Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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^4 v n* w f W m &W. mz X i, CE ”Or aoCMV r«wws » •'• J Mrs. P. Aaibrose Clark*. U L, Mi Aiken, were of Hairy D. Klrkorer oa <-V ■Hlmjjt Mis. Jokn 8 Linduy, who has baas a patient at the Camden How pital la raenperatint at the home of her slst«r-4n-taw, Mrs. John T. Nettlea. tit Laurens Street Mrs. Bdwtn Malloy and Mrs. Rafne Thurmond, of Cheraw, rtalt- ed relatlre* here on Thursday. Mrs. Arnold Allen (PhylUa Kar eah) and children. Barbara and Michael, of Dayton. Ohio, arrived on 'Sunday for a visit with Mrs. Allen’s father, A. 8am Karesh. W. Burling Cocks, Unkmvllle, Pa., has arrived with his horses for the ass sea. He la stopping at the Conn Inn. J. V. H. “Bobby* Da via, of New York and Virginia, arrived this past week for the training season and Is at the W. C. McCsrley’s., Jas. E. Ryan. Unkmsville. Pa ls a guest at Court Inn. was carried out In the I shower gifts brought by the guests and in the games and con teats played during the evening. One long banquet table covered In white and sprinkled with red hearts was placed In the center of the room. The guest of honor’s chair covered In white crepe paper was at one end of the table and a huge white crepe paper umbrella placed on the opposite end of the table. Gaeets were seated at the .table to play the games and later to have refreshments. Mr. And Mrs. Beard Entertain For Miss Sharp And Mr. Zemp Funeral Services For L A. Horton Many Parties Given .1 Mm: JlSr Miss Joan Schlosburg During Past Week „ * w * b i m III '-li if i •1: i -r H “ I 11 ii r r Miss Josn Schlosburg, bride- elect, whose wedding will be the social event of Monday, Peb. tth, hak been extensively entertained daring the past week. On Thursday she was compll masted with a bridge luncheon at the Columbia Country Club, Co lumbia, given by Mrs. Morton Don- ea, •Mrs. Jamas Spiers, Mrs. Charl es Reyaer, Mrs. Nathan Berry and Mrs. Mel via Harris. Mias Schlosburg was presented an exqniafte linen cut work table cloth and napkins as a gnost prise. Those motoring over from Cam den for the party beside the hon- oree ware Mrs. Leon H. Schlos burg, Mrs. Eilhu Schlosburg. Mrs. Carl Schlosburg, Miss Rosalie Block, Mrs. John Garrett and Molly Ruth Redfearn. 1 ‘Mr Miss Joan Schlosburg, bride- elect, waa honored when Mr. and Mrs Bllton Well gave a dinner party for tha members of the Schlosburg family at the Well home on Lyttleton street, on Thurs day evening, January 21th. After dinner, Canasta was played, a e e Large red hearts with colored Il lustrations cut from current maga- xlnes were placed along the wall and carried out the story of the bride and bridegroom-elect’s court ship from their first date through the wedding ceremony. In the con tests prizes were won by Mrs. Leon Schlosburg. mother of the honor guest, and Katherine Sheorp. A large white box tied with red a*tln ribbon holding the shower gifts was presented Miss Schlos burg after refreshments were serv ed to the following guests: -Mrs. Leon Schlosburg. Mrs. Carl Schlos burg, Mrs. Elihu Schlosburg. Edna Team. Nan Ingram. Mrs. Lanrln Cooper, Jr., Mrs. W. T. Redfearn. Mrs. Bill Burns. Mrs. Benton She- orn, Jr.. Katherine Sheorn. Mar- gretta Little, Mrs. Jack Ma<whall, Mrs. J. L. McWhorter, Elizabeth Smith, Mrs. Mailer Kreps (Mary Nell Campbell) Columbia, Sara June Rozler, Charlotte Boykin. Mrs. Jolly Pitts, Mrs. David Hart er, and Mrs. Bill Sheorn. Others Invited were: Mr*. Ralph Stevenson, Rachel Schroder. Dot Sowell, Lila Raese, Mrs. Ed Vereen. Mrs. Colvin Sheorn, Mrs. Rnfns Redfearn, Mrs. Walter Spearman. Mary Pitts. Mrs. Dan McCasklll. Mrs. Wm. Crowson, Jr. (Sidney Jones), Mrs. Franklin E. Zerbe (Ethel Ann Mauldin), Mra. Has kell Johnson (Sybil Drakeford), Mrs. L. A. Sowell, Jr. (Rhetta Halsall), all of Columbia, formerly of Camden and schoolmates of the honor guest. Mr. and