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' • * r » • • TtlitphoiM 705-J l «!L?*5?L2 5ft!2 Wedding Plans Of *>«■ Miss Joan Schlosburg Mrs. Beach. Is hospital. Mr. Oshbel. 1J11 Ljrt- Msrphy of Myrtle ht the Alice WUsoa at spoat last’ J. A. WHllford of hero, who has heea the gsest of her seh. IM. 1. U WlUtford, and Mrs. Williford, retained hone oa Wednesday erentof. Mrs. M. JL RsaaeJorer, Lyttle- ton St., dpent last week with her son. William Beaseeoter. In Luw berton. N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Miner She air and Mr. and Mrs. Beran Blackmon of Colombia, were geests of Mr. aad Mrs. Jack NstUee. LyUleton St., oa Wednesday evening. Mr. Shea- lr end Mr.-Wnoknew. were sum* hers of the Camden Chiefs of the Palmetto League last season. The Nettles also had as their guests on Wednesday ersaiag, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Jackson of Sumter, Mr. Jackson being former manager of the Camden Chlefa. Friends of Mra. John 8. Lindsay will be delighted to learn that she Is recuperating nicely at her home eftor being a patient at the Cam den hospital this week. Dr. end Mrs. D. H. Brown and daughter, Beyerty, of Liberty, are ▼tatting Dr. and Mrs, A. W. Hum phries, on Hampton Street, e • e • e Fashion Show And Tea On Wednesday, Feb. 15 The Fashion Show and Tea which is sponsored annually by Women’s Auxiliary of Grace >pe! church, will be held la the Pariah Hous# of the church on Wednesday, Feb. 16. at S:S0 o'clock. The Clothes Tree, one of Cam den's exclusive dress shops, will furnish the clothes which will he modeled by the following members of the winter tourist colony and Camden social set: Mrs. Beri Pot ter, Mrs. Dloo K. Kerr, Jr„ Mrs. Benton Sheoru. Jr.. Mrs. Kent Mil ler, Mrs. Thomas Ancrum, Mrs. H. E. Beard, Jr.. Mis. E. B. Beard, Mra. Moylan DuVal, Mias Betty Boaley, Mra. Samuel Boykin. Mra. T. Lee Little, Mrs. H. Granger Oslther, Mrs. R. 8. Kirk. Miss Kate Williams and Mrs. R. B. Pitta, Jr. • e a a a B radhom-McGee Dr. and Mrs. Allen C. Bradham of Anderson, announce the mar riage of their daughter. Eleanor Hanahan, to Elias Thomas McGee, Jr* Jan. 16, at Athena, Ge. Drive Carefully—Save a Ufa / Typewriters for Root •. up to riivoo months rental may apply on purchase of New or Robuilt Machine. Bide & Ford INCORPORATED DeKalb Street—Camden. S. C. Mias Joan Schlosburg. whc will become tbs bride of Stanley Fox ef Oxford, N. C. end Washington. D. C* on Monday, Feb. S, at 8 o'clock In tho evening, has com pleted her wedding plans. Tbs double ring ceremony win be performed in the Recreation Hall at Woodward Airport by Rabbi Paul Liner of Columbia. She will be given in marriage by her father, Leon H. Schlosburg, sad will have as her maid of honor, Molly Sue Redfeam. Mra. Stanley Friedman, cousin of the bride-elect, of Macon, Ga., will be matron of honor, and bridesmaids will be Mrs. Nathan Evens of Richmond, Va., slater of the bridegroom-elect. Meywood Gerstner and Toby Elli son of Charleston, and Mrs. Wil liam Kantor, East Orange, N. J.. cousin of the bride-elect Carls Doner of Columbia, will be the Junior bridesmaid. Mr. Fox will have as bis best man his brother, Irv Fox, of Ox ford, N. C. Usher-groomsmen will be Dr. Nathan Evens, Richmond, Vs., Ben Fox, Lewlsburg, N. C., Alan Gubin, Memphis, Tenn., Philip Robinson, Washington, D. C., August Kohn, Washington, D. C., Mel Westrich, U. of N. C.. Chapel Hill, N. C„ and Marlon Schlosburg, brother of the bride elect Music will be furnished by A. Clifton McKain, vocalist, and «H. M. Martin, organist. A reception will be given by the parents of the bride-elect Immediately follow inf the ceremony for the seysrsl hundred guests from the two Carolines and the east. Miss Schlosburg Is being exten sively entertained before her wed ding. • • • • * Monthly Meeting |<ing Haiglar Garden Club The King Haiglar Garden dab met on Monday afternoon, Jan. 28, at 8:80 o’clock with Mrs. Abbott Good ale at her attractive new home on the Liberty Hill road. Mrs. D. C. Hinson, president, pre sided over the business meeting. Committees were formed and the By-laws and Censlltutlon read and voted upon. The membership of charter members was closed at this meet ing. An Invitation from the Cam den Garden club to be their guests at the February