The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 24, 1950, Image 7
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Interest lrt (
Biutfti
Mr. aad Mr*. Wllliain B.
r* recelvin* —
He birtk of
• • •
In Hospital
[g a *» ^ «t lb*
.. m of Columbi*. *M Uft i*** 'Caa^Mi hosptteL Th«f barn one
Bui bee «tb*r da««ht*n Jo *
-——“ •** mt*.
- iSSirT 3 !!™** BKIim. St*
atik. »■* tb« tot* Mr. Both**. - ^ : —
double rtn* cere«ony w*» P«r- Friends of Mrs. J*ct Nettles,
a bv tbaW 0«™ »• T *L' ,*oci*t» editor of The Camden
o'clock: at th* bo*** of Chronicle, will regret 'to learn
^ToSL 6004 Cok-tol Drijr*. that gSHi a patient in the Ctom-
. i n the presence of im- den Hospital, where die under-
rel*tires mad friend*. went an operation Wednesday
*>•*• “ £%£:££■
‘3L * —tRnssell Pleads
Camden. aunt ° f
Guilty In Trial
Camden, aw»t of th* , jj^rry w. Rnaeell of Karahaw,
>er*-were Ushiedbf Char** pteadhtf guilty Wednesday to par-
ot HartsTille* brotber-nwaw ta the $41,500 robbery
bridegroom. m of j W. Ladd, Salem Croaa Roads
jride, siren in mamageoy , t0 f4| tee p er( an< j turned state'* erl-
pfathet, Samuel HMaga dence against James Robert Pitta,
m, wore a whit* w*« auu charged wlth a pri nclt>a | ln
coa b I r01,rtt C m^p t^noed ^ robber J r ' and "WT J«*n King,
a white aatin. charged with being an accessory
. orchid. Her only atumdsal aftM . ^ fact .
sister. MimjQifM-Lynne s
- Columbia and Uke
Miss Yardley
Is Beauty Queen
Mtoa Elisabeth Clark Yardley.
daughter of Mr. and Mr* 8, D.
Yardley (the former BHse Kirkland
of Camden) was selected as th*
1M0 Corolla Queen by Bandleader
Vaughn Monroe at the Unireraity
Of Alabama
Tall, darkhaired Misa Yardley
was boro In Birmingham, Ala., bet
baa ttred la Houston. Tex* Greens
boro, N. C., Cleveland, O., and at
Converse collage, Spartanburg, 8.
C. Her father has been sales exe
cutive for Republic Steel corpora
tion la those cities.
Mis* Yardley went to the Uni
versity of Alabama from Converse
college In September, 194*. She
finds “Bam*” tar from being the
"country club of Hie South ” she
said.
Her grandmother Mrs. T. J.
Kirkland, lives at 1(10 Fair rtreet,
Camden.
A 10-foot 600-pound porpoise
washed up on the Normandy coast
waa found to have been strangled
by an octopus it tried to swallow.
ThornwbDLee
Named King Teen
Thornwall Lae has been named
by members of Ms senior class as
King Teen of Camdee High school
for 1M6, sad as Camden'* repre
sentative in the state-wide King
Teen contest gpoimored annually
by the Old Gold and Black. Wofford
College newspaper.
Thornwall, cboom by secret bal
lot by his classmates, will be elig
ible to compete for a $460 annual
scholarship awarded to sach year’s
State King Teea by Wofford offi
cials.
The contest, la it* .second year,
ta designed to recognise outstand-
Ing^senlor boys from high schools
throughout the state. Fifty-eight
schools were Invited to participate
this year, and all the local Kina
Teens will be guests of Wofford
College for a special King Teen
week-end to bo held in the Spring.
State-wide publicity he* been
given the contest, end eech local
winner will be awarded a certifi
cate of recognition at his gradua
tion exerciaea.
sa
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Another Meeting
In Negro Library
Campaign Planned
Led by singing groups from all
over the County, a second mass
meeting la being planned in the
interest of the Negro Library Fund
campaign. The meeting la to be
held the tost week in March, the
place is to be announced la tar.
Several other projects for the
Library Fund are under way, each
being sponsored by a different
committee. Chairmen of the vari
ous groups are as follows: Church
es. Rev. W. R. Gregg; Lodges. Rev.
