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Clinton, S. C., Thursday, April 29, 1965 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE A# Miss Bolick And Copeland-Smith Fiance Entertained Hites At Renno Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mann Miss Mary Ann Copeland and and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoi- Clyde Henry Smith, Jr., were lings worth of Cross Hill, enter- united in marriage by the Rev- tained Miss Julie Bolick and her erend A. S. Harvey bn Saturday, fiance, Richard Buford, on Sat- April 17, at seven o’clock at urday evening at the Hollings- the SariUs Methodist Church in worth cottage oh ‘ Lake Green- Renno. wood with a cook-out party. The bride is the daughter of Some fourteen couples were Mr. and Mrs. W. Don Copeland present for the occasion and eru of Route 2, Clinton. The groom joyed hamburgers and other i* the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde party dainties. H. Smith of Clinton. •me hosts and hostesses re- A peogramotouptlal music memhered the honorees with a »“ •>* gift of crystal in their chosen "“»• P lani, ‘' * nd ,. Mr ‘ K a ' p „ h ^ Yonce, cousin of the bride, so- pattern. MH Hamilton-Beaty Reception Party IPIf if! Ntf -W I —TsrWrMfh Partrmit MRS. DAVID ROLAND BEATT HAMILTON-BEATY WEDDING AT LEESVILLE CHURCH Leesville Southern Methodist train. Her waist-length veil was Church was the setting of Miss Hannah Elizabeth Hamilton’s marriage to David Roland Beaty on Saturday at six o’clock. . loist. The groom’s father served as best man. W. Don Copeland, Jr., and William Smith, brothers of the bride and groom, lighted the A reception for members of candles and served as ushers. . the Hamilton-Beaty wedding The bride, given in marriage party, friends, and out of town by her father, wore a full length guests was held in the church gown of white silk organza yard following the wedding cere- over taffeta. Appliqued lace mony at the Leesville Southern with seed pearls adorned the Methodist Church. neckline. Her bridal veil was Baskets of spring flowers bow-length and she carried a with burning tapers made the white Bible centered with an or- setting. The bride’s table was chid. covered with a cutwork. cloth Miss Susan Copeland, the hon- centered with the tiered wedding or attendant and sister of the cake and anniversary candle. bride, wore a royal blue' floor- Mrs. Bessie Hamm assisted at len * th sat ^ dress with scooped the punch table, and Mrs. NeUie neckline. She carried a nosegay Ann Bigham Wells served at the of deep pink caraaUons ^ bridal register. / or tra ^- Mr V Sm ^ c K han *- ed to a beige suit with brown accessories. She attended Clin- April Garden ton High School and is a gradu- Club Meetings & t ^ The Yellow Jessamine Gar- Mr. Smith graduated from den Club met at the home of Clinton High School and attend- Mrs. Henderson Pitts for the ed Presbyterian College until he April session. Mrs. James Sloan entered the Navy, where he serv- was co-hostess. The Allen McSween, Jr. Mrs. Owens Given To Wed Miss Higgins Farewell Party Greensboro, N. C., Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Owens was mfl S v JOhn . Hlggins of tertained by friends in her neiflh- 10o Kemp Road West announce , 1 the engagement of their datigh- borh 9°^ last Wednesday at noon ter, SUsan Doris, to Allen with a farewell luncheon at tho Crews McSween, Jr., son of home of Mrs. Cedi P. Wilson Dr. and Mrs. McSween of 109 on Ansel Drive. Mrs. Owens will Nut Bush Road West. be leaving soon to make her The wedding will be solemmz- home at the Presbyterian Home ed August 14 at the First Pres- in Summerville. byterian Church. . . . • n „ . . Arrangements of spring uow- Mr. McSween is the grand “ „ . . , ers were used in the receiving son of the late Dr. and Mrs. roorn . John McSween; his grandfath er, a Presbyterian minister. Among other guests were Bin. was. president of Presbyterian Te ; c l\ 0we " 8 ’ 1 ? 