meeting at Mrs. Alex Savage and Miaa Helen Har mon’s was accepted. k Mra. Wm. G. ^tMaJor, Jr., made an excellent talk on the OrlgHTand Growth of Camellias, followed by a discussion and display oh ar rangements of camellias given by Mrs. D. M. Davis, who showed Salad course and an by Mrs. Goodale, assisted by the Joint hosteeses, Mrs. (X Floyd Montgomery and Mrs. D. C. Hin son, to tho 86 members preeent Mrs. A. Stanley Llewellyn and Mrs. J. A Williford of 'Win ns boro, were special guests. • • • • • To Give Bazaar . ,*f* \ ■^1' • v W The Women's Auxiliary of Grace Episcopal church will sponsor a Spring Baxasr on Wednesday, March 8. from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. in the Parish House of the church • • • • • Chile expects shortly to havet* caustic soda factory operating at Quintera. HIGH fashion SHORT COAT January Meeting Of Hobklrk Hill Chapter DAR Held On Jon. 20 (BY FLORENCE BARNES) Hobklrk HU! Chapter, D. A. R., met on January 20. at the Parish House of Grace Episcopal church, where the Rev. Stile* Lynes, Rec tor, ehowed the screen pictures of the Tamassee school for mountain children, supported entirely by the D. A. R. After the opening prayer and ritual, Vice-Regent Mrs. Georgs Nicholson, rand a short account of the school and what IT has accom plished In educating so many Iso lated mountain children and mak ing of them the lovely rirts and lads shown in the final color pic tures at ana of the graduations with the heads of the school and the National D. A. R. officers at tending the ceremony. This was In pathetic contrast with the ear lier pictures showing the sad little children and their alders In the poor mountain cabins, so far from any schools that ware it not for the Tsmsssso center they could never learn to read or write. At u-talia.JhrJhe regent was an assortment of Tamassee literature and samples of the things the chil dren are taught to make In thic “Place of the Sunlight of God" which is the translation of Its In dian name. Mrs. Leslie Whitaker, chairman of music, arranged with Mrs. Whitney and her daughter to accompany the singing of America at the piano and cello. After tbs entertainment and ex pressions of appreciation to the Rector for his klhdnesa in showing the pictures, a brief business meet ing elected the delegates for tbs coming Stats Conference. Mrs. voh Tresckow, the Regent; Mrs. John Wall and Mrs. J. L. Guy; alter nates, Mrs. Harold Booker and Mrs. Claude West. For the Na tional Congress, In Washington, Mrs. von Tresckow, Regent, and Mrs. Georgs Nicholson, Vice-Re gent; alternates, Mrs. Sumner Waite and Mrs. Aldan Lambrlght. The name of Mrs. H. E. Graham was presented for membership. Mrs. Nicholson then closed the meeting and Invited the members and guests to enjoy the refresh ments, Mrs. John Wall assisting. . a e e e • Mrs. Joe B. Gaskins, Jr. Host At Pretty Party Mrs. Joe B. Gaskins, Jr„ gave a pretty party on Tuesday evening at her home in Lake View'. Quantities of early Spring flow ers were used in the living sad dining room where four tablet of bridge were played. Mrs. John X. Haglns and Mrs. H. C. Hallman tied for high score and were each presented a prise, low score prlxe was won by Mrs. J. Clator Aitants and the prlxe for bingo went to Mrf. W>A. Grant Later In the evening the hoetess served a delicious salad course with coffee. 4j * Those invited were Mrs. Luther PurkeivMra* John J. deter Arran ta. Mrs. H. C, Hallman, Mrs. Nettles Myers, Mks. J. Oi Walton, Mra Jamas W. Stuart Mra ■mlly.1'. Queen, Mrs. Harold BcCaaklll Mra. W. A. Grant lira. Marion Smith, Mrs. J. B. Kelly, Mrs. Terry Klsp- raan, Mrs. Frank Smith and Mra F. B. Waat. 4 a e e e Billy Brodloy Honoree At Birthday Party The Teen-Age Canteen waa the scene of a party on Saturday af- teruoon at 8 o'clock glean by Mra. Wm Bradley (Margie De Loache) in honor of her aim. Billy, who was three years old. Thirty of the honor guest's little relatives and friends were invited and after gamea, were treated to ice cream, iced Cokes and candy. A beauti fully decorated pink and white cake graced one end of a long table and vari-oolored balloons were grouped on the opposite end and ware later given as favors to tbs guests. * Mrs. Bradley was assisted In serving by her mother, Mrs. B. P. De