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Mr*. M. 1a Allen and son, Andy,
left on Sunday to spond the ChrUt-
mas holtdayd wi/tti relatlTea In flan
Angelo. TezA*.
Mr. and Mn. W. O. Major, Jr*
of the Conuflerclal National Bank,
attended a Christmas dance given
by. the Citizens and Southern Bank
on Saturday evening in the Colum
bia Hotel BaBroom in Columbia.
Brneet Nutting ipent last
in Oainarille, Oa.. on a bu
trip. 7ffiT
Dr. Sumter Bhame of Charles
ton. spent Sunday here uritk hU
mother. Mrs. J. S. Rhame, Lau-
the University of Worth Carolina.
Chapel Hill, N. U., is epenifng the
holidays here with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Oeo. R. Durden. Fair St
Mm Susie Tsylor, for many
years n teacher in the Camden
schools, was a brief but . welcome
visitor in Camden Monday, -lira.
Taylor is now living in Charlotte.
She returned to Camden for the
day Monday, and received n warm
welcome from her many friends
here.
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RECORD RAINFALL
The heaviest recorded rainfall In
24 hours was at Baguio, Luson, in
the Philippine Island In 1911.
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Friday,
The Junes Leroy Bdk Post 17,
American Legion, sponsors of the
Horse Bowl football fame to be
here on Jan. 2, are com-
their plans for the Queen’s
and bell to be held in the
on Friday night, Dec. 30.
. Already the dance
has received the name of over
girls from several parts of the
state They will be here in person
at the Armory that night The
names of the judges will be an
nounced at a later date. At the
E resent time the committee is
oping to have one of the repre-
sensatives of, that Hollywood
models concern. The phone wires
trying td get
MAJCIS YOU*
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ransaufl tncusom
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have been kept busy
them for a definite answer that
they will be here. The Young
Lady that will be selected at the
dance on the night of Friday, Dec.
30, will be presented to the ex
pected huge crowd at the Horse
Bowl football game on New Year's
Day which will be Jield on Mon
day.
Music for the dancing will be
furnished by the very popular
Bill Burn’s and his orchestra. As
an extra added feature with the
band here Bill will present his
new discovery in Miss Marcia
Campfield. She has won the ap
plause of the people that have
heard her since joining the band.
This is going to be the biggest
event in Camden this year, so
everyone should plan to be on
hand to cheer the Queen of the
Palmettos. * • •
Tickets can be secured at the
Horse Bowl football game head
quarters in the Sarsfield _ hotel
here in Camden. 1
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Mrs. H. L Clybum Is
Hostess To Garden Club
The King Halglar Garden club
met on Tuesday, Dec. 13. with Mrs.
Henry Lee Clybum and Mrs. John
A. Haglns at the home of the
former on North Broad street with
14 members present,
Mra. D. C. Hinson, president,
presided and a paper on “Cultiva
tion of the Pine TYee” was given
by Mrs. John Langford A reptrt
was given on the Arbor Day exer
cises at Pine Tree school, and pine
seedlings were distributed to the
club members.
Each member had been asked to
bring an arrangement for a cen
terpiece or door piece suitable for
the Christmas hoildaya. The first
prise was won by Mrs. D. C. Hen
son, a spray of magnolia leaves,
pine cones and red leather bows.
The second prise, an outside
door arrangement of pine and pine
cones Interspersed with nandlna
berries. Mrs. Abbott Ooodale was
winner of third prise, which was a
candy-strip walking cane tied with
a r'ed bow, silver bells, holly and
pine, to be used on a from door.
The club voted on the 4th Mon
day in every month as the meeting
time.
Delicious Chllstma* refresh
ments were sesved by the hostes
ses during the social hour.
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Births, ,
Cards have been received in
Camden announcing the birth of a
son to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tallent,
former resident of Camden, on
Saturday, Nov. SC, in Deoater, Oa.
He has been named Jack Upton
Tallent
Announcing
The OPENING 01
The Tack Room
At Marion DuPont Scott's Race Track
CAMDEN, S. .C.
