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.-r-4 / \ r T \ Thursday, June 19. 1947 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE ^1 Page Sevi PERSONAL ANO SOCIAL NEWS OF GOLDVILLE •CBS. CECIL O'DELL. Correspondent and Bepresentattre Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Attaway of V i Whitmire, spent the week-end withpand, Mrs. J. M. Rowland and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Abrams. C A. Dickey spent Sunday in New berry with his daughter, Mrs. Eugene Cromer and Mrs. Roy Bedenbaugh. Jimmy Templeton is spending a few weeks in Washington, D. C., with Capt. and Mrs. Fred L. Ross. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Thomas, Miss es Carolyn and Betty Thomas and Eddy Fulmer were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Estes at Cross An chor Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clisby Templeton and children spent Sunday in Lau- rinburg, N. C., with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Temple- r ‘ton. club treasure room. Mrs. J. S. Row- M. J. McFadden displayed the lovely and useful gifts on attractively placed tables, carrying out the same color scheme of green and white with the central table holding a low bowl of magnolia flanked by_ tall candles. Out of town guests present were: Mrs. R. P. Henderson, Sr., Green- SOCIETY (Contained from p«ff« three) from a taflle effectively adorned with wood, mother of the' bridegroom- elect, Mrs. J. S. Bolick, Mrs. Estelle gardenias. Assisting the hostesses in receiving and entertaining were: Mrs. W. A. Moorhead, Mrs. W. T. Martin of Greenville, Mrs. W. G. King, Sr., Mrs. R. L Martin of Simpsonville, Mrs. J. B. Arnold, Mrs. Roy Pitts, Mrs. Hugh U A I J c Simpson, Mrs. M. L. Robertson and nQIClS lYieermg ! Miss Florrle Burdette. Junior college until entering service. He served in the navy three years, nine months of which were spent in the Philippines and China. He re ceived his commission as ensign at Notre Dame uhivesity. He is now a senior at Emory university and is connected with the Georgia Power company in Atlanta. The couple will reside at Emory. army for two and' a 4 Jralf years, most ■ cut flowers elsewhere in the home^ i- Palmer w of that lime being spent in the Eu- icr White, of Chester, who ropean area. Ife is now in business. visiting her aunt, Mrs. Heath Cope- . Methodist Society Dill and Miss Mildred Workman of' Miss Murdock Weds Clinton, ^Mrs. 0 anc J William Herman Nabors Miss Nettie Lou Murdock became the bride of William Herman Nabors Mrs. J. B. Speake of Kinards, and Mrs. R. R. Rice of Charleston. Birthday Party on Saturday evening, June 14, at 8 t ^ u o* j- T ,' . i o’clock in a double ring ceremony Ll ttle Miss Tobie Stevens celebrat- p i ace at t h e First Baptist , __ ,, ., led her fifth birthday with a party nar . t , nnaaa , t w narr Newberrv with^rs.^b- L aSt / ridby 3t her h0me ° n Milt ° n pastor of the bride and groom, oN in Wilmington. Clinton guests attending the wed ding were: Mr. an<J Mrs. Grady Chandler, Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Chandler, Miss Betty Ann Coleman, Mrs. Austin Chandler and James Austin Chandler. land, was a guest. Parties Honor Charlotte Visitor Thje Woman’s Society of Christian! Margaret Westmoreland of Char- service met Monday afternoon at j i 0 tte, N. C., who was the house guest Broad Street Methodist church, with Q f Isabelle Hhll the past week, was Mrs. John Coleman presiding. “Where Children May Flourish” was the topic of the program pre sented by Mrs. Coleman, assisted by Mrs. Roy Gasque. given a number of ^parties. On Monday evening her hostess invited ten friends for supper. Later the group enjoyed a movie. Frances Winn entertained with a Mrs. Julian Coleman sang a solo, —„ „ “I Think When I Read That Sweet! P rom Friday evening at herlgncigg. A poem, “The Need of the Presbyterian Auxiliary ^ Holds June Meeting The June meeting of the Woman’* Auxiliary of ;the First Presbyterian church was held on Monday after noon. A business session was conducted by the president, Mrs. James S. Gray. “Seed My Sheep" was the topic of the worship period directed by Mrs. W. C. Baldwin. The program chair man, Mrs. Frank Miller, explained home mission work in the synod and presbyteries of South Carolina. Mra. Earl Workman gave a report on the progress and needs of outpost Sun day schools at Bethany and Rock Sunday in Newberry with Mrs. Ab-| Road ney’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Tlie g Uests €n joyed many appropn- Owens. Mr. and Mrs. Prentiss Gunter and Children of Aiken, and Mrs. Marie Gunter and children of Augusta, Ga., were Sunday guests of Mrs. Annie Gunter and Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Ste vens. