Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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.3* ;v <•' >*< 1 ■ E C For Soeidl Now* . . . Tolophoo# 705-J Edwin tory jrr Miss OUie Cause of Atlanta, Ga, has returned home after a week’s visit with her sister, Mrs. Milton Weil on Lyttleton street. Carol Cox of Clemson College and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh “Shot" Cox of Tarboro, N. C., are spend- the summer with their par- Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cox. and Mrs. Dickie Cox have recently moved into their new apartment on Mill street Dickie will receive his B. A. degree from the University of Georgia June 11. Mr. and Mrs. R. V. O’Brien and children, William and Nancy 'ff. J., are here visit ’s parents, Mr. and Myrtle Hast, Mrs. J. ' Mrs. Bat E. Hoff man and Mrs. Bates Littlejohn at tended the Young Adult Assem bly at Columbia College on last Friday to Sunday. Lt and Mrs. Matthew Michael Bonner (Cary Guthrie) are spend ing some time here with Mrs. J. H. Guthrie, Fair street. Misses Susie Watkins arid Sadie Frietag will attend the Oppor tunity School for Wesleyan Ser- ' ' “ pital City Air- vice Guilds at Capital port, Columbia, on Saturday and Sunday, June 11 and 12. Mr W G^ h £ P £Srt, Jr., Lyttleton street : Marshall, mnaav. <juiic n — — Mrs. W. F. Nettles. Jr, attend ercises at the ed graduation exe University of South Carolina Monday. Her brother, John Da on Friday to is with fhe E. L duPont ours Co. They are living in the constructed Karesh home newly con on Mackey Mrs. James Johnston of St George, was a member of the graduating class. ~ Mrs. Leonard Schenk, Broad street spent Thursday and Friday in Allendale where she attended the wedding on Thursday evening of her niece, Ann Cassels, and Dr. Lucious Laffitte. Mr. and Mrs. Clarke, Columbia, were Sunday guests of Mr. Clarke’s sister, Mrs. John L. Team and Mr. Team, Broad street Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nutting and children, David and Kay, Lyttleton street left by motor on Land of weft of 1 Chester is Kershaw High School, ‘ K«- Jr., at the USC on Monday. Mr and Mrs. Howard Speaks the South Carolina ivention at Myrtle Beach and are guests at the Kit Kat Klub. Miss Miriam Bruce, Washing ton, D. C.. formerly of Camden, has returned home after spending are es Of Parties Given Miss Margaret vanLandingham I * Un <i PrinuT] The flrat in the glren tor Miss ahawls 1 «nd “Mrs. a- ^ two the guests retted tjr _ I Uttle, Mrs. A. C. VanLand- D. McArn. Mrs. MISS oa Team, time here with' the guest this weft^of her daugh : Mrs. A. G. Huggins. Mias Bruce at- Jr ter, Mrs. H. B. Pitts, family, N. Fair street Miss Lillian Yates, N. street attended the Palmer-Bris- co wedding on Wamaulaw Island, near Charleston, last weekend. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. William 8. Rose and son, Billy of Middletown, Ohio, have been spending some i time with Mrs. Rose’s (Meta Boy kin) brother, L. Whit Boykin and Thursday for a_yisit with relatives in LaFall „„„ ^ette, Tenn. Mrs. James M. Gandy is cha aroning a house party at Myrtle Beach this week, composed of Misses Molly Ruth Redfearn and Katherine Sheofn, James and Harry Gandy. family Boykin. at Millway and tended the reunion of the class of 11*24 of Camden High School held Broad on Wednesday, June 8. Mr. and Mrs. T. Edwin Goodale, Jr., and son. Tommy, .and daugh ter, Irene of Uniontown, Ala., who have been visiting the for mer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thas. E. Goodale, Lyttleton street, re turned to their home on Thurs day stopping en route at Lookout Mountains, Tenn., where Mr. Goodale will attend a textile con- (yy J L,‘ <UT afternoon nt Her home on sheorn. Mm . Chesnut street Mrs. M„ B. Williams, Mrs. J. M. Guests were greeted at the door 1 Gandy. Mrs. J. L. Willlfoi% and by Mrs. F. D. Goodale and Mrs. | Mrs. Hughey'Tindale, Jr. (Helen Hubert Wilson, who Introduced Borns) of Btahomrille. .vi them to Hie recehrin* line, compos ed of Miss vanLandingham. Mrs. Williford. Mrs. 8. W. vanLanding- i. mother’of the bride^leet-to- be, and Mrs! U. O. Burn., mother of thP bridegroom-elect, William Vance Burns Presiding was Mrs. Carl bowl and asaia—_ v _ Mrs. T. Lee Uttl* Mrt.. J. M L PAacec| oq • • • Mr. and Mrs. Hughey Tindal. Jr., blo!2. gave a drop-ln on Thuraday even- was served. Ing. June », for William Vance ered with gaffli^ Burns, brother of Mrs. Tindal Print cloths (Helen Burns) and his fiancee, sent from they!!?? station, home. — and Mrs. George W. Wil-! vention. liams of Florence were the week-' Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nelson, Broad end guests of Mrs. Williams’ sis- street, have as their guests, their ter, Mrs. A. C. Bradham and Mr. daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Bradham, N. Broad street. , . 