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i 6 <y. Thursday, August 8, 1957 THE CUNTON CHRONICLE Page Seve» • • (Continued from page three) who the Young and Mrs. Montis Cook, in turn presented them . to honoree. Miiss Young’s gift from the host ess was china in her wedding pat tern. * Couple Wed Saturday; Residd On Caldwell Street The wedding of Miss Mary Ed na Martin and Jesse Theodofe El lison took place Saturday eve ning, August 3, at 8 o’clock at the First Baptist Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Ernest Martin, of 211 Shands street, and was gradu ated from Clinton High School in May. The groom is the son of Mrs. Jesse T. Ellison, of 209 Shands St, and the late Mr.Elli- son. He is manager of Pitts Coun try Market. The bride and groom entered together for the ceremony which was perfonned by the Rev. J. H. Darr. They were attended by his brother, Thomas Ellison, as best man and Miss Mary Keith Adair as maid of honor. Miss Adair wore a pink cotton and silk embossed sheath dress and carried a bouquet of pink car nations tied with blue ribbon. . The bride wore a white cotton and silk sheath dress embroidered in ice blue with matching cum- beihund and an all-over lace duster with matching head piece. Her flowers were a bouquet of white carnations tied with em bossed ribbon and showered with smaller carnations. . Mrs. James Pitts, organist, pre sented a program of wedding mu sic including ‘Traumenei” (Shu man), ‘The Sweetest Story Ever Told” (Stutts), “Romance” (Zit- terbart) .and “Serenade” (Shu- bert) during the ceremony. Two floor baskets with white gladioli and fern and a back ground of greenery decorated the altar. The brides mother wore a pink dacron and lace dress with pink carnation corsage. The groom’s mother wore blue nylon with a white carnation corsage. Following a wedding trip to the mountains of North Carolina Mr. and Mrs. Ellison are at home at 200 Caldwell street. MIDWAY DRIVE-IN THEATRE Clinton — Joanna Now Open 7 Days A Week THURSDAY AUG. 8 1st Run—Double Feature THE BEGINNING OF THE END —Also— THE UNEARTHLY Short—“Parlez Vous Woo” FRI.-SAT. AUG. 9-10 Double Feature STAR IN THE DUST With John Agar and Richard Boone —Also— BOYS TOWN SPENCER TRACY MICKEY ROONEY Short—“Weasel Stop’ r A. R. P. Circles Have Joint Meet Circles one and two of the As sociate Reformed Presbyterian Church met together Monday eve ning at the church. Mrs. R. L. Plaxico, Jr., was in charge of the program. After a de votional by the leader, Mrs. Nolqn Carter and Mrs. R. L. Plaxico, Sr., 'discussed the topic. “Helping Our Children To Learu To Serve With Joy.” Emphasis for the month was placed on Dunlap Orphanage in Tennessee. Mrs. Marion Nabors gave a brief report on her trip to the work- ship at Bon Clarken, N. C. During a social hour the Thank Offering secretaries, Mrs. Hubert Todd and Mrs. B. B. Blakely, were hostesses for the Jubilee Birthday party. After informative contests abuot the Jubilee funds, the hos tesses served refreshments. « University of Tennessee, where she was a member of Delta Dell Delta social sorority, and the versity of Chattanooga. Mr. Collins, a field representa- ternity at the fraternity’s national headquarters in Memphis, is the Upf- son , of Mrs: Ernest Fleming Col lins, of Greenville, and the late Mr. Collins. He was a member of tive of Pi Kappa Alpha social fra-lthe fraternity at Presbyterian Col. loge where he received a bache lor’s degree. Textile products manufacturing plants are located in 37 of South Carolina’s 46 counties. Homecoming August 11 Homecoming day will -r will be at 10:00. a. m and the Rev. D. T. Templeton will bring the 1)6 ^'morning message at 11 o’clock, served at Sandy Springs Metho- : immediately following d i n.n e r dist church near Clinton qn.Sun- f ‘wiU be served on the church day, August 11. Church school grounds. The afternoon services will be at 2:30. Several former pastors are to make talks. All members, former members and former pas tors have been invited. Subscribe To THE CHRONICLE SUN.-MON.-TUES. AUG. 11-12-13 Cinemascope—Color—1st Run LAST OF THE BAD MEN GEORGE MONTGOMERY —Shorts- — “Divided By the Sea” “Magoo Make News” WED.-THURS. AUG. 14-15 1st Run HOT ROD GIRLS Girls In Prison Short—“I Don’t Scare” —Coming Soon— LOVES IN THE AFTERNOON Seated Tea Honors ,- - Miss Winn, Bride-Elect Honoring Miss France^ Winn, September bride-elect, Mrs. T. Layton Fraser and Miss Marion Burts entertained Saturday after noon with a- seated tea at the Fraser home on Hickory Street. Magnolia foliage was used with arrangements of gladioli, ivy and fern to decorate the receiving rooms. The tea table, overlaid with a linen cut work cloth, held white candles in crystal holders and a centerpiece of gladioli, snapdrag ons and fern arranged in a crys tal container to carry out a green and white' motif. Sandwiches, cheese biscuits, decorated cakes, mints and other dainties were served. Mrs. George C. Bellingrath poured punch and also assisting in the dining room were Misses Ellen and Ann Fraser. Miss Winn was remembered with a corsage and a gift of silver. Mrs. J. R. Murff, of Laurens, and Miss Eleanor Foxworth. of Rock Hill, were out-of-town guests for the party. PC Alumnus Wed In Tennessee Miss Anna Kay Maples, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. TaUnadgc Maples, of 5918 Gwynne Rd., Mem phis, Tenn., became the bride of David Arthur Collins at Evergreen Presbyterian Church, -Memphis, July 31. The Rev. W. J Mallard read the ceremoruy. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a waltz-length dress of ice blue silk with blue ac cessories and carried an orchid on a Bible. Mrs. Collins attended the 'pi** 0 Teen-Age Dreams Come True In/This Book ... Really “hepKi.ythis teen-ager! Her savings account bookJw her passport to the land of dreams-come-wue. 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