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CHwton, 8. C„ Tharaday, June 17, 1965 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Mias Bolick, Mr. Buford Wed In Home Ceremony - A lovely wedding of wide to* ciai interest was that of Miss Julia Stevenson Bolick, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Julian Ste venson Bolick of this city, and George Richard Buford, son of Mrs. Ruth Workman Buford and the late Richard F. Buford also of this city. The wedding took place at 11:30 a. m. on June 12th at the home of the bride’s par ent’s. The Rev. William Redd Turner officiated, using the dou ble ring ceremony. Preceding and during the cere mony Mrs. Glennie Tarbox, Jr., of Georgetown, an elder sister of the bride, presented a medley of soft music. The house was decorated with arrangements of garden filowers and the vows were taken in the Miss Hollis Honored With Shower ‘ Miss Cynthia Hollis was com plimented ^with a miscellaneous shower Thursday evening by Misses Beverly Muller and Su zanne Watkins at the Muller’s home on Musgrove Street Ex tension. Upon arrival the honoree was pinned with a pink corsage and guests with miniature pink rice bags tied with pink satin rib bon. The receiving rooms were graced with arrangements of summer flowers in the pink and white color note. Dainty party refreshments were served buffet in the dining room from a prettyily appointed table covered with pink ne and centered with an arrangement of summer flowers flanked with burning tapers. living room in the presence of the immediate famuy. Fennell-Craven The bride was stunning in an K m „, oyster white summer suit with Kites In Waterloo complementary accessories. She f i- , i wore corsage gardenias. |1 MetnOGlSt Church Immediately following the || Waterloo Methodist Church ceremony the wedding party was the setting for the lovely . d, fS r0 ° m .•«ldi.w .d Ml,, Cynthia Ann for lunch. The bride’s table was 1; t , covered with an exquisite cro- Fennell Jerry Ned cheted cloth made by her pa- ft Saturday afternoon at four temal grandmother for the oc- m o’clock. casion. The table was centered , y The vows were spoken before with a tiered wedding cake en- ^ f an altar arranged with two seven circled with gardenias and W * flanked with lighted white tapers . • MRS. JOHN GARY EICHELBERGER Cande ahra h 0 1 d * n « in silver candleholders. « -»—#■ lighted tapers and centered with Dixie Moorhead Bolick, young- McQUEENEICHELBERGER RITES a mass white basket arrange- pun’hftwn'a “bSw. " rv<!d IN FLORENCE CHURCH SATURDAY ^hifa^e STerSM WHI ™ AN TAKES VOWS ON SUNDAY After lunch the couple left for Miss Kathryn Salley McQueen a sheath skirt. Appliques of Vernon Chandler officiated at the Miss Emily Ann 1)avis and Venetian lace des ' gned with por ' a wedding trip to the mountains became the bride of John Gary Chantilly lace decorated the bod- service. A program of nuptial David Barry Whitman exchang- trait necklines, short sleeves. The * bride’s* candlelight peau of North Carolina “d «P<>n their Eichelberger at 4.30 p m gat- ic ® . 4111(1 sklrt highlighted with music was presented by Mrs. ed marriage vows at 4:00 o’clock sheath-skirts and waistline chif- " K ' “ “ ““ Bailey —YarbMPMfk Pactralt MRS. CHARLES HARRY GROWL MISS ANN JOHNSON WEDS LT. GROWL IN CHURCH CEREMONY Miss Ann Waldo Johnson, the service, and Mrs. Grace daughter of Mrs. Ralph Waldo Connor served as organist. Johnson of 319 North Adair The bride’s candlelight »«.«.