The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 13, 1966, Image 5

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• V / , * ... I V ,<»*-*• mmaam Clinton, S. C., Thursday, January 13, 1966 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE , ' o> 3 • * Club News ^ . Meetings Telephone 833-0641 »*.• < *aa; Social - Events m Mrs. Bouknight, Bridge Hostess,, Mrs. Harry Bouknight was hostess for her bridge club when they met at her home on Pine- wood Avenue last Friday after noon. -Two tables were attractively arranged in the living room. Mrs. Paul Muller and Mrs. Wil liam Cannon were »sco're prize winners following two., progres sions of bridge. Sandwiches, chips, cake and coffee were serve before play. Observes Birthday With Dinner J. M. DeYoung was honored wiht a dinner Saturday on the occasion of his 82nd birhtday at his home on Shands Street. Following dinner the tradi tional birthday cake was cut and served. Enjoying the occasion were other member's of his family, Mr. and Mrs. T. N. DeYoung of Greenwood, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin DeYoung, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wood, and Madison. 3 DAYS ONLY! IAN. 13-14-15 OPEN YOUR . CHARGE ACCOUNT Our young springtimers You’ll *#• floral prints, soft posttls, Hny •*!«• Tucks, smocking I Natural or ompiro waistlinosl Wonderful choice of oasy-caro fabrics toos cot tons, Zantrol* polynoslc rayon and cottons, Avril rayon and cotton in broadcloths, seersuckers, and •orel So much smart fashion to wear now and on '3 Summerl Sizes 7-1.5, i-20,1414-24%. Camp Fire Board To Meet Tuesday The Board of Directors of the Clinton Council of Camp Fire Girls will meet Tuesday, Jan. 18, at 7:30 at the Camp Fire Hut. Century Club Will Meet On Tuesray The Century Club will meet next Tuesday, January 18, at 4 o’clock with Mrs. D. H. McFad- den at her home on West Walnut Street. Mrs. Nolan Carter will be the narrator. Mrs. Chapman Hostess To Group The American Legion Auxili ary will meet Tuesday evening, January . 18, at 7:30 with Mrs. R P. Chapman on West Walnut Street. Each member is asked to be present. Mrs. Frady Is Bridge Hostess ■Mrs. Watts Davis and Mrs. Tom Baldwin were bridge prize winners last Wednesday after noon when their club met at the home of Mrs. George Frady on Calvert Avenue. ~ Two tables were attractively arranged in the living room, with dessert course and coffee served as members assemblde. J. D. C. Discuss Sons From Virginia The Stephens D. Lee Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met at the home of Mrs. P. M. Pitts on Musgrove was used in decorating for the special occasion. On the bride’s table a lace cloth over mint green was used with a five branched, candelabra holding pink gladioli and white pom poms, centered with the wedd ing cake. Cake squares, nuts, Sarah Glenn Circle Mills-Foster In Meet Monday Wedding Rehearsal The January meeting of the Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Fos- Sarah Glenn Circle of Broad ter entertained, the members of Street Methodist Church, was Mills-Foster wedding party and held Monday evening at the out-of-town guests immediately home of Mrs. Davis V. Pitts^ following the rehearsal Friday mfntr^and'nunch Tvere’Wrved with Mrs. Ethel R. Pitts as co- evening at the Lydia BapUst ™ t ’ {Zdc Tram- h0 p te ,f S ' - • V Church. •- me jj assis t e( j j n e nu.riaining. Following the busih*>s ses- A green and white color note Th b jd d in elcct sion, led by the charman, Miss lfie ana . pr .