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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Social Events and Qub News of Interest Telephone ku-ush
Mrs. McKinney
Honors Miss Horton
Mrs. Charles W. McKinney of
Hampton, formerly of this city,
entertained on Friday at noon
with a luncheon at the Mary
Musgrove Hotel in honor of
Misses Bootsie Horton and Tre-
cie Davis, future brides.
A pink color note was fea
tured in arrangements of gladi-
ola and carnations graced with
silver candelabra holding pink
burning tapers.
Twenty guests were seated
at an appointed table marked
with delicate pink place cards
tied with miniature bouquets.
Out of town guests included
Mrs. Fleming Harris of Colum
bia, and Mrs. Jake Rasor of
Cross Hill.
Each of the brides-elect were
remembered with a gift.
Bridge Forty Given
For Mrs. Stewart
Mrs. Thornton Stewart, the
former Miss Joanne Todd, was
entertained on Friday after
noon by Miss Louise Speake
with a bridge party at the
Speake home on Walnut Street.
Two tables were in play, with
roses making a beautiful sum
mer setting.
Following several progres
sions of bridge, a salad course
with punch was served.
Miss Nancy Neighbors was
presented a gift for having high
score for the afternoon. The
hostess also remembered Mrs.
Stewart with a gift.
NeH-Shores
Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Marfhaii n»nk«
Neil HI, of Atlanta, Ga., an
nounce the engagement of his
sister, Mary Virginia Neil, to
John Edward Shores of Atlan
ta, son of Mr. and Mrs. Char
les H. Shores, of Fairforest,
S. C.
The bride-elect is the daugh
ter of Mrs. Marshall B. Neil,
Jr., of Baltimore, Md., and the
late Mr. Neil. She was gradu
ated from Presbyterian College
and is presently employed by
the DeKalb County, Ga., Board
of Education.
Mr. Shores is employed by
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HOSPITAL NEWS
Patients currently at Bailey
Memorial Hospital Include:
Seneca—Mrs. Robert Horton
and baby boy.
Columbia—Mrs. Edith Fulmer
Laurens—Mrs. Brenda Kay
Seymore, Sam N. Penland.
Joanna — Michael Williams,
George Morse, Glenn Franklin.
Cross Anchor—Judy L. Parks
and baby girl .
Clinton—Henry Young, Mrs. J.
Lee Young, Mrs. Alvin Whitmire,
Mrs. Annie Sexton, Mrs. Robert
Simmons, Mrs. Buell Snow, Mrs.
M. F. Pace, Graham J. Osborne,
Mrs. Mary B. Osborne, Joseph
L. Owens, Mrs. Annie O. Lawson,
John D. Lydia, Mrs. Jimmie
James, Johnnie Johnson, Otho
Johnson, Bill Hughes, Capers
Gregory, Mrs. Rosa Lee Fuller,
Mrs. Annie Dillishaw, Mrs. Ray
Campbell, Mrs. Martha Child
ress .Mrs .Clara O. Craine, Mrs.
Archie Boyce, Mrs. Benn Bridge-
man, Winfield Bryson, and Mrs.
Manning Burgess,
COLORED PATIENTS
INCLUDE:
Chappells—Mrs. Ida Jacobs.
Mountville — Miss Delores
Grant.
Kinards — Mrs. Geneva Payne
and baby girl.
Clinton — Mrs. Ethel Mae
Young, Mrs. Rose Lee Young,
Cally Watson, John H. Williams,
Mrs. Ella C. Savage, Mrs. Essie
Bell Swindler, George Randolph,
Miss Ethel Mae McGowan, Doris
Miller, Dianne L. Leake, Annie
Lee Kerns, James Henry John
son, Hattie Henry, Duillap baby
girl, Mrs. Louise Cromer.
MISS JANE THOMPSON ADAMS
Adams-Taylor Engagement Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hendrix Adams, of this city, an.
usance the engagement of their daughter, Jane Thompson, to
Dwight Lee Tayler, Jr., son of Dr. and Mrs. 'Dwight Lee
Taylor of CohunMa.