J. C. Levy and Jimmy Alexander;
Clubs. Mack Wolst. Sr.; Letters,
A. H. Boykin: Publicity. Mrs. A.
Of. Devore; Businesses, A. R. Col
lins, Sr.; Yeterans, B. F. Pickett;
Teachers, Miss J. L. Dibble;
Pledges, Mrs. L ;B. Sasportas
Labor end Building. J. R. Harper
and A. H. Boykin; Carpenters, J.
Harrell; Brlckmaaons, I. B. Boy
kin; Plasterers, Joe Brown; Plumb
ers, Gus Hayes; Electricians, Amon
Levy, and Painters, Jimmie Brown.
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HIS, Of VAM1M****—. —
vho wore a light brown crepe
and carried a bouquet of
carnations.
[iam Fore of Latta, waa the
na Bradham. mother of the
wore an aqua wool drea*
l corsage of white carnation*,
owing the ceremony the
s mother entertained at an
ual buffet supper Receiving
serving in the dining room
Miss Patricia Williams, slater j|
? bride, Mias Lillian EUia of
itree and Latta,. and Mta* BFf
Jean Graves of Latta.
er the bride and brid_..
or a southern wedding trip,
returning they will make
•-ome in Latta. 1 „ '
bride to a graduate of Co-
High school and Wtathres
, &nd for the paat year and
has taught music in th#
i of Latta. 1 _ _ ^
bridegroom is a graduate
La High school and Wofford
j He served with the U.
ny Air Force during World
I and is now engaged in
g In Dillon countfT^
,18 included Mrs. AJlen Neeee
iton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
of Hartsville. Mrs. George
Mrs. William Fore and Pete [
of Latta, Mr. and Mr*.
Bethea of Columbia." .
• • • • •
Smyri Entertoins
\e Demonstration Clb.l
DeKalb Home Demon*tra- j
club met with Mrs. O. J. Smyri
je February meeting on Feb. j
13:20.
Frances Hicks gave a splen-1
emonstration on “Making Old
New." Several faded last
hats were transformed into |
Ring new spring bonnets,
hostess served delicious re- J
lents of ice cream sprinkled]
Fred candy hearts*
(colorful valentines for favors. !
l. John Napper was hostess I
ke Home Demonstration' club
iuary at her home in the I
lb commuriity. Mr. E. A. Wil-
was guest speaker tot this
ag, using for the subject of
iik “The Importance of the
fth Grade In Our School Sys-
iay." He stressed the need |
ie twelfth grade, and helpsd
In the minds of the club I
era the strengthening influ-
of this grade throughout the
school curriculum. He asked
the club members use their I
ence to make it a permanent |
re.
es Margaret Fewell used for |
subject of her talk- “The Sew-
oter." She discussed equip-1
In the home to save time and
^ring the social honr delightful
ehments were served by the
ULLER'S for Lumbw
LITTLE'S
Vu Theatre
•riye-ln Walk-In
about 2 mll+n MLSt Ol
u. S. Highway No. 1
Shows Nightly. Starting!
at 7:15
^*7 mid Saturday
February 24 and 25
hdolph Scott — Jane Wyatt
in
"CANADIAN PACIFIC'
Color by CINECOLOR
ALSO: Cartoon
Sunday. February 26
ONE SHOW ONLY AT
9 O’CLOCK!
dd Reagan—Jack Carson
Pat Neal in
"JOHN LOVES MJUtY**
lt the comedy hit of hita!
ALSO: Cartoon
Mid Tuesday
February 27 and 2$
: year’s adventure bf ad-
. ventures!
01 Hynn and Viveca Lind-
tors in
ADVENTURES OF DON
JUAN"
dor by TECHNICOLOR
ALSO: Cartoon
\
a GAUGE—15 DENIER
READY-TO-WEAR DEPT.
COTTON DRESSES
RAYON BLOUSES
BROADCLOTH BLOUSES
LINGERIE DEP'T.
PORTO RICIAN GOWNS
RAYON SLIPS
RAYON PANTIES
FLOOR
1.55
2 for 3JW
1.00
1.00
STREET FLOOR
HEN'S DEPT
COTTON PRINT
DRESSES
Values to 3 JO
SHOE DOT.
