Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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AUGUST. 1963 Miss Terry Am Married In Ba1 Calvary Baptist Church was the scene of the marriage oi Miss Susan Teresa Terry and Frank Sproles Pitts on Sunday, July 21, at 4 o'clock. Rev. J. W. Spillers heard their vows. Mrs. Frank Lee organist, and Harry E. Bolick III, vocalist, presented music The bride, who was giver in marriage by her father, is the daughter of Air arH Mr? William Davenport Terry oi 103 Bailey St. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clair Daniel Pitts of North Adair Street. Mr. Pitts was his son's best man. Gowned in Chantillv lace and silk-faced peau de sole with pearls and sequins, the bride carried a white bouquet of Sweetheart roses centered with an orchid. Her dress had a high scalloped neckline controlled bell skirt with lace front and peau de sole back extending to a cathedral train over which flowed a back lace panel. Her bouffant veil was held by a forward cap ot organza petals tipped with lace, pearls and aurora crystals. Miss Jo Carol Terrv was her sister's maid of honor Bridesmaids were Misses Marv Ann Tomr nf Vnrtl. Augusta, Sheila Jackson ol Chattanooga, Tenn.. and Beth Trammell of Charlotte, N. C They wore apricot silk organza sheaths with scoop necklines, brief sleeves, empire front, overskirts and headpieces were matching organ za petals. The young womer carried orange delight rose buds. Clinton News . . . (Continued from page 3) A. Hall visited the I. W. Har veys on Sunday. Mrs. Hall remained for an extended visit Visits Maggie Valley and Ghost Town Mr. and Mrs. Sam Owens and children Mike and Robin along with Mr. and Mrs. Fur man Bratcher, enjoyed spending the week end recently ir North Carolina, while there they spent one day at Maggie Valley and Ghost Town. Attends Wedding of Niece in Detroit Mr. and Mrs. James Travn 5^ n&S& ' i^B * ->^^L, . -V 't4 -^C^ ^?T ^j^R2S^' ** Anita Darlene Edge celebratec her first Birthday July 30th. / Mr. Pitts Otist Ceremony 4 ; V4 Mrs. Pitts Ushers included Jerrv R. Pitts of Charlotte, N. C., Jack ' D. Pitts of Clinton and Clair ' D. Pitts Jr. of Orangeburg, all brothers of the groom; James R. Braswell: Bobbv L. Edwards of Rutherfordton, N. 1 C.. and David D. Boland. After a reception in the ' church social hall, Mrs. Pitts changed to a linen suit in 1 shades of green with beige accessories for her honeynoon. The young couple are ' making their home on Shands Street. The bride, who is recepr tionist for the Torrington Co., ! Clinton Bearings Plant, is a 1 r\r*r\ _? i ' - ' i?ou graciuaie oi Ulinton High School and a 1961 graduate of Jefferson School of Commerce. He husband is a member of , Clinton High class of 1954. He ? is assistant manager of Winn Dixie Store in Laurens. ham flew from Charlotte to Detroit to attend the wedding of their niece on August 3rd. Pete Cooper spent the week end at Myrtle Beach with friends recently. Mr. and Mrs Boyd Wilkes and family spent several days at Jekvll Island Georgia re' cently. Mr. and Mrs. James Turner j and Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Turner were shopping visij tors in Greenville recently. James Eldridge and "Ken" Martin were visitors in Greenwood recently. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy M^? ^B "^B^^ Jrjj I B^r ?~QB B?|v Brenda Joyce, age 5, August 14. and James, age 12, are the 1 children of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edge. THE CLOTH MAKER Holmes and daughter, Robin, Dorsey Turner and daughter, Marsha, were shopping visi- < tors in Laurens recently. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Julian Marler near Laurens. Bobby Japart has really 1 been enjoying his latest i hobby, driving a Go-Cart. Visits In Mountains Randy Turner spent a week < recentlv in Burnsville, N. C., j with Mr. and Mrs. R. C. J Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. i Monroe Bradford. 1 Enjoys Overnite Encampment Twentv one R. A. boys and their counselors. Ellis Winn. Cecil Wooten and Dorsev Turner, of Calvary Baptist i Church enjoved the overnight encampment at the Baptist , Assembly grounds at Lake Greenwood recently. Birthdays Angelia Wallenzine, granddaughter of the Claude Wallenzines was four years old, August 6. Marshal Turner. August 6th Randv Turner. August 1st Celcilia Prather. (3 years , old), August 28th Marion Turner. August ! 