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T>” Thursday, August 28, 1952 THE CLINTON CmRONICLF Page S^ven Society... (Continued from page three) also decorated in the wedding bell theme, white and green mints and punch. Directing the guests from dining room to den were Mrs. Curtis Wil son of Abbeville and Mrs. Ernest Eidlehuber. In the den the flowers used in decoration shaded from pink to lavender. Mrs. John Young of this city, an aunt of the honoree, and Mrs. W. D. Tinsley told the guests goodbye. ♦- Dinner Party For Visitors Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Hollis entertained a few friends at dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Billy Owens of Savannah, Ga. Dinner was served buffet from the dining table which was overlaid with a white linen cut work cloth and centered with gladioli in * a silver bowl. Small tables adorned with tiny bouquets were laid for the guests. Elsewhere at vantage points dahlias, zinnias and gladioli were decorative. Rev. and Mrs. Allen McSween of i Lincolnton, N. C., who were also vis iting here were guests.for the party. AndersoirMatthews Rehearsal Party Before the rehearsal on Monday evening for the Anderson-iMatthews wedding Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lehn, Mr. and Mrs. George Prady enter tained the wedding party and out-of- town guests at dinner at Hotel Mary Musgrove. Places were laid for the guests at the long banquet table which was appointed in a pink and white wed ding motif. The centerpiece fashioned of roses and clematis was flanked by triple silver candelabra holding white tapers. A course turkey dinner was served. The bride and groom presented gifts to their attendants at this time. Miss Wanda Elledge Weds Charles Gore Miss Wanda Elledge, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Earl Elledge of Ware Shoals, became the bride of Charles L. Gore, son ' aTMr. and Mrs. L>. L. Core of Shal- lotte, N. C., Sunday afternoon, Au gust 10, at Camp Methodist church in Shallotte. The Rev. Lawrence Bridges officiated using the double ring ceremony. - Prior to the ceremony, Mrs. Lil lian Hewett, pianist, and Mrs. Dav id Carmichael, soloist, of Shallotte presented a program of nuptial music. The bride and bridegroom en tered together. Her wedding dress was ballerina length pink lace oyer taffeta. She wore matching pink lace mitts and pink shoes. Her shoulder length veil was of pink nylon and she carried a large nose gay of pastel colored asters with blue satin ribbon. Following the ceremony, they greeted the guests in the vestibule of the church. Mr. and Mrs. Gore left during the evening for a wedding trip to the beach. They are making their home at Village Point near Shal lotte. For traveling, Mrs- Gore changed to an aqua linen dress with matching accessories. - Mrs: Gore is a graduate of Thorn- well orphanage high school, and Winthrop college, Rock Hill, where she was awauded the Mary Sullivan Award as an outstanding sopho more. She also served on Student Council. She taught in the Gastonia city schools for two - years and is now a member of the Shallotte schools faculty. Mr. Gore is an honor graduate of Shallotte high school and has since Bride and Groom-Elect iionored With Lovely Reception by Youngs Following the rehearsal on Tues day evening, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Young and Miss Georgia B. Young entertained at their home on South Broad Street honoring Miss Mona Blakely and Earle Barron, whose wedding took place on Wednesday evening, and assembling the bridal party, the immediate family, and out-of-town guests. Throughout the spacious Young home a profusion of beautiful flowers were used for decoration. In the hall an arrangement of shaded rose zin nias was placed by the stairway and on the console white zinnias and gladioli were effective. Pink roses and dahlias combined with sprays of clematis adorned the living room mantel and elsewhere pink roses and zinnias were used with clematis ing room where the traditional green and white color note was carried out. Adorning the exquisitely ap pointed table, overlaid with an or gandy and lace cloth over green was the beautifully decorated and em bossed cake, topped with a minia ture bride and groom, outlined at the base with graceful sprays of clematis, and containing the em blems of fatee, flanked with burning candles in silver candelabra and on BRIEFS.. ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW Lt. and Mrs., Bill McKinnon and daughter, Beth, of Columbia, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Crowson and son, either side of the table were silver, Edward, of Gastonia, N. C., were wedding bells, having tiny flower; week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. clappers and tied with white satin Wm. Henry. ribbon. Extending from the chande-1 Mr and Mrs Fred Adams and lier were bells tied with white rl b-; srna u son h aV e returned to their bon. On the mantel a large arrange- home in Aniston, Ala., after visit ment of gladioli and chrysanthemums was used. it Assisting the host and hostesses in ing their aunts v Mrs. Tom Cooper and Mrs. Frank Fowler. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Avery of entertaining were: Mr. and Mrs. Lee . Rock Hm were week-end guests Add Blakely, Mr. and Mrs. Bonner of Mr and Mrs Irby Hipp Harvely of Greenwood, Gen. and ~... , T - t,- Mrs. Ansel Godfrey, Mrs. H. K. -Neely ' < ol ' artd M , ri „ R ° b l rt ,, E ' V'-” 0 ''' of Pelham; Ga., Mrs. J. A. Marker of Margaret Kent Bell and Mrs Atkins, Mrs. Thornwell Dunlap, Mrs. J B , R, ' ketls , ° Greenv.lle spent Carroll D: Nance, Miss Nancy Owen**''*™' d | ys , las wdek vaca “ onlns and Mrs] Braxton Dutton. ,n L ' t,le Switzerland. N. C. * During tl\e evening the cake was 1 ^ r - an( * *^ r? - Frank Fowler are cut with the bride and bridegroom [ relatives In Gadsden, Ala cutting the first slice. , WITH THE SICK Mrs. F. F: Hicks left yesterday for a visit with Mrs. John M. Smith in. Decatur,. Ga., ^nd- friends m Chi cago, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Suber speut Mrs. J. W. Horton is improving last’ week with the former’s par- at home-following a short stay ati^nts, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Suber the Blalook clinic suffering a brok en wrist injury. W. M. Bowie has returned to his home from the Blalock clinic where he was a patient several days Their friends will be interested to know they have moved from Ma : rion, N. C., to Laurens where they will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Holcombe and WEDDING INVITATIONS ANNOUNCEMENTS CALLING CARDS - INFORMALS lit — ' High quality engraving on the loveliest papers . . . styles to suit the most dis- criminating. It would be a pleasure for us to look after your requirements. Guests were invited into the din- friends of Mrs. Ross Young or som~ Brent, spent several days inj Laurens, will regret to know she is Cayce last week with Mr. and Mrs.: a patient in the York hospital suf-jW. B. Able and family. Joyce Abel fering injuries received in an auto-j returned home with them for a sev-j , mobile accident near there Friday, eral days visit. 1 Mrs. Young was visiting her daugh-! James K. Suber of Savannah, i ter, Mrs. Carl Hart, at the time of Ga.. was the guest several days last ! the accident. Several of her grand-1 week of his brother, and sister-in- i children, who were in the car, were law’, Mr. and Mrs. Henry’ C. Suber. i less severely injured than Mrs. I _ ^ ; Young who^sustained arm and knee BSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE injuries. Mrs. Alice Worthy of Cross Hill, is a patient at the Blalock clinic. Mrs. Beauregard McAlister has returned to her home from the Bla lock cjinic where she w’as a patient several days. 4-H Council Members Attend Comp For Week CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. Stationery Dept. Soy “I Sow It In The Chronicle" — Thank You! FOR A MORE COMPLETE LINE OF Tire stone Got Your Fishing License Yet?.. Come In . .We Got 'Em WINNER OF WEEKLY $3.00 PRIZE T. REX YOUNG 2 lb. 10 oz. Bass COME IN AND REGISTER! SEE WHAT HE CAUGHT IT ON! Gox Home & Auto Supply Fishing Headquarters / Some of the Disorders Successfully Corrected By Dr. Hart Allergies Anemia Angina Pectoris Appendicitis Arthritis Asthma Bed Wetting Bright’s Disease Bronchitis Bursitis Catarrh Colds Constipation . Croup Deafness Dermatitis Diabetes Diarrhea Eczema Epilepsy Eye Trouble Gall Stones Gastritis Goiter Hay Fever Headaches Heart Trouble Hemorrhoids High Blood ‘ Pressure Indigestion Insomnia Influenza Infantile Paralysis Liver Disorders Low Blood Pressure For further information, consult— DR. CHARLES J. HART CHIROPRACTOR Next to First Methodist Church Telephone 22501 Parking Space 254 West Main St. — Laurens, S. C. JL Onita Silver, vice-president of ' the Laurens County 4-H Coun cil, Nancy Dodson, vice-president of the Piedmont District Council, i Mrs. T. B. Sumeret. 4-H council leader, and Miss Myrtice Taylqr, asssitant Home Demonstration ag ent, are attending the State Council Training camp for officers at Bob Cooper August 25-29. A planned program in officer and leadership training w’ill be given during the week. ' 1 Miss Dodson was selected as one of tw’o delegates fro South Caro lina to attend the North Carolina state 4-H week in July and will give a complete report of this week at the §>tate Council Training camp. The Laurens County Council of ficers are as follows - president, Herhchel Gibbs, Trinity - Ridge; vice-president, Onita Silver, Clin ton; secretary, Doris McDonald, Mountville; treasurer, Billy Ray Traynham, Gray Court. Marsh Accepts New School Job Coach Calvert R. Marsh has ac cepted the pnneipatship of Lower Richland high school and entered upon his duties July l. He is a ’graduate of Presbyterian college, imd received his M.A. degree from the University of South Carolina in June. " * .i He has been football coach and teacher at the school for -the past three years. Mr. Marsh married Miss Doris Fuller of this citv. WOUNDED IN KOREA Lt. Marion Marsh, former Pres-' byterian college student, received wounds in the Korean conflict on July 18, and is now a hospital pa tient in Japan. COUNTY OFFICES CLOSED All county offices will be closed Monday for Labor Day, with the exception of the sheriffs office. CARD OF THANKS The family of the kite Mrs. W. C. Power wishes to thank their friends and neighbors for the kind expres sions of sympathy shown during the illness and at the death of their wife and mother. Especially do we thank members of the Church of God. Calvary Baptist church and the Pentecostal Holiness church for the meals served, —W. C. POWER AND CHILDREN READ THE CHRONICLE ADVERTISEMENTS REGULARLY EACH WEEK II will pay yon. It’s thrifty to shop first in this newspaper, then in the stores as prices chance and new merchandise is received and displayed. BE WISE— READ THE ADS Pulpwood Quickly Unloaded by Crane — No Hand Labor Required Prompt Payment Accurate Measurement ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF THE LAURENS PULPWOOD YARD Located AYj Miles Northeast of Clinton on old I^urens Highway At Brand Station. C. N. & L. Railway % OPERATED BY West Virginia Pulp & Paper Company —W. R. TRAYLOR, Manager- Before Shipping Secure Necessary Specifications