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From Town Of Befhune
f«ddin4 Of Mis«3iii«Wy Irii Dtekayr and Gilbert Mays
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funeral of
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itely known, wno an oottoiablo
an and a dor<Rad Bioa»b«r o<
church. In Qgto V ear riPte;
blindaoa*. ah# waa acUro and
t. Intormont waa In Wowwit
cemotory. Hio^floral off wings
. many and baantlnu.
>,. smn«r ih* D * ck * T J2j
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lay afternoon. Fob. ,5, at f.80
■k in Bethel Methodiat church.
Edward L. Darideon par-
fa the ceremony in the pree-
of friends and relatlres.
9 program of traditional nup-
nusic waa rendered by Mrs-
rt H. Calhoun. A choir com-
l of Alton Cole, 8am Welbum,
. McCaakill. Corkey Pata, Bil-
ungo, Donald McLaurin, Lock
Jim Carman, Jerry
Fowler, Leelio Beet and Carroll
King, sang “O Perfect Lore."
The young bride was glren ia
marriage by her Tather, Letter E.
Dickey. She wore a pink suit with
white accessories and carried a
nosegay of white rotes centered
with a white orchid. Mias Fay
Wolf of Cheraw, was the pride’s
maid of honor and wore a nary
suit with pink accessories and car
ried a nosegay of pink carnations.
. The bridegroom had as his best
man his father, D. M. Mays. D.
M. Mays, Jr., brother of the groom,
Gayle Kerr of Camden, and Donald
Dickey, brother of the bride, served
as ushers.
Following the ceremony a few
close friends and relatives called
at the parsonage for the reception.
Miss Ruth Rosier assisted the bride
in cutting and serving the wed
ding cake. t .
Mrs. Bather Price and ' Miss
Esther Ratcliff served punch. After
a wedding trip to Vlortta the yum*
couple will moke their home Ja
Bethune, where Mr. Mays, ia In
business with his father.
Out-of-town guests for the wed
ding were Mr. and Mps. Mark
King, Mr. and Mrs. Robert R.
King and Mr. and Mrs. Mark King.
Jr„ Anderson; Mrs. Louise ID
Etheridge, Mrs. C. C. Rkkett and
Ralph Hail. Columbia; Mr. and
Mrs. Cedi FrtereoU and eons of
Kingstree; Mr. and Mrs. G. 3.
King and daughters, Moncks Cor
ner; Rev. Herman V: Flemming.
Richmond, Va.; Mrs. J. C. Oath-
ings and daughter, Ann, Darling
ton; P. S. Maya. Camden; Miss
Bather Ratcliff, Wlnthtop College;
Mias Ruth Rosier, Mon treat Col
lege. Montreat, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester King were
guests of relatives Tn Spartanburg
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark King of An
derson, were week-end guests of
Dr. and Mra. E. Z. Truesdale.
Mr. and Mrs. Forbls Morgan and
children of Mullins, wers Sunday
guesta of their mother, Mrs. Eva
Morgan.
Mr. and Mra. Sedley King and
daughter of Moncka Corner, and
Mrs. Louise Etheridge of Colum
bia, were week-end guests of Mr.
and Mra. D. M. Mays.
Mra. John McDonald and son.
Ned McDonald, of HUrtf vflle, were
guests of relatives here Sunday.
Miss Rdth Baker has Joined the
WAC and left Saturday for Camp
Lee, VA. for her basic training.
Mias Esther Ratcliff of Wlnthrop
College, spent the week-end here
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
T. Ratcliff.
Friends and relatives of Billy
Wilson here ware interested in his
graduation recently from Rensse
laer Polytechnec Institute, Troy,
N. Y. This is one of the largest
graduation classes ia the history
of the College. Billy is the sou
of Mrs. Addle dfae Kelley Wilson
of this place and the late Mr.
Clemson Wilson of Newberry. Billy
ia alia a recent graduate of Anna
polis.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Carey
Gardner in Byerty hospital, twins.
They have been named Marrin and
Martha. Besides these, the Gard
ners have nine other children.
The circles of the Presbyterian
church met Tuesday at the follow
ing placet: Minnie Forbis circle
with Mrs. Fred Blnson. Jean Hilt-
house circle with Mrs. H. J. Rog
ers, end Margaret Moore circle
With Mrs. Bethune McLaurin.
The following announcement will
be read with Interest: Mrs. Blanche
K BStheu of Tatum, announces the
engagement of her daughter, Marg
aret Cerelyn, sad James McCuthen
Cotttngham of Dillon. Miss Be
thea waa home economic teacher
here for two years, a few years
ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Jones and
children epent Sunday in Charlotte,
N. C.. with relatives.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra
K a Padgett. Jr., were Mr. and
Mra Ernest McLaughlin. Mr. and
Mra. Lonnie McLaughlin of Kings
tree, and Mr .and Mrs C. C.
Padgett of Camden.
Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Huckabee.
David and piake Huckabee, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Sowell
in McBee Sunday.
Mrs. Berry of Willlston, has re
turned to her home after visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wade
Horton.
The circles of the Baptist chujnch
met Tuesday at the following
homes: Hattie Heustess circle with
Mrs. Chevls Mobley, and the Kate
Ward circle with Mrs. Eugene
Huckabee.
Quite a number from here at
tended the Ice Follies in Columbia
last week.
Sunday guests of Hr. and Mrs.
