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\ Tharsday, June 21, 1S02 THE CLINTON CHBONICI K i THE WOMAN'S PAGE Social Events and Chib News of Interest Tdt*hM« ms-omi m ■slfsrsi Si sit-1 i .jiJ Luncheon, Shower Honors Bride-Elect Miss Julia Gray, June bride- elect, was complimented with a luncheon by Miss Terrell Cook, recently at the Mary Musgrove hotel. Guests included high school and college classmates of the honoree who was surprised with a shower of gifts. Covers were laid for twelve at the luncheon table prettily ap pointed in yellow and white. An antique cut glass container held the central floral arrangement. Miss Gray Feted By Miss Gettys Honoring Miss Julia Gray, Miss Jean Gettys entertained a small group of friends informal ly at luncheon on Monday, June 11. Miss Gray will be married on June SO to Herbert Hammett of Hogansville, Ga. Guests were seated at the din ing table where bridal motif place cards were used and a three course luncheon served. A low bowl of gardenias and pink roses centered the table. As sisting the hostess was her moth er, Mrs. Joseph M. Gettys. Miss Gray was remembered with a gift of china in her wed ding pattern. Joint Hostesses Honor Miss Corley An informal party on Satur day morning honored Miss Linda Corley, June bride-elect of James William Harris of Laurens. Hostesses were Miss Dorothy Taylor at whose home the party was given and Mrs. Charles Ban nister. — A centerpiece of daisies pretti ly centered the refreshment table from which sandwiches, sweats and other party dainties wane served with cold drinks. Else where in the home daisies and hydrangeas were used in decora tion. The guests surprised the bride-elect with a kitchen shower. The groom-elect’s mother, Mrs. O. C. Harris of Laurens, was a special guest for the occasion. Mental Health TV Program on Friday “Breakthrough: Mental Ill ness” a presentation of NBC fea turing News Correspondent John Chancellor as on-ihe-air report er, will be televised on Channel 4 Friday evening, June 22, at 8:20 o’clock, it has been an nounced by the S. C. Mental Health Association. ... ■ * . ■ Wi Birth Announcements Mr. and Mrs. James T. Morse announce the birth of a son. Tarry Leonard, on June 12 at Blalock Clinic. Formeriy Mrs Morse was Miss Julia Blackwell. Whitmire Mr. and Mrs. Copeland Whit mire announce the birth of a son, Marion Copeland, Jr., on June 14 at Blalock Clinic. Mrs. Whitmire is the former Miss Dianne C. Spencer. Bagwell Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bagwell announce the birth of a son, James Alvin, Jr., on June 16 at Blalock Clinic. Before marriage Mrs. Bagwell was Miss Ruth Curry. Mi,? m ■ dm MRS. MICHAEL STEWART OUT DAUGHTER OF CLINTON NATIVE WED IN OHIO CEREMONY Ohio—White Fuj^tal Hygiene. Mr. Guy was grad uated from Miami University at Oxford and is a member of Sig ma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. Following a wedding trip to Bermuda, Mr. and Mrs. Guy will make their borne at 1788 Ashland Ave. after June 20. Mrs. H. M. Wise, Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Vance accompanied Mrs. Switzer and Mary Bailey Vance to Columbus to attend the wedding. Lt. and Mrs. E. A. Leaphart of Augusta, Ga., announce the birth of a son, John Russell, May 15. Mrs. Leaphart is the former Miss Patsy Cranford of this city, a granddaughter of Mrs. H. W. Alford. Columbus, \jiuvj—YTiMw rujti mums, stock and delphinium decorated the altar of Broad Street Presbyterian Church, Co lumbus, Ohio, Saturday evening, June 9, when at seven thirty o’ clock, Miss Rosanni Campbell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil lard D. Campbell, 2165 S. Park way Dr., became the bride of Mr. Michael Stewart Guy, son of Mrs. G. Hall Guy of Mansfield and Mr. G. H. Guy of Tampa. The bridal aisle and chancel were lighted by candles garlanded in greenery and white roses. Dr. Raymond Kearns performed the ceremony. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of candelight peau de sole de signed on classic lines. Alencon lace motifs embroidered with crystals and sprays of seed pearls, enhanced the bodice and front of the bell-shaped skirt. The chapel train flowed from the em pire back, accented with a Ba- goda rose. Her bouffant veil of illusion fell from a circlet of rose buds entwined with sprays of seed pearls and she carried a French bouquet of lily-of-the; valley and white roses. Mrs. James L. Switzer of Un ion served as matron of honor and bridesmaids were Miss Mar tha B. Park, Miss Elisabeth Anne Stedem, Mrs. Barnard F. Jones, Mrs. John Conkling of Golden, N. Y., and Miss Mary Bailey Vance of Clinton, who served as Junior bridesmaid. The attendants wore identical gowns of avenue green chiffon over taffeta with shirred midriffs. They wore matching lattice top pillboxes with circular veils and carried French bouquets of yel low sweetheart roses and ivy. John C. Guy of Manhattan Beach, Calif., served as best man and ushers included Richard Guy, also of Manhattan Beach, Oliver Henkel, Jr., and Phillip Norman of Mansfield, John Ruhl of Evanston, 111. and Don Camp bell. A reception at the Scioto Coun try Club followed the ceremony. The bride is a graduate of Colby Junior College, New Lon don, N. H., and from the Ohio State University College of Den- Couple Reside Here Following Rites Miss Constance Rose Bugay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon ard C. Bugay, became the bride of John Lucien Setzler, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Homer Setsler, on June S in the Kiugstree Metho dist Church. The ceremony was performed by the pastor, the Rev. George W. Whitaker. The bride was given mar riage by her father. Her wed ding gown of silk organza and Chantilly lace was fashioned with lace bodice and scalloped, rounded neckline. Lace medal lions trimmed tbs balloon skirt, which ended in a chapel train Her fingertip veil of illusion was attached to a crown of lace and pearls. She carried a white Bible centered with a white orchid. Miss Judith Rogers of Bristol, Pa., cousin of the bride was maid of honor. She was gowned in a ballerina length dress of mint green chiffon, and she carried a bouquet of pink carnations. Russell Graham of Kingstree served as best man. Ushers were Alan Roth, Jack sonville, Fla.; Georgs Montis, Savannah; Davs Ross, Sardinia, and Tommy Owen, Kingstree. Junior ushers wars Lennie Bu gay, brothar of the bride and Tom Setzler, brother of the bride groom. After a wedding trip to Myrtle Beach, the couple are at hone at E. Maple Street here. The groom, who attended The Citadel last year, will be a mem ber of the sophomore class at Presbyterian College. ANNUAL SUMMER CLEARANCE . June 21-22-23 Doors Open 9 A. M. Today Reductions lorToiSO* on DRESSES, SPORTSWEAR, SUITS and COATS JEWELRY, LINGERIE, GLOVES - REDUCED HATS BAGS HOSE..... (Unit 2 Pr. to Cmtoncr) ALL SALES CASH AND PINAL 1/2 PRICE % PRICE 85c P PERSONAL | MENTION Mrs. H. L. Eichelbeger Miss Barbara Eicbelberger recent visitors with the Rev. and l. Hugh L. Eicbelberger in Greenwood. SHIELDS TO INDIANA William M. Shields of Shields Studio will leave Saturday for a two weeks stay in Winona, In diana. While there Mr. Shields will be on the staff of the Winona School of Photogrophy giving a course in general portrait photog raphy. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Alexander and children of Newton, N. C., were here for the wek-end with the former's mother, Mrs. W. L. Inskeep, his sister, Mrs. Weldon T. Jackson, coming especially to se Mrs. Inskep who has been ill Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Holland and Mrs. James Pitts visited their brother, James Scarbor ough in Columbia on Sunday. FERRITERS HERE Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Fer- riter and children, Billy and Lisa, of Cristobal, Canal Zone, are vi siting Mrs. Ferriter’s mother, Mrs. W. A. Dicus before going to their next assignment. Speakers Announced For Camp Fellowship Religious Emphasis On the evening of July 1, at 8:00 p. m. o’clock. South Caro lina Presbytery will begin its fourth Annual Religious Empha sis Month at Camp Fellowship on Lake Greenwood. The Rev. Allen C. McSween D. D., pastor of Starmount Presbyterian Church, Green- boro, N. C. will be guest speak- for July 1. His subject will be “At Work With God”. ~ Other spsakars throughout the month will be: July 8: The Rev. Hunter B. Blakely of Higher Education of the Board of Christian Education of D. D., Secretary of the Division the Presbyterian Church U. S. will use “What Christ Means To Me?” as his subject. July 15: J. McDowell Richards, D. D., President of Columbia Theo logical Seminary, Decatur, Geor gia will speak on “The Pre-em inent Christ”. July 22: The Rev. G. Aiken Taylor, PhD. Editor of the Presbyterian Journal, Asheville, N. C. will use as his subject “My Favorite Sermon”. July 28: Dr. James G. Patton, Execu live Secretary, Tbs Gsoera Council has chosen for Ms sub ject “Why Be Unhappy? The public is cordially invited to hear the Word