed. She in turn com mended Bln E. N. McDowell for of the fin- thirteen of at the A taken care from the Conservation stated that a small rite being sought along highs mo. i wittcn would oe sunante for as a ] j ions for such place are now under The praridmt enwmnred that Bllas Fahnie Fletcher will be re porter for the Bulletin at each meeting. Also: that toe Garden Tour Fund amounted to about i that for many others “it is beat to look, to love, and leave them alone.” * Officers of the Camden Garden Qub are as follows: President, Bln A. P. DuBose; Vice-Presi dent, Bln Grayson Shaw: Record ing Secretary, Bln H. G. Carri- son, Sr.; ~ Mn Leila B. Kirkland; Treaaur- er.BIn A S. Llewellyn. _ During the social hour, the $1800, which wUl be used to con- hoeten, assisted by Bln. A. P. Du- tinue the restoration of Mani-iBoee, Mrs. Mortimer Muller, and guilt House and garden in Char- j Mn L. B. Kirkland served punch, Jeston. ~ “ ‘ * The motion that the chair: cookie* and sandwiches, a conunittea to study the| wajv of raising funds to idea oi vu raising iunus mj provide for obligation* already as sumed was carried. A most delightful feature of the meeting was the Jalk “WBd Flowers," her very speaking from a wealth of varieties of can be moved into a home corre^wnding to the habitat from which they have been lifted. But SPECIAL 42 by 36. 7.. .tee pair : J. PAUL ROSS 932 IrMl SNMt at The Smart Shop On All Spring Coats Toppers And Suits Early Spring Druses In Crepes And Linens 'Complete Stock Of Wonderful : Fitting • 7 1 ‘—■7-—^ :— Delores Brasiere SUPPORT THE COMMUNITY CONCERTS CAMPAIGN THE FASHION SHOP, INC CAMDEN • #? Clearance -r 7* SPRING COATS ••••• Gabardines, Suedes, Tweeds, Novelties. Sizes for Juniors, Misses and Women. Reg. 29.50 - 85.00 ~ Isrit ••••• ENTIRE STOCK Gabardines, Coverts, Tweeds, Novelties. 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