The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 12, 1958, Image 3
THE CUNTON CHBONfCLE
ThunMU>. Juiif 12. 19&H
THE WOMAN’S PAGE
Soaal Events and Chib News of Interest Telephone 74 or 4»s
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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.
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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
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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
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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!
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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
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member' of the families with a
game*
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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
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Sale - Sale - Sale
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Cotton - Linen - Silk
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THE LADIES' SHOP
A. R P. Circles
Have Meetings
Clrclo No. 1 of the Asaoctale Re
formed Presbyterian Church met
Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. George Watts Copeland on
North Adair street, with Mrs. A. B.
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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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