The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 10, 1950, Image 3
Mrt. DM B. lackey
aony. here returned from
Md., where ymmf pwmy
reatmeat at Jaims Hop-
UL
Natting wee a hu»to'
Myrtle Beech ftB
Mrs.' R. R Pitts sad
[laa Mary Pitts, Brerard
on Sunday for New
where they will sail
on a Meditteren
Mrs. Carl A, West are
or trip to points of to-
Florida. .
T. WUsoa and daughter,
Riverton. N. J.. are the
of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
i, Jr, (Betty Blakeney).
m F. Brans (Doris Pell)
ammy of Sumnssrton.
enda In
Social Now*
Tofaphoiio 705-J
Mrs. Joseph Tohtn of
grille General hosptta].
•pent the weekend
the former’s mother,
p. Tobin, Hampton. St.
Mrs. J. $■ Blakeney hare
ito the# new home on
Circle.
» • • » •
ilson Entertains
House Guest
the most Interesting par-
e holiday season was the
given "on Friday by Mrs.
Wilson, Jr. (Betty Blake-
ler house guest, Mrs. R.
of Riverton, N. J., the
rancis Hawkins of Union,
ast list included all former
and friends of the
est and hostess whnp
nded Wlnthrop college at
srere Mrs. Jas. H. Waana-
(argle DeLoache Truman)
w, Mrs. H. P. Dargan, Jr,
ice (Francis 8loan) of Co-
Mrs. Benjamin Nanas of
Melvin Green of Conway,
k Tyler of Florence, (id
le of Winnsboro) Mrs. W.
i, (Catherine Bne Nlchd-
Edgefleld and Mra. Cath-
dland of Edgefield.
Wilson wee assisted by her
Mrs. Prank Woodruff
Blakeney) of Miami
Pis
> • • • •
Will Hove
Meeting Tuesday
Voman’s Society of Chrls-
vice of the Lyttleton Street
at church will have a tup-
ting Tuesday evening, Jan.
rimberly Hall. Supper w«
ed at 7 o'clock, followed by
■insss session at 8. All
a of the W. S. C. S. are
o attend.
* • # * •
^ito Davis
Rita Davis, tall brunette
who reigned as Queen Of
se Bowl activities In Cam-
rally, has returned to the
y grind of clasework at
College.
Davis carried with her as
ant reminder of her brief
»py reign, a Lady Elgin
atch, which was presented
it the time of her corona-
Rtta is the daughter of
Mrs. Lorlng Davis of Be
ds the first Quesa of what
ed to be an annual affair,
play a prominent part in
nation of next year’s lead-
NOTICE
al meeting of sharehoUcEs
Wateree Building and
be held January 16, * S '
m, in The First Ns
, 58F4tc
!WIS L. CLYBURN
Secretary
uili
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Bridge Clubs Meet
The members of the Wednesday
morning bridge club were guests
last week of Mra. John M. VUle-
piguo, Lyttleton 8L Playing for
members, Mra. E. H. Kerri-
son. Mrs. Annie 8. Davidson and
Mrs. R. B. Stevenson, wen Mrs.
Wallace L Keep. Mrs. Jack Whlt-
aksr and Mrs. B. N. McDowell.
Light refreshments were served
during the bridge game.
> • • •
The Wednesday Afternoon bridge
club met last week with Mrs.
George Nicholson, Fair St. Mrs.
J. L. Williford and Mrs. 8 W. Van
Landtngham. substituted for absent
membere.
Prises at die two tables were
won by Mrs. Leonard Schunk and
Mrs. A. C. JfcKain. A dessert
course and coffee was served be
fore the card game. ^
Mrs. Terry L. Klappman was
hosteas to 'the members of her
bridge dub on last Thursday at
her home on Weet DeKalb street
All members Of the club were pres
ent and prises were awarded Mrs.
H. C. Hallman for high score and
Mrs. Fred E. West for low score.
Playing were Mrs. John A. Ha-
gins, Mrs. Max Waggoner, Mrs.
John Langford, Mrs. J. B. Kelly,
Mrs. J. Clator Arrants, Mrs. H. A.
Small, Mrs. Jas. W. Stuart Mra.