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Holsonback, Kitty, Margaret and Bud Holsonback visited Mr. and Mrs. Cecil O'Dell on Sunday ate games on the spacious lawnr after which they were served ice cream and cake by Tobie’s mother, Mrs. Elvin Stevens, assisted by jiliss Dor othy Stogner. The honored guest received many useful and lovely gifts. Those attending the party were: Shirlene and Loretta Tucker, Sandra and Lynn Beckam, Bruce, Wayne and Gail Murphy, Brent and Elliotte Hoi pastor flciated. Only members of the imme diate families and several close friends attended the rites. The bride, an attractive young wo man of pleasing personality, was 1 at tired in blue with a corsage of red gladioli. Immediately after the ceremony the couple left for a wedding trip and upon their return will be at home with the groom’s mother, Mrs. Jobe B. Nabors, on Musgrove street. Mrs. Nabors is the only daughter Little Tony and Eddv Stroud are ,1 , %„ o T Mr s- Nabors is the only daughter Little Tony and Lddy btroud are sonback) ciarke and Marion Surratt' { M d M Durward Murdock spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Harrtld _ nd r T Rprkv anH o 1 Mr. and Mrs. Durward Murdock, Cleve Brannon in Chappells. r Mrs. Rudolph Prater, Mrs. Cecil Harqld and L. T. Prater, Becky and lformerly of Anderson, who have re- Jimihy Farmer, Nanacy and Judy : sided here for the past two years She Story of Old,” during the devotion al. After a business session, members were invited for a social hour by the Mayme Johnson circle. Sandwiches and punch were served. Farmer and Mrs. E. J. Willingham i signer. D ' L " GUnter and Dorothy was a member of the 1947 graduat- were visitors in Newberry Monday Cross Hill Rites Of Interest Here Miss Mildred Mills, of Cross Hill, and j Hugh Griffin Pinson, also of Cross Hill, were married Saturday afternoon at 5 o’clock in a lovely ceremony solemnized in the garden of the brdie’s home. The Rev. W. G. Somerville was the officiating min ister. A smilax eov»ered-'«i'ch flanked on home. Twenty-two friends enjoyed was read by Mrs. Frank Bo- projns, music and bingo games. Mrs. jj and . M rs . Miller closed the meeting D. A. Yarborough and Miss Frances with pr ayer. f O’Daniel assisted the hostess’ mother, A ~ n mhm«r r Mrs. C. F. Winn, in serving punch and cookies. Katherine Eichelberger was host ess for a drop-in Saturday afternoon at five o’clock. Eight friends were invited for refreshments and music was also enjoyed. Red roses adorned the dining table, with other colorful A combing meeting of the circle* and auxiliary will be held in July and August on the third Mondays at eight o’clock in the evening, officer* announced. OFFICE SUPPLIES— Call 74 For Your Needs. CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Osborne and James, Miss Myrtle Osborne and Mrs. Joe Johnson were in Columbia Sat urday to visit Miss Frances Osborne. Miss Jackie Gunter of Augusta, Ga., is spending the week with her cousin, Mrs. Elvin Stevens, and Mr. Stevens. Mrs. Bryce Little and children of Charlotte, were week-end guests of Mrs. J. M. Ross. Card of Thanks To our friends on Tillman Circle your kind expressions of sympathy are deeply appreciated and gratefully acknowledged by the family of Willie S. Nix and Mrs. Frank Reeder. ing class at Clinton high school. Mr. Nabors, the son of Mrs. Jobe B. Nabors and the late Mr. Nabors,' either side by baskets of white gladi oli formed an improvised altar be fore which the rites were spoken. Mrs. Fred Williams, pianist, and also received his education in the j^. 