Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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7 Mt and Mrs. ThotaM Lm Utds Toonce the engagement of their rTrfjter, Mni^rAtn Qritnm, to Jemee Watts, son of Mr. UlBlrs. Frederick Bdward Watts, Tnamden and Charleston. Plans for the wedding will be ^aoeaced atja later date. ■OYKIM^AMMAOK and Mrs. Henry . And Mrs. Marshall Entertain For Visitor Mr. and Mrs. Bennie W , •J^wgtaiMd at their home on of Durham, Terraot' on Dec. 27 with a , uuoorinf their house W. E. N.C. Cowers were laid for ten at the dinner table which cowered with a blue linen damask cloth andi centered with' an ar- ,na «r.. n.ur Ww.r^ ." d u2 ra * ,1<, “.i * eZ*Sr itth 1 LS: . ed * nd * w " d< « 1 - “»• s« Z Georgia and Charl. The wedding wfll take Camden in April^ ^ PITTM-HYkAltD \ , Bn Guy Cleon Pitts of CUnton •mounce* the marriage of her imichter, Cleon Vance, of OUaton md Camden, to John Adama Ry- mrd of Camden, on Sunday, Dae. The ceremony took place In tethesda freabyterlan church at i o’clock with the paator, Rer. A. Douglas Me Am, offlcladng In the ^esence of a few Intimate frlenda. They will reside at 160« Lyttle- 0 n street »Jim Hammond! Returns Camden people wtrt happy to relcome Mr. and« Mrs. James [ammond of Lansing, Mich, ack in Camden for several days at week. Mr. Hammond was for nreral years s member of the ate highway patrol and made ii home on Highland Avenue in us city. Now ho is attending [ichigan State College nt Lans- g man won the hi^i score prize, . , while othw prizes were presented ln j Molly Ruth Redfearn, Katherine Sheora and Moll^ Ogburn. Gold Watches For Coaches; Footballs For The Players The watches footballs that are to bo presented to the coaches, queen and foot ball players In the Hesse Bowl program next Monday Sro on display hi the window of the Dixon Jewelry store on East DeKalb Street. Handsome watches are to bo presented the heed coach es. four assistant coaches and to the queen. Forty-eight gold footballs will be presented to the play ers on the two teems. All of the watches and footballs are appropriately Drive Carefully—Save a life Sings At Boll 184 Children Are Made Happy By Cunden JayCees One hundred and eighty-four Christinas stockings pecked with Williams Amoco Sonrice Station Marcia Frances Camp- field, vocalist, of Rock Hill, will sing at the Coronation and Queens Ball Friday night at the Armory. Miss Campfield will be with Bill Burns’ orchestra for the eve ning. She is a well known vocalist of Rock Hill. The ball, which promises to be a brilliant affair, will begin at 9 p. m. Ogburn Motors, Inc^ Successor To Stogner Motor Co. .Ogburn Motor*, Inc., authorized 'dealers for Chrysler and Ply- I mouth cars, formally opened for ; business Tuesday morning in the building formerly occupied by the Stogner Motor Co. Announcement was made that the new company had secured the Chrysler - Plymouth dealership formerly held by the Stogner Compeny and that it had leased the building and property for merly occupied by that company. Fred M. Ogburn, president of Ogburn Motors, Inc., has been connected with the automobile business in Camden for the past 20 years. He started in 1928 as a Chevrolet salesman and in 1934 he won the 100-car dub award to win a free trip to the Chevrolet factory at Detroit as one of the awards. In 1935 he began selling Chrysler! and Plymouth!. In 1938 he returned to the Chevrolet line as salesmen for the Langston Motor Company. In 1938 Bar. Ogburn was elected county auditor, a position he has| held continuously since that time. C. J. Outlaw, county treasurer, is secretary-treasurer of Ogburn Motors, Inc., and Clinton C. Out law it vice president. Funeral Services David N. Collina of Commerce on Christmas Eve. This was following a custom set a few years ago by the local