Loache, Mrs. Willis Sheoru, Mrs. Capers Zemp and Mra Hugh Billups. • e e • e Contrary to popular belief, un fermented coffee grounds are not a fertiliser. Mrs. Ws L Goodale Host Bridge Party Continuing her series ef Mra Wm. L. Goodale « ‘ at bridge on Wednesday et 3 JO o'clock at her home, “Ced ar Knott," Greefle street. Six tables were in ptay in the en spacious drawing room, which was artistically arranged with bowls of tulips, gladioli, stock and snapdragons. High score prize was won by Mra George Nicholson, second high score prize by Mra James ~ ‘ * low 1 score prize M. Gandy and low 1 score by MraS. W. VanLandingh At 5 JO tea was served i Hining jx> appointed table. in a WfWM room from a beautifully Lemon yellow Dresden chins urn centered the table and were flanked by burning yellow tap ers In silver candelabra.* Presid ing at the two silver were Mfs. Donald Mrs. A. C. McKain. serving were Mrs. N. R. Jr., and Mrs. E. Clarkson Rhazne. Calling at the tea hour were: Mra Wm. T. Miller, Mrs. J. A. Williford of Winnsbord, Mrs. A. B. Bovkin, Mrs. Mortimer Boy kin, Mrs. Warren Or Harris, Mrs. Abbott, Goodale, Mrs. E. C. Rhame and Mrs. M. B. Williams. Bridge guests were: Mrs. S. W. VanLandingh am, Mrs. Donald Morrison, Mrs. Jas. M. Gandy, Mrs. George Stuart, Jr., Mrs. Harold Booker, Mrs. J. L. Willi ford, Mra L. P. Tobin, Mrs. Wiley Sheora. Mra N. R. Goodale, Jr., Mra M. M. Reasonover, Mrs. George Nicholson, Mrs. L. L. Cly- bum, Mrs. Alfred McLeod, Mrs. Hubert Wilson, Mrs. Leonard Schenk, Mrs. Leon Schlosburg, Mrs. John L. Team, Mrs. G. E. Stuart, Mrs. F. D. Goodale, Mrs. George Darden, Mra A. Douglas McArn. Mrs. R. E. Stevenson, Mrs. Jack N Week's News From Liberty Hill Kain. fettles and Mrs. A. C. Me- A| r Perfect Near, everywhere... this Betty Rose shoctie sets the fashion pace. It's wonderfully tailored of rich Smoothie Suede with * 1 exciting button-highlighted shoulder flange and slash , pockets. In Angel White. Ice Cream Ptak, Bali Nude, Sunset Gold. Sizes 10 to 20. Benjamin P. DeLoache Guest Artist At Pinehurst Benjamin P. DeLoache of New York and Camden, son of Mrs. B. P. DeLoache, North Mill St., and the late Mr. DeLoache, was guest artist at ths Pinehurst Forum given at ths Pinehurst Country club, Pinehurst, N. C., on Thursday evening, Jsn. 18, at 8:80 o’clock. A party composed of Mrs. B. P. DeLoache, Mrs. Esther De Loach Mahsffy and daughter, Piddy, and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hutchins, all of Camden, motored to Pinehurst for the concert. A • • • • Miss Fewell Speaks To Frendship Group Miss Margaret Fewell, county home agent, spoke to a county chapter of 4-H club girls at Friendship chapel Monday, Jan. 23, on the subject of "Health Halt its," and distributed to the mem bers daily health charts which a record of good ducted the reading service at Lib erty Hill Presbyterian church on Sunday morning. He mad a splendid sermon on prayer. On Monday afternoon the Worn- i of the Church met with Mra R. J. Wardlaw, Jr, who Was the ' a program on “The Faith", including world-wide misriona. During the social hour the hostess was as sisted by Mra C. B. Presley and Mrs. W. G Wardlaw in serving delicious refreshments. C. E. Dough tie. Jr, vice dent of Roberts * Co, and engineers, Atlanta. Ga, visit ed Mr. and Mra. C. D. Cunning ham on Monday. Mr. and Mra A. C. McDow and others of f ancaster were visitors at Liberty Hill on Sunday. They were interested in finding the way to the Kingsbury Monument in Lancaster county. Liberty Killians, who visited Gaddy’s Pond, the Wild Goose Refuge, near Ansonville, N. C, on Sunday were: Mrs. R. J. Ward- law, Sr, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Ward- law, Jr, Masters Jimmie and Billy WardfewYMr. and Mrs. W. C. Wardlaw, Mr. and Mra C. B. Presley, W. E. Cunningham, Sr, Miss Betty Sue Hilton, A. C. Cure- ton, who was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. James McCutcheon and Miss Bene McCutcheon of Bifthop- ville. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Jones, Mas ters Lamar and Drennan Jones visited Mrs. Jones’ parents, Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Drennan on Sun day at Mayesville. Miss Shirley Hilton spent the weekend with relatives in Ker shaw. * Miss Virgin!