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Clinton, 8. C n Tharadaj, Jam 24, 1946 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE 1 y J '* i'U hM a. I? Club News Weddings ,V^. Meetings Tde^MM 899-9641 MRS. JOSEPH EDGAR BEASLEY MISS QUARLES, MR. BEASLEY MARRIED AT BROAD ST. METHODIST CHURCH Miss Julia Carolyn Quarles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Harrison Quarles of Clinton, became the bride of Joseph Ed gar Beasley of Charleston, son of Mr. and Mrs. TTiomas Olin Beasley of Honea Path on Sun day, June 20. The double ring ceremony was performed at 4 o’clock at Broad Street Methodist Church with the Reverend A. S. Harvey offi ciating. The ceremony was per formed before a background of palms and floral baskets filled with white carnations, chrysan themums, and gypsophila. Two huge candelabra trees holding white burning tapers with two seven branched candlebrae com pleted the decorations. Mrs. William Reynolds of Simpsonville and Mrs. Belva Weese of Due West presented the wedding music. Mrs. Weese sang “The Wedding Prayer” and “O Perfect Love”. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a full-length sheath gown of satin with chantilly lace bodice and bateau neckline. The Chapel train extended from the waist. Her shoulder length veil of illus ion was held by a tiara of pearls. She carried white roses with showers on a white Bible. Mrs. Samuel E. Chambers Jr. of Memphis, Tenn., sister of the bride, was matron of honor. Miss Carolyn Meeks of Honea Path, niece of the groom, was brides maid. They wore floor length gowns of pastel blue satin with a floor length train extending from the waist. Each held a single long stem red rose. T. L. Meeks of Honea Path served his brother as best man. Ushers were William White, Honea Path; Samuel E. Cham bers Jr., of Memphis, Tenn.; and Bradwell Hamer of Columbia. After a wedding trip to the mountains of North Carolina and Tenn.f the couple will make their home at 56 Gibbes Street, Char leston. Mrs. Beasley chose a two- piece pink dress with matching accessories for the wedding trip. The bride is a graduate of Clinton High School and employ ed with the South Carolina State Employment Service in Charles ton. The groom is a graduate of Honea Path High School and Erskine College. He is director of the Youth Opportunity Center at Charleston. Shultz-Snow Rites Announced Mrs. George Shultz announces the marriage of her daughter, Cheryl Ann, to Danny Ray Snow; son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Snow Jr. of this city. The wedding was an event of December 26, 1964. Mrs. Snow is the daughter of the late George Shultz of Laurens. B6cPW Meet At Clemson House The Northwest Area meeting of the South Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs was held at the Clemson House, Clemson, on Saturday, with the Seneca club as host. Mrs. Martha Dominick, area director, of the Gaffney club, presided. The theme of the meeting was “Progress With Youth, Educa tion and Service.” During the af ternoon workshops on Leader ship and Parliamentray Proced ure were held. Mrs. Robert John son of the Clihton club, was on the panel for the leadership workshop. After dinner enter tainment was furnished by “An dy and the Darinetts” of Seneca. Members of the Clinton club attending, in addition to Mrs. Johnson, were Mrs. P. M. Pitts and Miss Essie Davidson. Quorles-Beosley Rehearsal Party Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Meeks entertained members of the Quarles-Beasley wedding party and out of town guests with a rehearsal dinner on Saturday evening following the wedding rehearsal at Broad Street Methodist Church. The occas ion was held at the Meeks home in Honea Path. As guests arrived they were