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Thursday, January 2, 1958 THE CLJNTON CHRONICLE -l (Continued from page three) antique silver container; and pink tapers burned in Silver candelbra Coffee was poured from a silver service. Refreshments were served in buffet style. Adorning the lovely home with an oriental accent in furnishings and wallpaper were sprays of magnolia leaves and tall burning tapers in candlesticks. _ Assisting in serving and enter taining were Mrs. John McSween. Mrs. George H. Brockenbrough, Mrs. R. E. Sadler, Mrs. R^ S. Ow ens, Mrs. W. P. Jacobs, Miss Inez Tucker %Ad Mrs Wilson Harris. During the afternoon a number of guests called. Dinner Is Given Before Rehearsal Preceding the rehearsal on Fri day evening for the Fraser-Ross wedding, aunts of the bride enter tained at the Fraser home''with a buffet dinner. Hostesses were Miss es Mary and Addie 'Fraser', of Hiftesville, Ga., Mrs. D. A. Fraser, of Savannah,’Ga., Mrs: W? C. Stone, V LE^N BONELESS ECONOMY CUT Cured Ham ib. 79c ' . • A - . ' . . ECONOMY CUT Pork Chops <9 ft. 5 9c LARGE FRESH DRESSED FRYERS \ each 79C BUY ONE POUND—GET ONE FREE ALL MEAT WIENERS 69c l v COUNTRY STYLE STUFFED SAUSAGE b. 59c HOME-MADE Liver Pudding ft. 49c WE PROC ESS FOR FREEZERS r Pitts Country Market PHONE 9* nmmiiiininnirir onriiTfnrirwiinnr iniifiiiiiiinniifiiiiiiiiwMmiiii of Sweet Hall, Va., Mrs. 0. B. Wat- Ungton, of Midlothian, Va., and Mrs. F. M. Morris, of Richmond, Va. Dinner was served from a table appointed in the rfun room where greqper^ and red candles were used in decoration. Covbrs were laid at the dining table and smaller tables in the receiving rooms for the wed ding party and other guests. The bride’s table was beautifully arrang ed with pink varigated camellias, pale pink flowering qilinoe and white tapfrs. A pink and white Wed ding ring holder with large candles adorned the center fanked by four smaller matching rings holding ta mpers. Elsewhere greenery and ber ries formed the traditional holiday setting. Are Hostesses For Holiday Supper Party Saturday “evening. Mrs. David S. Cook and her daughter, Miss Nancy Cook, were hostesses Tor a supper party assembling a number of holiday-,visitors here, f They were assisted by Mrs. James S. Gray aad Miss Terrell Cook in serving the buffet meal. Gold tapers, greens and holly adorned the lace covered table. The home was lovely throughout with candlelight on- seasonal arrange ments. » Out o f town guests included Charles Hollingsworth of Macon, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. George B. Brockenbrough of Endicott, N. Y., Mr. and Mrs. Thomwell Dunlap, Jr., of Charlotte, N. C., Warren Kenrick, of North Augusta, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Frye of Chapel Hill, N. C., and Jim Glenn of Athens, Ga. Holiday Drop-In Given at Kinard During the holiday season, Sat urday afternoon, December 21, from 4:00 until 6:00, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Brockenbrough enter tained with a drop-in at their home in Kinard honoring their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Burkett Brockenbrough of Endicott, N. Y., who are visiting the Brockenbroughs and the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs< Thornwell Dunlap, for the Christmas.holidays. Greeting the guests , at the door were Mr. and Mrs. Thomwell Dun lap; and receiving with the host and hostess in the living room were the honored guests; also Mr. and and \ Mrs.. Thornwell Dunlap, Jr., Miss Lee Burnett of Columbia In the dining room where refresh ments were servejl in buffet style the table -was overlaith with a gold cloth and tall white candles, gold fruit and nuts used as a. central decoration. Throughout the home Christmas decorations' were effectively used, with wreaths and garlands over the front door, tall gold and white can dles in the Hving room and mag nolia, and holly and fruits in the little dining room where refresh ments were also served. Assisting i n entertaining and serving were Dr. and . Mrs.. Wm. Redd Turner, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Dr. -and -Mrs. George Bellingrath, Mrs. Robert E Wysor, Dr."and Mrs.. Delmar O. Rliame, Mrs -David Cook, Mrs. R. E. Sad ler, Rev. and Mrs. James S. Gray, Mrs. William P. Jacobs, Mr and Mrs Walter A Johnson, Mrs.