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Thuridoy. July 3.1941 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C. V Poge Three 'iL\ %r- *> .4 ky i W' I: ft SOCIETY EVEKIS, OIHTM CHURCH HEWS OF iinB)ESI...:^;..mErH0NE740ii25s Brown-Holdford Announcement hM been mwfte of the auTiafe of Mi« Willie 8ybU Brown of Balfour, N. ft former resident of this clW< aod Patd Ed** ward Holdfonf of HendersonviUft* N. at Greenville. Bible Clofs Meefi With Mrs. Tribble . The Ladiea' Bible class of the Aa> sociate Reformed ^Presbyterian church met cm Monday eventnc witfa Mrs. W. B. Tribble and Mia Betty Tribble. Mrk E. B. Sloan ^ve the devcH tional and led a program of ques tions cm ttM Bible. At the conclusion of Rie program a social hour was enjoyed and the hpstenes saved Ifane sherbet, cook ies and mintk Mrs. Pitts Entertoins ^ Friends At Dinner ^ On Thursday Mrs. J. M. Pitts wm hostess to a group of friends for a spend-the-day party, and at noon a clelightful course dhmar was saved. Mrs. Plt^ guests indudedr Miaa Mae FerguMt of Atlgn^ Mrs. If. A. Hays, Mrs. George A. Copland, Mrs. W. J. Duncan, Mrs. Nftne a Woffc- man, Bfrs. Julift Griffin, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pitts, and their guest, Mias Louise BuRman of Sumter, sister of Mrs. Pitts. Mrs. Comelson Hostess To Actoeon Club Mrs. Emma B. Comelson deliglR- fuUy entertained mend>ers of the . Actaean clubs and a few additiimal •guests on Friday afternoon. For the occasion the home adorned with artistic arrangements of snapdragons, roses mm} glei^^ After the guests assembled conver- saticm in' an informsil manner was enjoyed. Later in the afternoon aalad, and swe^ courses were'served. Musgrove Club Holds'Meetina The Musgrove Home Demonstra tion club met on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. E. F. Anderscm. The program was opened with the devotional by Mrs. Kenneth Hasel- den, choosing several passages froeft the book of St John. The minutes were read* and roll call answered with hone uses of milk liked most The local leado* gave a demonstra tion on home uses of wheat and dis cussed the food value of whole wheat. Song, “Sour Wood Mountain," was sung by the club. After a short business sesstoq, the hostess, assisted by Mrs. HasMcten, served refreshments. The chib will meet with Mrs. Has- , elden this afternoon. June Adair Celebrates Birthday With Party June Adair, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Adftir, whose fourth birthday occurred June 29, celebrat ed on Friday with a party. Twenty-two little friends were in vited for games and refreahmenta. The birthday colors, pink, white and blue, were cleverly carried out. In .the dining room six tables were laid Miss Bryson, Bride-Elect Honored At Luncheon Honoring Miss Catherine Bi throp Training school and of Win- throp college, and since ha gradu ation has taught in the pidilic schools of Seneca and Honea Path. Mr. Spiidm Is the 800 of the.late Garry Alexanda Spinks and Mrs. Bessie Moon Spinks of this city. He is a graduate of Florence high school Old Furman university, and -is cm- I^yed by the state highway depart- mant iryson, whoaa wedding to Lieut, fuue* Lewis CuH> of Rock Hill and Fort.Sawicz Cuata, Mich., wU take place this month. Miss Betty Spratt entotained Miss Joonn Sowkz Wedl Dr. James Jeones At West Polm Beach The marriage bf of Wftst Pi af lundMon Tecantly. Myriads of bright colored summa ilowers made^ an ap^priate setting for the one o’cloick luncheon.for which twelve fi^ends of the honor gOest were invited.'A three-educae hmdieGn was served. Miss Bryson wastlivai S'lovely'gift as a remem brance pf the occasion. Assisting the hostea in the court*-' kies of entertaining were ha motha, Mrs. John l^iratt, and sista, Mias Franca Spratt ft —» Miss Evelyii McDowell Becomes Bride Of Robert'D. Lynn In a wedding diaracterized' by beauty and dignity, Miss Evelyn Mc Dowell, daughta of Mrs. W. A. Mc Dowell and the late Mr. McDowell of Pacolet became the bride of Robert DeWea lypn of this city, on Satur day evening at ftrSO at the home Of ttie bride’s motha. The VOWS wete q>oken befoe an tnpruvlaed aRgr of fans, palms and white tiqwm. Dr. L. Rom Lynn, fadi- a of ffie