Nettles Myers, Mrs. J. C. Walton,
Mrs. F. *. West Mrs. H. C. Hall
man and Mrs. J. E. Hoffman.
Delicious refreshments were
served at the conclusion of many
progressions of bridge.
• • •
Rogers and Mrs. Ralph
Little substituted for Mrs; S. W.
Van Lanflingham and Mra. M. M.
Reasonover when Mrs. Hubert Wil
son entertained the members of
her bridge dab on last Thursday
afternoon.
Prises at the two tables were
won by Mrs. M. G. Mailer and Mrs.
Goo. Nicholson. Dessert a^d coffee
was served the guests before cards.
see
The Thursday Afternoon Bridge
club which meets twice a month,
met with Mrs. Ned Beard this past
at bar home on Fair and
Laarens streets.'
All members were present with
Mra. Kirby Tupper, Jr, rejoining
the clnb upon her return to Cam
den from Spartanburg.
High score for the afternoon was
made by Mrs. Jack Chapin. Others
m Men. RobL J. Kuns-
ler, Mrs. Wm. B. Pitts, Mrs. Jim
Clarkson, Jr, Mrs. Paul Semple,
Mra. Van Wraps, Mrs. BUI Hough,
Mrs. Jack Chapin and Mra Kirby
Tapper, Jr.
e e •
Mrs. RobL A. Brace was hostess
to tie Frldajr Afternoon Contract
club last week at bar home In
Circle. Mra Wm. L.
/* J N ; '
j
omdru anB W.
son woa the high score prisa
Coca-Colas aad assorted crackers
were served daring the afternoon
to th* following players: Mira Jo
seph W. Branson, Mra R. B. Mc
Carty, Mha Ernest Natting, Mrs.
Chas. P. Vincent. Mrs. George 8.
Rheme, Mra Burch 111 Moore. Mrs.
Wm. L. Goodale^and Mrs. Brace.
AAr. And Mrs. J. J. Nork
Entertain At Dinner
Mr. and Mra J. J. Nork enter-
talned at dinner during die holi
days at their home on Mackey St
Guests were seated at small tables
In the living and dining rooms
which were beautifully decorated
in Christmas greens and* cat flow-
era Small silver decorated trees
centered each table and covers
were Mid for Mr.amd Mrs. Edward
C. Bargeas, Mr. and Mra Alfred
M Leltch, Mr. • aad Mrs. David
HarnUl, Mr. and Mrs. John P. Halt,
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Wilson and
[. Abt.
Mr. and Mra Brevard M.
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[ ‘j y
:;v
Mrs. Ernest Jerome Parker
a study
rill teach
Y. W. A. Will Have
Supper On Thursday
The Young Women’s Auxiliary
of the W. M. U, of the First Bap
tist church, will have supper on
Thursday evening, Jan. 12, at six
o’clock, at the home of Mrs. V. T.
Muleln, North Broad street
The supper is being sponsored
by the Business Women's Circle
of the church with Mra Lkyd
Smyrl and Mra J. D. Crawford
as chairmen. /
A short business meeting Will
be held during supper and win
be foUowed by a Mission Study
dam. The subject of the
course is "Ringing in the N<
by Okiko Endo and is
of Japan. Mra Mullen wiD
the course and all prospective
members between the ages of 18
and 25 are invited to attend this
main event of'the winter ssraion
•
Mrs. R. E. Stevenson
Entertains For Son ^
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m -a
_AaaL ml mssr
summer home on Lake
for her son, John Stevenson, ft*-
dent at Carlisle Military School,
Bamberg, who was home for. the
holidays.
A spaghetti supper was served
and while the young guests wait
ed for the New Year, corn was
popped in the huge fireplace and
dancing to the radio was enjoyed.
Mrs. Stevenson was assisted in
serving by her daughter, Mrs. Id
V green.