greeted on the patio and serv ed punch, nuts, and mints. Later they were invited into the dining room where dinner was served buffet style from a prettily appointed table ar ranged with summer flowers and graced with burning ta pers. Dainty place cards adorn ed with lilies of the valley marked places arranged at in dividual tables. The bride and groom-elect remembered each of their attendants with a gift. Assisting in- entertaining were Mrs. Haynie Cox and Mrs. Billy White. Luncheon Honors —Phot* hr NlchoU MRS. THOMAS RYAN CROFT Bridal Parties Honor Miss Satterwhite MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER Miss Linda Satterwhite was honored with a miscellaneous shower at the Joanna Club House on Monday, June 14. Hostesses were Miss Dianne Sexton, Mrs. Frank Longshore, Mrs. John Smith, and Mrs. Er nest Osborne. As the guests entered they were pinned with bridal nosegay favors. The honoree was given a nosegay corsage of white car nations. The serving table, overlaid with a white linen Cloth, was centered with an artistic ar rangement of roses and flanked by glowing candles. Sandwiches, nuts, and individ ual cakes were served buffet style, with Mrs. Ernest Osborne serving punch. The honoree was showered with gifts by the thirty-five H guests. LUNCHEON Honoring Miss Linda Satter- "Ix white, whose marriage to En- "1 sign James Roy Sexton took ;S - place Sunday at Bush River Bap tist Church, Mrs. John Nabors of Bonds Cross Roads, Mrs. Charles Hughes, Mrs. Sidney Bonds and Mrs. Joe Bonds enter tained with a lovely luncheon at the Cecil Wilson Home on Ansel Drive. As the guests arrived punch was served in the den, where large arrangements .of summer floWers were used there and throughout the home. The buffet table was centered with an at tractive arrangement of hydran geas and roses. Bridal place MRS. JAMES ROY SEXTON MISS BEDENBAUGH WEDS MR. CROFT SUNDAY IN METHODIST CEREMONY Epworth Methodist Church She appeared in a green dress cards with nosegays of small « irTee c HT*i*r r D\xrTJT , rc ervWMH was the scene of Miss Linda Ray similar to bridesmaids. flowers were used on the dining MldO dill 1 LxiW111 1 CaiDlVxN d£»Al wlv Bedenbaugh’s marriage to A2c The bride’s full length dress of table The honoree was present- iiAVT MTT TTflRY WFnniNn CTTMTlJlY Thomas Ryan Croft on last Sun- bridal satin featured a bell skirt ed a corsage of white carnations nJWCs MLLli/in 1 Wr.UmriL» DUnUAI day, June 20, at 4 o’clock. The with train attached to the fitted and a silver hon bon dish by the bride is the daughter of Mr. bodice, round neckline and lace hostesses. Miss Linda Estelle Satterwhite nomics. She was employed last of 191 Prince George St., Anna- year by Anne Arundel County and Mrs. William Alvin Beden- jacket. The fingertip veil of il- M iss Lynn Nabors assisted in ^ Md (j au ghter of Mr. and Boart l of Education in Annapolis baugh of Joanna. The bride- lusion was attached to a ban- entertaining and serving. c-ttomuhito Mr ‘ Sc** 011 is a graduate of groom is the son of Mr. and deau studded with seed pearls. TEA ® Clinton High School and attend- Mrs. Thomas J. Croft of Elko. She carried a white BiMe - topped Also on Wednesday, June 16, of B:but e 3, Newberry, became e d the University of Kansas. He The Reverend Ross A. Pickett, with orchids, and was given in a tea was given at the home of the bride of Ens. James Roy graduated from the United States pastor of the bride, conducted marriage by her father. Mrs. William Senn. Misses Pat- Sexton, of the United States Nav- Nav *l Academy in June of this the ceremony, whieh was fol- Mr. and Mrs. Croft will spend sy Ruth and Louise Senn, and a | Academy, son of Mr. and Mrs. ye ^ r wil1 en l er 1,16 Nava l lowed by an informal reception