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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Mrs. Bonds Hostess
To Sara Glenn Circle
Mrs. Joe Bonds, chairman, en
tertained members of the Sara
Glenn Circle of Broad Street
Methodist Church for the July
meeting on Monday evening at
her home on North Adair Street.
Several new members and visi
tors, among them Mrs. A. S.
Harvey, wife of the new pastor,
were welcomed.
Roses and other summer flow
ers decorated the hostess’ living
room where a social hour was
enjoyed prior to the business
session and program. A salad
plate, punch and cake squares
were served.
Miss Kate Milam, assisted by
Mrs. B. B. Ballard, who gave the
devotional, presented an interest
ing program on Missions.
Joint Hostesses Fete
Miss Sandra Davis
Mrs, Kenneth Mann
Honoring Miss Sandra Davis,
August bride-elect of Paul Watts
and Mrs. Kenneth Mann, the for
mer Miss Kay Thomas, Miss
Linda Milam and Miss Delle
Wilder entertained with a lunch
eon on Saturday at the Milam
home on the Spartanburg high
way. Mrs. Mann is spending the
summer here with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs J. C. Thomas
while Cpl. Mann is on duty with
the Marines in Puerto Rico.
Decorating the living room
were daisies, gladioli and roses
in shades of pink and adorning
the buffet table from which the
main course of the three course
luncheon was served were pink
and white hydrangeas. Miniature
bouquets in pink and white cen
tered the small tables which sil
vered wish bones attached to
place cards designated places for
16 guests. Colorful cut flowers in
the den included day lilies and
dahlias.
The hostesses remembered the
honorees with corsages of gar
denias and gifts of china.
PC Graduate
Weds Accountant
Miss Zelonia Gayle Robertson,
a graduate of Presbyterian Col
lege who teaches at Hughes Jun
ior High School, Greenville, was
married to Ronald Wright Lik
ens, an accountant for Liberty
Life Insurance Company, June
17 at Bramlett Methodist Church,
Gray Court.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Luther Robertson,
of Rt. 2, Woodruff. The groom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Likens, of Cape Girardeau, Mo.
They have returned from a trip
to Fontana Village, N. C., and
Missouri and have since made
their home at 12-A Crescent Court
in Greenville.
MISS RAY PHILSON ANDERSON
Miss Anderson to Wed Mr. Pettus
Mrs Samuel Paul Anderson of
this city announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Ray Phil-
son, of Charlottesville, Va., to
William Walker Pettus, Jr., also
of Charlottesville, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Pettus, 111, of Richmond,
Va
Miss Anderson vtas graduated
from Laurens High School and
from Winthrop College. She is
the granddaughter of Mrs W. R
Anderson and Mr L. C. Bond,
both of Clinton
Mr. Pettus was graduated
from the University of Virginia,
Entertain Informally
For Young Visitors
Honoring their house guests,
Misses Rose and Ann Ehrhardt,
of Pinehurst, N. C., Mr. and
Mrs. T. C. Johnson, Jr., were
hosts to a few young people on
Friday evening at their home on
Young Drive
A cook-out hamburger supper
was enjoyed followed by dancing
and games during the evening.
The visitors’ grandparents, Mr
and Mrs Herbert Ehrhardt, who
accompanied them here, were
guests of Mrs. Ehrhardt’s cou
sin, Mrs. T. C. Johnson.
where he received the bachelor's
and master’s degrees in electri
cal engineering.
A September wedding is plan
ned
Honor Mrs. Lukstat
At Luncheon Monday
Mrs. Horace D Payne and
Mrs. Thomas F Hollis were hos
tesses on Monday to 36 friends
for luncheon at the Hollis home
for their daughter and sister,
Mrs Richard Lukstat, of El
Paso, Texas, wlio was visiting
here
Roses, dahlias and Admiral
Byrd daisies decorated the liv
ing and dining rooms with pink
and white effectively used in the
latter room and for the appoint
ment of the buffet luncheon table.
In the den were colorful arrange
ments of day lilies and gladioli.
Assisting in the courtesies of
entertaining were Mrs. J. D. Bo
land. Jr., Mrs. Pringle Copeland,
Mrs William Brooks Owens and
Mrs Henry Lukstat. of Clifton,
N. J.
The hostesses remembered with
gifts the honoree, Miss Mary Ann
Neighbors, July bride-elect, and
Mrs W W. Barnett, Jr , who
will be leaving soon for Hawaii
where Lt. Col. Barnett has been
assigned for duty.