° ,V\ L V, Kate Milam, the mission pro- cover and a sUver candelabra remembered each ol tV gram, “Strangers No More,” tied with bouquet of pink camel- tcndants Wlth a glft at th ‘ was led by Mrs. Julian Cole- ias and white chrysanthemums. Among the out-of-town guests man. Scripture was read by 0° the crendenza an arrange- were Mr. and Mrs. DoqaTd.Law- Miss Elizabeth Copeland. The men t of rose and white camellias ton and daughter of Orange- program was closed with a lit- brass candelabra was - most b „ j^ r James Barnes ana any by the members and prayer by Mr. Coleman. MRS. GEORGE MICHAEL FOSTER During the fellowship hour, the hostesses served a sweet course, Russian tea and salted nuts. Concert Artists Are Entertained The board of directors of the Clinton Community Concert As sociation entertained the widely known artist, Miss Dorris Yar- -iek; soprano, and Richard Cross, bass-baritone, prior to their concert here Tuesday evening with a reception at the home of Dr. and Mrs. James L. Walker. In attendance were members of the' board and their husbands or wives. .Receiving at the door wfth Dr. aitd Mrs. Walker were Mrs. Frank Sherrill, pres ident, and Mr. Sherrill. Assisting in the dining room where party dainties and punch were served were Mrs. Thomas F. Stallworth and Mrs. Ed Campbell. Tbo buffet table was arranged with a silver epergne effective. Assisting the hostess ... , _ - . in entertaining were Mrs. Robert son ’ Jimniy of Laurens ^ u of akeen Wysor III, Crocker. and Mrs, Claude Tommy Rickenbaker wood. PRESCRIPTIONS PROMPT, ECONOMICAL PRESCRIPTION SERVICE “Serving This Area 82 Years” We Give S & H Green Stamps Youngs Pharmacy North Broad Street Dial 833-1220 MILLS-FOSTER WEDDING HELD ON Street for their January meeting SATURDAY AT LYDIA BAPTIST CHURCH last Thursday evening. ■ The program involved three Miss Sandra Eloise Mills be- series. She wore the orchid lift- filled with pink camellias. Also native sons from the state of came th e bride of George Mi- ed from her wedding bouquet. effectively used were silver Virginia- Lee Jackson and Mur- chao1 Foster on Saturday eve- Upon their return they will candeiabrae holding pink light- ray. Mrs. m’. C. Poole told of January 8, at six o’clock make their home on E. Carolina ed tapers. n u * Others assisting in entertain ing were Mrs. Robert Was- sung and Mrs Robert Hanson Mrs. Ivey Honors Milford J. Sanders officiated. i a m were honored on their Mrs. Benjamin F. Ivpy en- Misses Harriet Wilson and golden wedding anniversary on tertaihed on Saturday at her Tina Biggs, students at Furman Thursday, December 30, at a home on Elm Street with a drop- University, Greenville, presented family dinner party given by i n > complimenting her weekend the wedding music. their sons and daughters-in- guests, Lt. Col. and Mrs. E. B. The bridegroom, son of Mr. law, Mr. and Mrs, James E. Lyle front Germany. The Lyles, and Mrs. Harvey L. Foster of Milam of Laurens and Mr. and ^ r ^_, in _^ 1 Robert E. Lee’s activities follow- at Lydia Ba P tist Church. Avenue. ing the war with Mrs. Ace Davis Arrangements of white gladio- y k/Ulrrmc giving a sketch of Stonewall li and chrysanthemums in brass J allies I . iviilUillb Jackson’s and Mrs. Louise Kern urns flanked with three-seven peted On Fiftieth summarizing the achievements branched candelabra holding x •, r _„^ rr .. J . rv-.