their honeymoon in the moun- Mrs. Thomas Daun were associ- c . e Aviation School in Pensacola, in the church foyer. Mm. H. G. tain* and make their future ate hostesses. Alb * rt Roy Sex,on 0 ' Brown ‘ ne Florida. Murrah, Jr., of Joanna, and Mrs. home in Sumter where the Guests were greeted by Mrs. Avenue. Joanna. The military Among wedding guests from Melvin Lewis of Columbia, fur- groom is stationed with the U. William Senn and presented to wedding was performed Sunday Clinton were Mrs. Ed Bonds, nished music. S. Air Force at Shaw Field. the receiving line by Mrs. at 5:30 o’clock at Bush River S randm other of the bride, Mr. With Paul Bridgeman of Mrs. Craft is a graduate of Thomas Daum. Baotist Church bv the Reverend h, ml M T rS „ C j ^ ® nd Blackville as best man, the Clinton High School and the Col- Arrangements of roses and /- rv o*™’ Bonds ’ Mr and Mrs. groom was served by usher- leg^ of Beauty Culture, ColUm- gladioli formed an attractive omas **• unn - Sidney Bonds, and Mr. and Mrs. groomsmen A2c Clarence Pitt- bia. Mr. Croft is a graduate of setting for the receiving line. A program of nuptial music Charles Hughes, man and Ale Raymond C. Blackville High School. Receiving with the honoree was presented by Mrs. Larry Fletcher, both of Sumter. Ricky For traveling, Mrs. Croft were Mrs. Claude Satterwhite, Danielson, organist, and Mrs. Dean Barber of Joanna, nephew changed to a two-piece white Mrs. Roy Sexton, and Mrs. Thomas G. Dunn, vocalist of AJirilio of the bride, carried the rings, and blue o.utfit fashioned of Satterwhite, respectively. Newberry. Mrs. Dunn sang “I CORNELSON LAST CALL- 5 MORE DAYSI GORHAM STERLING GIFT TO YOU!. 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Miss Lynn Nabors assisted in enteratining and serving. Ivey, Wyman, Dick Honored With Party Mrs. Ansel B. Godfrey and Mrs. Galley Gault entertained with a morning party Tuesday at the Godfrey’s home on 8. Adair Street. The occasion was in honor of Mrs. Ben Ivey, Mrs. Frank Wyman, and Miss Lana Copeland Dick. Guests, calling between the boors of 10:10 to U noon, were received and invited into the din ing room where dainty party re freshments were served. The buf fet table was centered with a sil ver epergne filled with pink rose* and hollyhock blossoms. To one end a watermelon filled with fruit balls was most effective ia carrying out the summer motif. Elsewhere in the receiving rooms, arrangements of roses and summer flowers were used. Among out-of-town guests were Mrs. John Jordan, Kinston, N. C.; Mrs. George Senn, New berry; Mrs. BUI Martin, Green wood; and Mrs. Lamar lightsey of Greenwood; and Mrs. Jack Line of Atlanta, Ga. Assisting in entertaining were Mrs. Lawrence Young, Mrs. Watts Davis. Mrs. Marvia Gault, Mrs. Barry Wilkes, and Mrs. K. Mrs. James Bruce Morgan of whipped cream material. Laurens, was her twin sister’s honor attendant, wearing mint p green embroidered taffeta em- -dUCeni DIIQ© IS Honored With Tea The honoree was presented a l- ove ^ou Truly and O Pro- Mr. and Mrs. George Cornel- lovely corsage of white orchids. m * se . son announce the birth of a Mrs. John Earle Smith, Jr., di- Mr 86x100 served his son as daughter, Elizabeth Woodard, rected the guests to the dining best man Ushers wer ® William born June 18, at Bailey Memorial room for refreshments. The and Wayne Satterwhite, brothers Hospital. Mrs. Cornel son is the table, covered with a outwork the bride. Sword bearers wer*? former Ann Shaw of Raleigh, N. carried yellow chrysanthemums Mrs. George Richard Buford, cloth, was centered with a yel- Edward Sloan, USN, Lake C. The Cornelsons have three with matching satin ribbon. A the former Jtiiie Bolick, was ho- | 0 ~ w arrangement of gladioli, City; Second Lt. Cliff