Mrs. K. R. "Ned” Beard entertained on last Wednesday evening «t the Beard sum user horns oa Hermitage* Lake with a buffet sapper and dance honoring Miss Jacqueline Sharpe and W. Robin Zemp, Jr., whoa* wadding will ha a social event ef Tuesday, Fab. list, in Gilbert Effective arrangements of pine, pine cones, flowering shrubs and smflax were used In the decora tions In the “shack” and the sup per table carried out the rustic motif with Its wooden bowls and pottery ware. Baked ham, turkey, green salad, sandwiches, cheese, assorted crac kers and breads were served. Following supper a surprise mis cellaneous shower was given the bride-elect % Dancing was enjoyed until a late hour. ; o dock and a Those Invited beside the boue- rees. Miss Sharpe and Mr. Zemp, were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. B. Pitts, Mr .and Mra. BUI Hoogh, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Garrison, Jr, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Wilson. Jr. Mr. and Mra. Colvin Sheorn, Mr. and Mra. Samuel Boykin, Mr. and Mrs. Kir by Tapper, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Jolly Pitts, John Langford, Mrs. Jack Chapin, Jack Halle. Slasle Beck. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Kunxler, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. D. Wooten. Mr and Mrs. H. E. Beard. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. BUI Sheorn, Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter Spearman, Oscar Wooten and thune, Is Mr. Dell . Horton of the Camrtrn JO. —fc" was a —__ „ o( B* by his wife, Horton of Bethmve, , of Winston- . eight daughters, _ Mrs. Alvin Dean, ght, and Mrs. lone aaMc and Mrs. Oilie Mrs. Ji Horton « Anderson of Also snrnvmg are two broih- C. Horton and Lem Horton era, J. C. Ho of Bethune, ... Holley McDowell of Bethune, Mrs. Bob McManus of Middendorf, Mrs. Roland Horton of Charlotte, N. C, and Mrs. Benton Brown of Raleigh, N. C. Eighteen grand children also survive the deceas ed. Interment will be held at Bethel Cemetery, Rev. Davidson officiat ing. hls fiancee, Helen Lawson, S< Co- #T f Highlighting the pre-nuptial, par- : ! f nssnasMuaw—a ties for Miss Joan Schlosburg" who wUl become the bride of Stanley H. Fox, of Washington, D. C. and Oxford, N. C., on Feb. tth, was the elaborate shower given by Molly Ruth Redfearn in the Colon ial Room at Thomas Tavern oa ' "Friday pv^ning. January 27th. The theme “Anything Yonr Heart lumbia. Dr. and Mrs. James man, Kershaw, Mr. and Mra. Fred Brinson, Bethune, Mr and Mra. Dooley Smith and Glen Webbar, Lqke City. Mr. and Mra. Dong Wooten. Greenville, and 8ft. and Mrs. Earl Hllleary, Columbia, the latter a sister of the bride-elect. Surprise Dinner Party Is Given For Mrs. John Langford Mrs. Leon Bchlosburg gave an Informal trousseau tea on Saturday afternoon et 4 o'clock at her home on Lyttleton street, for her daugh ter, Miss Joan Schlosburg. bride- elect of Feb. tth. Miss Molly Ruth Redfearn, who will be Miss Schlos- burg's maid of honor, assisted her In displaying the trousseau. Tea and iced cakes were served from the dining room table which was centered with a bowl of white gladioli and flanked by silver can delabra. ; The hostess was assisted In serv- i®» by -Mrs. Garl Sehloeburg and Mrs. Elihu Schlosburg. Mrs. John Langford waa honor ed on Wednesday evening with a surprise dinner party given by a group of bar intimate friends In celebration of her birthday. The party waa given at the Wat kins home on* Laurens < Court and was lovely In every appointment. HOUSING SITUATION— (Continued from first pago [since. ^Whenever the notion strikes me, I don’t mind w or kin or so,” Mr. Stephens si _ worked for two months in one of the local cotton mills recently, and occasionally puts in two or [three days with a construction crew. “But mostly I just hunt and fish, and leave working alone,” he •aya. Mr. Stephens does his own cooking. M