The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 28, 1956, Image 7
Thursday, June 28, 1956
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Society...
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handsome arrangement of yellow
roses adorned the buffet.
Several hundred guests called
during the appointed hours.
Mr. and Mrs. Copeland (Sara
Lena Mosley) were married on
June 20, 1906, at the home of the
bride’s parents, the late Mr. and
Mrs. Colbert Mosley in Prosperity
by the Rev. Mr. Caldwell.
Mrs. Dillard Fetes
Two Visitors Here
Honoring Mrs. Ken Bogle of
Marietta, Ga., and Mrs. John Pitt
man of Rockingham, N. C., who
are visitiiig here, Mrs. L. B. Dil
lard was Jhostess to thre e tables
of bridge at her home on Friday
afternoon.
Blue and pink hydrangeas com
bined with pink gladioli over a
cutwork and lace cloth were at
tractively arranged on the din
ing room table, and elsewhere
daisies combined with feverfew
and other summer flowers were
used.
The honor guests were present
ed gifts and score winners were
Mrs. Pittman, Miss Lillian Dil
lard and Mrs. Hugh Jacobs.
A salad course, sandwiches,
sh^rbert, cookies and iced tea
were served later in the after
noon.
Assisting in entertaining were
Mis Lily ^Jdrhprough and Miss
Emily Dillard of Greenville.
Luncheon For Miss
Ray and Attendants
Mrs. Wofford Layton, of Roe
buck, Mrs. Arnold Cannon and
Mrs. Olin Johnson, of this city,
aunts of the bride, entertained
BARBECUE JULY 4
AT LAKE REYNOSA (Reno)
Pork and Hash Ready For Sale
By 8 A. M.
Free Pony Rides for the Kiddies
JULY 2nd
THROUGH 7th
CLOSING
In order to give our employees a much-needed vaca
tion, we the undersigned, will be closed from—
JULY 2nd THROUGH 7th
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We Will Re-Open Monday
’ Morning, July 9th - -
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with a lovely luncheon at noon
yesterday at the Hotel Mary Mus-
grove for Miss Joan Ray and
her attendants.
Out of town guests in addition
to members of the wedding party
included Mrs. Clyde Brown, the
groom’s mother, of Decatur, Ga,.
Mrs. W. M. Tucker, the groom’s
sister, of Decatur, Ala., Miss
Madelene Brown, aunt of the
groom,t of Washington, D. C.,
Miss Linda Shuler, of Holly Hill,
and Miss Betty Lou Rast, of Cam
eron. At this time the bride pre
sented her gifts to the attendants.
The buffet luncheon table was
beautifully appointed in a pink
and white motif. Satin ribbons
extended from a central floral ar
rangement to fashion the table
decoration.
HOT SPECIALS
—ON-
VACATION MEATS
WHITE’S FULLY COOKED—Whole or Half
CURED HAMS * 65 c
FRESH GRADE A
FRYERS
EACH. 75 C
FRESH PORK WHOLE PICNIC
SHOULDER
»33 c
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SPARE RIBS O?
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Entertains Club.
Other Bridge Guests
Entertaining members of her
card club and additional guests,
Mrs. E.' N. Sullivan was hostess
for bridge on Tuesday afternoon
of the past week.
Gladioli and roses were used in
decoration for the card rooms
where <a number of games were en
joyed. Later the hostess served a
salad plate and iced drinks.
Score winners were Mrs. J. F.
Jacobs, Jr., Mrs. Edward Ferguson
and Mrs. Ben Hammet.
Dinner Party For
Bride, Groom-Elect
Honoring Miss Joan Ray and
James Frank Brown whose wed
ding took place last evening, Miss
es Rose Moore Nettles, Nancy
Simpson and Marjorie Mills en
tertained with a dinner party or.
Monday evening at the home of
the former’s parents. Mr. and Mrs
Harry Nettles.
Place cards in a wedding motif
marked the places for about lb
guests at small tables on the porch
and living room. Two heart shaped
cakes with the names ‘Joan and
Jimmy” encircled with greenery
and flanked by white tapers in
silver holders formed the decora
tion for the buffet supper table. In
the living room floral arrange
ments were in shaded yellow and
bronze.
Mrs. Bohn Glover assisted Mrs.
Nettles in serving.
Mr. and Mrs. Monte Cook who
were recently married were hon
ored guests and were presented a
gift of china.
Miss Kay McQuage, of Clio, was
an out-of-town guest for the par
ty. _
Mr. and Mrs. Brown
Have Silver
Anniversary
Celebration June 21
On Thursday evening, Mr.
Mrs. R. H. Brown were hosts for
a lovely reception at their home
between 8 and 10 o’clock celebrat
ing the silver anniversary of their
wedding.
Guests were greeted at the door
toy James D. Brown, of Newberry,
brother of Mr. Brown. The receiv
ing line was composed of Mrs.
Ralph W. Hembree, Jr., and Mr.
Hembree, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. C. M. Folk,
mother of Mr. Brown, and Mrs.
George O. Koon, of Newberry,
mother of Mrs. Brown.
The entrance hall was attrac
tively decorated with an artistic
arrangement of white gladioli and
calla Lillies.
Mrs. J. E. Chandler, of Laurens,
sister of Mrs. Brown, showed guests
into the gift room, which was dec
orated with vari-colored roses and
gladioli. Mr. and Mrs. Frank D.
Koon, of Charlotte, N. C., also as
sisted here.
Entertaining in the living room
were Mrs. A ton Oxner, Mrs. John
Wilson, Mrs. Cedi P. Wilson and
Misses Lily Folk and Jane Locnl-
nick, of Newberry.
