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* * .-4- '* * CHntoB, 8. C n Thursday, September 30, 1965 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Sunbonnet Garden • Club Met Monday The Sunbonnet Garden Club B6FW Fall Board Meeting In Clemson The South Carolina Business met Monday afternoon, Septem- and Professional Women’s Clubs ber 27 at the home of Mrs. A. A. held their fall board meeting Ramage. The meeting eras caled September 25-28 at the Clemson to order by- the President, Mrs. House with the.Easley Club as A.C. Young, and yearbooks dis- host. tributed by Mrs. L. N. Warren. AS the luncheon meeting on The program consisted of an Saturday, Or. Joseph P. Stokes, interesting and informative 111* head of social sfamfcs at Lander ustrated lecture on the planting College, discussed the highlights and pruning of shrubbery, by of the women’s fight for equality County Home Demonstration and named seven women that agent. A delicious salad course were the leaders diaing the years was served by the hostesses, 1809-1920. Mrs. A. A. Ramage, Mrs. Wil- Sapp Funderburk, vice presi- liam Young, and Mrs. A. C. dent of Citizens A Southern Bank, Young. Beautiful arrangements Greenville, speaker at the ban- of pink roses decorated the meet- quet told the members of the ing rooms, and varied horticul- changes in the status of women, ture samples brought by the noted the large number of Wo men in business and industrial fields and the contribution they are making in the social, econo mic and technical fields. A pro gram of entertainment by mem bers of the Easley Club included a style show featuring the styles The Yellow Jessamine Garden during the years 1900-1965. Club met at the home of Mrs. On Sunday morning the devo- Marion Lawson on Monday after- tional speaker, Ronald Whitlock, noon, September 27, for their First Baptist Church, Clemson, first fall meetfog. Mrs. William stressed the “Things That Do Johnson was cohostess. Not Change.” Special music was Mrs. Judson Brehmer, presi- given by a sextet from Central dent, opened the meeting and Wesleyan College, welcomed guests. Mrs. W. C. During the business session it Baldwin, Mrs. Bruce Galloway, was voted to continue the young Mrs. Randolph Davis, Mrs. career women project, clubs to Claude Lawson and Mrs. Annie send a contribution to assist the BPW victims of the Louisiana During the business session, hurricane and flood. Also, the Mrs. Brehmer told of the Land- national membership contest was scape-Design Course No. S to be explained. This to be a 10% or held in Columbia on November more Increase in club member- 1 and 2nd., at Gregg Hall. Mem- ship. During the workshops on bers interested in attending the Saturday afternoon members members of the club were ex amined during the social hour. September Garden „Qub Meetings' Yellow jessamine Miss Betty Hipp Entertained Here HOSPITAL NEWS .. . » — Patients currently at Bailey Mr *;_ L l' ?;_ Wel J? or £Memorial Hospital include: Chappells—Mrs. Patricia Ann Grant and baby boy. stem and Mrs. C. C. Carter of Rock Hill entertained with a luncheon complimenting Miss PERSONAL Samples Completes MENTION c p 0 “™!l W ^ LF of Mr. and Mr, jonma B. Sam- "f; Abrams is a patient at j 321 Beauregard-fit, Clinton, Self Memorial Hospital, Green- com p leted a seven-week courae Bitty Hipp. who wa, married to ^ I "“ ! Mo *“ w °° d ’ un<i ' rwent * ur - at the Army Ordanee Center MMmel garkwintam. at Cro„ _ y Eui £ t and ^ „ a rtudent at School Aberdeen Proeta* HM.Baptttt Church at 4 o’clock Coleen „ erchant . Gartmr Wrth J-or Co^e Gt ^^. M^September aUl. Uurena-Le,a Ane SUvemon. neir sb^by. N. C. ”* The luncheon was ^ven at the Joanna—Mrs. McNeal Trotter, week-end at home. » th^weddi^L dav M^* Mr8 ' Betty Johnson . Margaret i N GREENVLLE