5S 3 etty Weldon Leaman, soloist, Clinton schools. He served in the Week-end At Camp Old Indian The following boys and leaders at tended the patrol leaders camporee at Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Wood and daughter visited Miss Myrtle Os- horne Sunday. Guy Prater of High Point, N. C., .spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and' Mrs. L. E. Prater. Miss Betty Ross of Greenville, is spending a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ross. Miss Catherine Flow of Greenville, spent last Tuesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Flow. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Cole and son visited Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Putnam at Lanford Sunday Mrs. Claude Farmer and Miss Ed na Putnam visited Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Holsenback in Newberry Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Flow and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Craig visited Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Huckabee and family in Woodruff Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fulmer and family spent Sunday in Greenwood with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miller. Nigel Miller returned home after spending several days with George Walter Ful mer. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Craven spent the week-end in Charleston. With The Sick Friends of Leroy Hamm will be in terested to know he is noW at hqme after being a patient at Hays hos pital. Mrs. Pearl Williams has returned ^rom the hospital in Spartanburg and is at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Oxner. Friends of little Eddy Fulmer will be glad to know he is improving after a tonsilectomy at Hays hospital. ■ Floyd Abrams is recuperating after an operation at Hays hospital. Mrs. Alfred Reeder is a patient in the General hospital in Spartanburg. Camp Old Indian the past week-end. Vernon Garner, Verlyn Davenport, Heyward Dowd, Alva Davenport, Carl Phillips, Bobby Hair, Royce Clark, Jimmy Stewart, Donald Boozer and Billy Stewart. Celebrates Birthday Maxie Hamm Brown celebrated his fifth birthday Sunday at State Park above Greenville. Dinner was served picnic style and Mrs. Eunice Bfbwn, his paternal grandmother, surprised Maxie with a beautifully decorated cake topped with 5 candles. Those enjoying this occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Surratt and chil dren of Fairview, Mr. and Mrs. Er- cie Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Brown, Maxie’s parents, Jdary Ann ifcrown, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Martin of Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hamm and son, Morton Hamm and Miss Elander Wilkes. . * Discharged From Army Pfc. Eugene Craven has received his discharge from Fort Bragg, N. C., and has returned to make his home here. ARROW Stapling Machines — the handy little office time-saver. Chronicle Publishing Co. , presented the wedding music. Miss army during the war, seeing service | Leaman san g .. B e C ause” and “One in the African theater. He was a | Alone” and Mrs. Williams played German prisoner of war for two and softl duri , ng the ceremony and also a half years. Mr. Nabors holds a po- j la d the traditiona i wedding sition with the local Atlantic and Pa- marcb es / GOLD THEATRE Goldville, S. C. ciflc Tea company. Neely-Johnston Rites Of Interest Here Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Neely of Pel ham, Ga., formerly fo Avondale Es tates and Homerville, Ga., announce the marriage of their daughter, Mary Elizabeth, to Toward Perry Johnston of Avondale Estates. The ceremony was performed at the home of the bride’s parents on the afternoon of June 7 by the Rev. Bernard Brown. The bride was lovely in a dress of beige crepe worn with accessories of brown and white. An orchid corsage completed her ensemble. Mrs. Johnston’s mother is the for mer Miss Mary Blakely, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Blakely of this city. Her paternal grandpar ents are Mrs. John A. Neely and the late Mr. Neely of Anderson. The bride is a graduate of Avon dale Estates high School and of the University of Georgia Junior college, Atlanta. She was