The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, December 11, 1947, Image 3
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Thursdoy, December 11, 1947
THE CLINTON CHRONIQLE
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SOCIETY EVEKTS, CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS
Of INTEREST...... . TELEPHONE 74 or 156-W
Roper, brother of -the bridegroom,
Caldwell W. Wier, Jr., brother of the
bride, James C. Spears, alj of Laur- Mrs. P. W. Copeland of this city
ens, and Fred A. Fuller Jr., of Green- served punch. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
ville.
club visitor, won high score. A gift, art club,, was a senior marshal and
was also presented Miss Betsy Blais-; president of the Athletic association,
dale of Jamestown, N? Y., who was She was , awarded the citizenship
a guest for the meeting..^- | medal, the highest recognition to be
For the occasion, evergreens ar- given a senior student by the faculty,
ranged with red-berries adorned the She is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs.) j ohn Hugh Mahon and Wesley
card room. > W. E. Hicks of Timmonsville. j Tayi^. served as ushers and lighted
• J-l—Mr, Walkup, son of Mr. and Mrs. I the candles.
Odds and Ends Club' Samuel L. Walkup of Timmonsville,I Robert Hudgens Roper attended,
' is a member of the senior class at his as best man.
Presbyterian college where he is a; ^ Caldwell w . Wier> Jr . f sister
Mrs. Leonard Cooley, and Mrs. A.
J. Katsburg of Newberry, Mr. and
Teague of Macon, Ga., uncle and
aunt of the bride bade* the guests
goodnight and invited tKem to the
bride's home to view the wedding
gifts. Here Mr. and Mrs. David..
Copeland of Renno received.
During the fevening, the couple
Mrs. Blalock Hostess
To Bridge Club
Enjoys Meeting
Misses Margaret and Katherine member of Alpha Lambda Tau fra- . 7^' le,ft on a bridal tri P For traveling
Blakely entertained the Odds and trnity and president of the Block “P’ q" ^ nor Th e bridesmaids were the bride w or a turquoise blue suit
'Hunter of Montreat, N. C. Also as- Ends club and several additional c i u b. He was in the infantry for
with brown and blue
• 1V/Tt*c f** 1 A ^ wiv/wn aiici liiuct 3CCGSx>oriGS
sisting the hostesses were Mrs. C. E. guests on last Tuesday evening. three years, serving 21 months in “ rs - ' c ' ODe . and a brown muskrat Coat.
(Galloway, Mrs. D. Q. Rhame, Mrs.! Evergreens with berries and red the European theater. In 1946 he was ° e r V hri James 1 The bride is the only daughter o*
Mrs. Francis Blalock was hostess Goyne Simpson and Mrs. W. W. tapers preettily adorned the tables released with the rank of first lieu- H of Brentwood' Tenn and Mr. and Mrs. Wier. Her mother
Thursday afternoon to her bridge Harris. (while similiar arrangements were,tenant. 1 Miss Rebecca Talbert of GreenWood. was before her marriage Miss Eliza-
dub. | In the dining room Mrs. S. W. used in the receiving rooms. A de- Mr. and Mrs. Walkup have taken AU ^ attendants w€re identically beth Copeland of Renno. Following
Two tables were arranged for the Sumerel poured coffee. A low ar- lightful hot supper was served to an apartment here where they Will , dressed in aqua taffeta fashioned her graduation from Winthrop col-
games in a setting of greenery and rangement of white gladioli in a sil- fourteen guests. . ttve-through the spring. ! with fitted bodices and full hooped lege, the bride held a position with
bright berries. Mrs. Fred Oxley was ver bowl centered the refreshment ♦ i ^ “ |skirts The ma tron of honor car-'the Federal Bureau of Investigation
winner of high score award. After table. Completing the table appoint- 1 MlSS WySOr FctCS Clinton Boy To Wed ; r ied an arm bouquet of red roses, in Charlotte, N. C., and for the past
cards cake, coffee^ and salted nuts ments were white lighted tapers in D . ;J ^ ^WorrCntOn Gfl Girl ! while the bridesmaids carried match- year, has held a secretarial position
were enjoyed.
| candelabra. Assorted sandwiches
cakes and nuts were served.