- .. . ... , .. . . Street, and the late Dr. Johnson, de sole dress was a full-length .. „ .. e t h eir home in became the bride of Lt. (jg- sheath with Chantilly lace ap- community. ^day. Charles Harry Crowl of Ariing- pliqued to the upper bodice and r| . ‘ ^ If a . graduate of ton, Va„ and Brunswick, Ga., the front skirt panel. An over- Clmton Hlgh Sch<, ° 1 - Sl,e reMiv - Saturday at 7:30 p. m. in a ser- skirt formed the chapel train, vice at the First Presbyterian A pearl crown held her elbow- Church. Rev. Joseph Hayns- length veil, and roses covered worth Darr of the First Baptist the prayer book which she car- Church officiated. ried. After June 21 the couple will Bridal attendants were dress- be at home at 2310 Oriole St. in ed in turquoise crepe and were Brunswick, Ga., where the lieu- carrying crescents of red roses, tenant is an instructor at the Each dress was styled with Naval Air Station at Glynco. scooped neckline and elbow ‘ MRS. DAVID BARRY WHITMAN MISS EMILY ANN DAVIS AND MR. in in Memorial _ „ . .. .. , miniature bows. The chapel- John K. Taylor of Laurens, or- Sunday St. Paul Methodist i ength train was topped with a ganist, and Miss Henrietta Bow- .. .. ’ . . Pov j na _ llh graduate of Church in Florence. bow. Her tiered veil of illusion ers of Ninety-Six, vocalist. Methodist Lnurcn. p- The Rev. Harry M. Goewey of- fell from a crown of pearls and The bride is the daughter of Haynesworth Darr officiated, ed her B.S. degree in Business ficiated. Bavarian crystals. She carried a Mr. and Mrs. John Lindsay Fen- The bride is the daughter ot from Winthrop College where The bride is the daughter of cascade bouquet of stephanotis nell Jr. of Waterloo. The groom Mr. and Mrs. William Jason she was a member of the 63-64 Mr. and Mrs. Grover C. Me- and French carnations centered is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Davis of 106 North Holland Senior Order and Who’s Who in Queen of Florence. The bride- with a white orchid. Ellis Craven of Kinards. Street, who were hosts at a re- American Colleges and Universi- groom is the son of Mrs. Hugh The maid of honor was the The lovely brunette bride was ce ptioii at the Clinton Commu accessories. A 1962 graduate of ties. For the past year she L. Eichelberger of CUnton and bride’s sister, Judy McQueen of K' ven in marriage by her father, nity building. Mr. Whitman is Clinton High School, she will re- taught in the public schools of the late Mr. Eichelberger. Florence. The other bridesmaids she chose for her wedding an the SO n of Mr. and Mrs. David ceive a B.S degree in business North Augfista. The bride, given in marriage were Misses Barbara Eichelber- angelskin peau de soie gown clarence Whitman of 201 Bailey Mr. Bufprd was graduated by her father, wore a floor-length ger 0 f Clinton, sister of the fashioned with high-waisted bod- street from Clinton High School and at- gown of silk organza. It was de- bridegroom, Celia Gasquc of ice of Chantilly lace scalloped at ’ . . ... «. Mrs Georee Samuel Everett length sleeves Matohhig^MUn tended Clemson University. He signed with a portrait neckline, Clinton, Beth Heib of Pine Hill, the sabrina neckline. Unpressed _* n . a c un * ...T, ’ Iva Mrs. George Samuel Everett lengxn weeves. Matching satin ^ ^ engaged ^ farming in fitted ^dice, long sleeves end- Nadene Jeffords of Florence, P^ts formed the bell shape of Dougla " M ' Vakefield . 01 ^ ing in points over the hands and and Kathy Norris of F i or ence. the skirt A French bow held the presented organ music, and The best man was the bride- '»<* <***' .fain and a P v °“ g “ M Jr ’ ° f groom’s brother, the Rev. Hugh f a « aU , 0 ac e petals held her ' 1 w tt of FI L. Eichelberger, Jr. bouffant veU. She carried an or- Mrs. Robert Paul \N atts ot LI The groomsmen were Milling of Thomasville, Ga., was matron banded the Empire waistline, of honor. with a tailored bow at the back The bride was given in mar- A reception was given in the riage by her brother, Charles fellowship hall of the church. Otho Johnson. Her niece, Miss M rs - Crowl has taught in St. Sara Adair Johnson of Greer, Andrews Parish School District and Miss Martha Johnson of i n Charleston. She has an A.B. Savannah, Ga., served as brides- degree Hi journalism from the maids along with her cousins, University of South Carolina, Miss Rishay Elizabeth Oliver of having also attended. .Clinton Tuskegee, Ala., and Miss Judith High School and Queens College. Ann Kerhulas of Union. The bridegroom is the son