The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 25, 1949, Image 3
Thursday, August 25, 1949
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Pitts-Grube
Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. William Roy Pitts,
Attend Wedding
In Charleston
Mr. and Mrs. Goyne L. Simpson
Sr., of this city, announce the engage-j and Miss Fay Pites left today for
ment of their daughter, Fay, to Rob-, Charleston where they will attend
I Rev. G. H. Hodges, Methodist min
ister.
I Sgt. and Mrs. Hatton left for San
| Francisco, California on their honey-
'moon. Sgt. Hatton will leave from
San Francisco, for military duty in
Tokyo, Japan. Mrs. Hatton plans to
join him there in the near future.
Shower Compliments
Fall Bride-Elect
Complimenting Miss Fay Pitts,
fall bride-elect, Miss Myra Adair
and Miss Barbara Anderson enter
tained on Tuesday afternoon at the
home of the former.
A lovely arrangement of deep rose
and lavendar dahlias and zinnias
was presented a subscription to The
Chronicle to begin after her mar
riage.
Luncheon was served from a beau
tifully appointed buffet table in the
ert J. Grube, student at Davidson
college, Davidson, N. C., son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. James Grube, of
St. Augustine, Fla. The wedding will
take place this fall.
Myra Pitts
Fetes Friends
Last Wednesday evening Myra
Pitts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Pitts, was hostess to 24 little friends
for a picnic on the lawn of her home.
A number of outdoor games were
enjoyed and a picnic supper with
punch, ice cream and cake was ser
ved. Mrs. W. R. Pitts, Mrs. B. B.
Ballard ahd Mrs. L. O. Thomley as
sisted in entertaining and serving
the little folk. Myriads of gaily col
ored ballons used in decoration were
given the guests.
the wedding on Saturday of Mrs.
Simpson’s niece, Miss Evelyn Hesse,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George i,
Hesse, to Carlton Fleming of Creed- i n sun parlor,
moor, N. C., a student at Duke Un
iversity.
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ivory slipper satin designed with palms across one side of the room
tight fitting bodice with marquisette a large center sunburst arrange-
yolk and a sk.rt ending ;n a circular men t on the mantel of white gladi-
train. The fingertip veil of bridal > 0 ij ( tuberoses and chrysanthemums.
_ ... illusion w'as a.tached to a tiara ctf Matching pedestal containers of the
dining room and guests found their orange blossoms and seed pearls. She same flowers marked each side The
places at small tables. Roses and carried an arm bouquet of white car- entire scene was reflected un three
clematis formed the central decora- nationk. centered with a deep pur- m irror panels above the mantel,
tion for the table and the pink and P^ e Of chid. stairway was carried in
white clor note was repeated in the The bride’s mother.wore a pow- ^ite and a large bow of white sat-
refreshments w'hich included heart der blue crepe dress with pink car-
flanked with sprays f clematis ad
orned the living room mantel. Yel- of the occasion.
l«w marigolds and zinnias were used
shaped salad, cakes and ice cream
with other dainties. Elsewhere in the
receiving rooms zinnias, roses and
clematis were used.
Mrs. Godfrey and Mrs. Russell
Gray, the hostesses mothers, assisted
in the courtesies of entertaining.
Miss Pitts was presented an after-
dinner coffee cup as a remembrance
'jin marked the' landing post,
nations. ^ ^j rs ^ g Robeson, Jr., sang T
.The grooms mother was gowned L ove Thee” (Grieg) and “Because”
in an imported grey voile dress with; (d Harrielott) before the adding
a white carnation corsage. party entered. Mrs. R. L. Chipley,
For traveling the bride wore a pianist, played "The Rosary” (Nevin >
light blue suit with black accessories with the Bridal Chorus from "Lo-
and an orchid from the bridal bou- hengrin” (Wagner) for the proces-
quet. i sional and "Li^bestraum” (Liszt)
After the wedding _trip, Mr. and during the ceremony.
' Mrs. Young will make their home in
Union.
lege.
Miss Pitts will be maid of honor, which the postman called and pre- Church Ceremony
Mrs. Charles Daniel of Atlanta is the E *‘ ntAf1 the hnnoree with a nackase 7
guest of the Simpsons and will ac
company them to Charleston for the
rites.
Birthday Supper
For F. M. Stutts
Mexican
sunflowers and zinnias were arrang
ed and in the dining room the birth
day motif prevailed. A prettily dec
orated cake centered the table where
places were laid for eight. Guests
were fellow workers of Mr. Stutts
on the Thornwell campus.
Mr. Stutts was remembered with
Tuesday Club Meets
With Mrs. Hipp
The Tuesday bridge club met the
past week at the home of Mrs. Irby | a number of gifts.
S. Hipp for a number of enjoyable 1 # ^ •
afternoon games. Little Girl
Two tables were in play with high Dl.tL
and second score prizes going to Mrs. :^*®l®brOteS BlrthdOy
Raymond Pitts and Mrs. Bailey Wil- Thursday afternoon, Lynne Smith,
liams. After cards a salad course was ^ au £hter of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Smith
celebrated her third birthday with
an afternoon party at the home on
Cedar street.