1 "- ? I ynum BettS ’ College in Clinton, S. C. * and Mr# ’ R * E ’ Sa<Uer - Mr. McSween is also the The hostesses, Bin. John W. grandson of Mrs. Larry Byrd l^ttlo* Mrs. Robert Black, Bln. Dillard of Clinton and the late f >err y Moore, Mn. Robert Wy- Mr. Dillard, his mother being sor ' Mrs. J. B. Hart, Bliss Mar- the former Irene Dillard The garet Bcl1 ’ Mrs - A™* 1 God£re y father of the groom-elect is and ^ Eranci « Blaloc ^ re - minister of Starmount Presby- membe I ed Mrs - ° wen8 with a terian Church. love The bride-elect’s father is vice-president and tax counsel MlSS Bagwell Has of Burlington Industries, In- ■■ corporated. She is the grand— Pr©S©ntatlOn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John On Wednesday evening the Drebinger of Long Island, N. Emily Trammell YWAs of Cal- Y., and Mrs. Nettie V. Hig- vary Baptist Church had a White gins, who lives with the family Bible presentation ceremony for Miss Higgins will be gradual Miss Nancy Elizabeth Bagwell, ed next month from Converse who will be married on May 28. College in Spartanburg, S. C. The girls, with the exception Mr. McSween, a distinguished of Miss Bagwell, wore multi military student, will receive a colored dress and carried can. degree in June from Davidson d ,es entwined with ivy. Bliss College, where he is a member Bagwell wore a white dress, of Phi Gamma Delta social fra- Organ music was presented by ternlty, Alpha Phi Omega ser- Mrs. Eva Land, who played “O vice fraternity, Eumanean Lite- Perfect Love” as the girts en- rary Society and Scabbard and tered the sanctuary. Miss Judy Blade. Bagwell, sister of the bride-elect, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Theo- Clinton High School, the Univer- Thenlogi'ra] 5 Se^inarv^n ^Rich “Tlw Word 5 isPa* Lanm to My' -hosless. «1 two yean._ He Is prewnUy dore 8 ,5 UG „ e Road , of the ^ Sewanee. m 0 M V« th^Se ^Ul Uve F«f Re^ J W president, Mrs. Judson employed by Belk’s Department A«ie en announce the engagement ™ , . . . . mona ’ va -> uie cou P le wm uve reei - , , *r, presided during the Store in Clinton. 0 f their daughter. Mary Louise, Tenn * and is a r,sin 8 senior at in Richmond. * sented the Bible. MISS MARY LOUISE AXELBERG AXEXLBERG-BLALOCK ENGAGEMENT held by a cluster of silk organ- Brehmer _ _ business session and asked for Upon returning from a wed- tQ Mr. Allie* Milling Blalock, son th e University of South Carolina reports from committee chair- ding trip to points of interest in 0 f Q r ’ an( j ^ rs George Robert Law School, men. Florida, they will make their Blalock of this city. The wed-. Mrs. William Johnson intro- home in Clinton. d ing w in take place July 31 in R orf t V o Fnt^rtrrin the guest speaker, Mor- the First Prsebyterian Church of “v; i i ^ Aiken. “ With Rehearsal Party The bride-elect is a grand- Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Beaty en- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ste- teftained the members of the za rosebuds and petals. She duced the guest speaker, Mor- held a cascade of roses and ris Seymour, forester for Ca- Club pom poms. ~ tawaba Timber Co. Mr. Sey clock - " .. mour showed sUdes to the Dane© Saturday A^ms "cSESd E ti,e i" S» ctarcS ,y^d P S bride " a ‘ rden ltt SPr, " g " *“ th ' ; Ph< ■ , ' L ’ BaUey ’ AUanta ' ' Hamilton-Beaty wedding p«ty iftHe a.“e ^Utr^v' changed to a pink .iU. ritantung Z*!*?"„T — I — erend J. H. Darr. A program su * 1 fitted jacket and .