'Mrs. Robert OBnen (Caroline Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Williford and Nelson) and children, Nancy and J. Lantye Williford, Jr., atend- Bob, of Newark, N. J. Joe Nelson, ed the graduation exercises of J**. of Savannah, Ga., wiU spend Quay Alexander Williford, Jr., at this weekend here with his par ents and another daughter, Nancy Nelson, of Columbia, has returned Gandy and Mrs. M. B. Williams. The tea table was beautifully arranged with a, low silver bowl of mixed garden-floWers and silver candelabras bolding , lighted can- j UIte 25 dales were used on either end of' the table. The honor guests presented corsages by the hostess. Bridal refreshments of AAteen and gar-1 den of the Tlndale’s attractive new “Mrs. A number of other parties are being planned for tho next weeks prior to the Morsholl Is Honor le next two wedding on »> y ■"•-I - mother of om rj Honor, sent o leis of **1 -f v- . J Ji 128 wear-now dresses Exciting tovings on a spring to siimmtr group of light ground silk ft rayon prints, dork shoars, shantungs ft spun* ... In 1 ft 2- piaco fashions for all-occasion wear. Sizos for missos, Jrs. ft woman. DRESSES ORIG. 17.95 DRESSES ORIG. 22.95 DRESSES ORIG. ;; 25.00 DRESSES ORIG. 29.95 7 An eKdiing opportunity to build your warm weather Summer wardrobe and save dollars and dollars! Beautifully styled dresses in a heat of fabrics that you'll wear do work, or on gala ovenings afterwards ... all ai doop. deep reduction. Sixes S to IS, IS te 20, IBtt to 24Vi. and 3« to 44. k * HiMM • • the steno- the Du Bridal refreshments of Cireen /~ uest A* n ur hn m Pnrtv and white mints, Iced, cakes andj VjUesT UUmam rarry sandwiches were served to the 601 ^ followint fc from the Dur- guests who called at the tea hours . ^ Herald- K "•* M1 * . “Ted Marshall Camden apd from 6 until 6 o’clock.- The Williford home was fully decorated with quantltl _ _ ie who attended" the commencement ex ercises at the University of South Carolina on Monday were: Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Williford, Mrs. Jas. M. Gandy, Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Mc- Corkle, Mr ahd Mrs Dewey Creed, Mr. and Mrs. Benton Sheorn, Mrs. M. G. Muller, Mrs. E. D. Vereen and Dr. and Mrs. R E Stevenson. The five Camden boys graduating were: J. Lantye Williford, Jr., Ed Vereen, James Gandy, Jr n Calvin Sheorn and James Creed. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hinson and son, Albert, Jr., left Monday for Alameda, Calif., where they will visit Mrs. Hinson’s sister, Mrs Dan Darley (the former Lillian Davis of Camden), also they will visit her nephew, who is in Rich mond, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. James M. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard Dees. On their return trip they plan to visit Mrs. Hinson's niece, Mrs. James Ford (Thelma Dees), who is in Milwaukee, Wis., also they plan to visit Mrs. Peggy Milton, (widow of John Allen Milton), in Chicago, !!!. They plan to be gone about five or six weeks. They are traveling by car. - ~ • 0 with quantities of Hawaii, who will be graduated in garden flowers and magnolia bios- j une from Duke University, were 1 —— IdfaBM W A1 soms. Barbara Reeves Honored On Her 16th Birthday On Friday evening, June 3, the members of the vanLandingham- Burns wedding party motored Jo Seeman Columbia where they were guests — of Mr. and Mrs. William 8. van- Landingham at a buffet supper. Both Mr. and Mrs. vanLanding ham will he attendants in the wedding which will be tho social event of Saturday, June 25. The dining room table from which the buffet supper was served was decorated with giant daisies tall white tapers In crystal idelabrss. --—-— a a a ^ __rs. Cecil Brasington gave a Drop In” at her home in Colum bia on Wednesday afternoon from 5 until 6:30 o’clock, honoring her neice. Miss Margaret vanLanding ham, bride-eleot. She was assist ed by her daughter, Mrs. James Ellison, Jr.