The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, May 13, 1965, Image 5
CUatoa, 8. Cn Tharaday, May 13, 1965
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
i -L-
EVA A1XENE ULRICH
Ulrich-Vcm Brero Rites in August
Tea Honors
Miss Bolick,
Miss Neighbors
An afternoon tea was given in
honor of Misses Nancy Neigh,
hors and Miss Julie Bolick,
June brides-elect ,at the home
of Mrs. Raymond Pitts by Mrs.
Pitts, Mrs. J. B. Hart and Miss
Agnes Davis last Sautrday.
Greeting the guests, invited
to call between 4 and 6 o'clock,
were Mrs. Pitts and the hon-
orees. Pink roses and pink
and white peonies arranged in
a Dresden container were used
on a side table in the living
room, and on the mantel was
an arrangement of coral sweet
heart roses mixed with Eclipse
roses in a low white bowl.
Mrs. Hart and Miss Davis
received in the dining room
where guests were served
punch, sandwiches, cheese bis
cuits, nuts and iced party
cakes. Assisting were Mrs.
John Rainey and Mrs. Bobby
Hoffman.
The dining table was covered
with an imported Italian cut-
work cloth, and centered with a
silver epergne holding mixed
pink and yellow roses and
pinks.
Miss Bolick, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Julian Bolick, will
be married to George Richard
Buford on June 12, and Miss
Neighbors, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Addison Neighbors, will
marry Wayne Morgan on June
20.
KAREN ELIZABETH MOORE
MOORE-ABRAMS ANNOUNCEBENT
Lt. Go.l and Mrs. Richard W.
Ulrich announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Eva
Allene, to Lt. Erik Van Brero
of Fort Bragg, N. C., son of
Mrs. Jan van Staveren of Or-
Boiley WSCS
Has Guest
From Laurens' ■
Bailey Memorial Woman's
Society of Christian Service met
last Monday night at the home
of Mrs. Tommy Miller.
The group had as their guest
the Greenwood District Presi
dent of WSCS, Mrs. Dwight Pat
terson of Laurens. Mrs. Patter
son talked to the group about
the responsibilities and needs
that the society should work to
ward during the coming year.
She expressed the necessity of
each member to know her du
ties and to follow them closely.
Mrs. Marvin Stewart was in
charge of the devotional and
she was asssited by Mrs. W. E.
Madden.
During the business session
the quarterly reports of the dis-
lando, Fla., and Cornelius van
Brero of Apeldoorn, the Neth
erlands.
Miss Ulrich was graduated
from Cushing Academy, Ash-
bumham, Mass., in 1961, and
she is a senior at Wake Forest
College, Winston-Salem, N. C.,
where she is a member of Na
tional Collegiate Players.
Lt. Van Brero was graduated
from the University of Florida
where he was a member of Al
pha Tau Omega, national social
fraternity. He Js presently as
signed to the Adjutant Genial's
Section, . Headquarters, XVIII
Airborne Corps, U. S. Army.
The wedding is planned for
August 21 at the Main Post
Chapel at Fort Bragg, N. C.
trict office were filled out.
A social hour was enjoyed
after the meeting.
The group voted to keep the
same officers for the coming
yepr: Mrs. Sara Lawson, presi
dent; Mrs. Betty Snelgrove,
vice-president; and Mrs. Jennie
Cauble, secretary and treasur
er.
Converse Bride
Honored By .
Clintonians
Mrs. D. H. McFaddeh and
her daughter, Miss Corinne
Boyd, entertained at a luncheon
last Saturday for Miss Martha
McAngus, of West Point, Ga.,
Miss Boyd’s Convrese college
roommate last year.
The luncheon was/given at the
home of Mrs. Cecil Wilson on
Ansel Drive, which wax* dec
orated for the occasion with ar
rangements of mixed roses.
Miss McAngus’ place at the din
ing table was marked with a
corsage of yellow sweetheart
roses and she was remembreed
by the hostesses with a trous
seau gift.
