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■■ . jing Of Interest Bifttrie* KirWa^, li* W W * ml OkUboms City. CW*., todTe bride of Chijri-a^ ^Nework. N. J. on Tharaday afternoon, i 1 oo- four ocJoek. Tbo .^ **“?*• formed by tho • in tbe Flrat Chriatian M ,* ^ i iz*is?£4 en. and tbe Into Mr. *. 8ha ta a graduaU of the i ntv schools and attended two years she baa been Ml as pastor aaalaunt at at Christian church, ©Wa cky. Bracber Is tbe son of Mr. and FRIDAY. 11 II D. A. R. Chapter v Will Meet Friday Hobkirk Hill Chapter, XX A. R. will hold its February meeting on Friday, Feb. 17, at 3:30 p. nu, at the home at Mrs. Vf. Claud West, 1036 North Broad street Mrs. George S. Barnes will serve as assistant hostess. Historic trees of Camden will be the subject of the afternoon, and all D. A. R.'s and good citizenship pilgrims of Kershaw county and Camden are invited. Mrs. Richard Bracber of Newark, N. J. Ha to employed by Pan- American World airways and la stationed In Calcutta, India. The couple left imaaediatelT fol lowing the ceremony to make their home la Calcutta. /rfa/ jj . June /b ", WIN 1/ EVERY > HEART/ Models For Spring Fashion Show Named The Spring Fashion Show and Tea sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary of Grace Episcopal church, will be held In the Parish House on Wednesday afternoon. Feb. II, at 3:30 o'clock. Clothes will be furnished by Tbe Clothes Tree aad will be modeled by Mrs. H. E. Beard, Jr.. Mrs. E. B. Board. Mrs. Dion K. Kerr, Jr., Mrs. Benton Sheora, Jr., Mrs. Samuel Boykin, Mrs. R. & Pitts, Jr., Mrs. T. Lee Lyttle, Mrs. Earl Potter. Mrs. Richard 3 Kirk. Mrs. Kent Miller, Betty Boeley, Kate Williams, Mrs Moylan L. Du- Val and Mrs. Frank H. Wooten, Jr. Mrs. L. W. Boykin, II. general chairman of tbe show, will be as sisted by members of the Auxiliary and Mrs. R. M. Kennedy. HI, wUl be in charge of the tea. Announc ing will be done by Mrs. Robert W. Teller. and music will be furn ished by Bill Rums and his orches tra. • sees . Births Mr. and Mrs. Harman "Hank” Hancock, 1201 Highland Are., an nounce the birth of a daughter on Sunday, Feb. 5. at the Camden hospital. She has been named Theresa Paulette. Mfs. Hancock the former Doris Neal of Ker shaw, and is a graduate of the Camden Hospital School of Nurs ing. • * • Bom to Mr. and Mrs. H. B Tay lor, Jr., of Kershaw, a son, on Mon day, Feb. I, at the Camden hospital. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Roberts of the Hermitage mill, are the proud parents of a son, bora on Monday, Feb. 8, at the Camden hospital. e • • Mr. and Mrs. T. A Christmas an nounce the birth of. a son on Sun day, Feb. 5, at the Camden hos pital. He has been named Thomas Alvin Christmas, Jr. Mrs. Christ mas, the former Martha Smith, la the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur Smith, Lyttleton St. • • • News Front Westville Community Dr. and Mrs. Frank Harrison of friends. W. ZL Hilton of Liberty Hill re turned borne Sunday morning after spending teat week' with Mr. and Mrs. C. O Dolan He waa accon panted home by Mr. and Mrs. Dolan who spent the day with him. Mr. and Mra. Ben Troeadale of Heath Springs, visited Mr. and Mra. Howard Tmmdaio and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tmssdale Sunday. Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. R, Clybum were Mr. aad Mra. R. B. Croxton of Kfr- sbaw. « . ' Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Wilson and son. Buddy, Jr., of Btohopvllle. visited Mr. and Mrs. Nye Workman Sunday afternoon. Recent guests of Rev. and Mrs. Douglas Smith and Roger were Mr. and Mrs. Clovis Dalrymple of ML Croghan. Mr. and* Mrs. B. E. Llvhigston and children, Sylvia, Linda and Danny of La arena, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Cly- burn, Sr. * Mra. Geneva Horton and daught er. Helen, of Camden, visited Mr. and Mra. M. C. Owens and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cobb Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Douglas Smith and son, Roger, were Sunday dln- nes guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hasty. Mr. and Mrs. Prod Thomas of Camden, Miss Joan Thomas, Miss Annie Barnes, and Fred Lee Thom as of Lake City, Mr. and Mra. Robert Croxton of Kershaw Mr. apd Mra. Sam C. Truesdale, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Sam C. Trues dale, Jr., and children, Johnny and Sammy, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Clybum, Sr. Mrs. Kate Sis tare to visiting Mrs. Bertha Fletcher in Kershaw Hasel Truesdale and children, Sandra and Linda, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jeffera and family of Columbia. Sunday morning Mr. Truesdale attended the Crescent H1U Baptist church there. ' Mr. Kent Booher of Spartan burg, waa gueat of Mr. and Mrs. V. N. Workman Tuesday. Odell Yonng spent test week-end in Newport News, Va., visiting /Foil gifts recognised to be the finest, a Wurlitxer Piano rsigns supreme. Moderate fa» pries -unequaled in quality and psrionnanco. Stop in at our store and lot m demonstrate to you the pleasure and educational entertainment a Wurlitxer Piano often your fondly and loved < HOME FURNISHING CO. / More people bu / Memphis, Teun., announce the! birth of a son, Feb. 8. Mrs. Hsrri-1 son was formerly Miss Elsie Red- fearn, daughter of Mra. W. T. Red-1 fearn, and tbe late W. T. Redfeara. • • • • • Camden Garden Club The Camden, Garden club will meet on Monday afternoon Feb. IS, at 4 o'clock at tbe home of Mrs. Alex Savage, Oreene St All members are asked to bring an arrangement of Spring flowers. At 4:30 the members of tbe newly organised King Haigler Garden club have boon asked to join them for tbe program at Mrs. Savage’s and later for tee at Mias Helen Harman's, Greene 8L Mrs. Hutson Gay and Mrs. Tom Gay spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Abbie Anthony. Mrs. Robert Truesdale Is con fined to her home due to illness. Mrs. Coyt Truesdale of Hickory, N. C., and Miss Lou Young of Camden, are visiting Miss Ida Toong. Mrs. Janie Peedln has returned to her home in Selma, N. C., for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. F.' R. Maxey and daughter of Lancaster* were dinner guests Of Mr. and Mrs. D. A Bar- field Sunday. It A Boys from Bethany church, accompanied by Rev. Douglas Smith and James Otto Gaskin, visited W. T. McDonald Tuesday evening and presented him with a “sunshine” basket of cheer. Mr. McDonald has been confined to bis boms tor tbs past month but be to able to be out now. Little Linda Truesdale celebrat ed her 7th birthday Saturday. Jan. 3S» at a party given in her honor by Mrs. Jack Pitta of DeKalb. She received many lovely gifts. WtCS MEETS Twelve members were present for Qie meeting of the WSCS of tbe Damascus Methodist church held Wednesday gfternoon at the home of Mrs. M. L. Stover. The president, Mrs. Kate Stotare, pre aided. After tbe devotional the meeting was turned over to tbs program leader, Mrs. James Otto Gaskin. Tslks were made by Mra. J. L. Talley end Mrs. Alma Grant. After the program the hostess served a delicious fruit salad course. Mrs. J. L. Talley of