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Thursday, January 8, 1948 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Li. Page Sever er suit of black faille With white and j black carnations. 1 , | , Mrs. Nend Duncan .Workman,! mother of the bridegroom, wore a! suit df deep lavender gabardine with matching hat and an orchid as ij corsage. Mrs. W. J. Duncan, grandmother! of the bridegroom, wore a dress of The-wedding music was given by, black crepe with matching accesso- Jack, Crowe, organist, and Roy j ries and a corsage of white carna-; Crowe, vocalist. The organ selections lions. , included “I Lt)ve You Truly,”' “I'll ! . Immediately following the eere- Follow My Secret Heart;” and the : mony, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Townsend traditional wedding marches by Wag-1 entertained at their home, 305 Hamp- laibra and groups of lighted tapers at the edge of the raised chancel com pleted the decorations used against the deep red carpet and drapery of the church. ner and Mendelssohn-. Vocal selec tions were "Because” and “All For You.” ' Ushers were James Miller Dodson, brother-in-law of the bride-, and John Soott Shannon, cousin of the bride groom. William Joseph Duncan, Jr., uncle otf the bridegroom, of Decatur, Ala., accompanied him as best man. ton avenue, at a small reception in; honor of the bride and -bridegroom. The spacious rooms of the lower floor were lovely with a large ar rangement of white gladioli in the hall and holiday greens and- berries ^ in the receiving room. In the gift room, graduated white taper? were! used on the mantle with two tape'rs and greenery arranged before a sil- tMiss Laura Richey was maid of, vered screen on'a chest honor and only attendant ~to the In the dining room, the brjdo’si bride. She wore a dressmaker suit ^ a hlc, covered with a lace cloth, ^yas of winter white with black accesso-■ centered with an arrangement of half rie** and carded a nosegay of red- bloiwn red roses’and fern flanked by j roses. ' I two tapers held in. crystal, holders Mlis^McOord,' who was given in ; with satin*bows and-a single rose at j marriage by her- brother, Robert eac, h base. Lewis McCord, wore a suit of brown! Refreshments consisted, of dainty gabardine with winter white hat trimmed in brown with.other acces chicken salad sandwiches, open face cream cheese sandwiches, hot spiced series in brown and, carried a white" tea,individual bride’s cakes, and Bible, topped with a deep purple- mints throated orchid, showered with satin ribbons. Mrs. William Carter Townsend, Miss McCord, the daughter of the late Dr. and Mrs. William Edward McCord, attended the city schools -of ■ sister the bride, wore a dressmak-1 Green wtx>d and Lander college. Un til the time of her marriage she has been employed as cashier of Green wood County Rural ‘Electric system. Mr. Workman, the son of Mrs.j ' — ■ i Card of Thanks I wish to express my deepest grati tude to the doctors and nurses of Hays hospiital, relatives and friends lor every aot of kindness shown me and fifty family during my recent ill-, ness. The flowers and cards which Nene Duncan Workman and the late .Jtlugh Braxton Workman, attended! the schools of Clinton and was in ‘ the service during the recent war for were many, were beautiful. May, y ears> one of which was spent God richly bless each one of you Mrs. Dollie Prater PIMPLES DON’T SQUEEZE THEMI Iiutead bru»h on KLEEREX and tea bow amaaingly fast it hide* ugly pimpiaa aa it drie* them—often on ot a greaiy salve that pimples a soothing medicated liquid that first trial thrive on, but relieves itching—drives Ask for KLEEREX at DoubUyour money back ivee redness out. all druggists. AO# icJt if itfaila. ■ » » Bishop-Walker Pharmacy Tor quick conlfortlnf help for Backache. Rheumatic.Paine, Setting Up Nights, strong cloudy urine, Irritating passages, Leg Pains, circles under eyes, and swollen ankles, due to non-organlo and non-eystemlc Kidney and Bladder troubles, try Cystex. Quick, complete satisfaction or money back guaranteed. Ask your druggist for Cystex today. in France and Germany. He i4 now i employed al the Greenwood Foundry. Out of town guests attending the wedding included the following from Clinton: Mrs. J. M. Pitts, Mr. and; , Mrs. Hubert Pitts, Mrs. Earle Work man, Mrs. Alma S. Workman, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lawson, Miss Carrie Bell Workman, Miss Mildred Work man, W. P. Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- 1 ert J. Copeland, Dr. J. W. Davis, Mr. ! and Mrs. Epps Brown I^avis, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hollingsworth, Mr. and 1 Mrs. L. Russell Gray, Miss “Virginia Gray, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. McMillan, ! Mr. and Mrs. W. £. Neighbors, Mr. : and Mrs. J. C. Pace, Mrs. Raymond ! Pitts, Mrs. J. H. Donnan, and Miss j Miriam Donnan. Smart b, .JOHNSON Electric Motors We now have in stock New Electric Motors, V* h.p., V4 h.^ , and : *4 h.p. Water Heaters • • Electric Table Top Water Heaters at reduced prices. KISER DISH WASHERS POST LANTERNS• LIGHTING FIXTURES U. JOHNSON CO. lum {ring, ij eating & Electrical (Contracting 5 Supplier BROAD ST. . S.C. PHONE 4-1 To" Our . < Clinton Friends... We wish to thank our friends in Clinton and vicinity for their many expressions of love and sympathy in the loss of our store by fire on Christ mas Eve. The moral support given by our friends enables us to announce that o new SIMPSON'S will grow from the ashes of tFe old. Contract has al- ready been let for the erection of our new store, and your fidelity enables us to truly say, "A HARPY NEW YEAR. ... Si SIMPSON'S WHITMIRE, S. C. * ’ * • S' Joe H. Simpson Joe H. Simpson, Jr. Every day* in every tray* you ran save money and effort by shopping at your friendiy Royers Store* You 9 !I find variety * * * Courteous service * * * lotrest prices * * * get the Royers flabit in 9 S0! * • . ' . . ■ . J-ilS'sSrS UBBY SLltbu cUN G __ - SAVE AT ROGERS'. ■SvRE'SABin lOU u T~iFoW HERE s ABU ^ miss! -LU>b^ or'Armour beet SAVE AT ’• i ROGERS' FOB PUDDINGS AND SNACES-WISTON’S VANILLA WAFERS PULL OF TANGT TOMATO ZEST AND COLOB HEINZ KETCHUP SERVE FRl IT CUPS FOB DINNER—LIBBY'S FRUIT COCKTAIL PREPARE IT IN A HURRY WHEN TOCB IS SHORT! KRAFT DINNER RICH IN VITAMINS WITH TENDER FLAVOR—PICTSWEKT SWEET PEAS 2 12-Or. Pkg. % 14-Ox. Bottl* Ny 1 Can 71-Oz. Pkg. 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