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“SOCIETY” T. 0. Boykin* Entertain Football Team Pot Social Now* . . . Telephone 705-J Mr. and Mr*. T. O. Bojrkta Parties Are Given For Mr. And Mrs. Sailor And Mr. And Mrs. Green Mr. mad Mn. L, J. O’Dettr, Sr., of Niagara rails, N. T., wore re cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. O’Dette, Jr. . George Biwln Stuart, trd, and Johnny Borrtni, Jr., students at Belmont Abbey Preparatory ochool (N. C.) spent the week-end here with their parents. Cyril. EL Harrison arrived this week from Rolling Rock Club, Le- gotner. Pa., for the winter season. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith of Con way, have returned home after a visit with their nephew, Gary Smith, and family, N. Broad 8L Biro. William Murphy and daught er, Clssie Beck, of Myrtle Beach, spent last week here with Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Rhame, 408 Chesnut 8L Raymond Woolfe, popular horse man and trainer, arrived from the eastern tracks tills week and will train here this season. Ralph Little left on Wednesday for Tree too, N. J., where he will visit his brother, Dr. Ray Utile, and Mrs. Little. HOFFER'S ft & ^ WJit Jor ,M«n| Or Atm for JLnlMty AwritbwiJkeli jor ^anj- ^am SSLaur Jispiu/ WHEN IN CAMDEN ON Circus Day VISIT OUR STORE AND SEE OUR ★ ★ SPECIALS In WATCHES As Low os $5.95 ★ ★ MEN'S GOLD-FILLED EXPANSION BANDS At $4.00 LADIES' GOLD-FILLED WRIST BANDS All Types at $430 ★ ★ The Holier Co. JEWELERS CAMDEN. S. C John T. Mackey <ff Atlanta, Ga., formerly of Camden, arrived on Wedneeday and Is s guest at the Greenleaf Villa. Mr. and Mr*. George E. Sailor (Peggy little) returned to their home in Van Nyse, California, on Sunday after a two-weeks vielt with the letter’s mother, Mrs. Mil ler Uttle. Mr. end Mrs. Dsvld R. Williams. Mulberry Plantation, left Camden on Monday and will sail from New York on the Queen Mary for a month's tour of Europe. Ronald de L Kirkbride of Santa Barbara. Calif., ia the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dixie Boykin, Mt. Plesaant. Mr. Kirkbride, who has been living in England for the pest three years, formerly lived here with bis parents at Cool Springs. He is the author of Dark Surren der, a novel of the South, which he collaborated with Mr. Boykin and which was illustrated by the former Adele Savage. Mr. aad Mrs. Fred Shellman of Savannah, ' Ga., were week-end guests of Mrs. Miller Little. Fair street Mr. and Mrs. Robt T. Greene and son, Bobby, of Boston, Mass., left on Wednesday after spending two weeks here with Mrs. Greene’s mother, Mrs. Miller Llttla. Mrs. Eleanor Lane and Richard Relger, Jr, will spend this week end In Chapel Hill with Mrs. Lane’s sister, Miss Martha Jordan, and will attend the University of N. C.- Tenn. football game on Saturday. Mrs. Ralph Uttle, Lyttleton 8t, had as her guests on Wednoaday, Mr. and Mrs. John Kite and son. Jack, and Mr. and Mrs. John Lind say of Charleston, W. Va., en route home from Florida. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Small, Fair St., had as their guests on Wed nesday and Thursday, Mrs. Small's parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Rlcken- baker of Cameron. Mrs. Frank Coleman and Mrs. Ben Coleman of Columbia, and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Pennington of Hartsvllle. They all attended the Carolina- Clemson game In Columbia on Big Thursday. tertatned delightfully on etcher *2, v Legion Auxiliary Held Monthly Meeting On Friday Afternoon The American Legion Auxiliary of the James Leroy Belk Post 17, held Its monthly meeting on Fri day. Oct. 14, at the home of Mra. Charles H. Stogner, 2105 N. Broad street, at 4 o’clock. Mrs. C. C. Jackson, president, presided and the minutes were taken by Mra. J. E. Hoffman In the absence of the secretary, Mrs. Lu ther B Fields. The guest speaker was Miss Margaret.,8mlU) of