McKittrick, sons, George Jr., Martin and headdress of green velvet and nored with a tea last Thursday flanked by glowing candies in CSA, Fort Bragg; Second Lt. Scott, net completed her attire. b y Mrs. P. W. Copeland, Miss silver candelabra. Punch was Hester, USMC, Harrison, STEPHENS In similar attire were Misses Louise Buford and Mrs. Hugh M. dispensed from a handsome bowl Ark., Ens. Kenneth Meeks, USN, Dr. and Mrs. Louis M. Steph- Kathy Salters of Joanna, Shirley Buford at the home of the latter 0 f Mi sg Louise Senn. Gainesville, Georgia. ens, 303 W. Maple St., announce Bishop of Newberry, and Sharon on Jacobs Highway. Miss Patsy Ruth Senn invited Matron of honor was Mrs. Bry- the birth of a son, Thomas Croft, sister of the groom, of Receiving with the bride were ih e guests to register in the son Epting of Parsippany, N. J. Cathey, on June 16 at Bailey Blackville, as bridesmaids. Ma- bor mother, Mrs. Julian Bolick, bride’s book. Miss Dianne Sexton of Winthrop Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Ste- ria Livingston, niece of the Miss Dixie Bolick, a sister and The honoree was presented a College and Joanna, sister of the phens is the former Lillian Dil- bride, of Joanna, was flower girl. Mrs. Richard Buford, mother of crystal and platinum pitcher by groom, was maid of honor. lard, daughter of Mrs. S. Gary the groom. Arrangements of gar- the hostesses. Also attending were Miss Jac- Dillard and the late Mr. Dil- den flowers were used through- More than fifty guests called queline Snrvth of Atlanta, Mrs. lard. They have two other sons, out the home. during the appointed hours, 4 William Gilliland of Cheyenne, Louis and Gary. Satterwhite-Sexton Reception and Rehearsal Parties In the dining room the tea until 6 o’clock, table, overlaid with an imported handmade linen and lace cloth, was centered with a silver con- A reception was given by^ Mr. tainer of roses in varied shades and Mrs. Claude Mangum Sat- of pink, interspersed with jewels terwhite, parents of ,the bride of opar. Three branched cande following the Satterwhite-Sexton labra with lighted tapers flanked PERSONAL MENTION Wyo., and Miss Suzanne Kemp of Winthrop College and Colum- c ^y CT ■ i^utc bia. Their dresses were design- bwrT LICsHTj ed of pink peau de soie and kill Kir* styled with an empire waistline, IViUjIV* scooped neckline, cap sleeves, Mrs. Ethel R. Pitts joined* her and ful1 f,oor length skirts. Their son-in-law and daughter,- Mr. headpiece, a circlet of matching Mr. and Mrs. Heyward circled the punch bowl. Dainty for a several days stay at Gar- Tb ey carried nosegays of pink „ nT „ T MApv w ITCri , nVK , rut., carnations, t t,flv/llaLj JnAKi iraUoGKUVE< Little Miss Luanne Dunn, daughter of the Rev. and wedding in the church social the arrangement. Nosegays of and Mrg Wayne j ar vi s ' and P eau de “‘e. featured a cabbage hall of the Bush River Baptist pink Fairy roses and gardenias children of Rock Hill, last week rosc with a veil of pink tulle. Chruch. Mr. and Mrs. Heyward circled the punch bowl. Dainty f or a sev Satterwhite greeted the guests party refreshments were served, den City, and introduced them to the re- Assisting the hostesses were vArATiniw iv ceiving line. Mrs. Charles R. Workman, Mrs. Mra ^Mrs J CThom fl8 Mrs - ' nM > maa « Dunn of New- The serving table, covered Hugh Bonds Workman, Miss Mil- berry was flower girl. Her uress with an imported linen table dred Workman, Mrs. Claude gigter ^ h £ . M ® was styled as the other attend- cloth, was beautifully decorated Lawson, Mrs. Downs Monroe, M p . Va eh ’ f An V ants and carried pink carnations, with candles in sUver candela- Mrs. Ace Workman, Sr., Miss returned last StSLy folSwh^ a The bride was ^ ven mar- bra and roses. Mrs. J. C. Nabors