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Clin ton, S. Thunday, Jubc 24, 1965 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Miss Gamer Married Beckom - Mewbom Hinson - Lewis To Mr. Tinsley Rites on Sunday Engagement Told Kinard — James Crapps, Mrs. Mary Price and baby girl. , Joanna—Mrs. Ethel Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Garner Greenwood — Mr. and Mrs. a " t d „Madge Hicks, David Madden, ZXZ T Steve Riddle, Tucker. - Made Key. to Robert Weync LoweU Street Methodint Church, Great F’idU.'tOTW.f 1 ^ 0 ” Md^rs' m^'w Geor ® a Tum |i‘‘ n- Tinsley, son of Mr. and Mrs. will live in Apartment 4 of of Mr * ^ Myrtle Wallenzinc ’ Gulanne Tuc ‘ Alvln Tinsley of marriage was i i The McGhee Court when they re- lort turn Juiy 7 from . trip to , or Frl d, y , j^y 3. New Orleans. Kinards. performed January 10. Mrs. Tinsley was graduated in Rev. John W. Davenport oi- May of this year from Clinton Related at the 4 p. m. cere- High School and Is employed mo ny. presently by the Chemstrand The former Miss Sandra Leo Lewis. The wedding is being planned HOSPITAL NEWS ker, Charles Satterfield, Allen Peak, Mrs. Loree Lawson, Ola Meadows, Rufus Hill, Hattie Henry, Jo Ann Davis and baby boy, Luther Boyette, Marie Sum er al, Julia Booker, and baby Patients currently at Bailey boy, Willie Williams, Judy Corporation. Mr. Tinsley is em- Marlene Beckom, the bride is Memorial include: Frady, Ricky Woodward, Rich- ployed by the Beattie Plant in ^ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cros * Hill—Don Smith. - ard Ferguson, Margaret Barker, Greenville. They are now mak- vyrniam Greee Beckom of 22s Joanna—Norva Gardner, Mary" Mrs. Ann Cornelson and baby ing their home in the Fairview Kitson st . Mr. Mewborn’s par- Gresham. girl. Shirley Harri^ Sandy Gar- section in Greenville. ents Uve on Lafayette str J Newberry-Doris Martin. ner, Rickey Campbell, Wm. R.d- Cayce Clinton — Gazzie Norris, Vir- ^, e ’ Fuller, Walter Cleavers Entertained John D.vM Bormn IU ^n.cc.Jf.ri^Sucm*,- Sulm Stewart, Bragg Before Leaving City wa^to!Sr”atteiuiant mV'wi’ Doro,hy Pri " M - Catherine Tail S|!| le !V Be,t j; E “ t0 . n ' Gla> “ le Mr and Mre. Eme« On Jen- Z* Z tertained with an al-fresco party Frances Belton also attended Horton ^m John^on cidfn Haselden, Virginia Moore, Mary on Monday evening at thehr home the bride. Junior bridesmaid j^c^^e^ Hoi Shields, Eloise Smith, David on the Jacobs Highway. The oc- wa s Miss Jackie Spigner of fa^d Roy MilSr linSlI^- Williams - Sank Wiillfams. casion was in honor of Mr. and Cavce , ’ , y „ , r, _r ame * tvt,’ Mrs. Ronald Cleaver who left The ja-oom chose his father ^ ewi " gton ’ W e r#. n _ Tuesday to make their home in ushers were his Clark ' Freddle Gary - Km 9 Reports For Elberton, Georgia. brother Kenneth Mewhnrn an t Mountville—Elizabeth Brown. r\ . • pi •i; * Two tables were arranged on L^fs M^el^n his en,.s,n d 2 i ! charg / ? p ««6nts include: D U*Y m rhllippmeS the porch-and guests seated ac- ’ ’ Belton—Cora Stagg. - * „ Air Controlman Second Class cordinclv. ^ °. f . Ca y ce - Larr y Winn of - Mountville-Frances Smith. Sam T. Kin&. Jr., USN, son of cordingly. A seafood plate with accessor- ies was enjoyed. ® eckom brother. MRS* SAMVEL YOUNG BROWN, JR. WEDDING RITES IN NEWBERRY FOR MISS REGNERY, MR. BROWN green satin. It was highlighted was vocailst and Miss Doris with scoop neckline and .a soft Bruce played the organ train falling from the waist. Wearing a fingertip veil held She carried a large cascade Of by a seed pearl crown, the small orchids and stephanotis. bride appeared in a gown of Bridesmaids were Mrs. Da- satin and Chantilly lace. A vid Greenslade and Miss Pa- scalloped lace bertha collar ac- tricia Louise Regnery, sisters cented the portrait neckline; of the bride 1 of Newberry ; scalloped lace formed gores on Mrs. Jeptha Milton Gibbs, III, the front of the full skirt. A of New York City; Miss Susan cathedral train was fastened Marie Brown, sister of the at the waist with satin roses. Miss Eugenie Frances Reg- white gros de iondre gown was groom, Atlanta; Miss Sarah Her flowers were long-stem- nery and Samuel Young Brown, styled with a portrait neckline, Linda Brown of Joanna; Miss med roses. Jr., said their wedding vows elbow length sleeves and a Margaret Emmoline Rice of The attendants wore peacock before Reverend Gerald Ernst sheath skirt. Details included Augusta, Ga., and Miss Mar- peau de soie sheaths with de al 8 o’clock on last Saturday an edging of rose pointe lace garet Ann McCullough of Co- tachable, gathered overskirts in evening in Saint Marks Cath- as