and is one of the most projects undertaken _ the year. The money for the project this year was raised by the Bingo party sponsored for the dub m late November. The people of Camden who attended the party and made it a success can take pert of the credit for making Christmas a happy occasion for of the underprivileged children who received the packed stockings. To make sure that the stock ings went to deserving children the families to which the stock ings went sent were checked and given approval by the local wel fare association. Joe Rauseo, chairman of the buying committee, said that he and others who worked on the project had a more enjoyable Christmas because they were able to hdp others. Other members of the com- | mittee were Henry Hallman, Everett Montgomery, Joe Kelley, and Luther Fields, with all mem bers of the JayCees helping in the pecking of the stockings. Ballard Is Held On Murder Charge Laney Miller Ballard, colored, must face trial at the February term of General Sessions court on a murder charge. . A coroner's jury returned e verdict, following an inquest held at the court house Wednesday evening, that Flossie Bush With erspoon came to her death as the result of wounds inflicted by the Ballard woman. ed countries In the world. More than 400 war crimes trials i Chronicle Classified Ads Get Results tM, mm mwpwwmo* W* l—'MST ACTOR OFTHl Y1AR1 Laurence OLIVIER I- » COMING TO THE HAIGLAR THEATRE SOON! m I I I I CAME TO DIXON'S JEWELRY SHOP So Tlioy Could ... Miners Day, recently made e na tional holiday in Csechoelovakla, Is considered a new expression of the drive for greeter labor productivity through “shockworker” movements I end “socialist competition” be tween enterprises there. David N. Collins, son of the late Evans and Elizabeth Collins, who was born in Camden, May 14, 1890, died at the Veterans hoe- in Philadelphia, Pa, Dee. after a brief illness. service* were conaucv- ed at Trinity church, Sunday, at 1:30 o'clock by the pastor. Rev. W. R. Gregg, aasistedby dev. J. W. Boykin, pastor of the ML Moriah Baptist church and Rev. M. A. Sanders, pastor of the Presbyterian church. He is survived for his widow, Martha McLain (toll ins; three daughters, Patricia Stokes of Bos ton, Ma— Elizabeth I .Mian Collins of Derby, Pa.; one broth er, A. R. Collins and two sisters, Charlotte McLaster and Josie D Collins of Camden, and nephews and nieces. MILLER'S for Year End Special WOMEN'S, MISSES, JUNIORS, HALF-SIZES DRESSY At A ..V' * ■ V iiO ^ Sillo* err PRICE —'I 1 JUST COME IN, SELECT YOUR DRESS AND FAY V* OF THE FRICI ON THE TICKET THE HORSE BOWL List Of Awards To Be Pre- sented To Coaches, Players ... and ... The Horse Bowl Queen WERE PURCHASED AT „ OUR STORE They Include ... •Two Handsome HAMILTON WRIST WATCHES to bo presented to Hood Coaches Stokes and Ingram. • Four ELGIN WRIST WATCHES to bo presented to Assistant Coaches Dusty Scarborough, Teal, Hite and Hall. Vy. •One exquisite HAMILTON WRIST WATCH for the Queen of the Horse Bowl. .and. ee * • FIFTY SOLID GOLD FOOTBALLS to b. presented to participating players. Let's Make The Horse Bowl Game A Big Success. DIXON'S JEWELRY (Um Theater Bnlldfcg) - TOUR MONEY OCRS A LOMO WAT AT DIXON* ! ! T ANNOUNCING OUR ANNUAL ... RY PRICES SLASHED - BIG SAVINGS SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTIONS DRESSES Ynluss Up to $19.95 Ms. OFF •MANY STYLES ... •MANY COLORS TODAY'S POPULAR MATERIALS COATS and SUITS Voluot Up to BLOUSES Voluot np to $5.95 k OFF Pastel •ALL NEW STYLES... •ALL POPULAR COLORS... •A STYLE AND COLOR TO SUIT YOUR TASTE Foe Beet Setecttoas S H OF ' i EARLY White and Dark Colors Tailored and Lace Trimmed Styles. Childien's SKIRTS m Styles ... Colors and Materials You Want for the little Misses Dress and t’ \ fir Y I?)VSchool Wear. ■ ’ll i 3*4* ■i ■ fip -,v * '4!