of HolllS-KeSSler Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harry . Crowl of 2302 N. Vermont St. Hi Kites batUTClay Arlington, Va. His best man was Miss Cynthia Ann Hollis and Lt. Kenneth Benkler of Bruns- Dexter Williamson Kessler of wick, Ga., with ushers including West Pa i m Beach, Fla., and Lt. (jg) Francis Treutlein and K eesler AFB, Miss., were united Lt. (jg) John Kaiser of Bruns- j n marriage Saturday morning, wick, Ga., in addition to William j une 12, in a quiet but impres- Crowl of Arlington, the groom’s s j ve ceremony in the presence brother, and Harold Young Cul- 0 f the immediate families and bertson, the bride’s cousin. a few close friends. Senior ushers were Robert The rites took place at the Garrard Johnson of Savannah, home of the bride’s pastor, the and Ralph Waldo Johnson, Jr., Reverend J. H. Darr, who offica- of Greer. Candles were lighted ted. by Charles Culbertson of Attending the young couple Charleston and Thomas Johnson were Miss Carolyn Vickery of of Greer, and the rings were Clemson and Richard Bosch of carried by Benjamin Hellams Greenville. Culbertson of Laurens, also the Mra< Kessler, a talented plan- bride’s cousin. 1st, is the daughter of Mrs. Em- Hairy Bolick; III, sang for Ry c. Hollis and Charles A. Hollis, Jr. She is a graduate of Clinton High School and attend ed Winthrop College the past year. The groom is the son of Mrs. the Hopewell community. mm Miss Lynch Given Shower In-Laurens Patricia Lynch, Miss June Frederick Kessler and the late I bride-elect, was complimented Mr Kessler of West Palm with a miscellaneous shower on Beach He attended p reS byte- Wednesday evening at rian QjUege and at the pres- . Friendship room in ^ ure ® 8 - e nt time is stationed at Keesler Mrs. John Bonham and Miss An- AFB Misg where he ig ^ ^ na Lynch were hostesses. man clags with ^ y g As guests arrived they were ^ Force pinned with favors of silver wed- Fo ii ow ing a short wedding trip ding bells tied with green n - their home at Bi- BLACKMON-REVIS VOWS SPOKEN A whit*, pink and green color SATURDAY IN MOUNTVUIE CHURCH BOW was carried outto decora- Snider-Caldwell her sister’s fon bows. Bows matching the dresses held their tiered veils. For the wedding trip to Gat- iinburg, Tenn., Mrs. Whitman selected a moss green pebble crepe suit dress, white flower hat and black patent leather from Winthrop College in De cember. Mr. Whitman attended the University of South Carolina and Presbyterian College after h i s graduation in 1961 from Clinton High School. He works in the quality control laboratory of Clinton Cotton Mills. chid atop her white Bible. Her Paso, Texas, was Blai‘ock of Clinton, Waiuw'Boyd ? n,y was a f 8 ™ 0 ^ matron of honor - Miss Sandra G f wu „ ... of Charleston Ray ^unkleburg lace which has been in the famil y Dunaway served as maid of WhamS Entertain for five generations. honor. Bridesmaids were Miss qi 1 id • n,.. 1., Mr. and Mrs. James Alfred Linda D. Boland, Miss Alice V. DlaCKII10n*rieVlS i Ony Rawl Jr. of Laurens were best Cunningham and Miss Cathie Friday evening following the The maid of honor and the IT 8 ", 811 ? malron of honor. Mrs. B. Davis, a cousin of the bride, Blackmon-Revis rehearsal, Mr. bridesmaids wore floor-length Raw, s i° n qu d yellow satin dress with Miss Mary Frances Davis and Mrs. James M. Wham, Jr gowns of white eyelet over sky- of Charleston, James L. Young, Jr., of Charleston, and Randy Brown of Florence. f blue taffeta. They were designed featured a bateau neckline full length sheath skirt. and Her with an empire line. Their head- '"^hH 1 * pillbox held a bouffant pieces were chanel bows of blue vcl1 - Sh<? carried two long-stem- taffeta They wore wrist-length med yel'° w roses, white gloves and blue slippers Dressed in seamist green with and carried Colonial nosegays of matching veils as the honor at- pink carnations and red roses. tendant, Mrs. Charles A. DeHart A reception was hied after the Columbia and Miss Gail Davis wedding ceremony