The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, December 31, 1964, Image 5
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Clinton, S. C^ Thursday, December 31, 1965
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Birthday Dinner
Honors Mrs. Stewart
“Hillsdale Acres,” the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Furman Ott in
Laurens, was the scene of a
lovely dinner party Sunday
evening when the children of
Mrs. Lila C. Stewart honor
ed her on the occasion of her
79th birthday.
Elaborate Christmas decora
tions were used throughout the
Ott home. In the dining room,
the tables, overlaid with a
Christmas cloth of red and
white, was centered with the
lovely birthday cake, surround
ed by sprays of nandina ber
ries. The cake was made by
her daughter, Mrs. Thomas P.
Owens. Dinner was served buf
fet style. Two long tables were
centered with apple Santas and
sprays of berries.
Mrs. Stewart was presented a
number of gifts from her family.
Hosts and hostesses for the
occasion were Mr. and Mrs.
Ott, Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Ow
ens, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Stewart.
December Meeting
Of West Circle
The West Circle held its De
cember meeting at the home of
Mrs. S. B. Loftis on Wednes
day, December 16, at 7:30 p.
m.‘ " ,
After enjoying a Christmas
dinner suited to the season,
around a table covered with
a white lace cloth and center
ed with a Christmas arrange
ment holding lighted tapers,
members retired to the living
room. A decorated Christmas
tree surrounded with gifts and
burning tapers entwined with
greenery made a lovely setting.
'The Lottie Moon Christmas
Story” was the program given
by Mrs. Renie Setser, follow
ed with Christmas carols and
opening of gifts.
Golf Association
To Meet Tuesday
The Ladies' Golf Association
of Lakeside Country Club will
have the regular luncheon meet
Tuesday, January 5, at 12:30.
The hostesses will be from Lau
rens. Those desiring reserva
tions are asked to call the club.
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MISS RUTH HOLLAND
Miss Holland Engaged To Mr. Moye
Mrs. John B. Holland of 263 E. Centennial Street, an
nounces the engagement of her daughter, Ruth, of Louisville,
Kentucky, to Jerry Moye, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moye
of Omaha, Illinois.
The daughter of the late Mr. Holland, she is a graduate of
Blue Mountain College, Blue Mountain, Mississippi, and is
presently teaching at the Louisville Shaunee Junior High
School
Mr. Moye is » graduate student at Illinois University. He
is pastor of the First Baptist Church in Shawnee town.
An early summer wedding is planned.
Christmas Party For
Junior Training Union
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kinard
entertained the Junior Training
Union Department of Davidson
Street Baptist Church recently
with a Christmas party at their
home on Davidson Street.
Several party games and ex
changing of gifts were enjoyed
followed with dahity party re
freshments.
Some twelve members were
present.
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Baldwins and Kings
Have Christmas Party
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baldwin
and Mr. and Mrs. Ed King en
tertained on Tesday, December
22, with a drop-in at the King
home on the Jacobs Highway.
Some 150 guests called be
tween the hours of 6:30 and
9:30 o’clock. They were greeted
at the door by the hosts and
hostesses and presented to
special guests, Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Draughon of Warsaw, N.
C., and Col. and Mrs. Arthur
Katzberg of Norfolk, Va. Mrs.
Draughon and Mrs. Katzberg
are sisters of Mrs. King nad
Mrs. Baldwin.
The home was decorated for
the occasion with a holly tree
centering the mantel in the liv
ing room. In the dining room
where dainty party refresh
ments with punch and coffee
were served, a lighted candle
tree centered the buffet table.
Elsewhere in the home ar
rangements of Christmas
greens were used very effec
tively.
Assisting in entertaining were
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lehn, Mr.
and Mrs. Murphy Timmerman,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Baldwin,
and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Mi
lam. Among out of town guests
were: Dr. and Mrs. Ronald
Knight and Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Knight of Greenville; and Mr.
and Mrs. Jimmy MBam of Lau
rens.
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Miss Fakkema
Entertains Friends
On last Saturday evening
Susan Fakkema entertained a
group 6f friends with a Christ
mas party at her home on Cal
houn Street.
Dainty sandwiches, Christ
mas cookies, popcorn balls,
and candy canes with punch
were served.
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Have Guests
During Holidays
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bagwell
had as guests during the holi
days Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Addy
of Lakeland, Fla., Mr. and Mrs.
J. Auddy Parker of Charlotte, N.
C., Mr. and Mrs. Alton Rampey
of Greenville and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Motes and daughter, Pat,
of Columbia.
Attend Party
In Aiken
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert McMillan
entertained with a dinner party
Saturday evening, December 26,
at their home in Aiken in honor
of Miss Mary Lou Axelberg and
Milling Blalock of this city.
Among the out-of-town guests
attending were Dr. and Mrs.
George R. Blalock and Miss
Sister Blalock.