A feller just doesn’t eat three times a day when he’s living like T do,” he tells, and adds, “but when he sits down to a meal, eats a plenty ” Stephens says he likes fish “mighty wall”, and also rabbits, souirrels and other game. Most of his meals are built around the game he catches. He averages coming to town about once a week, but has plenty the American ; 1) It •WANT the total of the Kershaw county ras 43, five other of the association not This constitutes cent of the total % 4 i 1 over 18 per cent of the total number of employees of the mill demanding that the man- not negotiate with the American Federation as file em- reaentafivea, the S3 the Kershaw county association walked out Stallings and McCoy then refused to con tinue the filing Joseph B. Kenken and Van Wrape who were representing the null management that they would meet them in court Hie cold war between the Ker •st Is !• point qrse ^^oggr ‘Tpy ivSer* qSrtoaier L * d ** For Sale [FOII SALE—One 5 room house, one 0 room house, one seven room house and one 9 room house. McCorkle Realty A Ins. Co^ 1111 Lyttleton street Telephone 385. 05p shaw County Knitting and Fin- Associat iahmf Association and the Ameri- can Federation of Hosiery Work- some Hosiery 1 era has been under way for time. Something 0V h t J ld * Jlt y< * r FOR SALE—1939 Plymouth, mot or excellent, body and tires fair. Very reasonable priced. See Rufsell McLeod at Post- otfk$- 64-65c For Rant Co, 090% ■■■■«• v/i i tin in Kirkwoog < Gaff os, and out . heater with brie Move, **—kr-twui uimn rs^s-f the ago an election waa . .. mill and at that time a majority of the workers voted to have the American Federation of Hos iery Workers act as their bargain ing agent Some four or five months ago theKershaw County Knitting and Finishing Associa tion was organized and it claims now to have clearly over 70 per cent of the employees who desire to have it act as their bargaining agent In compliance with the National Labor Relations act a petition was filed asking for an other election but the district office of the board in Atlanta turned the petition down and the association then appealed to the board in Washington. The peti tion is now before that board. St iting FOR SALE—Oldsmobile motor, model 1935, 90 H. P., 6 cylind er, thoroughly overhauled. Price reasonable. Whiting Products, 1000 Mill Street ne 928- Phone 928-M. 63 tic FOR SALE—Rock Wool insula tion. Call 956. Pine Tree Build ing. lltfc WE HOW HAVE a good stock of Kraft Master Paint $LW per gaL D. C Dixon Bargain House, Ha 2. 939 Broad Street 48tb “And if the section It DtogM far an to appsal as far as Co. ■0*2. | of company to drop in to see him Bowls of Jonquils and vases of kted the flowering shrubs decors rooms and centered the dining room table from which a delicious dinner was served followed by an evening of Canasta. Those entertaining were Mrs. John A. Haglne, Myrl Hast Soule. Kate and Mary Watkins. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. John Langford. John A. Haglns and Mra. W. R Watkins .at hia place by the river. As a [sideline, he stages riverside fish- ifrys for parties. He admits he gets a bit lone some occasionally, but when ask 1 ( planned the river “WelL I reckon Td just about as jnU soon live here as anywhere.” And it was easy to see he meant it • Births , Mr. «nd Mrs. Fred T. Huggins, Sarsfleld Ava., announce the birth of s son on Thursday, January 24, Camden Coupon Homing Super Bargains—the Coupons Wednesday Morning rights dearly by Congress in tha act and fundamentally by the constitution ittrlf then with mortification for the law and the future of the country I freely and proudly admit my guilt.” Believing that there is no factual basis for the charges, Mr. Savage said he was asking that Stallings be required to state the basis for hia charges so that the provisions of the law for crimi nal action in the case of wilful false statements can be invoked. KRESKY FLOOR FURNACE — We have seyeral floor furnaces and heaters we can save you money on. Special price to con tractors. Expert service and in a Phon stalls lion. H el lam. one 991-J. Robert 47tfc District Cage FOR SALE—Farm of 475 acres, will sell as a whole or a tract of 69 acres, streams, electrici ty, phones, 2 good houses, tim ber, over 100 acres under cul tivation. Highway through the center, beautiful building lots, 6 miles west of Camden, near Du Pont manufacturing plant. Annie Mobley, owner. 