GENERAL wmch nave ( " ?? on ^* e »^dlng day. Mtt. RoM . Nlver Han)ld Ue Mar . Bm ^ , DaUent ,, G reen- '"^ ^bdl! He entered the Army in May Sept. 20. ; s (rained to spent the ve hi c ies which ^ have become 'damaged, disabted or mired • v U ** J - Rose Niver, Harold Lee Mar- Bill Lee is a patient at Green- bee * ® bandoned un " Genie Claire Carter a member . h _ n F _ v _ ra _v ina Mr . c„ n ^ is a pauem «ween ie r eombi K^trioi ...i.toj t n 8na11 - ray® uasxms, Mrs. ban- ville General Hospital where he Anf „ of the brida! party assisted in dra Roach Mrg EtheI j eane tte !8 undergoing tests r ente . „ ... entertaining. is unaergoing xesw. of this year and was last station- The bride’s place was marked cHnton Dannv Thomas Sam Dr ’ dnt !ii M rt rS ' Cr B ^ nura Bett ^ ed at Fort Jackson, m/ui, . mrhum criomoi c;union—uanny mo mas, Sam- are spending several weeks at ^An artSt ^rrai^mi^T of Sam P le8 ' James Booker, their cottage at Bon Clarken, ias. Anarttetic arrangement of George Darby Mrs Mary 0 s- n C pink gladiora carnations and 5orne> Mrs . Do ris Avery and ^ baby ^y- Conni e Simmons, Mrs. A j l j the beautifully appointed table. Mary Moseg Mrs Llllie Deyton Attend Cheerleader Completing the pink and white Mrs 0ra Boo Richard Lee r|S n i c | n Sortanbura motif were favors at each place Boyter Danny Bigh()p Mrg v - ,m,c _ ,n ^rTOnDUrg Shirley Fuller, Mrs. Ruby Law- II hi Dm mW of miniature corsages. A thrmcourm lubcheon wa, M „. rl ^ nce Mra ‘"l'™ **?*'™?’ served. The hostesses Clinton High School cheerlead- Frances Brenda her casual china. Besides the bride, guests the luncheon included Mrs Ellen' Culpepper, Mrs. Monlee watt^Shiri^v^qfm^n ur»iu.» xne oosiesses presented the Ives t e r,. Mrs. Rachel HoUings- ^ honoree with a serving bowl in worth Mrg Hattk , Martinf M rs. Ja " ^ Lillie Ree Davis, J. D. Hairston, ^ at Sr., Willie Qark, Mable John- in ^w.nhn^ 0* cr\r% 1 ill o ua..- ‘Da®** WCFC ITl SpflntflllDIXT^ V. Hipp,,. mother of the bride, Whitmore Mrs Marie Coggins Saturda y where they attended a Mrs. G. F. Wiliams, mother of and SS^ian babv Sv cheerleading clinic at Spartan- the groom Mr.-^ Candine W. an D i £L m g “ ^aUente'include: b - g High School. IT.ese girls Lewis of Camp Hill, Alabama, Crogg Anchor _ Lance baby J® 18, girl. Kinards—Henry Tinsley. Henry HippTnd Xs Debbie [„rd r0S Fldyd^blby giri 6 ” Mmk othcr South Caroli " a • ch<>0l • were Hipp of Florence, Ml,. Amette Mor ^ and Nathanie ® willUms. ‘a.^^ q^i* Brisendine of AtUmt. «Kl Chapel Joann.-Mr. MUdred Hmrel- Ltm'Ae'^uX, Se JSX dngyoa shouts your along with the hostesses of the clinic, the Spartan High cheer leaders, and cheerleaders from in no uncertain terms. It also proclaims our integrity and demonstrates to all the world (he extent of ow value giving. We are as anxious as you foracpod impression. Hill, Miss Nancy Mayer of Me Cormick, Mrs. Patsy Dobbins of son Mrs. Victoria Whitlock, Mrs. earned new jumps , formations, MRS. MICHAEL CLARK WILLIAMS mrs. I'avsy uuuuins ui j p A n Rrnnmp Mrc d p t ♦ v j^sapo., avraaiAavAvuo, North Augusta, Miss Clara Belle ryshields Garv Keliev Mrif commands » and related arts. - Franceen Tu^r, ^ ACA^rSe^^^r S' wh?b.M^: s ring^rvr-Lor ^ ^ ^ eave Nabors and twin girls, Mrs. Eiefwit atm creation in »oM sec Hill of Union and Hipp of Greenville. Mrs. Sherrill Miss Hipp, Mr. Williams Married Saturday Miss Betty Cornelia Hipp and edged with pearl-embroidered ^ , course may contact Mrs. Breh- participated in discussion groups Michael Clark Williams ex- lace. She carried roses and an nOSteSS r Or DllCige mer so reservations may be on membership, with the theme, changed marriage vows Satur- orchid atop her Bible. - t Mrs. Frank Sherrill was club Shirley Rowe, and Sanford Roe- made. Also discussed was the “Obtain and