the Kershaw County Public Welfare Depart ment, who gave a most informative talk on Child Welfare, citing sever- al ease hostories. Reports were given by Mra. M. B. Williams, auxiliary chairman of the emergency Polio Drive, who presented 8111.20 to the general chairman of Kershaw County Polio Fund, this amount being collected In a house-to-houae drive. The membership chairman, Mra. H. D. Adams, reported that the membership quota of 81 had been reached with Camden being the fourth chapter iu the State to reach their goal by Oct. S During the social hour delightful refreshments were served from an artistically decorated table, carry ing out the Halloween motif, by the hosteesee. Mrs. W. T. Miller. Mrs George Nicholson. Mrs. H. D- Adams, Mrs. J. C. Walton. Mrs. Lena Campbell, Mrs. Joe Jenkins. Jr.. Mrs. Ralph R. White and Mlsa Celesta Muneford. evening. October 12, with a dinner party .at their home, 1(10 Lyttle ton street, honoring the members of the 1948 Camden High school football team, the cheer leaders, coaches and othed guests. Their son, Marian Boykin, ia a member of the Bulldog squad and plays blocking back. The living rooms and dining room were thrown en suite for the occasion and were decorated In the Bulldog colors of gold and black. Crepe paper streamers were ft* too nod over each archway aad hanging from the entrance to the rooms were gold crepe paper foot balls. Bowls of chrysanthemums were used on the mantels and elsewhere in the home and dinner was served at small tables. Each table held a huge gold chrysanthemum and wern and at the coaches and special guests table a crystal bowl of bronxe chrysanthemums was used as the centerpiece. Seated at this table were Coach Boyd Stokea, John M. VUleptfue, DeCosta Brown, D. J. Mahoney, Jack Nettles and Mr. Boykin. Assisting Mrs. Boykin in serving were Mrs. Ernest Nutting, Mrs. DeCosta Brown, Mrs. D. J. Ma honey, Mrs. J. B. Conway, Mrs. Jack Nettles and Mrs. Bill Sowell (Margaret Boykin). The mehu consisted of roast turkey with dressing, cranberry sauce, baked Virginia bam, potato salad, English peat, rice and glblet gravy, olives, pickles, hot rolls, assorted cookies and cakes and coffee, iced tea and Coca-Colas. Covers were laid for the Misses Alice Wilson, Rdse Truesdale, Mary Rice Whiting, Will-Ann Campbell and Jo Ann Henderson, also Sonny Smith and Henry Watts, cheer leaders; Bill Sowell, T. O. Boykin, Jr„ and J. B. Conway. Also the football squad, Danny Barfield, Ernest Barfield, George Beleos, Donald Boan, Lenon Bean, Marian Boykin, Douglas Connell, Jimmy Cox, Wayne Crolley, Robert Davis, B. F. DeBruhl, Billy Dixon, Donald Gardner, Cleatus Godwin, Thomas Haynes, Jimmy Hall,. Jack Holland, Bobby Jetton, Gayle Kerr, Bobby Mahoney, John McLaurln, Pat Pat terson, Charlie Rogers, William Savage, Randolph Shaylor, Austin Shebeen, Jackie Shirley, Clyde Tudbervllle, Johnny Wall, Dogan Wilson and Danny Wright. Assistant Coach D. E. Scar borough was unable to be present. * » • • • Mr. and Mrs. George E. Sailor of Van N: (Peggy Little) of Van Nyse, Calif- and Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Green Uttle) of Boston, Mass., (Benny Lf who have been visiting Mrs. Millar Little, were honored on Tueedujr evening by their aunt uncle, Mr. and Mra. E. L. * y with a steak supper at ^ aid's. Also invited were Mrs. Little, mother of Mrs. Sail or and Mrs. Green, Leonard Wil liams of Columbia, Jimmy Uttle end Betty Clarke. • • * Mrs. Miller Uttle gave a drop- in on Saturday evening for her two daughters and sons-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Sailor of Van Nyee, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Green of Boston, Mass. Former schoolmates and friends were invited and ac quaintances renewed. Mrs. Sailor has been away from Camden for three years and enjoyed seeing her friends. .. Mrs. Uttle was assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clark and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Moseley. Among the out-of-town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shell- man pf Savannah, Ga., Leonora William and Jimmy Little of Co lumbia. 