- Barbara _Brasington). Sarah Eleaser who will be an at tendant in the wedding, Sybil Drakeford Johnson, formerly of Camden and Mrs. E. D. Lewis, grandmother of the bride-elect. Those motoring from Camden for this lovely affair were Miss van Landingham, the honoree. her mother^ Mrs. S. W. vanLanding, Mrs. H. L- Mims, senior, enter tained on Friday evening, May 27 at her home on E. Hampton street, nf .her .niece, Barbara eeves, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Reeves; Jr., the occasion being her 16th birthday. Sixteen couples were invited and the young ladies, in their for mal gowns, were presented old- fashioned nosegays by the hostess. After games, contests and danc ing the guests were invited into the dining room where refresh ments, consisting of iced punch, sandwiches, mints and salted nuts .were served from a beautifully appointed table. The centerpiece of rose and white gladioli was flanked by burning tapers in tall candle sticks. The decorated birthday grai and the end. Fern tracery sprinkled with Mrs. U. G. , Burns, Mrs. T. Lee Assisting in entertaining and serving were: Mr. and Mrs. Wal- Re< I "m * “ lace Reeve*, JT.rMr. and Mrs. W: Reeves, Mr. and Mrs. Elton Reeves and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Moody. cake graced one end of the table punch bowl the opposite pastel flowers was used around cake and punch the lace doth. garlanded on bowl and Little Theatre CAMDEN, S. C. FrL-SaU June 10-11 Lawless fury rages in west’s worst danger spot. the “EL PASO" Color by Cinecolor—starring John Payne, Gail Russell Sterling Hayden Also Cartoon Saturday Nile Late Show June 11—10:30 P. M. Roland Winters as Charlie Chan—in “THE GOLDEN EYE" Sunday, June 12 Like 10,000 volts crashing through your emotions! Cornell Wilde—in with—Patricia Knight Starting Times Sunday Only: Matinee 3:1S—NightJhOO Mon.- June 13-14 It’s the cheer leader of the year! Loretta Yc Van Johnson °' m lk ‘MOTHER IS A FRESHMAN* Color by Technicolor Also News and Cartoon WedL-Thure. June 15-10 It’s MOM!s all new love story! June Lawford V Margaret Color by Technicolor Also Newt WAYSIDE THEATRE — U-DRIVE-N — "Show Begins Ai Dusk" m. 2 Complete Shows Nightly TV , FrL-SaL, June 3-4 ' “LAST ROUNDUP" Gene Autry—Jean Heather Also “The Three Stooges" Sunday-Monday, June 12-13 "MERRILY WE LIVE" Brian Ah erne Constance Bennett 1 Tues.-WedL June 14-15 "YAlfKS AHOY" William Tracy, Robert Kent Mayjorie Woodworth Thurs.-FrL, June 10-17 "STALLION ROAD" R. Reagan, A Smith t Saturday. June 10 "WEST OF DODQE CITY" Charles Starrett Smiley Burnett honored lace E. Miss Dorothy guests when Mrs. Wal Seeman and her sister, othyHenn, * entertained at an Hawaiian supper party at Mrs. s home on <5ak Drive in Forest Hills. The two honored • have beeh uviu* w vers. * - w tan’s home for the past year ***“ »re thtmg attending the “The home and •ni Mia ta’SV* piece iQr um j4 which is the -**- wiucu is th# on the island.”"** “At 7:30 in th* surprise to the W mlute was hroa^JJ olulu to Mert ChfljJ Hjs friends and 32* mg there were Hawaiian mmfr. lace also played trna her accordian. <2 w ere classmatm guests atBSeofi Mrtv ended with r We Meet • • • . *re widely d* were the world. V t "V_ Ajfcr- BEGI ' i MONDAY, JUNE 11 THE CORKER BOOK SI will be CLOSED in oftemo Open in morning fraoi 9t immer month #1 MM —— — Dress Clearand Over 200 Diwwm lUduM to This All Pries, these dresses are not seconds, or I new merchandise, just ps clean and frd as the day they were mode, nothing tol price. V-— ■ a a aaaa Gkm.p.1 * 100 of th— bargain pwckad dremrn te »—h«p.Q end Gingham. in and wa lor reduced REDUCED Group 2 100 more lowly dr—— ai a price you caa not miss. Eyelets. Sun Back, Piques. Rayon Sd* REDUCED 8.00 RE0UCB Hurry, Hurry, To P® L The “Champion Is Great 1 * J Watch JU V'.aii Wi.ay44 -re.,.,™*™™. * , HOT WEATHER HEADACHE: ’ '5r re* •# ■ r. Com* in and |«t ut flush His Radiator on your ear and eh**' tha entire cooling system ... NOW IS THE TIME. BEFORE YOU START THAT TRIP- ■make SURE YOU can finish