Saddlery ... Racing Supplies
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Dixon's Jewelry
DeKslb Street
(la Little Thebter Building)
Dinner Dance Given
For Football Squad
A dinner deuce honoring Camden
High school’s ’49 football team and
band was given by friends end
sport enthusiets of Camden on
Wednesday evening. Dec. 24. nt the
Airport Recreation Hall.
The dinner, served buffet style,
was served at 8 o'clock, followed
by a dance until 13 o’clock. Music
for the dance wee furnished by
Bill Bums end his orchestra.
Beck Russell, general chairman,
acted as toast master and Intro
duced the fuse Is end chaperqnes,
who were Mr. and \ Mrs.
Dawson B. “Dusty”
Mr. and. Mrs. Guy Hu
r. uid Mrs. C. B. Teal
opville High school coach). Tommy
Alexander and Jimmy Watson (Co-
Captains Biahopvllle High team),
Mrs. Louise C. Proctor, Mr. and
Mrs. John M. VlUepigue, Mr. sad
Mrs. Howard F. Speaks, Dr. and
Mrs. Andrew B. Whitaker, Mr. and
Mrs. J. G. Richards, Mr. end Mrs.
C. T. Baldwin, Dr. and Mrs. Carl
West, Mr. end Mrs. Frank Mont-;
gomery, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Small,
Mr. and Mrs. Beck Ruasell, Mr. and
Mrs. James Darby, Mr. and Mrs.
M. C. O’Cain, Clarkaon Rhame,
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney T. Zemp and
Mr. and Mrs. T. Lee Little.
The menu consisted of roast
gridiron of beef, single wing baked
hams, T-formatlon potato salad,
English punt pudding, touchdown
salad, green pigskin olives and
pickles, individual football cup
cakes and coffee.
The school colors of gold and
black were need in the decorations.
Jimmy Cox and Ernest Barfield,
1949, cocaptains, introduced the
members of the teem and the cheer
leaders. 4 .
Following supper dancing was
enjoyed until midnight.
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Birthday Party For
Miss Jamie Ann Stuart
Mrs.'George Stuart, Jr., honored
her daughter, Jamie Ann, with a
party on Saturday afternoon cele
brating her third birthday. Mem
bers of the trl-cycle sat were In
vited for 4 o’clock end, were greet
ed by the honor guest, who was
dressed In her party frock of aqua
.'awn smocked in pastels and wear
ing aqua ribbons on her brown
curls.
The prise In the “Pin the tail
on the donkey” contest was won
by Mary Elisabeth Nettles.
After other games the little
guests were invited into the din
ing room where the table wee ar
ranged with refreshments In the
Christmas motif. Bach place was
marked with a basket of gum drops
bolding place cards. Christmas
poppers and horns and varl-colored
balloons were given for favors and
the cookies, served
MOST *
At A Cocktail Party
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Brig. General John T. Kennedy
gave n delightful Christmas cock
tail party and tea nt hie place, Ml
Groom street, an Sunday afternoon
for #1 the winter tour let
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Yuletide decorations were used
througheat the entire house and
on the ten table. General Kennedy
was assisted by hie daughter, Mrs.
W. F. Dibble, of Columbia, and bar
mother-in-law, Mrs. Bari
of Marion. ~
guests were Lt. General
rRobertf
are spending
Inn. General
Oi Fort Jackson, and Col.
B. R. Pbyton of GreewlUe.
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Sunday Dinner Guests
Of Reasonover Family
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Reasonover
jntertalned with n dinner party
last Sunday for a group of
friends of their eon, William Rea-
sonever, who motored to Camden
from I iamb nr ton, N. C., and at
tended the polo game. They were
Mrs. A. B. White, Mrs. R. S. Beam,
Mf. sad Mrs. Coleman Crabtree,
Joe Brown, Billy Bridget, Richard
■Davis, Jimmy Hall and Albert
Sharps.