Retain.” Other day afternoon at four o’clock at Mr. and Mrs. Hipp entertained hostess at the meeting of her buc ^- East Piedmont District Garden workshops included program and the Cross Hill Baptist Church, members" of the wedding party bridge club last Thursday after- Clinton Elizabeth Jones, Mrs. Club Meeting to be held in Wood- public relations. Members were The Rev. John H. Turner offic- and guests v^th a reception in noon at her home on Chestnut Bett y Price > Johnny Young, Mrs. ruff on Tuesday of this week. urged to continue the sale of iated. Miss Annette Brisendine the social hall of the church im- street. Marian Coleman, Mrs. Nancy Mrs. Lawson, program chair- Pinocchio dolls which is the pro- of Atlanta Ga., and Chapel Hill, mediately following the cere- Arrangements of roses and iris Gar y- Essie L® 6 Dunlap, Allen man for the month, introduced ject to raise funds to furnish the N. C., presented the wedding mony. made a lovely setting for the Power, Mrs. Glenda Dominick guest speaker, Mrs. Clifford s. C. Federation headquarters music. Both graduates of Clinton High three tables arranged for play and bab y 8irl. George Fuller, Smith, of Newberry. “Flower building in Columbia. Mrs. Williams is the daughter School and Lander College, Mrs. in the living room. Gerry Cannon, James Trayn- Arranging and the Home” was Attending from the Clinton of Mr. and Mrs. Clayborne Williams holds a master’s de- A dessert course with coffee ham < Mrs Cora D®® Boozer, the topic of her very impressive b. & P. W. Club were Mrs. Rob- Vaughn Hipp of Cross Hill. Mr. gree in Library Science from the was enjoyed followed by several Brian Merrill, Mrs. Opal Mc- program. Using flowers and their e rt Johnson, Mrs. M. C. Poole Williams is the son of Mr. and University of North Carolina, progressions of bridge. Mrs. Alister, Richard Martin, Mrs. relations in making a beautiful and Mrs. P. M. Pitts. Mrs. George Fred Williams also Mr. Williams is employed in the Marvin Gault and Mrs. Bailey . Linda Caudill, arrangement, she told of how of Cross Hill. . IBM department of Greenwood Dixon were prise winners.. members in a family relate one HlDD-Williams Mr WiUiams ® b <»e father Mills, and Mrs. Williams is as- to another in making a complete _ . , as best man. Ushers were John- sistant librarian at Lander Col- home. neneorsal r arty ny Hipp, brother of the bride, Later in the afternoon, the On Friday evening following Cross Hill; Henry Hipp of Flor- Following a wedding trip to hostess served a dessert course the Hipp-Williams wedding re- ence, uncle of the bride; Jake the mountains of North Carolina, with punch. hear sal, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wil- Rasor, Jr., Greenwood; Mackey they Will be at home after Octo- Mrs. Wilmot Shealy and Mrs. liams, parents of the groom, en- Horton, Clemson; and Calvin b*r 1 on Anderson Drive, Green- Emma Shealy were flower ex- tertained the wedding party and Bostic, Bishopville. wood, hibitors. out of town guests at their home Miss Mary Hipp of Cross Hill CAROLINA WREN CLUB in Cross Hill. and Greenville, was her sister’s X/fr Phrmov Trrlroe The Carolina Wren Garden Mrs. Caroline Lewfe of Camp maid of honor. She wore a tur- i V ' m ^ 1 Club met with Mrs. S. W. Sum- Hill, Alabama, and Mrs. Weldon quoise delustered satin dress Brid.G In T©nHGSS©© erel for their September meet- Leaman assisted in serving a featuring a scooped neckline and ing. Mrs. Joe R. Tankerlsley was salad course with cake and elbow-length sleeves and co-hostess. punch to the forty guests. The president, Mrs. Gary Hoi strations. OFFICE SUPPLIES CHRONICLE PUB. CO. PHONE 833-9541 J. L THOMAS, Jeweler “It’s Time That Counts” CLINTON JOANNA Mrs. Elizabeth Whitener, Mrs. Lois Hudson and baby girl, Mrs. Mary Ellen Anderson, Barbara