«A.ikck a..u M "- Brehmer and Mrs Sloan the spring Cotillion Club dance and the late Mr. Axelberg of Bel- and immediate families with a . ... . - . , w hite accessories for a wedding were flower exhibitors. Their held at the Mary Musgrove Ho- oit, Wise. She attended Aiken party at their home on South of nuptial music was presented arrangements were centered tel . Hiih School, Queens CoUege and Broad Street 6h Friday evening. rena and ‘toorgf Iv“n BeatSI' cojplc wiU be at home at' 313 arou ” <l blrda and spring A « member, and guests arriv- will graduate in May from the April 23, Immediately following rc 118 ’ aad , Ge ^ rge v , a , u ea . y ’ East Carolina Avenue er8, ed w «re welcomed by University of South Carolina. the wedding rehearsal at the the groom s brother, of Ports- ' Mrs. J.’ M. Dick and Mrs. spring flowers entwined in a Mr. Blalock is the grandson of Leesville Southern Methodist I 1 ^!!: r! 88 Burge8S , 8ang . ^' B * aty works f0 . r To . r ' Morris Seymour were also white trellis at the entrance way. the late Mr. and Mrs. Allie Church. B ifv Wa y .t r W^ studio Thcv 8116818 ° £ 11,6 Club - A8 they entered into the ball- James MUling and the late Mr. The home was beautifully dec- Beaty, Jesus Walk Beside Us for Yarborough Studio. They During the social hour, the roomt woven baskets suspended and Mrs. Thomas Jacks Blalock 0 rated with spring flowers for are Clinton Hign fccnooi gradu- hostess served a party plate from the ceiling filled with of this city. He is a graduate of the ocasion. The appointed table and “O Promise Me.” The bride is the daughter of ates - Mrs. William Arthur Hamilton Among with punch, guests * in the dining room was centered with two hearts covered with pink satin ribbons with love birds perched at points of in terest. The arrangement was spring flowers and centered out of town guests • * • among clusters of pastel stream- »* it i u of Route 2, and the late Mr. were Mrs. Earl T. Brown and The Carolina Wren Garden ers noted the opening of the MI'S. rlOlCOniD© Hamilton; the .bridegroom is Mrs. Ethel Wilkie of Henderson- Club met at the home of Mrs. spring theme. Fyiror'tnr the son of Mr. and Mrs. Oren ville, N. C.; Mrs. John R. Al- Joel Cox on West Pitts Street The bandstand was decorated ^ icrctui __ Francis Beaty of 301 South len and son, Johnnie, of Kings- Monday afternoon, April 26. w }th small picket fences en- The Carolina Garden cen t ere d in a crystal bowl on a Broad Street. tree; Mrs. George P. Davis and Mrs. J. R. Reynolds was co- twined with colorful flowers Clubs recently held their annual s ji ver gtand and reflector. Gar- The groom’s father served as daughter, Loretta, and son, hostess. XSesTyeUo^ . lands of spring flowers in shades best man. Senior ushers in- Chandler, of Folly Beach; Mrs. The meeting was opened with uge( j at ot b er points of interest. Mrs - Fred Holcombe of this of p | nk ^ w hite surrounded eluded Willia mE. Adari, Ste-' Roland F. Chandler and daugh- a devotional given by Mrs. Opposite the bandstand, two city was ln8taUed as Hie new di- t bc arrangement with four tall phen Chandler Beaty, the ter, Ellen, of Elizabeth, N. J.; George W. Copeland. huge trellises with climbing ros- rector of Hie East Piedmont Dis- p ink burning tapers used on ei- groom’s brother; Robert Doug- Mrs. Leroy H. Labaw, of Car- Mrs. J. W. Moore introduced es centered with yellow flower- trict at a luncheon which took ther side. las Powell, Wayne Douglas lisle; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chand- the guest speaker, Mrs. Steve i ng trees was most effective. pl ^ e in T th ® n f w ^! k 8 H ?