_ Ice cream, decorated cake
squares and mints were served by
little Jackie Hembree, grand
daughter of the Browns, and Miss
es Billie And Ann Koon, of Co
lumbia.
The table was centered with a
pyramid arrangement of white
gtodioh, carnations, miniature
mums and white calladiums, flank
ed by silver tapers on each side.
White flowers were also arranged
on the mantel and buffet in the
living room.
The guest register on the porch
was kept by Miss Sara Folk, of
Newberry.
Punch was served in the yard
by Mrs. Olin H. Lominick and Mrs.
Hamilton H. Folk, of Newberry.
The guests were bade good-bye
by Dr. and Mrs. George S. Koon,
of Columbia.
Several hundred called during
the appointed hours.
Evans-Wicker Rites
Take Place Sunday
The wedding of Miss Jeanette
Evans and Robert Everett Wicker
will take place on Sunday after
noon at 3 o’clock at the Joanna
Baptist church in Joanna. Mias
Evans has extended an invitation
to all friends'to attend the cere
mony.
Luncheon For
Visitor Here
Wednesday at one o’clock, Mrs.
R. E. Ferguson entertained with
a lovely luncheon at the Hotel
Mary Musgrove honoring her
daughter, Mrs. John F. Beckman,
of Lodi, California, who is visiting
here.
Vari-colored dahlias in shades
of purpljB and pink were attrac
tively arranged at intervals on
the long tablee.
A three course luncheon was
served to about thirty guests.
Joint Hostesses
For Morning Party
A lovely party was given on
Friday morning by. Mrs. Hugh S.
Jacobis and Mrs. Reece Young at
the Jacobs home on Cedar street.
Guests were invited for a num
ber of morning bridge games after
which the tables were appointed
for hin*he<^-
Awards for scores went to Mrs.
Harry Baldwin, Mrs. Frank Sher
rill and Mrs. Ken Bogle, of Ma
rietta, Ga., who was an out-of-
town'guest. Other visitors here in
vited for the party were Mrs. John
B. Pittman, of Rockingham, N. C.,
Mrs. John F. Beckman, of Lodi,
California, and Mrs. L. C. Mc
Carthy, of Shreveport, La.
The card rooms were artistical
ly decorated for the occasion with
a variety of euanmer--flowers in
pastel tints.
'
Herbert Morgan, Grady Edge, Mrs.
A. N 1 . Lancaster and Mrs. L. K.
Riser.
Friends of Mrs. Mace Young, Sr.,
will be interested to know she is
a patient at Blalock clinic.
Carolyn Nabors, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Nabors, is im
proving at home following an op
eration at Blalock clinic.
Mrs. Raymond Price underwent
an operation yesterday at Hays
hospital.
■ Friends of Mrs. J. P. Prather
will be interested to know she is
| a patient at Hays hospital.
■Mrs. Beatrice Dyer, Mrs. Floyd
Godfrey, Genioun Rowe and R. C.
Satterfield are patients at Blalock
clinic.
Mrs. Charles Harris underwent
an operation at Hays hospital on
Tuesday.
Friends of Edward Ray. Jr., will
be glad to know he is improving
( at home following a several days
Pag* Seven
stay at Blalock clinic.
V Mrs. Ruby Deadwyler has re
turned home from Blalock clinic
where rile was a patient several
days.
R. H. Roper, Jr.
Heads Lakeside
Country Club
Robert H. Roper, Jr, vice-pres
ident of the Laurens Glass Works,
was / elected president of the
Lakeside Country club at a direc
tor* meeting held Wednesday
evening following the annual
business meeting. Ralph T. Wil
son, Jr., was elected vice-presi
dent. The secretaryship, which
is the only salaried office, ~ is
presently held by James, E. Wolfe,
of Cliriton. • 1 Yu.
In the business meeting David
George and Russell Dendy were*
elected new directors from Lau
rens, and Rufus Sadler and Geo.
Huguley new directors from plin-
ton. They serve for two years.
Holdover directors arte Mr Wil
son ■ and Frank Martin, both of
Laurens, and John Addison, re
tiring president, and Tom Bald
win of Clinton.
President Roper announced the
appointment of Tom Baldwin and
David George as members of the
greens committee of the golf links
and said that his other appoint
ment^ would be anounced later.
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Birth Announcements
BOATMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Edward
Boatman announce the birth of a
son, on June 25 at Hays hospital.
DIXON
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Dixon an
nounce the birth of a son on June
27 at Hays hospital.
THANKS ONCE AGAIN
I deeply appreciate the loyal support and vote
given me during the first and second primary
elections. With a deep sense of humility and heart
felt appreciation I say—
“Thank You Once Again”
The many friends that I have made during this
campaign will always he cherished and remember
ed.
I sincerely hope and pray that the new delega
tion will direct tiheir efforts toward economic de
velopment of ourVounty for good of all our people.
As a private citizen I shall support their efforts to
help bring this about.
DR. C. J. HART
NOTICE!
With the exception of 2 , /j hours. I have main
tained my regular office hours during the entire
campaign.
WE SHALL BE CLOSED WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY, JULY 4 and 5
Regular Hours 9-12 and 3-6 Daily Except Thursday
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CLINTON
JOANNA
WITH THE SICK
Cordell Sanders is convalescing
following an operation at Blalock
clinic.
Patients at Hays hospital in
clude Hershel Lawson, Mrs. Annie
Tinsley, Mrs. Jessie King, Mrs.
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Stuffed Olh 2 Large Sofas Regular $149 so Now $75-oo
Tender Spears! Niblets
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