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CUaton, S. C n Thursday, October 1, 1164 IME CLINTON CHRONICLE 4 THE WOMAN'S Social Events and Chib News of Interest PAGE Telephone 833-0541 Drop-In Honors FUchmond Visitor Mrs. Robert S. Owens enter- U. D. C. Announces Meeting Tonight The Stephen* D. Lee Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet Thurs day evening, October <1, at the home of Mrs. \^ A. Moore- head. Mrs. Hart Entertains Bridge Club Mrs. J. B. Hart entertained tained with a drop-in Monday at- members of her bridge club on ternoon at her hoipe on East Friday afternoon at her home on Maple Street honoring her dau- East Maple Street, ghter, Mrs. Conday Twitty, of Mrs. Henderson Pitts and Mrs. Richmond, Va., who is visiting Pringle Copeland were club here. guests. Arrangements of roses were Score winners for the after- used in the living and dining n °on play were Mrs. H. D. Payne and Mrs. Irby Hipp. Later in the afternoon, a salad course with coffee was served by the hostess. rooms. —Around forty—guests—railed Garden Council At Holiday House The Council of Garden Clubs during the afternoon to greet Mrs. Twitty. Rhett P. Adair Honored by Choir Members of the Broad Street t . Methodist Church choir enter- wiU decorate the home of Pres tained with a covered dish sup- “ ent Marc. Weersing per last Wednesday evening, v n?f Z 0 . n0 2%Jh e, L P cM% oTr “ ih" wi d tS y m H u r^ has served in the choir for over ^ ^ ^ eveQt f ’ .I The two-storied white col- Centering the table was an ar- brick home faces the rangement of gold and yellow ^ Iaza on Broad early fall flowers with yellow street K will ^ open from candles on either side. 2 :00 to 9:00 p. m. Following the dinner, the presi- presidents of the affiliated dent, Ernest Outs, presided. clubg will head ^ decorations Ronald Burnside gave a talk on committee. They are: Mrs. “Service”’ following the presen- ^ Creighton, Yellow Jessa Nelson-Rogge Portrait MRS. JOE WINFRED PAYNE, JR. sheath dress with matching ac- I an He r Coil©0© cessorits. The groom’s mother , — wore a taupe dress with lace Alutnni lOG jacket and matching accessories, ^ BoU, wore an orchid eor,.g, ^ A reception was held in the ... church social hall. F6r travel ° to the mountains, Mrs. Payne . ^ Fridnv chose a royal blue suit and , a uiuc »u.«. oi.u from 4.QQ ^ g ; gQ O black accessories. After October 1 the couple will live at 4013 Dale „ Guests war* Drive in Columbia.. T. Heath Copeland Mrs. Payne is a graduate of ceivinTune Ifc®*-*•* Clinton High School and of Pal- « mer Colege. Mr. Payne is, a L a ^r cSSr. R A. Bol- graduate of Eau Claire High un^oS ^e’fc MTU. School in Columbia. They work M f r jj! , for Citizens and Southern Na- ” “ tionai Bank member; Mrs. Ralph Norman, tional Bank. a i umni secretary; Mrs. Wesley H. Martin, Jr., alumni president, all 6i Greenwood; and Miss Ja .Engagement EUen Roberts of Clinton, vice- Mr. and Mrs. Harwood Nelson President of the alumni assod- ~of 604 North Adair Street, an- ® tioil > ““ Mr »- Harr y Beden- nounce the engagement of their bau Sb* area director, daughter, Martha Jean, to Dan- Mrs. Ernest Ray Quits of Clin- iel Miler Rogge of 525 Central 100 . kept the register and invited Ave., Summerville, South Caro- the guests into the dining room lina. where Mrs. Francis Blalock, al- Miss Nelson, a graduate of 80 of Clinton, presided over the Winthrop College, is teaching at t*ble. Mrs. Dwight P. Patterson St. Andrews High School, Laurens, served punch. Charleston, South Carolina. The living room was beauti- Mr. Rogge attended Clemson fully decorated with roses for ' University and the College of