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-rri,: v \ ' v.. PoM Wedding tized Dec. 23 ' ■>' o< Pate, lieutenant U. S. The vow* were »pok« lo!r& fire- . The mantel was flanked beautiful Christmas cacti, * - jigg ' Mmtft K J. Charles Kirkley ,01110- the presence of le two immediate IKirkley furnished wedding while the candles were by Jack and Joyce Cor- twin brother and sister of bride. e bride wore a dress of ice satin and carried a prayer with a spray of white rose- Corbett, mother of the * lue creoe a corsage of white wore a royal blue with attions. r the ceremony, the couple for their wedding trip to Ington, D. C. For traveling kide wore a forest green suit »ck accessories. laughter of Mrs. T. M. Corbett, Sr_ m, and is a graduate of high school. She has year been employed ter Department of the Mills i Cotton in Lancas* fate, son of Mr. and Mrs. fate, is a graduate of An- ligh school and Clemson f He is now a lieutenant [United States Army and at Camp Le& Virginia, ley will make their hone. • • • •• • .' ‘‘ ^ IAN— tad From Page One) Frank Penninger of C., Robert Edens of N. C., Ed Campbell :k, Ralph Ford of and Jim Hollands- lorfolk, Va. iors;Dave David Maxwi barren Wardlaw of la., Cynic Mallard of Ga., Bruce. Gallo- NeviUe of axweu of nville. Fla- of Norfolk, :ksonvill' brth ppw ' 1 i > >’■ Were Married On December 23 m CAEOtlltA rtUPAT, JAWPAHT t. It8> PAGE Jock Koresh Honoree At Birthday Dance / Jack Karerii was honored on .New Years Eve by bis fhther, A. Sam Kwedi, with a dance cele brating his twentieth wrthdav. The party was given at Saint Mary's Hall of Our Lady of Per petual Heliy Catholic church, which was decorated in the holi day manner with evergreens, red berries and poinaettiaa. * Punch and sandwiches, salted nut* and hor* de’oeuvres were served froin an ■ [ i * ranged table by Schlosburg and Mias Joan Schlos- burg to the forty college boys and girls who woe home for the holidays and who were invited to this delightful affair. ' . * # # e • Births Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Spear- | man are the proud parents of a son, born at the Camden hospital on Saturday, Dec. 31. He has been named Walter Cuthbertson Spear man, Jr. • • • Born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur I Catoe of Kershaw, a son, on Mon day, January 2 at the Camden hospital. Twa Teams Play to iday .x Two Camden taletnted polo foursomes will battle on the turf of Kirkwood field Sunday after noon, starting at 3 o’clock. The polo caucus call* for a Match between the Yelfowjacketa and the Ramblers. The Jackets will include Joe Williams /of the crack Mulberry foursome, 1 Eddie Roberts of the Western North Carolina team, Eddie Tejkh of the same and Carl Liahtfoot of the Mulberry squad. All of these play ers, together with the Rambelr talent, are members of the Cam den polo club, the parent organi zation of polo in the southeastern states. biers will offer Leon- the Montana whirl- old, who has just e Camden fold for der of the season; Fred tHC Augusta, Ga., flash, The ard G: wind; return* the r Tim! Mr. ancl Mrs. Harold Pate, were married on Dec. 23. Mr*. Pate ia the former Miss Charlotte Corbett. • and Hensil Engleman of Stuarts- draft, Va. Pint base—James Cuttino of Sumter, Garvin Daniel of Atlan ta, Henry L’heureux of George town," Cal Watford of Decatur, Ga., Em* Hatcher of Columbus, Ga^ Henry Galloway of Jackson ville, Fla., Marion Wood of West Palm Beach and Dick Cole of Ned Pinehurst, N. C. Va., Second base—Doug Kiker of Griffin, Ga n * Samuel Peddicord and James Robinson, both of At- Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell Kelly, I of Lugoff announce the birth pf a I daughter at the Camden hospital on Monday, jmL 2.' > Mr. and Mr* Hughey Tindal, Jr., of Camden and BUhopville, announce the birth of their sec ond son. William Burns Tindal, on Tuesday, Jan. 3 at the Camden hospital. Mrs. Tindal, the former I Helen Burns, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Burns, 1613 Broad street. The Tindal* have another son. Hughey Tindal, 111, I age two and a half years. I Mr. and Mrs. Cooper I Give Drop-In Party Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Coot and Pred Teian, the N grandpappy of alkpolo players. Earl Potter is to handle the bistle as the ninth man in the rfna. Case For Hiring Men Over 40 Years Of Age Is Stated lanta. Bob Peacock of Columbus, | Sr., gave a