The bride-elect is a senior at Colombia Hospital School of
Nursing and will graduate la Aagast.
Mr. Taylor is a graduate of Chicago Technical CoUege and
attended the University of South Carolina. He holds a posi
tion with Owoao-Corslng Fiberglass Co. in Aiken.
The wedding will take place September 25 la the chapel
of the First Baptist Chnrch ta CohunMa.
Entertains Friends
WHIi Cook-Out
Misses Judy Abner, Suzanne
Watkins, and Kitty Hollis en
tertained on Monday evening
with a cook-out at the Watkins
home on Musgrove Ext. Around
20 friends of the girls enjoyed
the occasion.
the Southern Railway Company
in Atlanta.
The wedding will take place
August 1 at Druid Hills Presby
terian Church In Atlanta.
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Bridal forties
For Miss Horton
Mrs. William Blair Martin, of
Newberry, and Mrs. Ross Rob
inson, of Monticello, were host
esses for lunch on Thursday,
June V, at the Mary Musgrove
Hotel in honor of Miss Bootsie
Horton.
A beautiful centerpiece of
white gladioli and chrysanthe
mums marked the luncheon
table.
Miss Horton was presented a
white chrysanthemum corsage
upon arrival and also remem
bered with a gift of silver in
her chosen pattern.
LUNCHEON IN
GREENVILLE
The Greenville Country Club
in Greenville was the setting
for a luncheon in honor of Miss
Bootsie Horton on Tuesday,
June 10. Mrs. Robert Anderson
and daughters, Nancy and Su
san, of Greenville, were host
esses for the occasion.
Upon arrival, the honoree
was given a pink orchid cor
sage and presented to some 18
guests.
A pink motif was echoed in
arrangements of carnations
and white mums gracing the
luncheon table and in place
cards marking individual set
tings.
The bride-elect was given a
gift of a silver dinner bell by
the hostesses.
MORNING COKE PARTY
Mrs. B. F. Wingard. Mrs. E.
A. Horton, Mrs. Thad Johnson,
Jr., and Mrs. William Davis
were hostesses for a morning
coke party on Wednesday, July
1, at the Wingard home on W.
Walnut Street
Miss Bootsie Horton, bride-
elect of ,Jake Rasor, Jr., of
Cross Hill, and whose marriage
will be an event of Saturday,
July 11, was the honored guest.
Arrangements of hydrangea
decorated the receiving room*.
The hostesses remembered
Miss Horton with a gardenia
corsage and a bridal gift.
LUNCHEON ON FRIDAY
The home of Mrs. Cecil P. Wil
son was the setting tor a bridal
luncheon on Friday, July S, at
12:10 o’clock in honor of Miss
Bootsie Horton.
Decorations of pink carnations
were used at ports of interest
in the receiving rooms.
The bride-elect was presented
gifts of silver in her chosen pat
tern and a corsage of pink carna
tions.
Mrs. Effie Fuller of Columbia
and Mrs. H. L. Wilson of Klngs-
tree were out-of-town guests.
Hostesses tor the occasion were
Mrs. Fuller Motes of Mountville
and Miss Sut Wilson of Kings-
DISCHARGED PATIENTS
Columbia—Mrs. Sarah Boyce.
Trenton—Thomas Edward Os
borne.
Clemson—Mrs. Judy Hooper.
Whitmire — Garnett M. Ginn,
James Shirley.
Laurens — Mrs. Carolyn G.
Walker.
Joanna—Luther Brock, Dennis
Holsonback, Oscar V. Harley.
Clinton—Mrs. Louise B. Hom
ines, Manning R. Burgess, Mrs.
Agnes Robinson, Miss Shirley
Holden, Mrs. Madie B. Price,
Mrs. A. W. McGee and baby
boy, George Cato, Mrs. Neely E.