Miss Anderson Weds
A novelty contest was enjoyed | . c , j v
with Miss Pitts as winner, after)JOmeS CdmundS TOUng
A graduate of Clinton high school
sented the honoree with a package’"■ T'VT'Tu' and Presbyterian college. Mr. Young
containing a shower of miscellaneous' . V" 85 , ® rtha Ar i? e « SOn .’ d , au " 1 is now connected with the Buick ag-
gifts. i ghter of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Ander- enc y j n Union. He is a veteran of
During the afternoon guests were * on °f Moore, became the bride of w or ici War II. having served in the
invited into the dining room for re- Edmunds Young, son o. Mr. yjavy Air Corps,
freshments which were served buffet ^rj s ' _ Hei ? I r , y Young, Sr., of Among the out-of-town guests at-
style. A crystal epergne filled with
pink roses, clematis and holding pink . . „
lighted tapers made a beautiful cen-;^”^ 11 church of - Io or«- M. Young, Jr., Carol Young. Miss
The Rev - Denn y Hl11 ol Pickens Grace and Davis young, B. C. Wil-
bouquet of roses was reflected on the' W1 !i5 iate< ?' . • , j . j liamson, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Tru-
buffet and the punch bowl on the The church was simply decorated Jackie and Ffcnrbert Truluck,
server was flanked with sprays of ^7*“ ^® rns an d a large center basket ,j r . t and James Von. Hollen of this
The bride’s only attendants were
t, • t '‘ vo five-year-old nieces, Lyn Smith,
Mrs. ^oung is a graduate of Ro ®-j daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith
buck high school and Lander eol-l 0 j Columbia, and Anita Arnold.
(Continued on page six)
^ Among the out-or-town guests ai-
this city on Wednesday, August 17 tending the rites
were Mr. and Mrs.
at 4 o clock at the Nazareth Presby- H M young. Sr„ Mr. and Mrs, H.
A surprise birthday supper was, , , w
given Tuesday evening honoring F.i f er P iec ®' ^ or the ta ^ le ’ r A 4 han<lso ^ e ; officiated
M. Stutts at his home.
„ Throughout the home
clematis and pink lighted tapers in
of white gladioli.
[city; Mr. and Mrs. George C. Young,
crystle holders. Dainty refreshments, Mrs Dave B , Ne#b ^ t , of Duncan: Rock Hill; Mrs. Harry Williams,
carrying out the pink party co ior * ave a P ro * rajT1 of mu ^ c P n : Charlotte. N. C.; Mrs. Claud Boyd.
note in bell shapes were
about twenty-five guests.
served or to ceremony. The traditional
wedding marches were used and dur
ing the ceremony “Melody of Love”
was softly played. “Seal Us O Holy
Spirit,” was used as a benediction.
Miss Clara Kay Anderson, sister
of the bride, was maid of honor and
Orlando, Fla.
served.
Roses nad zinnias were used in
decoration in the hostess home for
the occasion.
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About sixteen little friends enjoy
ed the festivities. r A/ter outdoor
games a table on the porch was pret
tily appointed in pink and white for
refreshments. The decorated birth
day cake with candles was served
with ice cream and punch. Novelty
favors were presented the children.
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Moore-Hatton
Rites Solemnized
A wedding of much interest to
friends here were the rites uniting
Mrs. Ruby Jacks Moore to Master
Sergeant James Kmcaid Hatton of
this city.
The ceremony was solemnized in
Newberry Tuesday, August 9, by the
Luncheon Announces
Pitts-Grube Engagement
A lovely luncheon announcing the only attendant. She wore a pale pink
engagment of Miss Fay Pitts and 1 dress fashioned with low neckline,
Robert J. Grube was given Saturday | scalloped bertha and tight-fitting bo
at 1 o’clock by Mrs. Cally Gault and dice. She carried an arm bouquet
Miss Virginia Gray at the home of of blue carnations, centered with
the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs 1 gladioli and edged with pink.
Ansel B. Godfrey. Henry M. Young, Jr., brother of
Sixteen friends of the honoree were the groom, acted as best man. Ush-
invited and when the guests arrived ers were Thomas B. Anderson, Jr.,
little Billy Pitts dressed as a messen- and Joseph Lee Anderson, brothers
ger boy rang the bell and delivered of the bride.
a cleverly worded announcement of: The bride, given in marriage by street, at eleven o'clock
the engagement in the form of an her father, Thomas B. Anderson. Sr. For the occasion, the ceremony
extra newspaper edition. Miss Pitts 1 wore a wedding gown of imported | room featured a banking of potted
Miss Evelyn Taylor
Becomes Bride of
Francis P. Thompson
Greenwood. Aug 24.—In a quiet
home ceremony held Tuesday morn
ing, August 23. Miss Evelyn Taylor
became the bride of Francis Preston
Thompson of Coronaca and Clinton
in the presence of the immediate
families of bride and bridegroom.
The Rev. Muller R. Wingard. pas
tor of Immanuel Lutheran Church,
performed the ring ceremony at the
home of the bride, 720 South Mam
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