The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 30, 1960, Image 7
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Social Events and Chib New of Interest Telephone 74 or 495
Mrs. Betts Leads
Bible Class Study
A discussion of a chapter from
the study book. “If I Were Young,”
was given by Mrs. C. Bynum Betts
for the June program of the Ladies
Bible Class of the Associate Re
formed Presbyterian Church.
The meeting was held on Mon
day evening at the church with
Mrs. A. B. Blakely and Mra. John
T. Young as hostesses.
Following the program, during a
social hour a salad course, cookies
Imd punch were served.
Entertains Bridge
Club Thursday
Entertaining members of her
club and .other guests. Mrs. Reese
H. Young was hostess for three ta
bles of bridge on Thursday after
noon of the past week.
The card rooms were attractive
throughout with arrangements of
daisies and varicolored zinnias.
Between the progressions punch,
sandwiches and sweets were enjoy
ed. Winner of visitors score was
Mrs. Chris Adair, Jr., while club
award went to Mrs. John L. Mim-
naugh. Mrs. W. G. King, Jr., won
consolation.
Luncheon For
Golf Association
The regular luncheon for the
Indies Golf Association of Lakeside
Country Club will be held on IW
day, July 5. Members are asked to
contact Mra. Leonard Wilson, host
ess, lor reservations
Thursday Club
Is Entertained
Mra. B. F. Wmgard was hostess
to members of her Thursday club
for a dessert bridge
To decorate the den where two
tables were arranged for refresh
menta and afternoon games later
daieies and hydrangeas were used
Mrs B. B. Ballard won top scare
award Mra T. C. Johnson, Jr, of
Chester, formerly a chib member,
who was visiting here, was a guest
lor the meeting.
Miss Diana Spencer
Weds C. Marion
Whitmire June 19
Miss Diene Carolina Spencer,
daughter of Mr. end Mr* Robert L.
Spencer, and Copeland Marion
Whitmire, son of Mr. and Mra. J.
J. Whitmire of Joanna, were mar
ried Sunday. June IS, following the
morning service at the Ptset Baptist
Church.
The Rev. J. H. Dart, church pas
tor, officiated, using the double ring
ceremony
The bride wore a summer dress
in blue with white accessories. Her
flower* were a corsage of white
roses
Both Mr. and Mra. Whitmire re
ceived their education in the Clinton
schools He Is connected with Irby's
Market and will be a sophomore at
Preabyterian College the coming
year
The bride and groom have re
turned from a wedding trip to the
const and after July 15 will be at
home in the Veterans apartments
on the college campus.
Out of town friends and relatives
coming to attend the wedding in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Bow
ers of HartsviUe; Mrs. W. C. Gar
rett of Laurens, the bride’s grand
mother, Mias Carolyn Garrett, Mrs.
Walker Lynch, W. C. Garrett, Jr,
^nd daughter, Ame, of Laurens.
Columbia Visitors
Honored With Party
Yesterday afternoon Mrs E. L.
Holland entertained with a neigh
borhood party honoring her grand
sons, Michael and Ronnie Smith, of
Columbia who are vMtJng here.
A number of little neighborhood
friends were invited in for games,
and later Mrs. Holland served cook
ies and punch.
Davises Announce
Daughter's Marriage
Mr. and Mrs. George McDoweU
Davis of Arlington, Vs., announce
the marriage of their daughter,
Mary Elizabeth, to Mr. David L.
Goasage, grandson of Mrs. Naomi
Gossage.
The double ring ceremony took
place on June 24 at the Ballston
Baptist Church. The couple will re
side in Arlington.
The bride is the granddaughter of
the late George M. and Mary Grif
fin Davis of Clinton.
MRS. TOWNSEND
MARRIED IN GRAY COURT JUNE 19
Mrs. Bsheit Lee Tewnaeud was before her marriage eu Sunday
aflermsa. June It. Miss Csuale Myrtle Hill, daughter «f Mra. Laaale
David Hill «f Lanreas aad the late Mr HU1.
The weddiag teak place at the home af the efflctatiag miaister,
Rev. Othi F. Hutrhtesaa la Gray Court.
Mr. Tsuasiud la the saa ef Mrs. Oliver M. Tewaaeud and the late
Mr. TVwnacad. IV eeamie will make their heme la New Orieaas. La.
Rock Hill Girl Is Bride
of John Smith Dowdle
In Church Ceremony
John South Dowdle, a graduate
of Thom well Schools and Presbyte
rian College, was married to Miss
Patsy Lou Rawls-of Rock Hill on
Saturday afternoon, June It. at the
Mount Holiy Methodist Church
this city and Mra. Ernest Ridgeway,
Misses Brenda Mitcheh and Mar
gam Anne Dunlap were junior
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OrKii S iTrdin.s
The attendants wore afternoon
dresses of pink nylon chiffon over
taffeta and carried bouquets of pink
rubrum lilies
Joe Roddy, nephew of the bride,
was ring-bearer
Attending the bridegroom as best
Births
OAKLEY
Mr. and Mra. Charles Thomas
(Buddy) Oakley announce the birth
of a son, Charles Thomas, Jr., on
June 26 at Hays Hospital- Mrs.
Oakley is the former Miss Chris
tine Powers.
GILMER
Mr. and Mrs. Riley Gilmer an
nounce the birth of a son, Jon Giles,
on June 26 at Hays Hospital Be
fore marriage Mra. Gilmer was
Miss Peggy Webb.