1115 Lyttleton St., Camden, S. C. 63-66p Tourney Opens On Februory 6 The cage tournament of the %% , V- SAVE THE COUPONS - BRING THEM WITH YOU / WITH COUPON THIS COUPON IS WORTH $10 0 " ■•■'■•'x ■ji.f , • ' * _ ’ ‘ Iff Us«d With PurchsM off a Now [++++*++4 WITH COUPON SPECIAL WEDNESDAY MORNING Glastonbury Hand-Mada Crystal $1.50 Values for 75 cents cage u Upper Fifth District will swing into action on the, floor of fine new gymnasium of the Bar on DeKalo High School at De ar, Feb. 6 and will me through Friday, Tab. 10. On the first night, Monday, Midway girls, favored to win the tournament, take on Antioch, the only school who was able to give the Midway! tes any kind of an argument in pre - tournament games. Tills game starts at 6 o’clock and is followed by the ame between the Midway and intioch boys, the former being heavy favorites. • At 8 o’clock the Baron DeKalb FOR SALE—The new Wag# and Hour Law has gone into effect which makes lumber coat move, but we have not raised our prices to tha Retail tradaw Wa are still sailing to tho Retail trade at “Te Jk ' Shealhino: also Mills Sumter, S. C. 10. Ask 84-74C Loat — Found LOST — Savings Pass Book No. 283. merdal National Bank, er will please noth C. M. £ RFD, Rembert, S. C. 803-J-3, Camden, S. C. PIANO SERVICE—If your needs tuning, call L. f. Phone 356-W aft bam. after 5| HEALER. | AM A DIVINE all manner of sickness and prayer. I am going I better in 1959 than I All I n* - . A1H need is a' Yours in C 1949. _ Yours in Christ S. „ RFD 1, Bok 39, Bethi C. Wanted WANTED — To rent house, permanent Simpson, Phon/ Co. Phone 2L WANTED TO Burl GREEN LUMBER. PI HARD WOOD. F.OJB. VESTAL LUMBER A M P. O. BOX Ift, CAYCE, S. C WANTED—Buyers for lots, lands, *»*•"*« properties. See ty Co., S 277. Savage Bldg. it, by “E. A.” cfo quiet NOTICE OF Ml A meeting of the Democratic Club of Camden for i the at the Will Room, next enrollment SPECIAL, SPECIAL—Combina tion 110-gaL tank with four foot stand $25.00. Single and double oil drum stands, long lasting and weather proofed in stock. Whiting Products, 1000 Mill St 52tfc | girls gla^y the Blaney girls. At 91 o’clock the boys teams of these | two schools meet On Tuesday the winner of the Sh< SALE — One extra clean 7 foot Call Austin 57tfc | Midway-Antioch game^plays the Electric Range or Stock Includes—Goblets, bud vases, fruit juke cups, cor dial glassed champagne glasses, cocktail glasses, wine glasses, etc. Electric Refrigerator r 11 Glastobury Represents the Ultimate In Quality Glasswar.e I :■ 1 . BOYKIN FURNITURE CO. So. Brood Street Phone 660 Their hand-blown shapes, handout by artist craftsmen, lend brilliance to any decoration. winner of the Baron at 6 o’clock. Winners of the boys tilt of Monday’s games meet at 7. At 8, Bethune and ML Pisgah girls meet and at 9 o’clock the boys teams from Bethune and ML Pisgah clash. On Wednesday winners of the 6 o’clock game of Tuesday battle the winners of the 8 p. m. game in the girls division while at 7 and 9 the boys teams battle it out FOR SALE—Six room house at 510 E. Walnut St. Contact M. B. Williams at Commercial Na tional Bank. 65-66p LEE SHEET METAL It ROOF ING CO. Roofs, gutters and downspouts. For estimates cell Pine Tree Building Su] Phone 956. f0^ D.’