groan, officiated. Prior to the cexkmony MIm Betty Ruth Stephen, cousin of the bride. IkRited tim cawBa while Mrs. Lloyd Jdins^n, pianist and Mrs. Miltai Sixttonira, violinist played “Souve nir." B. S. Pinson sang “Soul of My Soul,*' accompanied by Mrs. Johnson. The wedding party entered to the itraina of the bridal chorus from ’Txihaigrin." “Liebestraum” was played during the ceremony. |drs* C. Williams was ha sis ters matron of honor and only at tendant The biide was given in ma- riage by Lieut John C. Williams. Ross M. Lynn was his brother’s bat man. The bride wu lovely in a dress of white marquisette trimmed with bands of Oiantilly lace and satin braid. Featura were in V-shaped neckline, circula skirt and full bish op sleeves. Ha short double veil fell from a coronet of orange blossoms. Th bridal bouquet was of white roea and stei^ianotis with white tulle bow. Thc -matrcm of honor wore a blue Miss B. Joann Palm Beach, Fla., daughta of' Mr. end Mrs. John Sawicx of ’Wilmertling, Pa., and Dr. James Q. JeanOL son of Mrs. P. S. Jeana of thli dly, and the late Mr. Jeanaa, was aolenmized by the Rev. Clak NealftNEdwards, putor, at the First PresbyWrian churclr of West Palm Bodi at'5:99 o’clodc last Thursday afternoon. Mist PaulIxHe Bevantif Wilmerding, land, Jean Murph, Catherine Cam eron, Joy Ramsdell, Doris Simmang, Ella Jana Wurzba<^, and Mary El eanor Wiseman. Misaa Saa Curtis and Nancy Rawls were in charge of the bride’s bode. The couple left immediately for the, Hays summer home in North Caro lina, and for traveling the bride wore a natural linen suit with odnt frock and coat lined with the print Ha hat wu of teown felt, and ha ac- cessoria were naturaL The couple will make tlmlr hone in San Antoiio. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. S. C. Hays, Mrs. C. W. Stone and Miss Peggy Spnmt of this city. Miss Alice Gaines And James P. Sloan Wed At Greenwood In a home ceremony marked by social prominence and beauty of set ting, Miss Alice Catherine Gaina of Greenwood, and Jama Park Sloan Margaret Webb and Miss Irene Hipp. Ribbon bearers were dressed alike for the wedding in floor-length dressa of shell pink mousseline de sole featured by lace-trimmed ruf- fta at vleck and shoulder line, fitted bodice with button-trim at back, and full skirts. They wore shoulda cor- saga of pink and blue flowers. Miss Mary Gaina attended her sister w maid of honor. She wore a dress of marquisette in a deepa pink sha<}e than the gowns worn by rib bon bearers. Her dress was charac terized by a fitted midrift, full bishop sleeva, .and a sweetheart neckline with collar-ruffle ova each shoulder. She wore her dress, very full skirted, over a pink satin foundation. 'Miss Gaina’ flowers were pink carnations and blue delphinium in arm bouqwt. Eugene sloan was bat man for hie brotha. The bride, an attractive brunette, (Continued on page seven) ' Pa., WM maid of honor, and the were united to ^eg« Thursday afternoon at 5 o’clock bridek^ ntoeo, Joaa and Bertha Ma- tbmk, iirb. Dr. Jum “ ““ * A., Clark, of tibe Good Samaritan hos- ith white covers, and in the center ere blue vasa with pink ragged , ,,,, . zobbin. Colorful balloons were also! Robert Benn of Winta Park, Fla. used in decorating. The birthday short sleeva of lace and a full skirt and coUai^^banded with matditog lace. Ha Growers were pink roaa •nd gypsophelia tied with pink rib bon. The bride’s mother wore a dresR of navy dicer with accents of white and a shoulda corsage of pink roea.. The motha of the groom wore a light blue drcM w|th a corsage of pink roaa. • Mrs. Lynn is a graduate of Quan’s college, Chalotte, and for the past few yeuv has bem a monba of .the Thomwelliorphanage sdiool'faculty, during which time she ha endeot^ herself to manjL friends. Mr. Lynn is a^'aaduate of Praby- terian college vfhCm he wa a mem ber of. ttW'^Blu Key.national lada- ship fratonity, and Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. He is connected with the Alexander company in Clin ton. Relativas and friends from here attending the wedding were: Mrs. 'MIm Elizabeth Lynn of Tallahassee, p!