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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Clinton, 8. C., Tharadny, July 18, 196S
Parties Given For
Miss Georgia Young
KITHCEN SHOWER
Miss Georgia Young was sur
prised last Thursday, July 11,
when Mrs. Frank KKeUers and
Mrs. Carlton Winn honored the
bride-elect with a kitchen show
er at the Kellers home.
Arrnagements of mixed sum
mer flowers were used through
out the home.
Games and contests were en
joyed, followed with party re
freshments of frozen fruit salad,
sandwiches, cheese biscuits,
cookies and punch.
Miss Young was presented a
shower of many useful gifts for
the kitchen.
Out of town guests included
an aunt of the honoree, Mrs.
Bonner Harvley, of Greenwood.
FRIDAY LUNCHEON
Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. Car.
roll Nance, and Mrs. Henry
Young entertained Miss Geor
gia Young with a luncheon Fri
day, July 12, at the Miller home
on South Broad Street.
Juice was served in the living
room as the guests assembled.
A pink and white color note
was beautifully carried out in
decorations and refreshments.
Guests were seated in the din
ing room. The table was dec
orated with dahlias and mums
with a pink dahlia on a white
fan marking the bride-elect’s
place.
The honoree was remembered
with a gift.
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Mrs. Walter Johnson ,and Mrs.
Marshall Brown entertained
Miss Georgia Young, popular
summer bride-elect, with a
luncheon Tuesday, July 0, at
the Jacobs home.
Juice, sandwiches, and dip
were served on the porch as the
guests assembled, later being
invited into the dining room
where lunch was served buffet
style.
Sixteen guests were seated at
individual tables, with the bride-
elect’s place being marked with
a rose corsage.
Miss Young was remembered
with a gift of linen by the host
esses.
Clinton Bride-Elect
Honored With Shower
A miscellaneous shower hon
oring Miss Susan Terry was
given Thursday evening at the
Clinton Mill Community Center
by Miss Beth Trammell, Mrs.
Sam Williams, Miss Maria
King, Mrs. Allen Power, Mrs.
Hall King, and Mrs. Eva Land.
Roses were beautifully ar
ranged throughout the receiving
rooms.
Entertainment for the evening
was a mock wedding party pre
sented by the hostesses.
Following refreshments, the
bride-elect was presented many
useful gifts for the home.
Clinton Parties
Honor Miss Wasson
MOTHER-DAUGHTER TEA
Mrs. B. F. Wingard and her
mother, Mrs. Effie Wasson, en
tertained with a lovely Mother-
Daughter Tea Thursday, July
11 from 4:30 to 6:90 at tbe
home of the former for their
niece and granddaughter, Syl
via Wasson, whose marriage
was solemnized Sunday, July
14.
A three-tier floral wedding
cake made of daisies and ivy
centered the. table. In the living
room were artistic arrange
ments of hydrangeas, roses,
and snapdragons. Garden flow
ers were used in tbe den.
Dainty refreshments were
served carrying out the wedding
bell motif. Sixty-five friends of
the bride from Laurens, Gray
Court, Clemson, Hickory Tav
ern, and Greenville called dur
ing the appointed hours.
Miss Wasson was given a
bride’s fan with a nosegay
made of sweetheart roses at
tached to the handle, and silver
in her chosen pattern.
Those assisting in entertain
ing were Mrs. Dallas Dendy,
Laurens; Mrs. L^ M. Owens,
Gray Court; Mrs. Horace Hor
ton, Mrs. Augustus Blakely, and
Miss Georgia Young of Clinton.
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ONE TABLE OF
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ALL SUMMER
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White Flats, Sandals
MEN’S SHORT SLEEVE
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tained Miss Sylvia Wasson with
a luncheon Wednesday, July 10,
at the Cecil P. Wilson home on
Ansel Drive. Miss Young was
a bridesmaid in Miss Wasson’s
wedding Sunday.