of God preach ed by these Presbyterian Minis ters on the theme—''My Favorite Sermon”. Junior Girls Golf Winners Winners in the junior girls division golf tournament held at Lakeside County Club June 8 are, left to right; Kriss Kinney, best sportsmanuhip; Florence Ann Ox ley, runner-up; and Mary Jane Addison, winner of the tournament. News Of Bonds Cross Roads MRS. N. A. SHOUSE, Mountville News MRS. MAUDE BRYSON With the Sick Friends of Mrs. O. I. Sheely will be interested to know she is a patient at Blalock Clinic she underwent minor Wayne Reynolds, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Reynolds under went at tonislictomy at Blalock Clinic Tuesday. Returned home from Blalock Clinic earlier in the week were Mrs. Jeanette Dowd, Wyatt, George Dent of Charles ton, and Mrs. H. 8. Martin, Jr. Mrs. J. O. Bam entered Bla lock Clinic Tuesday for Patients at Blalock Clinic dude Mrs. James T. Morse, Mrs. W. A. Mauldin, L. L. Thomas of Joanna, Fred Tindeley of Laur ens, Joe Lynch, and Miss Sue Gilliam, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gilliam Mrs. Jean CauMe has return ed home following Blalock Clinic. V. MYF District H—. ivwni m at the Wa Mrs. Clarence Smith of Athens, Ga., spent Saturday with Mrs Sam J. Hunts and Dr. Ruth Stokes. Mrs. Roger W. Gabbert and children, Jennifer and Hugh, are visiting Mrs. Gabbert’• parents, and other relatives in Owatonna, Minn. Mr. Gabbert will Join thsm later for a visit to North Dakota and Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simpson, Jr./and children of Joanna visit ed Mrs. Simpson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Troy Watts Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. (Bin Stewart and children spent the week-end in Marietta, Ga., with Dr. and Mrs Riley. Mrs. Riley is Mr. Stew art’s sister, the former Miss Rob bie Stewart. Mrs. Jerome Finley and chil dren, Miss Sue Simpson and Mrs Rhett Bryson spent Monday hi Greenville with Mrs. Finley’s Friends of James Nabors will be glad to know he is at home after being a patient in Self Me morial Hospital, Greenwood. Mrs. Brenda Farrow and young son have returned home after a visit in Whitmire. Miss Martha Pitts, a teacher in Rock Hill, has arrived home for the summer. Miss Sallie Pitts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Pitts recent ly spent a week at Myrtle Beach on a house party. Artie White, who was visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Alvin Tin sley, has returned to his home in Columbia. Misses Glennie and Maribee Tinsley returned with him to visit their sisters, Mrs Arthur White and Mrs. Stroud.. Miss Christie Cropps, who on June 20 will be married to Ronald McQuirt, was honored Saturday with a miscellaneous shower. A number of friends gathered at the Shady Grove Club House. The guests were greeted at the door by Little Miss Glennie Tins ley. Glennie pinned a small floral corsage on each guest. Mrs. Tallie Cropps led the group in a number of appropri ate contests. The guests were in vited to the refreshment table by Mrs. N. A. Shouse. Tbs table was decorated with a centerpiece of magnolia and tapers. Mrs. Howard Stanley presided at the punch bowl and Mrs. J. C. Nabors served cake. Little Misses Joyce Stanley, Lynn Nabors and Christie Cropps served toasted nuts. After refreshments, Christie was invited to a table filled with gifts. For the occasion the recrea tion room of the Club House was decorated with Magnolias and white gladioli. Hostesses for the occasion were Mrs. Talbie Cropps, Mrs. How ard Stanley, Mrs. J. C. Nabors, Mrs. Alvin Tinsley and Mrs. N. A. Shouse. Miss Linda Rogers of Whit mire is visiting her aunt Mrs. Frank Motet. Bennie Boyd of N. C. was guest of Mrs. Bessie Johnson and fam ily over the week-end. Mrs. David Pitts and Mrs. N. A. Shouse attended the State Home Demonstration Club Mast- Attend State 0€5 Meeting Greenville Members from the James B. Parrott Chapter, Order of East ern Star, here, participated in the 58th annual state convention held this week at Memorial Au ditorium in Greenville. A prelude and other musical features were presented by Mrs. Eva B. Land of this city, a past grand matron, who directs tbs grand chapter choir. Others who attended all or some meetings of the ‘‘Emerald Session” included: Mrs. E. C. Taylor, Jr., Mrs. Oscar Kinard, Mrs. Charles Gaffney, Mrs. Al len Powers. Mrs. Clyde Tram mell, Mrs. T. R. McElvesn, Mrs. S. C. Rowe, Mrs. Joe Campbell, Mrs. John Mabry, Mrs. J. J. West and Mrs. Dessie