22nd Douglas Ray Campbell, (15 ' years old), August lzth Mrs. Dovie English. August 28th I Mrs. R. G. Turner. September 21st CLOTH ROOM NO. 1 by Vera Snow Mrs. Ray Carroll, the former Miss Jean Satterwhite, of Savannah. Georgia is spending this week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Satterwhite, while her husband is nn Onnst Otiprd rtntv Mr. and Mrs. William R. Snelgrove spent Sunday, August 11. with Mrs. S. B. Snelgrove in Saluda County. They went especially to attend the Snelgrove reunion. Miss Dianne Motes has returned to her home after spending two months in Florida. Dianne is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Snow, Jr., spent a few days at Myrtle Beach. Mrs. Pauline Proffitt has returned to her home from VINOLA D Mrs. Vinola Dunawav, charter member of the Clinton Mills Old Timers Club brought to a close a continuous service record of 43vears when she retired from her spinning job August 3. Vinola come to work at Clinton as a young girl in 1920. She will be missed by her large host of friends in Spinning -1. Overseer Joe Caughman mniinpntinn nn Vinr rot i vn. ment at the time she was being presented a large number of gifts from her follow employees said. "Mrs. Dunawav is one of the finest people it has been mv privilege to work with. She was always most cooperative and could always be depended upon. We all will certainly miss her." Bailey Memorial Hospital. We are happy to report her condition as satisfactory. Mrs. Proffitt is the wife of Kelley Proffitt Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Dot Tumblin and family in the recent death of her aunt, Mrs. Meeks. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Stevens and sons, Kenneth and Michael, of Bedford, Indiana, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Putnam. Mr. Stevens and Mr. Putnam met vhile in service in 1944 and lave been visiting and corresponding since that time. Birthdays Wallace Putnam. August 19th Mrs. C. B. Payne and son of Woodbine, Georgia were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Putnam. Bailey Memorial Group Visits Camp Members of the Methodist Youth Fellowship of Bailey Memorial Church were overnight visitors at Lake Junaluska the past week end. On Saturday before leaving the ^roup visnea some of the historical points of interest at Junaluska. A short devotional service was held in the Memorial Chapel before the Ejroup left to go to Maggie Valley and a visit to Ghost Town and the Cherokee Indian Reservation at Cherokee, North Carolina. Those making the trip were Misses Delores Dunawav, Sybil Windsor, Kathv Snelgrove, Sue Word. Jo Charles. Larry Lawson. Joe Wilkie. Frank Medlin. Nathan Gilstrap. and Jimmy Austin. Also Rev. and Mrs. Julian Weisner. Mr. and Mrs. David Word and Miss Marie Weir. The group returned home Saturdav niaV-it -- .* NEW FACES Welcome to the ne?v arrivals and congratulations to the lucky parents: To Margaret Goen of Lvdia Spinning and Mr. Goen on the birth of a son. To Gilbert Kidd of Clinton Weaving and Mrs. Kidd on the birth of a daughter on July 24. 1963. UNAWAY JOINS iff Vera Smith, presents Vinola I many gifts she received from thi retirement. Looking on are. Marg Vinola Dunaway, Louise Blackwe Vera Smith, Geneva Lowery, Loi Emma Dunaway, Elearee Cunningl 5 : JM i'a *>. M ? H Wallace Putnam, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Putnam, was recently promoted to assistant manager of the Winn-Dixie store in Woodruff. "Hi Papa," says pretty little Cindy Riser. She is the one year old grand-daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Riser. mjugmk * J| Ellen and Helen are the lovely little daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Suttle and granddaughters of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Suttle and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Barker. Adam may have had his troubles, but he never had to listen to Eve talk about all the other men she could have married. Officer: "Hey, lady, you can't park by the hydrant." Lady: "Why not? The sign says 'Fine for Parking.' " RETIREES Runaway facing camera, one of e following employees upon her jarette Lawson. Eunice Braswell, 11, Grace Bright, Edna Osborne, uise Meadows, Pauline Creswell, lam, Cleo Dunaway.