Belton Tidwell were Mr. and Mrs.
nd family of Florence,
BlBy Parker of Qam-
J. L. Smith and
Mr. and Mra
den. and Cpl. Alvin Hall of Camp
LeJenne, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Oliver and
children of Columbia, were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Oliver.
Mr. and Mrs,. W. A. Outlaw were
Sunday visitors of Disnda in Mc
Bee and Hartsvillu
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
G. R. Brannon were Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Brannon and children. Mr.
Horry Brannon and daughter Mrs.
W. W. Jernigan and daughter of
Sumter, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Bran
non and family of BlshopvtUe, and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Watkins and
family of Camden.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brannon of
Dougl:tSvtUc, Ga., were weak-end
guests of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. R. Brannon.
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
™ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomas, Dvi-
Bose Park, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Joanne
Thomas, to Sammy McDaniel, of
Lake City. The wedding date
will be announced later.
A violin contains approximately
70 pieces of wood.
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"ICHABOD AMD MISTER
TOAD"
A Walt Disney Production
Saturday, February 11
"DESERT VIGILANTES"
Charles Starrett—Smiley Bur
nette
Satj, Feb. 11—10:30 P. M.
"BLONDIE HITS THE
JACKPOT"
Penny Singleton—Arthur Lake
Mon. and Tues*, Feb. 13 • 14
"WE WERE STRANGERS"
Jennifer Jones—John Garfield
HERE'S TQ THE SUCCESS OF TAG DAY, and THE GOOD WORK OF THE AUXILIARY
Wednesday, February 15
"I SHOT JESSE JONES"
Preston Foster-Barbara Britton
Thursday, February 16
"THAT MIDNIGHT KISS"
Kathryn Grayson—Jose Iturbi
COMPLIMENTS OF
DRAKEFORD'S
GARAGE
THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK
OF CAMDEN
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Support Tour CWniminHy By Supporting
Your Hospital
KENNEDY INSURANCE AGENCY
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Mew Furniture Fur II Nursee Rooms Was
Bought la 1647 aad IMS
CAMDEN FOOD
SHOP
"Where Quality and Service
Meet"
The Auxiliary Has A Sewing
Committee.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CAMDEN
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Hospital Meeds New Minor Operating Room
WHITAKER S CO.
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Auxiliary Redecorated Nursee'
Dining Room.
IHN M. VILLEPIGUE
& COMPANY
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Tag Day 1941—
netted $561.25
DIXON'S JEWELRY
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Netted $662^40
DeKALB PHARMACY
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Memberships 1643—22
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BURNS & BARRETT
HARDWARE CO.
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Memberships 1648—244
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THE FASHION SHOP
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Come Join Us! Contact
Mrs John ^vlifurh.
CAROLINA MOTOR
COMPANY
THE CAMDEN
FLORAL COMPANY
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The Hospital Load Increases.
MARJO
Laundry & Cleansrs
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' COMPLIMENTS OF
J. J. NEWBERRY CO.
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5 • • 25c Store
OUTLOOK SHOP
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Safeguard Yourself By Keep
ing Up Thu HoepitaL
FRANK'S
DRUG STORE
Ufa Your Hospital—
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CAMDEN HOME
BAKERY
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We Must ALL Work Together
THE CLOTHES TREE
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ROSBOROUGH &
MARSHALL
(Camden’s Quality Jewelers)
Auxiliary Gave $2100.00 To
Hospital For Equipment.
McDUFFIE - NEWMAN
FURNITURE CO.
X-Ray Lab.
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Auxiliary Gave Nursee
OGBURN MOTORS,
Inc.
Chrysler-fi
lymouih
Service
Sales and
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OUR AIM—Separate Pediatrics
Unit—Isolation Ward—New
Dietary Department—Waiting
Rooms, etc.
LANGFORD'S
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XvaBur Wati V« AM
Ifata. Abmift 1X000 YmjIt.
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CHRISTMAS &
CHRISTMAS
Groctrias
More Student Nursee Needed
SIMPSON
HARDWARE CO.
Are You Over 17 Years of
Age. High School Graduate?
Th#n Jobk Studio!
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MYERS MOTOR CO.
SHEHEEN SROS.
BEARDS APPLIANCE
COMPANY
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424 Days of Charity Cara
In 1S4S.
BOOK
STORE
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Ware Charity.
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EICHEL'S
DEPT. STORE
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Quality Staff.
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FINANCE CO., INC.
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BOYKIN FURNITURE
COMPANY
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY OF CAMDEN
HOSPITAL
In avanf off rain Tag Day will ba on Saturday, February 18
HOME FURNISHING
COMPANY
Thia Is A 76 Bad
Hospital Now.
McLEOD A BOYKIN
COMPANY
High fcKiMd Look
For Social Baftsnwant aad
laftsrmaut and
i iapniity....
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SHEHEEN'S TEXACO
SERVICE
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CAMDEN TRACTOR
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IMPLEMENT CO.
BELK'S DEPT. STORE
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Over 450 Bahia* Bora la
Hospital la IMS.
REDFEARN MOTOR
COMPANY
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Our Aha At Praaaat A 110-
' * had HospitaL
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COTTON OIL CO.
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Student Nurses KaroUmeai
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CAMDEN BODY
SHOP
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Tonsil ^ *»»*** Sponsored By
WM. T. MILLER
LUMBER COMPANY
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OIL COMPANY
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