the social affair. Appointing the | Charleston. He is a sales repre- dining room table was a lovely seitative of Kraft Foods Divis- arrangement of roses. Silver ion of National Dairy Products trays held dainty sandwiches, Corporation. cheese crisps, cookies, ndts and A December wedding is plan- mints, ned. Other alumni members present I were: Mrs. James Compton of Iris Garden Club Clinton; Mrs. Allen D. Coleman, With Mrs Mobrv Mrs. Charles Bradley, Mrs. Prod vvim ivirs. IViUDi y E Medlock, Mrs. Ernest Me- Mrs. John Mabry was hostess Daniel, Mrs. Carl Taylor, Mrs. to the regular meeting of the Iris George McDaniel, and Garden Club Wednesday, Sep- Sammy Dorn of Laurens. tation to Mr. Adair of a family mine; Carolina Wren, Mrs. Gary name |^ comb ’ “ d 1 0 ^ MISS PATRICIA ANN BROWN BRIDE OF in gold, by the choir members. other committee chairmen MR. PAYNE AT HOPEWELL CHURCH S ,e o Pre ^ ti0 V aS * re: Mrs - Judson Brehmer * Miss Patricia Ann Brown of Stewart Brown, Jr, and David tember 23, at her home on North Jeanette Mixe, Mrs. Grace CL ^ rs - R * y ’ Columbia, formerly of this city, Brown of this city. Adair Street. Mrs. Everette Martin aad Charles Buice also presented S i C ; Mrs. Jess Addis hospital- and Joe winfred Payn*. Jr., of The bride, given In marriage The president. Mrs. I. O. Ray, Robert A. Harris of Gray Caurt; » tJ lL f" d MrS ‘ J W ' Moore ' 304 Pine Needle Road, Colum- by her father, wore a full length presided and Mrs. Eari Rice and Mrs. Phyllis Stover of Ow- Mr iw.S refreshments. bia, were united in mariage Sat- silk gown edged with Chantilly gave the devotional and prayer, ings. hrn.iffht hi. »»rd a y. September 26, at 7 o’clock lace at the sabrina neckline. Following the business session Also, Mrs. Elmore Suber, Mrs. brought Ml frtend Eddie Md Mrs BettS hUtertainS the Hope.ell Methods Thu I** ed 8 ud skirt w.s ought Mr, Ernest Cos gave an Inter- Jon R Suber. Jr., and Ura. Haa- social hour Er ° UI> 8 Club 111 Flat Rock Church. The setting was two up to reveal a second skirt which esting talk on how and when to sell Miller of Whitmire. Mrs. M c R B tts invlLed large arrangements of pom pom formed the chapel train. Her take up Caladium bulbs and how J. H Thomason. Jr., and Mrs. _ . ... _ 7~ . _ _ _ rV»liimKirr Prrrfio« w^naa^.v Bn«k riuh for « chrysanthemums, gladioU, and fingertip veil was gathered to a t 0 store them property for the W. Fuller Motes of MountviUe. t,?* a 0 * 3S: •‘T”**” b >L rr "^ G° lum “ a ramee Wedne^Boot Club lor . , ubtroM1 „ tw0 pearl hal/dt.t She carried a eas- wlM , r . Mr. BiUy R. Glbuto ot Newbar- Hotmes Davis, daugMar at Mr. embroidery. Tallorod bow, lor Honor Young Couple iTT br *°vbad candelabrs bolding ode of ^ Miss Patricia Brown, bride- c. last week. white burning tapers. Bridal attendants were Miss tha> in *»rvinff • usisd Silverstreet. and Mrs. I. MRS. HAROLD FLEMING HARRIS. JR. MISS DA VIS WEDS MR. HARRIS IN CEREMONY AT FIRST CHURCH and Mrs. Lawrence Fuller Da- trim were made of matching ris, and Harold Fleming Harris, material. They carried bouquets roses around an orchid. Mr , w L Anthony assisted ry. Mrs Robert L. white burning tapers. Bridal attendants were Miss the hostess in serving a salad Silverstreet, and Mrs The Reverend J. Richard Me- Ruthie Stevenson of Blsbopville p| a te during the social hour. Smith of Kinards. Dorrah of U P rn d an T^e U ;1onSt » ,0r and C Southern Bank of Columbia. B *J, U prp, * nt ^ * ^ Newberry and Charlotte, N. C., maids. F®®- couple s relatives. For travel to cm«ii tablet centered with ®ram on Conference Assembly soloist, presented the program *niev wore latedav drettet of tor. heard their