^, wu best'man. The toride wore a gown of white organdie with a row leaf pattern, made with sweetheart peddtoe, leg- o’-mutton sleeva and graceful trai^ Ha illusion veil wm attached to a coronet of orange blossoms. Ha flowers were an arm bouquet of white ordiids and stepbanotis. Following the ceremony a recep tion for ab^ 70 guests wm held at the Palm Beadi Yacht chib. Mrs. Jeana is a graduate of Co- luBsbia boqrital at WiDctodMirg, Pa., and hu been X-ray technician at the Ooed Samaritan hospital at Waat Palm Bcadi fOr th* pot yea. Dr. Jdaea wa graduated from Prasbyterian coQage and from the Medical CoDeg^ of the State of South Carolina, whm he wm a mamba of the Alpha Kappa Kante madical fraternity. Be ha been resident phy sician at the Good Samaritan hos pital but laft July 1 for army service at C^amp Davis, HoUy Ridgt, N. C. Oit of tewn guests at the wedding included Sirs. John Sawicz, motha of the bride, Miw Anna Sawkz, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Yaros, all of Wil merding, Pa., and Mrs. P. S. Jeana of this city, motha of the bride groom.- - - - — Miss Mouermann Weds Lieut Ned Spnint Hays In Church Ceremony MiM Julia Annette Mauennann. of San Antonio, Texu, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Bernard Maucr- mann, be^ftene the bride of Lt Ned Spnmt Hays, son of Dr. and Mrs. S. C.>Hiqrs to a bautiful candlelit cere«> mony in the First Prabyterian A banking of greenery and pahns in terspersed with vdiite gladioli in tall vdiite baskets and lighted white ta- pen formed the traditional setting for the rites. The tapers were lighted by John Sloan, brotha of the groom. The officiating minister wu Dr. Ellis A. Fuller of Atlanta, the minis ter who had administered the rite of baptism to the bride and had also preadwd the baccalaureate Mrmon at the time of ha graduation from Wtothrop college. Just prior to the ceremony a pro gram of wedding musk wu present ed by MIm WiUm Garrett, contralto aoloiat, and Dr. Elberi Adams, pi anist Miss Garrett sang “Because" (d’Hardclot) and Dr. Adams played a medley' ^ wedding songs before and during the ccreimmy. The bridal chorus from “Lohengrin" (Wagner) wu played u a processicmal for the i wedding party. An oitrance aisle wu arranged for] the bridal party by streamers of| adiltc satin ribbon. Ribbons v«re held during the ceremony by MiMj Winifred Axme Gaines, si^r of the bride; MIm Margaret Ellen Barlwr, Fairfax, cousin of the brkte; MIm For July 4th \ Be Sure To Call Fa - IXIMAI ICE CREAM (Trade Mark Registered) Come Out Smiling On Top Of The Heat Wave! Keep eool md coOccUd throagli tite MMSiftr Months bj nuildRf DIXIMAID let Crtun a **fsMUy stsir” ter- ftfnl tfants n wttk. let Ocnii httds tht popn&lriij of smuntr dctttrts bftoitt of Hs rich, iMaHbfol food- nett tad the plwntnt chill U sends do^ tbt spiat on wsTM dsjrs. It nttds no proptratlon sad is easy to strre. CALL FOR DIXIMAID ICE CREAM from xow faTorito Healer ia CUatoa'and GaUriDa GREENWOOD CREAM ■MAeUi nr rnn^niiaJitI 11 i ^ chuTChof Sau Antonio. White gUidioU model of maequkette with bodke andi dalsiM with palms add ferns adorned the church. .cake glowing with four lighted can- 'dla and iced to pink and white wu cut and served with ice cream. Each guat wu given favors of balloons and novelty candia. Mrs. Guy Tumblto, Mn. Taylor Adair and Mrs. Job Holland assist ed Mrs. Adair to serring and enter- talning>the little folk. - ♦ Miss Bryson ‘ Honored With Bridge Forty Ckinttouing a ui^ of parttes fa MIm Catherine Bryaon, bride-elect of . Jidy, MIm Elizabeth Rama wu ’ hostess at bridge last Wednesday af ternoon. Seme of die party the ladla paria r>f Hoter Clinton, which wu decorated with a variety of summa flowers. Sixteen friends of MIm Bry son were invited tor th* eveirt, In cluding Mrs. J. L. Ctasaents of Au gusta, (3a., Misaa Vivian Dukes, Carohm Babb and Marfarat Todd of Laurens. Deaignattng the place of ' the bride-eleei wu a bemiUful floal weyldtog ring. Alter ttie.fama hitpi score ptImt^ awarcte^aUm SUiott Jacoba, and tfaa booorad gamt nrt- * tented a gift of silva ymm. ' : A salad and nraet coiMOft was ed- Joyad. ^ Iiiiee ■■■■■ mm mm mm ia>s II II I I* >1. Ml 11 Fla., W. S. DeWhse of Brighton, Tcnn Mrs. L. B. Simbnton of Brighton, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Harris and