4 Quantites of of chrysanthe mums and dahlias were used throughout the house and an at tractive arrangement of mixed flowers was used on the dining room table. Delicious refreshments served. •*, ’*)••• Engogerngpit Of Miss Rockafellow To Fred John Gunn Announced were of San Diego, Calif., announce the engagement of their daugh ter, Frances Ethel (Tanny), to Fred John Gunn, Jr., son Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred John Gunn of San Bauakett, studied at Duke 'aylor Uni- Bridge Clubs Meet The members of the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge deb were geeets this week of Mre. R. M. Kennedy, HI, at her home os N. Lyttleton St. Mds. Stiles Lines and Mrs. M. B. Borns played for Mrs. Henry Garrison, Jr. and Mrs. R. 8. Kirk. High score for the afternoon was made by Mre. Julian Burns. A dessert coarse was served be fore the bridge game. • • • Mrs. Eric Garner substituted for Mrs. liable W. Hauser when the Wednesday Morning Bridge club met with Mrs. Hauser at her borne on Mill St. Light refreshments were served the following guests during the morning: Mrs. H. Q. Garrison; Mrs. R. B. Clarkson, Mrs. Annie 8. Davidson, Mrs. A. 8. Uewllyn. Mrs. R. B. Pitta. Mrs. R. E. Stevenson. Mrs. J. M. Vtlle- plgue, Mrs. John F. Wall, Mrs. W. M. Shannon, Mra. E. H. Kerrlson and Mrs. Chas. H. Zemp. • • • The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club met title week with Mrs. George Nicholson, Fair street All club members were present and a sweet coarse wee served upon the arrival of the guests. Top score prises were awarded Mrs. A. C. McKain and Mrs. Leon ard Schenk. Covers were laid for Mrs. T. Lee Uttle. Mrs. Ralph Uttle, Mrs. Leonard Schenk, Mrs. A. C. McKain, Mrs. F. D. Goodale. Mrs. John L. Team, Mrs. R. E. Stevenson and the hostess, Mrs. Nicholson. * • • • • • New Officers Woman's Auxiliary Of Hospital Take Over Oct. 31 Mre. W. T. Miller, the new Went of the Woman’s Auxil- of the Camden hospital, will preside at the first meeting of Otis winter season on Monday after noon, Oct Si in the nurses’ home at 4 o’dodt. ?;)« The other new officers are: Mrs. eas Boykin, corresponding sec retary: Mrs. Martha Kirk, secre tary; Mre. George Stuart, Jr, treasurrr Tea will be served after the meeting by the outgoing Mrs. Granger Gaither, Mrs. George Nicholson, Mrs. Rob ert Taller and Mts. Fred West All are .. ,1 mjfcuming cere and for a pleasant tea rauer ana mrs. rrea west. Jl members of the auxiliary Invited to attend ana partici- t in welcoming the new offi- OF ANNOUNCE RlNTH DAUGHTER Mr. and Mm William T. Waters of Lancaster, announce the birth of a daughter, Amy Elisabeth, on Oct. ST, at 81ms Memorial hospital of Lancaster. Mrs. Waters is the >rmer Betty West daughter of Mrs. L. L West of Columbia. Mr. Waters la the son of Mm Sarah Waters of Camden. Methodists Moke Final Plans For Bazaar The chairmen of the various booths for the bazaar to be given by the Womans Society of Christ ian Service of the Lyttleton Street Methodist church are requested to contact their committees and ask that all articles for the bazaar be bought to the circle meeting on Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 1. The bazaar will be held in the Farm Home Market W< Nov. 9, starting at 10 o’clock the morning. Luncheon will be served from 12 noon until 2:30 and dinner will be served beginning at 6. Tickets for the dinner are $1.00 NEW FALL i Catalina Sweaters of •• «Pi •• SHEORN'S «ay Bm» As traditional as Lohi ffin are bridal * Camden Floral ^omm PiresuS creating masterful ‘ flllfftta FI i . quets and flood'd*!! w*na for the entire ding. fe» an occasion* The Camden Floral Company s. c. PHONE 1M 211 E. Laurens SL an D d u, U * * nem * >er T * u each and may be secured from r..SS 1 4* erV !