marriage vows LttSdteU, Beach, the bride was "Z Ground » ^ ** B,u * Rld <«> of ^piiri —1 nel^kb^ bsfore a large group of relatives WMrln . . --,-,1 ttiy. y^h.ir candies were Pteced oa Utepme ^ ^ history and a little date _ . .. , w peacock biu« sheer nylo® destga- “Sr-Smm Heath OmHam, S. *2£Z2? ** ‘r '~ b h, ^blTjn^e*; M1m Brown — remembreU 2^,” Bl« , Y T C ^ Ho, * w ' U Th ' t *’- •“*<> P™** pesentea me p g a nupuai ^ white kid gloves wllh gifu by the guests ™ r 1 ’ “J . ^ groom is the son of Mrs Thomas over skirts Flowers and leaves After October 1 the couple will aitrheB Shower B ' „ k M ®J u,taln Ben L)P- Lyle Hope of Columbia. held their circular veils, and be at borne in Hickory Tavern, P** 1 and Bon c J* rtaB 1 nea r F ' at The groom was accompanied they carried cascades of pink Lee Frank C Collin. Brnr#. where ^ H<UTi * 11 a *^* Unt *!*V. B ™ wn ^^ ^norrd Rock “J * ‘ s i Junalluk ** by Thomas Lyle Hope as best carnations Collins, coach and teacher at the school. Winfred Payne, were ho Waynesvllle. and Kanuga, near man Uahert werc Larry Ray Mrs. Brown choae for her brother of thTiroo^ <rf H# w “ « r * duated from Dreher ^ the »f nderM>nvi11 *- J: u 1 h * r and Kerry Payne of Columbia, daughter’s wedding a blue brother of the groom, of Colum- School and Wofford College co-workers of Mr. Payne at me m d g e near Arden, N. C. Mr. Harris was his son’s best man. Ushers were Edward C. NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS RUBY’S BEAUTY SHOPPE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, IN ORDER THAT WE MAY ATTEND THE CAROLINA BEAUTY SHOW IN CHARLOTTE, N. C. L. Smoak of in Spartanburg bia. and Curtis Irao. The bride was accompanied to ^bridTwiil “beTraduited the altar by her father. She wore from winthrop College la Janu- a gown of Ivory peau de soie ^ after completing a corre- wlth an alencon lace mantilla spond , nce 00^ Similar lace surrounded the scoop neckline and decorated Leg lon Auxiliary the skirt in scattered garlands. „ ^ c,. . The chapel train was adorned by nGOTS OlQt0 wIIlCGr a tailored bow. Her cascade bou- The September meeting of the quet was centered with an or- American Legion Auxiliary met chid. at the home of Mrs. Julian Cole- Ridge . _ borne of Miss Ann Wild* Miss ThoM , , ttendln g Mrs J A Clinton High School gradu- Brown and Mr. Payne are boto Hart Mrs George Taylor, employee* of the CitUens and Mra R s o^., M rs Thorn 8< ^ e ™ ST young weU DunIap ’ Mri Robert Wy,or - Guest* presented the Mrs Tom Plaxico, Mrs H. E. couple with a number of kitchen sturgeon and Mrt w w Harris gifts during the evening Dovis-Horris ^ndal Parties for Brown-Payne The Cecil P. Wilson home on Ansel Drive was the setting Sat- Mrs. Raymond Pitts, Miss Ag- ^ay. September 26. when Mes- Wedding Parties Gifts For All Oaklane Shop Liberty at Calvert Are. Clinton, S. C. tesses served ice cake. cream and GORDONS Shoes For The Entire Family S. C. Bridal attendants were Mrs man with Mrs. W. G. King, Mrs. nes Davis, Mrs. John Little, Dr. d ames Ruby Templeton of Fred Forte of Groton. Conn., g C. Hays, Mrs. T. J. Leake and Mrs. D. O Rhame, Mr. and Greenwood, I. H. Taylor, Sr., matron of honor; and Miss Mary .nd Miss Carolyn Murphy as- Mrs. J. B. Hart and Miss Lily ^ Laurens, and E. E Riddle of Bell Davis, maid of honor Both listant hostesses. Yarborough entertained on Fri- Lexington, N. C., entertained are sisters of the bride. Brides- The president, Mrs. P. M. day evening at the Cecil F. Wll- m«s Patricia Brown and her maids were Miss Nancy E. Pitu presided over the business son Home on Ansel Drive. The wading attendants with a bridal Neighbors, Miss Elizabeth