Cornelia, B. S Pinson, MIm Rachael Watma- land. Miss Lett Molntyre; Mrs. Sara A. Jacobs. Allan C J«cob8,^Walter Beeman, Mrs. Zee McLea and Miu Sallie Wright • Pugh-Spinks Rites InK ingstree followed the cere- DUUtOHU SUBPUtl HER Wim ONE OP OUR Nlif AMft EUD^ J DATE DIAltOND SITE. FRoNns JEWELRY 810] niGOTMOPPS Pugh of Ktogrtra, and Walka Rob ert Spinks of this city, took place at high nocm on Thursday, June 19, at the home of the bride. Ike ring cere mony wu perfocmed by the Rev. I. Moultrie Bagnal of Honea Path, brotha-in-law of the bride. Wedding musk wu fumhdied by Miss Isabelle Epps, cousin of the bride. The bride wore a drau of white silk with a corsage of red roaebuds. Tbare woo no attendants. The cere mony waa Bartormed before an Im provised alter of sfaasta daislas, glad- klas, magnolia laavet, pine and ivy. Tmmadlately after the ceremony *an totoitnal reeaptko wu held. In the dintog room the bride’s table wu deeonted witb enadtes mid gardftn- iae, and the .traditkmal tr^l^ttercd waddUac cake Wu placed in the ctn- of the tabla. Altar toe ragtption the bride ud bridegroom left tor their wedding trip. Upon their return tow ^ make toftir JiQine bare in the Hoar head ftpaitrainta on Cedtennial Ihr travriing, toe bride toaaged ha wedding costume fa a frock of navy and emite crape with navy ac cessories. Mrs. Spinks is the daughter of toa late Dr. Griffith T. Pugh and Mrs. Lila Wayne Pugh. Dr. J»ugh ft tornter prarideot of Colwnbia coUagt and tor many years wu pro- fcarar of mathematics at Wtothrop collage, SBte la a graduate oTWto- & Mrs. Everett Wilson sang, accom panied at the organ by Frederick King. The vated choir came in singing “Oh Perfect Love,’’ and sang the wedding march from “Lohen grin" u the procasional. The bride, given in marriage by ha fatha, wort a bouffant gown of imported sheer dotted swiss with a fitted bodke with full puffed sleevu cau^t with , real stephan- otto . Thft skirt wu caught to a .hoop wito beading and extended into a full train. Her veil wu of illuakm wito a halo brim and circula face veil. She wore short lace mitts and ciurried carnations and stepbanotis. Ha only ornament wu a lovely pin, gift of the bridegroom in whose family it wu an heirloom. Miss Lenora' Mauermann, maid of honor, and Missa Peggy Spnmt, Grace BCauermann, Margaret Maua- mann and Mildred Mauermann were dressed alike in cloud blue dotted swiss with demure round neckUcu. The frocks were buttoned down the back with tiny buttons and made with very full flounca and tiny puffed slices. ’They all carried large white straw hats with blue riMon streamers; they were filled with yellow and white daisia. Lt Malcolm Eugene Norton acted u best man, and tbf groomsmen were Lts. W. A. Cason, L. A. Sheno- weth, W. E. White, S. R. GUcreu, H. M^ Scheiler and H. E. Bcihm. A reception at toe home of the may, at the church. White gladi oli, daisia and snapdragons were uaed throughout the houu. Mrs. Mauermann, mother of the bride, wbra chartreuu Jersey and chiffon with a corsage of Talisman rosa, and Mra. Hays, tnotha ol| the toridegrbon, wore a gown of creamy beige lace with a corsage of deep pink roabuds. AuisUng at the receptkm were Mesdama Lily Dinwkk^, George Wursbaeh, C. W. Stone, of Clinton, S. C., Adele Hoon, Elizabeth Gra ham, E. W. Stiqda. OTteil Ford. Leon Olasuock. J. A. McDavitt H. A. Ddugl^ Roy Bcltel and Walter Hun- denpark and Misaa Katherine Gilli- COTTOiit. CANti mmcNAsa THi MOST KAUTIFUl, MOST coMPim sn wrvi Evei OfFIRED AT THIS LOW PRICE! Homftmakftrtl Hart's whot yov'vft wonfftdl It's thft most wonderful Dinnftrworft EnsftmbU you'vft ftvftr sftftn at onywhftrft ntor this soU pricftf Com* in ontf sftfti Comporol You'll morvftt at so much iovftlinftss for so litHft. f ( 4-' f ^ ■—I: . A 4 ,P' V ' - . ip X PT* y Ip !>' (V ^ a- 'Vi 'V) ''' l;’< ■) V A W i .n- ^ ,■ ^ ■ , :V " . >v U ■ M ^ ' I • ! ' : ^ ne. « the CniiAe ★ 42 fc SET OF DINNERWARE AJpiSfi of boooH futty dosig$to^22kt.gotd uotlop foced doiigo bordor. The tomtor of **tf> ftisd# horototorfof booqoot of fosoi. A 4% K. SET OF GLASSWARE ^ftteca *f 22 H. fey bomd eJeu fuss toer Ws suay eeNteedtef fselures. • I DiMi«r O S ir. 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