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/ •- Thursday, December 8, 1949 THE CUNTON CHRONICLE Page Seven SOCIETY (Continued from page three) background of fern, native cedar,' and white. The floor baskets were filled with large white mums, glad ioli, and fern. J. C. Boyce, father of the groom, acted as best man. The usher groomsmen were Joe Holland, Don Snelgrove, Richard Hampton, and Carl Espieg. Miss Gerry Trammell, cousin of the bride, was maid of honor. She wore an off-the-shoulder blue satin dress and carried a large nosegay of yellow mums tied with wide yellow satin ribbon. The bridesmaids were Miss Mar- tna Galloway and Miss Sara Boyce. They wore identical dresses of gold colored satin and carried nosegays of lavender mums. Miss Patricia Davenport, sister of the bride, was junior bridesmaid. Her gown was of blue satin fashioned along the same line as those of the other at- The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white wedding dress of duchess satin. The long sleeves tapered a tthe hands and the txmffant skirt ended in a train. Her veil of finger tip illusion was caught cap fashion by a coronet of net and white rose buds. She carried a bouquet of white roses centered with a purple-throated orchid. The bride s mother w f as dressed in a black and white floor length gown. Her corsage was a purple- throated orchid. The bridegroom's niother wore a floor length dress o! pink brocade satin and used a purple orchid corsage. Immediately following the cere mony. a reception was held at the home of the bride's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs R T. Trammell. The out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Davenport. Mrs. John Davis, Mr and Mrs Em mett Godfrey. Mrs Louise Burns. Mrs. Lillian Goodwin. Greenville. Mrs Horace Smith and Mias Jean Smith, Relief. Mrs . B Reeves. WrIlford. Mr and Mrs Jim Cul- Urtaon. Ware Sboala. Mrs John i»*own. Greenwood. Mias Barbara BtUentif*. Tocoa. Ga . and Mr. and Mrs. David Boyce. Sumter Thursday evening following the r « tarsal Mr. Vnd Mrs Alvin Tram r~n U entertained the attendants of the Davenport-B.' ce wedding par ty at their home un N Broad St Birth Announcements LAWSON Mr and Mrs Mi as L. Lawson sn- .ounce the birth of a eon and daugh- er. Marion Ray and Miriam Kay. it Hays hospital on Monday De cember 5 Mrs Lawson la the for- Tier Miss Lucille Copeland Bt'TLU Mr. and Mrs Louis W Butler. JrJ »ntou"..*e the birth of a son. Louis A’ Butler. III. on December 5. at Hays hospital. Mrs Butler was be- ore marriage Miss Ruby Pressley HEATON Mr. and Mrs James Edgar Hea ton announce the birth of a son. rimothy E<1. at Hays hospital on [X ember 2. DARBY Mr .and Mrs. James Wilton Darby >f Fountai” Inn. anoaun-e the birth if a son, Phillip Eugene, at Hays lospital on December 1. Mrs. Darby - the fom.er Miss Juanita Gray. BARNES Mr. and Mrs. Ernest B Barnes of ^ur^ns, announce the birth of a laughter, Petrena Lane, on Novem ber 30 at Hays hospital. Mrs. James was Miss Rose Wilkie prior o her marriage. I FULLER Mr. and Mrs. Sam Earl Fuller of Linards, announce the birth of a aughter, Brenda Diane, at Hays ospital on November 30. Mrs. 'uller was before marriage Miss Ag- les Sinclair. LEHN Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lehn announce he birth of a son. Collie William, n Monday, December 5, at the Bla- >ck clinic. Mrs. Lehn was before carriage Miss Norma Anderson, aughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. And- rson. YOUNG Mr. and Mrs. Andy B. Young, Jr., inounce the birth of a son, Andy B. tjung. III, at the General hospital in reenville on Tuesday, December 6. rs. Young is the former Miss Net- ? Murphy of Spartanburg. SMITH Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Smith of And- son, announce the birth of a lughter, Nancy Margaret, on Mon ty, November 21, at the Anderson ►spital. Mrs. Smith is the former iss Margaret Smith of Anderson, r. Smith formerly taught agricul- re at Clinton high school. SPIVEY Mr. and Mrs. Jesse H. Spivey of mte 2, announce the birth of a n on December 2, at the Blalock inlc. Mrs. Spivey is the former iss Jennie Vee Blackstone. PATTERSON Mr. and Mr*. O. L. Patterson an- »unce the birth of a daughter, -enda Gail, on Saturday, Decern- r a, at the Blalock clinic. 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