Invited were Billy Neal, Will
Ann Campbell, Oau Kerr, Xtta
Wedding Of Miss Mary
Magdelene Crotts And
Ernest Jerome Parker
Miss Mary Magdelene Crotts of
Camden and Lexington, N. C, be
came the bride of Brneet Jerome
Parker of Camden on Thursday
evening, December 22, at t:S0. The
single ring ceremony was perform
ed at the Presbyterian Manse by
the Rev. A. Douglas McArn, pastor
of Bethesda Presbyterian church
In the presence of the Immediate
families and a few Intimate friends
The bride, a petite blond, was
lovely In a two piece salt of pink
wool gabardine with winter white
accessories and aha carried a white
prayer book tapped with a white
orchid and aboweled with narroe
white satin ribbons and, tube roses
. Mrs. Parker Is (ha daughter of
Mr. and Mm. Beecher Crotts of
Lexington, N. C. She -Is a gn
ate of Pilot High school, Thomas-
v&e, N. CL, and has been In train-
the Camden Hospital School
Nurataa for 18
»• • • '7©"-' M-'***«*MI*»* »• ■- V*
Hough Fortiily Entertains
During Christmas Seoosn
Mrs. William R. Hough enter
tained Christmas evening for her
family at home on North Broad
street.
Attractive decorations of ever
greens, berries and burning tap
ers were used to decorate the
home in the Christmas motif.
A buffet supper was served
from a beautifully appointed
table in the dining room to the
following: Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Bromley (Blanche Hough) of
Plattsburg, N. C., and son, Harry
Lee Gregory and family of Cam
den; Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bell of
Lugoff and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom McMillan and son, Mac of
Jefferson; Mr. and Mrs. Vance
Hough of Kershaw and son, Wil
liam, and Mrs. W. R. Hough of
Charleston: Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hough and family, 'Patricia and
Kenneth of Laurens, and Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Funderburk and son,
Billy.
a a t '* a
Former Camden Man
To Wed In Louisiana
Invitations have been received
in Camden which read:.“Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Martin Staehling re
quest the honour of your pres-
ence at the marriage of their
hter, Mary Rita, to William
Russ, IN, Ensign United
the twen
nineteen hun
clock in
he afternoon, Saint Catherine of
Sienna church, Metairie, Louisi
ana. Reception immediately fol-
owing the ceremony, Officer’s
Club, U. S. Naval Air Station.”
Ensign Russ is a former resN
dent of Camden, having lived
here with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. Hardy Russ, while Mr.
Russ was stationed here with the
Carolina Power and Light Co.
The Russ’ are now residing in
Hartsville.
• • • • •
Rotterdam, Netherlands, now has
a central heating system, the first
unit of the city-wide project hav
ing Just been opened, supplying hot
water to subscribers.
Think Sunspots
May Be Tornadoes
A discovery that sunspots are
probably nothing more than tre
mendous whirling tornadoes In the
sun’s biasing atmosphere has been
reported from Harvard University.
The spots cover billions of square
miles on the sun and directly af
fect weather, rainfall and radio on
earth.
Heretofore the spots were
thought to be something boiling up
from the depths of the sun like
whirlpools in hot water.
The new idea was reported to
the American Association for the
advancement of Science by Dr.
Donald H. Mensel. It is based
partly on motion pictures of the
sun, equivalent to close upe, taken
by a new photographic method, at
Climax, Colo.
Dr. Mensel says that, on the son
the magnetic forces are so strong
they form a roof which is able to
hold up a vast weight of biasing
This Is exactly the same thing
as if the magnetic Hues on earth
which guide tha earn pass needle
were strong enough to Lold a lot of
air suspended 50 to 100 miles over
head.
The sun’s magnetic lines are
vastly stronger than earth’s. The
kind of air or gaaaa that would
stick to invisible magnetic lines
are well known. They are ionized,
meaning they have electrical
charges. The sun’a atmosphere is
with ele
all highly charged
electricity.
k To relieve mieer-
liea. rub throat,
’chest end beck
■with comforting
VJS!$s
daught
Hardy
CHEAP MONEY
We make loans of $900.00 or more on Lite Insurance
' Policies issued by any reliable company. No rad tape —
no tee—interest rate below that charged by the company.
Winchester Graham Premium Service Co.
P. a Box 30
•00 Palmetto Building
Columbia. South Carolina
Phone 2-2517
T
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given that one
month from this date, on Feb
ruary 5. 1950, Emmie Tolbert will
make to the Probate Court of
her final return
the estate of
on
the same date she will apply to
Die said Court for a final dis
charge as said Administratrix.