^H. M. Wise, Miss Katherine Hart, and Miss Lillian Hart Several hundred guests called during the afternoon, i and Mrs Gus Tamsberg of Charles ton, cousins. v A salad course, sandwiches a«d other dainties'were sreved in buffet style with coffee Later the welding cake was cut and serv^fHme table was prettily appointed in green, white and silver. It held the wed ding cake, two five-branched silver candelabra withjighted tapers, and w hite carnations* in a silver contain er. During the evening Alan Tram mell entertained with musical se lections at the piano. About eighty-five guests enjoy ed the, occasion. Pajfe Seven — / — Bridal Luncheon Is Given Saturday' ’ Mrs Richard Loveland of Bridge- ton, N. J., who served as_ brides*- matronr, was hostess /for the bridal luncheon for Miss Ellen Fraser 1 ’ on Saturday at the Mary Musgrove Hotel. Beautifully carrying out the brid al motif place cards were used on the long table where’/two wedding bells tied with ^vhite satin ribbon were complimepted by ] Deodoro pine Elsewhere in the/luncheon room party appointments follow ed the seasonal theme. A three- course luncheon was served At this time the bride presented her at tendants with gifts and she was re membered by her hostess with a gift Honors Miss Fraser With Seated Tea Araohg social courtesies extended Miss EUen Fraser prior to her mar- Miss FraM* Feted ^ 1 Prior To Wedding Miss Ellen Fraser, whose mar riage to David Earl Ross took place Saturday, was complimented on Monday afternoon prior to her wed ding by Miss Florence Winn w r hen she 'entertained fifteen friends at a lingerie shower Upon arrival Mis Fraser was presented ’ a ., cor sage to wear. Guests were received in the liv-| ing and dining rooms which were festive with native greens, tapers, . , , . , and other colorful Christmas oma-1 r, ^ e / was * s f at ^J ea ^ nday ments. Assorted sandwiches, dain- ff 000 " at wh,(h Mrs Henderson ties, cake, punch and mints were r>,rt f was hoste * s . , served by the hostess, assisted by The receiving room- were lovely her mother. Mrs Carlton F tW: wlth ar,is,ic holida y arrangement- + which included for the living room FT-z-rrsl-o , the Christmas tree and cyclamen r ranKS-Drowne • ; pine and christin a.v.^aUs with Rehearsal Party green tapefs were used in the dinyig j-’j-j CTV Evenina ! fur the tea table which was The rraearsal party on Friday over,aid with an ‘^ported cut work evening for the Franks-Browne and embroidered cloth Dainty sand-, wedding attendants, out ~of town '' •ehes. ,r uit cake, nuts and can- visitors, the families of the bride ^ 1CS were served with coffee which and groom and those having a part was P°ured by Mrs Layton Fr.user, in the wedding was given at the * be brides mother. Also assisting in Clinton Mills Community Building. >he courtesies of entertaining were Hostesses were Mrs Joe Lehuf, M rs Wilmot <Shealy and Mrs John Mrs. George R. Holland, of this Pitts, 3rd city, and Mrs J. W. Gib$on of The honoree was presented with Swannanoa. N. C., aunts' of the a corsage In additionte^members bride, Mrs Evans Goodw.m_of Mul- ot the wedding party and out-of- lins, Mrs. Joe’Hagins of AbbevtBg^ town guests here for the rites, other visiitors enjoying the/becasion were Mrs: George M W*mb, of Montreat, N. C. Mrs. P/L Donkin. Jr, of Greenville, apd Mrs Wilmot She&ly, Sr . of Colombia Bodie-Pitts Engagement • 'Mr and Mrs, Fred Arthur Bodie, announce the engagement of their, daughter. Shirleys Ann, to Mr Jack Donald Pitts, son of Mr and Mrs. Clair Daniel Pitts, of ginton The rites have been planned fo'r February' 15 at the Lydia Baptist Church. PERSONAL MENTION Guests dunng'the holidays of Mr and Mrs. f J Leake included Mrs • E. N. Gault and Mrs.’ Hubert Hen-, drix of Fountain Inn; Mr. and Mrs P. M Clements and children of Charleston; Mr and* Mrs. Lamar Nelson of Atlanta, Ga The family was also joined for Christmas Day by Mr and Mrs Harwood Nelson and family of thus city ' / t Harry Bolick 3rd Named To "Who's Who" Friends here of Hairy E Bolick 3rd. will b? interested to know he has been named to appear in Who’s Who in Amereian Colleges and Uni versjties ’ A senior in electrical engineering at Clemson, he is the son of Mr and Airs Harry E Bolick. Jr Hus, mother us the former Miss Eliza beth Todd of this city, and his par ents now reside in Hanau, Ger many, where Mr Bolick is athletic director at the American school. A chosen faculty committee se lects those to be listed from lists submitted .b y faculty members from the respective schools Thirty- two students were chosen from Clemson for the national honor PRE-INVENTORY SALE M l SALES J-TNAI/—ALL SALE W S CASH REDUCED TO ClllTC io:i , i < KI> TO SUI 1 b RKIHCRD TO - \ $50.00 $32.50 $29 95* REDUCED TO MOVE i 3 -— , ALL ALL ' - Sport Coats JACKETS v 25 °c Off 25% Off / X f _ ALL HATS ■ Vj price REDUCED DRASTICALLY * © * ONE.TABLE I v ONE GROUP DRESS -Men's Sport SHIRTS SHIRTS Ci.O.'i Cut to 41.50 V2 Price *5.00 Cut to 15.50 *1.00 ( ut to - $2.95 MEN’S DRESS Pants Reduced 25% Ladies Golf Assn. To Meet January 7 —— The fir-t^hk'ctihg of the year for the Ladies Golf Association of Lakeside Country Club will be held on Tuesday, January 7 . Those who plan to attend the luncheon are asked to please con tact Jack Sextorv at the club 111 JC NOW AND SAVE AT THIS lOVV—LOW PRICE Notice: Lift Certificates Are Not Honored On Sale Merchandise JOHNSON & DITTS * MENS - SHOP TELEPHONE SOT W. MAIN ST ; Annual Statement LAURENS FEDERAL SAVINGS •SA AND LOAN ASSOCIATION / December 31,1957 RESOURCES First Mortgage Loans ... .... $5,793,000.64 Loans On Savings Accounts 32,474.57 Property Improvement Loans 102,720.31 Properties Sold on Contract 37,088.6# Real Estate Owned 7.. 4,307.02 Stock, Federal Home Loan Bank .. ; 115,000.00 United States Government Bonds . 100,000.00 Cash on Hand and in Banks yl 555,052.14 Office Building .. — Tv. 201,697.13 Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment 61,239.69 Other Assets 9.70 TOTAL ASSETS $7,002,589.86 X LIABILITIES Savings Accounts $5,951,860.23 Advances, Federal Home Loan Bank 570,000.00 Construction Loans in Process ..... 82,554.87 Interest Collected in Advance — 17,506.67 Other Liabilities 10,426.99 Specific Re^ferves 2,107.98 Reserves and UnidiVided Profits ... 368,133.12 v TOT TOTAL LIABILITIES $7,002,589.86 TT 0 SAVINGS INSURED UP TO $10,000.00 BY THE FEDERAL SAVINGS 1 AND LOAN INSURANCE CORPORATION Over $188,000 Paid in Dividends in 1957 Growth In Resources June 30,1948 $197,498.45 December 31,1950 $1,907,055.67 . • . December 31,1952 $3,648,591.45 December 31,1954 J $5,330,339.56 ^ December 31,1956 T $6,495,260.92 December 31,1957-$7.002,589.86 x ff LAURENS COUNTY S LARGEST SAVINGS INSTITUTION CURRENT DIVIDEND^RATE — 372% PER ANNUM YOUR ACCOUNT^LARGE OR SMALL-IS WELCOME AT LAURENS FEDERAL / Laurens Federal’s Plus Value Services 1. Top Earnings — currently 3V2% per annum—compounded semi annually. 2. Insurance of All Accounts. - 1 . % 3. Convenient handling of your Savings and Investments— a. Covenient location. b. Adequate—Free parking. c. Drive-up Teller Service. d. Night Depository Service. < e. Save-by-mail service-Free. 4. Standard Savings Accounts. 5. Lump Sum Investment Ac counts. ** 'j * 6. Trust and Corporate Accounts. 7. Christmas and other Planners Club Accounts—all share in our semi-annual dividends. X -.v» 8. Free Money Orders to custo mers. 9. Travelers Checks-Both Ameri can Express and National City Bank. \ 10. Safe Deposit Boxes. 11. Free Handling of Transfer . Accounts. 12. Free Notary Public Service. 13. Agent for U. S. Treasury for Selling and Cashing U. S. Sav ings Bonds. i V . A « 14. Home of the “FRIENDSHIP ROOM.” WHERE YOU SAVE DOES ;• MAKE A DIFFERENCE - N v V