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Thursday, Marc;h 18, 1948
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Page Seven
her father, wore a wedding gown of
magnolia satin. It wsfs made with
Made scallops edging the yoke of il
lusion and the side paniers. Long
sleeves ended in a calla lily points
at the wrists. Her mantilla of import
ed lace was made onto a cofonet with
orange blossoms and was embroi
dered with seed pearls. She wore a
faceveil. of illusion and' carried < a
junior class, business
The Tatler, Winthrop annual,
ber of The Johnsonian, staff, college* An angel (food cake was iced in pink
newspaper, a member of Kappa Pi, j frosting and bore a silver inscription,
j national honorary art fraternity, Al-, “Caroljm and Ray.” It was shaped as
pha Psi Zeta, national honorary psy-l a wedding bell. Crystal candelabra on
chology club, the Press club, and ol | the table held lighted white tapers
the Mademoiselle college board. She and were encircled with pink flowers
has held position with the Bell Tel- and fern. *
ephone company in Charlotte, N. C., A salad course with coffee was
as draftsman, and as child welfare 1 served, with Mrs. Pringle Copeland,
worker-in-training with the Depart- Mrs. William Bailey Owens, and Mrs.
ment of Public Welfare in Laurens. | Bill King assisting.
Mr. Crowson, son of Mrs. Crow-; Guests included Mrs. Thomas
son and the late Mr. Crowson, was Crowson, Fred Crowson, Miss Daisy'
orchid. Her dnly ornament was her
mother’s pearls.
Atfter the ceremony an informal re
ception was given at the Henry home
on 'the Musigrove road. The lowe
manager of, with maline, pink satin ribbon, pink CaUflpl1-LinH<;ev
luaij a mem- 1 carnations, and fern. 1 '
, Miss Johnnie Mae CAdell and Au-
bry Lindsey of DeF^iak Springs,
Fla., were quietly married .in Lau
rens on March 7 by Judge of Probate *
J. H. Wasson.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. j
and Mrs. W. E. Caiidell, who reside
near here. The, young couple w:ll[
make their borne at D.e F u n i a k
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ents, Mr. and Mrs. Iver J. Jones of
Mrv.Maness is a student at Pf<s’oy-
terian College.
Birth Announcements
nothing to the .rumor.,
This propertyl is now listed with
a real estate f*irm in Sparjtanburg
^jpth Robert Wysor as local represen
tative. According to Mr. Wysor the
property facing the highway will be
divided -into lots and offered for
sale at an early date
Springs
Mr.
BOND
and Mrs. Lewis James Bond
Funeral Services Held
white prayerbook topped .with, an graduated from Presbyterian college Crowson and Mrs. James Poe, all of for MonGSS Infant
Cpllege Glee Club
| announce the birth of a son, David 1 At Baptist Church
j Lewis, at Hays hospital. Friday.
March 12. Mrs. Bond is the former
Miss Mary Frances Franks.
in January. He was a captain in the ^ ,a y et ^ evi ^ e ’ G -* Lila Teal of!
infantry'during the war, receiving Laurens and Chesterfield, Mrs. W-/13.1
Mr. and
SHFALY
Mrs. Clarence
Eugene
Sunday Evening
The Presbyterian college glee club
will present an hour of sacred m us “
Sunday evening at 8\pjclock at
church, with' the
ic
^ ^ o Funeral services wfre held Tues- ....,
the Distinguished Service Cross, the ® oy ^ T in of Su / n if, r ’ Mr ‘ Mr *, S ’!day aftemon in Iva for Brenda Gail Shealy announce the birth of a son. :/‘ ; ‘’ni
e Silver Star, the Bronze Star, and the Ha rper ou Florence, Miss Mary i five-month old dauah'er of Clarence Eugene t Jr., at the local ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ J
,. Purple Heart. At college he was list-,H ea * Harper of Florence, and Green-, ’ " hospital on March 11. Mrs Shealv is The club is under the direoti >n of
floor of the,home was decorated With ed in “Who’s Who in American-Col- Elizabeth Boykin of the Mr ^ ^ rs ’ veT the forme - r Miss Pearl ^P° on -
white and yellow snapdragons The, leges and Universities,” was presi- M^ 1 College of South Carolina, died suddenly a^their home m Vet-
bride’s table in the dining ?oom warden! of Blue Key, national leadership ^ Suiter, Bill Beeland, Reese v.Ue at Presbyterian college Monday g, , . p r0 DertV
a “^h and heM fraternity, president of the class 0 r Young Mr and Mr, W^ L Henry, morning at, seven o clock. Services ^'OCR Property
lighted white candles in crystal can- l 952 - editor of the 1947 annual, and i-’ n ^ n \ T V &Henry, Bill Mc-
delabra. The wedding cake, made by! President of Alpha Lambda Tau fra- r Rl ^ d ’
Mrs. William M. Shields, a close vernity. j ^ ss , H ^ Mr
friend of the bride, was three tiers, 1 A large number of out-of-town M ' s w G Coker Mr and Mrs C
Pane, wiith Ben
topped with silver bells and decorat- guests were present for the wedding ^
ed with white camellias, satin ribbon, and for the reception,
and maline
were eheld at the graveside in the
cemetery, conducted by the Rev. D.
R. Webber, assisted by Dr* Frank
Ligon.
the Rev. Edouard
I Collins as reader.
j The vested ohour sings “a 'cnpella”
and from memory,- some of the most
i characteristic music of the XVI and
I XVIf;h centuries.
To Be Sold
An erroneous report in circulation “' 1 '— ——
the past several days stated that,the) STAPLING MACHINES—Arrow and
Besides the parents, she is survived interests in Greenwood had j>ur- Markwell, and staples. Chronicle
Afterwards Mr. and Mrs. Crowson Joint HoSteSSCS
left for a short wedding trip, the |, . D
bride wearing a beige spring suit of rlOnOr WGuGing rOrty
palo-sheen gabardine with balenciagO; Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
suede shoes and accessories. She i Crowson before they were married on*
wore a white blouse made from lace Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Wih-i
Galloway, Mr. and Mrs. Harry, by one sister, Virginia Lee Maness, c hasecl the large track' of land at
of this,,.city, the paternal grandpar-: Goldville known as the Blalock prop-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Maness, of; er ty ( W as erroneous. There is nowo-
Pelzer, and the maternal grandpar-1 er ty. vvas erroneous. There was
Layton. Mr. and Mrs. M <-nael Tur
ner, Miss Jean Layton and Bill Mc
Millan.
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brought to her from Europe by Mr.
Crowsop during the war, and her
corsage was the orchid from her
prayerlbook.
After the trip the couple will be at
home with the bridegroom's mother
in Fayetteville, where he holds a po-
sikino with the North Carolina em
ployment service. / .•
liam Shields and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. i
Jacobs were hosts ait the Jacobs home
on Saturday evening at a buffet sup-|
per for members of the wedding
party, close friends of the couple, and
out-of-town guests.
The lower floor of the home was
decorated with mixed spring flowers,
except in the dining room where pink
Mrs. Crowson is a graduate of the carnations set the color scheme
class of ^1946 of Winthrop college
where she was vice-president of her
The chandelier over the bride’s
table was made into a wedding bell
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