™ e - Sterling and crystal hurricane Beaty, the groom’s brother, ler of Abbeville; and Mrs. W. Griffith of Newberry, who Each of the individual tables , Go 1x1011 Gose of e p °*' lamps with pink tapers were Junior usher was Michael Ver- T. Chandler, the groom’s spoke on landscape designing. were g race d with oil glass lamps and ’ 0regon ’ presldent of Hie used on the sideboard centered non Beaty, also brother of the grandmother, of Kingstree groom. The bride was given in mar- riage by her brothre, James GOSta KlCa iOpiC Kenneth Hamlton, and was at- At Auxiliary M©©t tended by her sister, Mrs. Rich- Mrs. Griffith described our holding bouauets of“sweetDeas Nalional CouncU of State Gar- gardens centered around family raceltoiltes ^ bSrnSTuSei den C,ubs ’ Inc ” was a88i8ted by living. She also stressed the i n pas tci colors. Miss Louise Ballard of Waynes- with a mass arrangements of spring flowers. At the entrance way, three tall burning patio importance of organization of The buffet table, arranged for v ! le ’ C ” S ? uth A Hf n Hc Re- lam p S with pink tapers g raC ed space for use and beauty. breakfast which was served at g i°" P l ff ctor ’_ bi pre8id n8 at 1110 the walkway. The April meeting of the Amer- ^ Later in the afternoon a salad eleven o’clock, was arranged iml Brewer ss matron of hon- lcan w „ held Plate with punch was enjoyed. wlth a huge wreath 0( , prlag ewer . .... ^ Tueaiay y,,. home ^ n » w ' rs . Pepef dolll e>. and pink pledmoM Dlstrlcl and wlu B. F. Wingard on W. Walnut ad r ^, *° p ar ^ n ^ ub ^ me j e H n 8^ - satin ribbons at one end of the Street. Mrs. Perry Moore, Mrs. or. Mrs. Brewer’s dress was made of pale yellow dacron and was complemented by the blue Dutch iris which she carried in a nosegay. Her dress was made with a scooped neckline and a softly pleated semi-sheath skirt. Miss Ann Copeland, brides- installation ceremony. Mrs. Holcombe will be the di- .... o r» d . rector o( «0 clubs in the East s '. sU,d . b !' M I S T P- Bowers and The host and hostess were as- serve ..... ..... Tbe SuI ' b<mnett Garden Club table. This was complimented ° n . tbe ® a "“ tive ® la ‘ e ““S? punch T ’norto me ^ Monday afternoon at the w itb two three-branched can- ^ ou ^ b Garo n a Garden Clubs. home of Mrs. D. H. Roberts in dHabra hnldi^ nink taLr. and She is a P a8t president of the Mrs. John T. Young in serving party dainties with bride’s j. C THOMAS Jeweler Clinton delabra holding pink tepers and ^ £ T V,r K , the Lydia Community. Mrs. a gma u bouquet of pastel flow- f arolina Wrea Garden Clu , b of Lawrence Warren, and Miss e rs. 11118 c ly ’ and bas served 88 _ ... Marian Burts were co-hostesses. The Jimmy Furtick Band of P resident of Hie Clinton Garden maid, appeared in a similar P*Hs opened the meeting with The president, Mrs. Roberts, West Columbia furnished music ^ lub f' ounc11 and Kast P* e< lmont dress of blue and carried a H 16 devotional followed by the p reg ided over a short business f or tbe gala event. District Awards chairman, nosegay of yellow Dutch iris, ritual. session and appointed a nominal- Decorations were made by Smith and Mrs. G. W. Copeland were assistant hostesses. The president, Mrs. P. M Mrs. Judson Brehmer and As flower girl, Miss Teresa Mrs. L. S. Reddeck, had charge ing committee for the election C ] U b members Mrs Milford ^ r8, Aden Herron, local garden Oxauio »>w> of tho ntvycrfDwo on r'owfo D4oa ^ _ ... .. J.. . I _ club mpmbprs also nttpnHprl thp Brewer, the bride’s mece, wore of the program on Costa Rica, of new officers. Smith, Mrs. Michael Turner, a white nylon dress with blue She introduced Cynthia Turner Ronald Cleaver, forester for Mr 8 . Bailey Dixon and Mrs. E embroidered roses. She carried who gave an interesting paper Catawba Timber Company, was n. Sullivan, a basket of Gorga pom poms, on the peoples of this climate, guest speaker for the club. He The bride’s