Invited to attend were the
following Converse friends of
the bride-elect: Misses Judy
Walker, Happy Greene, Cam
Dive, Avery Hall, Murray Addi
son, Barbara Eichelberger, and
Rita Chandler.
Lt. Col (Ret.) and Mrs. John
Alton Moore of Orlando, Fla.,
announce the engagement of
their daughter,, Karen Eliza
beth, and Alyn Denny Abrams,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Virgil Abrams of Greenville,
formerly of Clinton.
Miss Moore attended schools
May Value
Days
durable linear plastic
. LAUNDRY
BASKETS
• White Color
• 5-Yr. Guarantee
• Popular Size
Rose's Low Price
99c
Special purchase. Th's item
formerly sold for $1.54
COMPARE...
Price and Quality
PLAIRE
FAMILY SIZE
Spray Deodorant
Rom’s Low Price—
62c
New family size personal spray de
odorant contains hexachloropheae for
sure protection. Special now at
ROSE'S. J.
BOYS’ VEE KAY
SPORT SHIRTS
Cotton knit with short
sleeves and turn back col
lar. Reg. 98c—May Value
Days—
2 for S1.00
LADIES
BLOUSES
only 99c
•
All sizes in prints, stripes
and solids. Great buy!
LADIES'
SHORTS
Reg. 1.59
May Value Day Sale—
only $1.00
No-Stick Cooking
With Practical
‘TEFLON" COATED
FRY PAN
ROSE’S +
low 1.99
PRICE
tmr bonded to aluminum
- -a easy
Diaper Shrts
3 for 84c
Beautifully printed
cotton diaper shirts
Reg. 3 for $1.00
MEN’S
SPORT SHIRTS
$1.00 ea.
Buttoned down or regular
collar. In solids or stripes.
Sizes S-M-L
Music Club
Meets To Hear
Band Instruments
The Clinton Music club met
last Wednesday afternoon at
Hodges Hall, Broad Street Meth
odist church, with Mrs. Audrey
McCroskey presiding.
Harry Bouknight, band director
at Clinton High School, was the
afternoon’s speaker. In Illus
trating his talk, he presented
several members of the band
who demonstrated their instru
ments: Jim Adair gave a short
drum recital, and the following
on clarinet, saxophone and
brasses: Nora Oeland, Kathy
Bouknight, Nancy Jones, Tom
my Gordon, Lucille McSween,
Kay ran Cox, Carolyn Bundrick,
Connie Jones, Johnny Bolt, Col
lie Lehn, Adrian Giles, Jack
Ferguson, Danny Jones, Bobby
Powell, Bill Jacobs, Brooks
Mills, Jimmy Young, Donald Os
born, Chocky Burnett, Mike
Jones, Joey Lee, Eddie Perry,
Irby Holland, Freddy Ray and
Butch Meadows.
Mrs. Ronald Burniside, pro
gram chairman, was in charge.
Refreshments were served by
the hostesses, Mrs. Edgar Blake
ly, Mrs. Robert Johnson and
Mrs. Paul Muller.
Legion Auxiliary '
To Meet Tuesday
The American Legion Aux
iliary will meet with Mrs. J. P.
Prather at 7:30 p. m., Tuesday.
In observance of memorial
month, a ceremony of memo
rial will be presented by Mrs.
George W. Copeland and Mrs.
Rt P. Chapman, members of
the memroial committee.
Plans for Poppy Days, May
21 and 22 will be completed.
Mrs. H. M. Young is poppy
chairman.
in Texas, Georgia and Europe,
and was graduated from Oak
Ridge High School, Orlando.
-3he now attends Orlando Junior
College where she is a member
of Kappa Alpha Sorority.
Mr. Abrams was graduated
from Wade Hampton High
School, Greenville, and attends
Wofford College, Spartanburg,
where, he is a , member of Pi
Kappa Alpha fraternity.
