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•/ Thuraday. AujruM 2K. 1958 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Pace Five THE WOMAN’S PAGE Soda! Events and Chib News of Interest Telephone 74 or 49S Corley-McCrory Engagement Mr. and Mrs. Charles Birette Cor ley, 601 South Broad street, an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Anna Mae, to Billy Lee McCrary, son of Mrs. Clyde H. Mc Crary, 411 Florida street, and the late Mr. McCrary. The wedding is planned for Sept. 20. MARRIED ON SATURDAY Bridge Club Honors Mr§. T. C. Johnson^ Jr. Honoring Mrs. T. C. Johnson, Jr, who will leave soon to make her home in Chester, members of her Thursday bridge club were enter tained at luncheon at the Wallace House in Newberry last week. Following luncheon several pro gressions of bridge were enjoyed, with Mrs. Johnson making top score. Later the honoree was pre sented a shower of towels. Honor Mrs. McCarty With Parties Mrs. Edward G. Campbell enter tained members of the office staff at Presbyterian College with a coke party on Friday afternoon honoring Mrs. T. J. MtCarty who leaves soon to make her home in Aiken. The group gathered on the porch where asters with other summer flowers added attractiveness. Cold drinks, sandwiches and other dain ties were served. The hostess re membered the honoree with a gift. Thursday afternoon Mrs. McCarty was guest of honor when Mrs. W. Entertain Friends With Dinner Party Mr. and Mrs T. Heath Copeland entertained about forty friends on Thursday evening with a dinner party at Lakeside Country Club Mrs. Copeland's sister, Mrs. B H. Heath of Chester, who was visit ing here, was a guest for the ocra sion. Dinner was served in buffet style from the dining room table prettily appointed with an arrangement of chrysanthemums and greenery Gladioli decorated the porch where long tables were laid for the guests. Assisting the hostess were Mrs. William Brooks Owens, Mrs Cecil Wilson, Mrs. George Huguley and Mrs. C. W. Copeland. Mrs. Workman Fetes I August Bride-Elect Among social courtesies extended Miss Joanna Bonds prior to her f marriage Saturday was the after noon seated tea given recently by Mrs Nene D Workman. Lovley Eclipse roses, grown in the hostess’ garden, were used to fashion a corsage for the honoree. During the afternoon guests were invited for refreshments into the dining room where the tea table was overlaid with a linen cutwork cloth and centered with a silver bowl of Eclipse rosebuds, flanked by silver candelbra holding yel low taperV A salad course, party dainties, sweets and punch were served ed with shaded -pink gladioli in mantel arrangements and bowls of roses Bright colored zinnias were used on the porch Guests in addition to the bridal attendants included several out of town members of the family who were here for the wedding Th* hostesses' gift to the bride was silver in her chosm pattern Lovely Buffet Supper Precedes Rehearsal Bonds-Hughes Rites Mr and Mrs Joe H, Bond' Mr and Mrs Davis V Pitts entertained on Friday evening pnor to the re hearsal for the Bonds-Hughes wed ding with a buffet Supper at Hodges Hall of Broad Street Methodut Church The huffet table was beautiful-, ly decorated in a pink and white motif Triple silver candelabra held lighted tapers and a central floral arrangement was fashioned of glad ioli in the chosen color note Sim ilar arrangements were used (continued on page four- ( ShUMa MRS. CHARLES H. HUGHES MISS JOANN BONDS BECOMES on Calvert Avenue A party plate was enjoyed and Mrs. McCarty was presented with a going away gift. Floral arrange ments for the party room included zinnias, dahlias and marigolds. Honoring Mr. and Mrs. McCarty, Mr. and Mrs Van Jones entertain ed employees of the Colonial Store back to school WITH THE LUGGAGE THAT KEEPS ITS LOOK FOR YEARS... Samsonite Every coed cares about the tytal^ffect she makes. That’s why Samsonite is especially designed to be part of her appearance smartly fashioned with a classic, graceful simplicity. Its exclusive “travel-tested” finish wipes clean with a damp cloth, stubbornly resists scuffs, stays “first-trip” new for years Luxurious, roomy interiors. New colors right out of fashion s world. WDItV PUUMAM .... 127.99 uonv $19.95 lAOirv t*ain’casi . . . 