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THE CUNTON CHBONfCLE ThunMU>. Juiif 12. 19&H THE WOMAN’S PAGE Soaal Events and Chib News of Interest Telephone 74 or 4»s wmmmmmummpan—mmwwmwwwmpmmbwwwwwwiib—wMwwwwMMMPaaagi KKxxsocxxjoaoaeji BRIDE OF NORTH CAROLINIAN WED IN RALEIGH CHURCH Miss Clyde Smith Is Honored at Supper! Honoring Mins Cljrdr Snjith, Miss- 1 cs Margaret Blakely, Mary Johnson, Lou Belle and Josephine Neighbors gathered recently at the Wallace House in Newberry for a smorgas bord supper. Miss Smith has retired as a mem-' ber of the junior high school facul ty and gone to her home in Seneca to live. Dessert Bridge Given For Club On Thursday of the past week Mrs. John W. Finney, Jr., entertain ed members of her club with a des sert bridge. Daisies and feverfew adorned the living room where two tables were laid for refreshments. Later a num ber of progressions were enjoyed, with Mrs. B. B. Ballard making top score. MRS. FRANK JAMES WYMAN, JR. MISS MARGARET DICK BECOMES BRIDE OF FRANK JAMES WYMAN, JR. Club Honors Mrs. Jack Blakely The members of Mrs. Jack Blakely’s bridge club entertained her with a luncheon at the Wallace House in Newberry on Friday. Fol- i lowing luncheon several progres- jsions were enjoyed. Score awards were won by Mrs. Blakely and Mrs. Paul Pearson. Mrs. Blakely, who left this week to make her home in Greenville, was remembered with a gift by the club , Dinner Party For Mr. and Mrs. Shouse Mr and Mrs. N A Shouse were : complimented on Saturday evening when Mr and Mrs Robert Johnson and Mr and Mrs. Bill McMillan of Greenville, entertained with a : dinner party in their honor at the home of the former The Johnson home was lovely i throughout with mixed spring flow - i ers White and pink roses adorn'd the tables where covers were laid , for twenty-eight , Mr and Mr* Shouse were re membered with a gift of china in their chosen pattern MARRIED HERE SATURDAY Grays Are Hosts To . Wedding Party Rev. and Mrs James S Gray were hosts on Friday at noon to members of the Cook Hollingsworth wedding party and out of town guests here for the occasion Magnolia, roses and other early summer flowers were arranged in the receiving room of the home where tables were placed for the guests A buffet luncheon was serv ed Roses in an antique crystal bow] centered the luncheon table Assisting in entertaining and serv ing were Mrs John W Harris, Mrs Joseph Frye and Miss Julia Gray. W *W la the Church of the Good Shep herd, Raleigh. N C., on Tuesday af ternoon at S:3a the wedding of Miss Margaret McDowell Dick, daughter of the Reverend and Mrs. James McDowell Dick, of 1S40 Iredell Drive, and Doctor Frank James Wyman. Jr, son of Mr and Mrs. Wyman of Greenville was solem nized The bndr was escorted to the chancel steps by her uncle. Mr Hugh Fraser Dick of Charlotte There she was met by her father who gave her m m» also performed the tasted by the Right Reverend Edwin Anderson Pewcfc D 0 . Baohep «f the Daoceoe of North C Mrs Arthur L Oeoatea M. presented a pewgrt* of queU were tied with yellow nylon net and yellow satin nbbons Mr. Wyman, the father of the bridegroom, served as hu son's best man The groomsmen were Dr. Francis Manon Draffm. Mr. Martin Bellinger Jones. Mr Joseph Albert Gibbns. Dr Achihald Mc Lean Martin, all of Columbia. Mr Henry George Thomas of Chartes- tsn. Dr Charles Maynard Waters. Jr. of Florence Dr Chartrn Ed ana Fewe of Hartaville and Mr Jamas Bryson Murphy of Cohtm bta and Raletgh Mrs Dick, the mother of the bndr were a pale «dk 4r«wo with Entertain Friends With Dinner Party Friday evening at LakesitJe Coun try Club Mr and Mrs. Teach P Owens entertained a number of friends with a dinner party The table ta the dining room was beautifully appointed for the buffet meal with feverfew, bndal wreath •ad rasas combined for a floral caa- tarptere Larger arraagemenU of glsdtoli and >•. TW man nnss lare dram ant •ones adb wfesrh dm P*** archtd corsage PMhmmg the rwfu ruats af the bnd* am Methodist Circle# Will Meet Monday MRS. JAMES FRANKLIN HI RLEY. 3rd MR. AND MRS. HURLEY GO TO BERMUDA AFTER WEDDING HERE YESTERDAY The wedding of Miss Frances Geraldine Trammell and James Franklin Hurley 3rd. <A Salifbury. N C. was solemnimi yesterday at noon at Calvary Baptist Church The bride is the daughter of Roy Louu Trammell of h)» Pitts St . and (he bte Mrs Trammell < Alice Webb i The groom m the son of Mr and Mrs James F Hurley Jr.,j of €10 Club Drive. Salisbury Rev J h Sfwlierv was the off! ciatmg rirreymaa A program of • •-ddiag mwwr w a* pTrsentad by Mi*a Elizabeth Ttemaietl ergamu •ad Mr* John Frsahba tohn*! fSr arsde given m marriage by her lather ewe* a pole blue lare iheath Wrw. o«th asaSrhaki