.II i sayg”* k DIXON JEWELRY sing played and on Friday night te finals are to be staged. Little Theater Building Z IS WITH COUPON ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦> *i WITH COUPON The games promise to attract a record' turnout of spectators to the new gymnasium at the Baron DeKalb school. Last year the tournament was played in the armory in Camden and attracted excellent crowds of fans. FOR SALE—Coin ographs, 5 ball table an/ tables. on- pool Start your own busi ness. Can be seen at Ralph Alexander, Inc., Seneca, S. C. 65-72c 1 THIS COUPON WORTH $1.00 On the Purchase of a 9x12 Manitex WORTH $2.00 k Linoleqg; Rug ■EOULAlt $5.98 WITH COUPON .JULIA’S SHOPPE f *’ w New Spring Toppers $16.95 to $24.95 Gabardines and All Wool Covert—White —Colors Camden High School Cagers Beat Hartsville FOR SALE—7 room, two story country home, near school, church, stores, mail, highway. All city conveniences, nice community. A real opportunity for someone. For quick sale only. See Shannon Realty Co. today. Phone 277. 65c tee, M. H. FINAL Notice is hereby month ruary 20, _ and Ruby _ _ to the Probete Court* of | County their final Executrices of the Huckabee, same date they will said Court for a final < said Executrices. N. C. Judge Camden, S. C, Jan. Re aril the way it quickly oryoei fori Camden cage talent scored a grand slam here Friday night. The Camden Highs played to a jam- ked gymnasium and won from FOR SALE—Two nice building lots in best residential section priced to sell. McCorkle Real ty & Ins. Co., 1111 Lyttleton St. Tel. 385. 7 65p OcAcfX, i packed gymnasium and won from I —HI HartsviUe High, the girls by a FOR SALE—Eight or ten acres —u.wi. ** A - *“ of wood land with good stream • — ■“ P t « T O R of N alionally Corner j Advertised Group of Sole Drosses Broad and Stow 8. C. $5.00 and $10.00 M ■ t i j WITH COUPON:-****A<8«*£ ^♦♦♦»»»» WITH ANOTHER WEDNESDAY SPECIAL Mtey* • 4* ?*■ . . AT PENNEY’S Fin Point Chenille Beds COUPON A NEWBERRY V ; Training Ports veritable photo-finish 44 to 431 and the boys 62 to 39. The game between the Camden aijd Hartsville girl teams packed a thrill a minute with the two squads maintaining a nose to nose gait from buzzer to buzzer. The finish had the many hun dreds of fans on their feet. With leas than a minute to go Harts viUe maidens had a 43 to 41 lead. Then a free shot for Camden which was successfully negotiat ed made the count 43 to 42. As the timer reached for the button to buzz the game’s end, a Camden shot from the fingers of Helen Cassaday arched from the melee beneath the Hartsville cage, circled the rim and fell through for the winning counter. Hartsville of water. One mile from paved highway. Could make fish pond. Price reasonable. See Mrs. Sallie Reynolds, 408 De- Kalb St. - 65p Announcements Political (County Election) (All political ai are 219 payable fas The boys team was I State Sonata hereby announce myself n nw m **f\,f 0r Bulldog squad, candidate for the officebfState 8 -- Red bea Sizes 214 r 6 t ii ; ; Yellow, Hunter Green, Dusty Race, Medium Blue, Twin and Full Size— PAIRS tor work clicked beautifully and after the first few minutes of action, there was no doubt as to what the out come would be. Little Helen Cassaday of the Camden ftrla team waa the heroine of the jgria game in Very ALLEN r respectfully, a MURCHISON For Sonets .,^****5* declare myself « .. .didate for the rrf tb.ls^.u* turn 01 ■.> i U .Ji County the Camden do w. McCORKLS. . W I ^ % As Visitors Sunday Polo George (Pete) see, waa at kla best noon and electrified of fans with hls si tag and sheeting as gusts combination sIm Western North Carol! to A BostwM the goals for the Ttatm accounted * Terrance Prase# for The visitors match from start worth In watching nated foursome in wick and kla pals ■ chukker with a four in the In tha Initial parted or foar minute* of “* od In with two In single la the third the fifth. Soma of "rf the between the poets olina In the l Tejan In the third In tha fifth. YaUowJackets of. the *8p taams have apfit the third and • J