517 9$ AN Fein* fl*« J. C.TH0MAS, ^ CLINTON JOANNA M Hughes, Mrs. R. E. Martin, Mrs S. P. Bowers and Miss Mary Sue BRIDE OF CHARLES HARVEY HUGHES Holmes invited a few friends for an Va/ ,„ , D j j u. . informal party at the Hughes home f M ? 8 N ® Cy Jo ^ Bond 1 f’ daughter ceremony were gladioli and lighted on Calvert Avenue. ° f . J ?f I ? uey „ of this city white tapers against a background and Charles Harvey Hughes son of of palms Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Hughes of The wedding music was rendered Cedar Grove, N. C. were united in by Mrs. James Pitts, organist, and marriage Saturday afternoon August Joe Compton of Cedar Grove, a 23. at five • o’clock at the First cousin of the groom Baptist Church. The bride's wedding dress of The Rev. Joseph H. Darr, pastor Chantilly lace and net over taffeta of the bride, officiated. The bride featured a chapel train and V-shap- and their families with an out-door was * iven in n»"™ge by h e r ed neckline She wore a lace and supper last evening Mr and Mrs father pearl cap with fingertip ved. and McCarty and their daughter. Kathy, B « t man was Rob * rt D Hughes, car " e ^ a ^ white rosebuds were remembered with gifts Jr • of Dunn ' " C., brother of the centered with an orclud^ Her only groom, Mrs Huey Bonds, sister-in- ornament was a strand of pearls, a T 'Hi P * aw °* bride was marton of of the groom. Llttl© DOyS rJlJOy honor. Bridesmaids were Linda The matron and maids wore sheath "Spend The Night* Satterwhite, Newberry, cousin of dresses of white lace over blue t»f- Gary Campbell son of Mr and ^ bride; Helen Black. Joyce Ann feta with a floor length overskirt of Mrs Edward G. Campbell, was Todd. Brenda Campbell. Mary Keith blue taffeta tied in front The neck- host to eight little boys for a "spend Adair and Lena Gilliam, all of this lines were rounded and they earned the night party" on Wednesday of city Lynn Nabors of Joanna, cou nosegays of blue and white carna the past week honoring Gregg Me- 8 '" <* b™ 1 *. was flower girl lions The flower gui wore a floor Carthy. Gregg will leave Septem Serving as ushers were Huey and lenth dress at blue net over taffeta her 8 with his parents. Captain and Sidney Bonds, brothers of the bride. Following the ceremony a recep- Mrs L. C. McCarthy, to make their Ray McCarley of Newberry, cousin tion was given for the guests by the home at Fort Benning. Ga of the bride. Ike Ray. Bobby Liner bnde's grandmother at the home. An outdoor supper was enjoyed and Ben Smith of N. C. 101 Jones street, by the group Decorating the church for the For ^ „ randdaughters ww i ding ~ ~ ~ ~ Nrs E W Bonds, with whom the bnde makes her home wore navy blue lace with a corsage of while gladioli Mrs Joe Bonds wore rose lace and w hite gladioli The groom s mother was gowned in blue lace and wore a white gladioli cor sage During the evening they left for a wedding tnp to Fontana Village. N C. For traveling the bride wore a dress of blue chiffon over taf feta with while accessories and the orchid from her bouquet The bride is a graduate of Clinton High School The groom attends Presbyterian College where he is a member of Kappa Alpha fraternity He will graduate in January, 1959 Out of town guests here for the wedding included Mr. and Mrs Robert D Hughes, Mrs Virginia Wells and daughter, Jane, Joe Oompton, Mr. and Mrs Bobby Liner, Mr and Mrs. S A Parker. Jr., Mr. and Mrs Birch Compton, all of Cedar Grove. N. C.; Mr and Mrs R. D. Hughes. Jr., of Dunn. N. C.; Mrs. Sara Hughes of Gas tonia, N C.; Mrs Clyde McCarley. Ray McCarley. Miss Linda Nichols, Mr. and Mrs Claude Satterwhite, Linda, William, and Wayne Satter white, Mrs. Emma Longshore, Newberry; Mr and Mrs Paul Mc Carley, Miss Rachel McCarley, Miss Catherine Barnhart, Mr and Mrs. Robert C. Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dean, all of Whitmire, Ike Ray of Columbia; and Ben Smith of Charlotte, N. C. Miss Poole Feted Prior To Marriage Miss Elizabeth Poole, daughter' of Mr. and Mrs. Mack Collier Poole, -of Cross Anchor, fiance of Joe Godfrey, was extended a num ber of social courtesies prior to her marriage on Friday evening at 8:00 o’clock in the New Hope Baptist' Church at Cross Anchor. They will) live in Charleston where Mr God-1 frey is a student at the Medical College of South Carolina The Poole-Godfrey wedding party was honored Thursday night fol lowing the rehearsal by Mr and Mrs S. A. Timmons at their home on South Broad St. The bride is a niece of the Timmons The bride's table was covered with a white embroidered linen cloth and was centered with an ar rangement of pink gladioli and cle matis. A miniature wedding party and silver candelabra holding pink tapers were used. Bridal cakes, sandwiches, punch and nuts were served. Assisting were Mrs. J. C. Thomas. Mrs. R P. Wilder and Miss Delle Wilder. Miss Elneda Padgett honored Mjss Poole with a luncheon Thurs day at the Ottaray Hotel in Green ville. » The honoree was presented with a corsage of white carnations and sweetheart roses and a silver tray Friday Miss Poole was again hon ored with a luncheon given by Mrs. A. J Lamb at her home in Enoree A pink and green motif was used in garden flowers, candles and place cards Miniature flower baskets marked each guest's place Mrs H. P Bennett and Mrs George Glenn honored Miss Pool#- on Saturday. Aug 9. with a mis cellaneous shower at the home of the latter TTie hostesses presented her with a corsage of white asters and silver candle holders Mias Joan Falls entertained with a bridge party at her home in Wood ruff Aug 13. A corsage of white carnations and crystal were pre vented the honoree by Miss Fall* Mrs. Joe Bonds and Mrs. Huey Bonds assisted Mrs Workman.] Sixteen friends of the honoree were invited for the occasion Parties Honor Young Visitors Here A number of parties and infor mal gatherings here the past week iionored several young visitors Sadler Poe of Rock Hill, was the guest of his cousin, Tommy Cope land, who was host to ten for swim-j ming and supper on Wednesday evening at Lakieside Country Club Also visiting here during the week were Ginger Cinnaird of Charlotte, N C., with Ame Lou Black; Molly Welch of Moyock. N. C., with Murray Addison; and Lucy Noyes of Marion, N C . with Barbara Eichelberger Tuesday evening Mrs. J F Ja cobs, Ame Lou’s grandmother, in vited a few friends for supper at the Wallace House in Newberry On Thursday Mrs William Bai ley Owens was hostess to the girls for a luncheon Mrs. Black carried the group to Laurens Wednesday afternoon for the movies Friday afternoon Corinne Boyd invited the group for the movies prior to which Jean and Marjorie Arnold were hostesses for treats at the drug store Murray entertained with a party Friday evening at the home of her parents Saturday evening Barbara was hostess for an informal party and dancing at her home Bridal Luncheon For Miss Joann Bonds Mrs. R H McGee and Mrs Joe W Leake, assisted by Mrs J H Darr. gave the bridesmaids lunch eon on Saturday for Miss Joann Bond*, at the McGee home on South Adair street Punch was served on the porch as the guests arrived and later the buffet luncheon in the dining room Gladioli and feverfew in green aqd white adorned the table overlaid with a lace cover Place cards marked the guests places at four small tables arranged in the re ceiving room* which were decorat MURRAY GARBER’S College Town SKIRTS i4*s New Fall Skirts. Sweaters to Mgtch. Sizes 22 to 30. Ladies’ BLOUSES Roll Up Sleeves. Back to School Special. $|.99 Ladies’ DRESSES The New Look. Plaids-Suitings-Failles. $3-98 Ladies’ SWEATERS ‘3 To Match Your Skirt. Banlons-Orlons-Wools. Murray Garbers CUNTON, S. C. 98 r Informal Party Given For Visitor Here On Friday morning, Mrs Reese H. Young invited about fourteen friends to meet Mrs. Robbins Tay lor of Montgomery, Ala., who was visiting her sister, Mrs Ben Ham- met. Mrs. John William King of Summerville, Ga., was also an out of town guest for the soft drink party. Colorful arrangements of mari golds and zinnias were used in de coration. During the delightfully in formal hour, sandwiches and other dainties were served with cold drinks. Miss Bonds Honored Honoring Mjss Joann Bonds on Wednesday afternoon prior to her marriage Mrs. Frank Fowler en tertained with a drop-in Mrs, S. W Sumrrel and Mrs. Tom B Cooper assisted the hostess m the fourtesies at entertaining and serving a salad course Miss Bonds was remembered with a cortege end a gift at silver the Store-Wide Clearance Sale in Progress - EASY TERMS ARRANGED - Maxwell Bros. Furniture Co. KROAD ST PHONE 257 l !\Tt»\ S.