Barksdale, Richard Lee Boyter, Mrs. Pa tricia Kirk and baby girl, Di anne Whiteford, Rose Lee Young and Lonnie Tinsley. Singing Sunday At Church of God Of Prophecy f The Church of God of Prophe- The marriage of Miss Henriet- Q a ff neyt will be the visiting min- cy, North Sloan Street, will Calvary Revival To Begin Sunday A series of revival services will be conducted at Calvary Baptist Church Oct. 3-10. Ser vices will begin each night at 7:30 o’clock. Rev. M. R. Chasteen, pastor of Goucher Baptist Church, near eioow-iengin sleeves and un- ta Hughes, daughter of Mr. and , t pressed pleats. She carried a Mrs. Pierce Hughes of Elizabeth- Ml I, screscent - shaped bouquet of ton, Tenn., and James Rubrum lilies. Other bridal at- Chaney, son of Mr. and Mrs. tendants were Mrs. Patsy Dob- c a rt Chaney of this city, was , aIvarv lnvlte8 , bins, North Augusta, sister of solemnized at Valiev Force Free LaI y a f y ’ mvlle8 * Club the Broom- Miss h-Ha hiii ^ *7 *? ?? F tend the services. t v °|®.P° om; R ® iss Clara Belle HU1 WiU Baptist Church at three of Union; Miss Nancy Mayer of o’clock in the afternoon on Sep- comb, opened the meeting fol- Study Club lowed with devotional given by xr a7 . v^rr Mrs. j. w. Moore. Begins New Year Following a short business ses- The Wednesday Study sion, Mrs. Hugh Ray gave a met at the home of Mrs. u V1UVIE Ul , most interesting and informative Jacobs last Wednesday for their Newberry and McCormick; and tember the fifth The Rev Ceeil program on bulbs, stressing im- first meeting of the new year. Miss Genie Claire Carter of Higgins the bride’s castor offi- portant point, with chart,. Mem- Mr,. ThornweU Dunlap had Rock H UI, cousins of the bride, "iated! her, had been asked to bring charge of the program and gave Their dresses and flowers were The double rine ceremonv was bulbs to the meeting and at this an introduction to the year s idnetical to those of the honor performed before an arch time an exchange was made. study on immigration. A salad course was enjoyed During the social hour light during the social hour. party dainties were enjoyed. sponsor a singing program Sun- Mrs. Joe Land will direct the day afternoon, October 3, at 2:30 Milton mU8 i c which will feature the “Sunny- Rev. J. W. Spillers, pastor of siders” of Greer, and the Clin- w® 8 Calvary, invites the public to at- ton Trio, and other special sing ers. The public is invited. Woods Edge Gift Shop Now On Display, A Large Number of CHRISTMAS, CARD ALBUMS For Your Early Selection and Imprinting NEW GIFT ITEMS ARRIVING DAILY Come In! Browse Around! Open Wednesday Afternoons Woods Edge Shop 120 Woodlawn Dr. :—: Phone 984-4456 en- HIGH FUEL BlliS make you hit the ceiling? CEILING HOT WHEN YOU HIT IT? THEN YOU HAVE AN ORDINARY HEATERI Wo don’t Hans you fcr hitting the erfttag If you con tinually pay for heat you don’t gat! The new 8IEGLER Gas Hons Heater wrings the heat from the gaa flame, then poura out SUPBR FLOOR HR AT. With a SIBGLRRg you can aspect undreamed of heating com fort. no ever-heated ceilings and low, low ftasl Wa. So doo’t Mt the cafiteg... hit year fhegler dealer for a hot H. D. PAYNE & CO. 833-0781 OtetM, & C. attendant. twined with native greenery with MisS Kim Dobbins of North ba skets of white gladioli on each Augusta was flower girl. Niece side, of the groom, she wore a pale Mrs. Denny Ward presented a pink dress and carried a cres- program of organ music, cent bouquet. The bride, given in marriage Given in marriage by her fath- by her father, was lovely in a er, the lovely brunette bride white brocade sheath dress with wore a gown of delustered satin scooped neckline and short sleev- made by her mother. The gown es . Her blush veil was of im- featured a scooped neckline, ported illusion attached to a bow long