Hedspeth. Children Invited To Join Soft Ml Recreation Program Any girls who art interested in softball may Join the group for the remaining time of the City summer recreation program. Harry A. Bouknlght, director, said that It was not too late for any who wished to do so to par ticipats. Play is directed each morning from 9 until 12 in the area behind the armory, adja cent to the Scout Hut. He also pointed out that equipment and facilities art available for small boys or girls for other recreation during these hours, or at other times, according to plans of those Interested. The program will be carried through July If enough Interest is shown. ing at Winthrop College this week. Mrs. Pitts and Mrs. Shouse assisted with the recep tion on Tuesday night when Lau rens County members were in charge of the reception. Kenneth Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earle Johnson left to day for Georgia Tech, Atlanta Ga. where he will enroll as a student. His parents accom panied him to Atlanta. On Tues day night Kenneth was honored with a farewell party by his grandmother, Mrs. Bessie John son, assisting Mrs. Johnson was Mrs. Jones Johnson, Mrs. Earle Johnson and Mrs. Carrol John son. A number of young poopls of the community enjoyed the oc casion. On Sunday night Kenneth John son and Bruce Morgan at a steak supper at Wilson’s Cafe. Mrs. George Cobb and young tarn visit in Rock HID. tlRMMA# I# runner is nnMUu Jr. High Principal if John H. Fulmer, principal of Tamassee DAR High School, rv- ! s . lined bis position last weak to accept the principaUiup of the Hinton Junior High School J Mr. Fulmer came to Tamassae this year after serving 14 years in the Calhoun Falls pohlie schools as grammar school prto- cipal and varsity athletic coach. While at Calhoun Palls, he or- ! gantzed a full time athletic pro- : gram with several of his teams i entering the state finals. This year, he came to Tamaseee as high school principal. Mr Fulmer is a graduate of Newberry College and received his MA degree in Education from Ctomson College in 1957 He is a member of St. John's Lutheran Church in Walhalla. a former member of the Calhoun Falls Lion's Club and a former teacher of the Ladies Bible Class of the Calhoun Fails Methodist Church, a former member of the official board and church lay leader while living In Calhoun Falls. He is the son of Mrs V. L. Fulmer and the late Rev, V. L. Fulmer, a Lutheran minister. He is married to the former Vivian Hubbard of Seneca and they have three children. The Fulmers plan to move to Clinton the first week in August. Services Monday For Young Intent for Carolyn Addy, infant ter of Captain and Mrs. Frank C. Young. Jr., of Fort Lee. Va. The litle girl was born on Saturday and lived only a -few hours. Mrs. Prank C. Young of this city has gone to Port Lee to be with her son and daughter-in- law. Rev. George Tolbert Fosses In Virginio Word has been received that the Rev. George B. Talbert, son of Mrs. Cassie Oliver Talbert and the late Mr. Talbert died Thursday of last week. Funeral services were held at his borne in Glasgow, Va. Mrs Talbert attended the funeral and remained for aeveral days stay with his family. DAVID *. MOOREF1ELD Mooreiield Returns To PC As Professor Dr David R MoorefMd. an honor graduate of Presbyterian College, will return to the camp us this fall to Joia the PC facul ty as professor of philosophy. President Marshall W. Brown announced today. He replaces James S Gray, who died last February after It years as a teacher at Presby terian. Dr. Moorefteid. a native of Lancaster wbo currently serve* as pastor of the Westminster Presbyterian Church of Plor- flH A .S m a a ^•eOA^, rec*iv#<i mI$ wa from PC In 1948 Ho went on to Columbia Theological Semi- tor Ida master of thsolagy Be earned Ms PhD de- from Duke University In on 1888 After one year as guest feasor of tbsology and slides at Columbia Seminary Moorefteid accepted a call to the Weat- minster Church in 1889. He hao been active in the work of Pee Dee Presbytery since that Dr. Moorefteid also has as a of study, and he years (1981-84) ns s chaplain immediately army this capacity, he months with the Ird vision during the and was awarded In ' M Infantry Dt- » » » • • fokmtjla for making dreams come true... It l« no soerot boeouso It Is , known to so many Mb.. .all of owr customers In fact. Its Ingredients ora available to everyone. Simply find the girl of girls and when she says yes, hood this way. 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