Hamilton, Jerry Huey, Charles
Martin, Reginald E. Cheek,
Richard Farmer, Mrs. Janie
Hill, Barry Whitman, Franclne
Audia, Mrs. E. A. Jacks and
baby boy, Mrs. Susan A. Han
ley, William Terry Campbell,
Darrell W. White, Mrs. J. K.
Haselden, Mrs. Brenda Wilson,
Marion Nabors, Cecil L. Bear
den, Miss Debbie Simpson, Jake
T. Brown, Nellie O. Dean, C. H.
Martin, Arthur Jaco, Mrs. E. L.
Holland, Miss Peggy D. Grady,
Mrs. Joe Medlin, Mrs. Eleanor
J. Clary and baby girl, Mrs.
Willie C. Holland, Mrs. Darleene
T. Horger and baby girl, Marie
S. Singley, Donny L. Whitman,
Roland C. Wilkie, and Mrs. Vir-
gie T. Yarborough.
Colored discharges include:
Newberry—Nathaniel W. Wil-
News Of
Bonds Cross Roads
MBS. N. A SHOUSE
Correspondent
Howard Davenport, who has
been stationed in Texas for some
time, is spending his leave at
home.
Barry LeRoy Lawson, grand
son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hill,
spent last week with his grand
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. James Evans
visited relatives in Ohio during
their vacation.
Howard Davenport and C. H.
Hill visited Mrs. Duran Griffin
of Woodruff on Sunday.
Mrs. Howard Davenport and
Mrs. Annie Martin accompanied
Mrs. E. L. Sanders to Belmont,
N. C. for a visit. Going with
them were Judy, Linda, Steve
and Larry Davenport.
Kenneth Johnson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Earle Johnson has re
turned to Langely Air Force in
Virginia where he will be em
ployed during the summer.
Miss Claudia Johnson spent
last week with her mother. Mrs.
Texie Johnson.
Mrs. C. A. Wright has return
ed home after a trip with the
Women’s Club of Clinton-Lydia
Mills to the World’s Fair.
Mrs. Ruth Hill, Marcia Hill,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawson, Judy Dav
enport and Joyce Davenport and
LeRoy Lawson spent a day in
the mountains of N. C. They
vsited Ghost Town and Cherokee
Reservation.
Jerry Hill spent several days
last week at Myrtle Beach.
Little Miss Dixie Martin,
daughter of Roger Martin is
spending some time with her
cousin, Marcia Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson
and son, Jimmy, spent the week
end in the mountains of North
Carolina with Mr. and Mrs. Mar
shall Mullinax.
Buddy Wright has returned
home after spending a week In
Gaffney with his grandmother.
Steve Wright attended Youth
Camp at Camp Fellowship with
the senior group.
Members of the Laurens
County Home Demonstration
Council attended the meeting at
Winthrop College in Rock Hill.
liams.
Chappels—Mrs. Ora Bell Cun
ningham and baby girl.
Mountville—James Pressley.
Joanna — Mrs. Sara Higgins,
James Hair.
Clinton—Dale Watson, Loretta
Simpson, Mrs. Alvenes Barks
dale, Mrs. Gertrude Kinard, Le
roy Davis, Mrs. Ida Mae Hen
derson, Jessie W. Richard, Sam-
mis Pyles, Mrs. Mattie B. Little,
Miss Ollian Vance, George W.
Randolph, Mrs. Victoria G. Mur
ray, and baby boy, Goggins
Spann, Campbell baby girl, Mrs.
Mattie Kinard, Mrs. Ola Mae
Calhoun, Wister Chappell, Ki
nard baby boy.
Birth Announcements Mra - McKi . ftri< *
FULTON
Mr. and tyrs. Benjamin Milton
Fulton Jr. of Walterboro, an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Sharon Lynn, on June &), at Col
leton County Hospital.
Mrs. Fulton is the former Miss
Margaret Joan Ballard of Spar
tanburg.
JACKS
Mr. and Mrs. Erskine Adair
Jacks announce the birth of a
son, Albert Boyd, on June 29. at
Bailey Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Jacks is the former Eu
genia Neighbors
CRYSTAL LYNN BROWN
Mr. and Mrs. Maxie Brown
of Due West announce the birth
of a daughter, Crystal Lynn at
Abbeville Couhty Hospital on
July 2.