Fulton-Eshbaugh
Engagement Told
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Mil-
ton Fulton, of Walterboro, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Margaret Elizabeth, to
Rohe N. Eshbaugh, of Woodruff
and Louisville, Ky., son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Seitz Eshbaugh,
of Louisville. The wedding is plan
ned for September 8 in Wyatt
Memorial Chapel at Presbyte
rian College.
Mr. Eshbaugh is a graduate of
Presbyterian College.
Announcement Party
For Miss Blake
A delightful coffee was given
by Mrs. Edwin Blake at her
home in Greenwood Thursday
morning honoring her daughter,
Frances Ann, of Georgetown, for
merly of Mountville.
Mrs Blake was assisted in en
tertaining by her mother, Mrs.
Maude B. Bryson, of Mountville.
and her sister, Mrs. John B. Ay-
cock. of Cushing, Okla., also
Mrs.-Douglas Henderson, Mrs O..
F. Liner, of Greenwood, and Mrs.
Roy Adams, of Mountville.
The Blake home was beauti
fully decorated with pink and
white predominating. The dining
table, overlaid with a whtie cut-
work linen cover, held a central
arrangement of white gladioli
and pink carnations. At either
end of the table Mrs. James
Counts and Miss Zelle Crisp
were seated pouring coffee and
tea for about 40 guests from
Greenwood. Laurens and Mount
ville
During the morning a Western
Union boy delivered a telegram
saying that Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Blake announce the engagement
of their daughter, Frances Ann,
to Mr. William James Howard,
of Georgetown. The wedding will
take place November 5 in the
First Presbyterian Church in
Georgetown.
Birlh Announcements
BAGWELL
Mr .-and Mrs. S. E. Bagwell an
nounce the birth of a daughter
on July 11 at Blalock Clinic. Be
fore marriage Mrs. Bagwell was
Miss Elizabeth Womble
STARNES
Mr and Mrs. Henry Lewis
Starnes announce the birth of a
son, Reuben Lewis, on July 4 at
Blalock Clinic. Mrs. Starnes is
the former Miss Grace Brewing-
ton.
SIMMONS
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lee Sim
mons announce the birth of a
son, Ronnie Lee Roy, on July 7
at Blalock Clinic Formerly Mrs.
Simmons was Miss Imogene Bi-
With the Sick
C. V. Gilliam is improving at
Blalock Clinic following surgery.
Friends of Mrs. Buddy Oakley
will be interested to know she is
a patient at Hays Hospital con
valescing from Injuries received
in an accident.
Sharon Slight, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Sligh, has been a
patient at Hays Hospital.
Miss Patricia Duncan, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Dun
can, is a patient at Blalock Clin
ic where she underwent surgery.
Dean Moates, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Moates, has been a
patient at Hays Hospital.
Mrs. Elberta Boyd continues
quite ill at Hays Hospital where
she has been a patient for some
time.
Friends of Mrs. R. T. Dunlap
will be interested to know she is
convalescing at Hays Hospital
following surgery.
Reninal Cheek and Francis
Lowery are improving at their
homes following operation illness
es at Blalock Clinic .
Willie E. Jones has returned
to his home in Greenville follow-
MISS ETTA JEAN HORNE *
Home-Tinman Engagement Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L, Horne, of Erwin, N. C.. have an
nounced the engagement of their daughter, Etta Jean, of Erwin
and Winston-Salem, N. C„ to James Conrad Tinman, of Camden,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse L. Tinman of this city.
The wedding will take place August 6 in Erwin.
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Summertime-and the savin’ is easy!
It'll pay you plenty to pad over to your Chevrolet dealer’s One-Stop Shopping Grater and get in on aD the
excitement there. Because Jet-smooth Cbevrolets are outselling every other make of car, he’s able to turn on the
savings like nobody else in town. Have him fit you with an elegant Impala, a popular Bel Air or a budgetrwise
Biscayne. Or maybe with one of those six sweet-goinfc cargo-craving Chevy wagons. Just bring along your desire
to own a lot of car at an eaay-to-own price. Chevy and your _ , <•
Chevrolet dealer wfll look after the rest nicely, thank you. JCt-SIIlOOtll LilCVrOlCt
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Save-a-bmdle bqrs or Corrain, too! The climate couldn't
be better to^ fatting into one of them. Yeesirree, juicy July buyn
on the Manias with their family-etyle sports-car spirit ... on
the nimble, niekel-nuning Corvair 600's and 700's ... on the
f-P—sntar Lakewood Wagons ... and on those Greenbrier
Sports Wagons with up to twice the specs of regular wagons.
Need more be said? Your Chevrolet dealer is the man to talk to.
ing a stay and treatment at Hays
Hospital.
Mrs. Hugh Ballard underwent
surgery at Hays Hospital Tues
day morning.
Friends of Grady Bimpson will
be interested to know he is a pa
tient at Blalock Clinic .
