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/ Thursday, August 16, 1956 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Page Seven Society • • • (Continued from page three) Miss Thomas Bride. (Continued from page three) Miss Beoky 'Speake presided ov er the bride’s register. Mrs. L. E. Cason and Mrs. S. W. Sumerel bade the guests goodbye and invited them to see the bride’s gifts at the home. Mrs. W. M. Fen nell, of Newberry, aunt of the bride, and Miss Bessie Jones were in The gift room. For her wedding trip to the mountains of North Carolina the bride wore an embroidered cotton satin sheath dress of champagne with matching jacket. With this she used white accessories and wore the orchid from her Bible. They will be at home in Middle- burg, N. C., after August 23. Mrs. Freeland was graduated from Clinton high school and at tended Mars Hill Junior college where she was a membet of the Y. W. A. council. Volunteers for Christ, Marshal and Censor of the Clio Literary society, member French and Basketball clubs. She transferred to Furman university in her junior year. While at Fur man she was a member of Kappa 1 Delta Epsilon, a national honoraryj sorority, on the B. S. U. executive | council in students Volunteers and the A Cappelia choir. She will! teach first and second combination! grade at Middleburg this fall. Mr. Freeland was graduated alj Conshohocken high school, served three years in the Air Force arid was stationed part of that time in Japan and Korea.,He attended the University of California and trans ferred to Furman university where he majored in history. At Furman he was a member of the B. S. U. executive council and of the Min isterial Union. He plans to enter the Southeastern Baptist Theolog ical Seminary at Wake Forest. N. C., this fall. Out-of-town guests here for the rites included: Mr. and Mrs. James Freeland, Cooksville, Canada; Mrs. Warren Boganz, of Belle Glade, Fla.; Mrs. W. N. Long, Walter Long, Jr.. Mary Long, of Belmont. N. C^-Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Cole, Jr., and Jolene, Mr., and Mrs James M. Holliday and Regina, Mrs. Ora Lee Jordan, Mrs. Grace L. Levy, Mr. and Mrs. Ben' W. Whitlow and Bill, Miss Mary Lawrence, of Charlotte. N. C.; Mr. and Mrs. Perry Thomas, Miss Sar ah Adams, of Morganton. N. C.; Mr. and Mrs. Carrll Jones, Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Jones, Mrs. K. A. Traynham, Mrs. David Catron, of Greenville. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scruggs, Mrs. N. C. Hanna and Mary Cath erine, Jack Padgett, Mrs. L F. Scruggs and Dianne, Gallic, Steve, of McCormick; Mr. and Mr?. Henry Vaughn and Larry, Mrs. J. B. McCombs, Thomas Lee Jordan, of Greenwood; Mr. and Mrs. Wil bur Riddle and Mike, Thomas Q. Cook, Jr., of Laurens; Mr. and Mrs. James C. King, Jr., Mrs. George Bennett, Mrs. Claud Boyd, of Bar tow, Fla. Also, Mrs. Margaret Surrett, Mr. and Mrs. Claude King, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Cljeek, Mrs. Pearl Gilstrap, Mrs. E^ssie Moody of Easley; Mr. and^Mrs. Harvey Jor dan and Ricky, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Fennell and Lewis, Mrs. W. M. Fennell, Jr., Mrs. T. B. Amis, Ruth and Fran Amis, of Newber ry; Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McKee, of Cross Anchor; Niles C. Claris, Jr., of Waterloo; Charles L. Crook, of Boone, N. C; Miss Charlotte De- vinney, Oran R. Nabors, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Delaney, Kitty and Dishie, of Joanna; Jack Vaughn, Jr., Belton; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Camilleri, of Toccoa, Ga. James Robert Vaughn played pi ano selections during the recep tion. PRESCRIPTIONS McGEE’S Cvhm f)hAMruwy U cup/w^eMooiv not a sideline- | COMPLETE LINE OF SICKROOM SUPPLIES | -FREE DELIVERY- I Your No. 1 Drug Store “DIE FOR ALL YOU ARE WORTH” Hugh L Eichelberger NEW YORK LIFE MAN 33 Years Experience PROFESSIONAL INSURANCE INFORMATION FURNISHED FREE ' PAUL TVNSLIY.irift onoriheT dralooci of good Bring for somebody. Paul's been with the Com- pony far 16 yean. He's active in church work. Hobbies fishing and hunting. Meet the Man who brings an armload of good living ... Paul Tinsley, telephone installer for Southern Bell, brings a lot of good living with his phones. He brings peace of mind. Security. Quick, easy touch with folks around town or across the land, at low cost. ^ t He brings the beauty of telephones in color ... the convenience of light-up dials, spring cords, “hands free” Speakerphones and other new things for the “well-telephoned home”—with the right equipment in the right places for your needs. Paul and fellow-installers have put in over 7 Vi million phones m 10 years, as part of one of the South’s exciting growth stories. He and 66,000 other Southern Bell folks work together to give you the complete, modem telephone service yen want 0 Miss Strickland