Mrs. Brown is the former Miss
Claudia Ligon of York.
Cross Hffl News
MRS. HAROLD AUSTIN,
Correspondent
Mr. and Mrs. Lester McCarter
and Mrs. A. M. Brown of High
Point, N. C., visited relatives
here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Sanders
and family are spending this
week with their daughter and
family at Panama City, Fla.
Mrs. J. O. Denny attended the
50th wedding anniversary cele
bration of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Harris at their home near Gray
Court Sunday afternoon.
Miss Gladys Griffin spent the
holiday week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. H. K. Boyce. She returned
to her home in Greenville, Mon
day.
Mrs. R. W. Griffin was the
guest of her brother and sister-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Brown
in Orangeburg, the past week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Cole
and Mr. Kelly of Richmond, Va.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Cole of
Slater spent Friday with rela
tives here.
Mrs. J. C. Ford of Greenville
visited Miss Agnes Leaman re
cently.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hill attend
ed a birthday dinner for the lat
ter’s sister, Mrs. Tom Powell in
Laurens Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. David Cromer
and little son of Wake Forest, N.
C., have been visiting his moth
er, Mrs. H. P. Cromer.
Mr. and Mrs. Rush Milam of
Greenwood have been visiting
her mother, Mrs. M. F. Work
man.
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Father III
Mrs. J. Robert Cox is in
Greenwood with her father, W.
L. Leary, who is ill and a
patient at Self Memorial Hos
pital. Mr. Leary is mayor of
Greenwood.
OFFICE SUPPLIES
CHBONICLE PUR. CO.
Kinards — Mrs. Carrie Parks
McKittrick, 81, wife of Rev.
James R. McKittrick, died at 7
p.m. Thursday at a local hos
pital.
A native of Lancaster County,
daughter of the late William H.
and Marie Thornburg Parks, she
was a member of Bush River
Baptist Church.
Surviving in addition t5 her
husband are a daughter, Mrs.
Laura Lemmond of Brunswick.
Ga.: two sons. James L. Mc
Kittrick of Simpsonville and
Rev. Park McKittrick of Clin
ton: a sister, Mrs. Elbe Culp of
Fort Mill; three brothers, O. S.
Parks of Savannah, Ga., A. L.
Parks of Fort Mill and R. A.
Parks of Burlington, N. C.; sev
en grandchildren and three
great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were con
ducted at 3 p.m. Saturday at
Bush River Baptist Church by
Rev. T. G. Daun and Rev. J.
B. Mitchell. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Miss Sterling
Kinards — Miss Minnie Cor
nelia Sterling, 80, of Kinards,
died Monday afternoon at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Joe
Brehmer.
Born in Newberry, daughter
of the late J. T. and Mena
Schlutz Sterling, she was a
Family Reunioii
Mr. and Mrs.
and children of
N. C. ( Mrs. Tate
daughter, Ethel
Florida were goes
Fourth holidays of
Bonds on Jones Street
them on the Fourth
and Mrs. J. C. Nabors
ren of Bonds
and Mrs, Qai
children ofr
ft£r.Mr and flri.
Mr. and Mrf-
and children and
Joe Bonds and Mrs. Nene Work
man, all of this city.
y Bonds,
Hughes
id Mrs.
member of Bush River Baptist
Church.
Surviving are two sisters,
Mrs. Brehmer and Mrs. John
Quinn of Washington, D. C.;
and four brothers, W. H., R. L.,
C. F. and Furman Sterling of
Newberry.
Funeral ‘ services were con
ducted at 11 a. m. Wednesday
at Whitaker Funeral Home by
Rev. T. G. Dunn and Rev. J.
R. McKittrick. Burial was in
the Cleland Burial Grounds.
Pallbearers were M. B. Mc
Kittrick, P. H. Senn, Milledge
Chappell, Randolph Davis, I.
M. Smith and William E. Senn.
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