* Sauls of Manning, en route to Rock Hill, stopped by to see Mr. and MraT. P. Mc- Crae on Sunday. Misk Virginia McCrae and friends from Winthrop College visited Mr. and Mra T. P. McCrae on Friday. Mrs. A. C. Cure ton returned home from Chester on Sunday. She was accompanied by her sis ter, Miss Pauline Jones of Ches ter. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Garrick, Jr, and their small child of Wades- boro, N. C, have moved into Miss Sophie Richards’ building across the street from R. J. Ward- law’s store. Mr. Carrick is ope rating saw mills on the old Cun ningham quarters, now owned by J. F. McLeod of Chesterfield. Miss Virginia McCrae and a friend from Spartanburg spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T. P. McCrae. Mr. and Mrs. George B. Cun ningham of Rock Hill were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Cunningham. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Richards, Master Tommy Richards of Heath Springs, J. P. Richards and son, “Dick , of Kershaw, visited Miss es Richards on Sunday afternoon. Miss Gallic Jones of Columbia, Miss Sophie Richards of Bi&hor Hfe-meeting had been Sumter spent the weekend at cfUed to orderby the president, their homes here. **“- and read the minutes of the prev ious meeting. Sylvia Brown led the devotional, and the group joined, in singing s number of After Miss Fewell’s talk, the I group played several games be-1 fore the meeting was brouj a dose. » Sunday afternoon with __ _ _ P Greet Falls.. I Mr s. ^ is recup«tfag Mow ^.XP: thompwm hM also been kept at home on account of a de S^°Jdin G. Wcharda, who is visiting her daughter, Mra M. L. Sauls, near Manning, was unable account of her having flu. — mf r J Births Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Burnet Marlon (Evelyn Center) are the proud parents of s son, born on Monday. Jan. 22. at the Camden hospital. He has been named An drew Barnet Marlon, Jr. • • * i' Born to Mr. and 'Mrs. H. M. Rogers, Jr, a daughter, Judith .Aim, on Monday, Jan. 23, at the Camden hospital. • « • Mr. and Mrs J. T. Robertson of Kershaw, announce the birth of s son on Monday, Jan. 23, at the Camden hospital. e • • Announcements have been re*, ceived in Camden of the birth of a second daughter to Dr. and Mra Chas. Herbert, Jr. (Virginia Rhett) of Charleston and Camden, at New Roper hospital, on Friday, Jan. 18. She haa been named Elisabeth Workman, for her paternal grand mother. Mrs. C. H. Zemp, Laurens street Mr. And Mis. Entertain JunioM A nil Mrs. W. A orths Methodist cherch befo* rehearsal on last at their home on Laum, A buffet supper wm^ the dining room table centered with a bowl oT Assisting in serving i Susie Watkins sad Miss L Special guests included i Mrs. Herbert L. Spell, Mr i Douglas Montgomery M Gandy. ' Members of the Junior Jena Moore, Joyce Smith Smith, Ann Holden, Am Estelle Fllckiager, Helm i Joan Mickle, Alice WUm. Clarke. Lee Mays, Carl” and Auaie Rowell e • • e Benefit Bridge Pony To B# Held Feb. 10 Bridge and Canasta asked to furnish their'on for tho benefit bridge party sored on St Valentine’s tsd by the Less Boykin cirria erly the Basiness Women'* of Grace Episcopal church, party this year will be fc Friday, Febcnary 10, la the I House, beginning at 8 o’i Tickets are f6c each am be seenred from members < Circle or by calling ths leader. Miss Faith de phone 208-J. Permanent Wave Features In The Marian Beauty Shop NATIONALLY KNOWN DELUXE Cranio Cold Ways ■ f ~ Also ~ MACHINE OR MACHINELESS CREME WAVE - - - - $6.50 Each Wavo Includes tho Following: O PERSONALITY HAIR CUT • SHAPING, TAPERING, THINNING O RECONDITIONING SHAMPdO • SCIENTIFIC TEST CURLS • SETTING O FREE CONSULTATION QN AIL WORK . i itv Latest in Hair Cutting French ScisiOts 50c ' - ' * • U /^yV MARIAN BEAUTY zssmsrrjsz Drought to Increase Shown In Measles Cases Measles, pneumonia and influ enza were the only ones among 14 commuaioable diseases to show any noteworthy increase in South ] Carolina last week. The State Board of Health re-1 ported this week in its summary on incidences of the 14 diseases on which it keeps weekly rec-1 ords. Only measles showed an ap-| r ziable increase, jumping from cases the preceding week to ] 147. 1 to^baby" Baby and your Budget! 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