Dinner was served from e beau
tifully appointed table'which was
centered with an arrangement of
nandlna berries and Yuletide foli
age and red candles in silver can-
delabras.
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Engagement Announcement
Mr. aai.Mrs. C. W. Slncla
Bridge Clubs Meet
the members of her bridge dub on
last Wednesday at bar borne on
Chesnut street Playing for Mrs.
/. D. Goodale was Mrs. H. D.
Green and the pHses at the two
tables wore von by Mrs. John to
Team and Mrs. McKain. .
served before the card game. This
club’s annual Christmas party win the
bo given this year by Mrs. Leonard told die
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Baptist Men Hear
Speech % Bates
Schenk on
Mrs. David Hartar was boatesa
to bar bridge club oa Thursday
at her home on North Mill 8L
Mrs. Austin Shehpe* and Men.
Luther Fluids played Jor Mrs. W.
D. Nettles and Mm. Juh Darby. :1
High score prise was won by
Mrs. M. B. Moody and Mrs. Lana
Woodcock and Mrs. Fields tied for'
second high prise. A sweet pfpree
vas served before the card game.;
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The Thursday Afterndbn Bridge
club met last week wdtfc Mrs. H. i
Small. Corner Fair and- Haile
streets with Mrs. Boyd Stekaa and.
Mr*. Brneet Nutting ]Aayug < for
absent members, Mrs. F. E. West'
and Mrs. Nettles Myers. A falad
course was served after the card ’
game and prises were awarded,
Mrs. J. B. Hoffman for top score.
and Mrs. Terry Klappman for low
score.
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A Christmas theme was carried
out effectively by Mrs. 8. W. Van
Landlngham when she entertained
the members of her bridge club on
Thursday afternoon. Presents were
drawn form a large basket and
egg-nog, fruit cake, salted nuts
and coffee were peeved. Table
_ prises were won by Mrs. J. M
Camden, announce the engagement^ Mrs. Hubert Wilson,
of their daughter, Jane Louise, to * * ‘ ^ “ 4
L. T. Smith, eon of Mr: and Mrs.
C. P. Smith of Kannapolis, N. C.
The wedding will ,take place
Dec. 14, at the homo of the bride.
vaa served
paste and
ing the
arrival of the
T'af*
Dr. Korl D. Coughman
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Co. ;
Each Dav Excaoi Fridav
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Home
cream, ware In the shape of trees
and atars.
The birthday cake decorated
with gum drops was cut and serv
ed. The center piece was a enow
scene complete with igloo, Eskimos
end trees end on the mantle- was
e huge fish bowl filled with revolv
ing snow balls aronnd a jolly San
ta Clans.
Dishes of saow balls on holly
and colored balls for Christmas
trees wem placed throughout the
house.
Places were laid for Hugh
Fields, L#e Sbeorn. Mary Marg-
retta Netflhs. Ellen Hamilton Neb
ties, Robin Hough, Elisabeth Good-
ale, Sara. Goodale, Bill Hough,
Johnny DeLoache, Mary Elisabeth
Nettles and the honor guest, Jamie
Ann Stuart
Mrs. Gab. E. Stuart, Sr., assisted
This Christmas party is given an
nualQr by the club members.
The Bi-Monthly Bridge club met
with Mrs. Van Wraps on Thursday
at bar home on the Jefferson Davis
highway. Mrs. R. C. Zemp, Jr., and
Mrs. Rlpon La Roche substituted
for absent members and Mrs. Wm.
C. Hough was the Vinner of the
high score prise. A dessert course
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ice (he hosteek In entertaining.
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FRANK M. WHITING
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STERLING SILVER
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F. D. GOODALE
Phone 231-W Camden, S. C.
138 E. DeKalb SL. (Op* P.O.)
DON'T FORGET
FRIDAY NIGHT, DEC. 30tk I
CORONATION BALL and DANCE
.VIS'
See the Queen of the Palmettos
Selected
S. C. Notional" Guard Armory
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Camden “
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