The wedding will take place
August 14 at St. Mary of the
Angels Episcopal Church, Or
lando.
The bridegroom-elect is a
nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Davis
Holland of Clinton.
Hortline-Cooley
Rites Performed
In Laurens April 17
Laurens — Rev. Claire C. Ba
ker of Hillcrest Baptist Church
officiated at the April 17 marri
age in his home of Miss Lora
Faye Hartline, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Lee Hartline of 111
Constitution Ave., to A. 1. c.
James Randall Cooley of Ware
Shoals and Charleston.
Airman Cooley is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Cooley of
Ware Shoals.
The bride wore an off-white
suit with matching accessories
and an orchid corsage for the
ceremony and a trip to the North
Carolina mountains.
A 1962 graduate of Laurens
High School, Mrs. Cooley attend
ed Piedmont Hospital school of
nursing in Atlanta. She is a sec
retary at Thomweil Orphanage.
Airman Cooley, a 1962 gradu
ate of Ware Shoals High School,
is stationed in Charleston. Mrs.
Cooley is living with her parents
until she can join her husband.
Methodist Circle
In May Session
Mrs. B. B. Ballard and Miss
Kate Milam were hostesses at
the May meeting of the Sarah
Glenn Circle of Board Street Me
thodist Church Monday evening.
The chairman. Miss Milam,
presided over the brief business
session and the program “The
Disciplined Life” was led by Mrs.
W. S. Home with Mrs. Joe
Bonds, Mrs. J. B. Arnold and
Mrs. J. M. Hatton assisting with
the program.
During the social hour London
Fog and cookies were served.
l_. - *"T
Church Women
In Special Event
On Next Monday
The annual birthday party of
the Presbyterian Women of The
Church will be held Monday, at
4:00 p.m. in the chapel.
Mrs. W. C. Ellison of Due West
will present the program, des
cribing the birthday objective of
the year — the Chonju Medical
Center and Taejon Presbyterian
College. All members are urged
to attend and are given the pri
vilege to contribute an offering
bo those Christian institutions.
Mrs. Macdonald
Is Club Hostess
Mrs. James Macdonald en
tertained her bridge club and
several additional guests last
Thursday afternoon at her
home on Nottingham Road.
Arrangements of iris were
used in the living room and
in the den, bowls of Sweet Wil
liam. Between progressions the
hostess served sandwiches and
cookies and a sweet course.
Mrs. R. E. Ferguson, Jr., was
winner of high score, and Mrs.
Rufus Sadler was presented the
consolation award.
Piano Recital
Miss Janice Caughman, pupil
of Mrs. Joe E. Land, will give
her senior piano recital at 7:00
p. m., May 14, at Mercer Silas
Bailey School. The public is in
vited to attend.
Mountville News
MRS. MAUD! BRYSON
Willing WoHitrs »jr
mg YrOf
$ Meets
Miss Lynn Thomason of Ers-
kine College, accompanied by
her roommate, Miss Eleanor
Whiteside, spent the week-end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Thomason, Jr.
M. C. Crisp of Charlote, N.
C., visited his mother, Mrs. M.
L. Crisp, Sunday.
Capt. and Mrs. Howard By
ars of Alexandria, Va., who
have been visiting Mrs. Byars’
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. T.
Watts, left Sunday for Hawaii
where Capt. Byars will be sta
tioned for several months.
Dr. Ruth Stokes has return
ed from Washington, D. C.,
where she visited her niece,
Miss Frances Stokes, for sev
eral days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Thomason
of Stuart, Fla., were here for
several days on business last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bannis
ter and family spent Sunday
with Mr. Bannister’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus McClain, in
LaFrance.
Mr. and Mrs. Edd Burns of
Columbia, were dinner guests
Music Recital
Mrs. Joe E. Land will present
her pupils in a music recital
at 7:00 p. m., May 15, at Mercer
Silas Bailey School. The public is
invited to attend.
<Closs
The Willing Worker* Sunday
School das* of Davidson Street
Baptist Church met at the home
of Mrs. Vera White May 4.