STREET FLOOR
LADIES' CASUAL SHOES
LADIES' DRESS SHOES
YOUTHS'—BOYS'—MEN'S
TENNIS SHOES
BOYS' DRESS OXFORDS
MEN'S SOCKS
Valuta to 55c
MEN'S DRESS 4 SHIRTS
Values to 2J5
MEN'S DRESS TROUSERS
Vtlu*. lo 7.95
MEN'S DRESS TROUSERS
VmluM Is 12.95
MEN'S FELT HATS
ValuM to 4.M
MEN'S FELT HATS
Valuta to 7.50
MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS
Short Sleeve—2JW Value
RED CAMEL DUNGAREES
RED CAMEL OVERALLS
RED CAMEL WORK PANTS
MEN'S WORK SHIRTS
STREET FLOOR
25c
MEN'S WOOL
SUITS
Values to 34.50
Values to 42.50
-L H
MEN'S DRESS
ir rgriwn-j-'"--"—‘- f *r"'-iirrfi , m
■AA't a>M>
<•»* . t iiiqRw Vi 'l r'r
LADIES* WOOL
SWEATERS
(MODS DPI
*
STREET FLOOR
59c y4.
npD'T
^VlT Vi
hi Mr
kl
LADIES*
SANDALS
▼Mm to «JS
MIN. GINGHAM
Values to Tte
BALLOON CLOTH
Values lo Me
RAYON GABARDINE
Valnos to IJt
SOLID COLOR PIQUE
Values to Me
PRINTED PIQUE
Values to Me
PRINTED COTTON MATERIAL 27c
Values to 56c
PRINTED COTTON MATERIAL 44c
to Tte
ON THE BALCONY
1
BOYS' DUNGAREES 1.«9
ROYS' ALL WOOL PANTS 2.99
BOYS' CORDUROY PANTS ' 2.99
Values to A65
BOYS' WHITE SWEAT SHIRTS 98c
BOYS' CORDUROY JACKETS 8.99
Valuta to 12AB
BOYS' SPORT COATS 8.99
Values to 12J5
BOYS' DENIM OVERALLS M9
BOYS' CORDUROY JODPHURS 1.99
Ui Vatu.
.**" j*' . .• s . - ** V *
USE FURMSNM6 DOT.
Values to MS
T-SHIRT!
While had Colon
f^OOR
72x 99 SHEETS
t 1*69
CHENILLE
72x108 SHEETS
1.79
Six 99 SHEETS
1.79
CHENILLE
81x108 SHEETS
1.89
42x36 PILLOW CASES
42c
CHENILLE
Valuta to MS
Values to 7J5
DOT.
36-INCH
/
SECOND
FLOOR
WASH CLOTHS
TURKISH TOWELS
flnull
TURKISH TOWELS
Sise
23c
JUKE BRIDE"
_ AL SO : Cartoon
> ELECTRIC
BOUDOIR
LAMPS
CoefipMa With Shade
1.11
oiBcor
IlSHES
Large. Thick TURKISH TOWELS
IRONING BOARDS
, TRASH BURNERS
' HmrrWto.
CLOTHES DRYER RACKS
CLOTHES HAMPERS
Bni.ll B1m
CLOTHES HAMPERS
Abe
CLOTHES HAMPERS
PnflniRhed BwirII 8b*
CLOTHES ^HAMPERS ^ 1
clothes /Hampers
JUnfinished—Large Six*
Values to 16J6
MILL ENDS
Assorted Materials
UNBLEACHED SHEETING 19c y*
M IN. OUTING 29c yd.
White—Pink and Blue
MIN. DRAPERY MATERIAL 98c yd.
Touraina Pott Wool BLANKETS 4.98
Regular 5.98 Value
Touroin. AH Wool BLANKETS 7.95
Regular 9J5 Value
WdwvS
Nashua All Wool BLANKETS 8.95
Regular 13.95 Value
Chatham AIPWool BLANKETS 8.9S
RmuUt I1J5 Vilu.
Chatham Part W* BLANKETS 5.95
vu Value
7-WAY FLOOR LAMPS 7.95
UPHOLSTERING MATERIAL 1.69 yd.
BEN-MONT PAPER DRAPES 79c
PRINTED SEERSUCKER 39c yd.
SOLID COLOR SEERSUCKER S9c yd.
BOYS'
TWEEDUROY
LONGIES
Value* to MS
BOYS'
SHORT SLEEVE
SPORT SHIRK
l.ll
MsfrAL
laWh
(HAIRS
Red olid Green
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