De- Kalb and Mrs. Mary Clybum of Kershaw, were visitors. Haiglar Theatre Cor. Broad and Rutledge Sts. CAMDEN. S. C. COMING ATTRACTIONS Friday and Saturday Fabcuary 10th and 11th DOUBLE FEATURE! No. 1 George O'Brien in “STAGE TO CHINO” No. 2 Cal Schrum in “BAD MAN FROM BIG BEND" Monday and Tuesday 1 February 13th and 14th FIRST SHOWING IN CAMDEN! The shock story of the na tion! Neglected women hun gry for LOVE! “FORGOTTEN WOMEN” Also: News and Comedies Wednesday and Thursday Fabruary 15th and 18th Where life is cheap . . . and kisses were bought dearly! Gloria Henry and Adele Jer- gens in “LAW OF THE BARBARY I . COAST" Also: News and Serial "CON GO BILL" Chronicle Classified Ads Get Results -4 ■- — Announcement.... • t *■ "I ^ ' 4'- , s y» V „» ! GEORGE W. NICHOLSON ATTORN EY-AT-tAW Resumes Low Proctice In Camden t > with office at 1123 N. Broad Street ■ - <ii 41 T ^ .*** (Next door to Camden Dry Cleaners) VALENTINE Suggestions Gift Supreme KEEPSAKE DIAMOND RING FOR HER— ...Bracelet ••• Costume Jewelry ...Writt Wotch ...Silver of oil kinds FOR HIM— ...Sftooffor Pen and Pencil •at Ronton Lighter ...Cuff Links ...Wotches DIXON'S JEWELRY .in mnm l l' 1 Today wi unveil the .. P ’t V AT SENSATIONAL Pfl/CFS *0N EVERY SUPfR AND CUSTOM C0MM0D0EC MODEL CHOOSE from one of our beautiful floral arrangements. Each it at ef- > feettve at one of Cupid't weH aim ed dartt. If 4»e is a graciout hott- chooee a handsome bouquet ... if the it young and pfcrty mind ed, choose a dainty cofftago ... if tho likes.surprises and excitement, choose a novelty display. All con siderately priced. Vhtlfnie New Step-Down Ride" car a dssifs, which ever kasws • as t_ i A_ _ J J _ J ^ ■ ii f^almo VALENTINE DAY FEBRUARY FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS WE CAMDEN FLORAL COMPANY phone Its Six a Or as Todat's tbs eavt The day to see the I I A pwWmi lae Keyeei w me^viBV^V/ m fs hrla| yes a Mars, la You’D thrill to tbs get-up-and-go per- formanoe of your choice of two of the ■ engines in a long line of ludson ST _ i’s most powerful Six, or the even moft powerful high-com- The day to see the gorgeous Hudsons ror 1950 that bring you a fresh motoring ex perience—“Tbs New Step-Down Ride” —at sensational lower prices on every Super and Custom Commodore modal. This is tbs ridb that cradles you in tbs lowest-built car of them all! , You instantly ass that these Naw Hud- Sons have the lowest center of gravity in any American automobile—and as a result, you know instinctively, as you view them, that they hng tbe road more tenaciously and ai aslmt i! best-riding. You quickly see, too, that these low- built Hudsons for 1960 have full road r clearance and mors head room than in any mass-produced car built today— thanks ^to Step-down” design with Hs And amazing bead room is only one kind of spadousness you’ll End in these great cars! Through step-down” design and use of apace that is wasted in ikes, these new, streamlined Hudsons of normal exterior width bring you seat cushions that are up to 12 inchee wider than thorn in cam of greater out’* ride dimensions. In fact, when you try "The New Step- Down Ride”, you’ll find the New Hud- V eon has more inside room than any other car, at any price! But these are only a tew of tbs great a New Step-Down Ride” features of "The that mton more value at Down! cost. There are more, so many mors that the only way to really appreciate all that the New Hudsons for 1960 have for you to to come in, try them yourself. May we expect you soon? 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