Weds Robert James Sherrill Lutheran Church In Laurens On Wednesday, July 25, at eight o’clock at the Atonement Lutheran church in Laurens, the wedding of Miss Brenda Strick land, and Robert James Sherrill was solemnized: The Rev. George C. Kahl officiated at the service after a. brief program of wedding music by Mrs. Ken Eargle, or- anist, and Miss Judy Riddle, vo calist. Altar decorations included bas kets of white gladioli, candles, and ivy. .. v The couple was attended by Miss Rosemary Finkbeiner as maid of honor and William Sher rill, brother of the bridegroom, as best man. The candles were lighted by Larry Finkbeiner, cou sin of the bridegroom. Only the immediate families attended. Mrs. Sherrill is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Strickland of this city. -Mr. Sherrill is the eldest so nof Mr. and Mrs. How ard Sherrill, of Laurens. After a brief wedding trip the couple will reside in Albany, Ga. Methodist Circles Will Meet Monday The SSra Glenn circle of Broad Street Methodist church will meet Monday evening, August 29, at 8 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Ray Pitts. Mrs. J. W. Abrams and Miss Wynona Ray will be hostesses. The Louise Best circle will meet at Whitten Village also at 8 Mon day evening. Informal 1 Party For Visitor On Friday morning Mrs. C. W. Copeland was hostess for Miss Rosa Mahaffey of Daytona Beach, Fla., a former Clinton resident, who was the house guest of Mrs. Frank Kellers. Twelve friends enjoyed an in formal hour, cokes and sandwich es. will return to their respective stations, she at the Naval Air Station at Jacksonville, Fla., and he to Cherry Point, N. C. Mrs. Chirico is a graduate of Clinton high school and attend ed Berea College, Berea, Ky., and is an airman in the U. S. Navy, Jacksonville, the Lin,dhur5t schools and is in Pfc. Chirico is a graduate of trie Marine Corps at Cherry Point, N. C. 1 • \ Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gantt, Jr., of Greenville, sister and brother-in-law of the bride, were here for the wedding. Laurens Bride-Elect Complimented Here A luncheon was given on Sat urday at the Mary Muskr<j>ve Ho tel for Miss Judy Hart, of Lau rens, bride-elect, by Miss Bar bara Wasson, of Hickory Tavern. The hostess was assisted in en tertaining by her mother, Mrs. Robert C. Wasson. Sweethpart roses, delphinium, and gladioli decorated the dining room. The centerpiece for the table was a large floral wedding bell cake made up of pink and white colonial nosegays which were given the guests at the conclusion of the luncheon. A four-course menu was served. Miss Hart’s gift from the host ess was china in her chosen pat tern. mick, Mrs. Tom Cook, of Laurens, Mrs. H. M Young and Mrs. R. P. Wilder.| Mrs. Cooper, Jr., \ Circle Hostess The Business Woman’s circle No. 2 of the First Baptist church met Tuesday evening at the home of j Sunday. ' '..v ter and brother-in-law of the bride, on Saturday evening in We* 4 21*f street, New the private djning room of the ^Alexander was before marriage Mary Musgrove Hotel befbre the ' Miss Emma McCrary rehearsal for the wedding of Miss Terry Thomas and Henry Free land. Guests included the wed ding party and out of town visi tors here for the ceremony on Mrs. Adair Honors Miss Terry Thomas Honoring Miss Terry Thomas, popular bride-elect, Mrs Johnny For MiSS Campbell Mrs. Lynn Cooper, Jr The program for the evening, “Ye Christian Heralds Go Pro claim,” was given by the follow ing: Mrs. Kdrl Espieg, Mrs. Cur tis Freesmap, Mrs. R. E. Martin, Mrs. Arlene Staton, Mrs. Fred Burdette, Jr, Miss Annette Smith and Mrs. Cooper Mrs. L. A Odom, of Wilming ton, N. C., w^s a visitor Later in the evening a sweet course was served. i Roper-Wilkes Invitations Out - Of cordial social intere’st in the following invitatiori being received by friends and relatives of the couple: A large silver bowl filled with mums and gypsophaha fashioned the central decoration for the banquet table, appointed in green and white. Elsewhere in the dining room arrangements of gladioli, gypsophaha and lilies in pink were decorative. Birth Announcements GILSTRAP Mr and Mrs. Leonard Gilstrap announce the birth of a son, Steve Michael, on Aug 10 at Blalock clinic Mrs G'l stra P is ’-he former Miss ^Ls Hrirton. TYSON in get well messages she has receiv ed from Clintonian* She said, 'espeoia..iy do !• wish to thank our big family a 4 . Whitten Village' for *. he 1 r thoi ugh t fu ir.es< ’ der announce the birth of a son on lett ^t 433 August 12, at Hays hospital Mrs. York Crty > In writing to friends here, Mis* HalletV expressed her apprecta- BALDWIN I tion for the kindnesses since she Mr and Mrs.