pointed sleeves and a full of brocade matching her dress, skirt with unpressed pleats, em- she carried a white purple broidered with medallions of throated orchid surrounded by Alencon lace. Her fingertip veil, yellow rose buds with satin attached to a pearl tiara, was streamers attached to a satin and Chantilly lace pillow, a family Hampton Ave. he iI loom T 1 ^ * rypx rp w . Mrs. Jimmy Dean Street, ri A. lO Meet dressed in beige sheath dress of The Hampton Avenue Parent- reversible velvet and jersey. Teacher Association will begin was her sister’s matron of hon- their first meetings for the new or - Sh ® carried a single yellow school year this coming Tuesday mum tied with white satin rib- evening Oct. 5, at 8 o'clock in the bo ° - Hampton School Auditorium. Mr Chaney chose his father Any interested person is invit- * or be8 t man - Following the ceremony, wit nessed only by the immediate families, Mr. and Mrs. Hughes gave a reception at their home ed to attend and to join the asso ciation as the membership enroll ment is Still underway. The program will include a film, First”. Teachers Association, in color Mrs., Chaney wore a beige and with sound. Also at this time and brown ensemble with beige the new committee chairmans eceessories and the orchid from will be introduced and the years he f_ bridal bouquet. “Where Children Come in Valley View Acres, a story of the Parent- When leaving for their wedding work will be briefly outlined. Mrs. Sullivan Entertains Club Mrs. Hugh Jacobs and James Macdonald were winners following several pro- ^ College and served flour Mrs. Mrs. Chaney, a graduate of Elizabeth ton High School receiv ed her R. N. Degree from Green ville General Hospital School of Nursing on September 3. Mr. Chaney, a graduate of Clinton •core High School, attended Presbyter ian gressions of bridge last Wednes- years with the U. S. Marines, day afternoon when their club Tb® young couple are making met at the home of Mrs. E. N: thelr borne In Greenwood where Sullivan on Cedar Street. Mr - Chaney is employed with Three tables were arranged for Chemstrand Corporation and play in the living room, with Mrs Chaney at Self Memorial roses and greats adding a pleas- Hospital. '1 ant touch. Attending the wedding from Sandwiches and party dainties ^ cit y were Mr. and Mrs. were enjoyed between progres"- Chaney, the groom’s parents, sions. - and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Childress of Laurens. Mrs. Warren Is Bridge Hostess WSCS To Meet Oct. 4 Members of the bridge club The WSCS of Broad Street met at the home eti Mrs. Law- Methodist Church will meet rence Warren last Wfedaepday at- Monday, October 4 at 3:30 p. m. temoon for their regular schedul- The meeting 'will be a call to ed meeting. A dessert plate with tea was saved in the living room as the members assembled. Following several progression of bridge, Mrs. L. D. Lott and Mrs. Arthur SuMett were prise winners. prayer and self-denial. r&nascadi ed.rthenxua.re— STARTER SET SALE % NOW TILL OCT. 9 SAVE $5.00 ON 16 PC. STARTER SETS Now — you can save $5.00 on starter sets in America’s favorite earthenware — Franciscan. Hand crafted patterns, designed and made in California — are chip resistant, color fast, will never craze. Can be used safely in oven and dishwasher. All patterns offer you a wide choice of beautiful multi-use accessories. Each starter set includes four of each: dinner plate, bread/butter plate, cup and saucer. Enjoy substantial 25% off savings by starting your coTtectidb now. Sale ends October 91 Sierra Sand and Malibu $12.95 — regularly $17.95. SIERRA SAND OR MALIBU regularly $19.95 i IF YOU DON’T READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS PHONE 833-8641 J. C. 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