trimming for the neckline lumbia. Their gowns and flow- matching silk organza fastened olic Church. train was attached at the ers were duplicates of the at the waist with velvet bows The bride is the daughter shoulder, and her deeply bor- matron of honor. ( Their matching headpieces of Walter Regnery and the late dered fingertip veil of Spanish The groom’s father served as wer e double circles of scallop- Mrs. Regnery of 1800 Johnstone lace was designed with a oest man, and Master Jeptha ®d illusion centered with vel- Street, Newberry, and the crown of lace caught with sev- Milton Gibbs, V, of New York v ®t bows, groom is the* son of Dr: and eral tiers of . silk illusion veil- City, was ring-bearer. Their cultured pearl earrings Mrs. Samuel Young Brown of ing. She held sweetheart roses ushers were Patterson Wynne were gifts froI « the bride, and 3537 CasOegate Drive, Atlanta, and stephanotis. Brown and Paul Frederick they carried long-stemmed William Beale Moore of New- Mrs. Pamelo Mayo of Lyn- Brown, III, brothers of the r08e *- berry and Julliard School of wood Street, Aiken, was ma- groom, both of Atlanta; Walter After a reception in the Moose Music served as organist. tron of honor. She wore a floor Christopher Regnery, brother Lodge , Mrs. Mewborn changed The bride entered the sanctu- length mint green chiffon dress of the bride, of Newberry; 40 . a coral kolt ensemble with ary with her father. Her oyster with empire waist banded in Samuel Jones and Thomas Ab- P rinted sUh hat and black ac- ney Pittman, both of Macon, ce ssories. Ga.; Frank Avery Bums of ®“ e * s a graduate of Lander Eastman, Ga., and Frederick College and is a secretary for Dacosta Austin, III, of Char- Gherostrand. Mr. Mewborn lotte, N. C. earned B.S. and M.S. degrees Following the ceremony, a , at 016 reception was held in the ever- ° a 80111,1 . CaroUna - green gardens at the home of f j S8 . ea fi>ineer with the bride. Orchestral music f * f Jl 8 a ” lember and Hanging were enjoyed by Godge, the Jay- - “ * -r- Columbia, and William Gregg Whitmire—Mrs. Joyce Duncan Mr. and Mrs. King of 303 Wood- Jr., the bride’s and baby boy. row St., Clinton, has reported Cross Hill — Mrs. Judy Lo- for duty at the U. S. Naval Sta- Miss Wilma Gosnell of Greer max. tion, Sangley Point, Luzan, Re- Laurens — Dorothy Price. public of the Philippines. new i STETrLH.IlN'Gr Amo*Uf thole PneiettU at her wedding or anniversary—solid silver. Of all the gifts she will receive, sterling will be the most lasting. It will hold a place of honor among her possessions—be treasured down through the years. J. C Thomas, Jeweler CLINTON ‘It's Time That Coasts' JOANNA party and the wedding guests. For travel, Mrs. Brown wore is ^ grand * a white double breasted suit of R R . r ' ant Mrs - w * ribbed cotton with gold but- B Beckom of Joanna, tons, with which she used mat chin,g yellow shoes and Methodist GrOUp To Mrs. Brown attended school Monday at Woodlands Academy in Jr. . Womans Society of Lake Forest, 111., Marymount p hn8tian Service of Broad St. College in Arlington, Va., Brit- Meth<xiist Church will meet ish Institute in Florence, Italy, Monday morning, July 5 at and the University of South 9:90- Carolina in Columbia. Mr. Brown completed his public school education at ' Grady High School in Atlanta s LANE received a B. S. degree from Mr. and Mrs. George M. Lana Davidson College in Davidson, Decatur, Ga., announce the N. C., and is presently attending birth of a son, Todd Kevin, on the Medical CoUege of Geor- 23 at Piedmont Hospital in gia. His club connections are Atlanta. Mrs Lane is the former Phi Delta Theta Social Prater- V™** ****** 01 Mr ’ nity and Phi Chi Medical Fra- and Mrs H D JJ |I ^cK te ^ ty ‘ i a Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin W. The newlyweds are honey- Domin i c | tf j r announce the ar- mooning at Sea Island, Ga., rival of a daughter, Lisa Sarah, and they plan to Uve In Augus- on June 10 at Bailey Memorial ta, Ga., until the groom com- Hogpltal Mrs . Dominick is the pletes his studies at the Medi- f ormer Miss Sarah Henderson cal CoUege. Mid-Season Clearance - CONTINUES AT - Cordon's Shoes RED CROSS ValtM. Up T. 14.99 Now . . .10.88 California Cobblers * t , Values To 12.99 Now 7.88 - 8.88 i -1 CITATIONS Vahm Up T» 14.99 Now . . . 10.88 MANDARIANS Sale . . . 8.88 HATS ALL HATS GREATLY REDUCED FOR QUICK CLEARANCE HAND BAGS AU Bags Reduced Up To— 50% SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Cordons 1$7 E. Main Street : 833-0667 of Spartanburg. Announce Adoption Dr. and Mrs. B. H. 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