Iris Leonard, Mrs. Harold D. w^s vaciuoTto Do^ ^in b y father. She had de- G * raW Griffith served <d ReWvflleJil^ Vong the e«C^ o . ti ^ ■”<* ^ ««*» »( P uncb - ratt Park of Greenwood and Miss j n jri or id a an d a i«o a four Hhvk bridal satin and sculptured hand The bridal table, covered with Sally Copeland. cruise to Nassau y reembroidered Alencon lace a linen hemstitched’table cloth. Among the out-of-tc*n friends M Georce Soon *mi which was purchased by the held a tiered wedding cake. Ac- attending were Mrs, Pope L. Bu : d ” Elizab f th and poster of groom ^ BeI S ium - The skirt was cording to military custom, the ford, Sr., Mrs. Pope L. Buford, dewberry were T.’.e^ desi * ned with a front lace over cake was cut by the bride and Jr * Mrs. William R. Buford, . y ’ lay which extended the entire groom with the groom’s sword. Mrs. Pope Connelly, Mrs. Dun- y ® f m ° th ^ ^ grand * length of the cathedral train. Mrs. J. R. McLeod served the can_Johnson, Sr.^Mrs. Hayne m ^ er ’ a ” r8 M "- The scalloped neckline was out- FINE STEAKS Open till 10 p. m. Private Dining Rooms Clinton, 8. C. — SS3-1C21 wedding cake. R. Buford, Mrs. W. M. Buford, ——e — fb . M lyde w mlth ’ lined 111 Pearls. Her Anger- Mis. Louise Senn pretided at M "- W °- MilIer a11 of Newbep - ?n J* ST" 1 tip veil was attached t0 a doubl ® « regUter. ML*. Lynn KnlLr . ™ the register, misses r.ynn iweuer _ , . . , t <„/!» i n * ° vwwu erystois, Nabors, Misses Deborah Me- Mrs Bu * ord was presented a Unda ahj Patsy pearls, and lace. She carried her Leod, Mrs. Edward McLeod. cor *a ge and crystal in her chosen Simmons and Richard Sim- white Bible, a gift of the groom, Mrs. Robert McLeod, Mrs. Sid- Pattern. moos have returned from a topped with a white orchid, ney Bonds, Mrs. Charles Hughes, c i.u. Simth 8 8 ° n ’ Bil1 Following a reception at the Mrs. David Shealy and Mrs. Gives Took Smith, in Waynesboro, Pa. church social hall, the bride and Robert Dennis assisted in serv- n v ^.Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Ivey of groom left for a trip to the ing the guests. Dr. E. B. Keisler, interim Cheraw, were here for the mountains-of North Carolina ilr. and Mrs. Joe bade Paat® 1, °f St. John’s Lutheran week-end to see their son, the World’s Fair in New York, the guests goodbye invited f-^ lurcb ' bas announced his ser- Major Ivey, and family, who Fo? travel Mrs. Sexton chose a them to the bride’s Mr. 1X10,1 topic for ”*** Sunday recently returned from Ger- turquoise and green two piece and Mrs. Earl Satterwhite pre- morning as, “God's Work With many. The Iveys visited at the linen dress with matching ac- sided to the gift room at the Remnants.” home of Mrs. Robert Wysor. cessories. She wore the orchid home of the bride. f Dr. Keister reports an un- Mrs. Marie Singley is conva- from her Bible bouquet. Mr. and Mrs. Roy pa- wraally large congregation last lescing at home following an ill- After July 15, they will be at rents of the groom, —Sunday morning, including a ness and stay at Bailey Memo- home in Pensocola, Florida, the wedding party and addition- number of visitors, both from rial Hospital. Mrs. Sexton is a graduate of al guests at a rehearsal tfaer end elsewhere. His Mrs. Robert Walter Etter of Newberry High School and Win- which was held at the Mary Mas- subject last 8 a n d a y was, Pensacola, Fla., Is visiting her throp College where she rcceiv- CLINTON grove Hotel ea Job* 19. “Let’s Bufld a New Ctanrch.” mother, Mrs. James M. Pitts. ed a B. S. degree in Home Eco- aoi a riB| frott STORE NAME Folks know whew - the values are - and die beauty and die qurfhy in die most Inspiring selection anywhere. Come in and see for yourself and give us the weioom to contribute to YOUR A J.C THOMAS, “M’s