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.W-M ^1 WVWm m&Gi BWfttVI rVI »VJ Berry Redfeom, Jr. •geOf H Marrioge Of Interest BMiHgt The R' 4 Jr., son of „ . Derry Keazeern, B9IIIIIW 11 8. G. Friday and Saturday May 27 and 28 Double feature!. No. 1 Hie t Meequlteera In “Carered Wagon Day*” No. S John Wayne In “West of the DMde” and first Chapter Of “King Of the Jungteland” Monday and Tuesday May SO and 31 First Showing in Camden! .. too amart for her own good! Constance Bennett and Brian ▲herae In “Smart Woman** Also News and Comedies Wednesday and Thursday June 1 and 2 Robert Mitchem Star sensation of the hour In “Betrayed** Also News and Comedies Bank Nile Beery Wednesday! double ring ceremony. Mrs. Mama L. 1st; Mrs. Raymond Martin, sopra no; and (Mr. Bryan Blackwell, ten- n lovely program of maalc before the entrance of the brtdil party. Mrs. Reynolds played “Clatr de Lane” by Debus- “Cantflene Nuptial” by Dn- Bois; and “Serenade During 'the ceremony soft strains of “Llbestraum" by Llsst were played. The wedding March from the third act of ‘‘Lohengrin’’ by Wag ner was used as the processional, and Mendelseoha’s March from “A Midsummer Night's Dream’’ was played for the recessional. Mrs. Martin and Mr. Blackwell sang two duets. '"The Sweetest Story Brer Told” and “Sweethearts of Spring time” from “The Student Prlace.” Mr. Blackwell also sang “I Lore Thee” by Greig. and during the ceremony as a prayer, “The Lord Peen 4’ Rage lace. The fall skirt of lace and nylon tnOa ed moot becomingly lace mits. and her fall of bridal Illusion was caught with s crown of seeded pearls. Her! bridal bouquet waa of Roeee, ralley! lilies and fern. Among the Camden people at- , tending were Mr*. R. BjaHott,! ’ by Schubert. Sr_jrran*nother of the hnde; R. B. Euiott, Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Claude West, Claude West, Jr, Mrs. Ed ward Wooten, Mrs. Thomas Wat-; era, Mrs. O. J. Dean, Willard Dean and Mrs. W. C. Pitts. Mrs. Hunter, mother of the 1 bride, is the former Hattie Reed Of Miss Red Crow Notes The following resolution death of m & m i set tion home to the e notewort American he* been . _ . reward end mims Out 1 follow the i to e good row. in indler And Mr Pitts Is Announced Today Mr. and Mrs. Otis S. Lindler, of is Lugoff, announce the _ ’■ of their daughter, Nancy _ . 9i Pitts. 7 The wedding to the American Red in the passing of our dear friend, with deep sorrow MoultneBrailsford, we bow in or former chairman humble submission to His divine ce-werker, will, for we murmur not et thine Brailaford; inscruable decree, and be it fur- this chapter ther resolved that the stole of sympathize with his wife Carolina and the nation, farm?; that a copy of thaee reso-1 which he so deariy lutions be sent to the family, and, suffered an untold be placed on a page in our minute book, sriT TO OPEMPA1 Kl k . with these resolutions in- scribed to his memory, and ‘‘May the Lord Mess thee and | k€ 3day the Lord let his counten- every j ancTshine upett thee end be grec- future. Mr. Pitts is the son of Mr. aad Mrs. R. B. Pitts, Sr. s • • * • Hospital Auxiliary The regular monthly meeting of the Camden Hospital Auxiliary will be held in the Nurses’ home Monday, May 30 at 4 p. m. Offic ers will be elected few: the comil year/and all members are urgi to attend. - Prayer’’ by MakHte. As tbs ck)»-J to Isaac B: , log benediction the vocalists used take place some time in the near the ‘“Three-fold Amen." Usher groomsmen were Chas. Redfeam, Robert Radford, Rich ard Rion, Joe Alls ton, Howard Gandy of Hartsville and Claude West of Camden, cousin of the bride. The bridesmaids were Misses Emms Jean Moore, Lamar and Coker College; Betty Thomas, Rockingham, N. C.; Miriam Wad dell, Fayetteville, N. C.; Jean Red- fearn, Shirley Prescott; and Mrs. Richard Rion, Hartsville. Their gowns were of marquisette with rainbow colored effect In back pan el, and their mitts were In harmon ising shades. They carried fan shaped flowers. Two of the maids wore orchid—two wore green—and two yellow. The bride’s only sister, Miss Barbara Hunter, served as maid of honor. She was dressed in a mel on colored gown patterned after the bridesmaids. The dainty, petite bride entered the church on the arm of her fath er, who gave her In marriage. She i ******* we who knew trie Brailsford deem it a privilege to have known and as with ,thi* fine Southern man, n gracious man who thought was for his feUowmgn ’ ioug unto thee, and in every sense a good sport a i “May the Lord lift up his straight shooter and one who' countenance upon thee and give placed thCi game of life squarely “An outstanding alumnus of the JL i *1 aae r FINE RECORD IS— (Continued from page one) Norman Shealy and John Zemp. There were 230 entries. Biology: Mary J. Campbell and Rembert Truesdale. There were 235 entries. Junior English: Mary J. Camp bell and Carroll Savage. There were 440 entries. General Science: John McLain, Billy Nicholson and Carroll Sav age. There were 230 entries. Camden High School also en tered contestants in Debating and Declamation. The finals were held in Columbia. District 14 has the AA rank as being the largest high schools of the state. The results are given below: Debate Team won for District No. 14—Isabelle Thompson and June Roberto—and represented the District 14 in the State Con test held at University of South Carolina won . four out of six rounds there. Bobby Jack Moody won in the Oratorical contest in District 14 and represented District 14 in Co lumbia. He rated ‘‘good.'’ No win ner is selected. There were 1% contestants—four rated “excel lent” the remainder rated “good” or “fair.” LITTLE'S DRIVR IN -*» WALK IN Located U. A. Highway No. 1 t Ml loo Northoaot of Camdoa Drivo-ln’o Admloolon: Adult* Sfc Chi Id roil under twolvo (In cars) Fro*. Walk-In’s: Adults 86c Children 12c 8.90 7.90 8.90 YOU’LL NEED AT LEAST ONE i » * JACKETED SUNBACK Chmuguukuuti ... bare shouldered dhreuooo with handy •over-up jackets. Washable cottons and rayons, in juniors' and misses* awes. And at these Carnival-low prices«.... R8 SMART... BUYTWOI at Penney’s Friday mid Saturday May 27 and 28 It’s a rootin’ musical ronnd-np In Color by Technicolor Dennis (Morgan and Jack Oaraon la “Two Guys From Texas” Also Cartoon Sunday, May 29 One show only at • o’clock Loving! Laughing! “tiring In a Big Way** Starring Gene Kelly - Marie MacDonald Also Cartoon Monday and Tuesday May 30 and 31 It’s Gigantic! 16 Songs and #■ Color by Technicolor “My WUd Irish Roan** Starring Dennis Morgan and giant musical cast! Also Cartoon Wedneaday and Thursday June 1 and 2 They’re Back! They’re Better! First Timq together since “Go ing My Way*’ Bing Crosby—Barry Fitzgerald Joan Caulfield to “Welcome Stranger** Also Cartoon Military College of South Caro lina by reason of his association and charm he kept in close touch with the commanding general and the affairs of The Citadel his alma mater, he was a bosom friend of its famed commandant, the late countenance upon thee thee peace eternally.’* fr ARM WOMfcN- Col. O. J. Bond. 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