lare yarher sad Vd hhe rarrwd a pray wan aWOi aerSwhv Mrs t borW'v M*are af tarn jo ^plrns «d twwnr o* Miss Edwins Given Shower Miss Frances Cunningham and Mrs Silas Campbell honored Miss Peggy Ann Edwins with a mLsorl lancous shower Saturday evening at the Cunningham home on the Spartanburg highway The bride-elect received a corsage of white carnations and lilies of the valley Corsages of miniature bags of rice tied with green nbbons were pinned on the guests as favors Following the ceremony the Snapdragons and Queen Anne • bnde's father entertained the wed Lace were used for decorations ding party .out of town guests and throughout the home Several member' of the families with a game* were enjoyei wedding breakfaM at the Mao ner* m turn present) M us grove Hotel the ham orrr The ruupir left during the after After the bride H noon fur a wedding trip to Bennu gifts re ii— _ da For traveiyig the bnde changed ta a two-piece awdifievi rhernia* * ri 4 , n j nd mhrtr ihm dre*a ta rhampagar rotor with Bnd< ?smaids matching acn «*arvea and the or With 1[unrhfi rhMta from her prayer buwh after June Sh Mr aad Mr* Hur- a— —■ *a —— mm maid* 0S} 0 4 4 < |l4Mrll444 fv*i rymg » Jm vMMMitf * &* jhImifiNM iImum Nigh Brhuul aud W iafhrwp i aMupo odh a Rb gugroe m Mume Eevmumwi v F'lvme* f aha w as aa wMUml Mum* HouMUMlrataMi A^WI m Yo*h t’omMy «ad m gr ppumm up #gNiii is Blii>pifli m t 11 Mi &£$ no H* i • the hcidrv Mms Nancy ho Mary Muo WMdhee, Mon e.rlran S, William VI ghmia* hf*** •*•*» —’ MK.s. ( II \KI F> II I I F K.sfkV H<H I I.VC..viU.4t Til COOK HOLLINGSWORTH RITES SOLEMNIZED IN AFTERNOON Miss Nancy Abbot Cook of this \ reception 'ollowed in the church city, and Charles Jefferson Hoilings reeepimn room For travel the bnd* worth of Macon <ia exrhangisl chose an .»qii.i (men two-piere dress vows Saturday. June 7, at 3 30 p with black and white acre'sones m at the First Presbyterian out of town guest* here for the Church in * linton wedding included from Macon The bnde ut the daughter d Mrs Mrs C J liallin«sworYh. Mim David Smgletiin l uuk d <Mi? Calvert Jeanne II dtmgsworth. John Allman \ve and the late Mr t ook l‘JS4 Jr<! Mrs M **tre M-irtan Mr* graduate of Salem krademy t^Vlin I' ui 1-ary Mrs I imi* Hansel, si on Salem N t*, she received a M s» FLsvr si *-w art \|« Ruth Ham* digrer from Wesleyan (olluge in h*m. Miss Norms Martin Mias Macon i la , on M*mday J mm 2 Jane Marshall M s» Martha Bums aid Mr* i. 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Blakely as leader. Each secretary discussed their particular work for the coming year. Mrs. E. B Sloan gave a his tory of the Pisgah Church, which is the oldest ARP church in North ! Carolina. During the social hour refresh ments were served. 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H44 Ar 44141 Aa4f 444M H4 Miss Carolyn Gastley, bride-elect, was honored with a miscellaneous shower Friday evening. May 28, by Mrs. Odus Young and Mrs. Charles Young at the home of the latter. Throughout the Young home were, colorful arrangements of roses and larkspur. In the dining room the table, overlaid with a white lace cloth, was centered with a crystal epergne filled with grapes and ivy and white randies in crystal holders Dainty party refreshments af cake —Portrait by William M. Shitld, Mr. and Mrs Millie L. Riddle, of Route 2, Laurens, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Frances, to Thomas David Sweeley, son of.Dr. and Mrs. L. J. Sweeley, of I.aurinburg. N. C. The wedding wilt take place at the New Prospect Baptist Church. Miss Tankersley Honored With Sh Informal Gathering ower Compliments Visitor The home of Mrs. L. E. Cason on Calvert Avenue was the scene of a pretty party Friday evening when Mrs. Cason and Mrs. Rawlinson E Martin entertained with a linen shower honoring Miss Margaret Tankrrtley whose wedding m hi Complimenting Miss Patry de la Calle of Switzerland, house guest of Dr and Mrs. Edouard Patte. Mrs George Belmgrath entertain ed a few friends of the honree at her home on Friday | Dunag the informal were w«*ed min the Mrs. Land's Pupils Give Spring Recital The piano pupils of Mrs. Joe E. Land were presented in recital on May 29 at the Academy Street School. Roses and lilies with Japanese lanterns and figurines made a pret ty setting for the musical event. . Margaret Madden welcomed the guests and Rev. M J Sanders gav/e the; invocation. Certificates were presented by Mrs. Gus Blakely C. A Crocker gave out the awards. Taking part o n the program were Cheryl Wilson. Larry We- hunl Alice Cunningham. Sandra Dunaway Mary Cunningham. Mar garet Madden Juanita Hamrick Jama Burgma Judy Bagwell. Judy Ahwer Cad Csughmaa Ana Webb. Jaae Trammell Mans Ku« Mary