a member of the Delta Alpha Delta sorority. Since her graduation she has been engaged in teaching. Mr. Johnston is the son of Bilr. and Mrs. Joseph Jacob Johnston of Stone Mountain, Ga. He is a graduate of Avondale Estates high school and attended the University of Georgia The bride and groom entered the garden together and there were no attendants. The bride wore a white gabardine suit with white accessories and car ried a white prayer book topped with an orchid. Immediately after the ceremony a reception was given by the parents of the bride. Bridal white and green was used to decorate the living room and din ing room, shasta daisies and fever few being featured. Mr. and Mrs. Pinson left soon after the reception for a wedding trip to the mountains of North Carolina and on their return will go to Wilming ton, N. C., to make their home. Mrs. Pinson is the daughter of Mrs. C. B. Mills of Cross. Hill and the late Dr. Mills. She is a graduate of Cross Hill high school and Lan der college, where she took the com mercial course. For the past three years she has taught in the Mount- ville high school. Mr. Pinson is also a graduate of Cross Hill high school and attended Wofford college. He served in the Morning Shows—Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 10 A. M. Matinee—Monday, Wednesday, Friday 1:15 P. M. Night Shows—Every night 6:30 and 8:30 Admission 35c (29c plus 6c tax); Children under 12—9c THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, June 19-20— 'TILL THE CLOUDS ROLL BY' With ROBERT WALKER. JUDY GARLAND. VAN JOHNSON w SATURDAY, June 21— j/j a 'CIGARETTE GIRL' Featuring RUSS MORGAN and His Band ...plus... "OVER THE SANTA FE TRAIL" With KEN CURTIS MONDAY AND TUESDAY. June 23-24— 'THAT WAY WITH WOMEN" ll With DANE CLARK. JAN1S PAGE, and MARTHA rn THE CHRONICLE costa less than 4e a week delivered in your home. Where can you get so much for ao little? CaU 74. WEDNESDAY, June 25— "IMPERFECT LADY With RAY MILLAND and TERESA WRIGHT Also—CASH NITE NEXT—* n BOOM TOWN" News Reels and Selected Short Subjects COLORED BALCONY ^IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHI!! I ‘ V ' Here’s the Biggest Tire News in Years! Birth Announcement Mr. and Mrs. Joe Boland announce the birth of a son on June 11 at Hays hospital. Miss Moorhead Honored Guest One of {the loveliest parties of the season was the shower given for Miss Annette Moorhead at the Joanna club last Monday evening. ’ Mrs. J. L. Delaney greeted the guests at the entrance to the spa cious club rooms and directed them to the table where the bride’s regis ter was presided over by Mrs. Louis Murphy. Mrs. Lavinia Cooley intro duced the guests to the receiving line composed of: Mrs. W. A. Moor head, Miss Annette Moorhead, Mrs. R. P. Henderson, Sr., of Greenwood, Mrs. J. S. Bolick, Mrs. Estelle K. Dill of CUnton, and Mrs. Belle Craw ford. Mrs. Rolfe Clark and Mrs. L. H. Poag pinned favors of tiny rice bags tied with white satin ribbon and invited the guests to the assembly hall for an hour of appropriate con tests and games. Mrs. R- L- Fran cis had charge of the games and awarded prizes to Mrs. D. M. Riser, Mrs. J. E. Willingham, Mrs. W. N. Brazil, and Mr* T R. Bridges. Music was furnished by Miss Mary. Francis, pianist, and Ervin Stroud, soloist. Refreshments were served by Mrs. E. J. Willingham, Mrs. W. K. Waits, Mrs. H. M. Willingham and Mrs R. G Carr from .a beautifully appoint ed table, centered by a low bowl of magnolias, bridesmaid figurine and tall pink candles The entire assem bly hall was lighted by white candles and low pines were effectively placed to make an attractive setting. In a novel manner Miss Dot Carr, dressed as 'a Gypsy, read from the crystal ball the message inviting the guest of honor to lead the way to the NOW Goodyear Gives You . j Wo More Milage n At A 101% Lower Price You can get this with The New GOODYEAR STRONGER CORD BODY WIDER, FLATTER TREAD IMPROVED SHOULDER DESIGN = 6.00x16 $ = was 16 .10 Plus Tax Now *14 .40 Plus Tax NEW TIRES DESERVE GOOD TUBES f.OOD-YIAH TIKES ) VARB0R0UGH Oil CO. USE OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN West Main St. Phone 440 Clinton, S.C. Illlll \ <■« *, ■ k-