N. C. ARNETT.
Judge of Probate
S. C, Jan. 3. 1950.
maxe vo me rrooaie v^oun
Kershaw County her final retv
as Administratrix of the estate
John J. Tolbert, deceased, and
59T4to
Camden,
TRESPASS NOTICE
NOTICE—Any persons hunt
ing, fishing or otherwise tres-
Mstagon th* lands of X. D.
Drakeford, or making fires, or
..them to
KING HAIGLAR
APARTMENTS
SOME UNITS WILL BE READY
FOR OCCUPANCY JAN. 15
• ■ •*
Two bed-rooms. Living room,
Dinette, Kitchen and Both
In Each Unit
RENTAL $65 A MONTH
^tewmr^i^^Tma3Bg4H.-jnKSBfcw. w<awnBBiov>i»* «f»Wi tm/— m
' *
BytfcVAAp mi
wmiirsfcrt'igKi arKjrja'i?.*
at Newberry College.
With the armed femes
In Bra U: 8. Army during Worid
War 2 and wfl! return to Newbekry
College to cotepleta his education
in February.
The young couple are
their homo with tho Bridegroom’*
parents for a
Charter No. 1081
Da via, of Bottuna, Slev« Bolt*.
Alice WBoon, Dot Emerson and
the honor guest, John Stevenson.
District No! •
56-81c
E. D. DRAKEFORD
naarAti woricil
NOTTCK—is hereby fiven-that
hing, or
on the
lends of C. X. Jones, or
or permitting fires
them to run or burn thereon, or
thereon or removing
. _ any trees, wood, strev
or shrubbery, will be prosecute
to the Bill extent of the law.
55-58c CX. JONES
dus tu ring
tnererrom
APARTMENTS
PHONI 373
REPORT Or CONDITION OF
BMHWpqraden
m THE STATE OF SOUTH CABOUHA, AT THE CLOSE OF
I BUSINESS ON DECEMBER 2L 1848
In Response To CaU Made
Under Section 521L U. S.
Jen I Qiyi?
IT ^ooo
including
process ol <
guaranteed
f collection
oMigationa, direct and
•* oeooer ee. a «*e 9
WEDNESDAY MORNING
F
Obligations of States and political subdivisions
Other bonds, notes and debentures ——■—-
Corporate stocks (including $4,450.00 stock of Federal
Reserve bank)
Loans and discounts
Rank premises own©
fixtures $16,40o.ou ——
Real estate owned other than bank premises
Other assets
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TOTAL ASSETS
| 947,735.19
1,818^04.99
418,047.14
134,327.25
4,450.00
405,457.85
53,853.50
1.00
1,289.90
’W-—
$3,783,446.62
ON DISPLAY
THURSDAY, JANUARY 12»h
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LLABILTPEG
Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and
corporations
\
Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and
corporations
Deposits of U. S. Government (including
B tal savings)
-$2,390,788.50
_ 990,910.56
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ict deposits (certified and cashier's checks, etc.)
TOTAL DEPOSITS l__1.$3,586,31&.39'
Other liabilities — 4—— - --—
12,898.91
225,497.42
1,223.00
1,25502
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TOTAL UABDUTIES ^ —
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Capital Stock: 5 . ■
$3,587,573.71
(c) Common stock, total par
4 100,000.00
_ 46,700.00
Undivided profits _____ —.
Reserves (and retirement account for preferred stock)
*^TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
TOTAL CAPITAL
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL
ACCOUNTS —
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$3,783,446.82
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Asmts pledged or assigned to secure liabiMties and for
other purposes
(a) gg shown above are after deduction
of reserves of —
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W,» NEW
CHENILLE
State of South Carolina, County of Kershaw, aa:
L S. W. VanLandinghaxn, cashier of ft*
solemnly gwegr that the above statement is true to the best-of my
knowledge
> and belief.
S. W. VanLANDINQHAM,^
Sworn to and gnbacribed before me this 8th day of Jan, 1950.
0. C CLEBUBN. Notary Public, South CarollBft '
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