drop-in-party Ga., Bin Link of Laurens, Henry Burton of Sidney Maxwell, both Cooper, at thait home on Hampton street, Satur day evening, Dec. 31, from 9 un- of Clinton, Robert PaAeraon of | tl1 2 o clock. Richmond. Va^ and Cantey Du- Holiday decorations were used bose of Birmingham. throughout the house and on the Organists—Sidney Denham of ^ n * room table from which Atlanta and Bruce Galloway. [delicions refreshments were serv Games were played and at the ke of midnight Auid Lang the twenty- Readers—Dubose and Maxwell. Conductor-—Dr. E Edouard Patte. YOUR 'FAMILY NEWSPAPER put to Soul at citrus ae about oran# . SfTJf 1 Hm,, P«r ' -C of a K i flvel When The Chronicle arrives. Dad takes the news pages, Mom reads the social news, first. The kids like to see the news oboot other boys ond girls of the town. Yes, your home town newspaper it a family affair, Every member of the family wants te read it. Som. familiM gtf two copioo of Hi. gogor so thot H»oy will «ot hor. to wgit too long Yo Nod It. BUT HAVE YOU CONSIPfREP HOW IMPORTANT A BOLE YOUR NBWSPAUK PtAYS IN YOU* LIFE? IT 1$ YOUR KEY TO A BETTE* UNDEfcSTAMDINO OF YOUR COMMUNITY. YOUR CQIIMtoy AND THE WORLD YOU ll v E IN. IT l«EK Strok Syne was sung five guests. The Coopers were assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Cooper, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Camp bell - Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. ML D. Hancock, of Bish- opviUe, the latter a sister t>f Mrs. Cooper. - MILLER'S For Luwbor Prisoner Of War Claim Blanks Are Received In City Marvin M. Reasonover, county, service officer for Kershaw coun ty, has received application forms for living ex-prisoner of war benefits and all Kershaw county men who were held prisoners dur ing the recent war and who wish to fUe for compensation may se cure these forms from him. Any person who, being a regu larly appointed, enrolled, enlist ed, or inducted member of the military or naval forces of the United States, was held as a pris oner of war for any period of time after Dec. 7, 1941, by any enemy government of the United States is eligibel to file a claim. Mr. Reasonover is in Kershaw every Wednesday and on all oth- Additional Want Ads (can be worn as locket) ness section of Caml ward. Mrs. J. S. satt, S. C. busi- Re- i Cas- !T 58c FOR SALE—Present light fix tures, now in use. 7 •four-blade ceiling fans, one record demon strator, perfect condition. Cheaply priced for removal. Roses 5-10-25c Store. 58-59c FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that one month from this date, on Feb ruary 6, 1950, R. L. Waters will make to the Probate Court of Ker shaw County his finii return as Administrator c.tn of the estate of Mack Chestnut, deceased, and on the same date he will apply to the said Court for a final dis charge as said Administrator c.t.a. ^ ........ £ ARNETT er days of the week may be found* 58F4tp Judge of Probate at his office in Camden. Camden, S. C., Jan. 6, 1950. The case for Job hunters over 40 year* old is presented in an article in the January issue of Changing Times, The Klpllnger Magazine. People over 40 have experience, balance and tested abilities to offer, the magazine says. At 40, the average man can look ahead to SO more years of active life. Nevertheless, if his company has to retrench he may be picked out for dismissal. He may be re jected by other companies because he is “too old.” This Is wasteful, says Changing Times, s waste of the man In an economy Which needs him. Here are some of the assets of a man pest 40: He has priceless experience, at least 10 yean of It. experience which a younger man can’t offer. He’ll stick to the job.- Some young men like to move around too much. The man past 40, with a family to support, is looking for an an chor. He stands on his records. He has results to shbw a prospec tive employer, not just "promise He has judgment. In the next five years this will be sll-lmportent. In this period the economy will settle down for the long post-war haul He'll "fit in.” He will have more Interest in his job and his com pany because he has settled down Doodles, Scotland’s most famous clown (Glasgow-born William Lan der M’AWster) has died at Brlgh ton, England, aged 71. ^ On v» alrli > , r v |» a i r s , ll 111 !1 it II THIS 'pmm* Your watch represents cm important in* vostmont. 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