S. session. Mrs. Coleman, chair- occasion was a rehearsal supper i unc heon Glover and Miss LuEtta Harris, man of the music committee had in honor of the Davis-Harris A luncheon W a» sister of the groom, of Columbia, charge of the program and In- wedding party and out of town from ^ buffet tab i e All attendants wore dresses of troduced Mrs. James Pitts aad guests. tb4 dining room. A mass pink gold peau de sole. The scoop Nancy Hollis, who rendered sev- Artistic arangements of roses white arrangement adorned necklines and elbow-length eral patriotic selections. and dahlias decorated the receiv- tbe ta b i e arith similar bouquets The guest speaker, Mrs. ing rooms. beautifying the individual tables Jams* Gilliam of Abbeville, Mis Davis was remembered wbere guests were seated. Dainty senior vice president of the with a rosebud corsage. place cards completed the brid- South Carolina Department of Rehearsal Drop-la al motif. the American Legton Auxiliary, Mr and Mrs. Thornwell Dunlap Among other guests present stressed membership and ^ and Mr. and Mrs. George Brock- for the occasion were Mrs. T. kIIuT! 1 k* in enbrough entertained the mem- Lyle Hope of Columbia, the *** * A ^* n wl Ti_ wm * hers of the Davis-Harris wedding groom-elect’s mother; Mrs. the tonn o» a ornsnop. party and out of town guests Stewart O. Brown, the bride- Mr * with • droP-in following the wed- elect’s mother; Mrs. J. M. Don- a membership of seven-two paid ^ rehearsal at the First Pres- nan and Mrs. George Brown, up members ataDrmg byterian Church on Friday eve- grandmothers of the bride; Mrs. Marlon U.w«m. Mr.. Gar, Tam- During the social hour the hog. ^ ^ ^ carried ^ in p leton and Mrs. L. H. Taylor, lovely arangements of yellow Jr. rnuma in the dining and living Rehearsal Party rooms. ' ' ~ Wedding attendants and out of Dainty party i ifrmilinlfllfts and town guests were entertained on coffee were enjoyed. Friday evening at the church Asisting in entertMnhig were «>cial hall foUowing the rehear Mr. and Mrs. Thornwell Dunlap, sal at the Hopewell Methodist Jr., of Greenwood. Church. . ^ BHdamaiia* 1 aarkrtT The wedding well theme was „ 0- ., ^ Ura noted in decorations and refresh- _ J ^ aturday ^ ments. On the bridal table a miniature bride and groom were Elizabeth Glover, and Mrs. Ad- n . dison Neighbors and daughter, , 4W ... , Nancy, entertained Miss TTede Later in the eventog the bridal Davis end her wedding attend- ^P 1 * P F * 8ente< L gif ? each of ants with a bridal luncheon at their wedding attendants the Glover’s home on Calvert TU Hope of Cohimbia, Avenue mother of the groom-elect, was . ' . _ ... hostess for the occasion. Arrangements of roses were used throughout the receiving. - rooms. The bridal table was Comp Fire Leaders overlaid with a white cutwork . . . . — . cloth and centerod with an ar- In Meeting Tuesday rangsment of yellow meet. Leaders of the Clinton Council Later in the afternoon the of Camp Fire Girls met Tues- bride-dect presented each of her day evening at the Clinton Mill utonSf with a g** The host- Community Center. Mrs. Robert ess also romsmberod Mias Da- Vance, training chairman, was vis with a gift ef silver in her in charge of the program, choae poattern. ' She gave a brief history of the Among guests present wore: Camp Fire Girl* organisation, Mias Mary BcUe Davis, Mrs. using as her text “The WoHelo,” Fred Forte of Gortan, Conn.; the story of the Camp Fire Qlris. Miss LoEtta Harris of Columbia; She also gave a brief history of Mrs. Lawronco Davis, Mrs. Camp Fire Girls la fMMon. of Oohunbia; Following the program the T. 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