Mrs Mildred Dickerson has re
turned home following surgery
and stay at Hays Hospital.
Mrs. Melvin Huey has been
discharged from Hays Hospital
following surgery.
Friends of Mrs. William Gam
brel! will be interested to know
she is convalescing following
surgery at Hays Hospital this
week.
Mrs. H W. Williams, Mrs.
Myrtle Bodie and G L. Huggins
have been dismissed from Bla
lock Clinic following treatment.
Mrs. Morgan Todd and G. W.
Hollingsworth, who have been
patients for some time, are im
proving at Hays Hospital.
Patients at Hays Hospital in
clude Mrs. Marie Brown, Mrs.
Grace Bright, Ned Handback,
Mrs. Henry Simmons.
Mrs Walker Satterfield is a
surgical patient at Blalock Clin
ic.
Furman Dominick, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Dominick, of Jo
anna. is a patient at Hays Hos
pital where he underwent sur
gery.
Miss Garnell Ruff, of Augusta,
Ga , formerly on the nurses staff
at Hays Hospital, is a patient at
Hays following surgery.
Mrs. Denton Humphries, who
has been a patient at Hays Hos
pital, has been transferred to
General Hospital in Greenville.
Patients at Blalock Clinic in
clude J. V. Hunt, Mrs. Robert
Bryson, Mrs. Walker James, who
underwent an operation, Mrs.
Sam Cleland of Cross Hill.
The following patients have
been released from Hays Hos
pital: Mrs. James Coker, Mrs.
T. M. Griffin, Jr., Harry Estes
from Joanna, Mrs. Morris Say-
more, Martha Graham, Mrs.
Ralph Collins, -Miss Shirley
Stone, Virgil Webb.
Free Band Concert
Sunday tn Newberry
The Newberry Concert Band
will give an hour long open air
concert Sunday afternoon, July
16, at 4:30 o’clock at the Margar
et Hunter Park The program by
this well known musical organi
zation will consist of sacred num
bers, marches and overtures.
This is the first in a series of
Sunday afternoon musical events
to be sponsored by the Civic
League, which is a 56 year old
organization dedicated to civic
and cultural betterment.
Folks from Clinton, Joanna
and other sections of Laurens
County are invited to attend. Ad
mission is free. It is suggested
that if you have any folding
chairs or portable seats of any
sort that you bring them along
since the seating facilities at the
park may be inadequate.
To reach Margaret Hunter
Park from Clinton keep down
College Street until you reach
Chapman. Turn right for two
blocks.
F. H. A. Girls At
Ocean Drive Beach
Twenty-one girls of the Clin
ton High School chapter, Future
Homemakers of America left by
bus Tuesday morning for a
week’s stay at the F H A Ocean
Drive Beach Camp.
Chaperoning them are Mrs. H
A. Bouknight, Jr., home econom
ics instructor, Mrs Herman
Jackson and Mrs W R Pitts
Jr. Jonnie Farnell and Jim Ad
dison are bus drivers.
Activities include a cook out
Wednesday night at the Future
Farmers of America camp at
Cherry Grove Beach; a trip to
Myrtle Beach State Park, Brook
green Gardens and Georgetown
on Thursday and a square dance
with the F. F. A group at Ocean
Drive Beach in the evening; {
boat trip through the inland wat
er way to the ocean on Friday
crabbing and a cook out on Sat
urday; church services at Ocean
Drive; a smorgasbord supper
vespers conducted by the gifls,
beach singing and a marshmal
low roast; a traditional candle
light cabin and song service on
Sunday.
The group will return to Clin
ton on Monday.
Making the trip are: Misses
Ame Black, Ellen Lawson, Mar
jorie Arnold, Carol Franklin
Martha Todd, Mary Bart Stump
Diane Pitts, Beverly Muller, San
dra Leopard, Rose Ann McCrary.
Mary Ellen Cornwall, Delores
Passmore, Juanita Pittman, San
dra Red, Ruth Todd, Marilyn
Sease, Sandra Norris, Betty
Stroud, Janet Hamer, Dixie Bo-
lick and Cynthia Hollis
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WINDHAM
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wind
ham announce the birth of a son
July II at Hays Hospital. Mra.
Windham is the former Mtep
Faye Cagle.
KING
Mr. and Mrs. Ray King an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Wanda Dariene, on July 6 at
Hays Hospital. Before marriage
Mrs. King was Miss Cora Alice
Medlin.
ELLISON
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Ellison an
nounce the birth of a son, Jack
Martin, July 7 at Self Memorial
Hospital, Greenwood. Mrs. Elli
son is the former Miss Edna
Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Martin.
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