OAKLEY
Mr. and Mra. Joseph D. Oakley
announce the birth of a daughter,
Trudi Dee, on June 23 at Blalock
Clinic. Mrs. Oakley is the former
Miss Sandra Ellis
LANFORD
Mr. and Mrs Ben J. Lanford an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Sonya Gail, on June 23 at Blalock
Clinic. Mrs. Lanford was before
marriage Miss Thelma Merchant
PENNINGTON
Mr. and Mrs. James Pennington
announce the birth of a son. George
Ensley. on June 23 at Blalock Clin
ic. Formerly Mrs Pennington was
Miss Christine Ensley.
With the Sii
Roy DeShields of Cross Anchor.
M • paUent at Hays hospital
Mrs John Bagwell is improving
at Blalock dink following surgery
Mks Katherine Cantrell of Lau-
rens 4* * patient at Blalock Clinic,
suffering injuries received in a car
aeddent.
Mis Bessie Byrd of Ora, is under
going treatment at Hays hospital.
Friends of James R. Tnaynham
will be interested to know he is
improving at Blalock Clinic after
a several weeks illness.
Jack Graham is a medical patient
at Hasy hospital.
Mrs. Nick Sorrow is a patient at
Blalock Clinic.
(Mrs. Earle Abercrombie under
went surgery at Hays hospital this
week
George Grant, Jr., has returned
home from Hays hospital where
he underwent treatment for injuries
in an automobile accident.
Marten Lawton has returned
home from Hays hospital followtng
surgery.
. Miss Sandra Red was discharged
from Blalock Clinic earlier this
week after receiving treatment
Barbara Pitta, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Stalin Pitta, underwent a
tonsilectomy at Blalock Clink dur
ing the week. ’
Jimmy Young is convalescing at
home following surgery at Hays
hospital. •
1. P. Whiteford of Laurens, is a
patient at Blalock Clinic.
Mrs. James Whitmire is a patient
at Hays- hospital.
• Mrs. W. A. Moorhead was a pa
tient at Hays hospital for several
days the past week.
Elizabeth Wright, granddaughter
of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kuykendall,
underwent a tonsilectomy at Bla
lock Clinic this week.
Mrs. Sara Webb continues ill at
Hays hospital.
Friends of Mrs. J. J. Scott will
be interested to know she is a pa-
IV- Kr-wi im A—Ur IMn w “ brother, John Dowdle
rf am dt, U*,r, Praia
and Mr* Afoert Love RawL of B 0u j waret Barron Roddey. Wayne
Route 5. Rack Hill The bridegroom Rawls, brother and the bride, and
Is the son ef the late Mr and Mrs Charles Wekh of Montreat
Oliver Smith Dowdle A small reception was held in the
TV Rev M a shall Ned of Harte^ home <* *** frwip Mhmint the
«iiu thi. eit« I weddjn * for the weddiag party.
Wla, formerly af tab «ty. aasmted j faau]y an d out af town guests
For a wedding trip
Subscribe Te THE CUONICLE
the Rev Jackson W. Carroll to per
form the double ring ceremony be
fore a background of palms inter
spersed with seven-branched candel
abra bolding lighted cathedral tap
ers. Arrangements of white gladi
oli, chrysanthemums and snapdrag
ons completed the setting for the
vows.
A program of wedding anisic was
presented by Mrs. Albert Acbckes,
soloist, sad Miss Mary Elizabeth
Dunlap, organist.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a gown of silk organ
za over taffeta with Ale neon lace
accented with scoop neckline and
short sleeves. TV full skirt extend
ed to a chapel train. Her veil of il
lusion was held by a crown of lace
adorned with seed pearls. She car
ried a bouquet of roses and baby’s
breath centered with an orchid.
Mrs. Barron Roddy, sister of the
bride, was matron of honor. Brides
maids were Mrs. John Dowdle of
SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE
Reductions Up to 50% On
Dresses, Sportswear, Lingerie
. (Fall and Sommer)
Blouses, Hats and Bags
% Price
One Group Of Negligee and
Gown Sets Greatly Reduced
Notions - Scarves - ALL Jewelry
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to Florida
the bride wore a beige ftwatfc with
matching accessories and an orchid
corsage
Mrs. Dowdle u a graduate of
Rock Hill High School and attended
Winthrop College. She is employed
as a secretary at the Rock Hill
Printing and Finishing Company.
The groom is employed at Ful-
bright Laboratories in Charlotte.
He is a member of the Pi Kappa
Alpha Fraternity
TV couple will reside at 622 N.
Wilson St., Rock Hill
Mrs. Walker Fetes
Visitor Informally
Honoring her sister-in-law, Miss
Elizabeth Walker, Mrs. James L.
Walker was hostess to a few of the
honoree’s Clinton friends for an in
formal coke party on Monday morn
ing at her home on Calvert Avenue.
Miss Walker returned Tuesday to
her home in Charleston after a few
days visit here.
Centering the refreshment tables
appointed in the den were zinnias in
blending colors. Elsewhere in the
home other summer flowers were
used. Cold drinks, assorted canapes
and sweets were served.
REOPENING
Saturday, July 2
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GROCERY
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Monday, July 4
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tkot at Hays hospital
Patient* released from HayrHos
pHal include: Mra. George Law
son, Mr*. George Ellis, Mayor Joe
Terry. Mrs Dora Jackson. Mrs.
Ellen White, Mrs. Joe Eustace,
Beverly Buzhardt, James Satier-
white and James Barker.
L. C. Library Bookmobile
Schdule For July 4-7
Monday—July 4Lh holiday.
Tuesday—Robinson home, Riddle
home. Macdonald home. Fuller
home. Arnold home, Poole home.
Benjamin home. Irwin heme
Wedneeday—Pitt* home. Whitten
Village, Circle
Thursday—.Tumblin home, Fran
ces Wood home. Ridgeway home,
Johnnie Davis home, Ballentine
home.
Bookmobile librarians are Miss
Claude Gray and Mrs. Carl Teague
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