£Li or ? nty ; an y member of the WSCS. Lunch- "“s* i 5 -. ly M»d is in his second year of FIGURE your chances... on second glances with Gregory Toth Honored t Bii At Birthday Party medicine at the University of Southern California Medical School at Los Angeles. He is a member of Phi Rho Sigma Medi cal fraternity. During the war Mr. Gunn served with the USA Air Corps. Gregory Toth, son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Toth. Kirkwood Circle, was honored on last Satur day with a party given by bis mother, celebrating his 12th birth day. Weiners were cooked over an open fire on the lawn of the Toth home and J>irtiiday...c«Aa and Ice cream was served later In the dining room. The Halloween theme was. car ried out effectively In the decora tions aad favors and following sup per the guesta were taken to the Sky-Yu Drive-In theetre. Enjoying this delightful party were Pete Cantey. Tom Dixon, James Dixon, Richard Hutchins. Charles Nork, Dickie Tiller. Doodle Tiller, Jody Woodcock. BUlv Stu art, Barry Stuart and Hale Hatch- Ins. Mrs. Toth was assisted bv Mrs. Sam Akins. e e e e ■ Births Katherine Bigham Circle Has Meeting The Katherine held its first A Wonder atfignres! Figuratively speaking, hRiV* a suit that’ll do Bigham Circle meeting Monday night of the year with Mrs. O. Floyd Montgomery. Tne 15 members present and visitors enjoyed a pot-luck supper, after which the program was given. The title of the program was “Heathen Ceremonies/’ Three new members joined the circle. Mr. and Mra. Edward Brooks, 1609 N. MIR St., announce the birth of a son, on Saturday, Oct, 22. at the Camden hospital. He has been nampd Jeffery Edward. Mr. Brooke la with the & I. Du Pont de Nemours A Co. w ' * * Born Mr^TAnd Mrs. R.fJK Barnes, Jr., ^' daughter. Linda Deane, on . Friday, Oct. 21. at the Camden hospital. • • • Mr. and Mrs. A J. Kelly of Blaner. are the proud parents of a daughter born on Thursday. Oct. 28. at the Camden hoepltaL She baa boon named Ottls Jean, e • • Born to Mr and Mn. Floyd Watta of Kershaw, a son. on Mon day, Oct. 24, at the Camden hoe pltaL • a ‘ # Mr. and Mrs. Luther Moseley announce the birth of a eon. on Saturday, Oct 22. at the Camden hospital. Weiner Roost Given At Stevenson Summer Home Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. McNew and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stevenson, Kirkwood Circle, gave ' a winer roast at the R. E. Stevenson sum mer home on Lake Shamokin Saturday evening, October 22. In vited were the Jim Darbys, Lutber Fields, Everett Montgomerys, Ed Vereens, Lane Woodcocks, David Harters, James W. Stuarts, M. E iMoodys, Jas. D. Wiltons, R- M. Abta, John P. Holts, Chas. E. Eg glestons, C. C. Jacksons, J. B. Kells, Sedgie Y. Hinsons, Edward Brooks, W. T. McDonoughs, Ellhu Tennants and ■T NEW Botany "500" teH SHEORN’S GOtDLE $7.50 PANTO $8.50 m two war re stretch Junojorm ELASTIC HOSIERY NKW SUPPORT lor VARICOSE VEINS Molds trim wonders For youl Big patch pocknfs put the occnnf on the tiny hand-span w outline, and a pnndi- dm skirt givns you that •ong/ kthe look! Won- <krful Worsted Sharkskin « brown or gray. Sure K> to 18. •39.50 OUTLOOK SHOP w T- •SM wim. TWi whet pee mm •xm** lr*M JUNOPORM RUSTIC STOCKINOS wotW* 9m»» RfM-wlgM hg ivpport. G*n« | ( the Mk •( tfc« •M.ImMsmT M rvtW itodthHT. Yet JUNOPORMS Hr** tlee. Sp*cl«l kntuinf toh mmm. AvoiloU* to Nylee *r Marwrlicd. mm hi far e Siting. Z EM P'S DRUG STORE "RETWEEN THE RANKS* W. R. Zemp W. R. Zemp. Jr. PHONE 3* THE FASHIOH SHOP, Opposite Postoffice ★ ★ ★ END-OF-MONTH Speciol Selection of 129 Dresses from our Regular Stock— Values to $12.95 2 for. SI5.N SINGLE GARMENT $7.90 x ★ ★ ★ . 1 r - GOWNS and PAJAMAS A Special Selection .... 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