A pink motif was carried
in the decorations. ■
In the dining room a topiary
tree decorated with roses and
adorned with love birds in the
top, centered the table.
Guests found their places
marked with pink bird place
cards.
Miss Wasson was remember
ed with a gift and a corsage
made with love birds.
GIVEN DINNER
- Several friends honored Miss
Wasson and Mr. Wells with a
dinner party at the Officers’
Club at Fort Jackson Friday
evening, July 12. Those attend
ing from Clinton were Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Fleming, Miss Geor
gia Young, Lawrence Young,
and Col. and Mrs. B.
gard.
BRIDESMAIDS LUNCHEON
Mrs. Sam Fleming of Clin
ton, Mrs. J. B. Odell of Lau
rens, and Mrs. David Leapord
of Simpsonville, honored Miss
Sylvia Wasson with a brides*
maids luncheon at the Hotel
Mary Musgrove Saturday at
nbon.
Guests found their places
marked with hand-made dolls
dressed similar to those of the
bridesmaids’ dresses for the 1
wedding. The bride-elect’s place
was marked with a doll dressed
as a bride.
Following lunch, Miss Wasson
presented her attendants with
gifts.
An arrangement of Fuji
mums, pom poms and tuberos
es centered tbe luncheon table.
Mrs. Peery Hostess
To Lutheran Group
Mrs. Gordon Peery was host
ess to the morning group of the
-utheran Church Women at her
home on Tuesday, July 19.
Prior to the program, the
hostess served cake, coffee, and
nuts.
Mrs. Shelton Rimer, group
eader, presided. Mrs. A. C.
Workman, Jr., presented a pro-
gram entitled “What Is A
Christian?”
During the business session,
Mrs. Peery, president, presented
guidelines and the new LCW
guide book to each officer.
Atter the meeting the group
was dismissed with the, mission
ary benediction.
Miss Nelson Honored
At Bridal Shower
Prior to her Sunday wedding.
Miss Belle Nelson was honored
at a bridal shower on Saturday
evening at the home of Miss
Betty McDonald on the Green
wood highway.
The honoree was presented a
mum corsage upon her arrival
Chests were given ^ favors of
small rice bags of green net,
which were pinned on by Miss
McDonald and Mrs. Howard
McCauley.
Arrangements of snaps and
mums were used in the living
and dining rooms.
Following bridal games the
guests were invited into the din?
ing room. The buffet table was
covered with a white linen cloth
and was centered with a beauti
ful crystal punch bowl on a
stand and surrounded with
greenry. Also decorating the
table was an arrangement of
snaps and mums flanked by
crystal hurricane lamps.
Open-faced sandwiches, cheese
biscuits and mints were served
with punch.
Hostesses were Mrs. B. F.
Harvey, Mrs. Virginia Wilson,
Mrs. Cecil McLendon, Miss Mc
Donald, Mrs. McCauley, and
Mrs. Carson Neal of Greenville.
Lott-Wilson
Rehearsal Party
Mrs. William P. Patrick of
Charleston, Mrs.’ Robert J. Mc
Call um of Clarkton, N. C., and
Mrs. Edith Adair entertained
members of the Lott-Wilson
wedding party and out of town
guests Saturday evening, July
13, with dinner immediately fol
lowing the rehearsal at the Lott
home on the Chappells highway.
Dinner was served buffet style
from a prettily appointed table
centered with an arrangement
of mums, baby’s breath, and
snapdragons.
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Bookmobile Schedule
Week Of July 22-25
Tuesday: Burdette home, Clin
ton, Marion Hlers home, Clinton;
Mississippi Young home, Vir
ginia. Bishop home, LeRoy San
ders home, Stewart Brown home,
Marian Ramage home, David
Simmons home, RFD, Clinton.
Wednesday: MountviUe school,
Thomason home, Carl Crisp
home, Gray home, MountviUe;
Cross Hill post office; Coleman
home, Smith home, Suggs homo,
McNeill home Waterloo,
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