Bride-Elect, Visitor
I Miss Elizabeth Wysor
ysor was
hns_ Mr and Mrs # James # Weslev Kellev muffs centered with
hosr Mr. and Mrs. James Wesley Kelley ^ ^ nower ^ Margaret
in Laurens.
- i , . ... . . . x Ieu illc j.juwc, *1,,. i Mr. Roper is the elder son of Mr.
About thirty-five guests called be- less Thursday afternoon to a group of Warrenton Georgia announce the ^ ^ eland cousin of the bride, and Mrs. Roper. His mother is the
a-an anH s-an Mice Mario M*»_ friends for an informal tea at engagement of their daughter, Miss, ^ — u.*«_ ^ r i former Miss Ruth Altman, of Tam
pa, Fla. A graduate of The Citadel,
Mr. Ropier entered the Army and
Informol Tea Honors tween 3:30 and 5:30. Miss Marie Me- 'r **“ u "“-* ""“'daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Co»^-j
Miss Betty Hunter Cord, of Greenwood, fiance of Davis;| ier hoi ! ie - Honorees were Miss Bet- Leila Martha to Lonnie Thompson. city, wore aqua let
Enjoyable among social functions Workman of this city, was a special|tyHun^r December ^e-.^ and|Lawson, Jr. of Augusta and Clinton.. ■ -
complimenting Miss Betty Hunter guest,
since the announcement of her en
gagement was the informal tea given { WodnecHnv Club
Saturday afternoon by 'Mrs. J. B. ’ 7 **'•'*7 y”"
Hart, Mrs. Thornwell Dunlap and; N tnjOyS MCCtllig
Miss Agnes Davis at the home of] The Wednesday bridge club gath-
Mrs. Hart. lered the past week at the home of
Throughout the home, greens with i Mrs. Hugh Jacobs,
red berries gave a holiday note. In i Mrs. Jacobs had invited several
Miss Betsy Blaisdale of^ Jamestown,;The wedding will toke place Decern- gh€ 0 ^ icd a mat ching| served four years. Since his release*
N. Y., who is also a bride-elect, i ber 14 at the Warrenton Baptist : he has held a position with the Lau-
the living room an arrangement of
red ros^s were effective. Assisting in
entertaining in the living room were;
Mrs. M. A. Hunter end Mrs. J. H.
additional guests for the afternoon
games and three tables were in play.
Before the games a dessert course
was served. Mrs. Bailey Williams, a
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Fruit arrangements, evergreens
and berries were attractive in the
reciving rooms. During the after
receiving rooms. During the after
dining room where refreshments
were served buffet style from a
prettily appointed tea table. Mrs.
R. E. Sadler -.assisted the hostess
mother, Mrs. R. E. Wysor.
Sara Pitts Observes
Ninth Birthday
In observance of her ninth birth
day Wednesday afternoon, Decem
ber 3, Sara Pitts, daughter of Mrs.
James Pitts, invited about twenty
friends to help celebrate the occa
sion.
basket of rose petals.
The bride, who was given in mar- ' re ^ G1 a ss Works,
riage by her father, Caldwell Ward-1 R< 2* T 'J fanddaughter
law Wier, wore a dress of ivory sat-! of M ^y F - Copeland and the
in fashioned with high round neck, ( late Mr - Copeland of this city. A
gusia ner onaesmaias wm oe iviiss, 1011 ® sleeve* ending in points at the; n “ mber friends and reU
Jenrde iZ “r of and ! wrists, and fitted bodice fastened 3bv ~ attended the rites.
Augusta and Mrs. J. W. Linnenkohl at the back with tiny covered buf-
church. -*
The bride-elect will be given in
marriage by her father and will have
as her matron-of-honor, her sister,
Mrs. Ransom P. Timmerman of Au
gusta. Her bridesmaids will be Miss
of North Augusta.
The groom-elect will have as his
best man his brother, Claridge Law-
son of Columbia. The usher-grooms
men will be Dr. Marion Lawson,
brother of the groom of this city;
tons. The full akirt had a shirred
bustle and extended into a long
train. The bridal veil was of im
ported illusion, double tiered, dnd
caught to the head on either sine
with clusters of orange blossoi^s.
