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• :*> -7- % m. vm «r >«4 1 ^ *■ *: bride of Mr —- ^lln “Tbe cereeun^. lor* ■implirity. took pUe« i-t Parsonage wltfc »• Floyd Mootgomefy offf- The siBgle ring ceremony formed in the presence of group of gittoate fMe«4» Ml“ie Derta of^Camlen M of honor and the hrttlee end ant. She wort ft gwr juit with black fccceoeertes (ft ft Of toe hive taffeta, h»t of the same color mad white accessories. Her only ornftment was an antique broach, an old family, heirloom. She car carried a small white Bible top ped with a corsage of white rtme- ~ Edmond 1 Hardin, jrl brother of the groom, acted aa beet man. The bride la the dhoghter of Mrs. Irene Ratoor Hancock of Camden, and Mr. Ho 'bveton Lather Hancock of Btohoprille. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mre. Edmond 2. Hardin, Sr., of Camden —n-.. 4..- ing Of AndW. »mw r ^ Miss Jocqueiine Sharpe >, Jr., Lovely Event & * mm I I f pf m sm. f # #1 1 MM fm m m. f am i m jam \ To D. A. R. Chapter The .7*. ‘ i R. Mont funior mittee of Hobkirk Hill chapter, D. A. R., deserves special meh> tion. Mrs. Montgomery has sev eral times won top honors for her chapter with her work among children^f the local schools. Citizenship dubs. reports for the State Officers dubs, with 1623 members. ficlubs, with 1623 which include three of the coun ty schools—Blaney, Antioch and Gates Ford. She has made contact with every county school but only the three mentioned have respondmh Mr. Stokes, County Superinten dent of Education, has helped her and the teachers have been most cooperative, she says. It is a splendid work. Each club has copies of America’s Creed, the Fledge to the Flag, the national Anthem, and prayer. The D. A. R. medals for good citizenship are rewards, with gifts from the chapter and State D. A. R. of the $100 band and trip to Washing-, ton for the Congress in April 'Sprj.-—-9»* .HjtAveJ, it cah h unt wltL j>tii ■ w * WEDDING INVITATIONS • AND ANNOUNCEMENTS STATIONERY /• * INPORMALS •; CALLING CARDS BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT^ In A Wide Variety of Papers. Styles and Prices Rosborough - Marshall if ###1 \ * v; ^ •• m - \ »- [Flowers are always correct. . , no matter the occasion. And don't forget, today lis on occasion for sorrjpbody. We deliv- *r your choice anywhere ... at no extra :ost. A ^ j* MMDEN FLORAL COMPANY. SC. S.C. East Laortns Siraat - -i. • ,i 1.11. llrS rrfli^i 11 .. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS •••# mjt YOUR SUIT Mra. W. Robin A beautiful wedding of wide in terest was that of Miss Jacqueline Steele Sharpe and William Robert Zetap, Jr., which took place at 6:30 p. m. on Feb. 31, at the home of the bride In Gilbert. The Rev. J. L. Drafts performed the double-ring ceremony in the presence of the two famillea. Pines, smttnz, floor baskets of white gladioli and white lighted candles In candelabra effectively decoratM the home. Mrs. George Haselton, pianist, and Mra. Henry 0. White, vocalist, both of Lexington, furnished the wedding music. , Robert L. Sharpe of Swansea! brother of the bride, lighted the candles before the ceremony Mra. Earl W. HlUiary (Sarah Sharpe), sister of the bride, was the only attendant She wore n pale-pink dress, d**igned with a fitted bodice of satin and full gathered skirt of tulle. She wore pale-blue lace mitts and carried a bouquet of blue delphinium and pink carnations tied with pale-blue ribbon. The-bride,-who waa marriage by her father, was in her wedding gown of white tke their home at the King! Haigler apartments In Camden. For traveling the bride wore a ' gold suit with navy accessories and the] orchid from her bridal bouquet. Mra. Zemp Is the daughter of Mr. gad Mra. Erneut Gary Sharpe of I Gilbert She was graduated from Gilbert High school and received her training an laboratory tech nician at the South Carolina Bap-! tint hospital. She has been em ployed with the Camden hospital In Camden. Mr. Zemp to the son of Mr. and I Mra. William Robin Zemp. Sr., of Camden. He was graduated from Camden High school, Presbyterian college and the University ef South Carolina, receiving a B. S. degree 1 In cffiSYniatry from Presbyterian col lege and a B. 8. degree in phar macy from the University. While 1 attending college he was s mem ber of Kappa Alpha fraternity. Mr. Zemp la now in the drug business ] with 'his father. / ing Into the back with bustle Her veil of bridal illusion was held In place with a satin coronet em- in see seed pearls. She cat and We are very proud to ' • 1 ANNQUNCE broklered ried n bouquet of bride’s roses spray of valley lilies centered with n white orchid and showered with valley lilies and satin streamers. Sidney T. Zemp of Camden, brother of- the bridegroom, was best man. r Mra. Sharpe, mother of the bride, wore a navy blue crepe drees with a corsage of pink rosebuds. |fn. Zemp, mother of the bride groom, wore a green crepe dresa. Her corsage waa of white carna tions. ’ > . ^ Following the ceremony the bride's parents entertained at a re ception. '•< v-; • Ddring the evening the bride and bridegroom left for their wedding trip and upon their return will *4# li A MWtoSKN people of Camderv and sur- „r crnsjf tiL--.' >unding vicinity our recent ap- H t' ' V » • * •intment as distributors of... HAMILTON . WATCHES 'e have just received our first lipment of these Watches and j I >vite you to come in and look fver the 1950 styles. Camden Garden Club The Camden Garden clnh will meet at the home of Mrs. H. G. Garrison on Broad Sb» at 4 o’clock on Monday, March IS. This Is the annual business meeting and it In moot urgent that there be full at tendance. e e e e a White Touch Seen In Spring Fashions white toufch Is the hedge of mg In heart this sprilig. the The the young I fashion White pique 1 report, and flute pique aim white organdie used for comm, cuffs, bibs and yokas oa ever type ef dreee. som timet with eyelet of embroidery. Many of the youthful fashions have additional white accents with targe pdarl buttons and crochet la edging. The perenlaily popular white cot ton akortto gloves add the finishing white .touch to spring fashions. i* A • • • ai m hie Is l 4K ye«ow fcto ssrwtoi 13 Dixon's Jewelry MCalb Stmt • SEE OUR WINDOWS ... ★ ★ , ★ Iso Complete Stock Reed and Barton —Alvin STERLING TABLE WARE ■ ■■ * * * Cambridge and Tiffin CRYSTAL Repairs of AH Kindt ★ ★ ★ •••• ft k^D'ieivi '1 ( . -M. WE'RE ON HIS SIDE • ■ u . ir i i I The Suit is itar of your Spring Wardrobe* FOR 1950 it has leaner, longer lines. 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