full-length satin Mrs. Reddeck stressed the need showed slides and talked of the , ,, ■, . dress featured a bolero over- for vocational schools in Costa native trees of our state. MlSS JOn©S IS blouse of lace in tulle. Made by Rica and a donation was taken During the social hour, par- Betrothed To Officer her aunt, Mrs. E. T. Brown of to help purchase tools for a train- fait, cookies and nuts were en- ^ Hendersonville, N. C., it was ing program. joyed. styled with semi-sheath skirt A dainty salad plate was serv- Mrs. W. L. Burts was welcom- having back pleats and a full ed during the social hour. ed as a hew member. club members, also attended the special occasion. Bldlock-Jeter Announced Mr. and Mrs. David Gilliam The Oaklane Shop 127 South Broad Street Clinton, S. C. THE NEWEST IN GIFTS — THE OLDEST IN ANTIQUES Select A Gift For Mom For Mother’s Day SUNDAY, MAY 9 Pottery and Dinnerware by Frankoma Candies From ... Pennsylvania Dutch Wood by . . . Cornwell Linens From . . . Kay Dee and Caiani — Many, Many, Others — Mm. Fred Holcombe, Owner Mm. Format Adair Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clyde Jeter - 2734 Duncan Street, Co- Jones of 213 Oregon St., Green- iumbia announce the marriage ville, announce the engagement Hieir daughter, Essie Glenn to of their daughter, Sarah Rebec- Mr. George Robert Blalock Jr., ca, to James Wilburn Rake- on J anua JT 9. in C o 1 u m b i a. straw, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. . Blal °ck i8 the grand- Rakestraw of 202 Lake Circle, dai |8hter of Mrs. Claude Jeter Mableton Ga and the late Dr Jeter of Winns- Miss Jones, a 1961 graduate of ^ and Hyrum Johnson Greenville High School, attended “ d the late Johnson o f William Jennings Bryan College ^. agn ^: Sbe attended Dreher In Dayton, Tenn. She was grad- “d graduated in 19- uated from Eastern Air Lines ^ from 1116 University of South Stewardess training school. Mi- C ^ oUria ’ 1 . . . _ ami, Fla., and is based In Allan- B 1 a 10 6 k - K 80 " of 1 Dr - ta, where she lives at 4717 a I 1 *w? ,r *‘4* Ge0 f 86 Robert Blal °ck Rosewell Road, N. C., Apt. N-8. J ^ cl S’ 18 ! grand f on ot Mr. Rakestraw was graduated V 16 *? r lr and ^' 8 from West Fulton High School In J ! 6k8 Blalo f k ^ ^ la i! ni ^ r - Atlanta and from Presbyterian a ? d ^ J ™ 8 Mmtog CoUege in Clinton. He te com- ot e ^ olty ‘ ” e 11 ls a ^ ad ' pleting a tour of duty as a Ueu- l 1 ® 16 of Davids^ CoUege where |.n.nt U. U* Army, Includln, J32! 13 months’ service in Korea Alpha order. He is a student ^ at the Medical CoUege of South Carolina in Charleston where he wUl graduate in June. On July 1st he wiU go to Atlanta, Ga., and serve his internship at Grady Hospital. Personal Mention Visiting Mrs. P. M. Pitts over the week-end were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pitts and daughter of Lynchburg, Va. Joining them on Mrs. Cooley, Recent Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. P. D .j tt j Mark Pitta and sons of Aiken, 0170©, Honored and Ed Pitts and Miss Anne With Luncheon Digby of Columbia. ,, _ , Mrs. James RandaU Cooley, the former Faye Hartline, was Births honored with a luncheon April 14 at the Mary Musgrove Hotel by JACKSON Mr. and Mrs.- Herman E. Hce staff members of the Thorn well of- Jackson announce the birth of a An arrangement of azaleas in K>n Todd U.Ue, on April l».t AadM of ptok centered the BaUey Memorial Hospital. OFFICE 8UPPUB CHRONICLE PUB. CO. PHONR 8S84M1 luncheon table. The bride was remembered with a lovely white orchid cor sage and a place setting of her sUver. BROADCLOTH DUSTER~-Wtth fresh young smocking. Pink, Bine. Sixes S-M-L. M.M. SHIFT GOWN — Pink, Blue, White/Pink, White/Blue. Sixes S-M-L. $4*00. S. Broad St. 833-0980