The bride carried a shower bouquet
MORE SOCIETY NEWS ON
PACfc SEVEN •
SPECIAL
Robert Ellison, J. W. Linnenkohl,
both of Augusta; and Jack Young, 0 * gardenias.
of Thomson, Georgia. j Immediately after the ceremony, 1
The bride-elect is the granddaugh-1 and Mrs. Wier entertained at a
ter of the late Mrs. Atlanta Fowlei j reception at the Preabyterian manse.
The group attended a movie and | and Mr. Jacob Fulghum of Warren- Rev- an d Mrs. Thomas C. Cook
later returned to Sara’s home for, ton. She is a graduate of the War-'Mr. and-Mrs. T. Russell Cooper of,
refreshments. She was remembered, renton high school,, attended thej^ 1 * 5 the guests and pre-,
with a number of attractive gifts 1 University of Georgia and later grad-, sented tbeTn 40 t* 16 receiving line
which were opfned and passed. Misstated from the Barrett School of wb * cb was composed of the bridal
o**Oltn*«
Ann Pitts assisted in entertaining Nursing 1 / University Hospital,
and serving the guests.
Mr. Lawson is a native of Clin
ton, the son oii Mrs. L. T. Lawson
and the late Mr. Lawson. He is, a
graduate of Clinton high .school, at
coupde, their-parents-and the wedd-'
ing attendants.
Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Mason and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Fleming
invited the guests into the dining,
Demonstration Club Holds
December Meeting t tended the University of South Car- r ^ ort * where assisting in entortain-
The Musgrove home demonstra- 1 olina and received his B. S. Degree ing and serving were Mrs. L. G.
tion club met with Mrs; P. B. Mit- Oglethorpe University' in Atlanta. ! Balle » Mrs - c - p - Vincent, Mrs. Wil-
chell on December 5, with the pres- During the war he served with the bam M - RroP 1 ®. Miss Alice Reid,
ident in charge. ' Signal Corps in the Pacific for 3 Mim Allierme Copeland -of this city,
Roll call by the secretary, Miss years. At present he holds a p-i 1 • . ,
Blanche Cox. Each member an-; tion with the Southern Bell Tele-
swered with the first Christmas i phone Company in Augusta,
they remembered. !
MACHINELESS
PERMANENTS
FROM NOW UNTIL
CHRISTMAS
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The devotional was given by'Mrs.! ki: ee Cmmsi KililMm
J. K. Haselden, on Luke 2, and she U” SS Ml, a m a n <l
led in prayer. | Charles Byers Married
During the business period, the 1 Miiss Emma Julia Milam, daugh-
Minutes were read by the secre-jter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Mfl-
-. jit . , v t * ,n °* Mountville, became the bride
club decided to buy a $5.00 health r . , ., , „
h nnH of thanes Lloyd Byers in an impres
sive ceremony Sunday, November 23,
at noon in the Lisbon Presbyterian,
bond.
Mrs. W. R. Anderson, musiq jphair-
man, read a paper on ^music. ^
An interesting demonstratiorjj was
given by Miss Vaughn, ’ thel assist
ant home demonstration’ agfent.
Games and contests were enjoyed
church. Rev. W. G. Sbmmerville,
pastor of the bride, officated, using
the double ring service.
Miss Emily Stewart, pianist, and
with Mrs. Larry DeShields and Mrs. R . r , .
A. A. May receiving prizes M,S8 Rebecca l ' ,m,netk ' voc * ll » t - fd
Refreshments were served by the
low teachers of the bride at Whitmire,
hostess assisted by Mrs. Haselden. i ^ ul n ‘ sbed * be wedd * n g m ^ u s* c -
♦ I Miss Marion Milam attended the
! Bridal Luncheon bride 38 maid -of-honor. Mr. Byers
| For Miss Wier i ^ “ By h / S his bro0,er '
Misses Jean and Alline Copeland, „
! entertained w.th a bridal luncheon' f"'" 8 * 8 '“f'™ weK C ' cl1 F -
| for Miss Virginia Wier on Wednesday 1 1 am ’ brot " er the bride, and Hun-
I preceeding her wedding, at the **5 Uallman, brother-in-law of the
i home of Mrs. Russell Cooper. j bridegroom.