Mrs. Alice Dunaway gave the
devotional and Mrs. Grace
Amick, the opening prayer. Wei-
cofned as a new mefabey was
Mrs. Grace Bryson. After the
business session, Mr. Joe Camp,
bell closed the meeting with'
prayer. The hostess and Mrs.
Berry Trammell later served a
salad plate to the guests.
of his sister, Mrs. Roy Miller,
and Mr. Miller Sunday.
PTA MEETING
The Cross Hill-Mountvilie
Parent-Teacher Asociation held
its monthly meeting last Thurs
day night. The president, Mrs.
J. H. Thomason, Jr., presided.
James W. Goodman gave the
devotional. New of Beers were
elected feu- the new school year
as follows: Mrs. Charles Ban
nister, president;^ Mrs. Olin
Stewart, vice-pre sklent; Mrs.
John Adair, secretary; and
Mrs. J. W. Davis^jleasurer.
After the business hour, an
enjoyable period of music and
songs was given by the chil
dren, directed by Mrs. R. R.
Burns of Laurens. The entire
audience joined in singing of
the last song, led by Mrs. Ful
ler Motes. Everyone present
was served refreshments of
sandwiches, cookies, chips and
cold drinks.
0AKLANE SHOP
127 South Broad St. Clinton, S. C.
IDEAL SELECTIONS FOR-
—The bride —The Graduate
Father's Day — All Occasions
i
—Also Antiques
Mrs. Fred Holcombe — Mrs. Forrest Adair
Bridal Shower
Miss Janice Caughman was
honored at a bridal shower May
8 at the Community Building.
A motif of pink and white was
used, and as entertainment,
guests made a wedding dress of
white tissue paper which was
modeled by the bride. Cake,
punch and mints were served.
— It's Graduation And —
MAY VALUE DAYS at Hamilton's
Rose's May Value Days
Save
Ladies' Dress Hats
REDUCED FROM
199 to 1.59
3.99 to 159
A TERRIFIC BUY!
DELUXE Westinghouse
CAMSTER OEANER
,29.7
Compare Hue Extra Savings!
MODEL VCO»
Complete With
Attachments
Powerful, mobile, attractive
Clip on tool storage
Positive locking aluminum wands
Adjustable suction control
Combination Floor-N-Rug tool
Attractive white and sandstone finish
Deluxe 7-piece set of attachments
Visit Our Store For The
Many Fine Gifts For
The Boy or Girl
Graduate
PRINCESS DIAMOND
RINGS
She Will Keep And
Cherish a Lifetime
39.95 to 395.00
BULOVA ~
WATCHES
For Boy or Girl
24.75 up
Terms Arranged
An Ideal Gift
MEN’S
JEWELRY
• cuff links • tie tacks
• sterling money
Clips
2.75 up
Engraving Free
SPECIAL! 20% OFF!
New Shipment of Charms
KREISLER LIGHTERS
2.95 and up
TRANSISTOR
RADIOS
by Bulova
12.95 up
Also Table Models For
The College Student.
These Carry 1 Yr. Guar
antee.
“OFF TO SCHOOL’’
WITH SAMSONITE
LUGGAGE
Will Be In Time For
Vacation, Too *
14.95 and up
ALARM
CLOCKS
by West Bend
7.98 up
Ideal For College
Students
Add To Her China and
Sterling Patterns
Spiedel Watch Bands
4.95 up
Expert Watch Repairs
With Free Estimates
FREE PARKING
Directly Across From Our Store
Shop Early and Save
FREE! FREE!
A Plated Well and Tree Platter — Nothing
To Buy — Just Register During May, Value
Days In Our Store — Drawing Saturday,
May 22nd At 5:00 F. M.
EASY TERMS
A CREDIT TO SOUTH CAROLINA
Blue Nile and Prism Lite Plam—d» ITHVresf Watches
111 E. Main 8L ttS-2111