in the church ol Greenwood also attended the fellowship hall. The bride’s table bride. Misses Pamela and Wanda was covered with an imported King of Cross Hill were junior cutwork cloth. On either side sil- bridesmaids. Their flowers were 1 ver epergnes held pink and white y <?llow roses also, s carnations, intersoersed with Ushers were Georg of Charlotte, the bride's niece, as flower girl. Mr. Whitman chose his father as best man. Ushers were Wil liam T. Davis of Charlotte, the bride's brother, Freddie G. Whitman, the groom’s brothe-, Thornton Stewart, the groom cousin, and Randy B. Sanders. The bride’s veil extended iin- gertip length from a small sat in pillbox appliqued with lace and seed pearls like her dress. entertained the wedding party and out of town guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wham in Mountville. Arrangements of pink gladioli, snapdragons, gardenias and car nations were eusd throughout the home carrying out the pink and white motif. In the dining room the table was covered with a white net ap pliqued cloth and centered with an epergne of pink carnations, white gladioli and stephanotis carnations interspersed with Ushers were ueorge W. Motes Mrs. Davis designed and made flanked by white wedding bells lighted tapers The refreshment of Newberry, George N King Jr. her daughter s satin wedding and triple-bronched candelabra table was centered with an ar- ot Cross Hin and Marion Rawl gown ’ which featured a SC0 °P holding lighted pink tapers. Sil- rangement of white gladioli of Laurens. neckline, elbow-length sleeves ver trays held dainty party pom-poms and snapdragons in a Immediately following the wed- and chapel train. Clusters of sandwiches and bride’s cakes silver compote ding, the bride\parents, enter- seed pearls were embroidered decorated in pink and white. ' After a four-day wedding trip ta' n ed with a reception in the on alencon lace at the neckline Assisting the Whams were Mrs. the newly married couple wili fellowship hall and down the skirt front. William Jacks, Mrs. Roy Ad- reside at 7-B Rutledge Boule- For t rave > to the North Caro- Attendants’ dresses were ams, Mrs. James Goodman and vard, Charleston, where the lina mountains, the bride chang- floor-length mint chiffon and Mrs. Troy Watts, bridegroom is a student at the ed 10 a moss 8 reen linen suit Medical College of South Caro lina. with brown straw and linen ac cessories. After June 16 the cou- Among wedding guests were P le wlR Rve al Dake Greenwood Mrs. Hugh Eichelberger, Sr • near Waterloo. Portrait MRS. DONNIE RAY REVIS Mrs. John Townsend, aunt of the groom, Anderson; Miss Jean Ar nold ; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gasque; Milton Moore; and Tommy Cope land. <* Club Members Have Picnic Supper Friday Mrs. Craven, a 1962 graduate of Laurens High School, will re ceive a B. S. degree in elemen tary education from Lander Col lege in January. Mr. Craven is employed by Joanna Mill Com pany. tions and refreshments. . several appropriate games Announcement es were as follows: W. S. Lions Club members and their Horne, picnic basket ; James The wedding of Miss Sara Jean Bible she carried a white orchid families enjoyed a picnic sup- Bradford, serving set; William Blackmon, daughter of Mr. and surrounded with tuberoses. per Friday evening at the Clin- P. Jacobs, barbecue grill; Joe were enjoyed, followed with the opening of the bridal gifts. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Snider of Mrs. Samuel Creighton Black- Accompanying the bride were ton c amp Fire Hut. Following Maupin, steak set; and Dr. ^rei* . Mrs. James Melette Wham, Jr., - - ■— the Invocation given by Rem- James Walker, electric ice bert Truluck, a bountiful picnic cream freezer. Lions Ernest supper was enjoyed. Ouzts, Morris Seymuor, Ron- Mnnoir. rinmAf Later in the evenin 8* five 111(1 Cleaver and Jimmy Stil- Miss Snider is a 1965 graduate was solemnized Saturday eve- lu cky members were recipients well were in charge of the gala CUnton announce the engagement mo n of Mountville, and Donnie cousin of the 5ride ag matron ot of their daughter, Faye, to Floyd Ray H ev i Si SO n of Mrs. Floyd honor. Bridesmaids were Miss M Revis and the late Mr. Revis, Betty Jean Blackmon, cousin of Homer CaldweU, of Whitmire. bride. Moncks Corner: Miss Strickland-Pitts Vows Spoken At miss umaer is a xtrao graduate w B » ——-- _ Mary Leona Milam, Mountville; ™ ’ rVrviHvm St Church of Clinto,1 mgh 801,001 ig June 12 ’ at 8lx oclock at and Miss Helen Conway Paris of of P 11268 Winners and ^ pm - event ^ Strickland employed J ,rl 1 tb Df- Marton Law- ^ u.bon Presbyterian Church Waghin gt oni D . C . Their gowns Mis Sarah Agne c ’ somMr. Caldwell U agraduate ^ Moun t ville. were of apricot peau de soie and d ® agbter of ston ewali ° f Wlut 7 lire S jJ K>oI ^ d i * The Reverend Paul W. Fitz- chantiUy lace featuring an em- Strickland of 401 btonewau ^ employee with the liberty 1116 ne n . rp bodice hell skirt and stem Street, and William Wade PKts. Life Insurance Comi^ny. stevens performed the ceremony They c ’ arrie<J son of Mr. and Mrs. William o. the wedding will be an event before a large assembly of rel- guetg of yeUow carnationg ti ppe d Pitts of Newberry, exchanged of jui y 3rd, at Davidson Street ativeg and friends. William Coop- wlth cora i. vows Sunday, June 6, at the Baptist Omrch at four o’clock. . Laurens presented the nup- Miss Tania Lynn Blackmon, Davidson Street Bipitst Church. Formal invitations wil] not be . niece of the bride, of Greenville, The Reverend Floyd Hellams issued, but Mends and relatives ti • groom chose wore an apricot organdy over otttclBted «Ki Mix, J«» Forter .r, invlt*d to .tt*nd. presented the prograin of nup- “ rfSJ^nVille. Another brother, The bride’s parents entertain- tial music. ClOSS Members Enjoy Jimmy Stewart Revis of CUnton, ^ with a reception at their home The bride chose for her wed- p roaress i VG Dinner uKd, along with a brother of immediately following the wed ding an aqua chiffon dross *tth tTOgr^SiyeUUmer Thomas Creighton ding. . _ white accessories. She carried Members of the young mar- B - ckmon ^ oreenvUle, and For a wedding trip to Jekyll a white orchid corsage. ried women s class of Davidson Samuel Mai- l8ian d, Georgia, the bride chang- * wedding trip to Street Baptitt Church enjoyed a ed to a blue silk jacket dross Following a the North Carolina ran***. u^er and Thomas Creighton with matching pet^ hat they wUl be at home on Route evening. Meettng at the home of BIackmon Jr . ^ Greenville was A^er June 20th, the couple win - Newberry. Mrs. Richard Watts, Jr., for Hnty he at home on 306 South Adair Mrs. Pitts attended Clinton Jnice, journeying on to Mrs. Wearing a formal summer- St jeet- High School and graduated Joe Foster’s home for the salad white gilk organza and chantflly The *>ride and groom are both Hiflh School in course and at the home of the the bride was given graduates of the University of sEri. teacher, Mr. Jo. C«npb*U Mr to £rW The S^C^Ub. Mr.. RevU re- I^ Ptexico Chevrolet Co. in the main course and ending gown featured a sabrina neck- a A B. Degree in EngUsh rninton Mr Pitts is a graduate with the dessert course at the Unc, abort sleeves and a chapel Mr. Revis received his B. S. o# Newberry High School and home of Mrs. Leonard White, train appliqued in lace motifs. Degree from the School of Phar- CetofTml » *. Her eltowlemth .ell «*. at- Hell now employed wtth with hi. father la the While at Mn. White'! the tached to a headpiece of orfaody lh ' Eurtka Pharmacy la Lao- MnocUMa regular class meeting was held, petals and seed pearls. On her ALL GIFTS REDUCED. SHOP EARLY AND SAVE! THE SSfeCHRONICLE CiessfeM 636.7V 1st |»H. CMatuiy HC. 1st $306. IJ3 25. kl MU Csweiitsf!! Set |100. Cetests 6U. Set 6606. LAST CALL- 0 MORE DAYS! GORHAM STERLING GIFT TO YOU! GORHAM STERUNG CANDELABRA [■CrtttHn.M|U*. awraaamn. wpat. $80.00 Valus psr pair! 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