The bride’s place was marked with: Given in marriage by her father,
ja corsage of white camel 1 lajh-Small | the bride \A>re a brown gabardine'
tables, prettily appointed for the' su it, blue blouse and brown accessor-
three course luncheon, were center- ■ , , .
ad with a crystal bowl holding float. Sh ' C * med * pr " yer b °° k
ing pink rosebuds. On the bride’s
red roses.
Following a short honeymoon trip.
table were white camellias, and place
cards were miniature doll brides. I Mr. and Mrs. Byers will return to
Picardy gladioli, pink roses, and an j Laurens where they have an apart-
arrangement of pink camellias in a j ment at the residence of Mrs W. H.
silver bowl were placed at ventage Dial on West Main street
points in the living room.
The hostesses’ gift to the bride
was an gntique bon-bon dish. , „ , , * .
Mrs. David Copeland and Mrs. Colle * e and has Uli ^ ht at Whitmire
; Cooper assisted the hostesses in en-'^ or seve, 'al years,
tertaining. ] Mr. Byers is the son of Mr. and
Guests included: the bride’s moth- Mrs. Earle Byers and a graduate of
er, Mrs. C. W. Wier, Laurens, the Ford high school. He holds a posi-
Mrs. Byers is a graduate of Mount
ville high school §pd Presbyterian
* 'Jkr
tion at Laurens mills.
Miss Virginia Wier
Bride of Mr. Roper
In Church Ceremony
The wedding of Miss Virgina Car-'
oline Wier and Robert Hudgens Ro
per, Jr., was solemnized at 6 o’clock'
in the evening on Nocember 26 in the
First Presbyterian church, of Laur
ens. The pastor, Rev. Thomas Cun-
groom’s grandmother, Mrs. G. F. Alt
man of Tampa, Fla., and mother,
Mrs. Robert H. Roper, Laurens, Mrs.
C, Vv. Wier, Jr., of Jacksonville, N.
C., Mrs. Jimmy Ailen of Brentwood
Tenn., Miss Rebecca Talbert of
Greenwood, Mrs. George Roper and
Miss Linda Franks, Laurens, and
Mrs. B. F. Copeland.
Limestone Graduate
Weds P. C. Student.
Miss Helfn Hicks became the, nin ff b ani Cook, officiated in the pre
bride of Samuel Wallace - Walkup! senc * of a large assemblage of rel-
of Timmonsville and Presbyterian | a lives and friends,
college in a candlelight service at 7! The church was decorated in brid-
I o’clock on the evening of Saturday,!gre«n and white. The altar fea-
November 29, in Sardis Baptist [tured a center arrangement of white
church near Timmonsville. ' chrysanthemums flanked by candle-
Ushers were Carl Hicks and Ned | lafora holding glowings tapers. A
Humphrey, brother and brother-ul- background of bamboo with ferns,
law of the bride, and groomsmen ivy and magnolia leaves completed
included William Walkup, brother the setting for the nuptials,
of the broegroom, Bill McMillan and The wedding Ynusic was given by
Billy Gresham of Presbyterian col
lege, Pitts DdLorme of Sumter, and
John McGowan and McKinney Law.
bon of Timmonsville. Warren Walk-
up, twin brother of the groom and
also a student at Presbyterian col
lege, was best man.
Mrs. Walkup is a graduate of Lime
stone college where she was a mem
ber of die student council. Alpha
Delta social chib/ the Cloister, the
Mrs. John K. Taylo*, organist, and
Miss Linda Franks, vocalist. Before
the ceremony, Miss Taylor played
“Traumerel,” “Liebestraum” and
“To a Wild Rose.” Schubert’s “Sere
nade” was played while the candles
were being lighted and during the
ceremony, “Clair de Lune” was ren
dered: Miss Franks sang “Through
the Year*” and “At Dawning.”
The groomsmen were George A.
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Coty’s Toilet Sets, a complete line,
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Evening In Paris Gift Sets that will please,
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Dorothy Gray Cosmetics—we have a complete line
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Whitman’s Candy is back—1 and 2 Lb. Boxes—
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Parker 51 Pen and Pencil Sets make an Uteal gift—
Please that daughter or son with a lifetime Parker 51.
Eversharp Schick Injector Razor—a perfect inexpensive
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Amity Pocket Books $3.50, $5.00, $6.50
Genuine JeweHte Comb and Brush Sets by Prophylactic.
Old Spice for men and ladies—the gift that always satis
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