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Lomansky and Arnold Milton n Marry In Lovely Ceremony TBIlfiwTli WVUC bride's attendants were identical fy dressed in gowns of emerald green taffeta and net, caught up into a bustle in bade with a pink TODAY. DECEMBER HM* relatives of the Boom; Mr. and Mrs. Jake Kalinsky and Morris Kalinsky. Holly Hill; Mrs. Annie Lourie, St George; Mrs. Rose Levinson, Bishopviue; Joe Levin- bow. They wore green taffeta doves and carried bou- of pink roses and matching satin ribbon. ■-» > ick Lourie, of St George, a of the nroom, was best j The groomsmen were Melton ■•ii Kligman, of Columbia, cousin of the bride, ( YOU CAN GIVE ■estiiuihousc ( sewing machine CHRISTMAS .. m* * . and Aaron Levinson, of Bishopville, cousin of the groom. Serving as ushers were Wil liam Gardner and Manning Press man, both of Columbia. ; Immediately after the cere mony, the bridal couple »was as sisted in receiving by Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lomansky, parents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Charles die groom, mi, Fayetteville, N. C., and Mr. nd “ SOI and Mis. H. Levinson, Fairmont, fJ. C. Drive Carefully—Save a Life K U. D. C. Chapter To Meet Monday, Dec. 3 The John D. Kennedy Chapter, ands.” AH members are asked to bring old family recipes need at Christinas in their homes. U. D. C., will maet at the Youth Center on Monday, Dec. S, at 3: SO p. m. Miss Margaret Fewell will ■peak on "Christmas In Other ft \t\ rio ansky wore a gown of beade< slate blue beaded crepe with matching gloves, and a lavender orchid corsage. Mrs. Levinson, the bridegroom’s mother, wore a grey taffet gown, grey gloves and a blue orchid. A buffet supper was served aft er the ceremony. During the evening the couple to New DOWN Mrs. Arnold Milton Levinson left for their wedding trip Orleans. They plan to return to Camden about Dec. 1. For travel ing the bride wore a cocoa brown wool suit with dark brown acces sories, and carried a gold-colored topper with beaver trim. She wore the orchids from her bridal bou quet. Mrs. Levinson is a graduate of the University of South Carolina, where she was a member of Al pha, Epsilon Phi sofority. Alpha Kar Miss Faye Lomansky of Cam-1 Lomansky, wore a gown of white den became the bride of Arnold I lace and Duchess satin, fashioned Muton Levinson of Barnwell in a on long lipes. The entire bodice ceremony taking Nov. 20, at the place at 7 p. m., Recreation Hall, Woodward Airport, in Camden, rid Kares i«w! mi *•» Itxtra tenure* . . . **tn ^convenience. Not oalr M> dtv vou u*e row Frw-wwfr | cue i* di an attractive THEN canyinc tad chrom* trim. Yoor i will tell yoa tkat yoo a * Free-W eatinghotut. Rabbi David Karesh and Rabbi Hyman Danzig performed the double ring ceremony under the traditional canopy. Palms, white gladioli, Oregon fern and white lighted candles decorated the hall. Mrs. Douglas McAm, pianist, and Edward Thompson, soloist, presented a program of wedding music before the ceremony. Mr. Thompson sang “Because’ 11 and Grieg’s “I Love Thee.” Mrs. Mc Am played ‘To a Wild Rose” by McDowell The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, Lewis was made 6f chantilly lace, which at the waist line was appliqued ber of Phi Epsilon' Pi fraternity, over the full satin skirt. A panel He served in the U. S. Army for of the lace continued down the one year during the war, part front of the skirt, which ended in of which time was spent over- a long train. Her finger-tip veil seas. He is. now proprietor of fell from a coronet of chantilly lace apd orange blossoms. As her only ornament, the bride wore a string of pearls, the gift of the S 'oo*i. She earned a small white ible, covered with two pink- throated white orchids, showered with tuberoses. Miss Margie Levinson, of Barn well and the University of South Carolina, sister of the groom, was maid of honor. Miss Gloria Levy, cousin of the bride, of Columbia, and Mrs. Herschel Cooper, of Sa- S, aupt S oom; Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. >r ‘ rane Cohen, 20 YEA1 GUARANTEE EW V SAVE SHOP I Siml—Camden, Si C. Nn down from Swsfiald [ Hotel !» : * . He Theatre CAMDEN, 8. & L. W.-Sal. Dec. 1-3 3 Cartoon* *j»7 Nile Late Show P. M„ Dec. 3 nm for the little Miss GIRLS’ COATS 4.98 ta 19.95 • • • Lovely tailored coats - Tweed materials ... Girls styles In all their glory. ... Surprise the Utile Miss with e beeutiful win ter coat. Bises I It Stunning New 1.7* ^•Tues^ Dee. #-• Lovelr dreeees that want for vou will all the little ladies on •KMvnlna list ... MST- ^ ^1 g-uii W fr#|OUS ■ ■ . . j Children's SWEATERS 1.98 to 3.98 tract!to sweeten in colors. All girls - ** There’s Always Room for More! .8 ppa Gamma honor society, and secretary of the Y. vW. C. A. cabinet Mr. Levinson also graduated from the University of South Carolina, after attending The Citadel, Charleston. 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