BroadiSt. To Hold
Meetings Monday
There will be an executive
board meeting of the Woman’s
Society of Christian Service Mon
day at 3:30 at Broad Street Meth
odist Church. The board meeting
will be followed by the regular
January meeting of the society
at 4 o’clock
A social hour will be held after
the meeting in observance of the
twenty-fifth anniversary of the
society.
Former Resident
Married In Williams
Miss Patsy Leigh O’Quinn,
former student at Presbyterian
College, exchanged marriage
the day after Christmas at 3 p.m.
vows with Robert Franklin Spires
at Marion Baptist Church. They
are social workers; the bride
is employed by Epworth Chil
dren’s Home and the groom, by
the Richland County Depart
ment of Public Welfare.
Mrs. Spires, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jabus Zechariah O’
Quinn, was graduated from Co
lumbia College this year. Her
husband received a B. A. degree
from St. Ambrose College in
Davport, Iowa, in I960. They
were former residents of Joanna.
He is the son of Capt. (Ret.) and
Mrs. Ezra Thomas Spires of 2205
Morninglo Lane in Columbia.
Rev. William Bishop officiat
ed at the service, with musi
cians included Mrs. Clarence
Earl Padget and Mrs. James
Wofford. Captain Spires served
as best man; Joseph Earl Ran
kin and Clarence David Jackson
ushered.
Mrs. Joseph Earl Rankin,
who attended the bride, wore a
full-length sheath dress con.
sisting of a royal blue velvet
bodice and powder blue crepe
skirt. She carried white roses
in a semi-cascade bouquet.
The bride’s taffeta dress fea
tured a scalloped lace neckline
and elbow-length sleeves. Lace
motifs adorned the bell skirt,
which ended In a chapel train.
A taffeta petaled cap, worn for
ward and edged in seed pearls,
held her fingertip veil.
Mr. and Mrs. O’Quinn gave a
reception at their home, after
which the bride and groom left
for a trip through western
North Carolina. Mrs. Spires
was wearing a white wool suit,
black kid accessories and green
felt hat with black leather band.
After Jan. 8 the couple will be
at home in Apt. 20-C3, Myron
Manor, in Columbia.
District 56
Softool Lunch Menu
Week of January 4-9
MONNDAY
Milk, beef stew with potatoes,
carrots and onions, sliced toma
toes, com bread, butter, and
date oatmeal bar with icing.
TUESDAY
Milk, spaghetti with meat
sauce, cole -slaw, green beans
with whole onions, hot biscuit,
butter, and peanut butter bars
with coconut
WEDNESDAY
Milk, vegetable soup with
meat, sliced pineapple, carrot
sticks, pimiento cheese sand
wiches, corn bread, and butter.
THURSDAY
Hot dogs with chili, mustard,
onions, baked beans in tomato
sauce, hot dog buns, butter and
peach pie.
FRIDAY
Milk, macandni with cheese,
turnip greens with roots, stewed
tomatoes, corn broad, batter,
and chocolate tarts.
Coker May Queen
Joanne Waldrep of Laurens,
senior and student government
president, has been named
1965 May Queen at Coker
College, Hartsville. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph L. Waldrep.
Among her attendants will
be Jane Milam of Clinton,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dil
lard Milam, Linda Crews fond
Ernestine McDaniel, both of
Laurens.
Baber-Corroll
Rites Performed
Laurens — Miss Janet Maria
Baber became the bride of
Paul Elliott CarroU of Clinton
Tuesday, Dec. 22, at 8:00 p. m.
at New Prospect Baptist
Church. A reception followed in
the church social hall.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Herbert
Baber of the Greenwood Road.
Mr. Carroll is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Leroy Carroll
of the Greenwood Highway,
Clinton.
Rev. W. Eddie Craps offic-
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Miss Linda Bruce of Wedge- !! er ■“'"dant.- dre *«* “f
pink velvet, were daytime
wood Drive served as maid of length in a design to
honor. Bridesmaids were Miss that of the bridal gown. Velvet
Norma Parker and Miss Sher- circles and bows held their
ri Bailey. Teresa Chapman of veils. They carried cascades of
Greenville was flower girl. pink carnations.
Everet Adams of Atlanta was Mrs. Carroll’s costume for a
Mr. Carroll’s best man. Ushers short trip to the mountains was
were Lamar Hellams of Rome, a light brown mink-trimmed
Ga., and James Thompson, knit suit and brown accessor-
with Lee Carroll of Clinton as ies. The couple will live with
ring bearer. the Babers until their home on
The bodice of the bride’s the Greenwood Road is com-
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ed Vith pearl embroidered lace The bride, a senior at Lau-
front> The chapel train was rens High School, works for the
also lace, embroidered with Laurens radio station. Her bus-
pearls and crystals. A crown band attended Clinton High
of seed pearls and crystals School before going to work
held her tiered, elbow-length for Joanna Mills in Joanna.
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