The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 17, 1950, Image 7

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• - iSGPH -d '7 CAHPvit WMrnt -iia» ■ * •to fcSSJJS"© S Mn. Hal ManJ*^ 1 _ „_ j— Manda entertain- RSS3«««r bri«W PJg 1 l-of-toirn «*to t« th«r Fifth street ^ the reheanal at the iptist church Friday ' magnolia _ £K _ ier ’flowers t . the house. From an ax eiy appointed table m,tbd froom punch, cake, cookies, nuts were aarNtt able feature of the was the singing of many his aHr^nts with gifts. At noon Saturday Mrs. J. B. Redfeam, Jr- sister of the bride, entertained the bride and her maids at a delightful affair at Praatwood Country Club. A two-course dinner was served and the table was decorated "in the colon of blue and white. Mias Hunter presented her at tendants with guts, and the host ess’ gift to her sister was a silver pitcher. BOT-SCOVT COMMITTEE The Kershaw District com mittee, Bov Scouts of America, will-hold its regular meeting in the offices ol Savage and Marion, are urged to be for marrying me In the first place.. • for bringing up ear children whila I wssdy wt bask sad gmadnea. for being the family , chsuffeur, yean on end. for oonaUnt tendcraw I rarely nodoa but am surs I couldn’t lira without for wantins a goad watch arar ao long ... and letting your alow-moring huaband think ha’d hit ou it all by huuaaK Htr« it Your WITH AU MY LOVI lady mamston 04 $1SM0 4 diamonds, 14k not- lorwWta 9«W. ,Hd.Tm .$10000 LANA... l .$riJ0 14k aotaral or t# 5 . ^ ’ \ HAlOLTOl^WATCH 1 JnwtUrt Engaged ■y- *»,- < Clator Arrants Announces He'D Run For Senate Attorney J. Clator Arrants who served Kershaw county aa a rep resentative in the General As sembly for four years and who is engaged in the practice of law here, has announced that he will be e candidate for the office of state senator from Kershaw coun ty at the July primary. Since graduating from the law school of the state university, Mr. Arrants has practiced law in Cam den. He is a mmuber of the Lyttleton Street Methodist church, a Kiwanian, Legionnaire, and member of the recently or ganised VFW Pori here. In a prepared statement re garding his candidacy he seid:, “In answer to Inquiries regard- - i in tie have PAGE SEVER ■U»_. 'J* Mr. and Mrs. Julian C. Ora ham. Sr., of Marlon, S. <3., formerly of Camden, announce the engagement of their daughter, Elizabeth Ann, to Douglas W. McMillan, son of Mr. and Mrs. George R. McMillan, Mullins, 8. C. The wedding will take place In the early summer. — 1 1 ’■ j Men Prefer Cotton Says This Report Gentlemen prefer cotton. • In a survey just released by the Bureau of Agricultural Econo mics, United States Department of Agriculture, the majority of male consumers listed cotton as their favorite fiber for business shirts, summer sports shirts, year-round underwear, pajamas and socks. USDA researchers interviewed a representative sampling of men over the age of 16 m every mo tion of the United States. The study showed that men vary considerably in their prefer ence of fiber* for moat clothing items. In only three articles of clothing included in the survey did more than half the men agree on a single fiber.. These items were business shirts, pajamas, and underwear for year-round wear. The fiber that more than half the male consumers prefer is cotton. About two-thirds of the men in terviewed said they prefer cotton business shirts. The study reveals that more of the shirt owners in the higher income bracket, pro fessional groups, and college graduates prefer cotton than those with grammar school train ing and lower incomes. White shirts are preferred to all 1 others, with more than half the men listing only white in their color section. Blue followed white as the most popular color. Of the men who wear pajamas, about 7 out of 10 agree on cotton I as [ their favorite. Cotton was chosen primarily on the basis of the men said. More con- reported that they Upaag pajamas than did | Southern men. Approximately 4 out of 5 own-1 ers of underwear for year-round use toi dresearchers they prefer cotton. For underwear worn only in winter months, the male coo ing my political intentions forthcoming campaign, I lualLy di- a mixture gumers were about eq vided on all-cotton and of cotton and wool. More men prefer cotton for their summer sport shirts, the survey reveal*, noting that style and construction are the features most sought in this Hem by male customers. This classification did not include polo shirts and T- shirts, articles which use cotton almost exclusively. Most frequent reasons given by the interviewers for preferring cotton were comfort, durability, good appearance, continued good appearance after being worn, laundferability and year-round adaptability. The USDA survey exploded the myth that women buy most men’s clothes. By far the majority of men contacted in the study said that they do their own clothes shopping. after much that I will be a the South Carolina Senate from Kershaw county. "As any person who has served in the legislature Rfiows, there are many sacrifices to be made if one rly serves. There are sacri- in one’s lime, profession, business, finances, peace of mind and even in one’s friendships. However, these sacrifices become very insignificant to me when I consider the many things that could be done for our county and state, and the fact that the people of the county might want me to represent them in the State Sen ate, I would be very selfish in deed if 1 am qualified and the people want me as their senator and I then should refuse. “No man appreciates more than I, the many opportunities the people of my countv and state have given me. I only hope that Providence will allow me the privilege of paying them back. ‘There are two fine men al ready announeed for this office and there might be others. I very readily say that the only ad vantage that I would have over these gentlemen, is that I would not be in a strange place. I have served with and gone to school 4rith more than a majority of the present senators, and, I believe I know legislative procedure. T deeply appreciate the in terest that every one has shown in my making this campaign, and I trust that it will continue. It ed.” f'J', The announcement of Mr. Ar rants makes the total of candi dates for the senate three, the other two being Attorney Alan Murchison and Itonner Camden mayor, Francis Nolan McCorkle. SQUARE DANCE Soturday Nile - ) At The ARMORY Sponsored By Tri Gamma Music By Curlty Frith and his Pioneers A Token Of Your Thoughtfulness 6 Nothing brightens the sickroom like a colorful gift ol flowers. And noth ing is appreciated quite as much. We deliver the flower of your choice immediotely . . . ot no extra cost! .... Flowers for All Occasions .... THE CAMDEN FLORAL CO.. INC. 211 E. LAURENS STREET •r CAMDEN. S. PHONE 193 TT" . You Can Dress Both Alike In The NEWEST EASTER FASHIONS from PENNfr'S. OW BIG AND LIULE SISTER RAYON DRESSES Crisp Rayon Taffetas . •. Spark ed with Frills . . Many other Styles and Materials. Sizes 3-6. Sizes 7-14. •s' Mary Jane Black tent SUPPERS J IB-12 -- ....especially for Easter Parading Penney's new version of young- timer's look-alikes. Cute as a < button! All at Penney's Easter Store ,. . . where Thrift is the Fashion. COTTON SKIRTS 3-14— j. 1.98 Tfjt » - '* “ COTTON BLOUSES 3-6 1.S9 7-14 1.98 **, V. DRESSES J > -*■' ^ Those handsome littlalhead-turners in the tcfllteftfllrode ore your choice for biWezy Summer evenings, too. Featured ere your —♦ favored fabrics of crisp rayons, gay prints, -'V and handsome solids. You derive double pleasure from these dresses, knowing that ' i , - * you look so well, and paid so little. iCvl ■ V to :v A- Hr,* USE CONVENIENT LAY X' fi a* t ^ 2M MM t-'v* Tiw* ft, 1 ! mmmm iM.aai