- Harry Baldwin has’ been in New York, and the announce the birth of a son, Har ry' Eak:n,.Jr , August 13, at Hays hospital. Formerly Mrs Flaldwin was M:s's Ja kie W;er TI RNF.R Mr and Mr^ Jimmy Turner, of MountvilKs announce the birth of a daughter, Pamela Sue. on Aug ust 14, at Hays hospital Before marriage Mrs Turner was Miss Glenn Davis. KOON Mr and Mrs. C. R Koon. of Prosperity, announce the birth of twin sons. Jerry Lee and Terry Lewis, on Saturday, August 11, at Columbia hospital. Mrs Koon is the former Miss Margaret Simp son, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Lewis D, SUnpisori of this city Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. 'Tyson Mr and Mrs. Robert Benjamin ^ nnf,u ,^ thc birth of a son, James Russell Tyson, II, on Aug 13 at. Blalock clinic Mrs. Tyson is the former Miss Betty Ann OTuel ALEXANDER and Mrs. W Abit Alexan- Roper request the honour of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Jane to Mr. Gene Cameron Wilkes Friday, the thirty-first of August at eight o’clock First Baptist Church Laurens, South Carolina and afterwards at -the reception Lakeside Country Club ; Bridal Luncheon Mr. Miss Norma Hallett Recuperating In N. Y. Friends of Miss Norma Hallett, psychologist and director of train- ling at Whitten Village, will be : glad to know she is recuperating from an eye operation at the home o' her i'ter. Miss Cordice Hal- If he has you dead to rights. ••♦**••••****•* ** ** ** ** •* ++ ♦♦ •• «« %*«W*«* < FOR NIGHT OftoSITS :: Adair entertained with a soft drink party Friday morning at her home. .. ' The entertaining, rooms were Saturday at noon at the Mary Mysgrove Hotel Mrs Joe P Terry entertained Miss Betty Ann Campbell and her bridal attend- :: attractively decorated with yel-j ants at luncheon. Informal Gathering Given For Couple Friday evening prior to their marriage on Sunday, Miss Terry Thomas and Robert H. Freeland were complimented when Mr. and Mrs. fylarion Hiers and Miss Bessie Jones entertained ne4gh- bors of the bride at an informal supper party. Supper was served buffet to about thirty guests. Mr. and Mrs. James Freeland, uncle and aunt of the groom, of Cooksville, Canada, were out of town guests for the occasion. Mrs. Adair Entertains With Shower Thursday evening at her home on .North Adair street Mrs. John ny Adair entertained with a mis cellaneous shower honoring Miss Betty Ann Campbell, bride-elect. Summer flowers, including yel low gladioli and white asters at tractively- adorned the home. Several bridal contests were enjoyed. Later, in a novel man ner, Miss Campbll was presented a shower of gifts. During the evening the guests were invited into the dining room where sandwiches, punch and cake, were served in buffet style from a prettily appointed table. Mrs. William Henry assisted in entertaining. Mrs. Adair remembered the honor guest with a satin comfort. Dixon-Chirico Vows Spoken In Home Ceremony- Miss Deborah Geer Dixon, daughter of Mrs. A I. Dixon and the late Mr Dixon, of Renno, be came the bride of Pfc. Anthony Jean Chirico. U. S. Marine Corps, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Chiri co, of Lindhurst, N J.. at 8:00 o’clock Tuesday evening, August 7, in a candlelight ceremony a* the home of the bride Rev. J. H. Darr, pastor of the j bride, performed the double ring ceremony beneath an arch on either side of which were tall floor baskets of white gladioli interspersed with fern and two seven-branched candelabra “Nuptial music was presented by Mrs. James Copleand, pianist. The candles were lighted by Ar nold Dixon, brother of the bride. The. couple entered together unattended and the vows were spoken in the presence ot fhe family and^lose friends. •The bride wore a light Llue polished cotton street length dress and carried a nosegay cen tered-with a white orchid. A reception was held immedi ately following the ceremony. The bride changed for travel ing to a black gray striped ensem ble with matching accessories She wore the orchid from her bridal bouquet. After a wedding trip to Lind hurst, N J., the bride and groom Southern Bell Telephone Dr. David T. i Mixon —OPTOMETRIST— 201 N. Rroad St. Phone 1308 Office Hours 9-5:30 low gladioli and white asters combined with other summer flowers. The honoree was presented a corsage and cup and saucer in her chosen china pettern. During the morning the guests were invited into the dining room where refreshments of assorted sandwiches, chips, and decorated cake squares were served. Wedding Party, Guests Entertaind Members of the Thamas-Free- fand wedding party and out-of- town visitors~here for the rites were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rem- bert Truluck, Mr. and Mrs. Monte Cook on Sunday at noon at the Truluck home. In keeping with a green and white color note small table over laid with green covers and hold ing white wedding bell place cards were appointed for the three course meal. Sterling silver napkin rings with their names engraved mark ed the place of the bride and groom. 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