-, on of Mathew Murray. lighted tapers made a lovely set- /Anniversary Uec. OU Hostesses for the: occasion ting for the ceremony. The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mi- W eeK-tna LxUeStS were Mrs. Keith Adair and Mrs. W. H. Simpson. Church Groups In Monthly Meetings Circles of the First Presby- aiiu «... - terian Church will meet next Cedar street, Clinton, had his Mrs. Marion E. Milam of Clin- time Lt. Col. and Mrs. Ivey were week as follows. father as best man. Usher- ton, at the home of Mr. and there > "jere enreute to^Fort Har- Monday, 10:09 A. M., Jan 17 groomsmen were- Richard D. Mrs. Marion E. Milam. nson, n lana, ^or e1 ^ ® No. 1 Mrs. fhomas Baldwin, Watts, Jr; William Henry Tram- Mr and Mrs Milam> the fo r- stotSedto Viet Nam chairman;. Mrs. -<0. P. Cope- mell, cousin of the bridegroom; mei . Fannie Eleazer of Receiving guests as they ar- land, Sr., hostess. George Houston Trammell, uncle N ew i )err y i were married on r i V ed between five and seven No. 2—Miss Edna Day, chair- of the bridegroom; and Thomas Decem t, er 30, 1915, at the home o’clbck was Mrs. R. E. Ferguson man; Mrs. Marc Weersing, Rickenbaker. ^j rs Milam’s parents, Mr. Jr. •_ hostess. . Mrs - James Avery Barnes of and ^f rs jyj 3 Eleazer, in An assortment a of party dain- No. 3—Mrs. Carlisle Neely, Laureps was her sisters matron Newberry. Dr. Edward Furlen- ties with punch were served buf- chairrnan; Mrs. Reese H. of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss w j dei . ( pastor of the Lutheran fet style from the dining table Young, hostess. Olivia Coker and Miss Jean Fos- 0 f th e Redeemer in appointed * with an Army-Navy No. 4—Mrs. Charles Waldron, ter, sister of the bridegroom. Newberry, performed the cere —— chairman, Mrs. C. W. Cope- The bridal attendants were mony. Mr. Milam’s parents are land, hostess. dressed iii floor length gowns ^e late R. Preston Milam and Monday, 4:00 P. M. of ruby velveteen. The empire Elizab eth Kate Owings Milam. No. 6 — Mrs. Frank Miller, bodice featured a portrait neck- Resides their two sons, Mr. chairman and hostess. line and long sleeves. A match- ri M Milam ara tha nar- N ? 7 - XT’ an t d ' r0 "! T «” t»o dausStei £ chairman; Mrs. Taylor Martin, ouUmed the A-line skirts of pale E M liam of the home, hostess. pmk crepe. Their matching bouf- Al * hio • .« AHnir • fant veils were attached- to a Women of Ghurch Hear Col. Fraser Colonel Powell Fraser, direc- Anniversary ahead? SURPRISE HER! jH What an exciting gift a diamond will be. How it will express the way you feel. How eloquently diamonds sppak. We take great pride in our fine selec tion of the very newest in, designs, the wide range of prices. And most of all, we cherish our reputation for providing generously a measure of value unsurpassed anywhere. Your satisfaction is unequivocally assured. One of our more out standing values at just... $150 EASY TERMS J. C. Thomas, Jeweler CLINTON ‘It’s Time That Coufits” JOANNA j- ■■ and Mrs. Archie S. Adair, Persian ros^wom'forward. They w t h ° se 5 usband * C ° l - Ada ‘ r ’ is stationed in Panama with the carried cascades of pink carna tions with pink pearl leaves. U. S. Air Force. They also , . „ y r have four grandchildren, Mike James Avery Barnes Jr. of Milam ^ of Mr and Mrs Marion E: Milam, and Misses Cheryl, March and Caron tor of development at Presby- Laurens, nephew of the bride, terian College and prominent was ring bearer. S2£ addressed ttfCS bride s niece Miss Donna ^ of Col. and F . Lynn Dawton of Orangeburg, M A rtnir Miss Chervl Adair of the First Presbyterian Church fi 0W er girl Carrying a pink . ‘ Ad ; y, ^ ! on Monday afternoon. The pro- of 'Se a ,umor at the Umvers J lty , of gram marked the beginning of was dressed , n a floor-length South Carolina who had ^ ust the mission season which wiU ^ Jp pink or ganza over sato ^turned from toe hohdaj^ m cover a three-month period in designed empire style H er head- Panama ' a «ended the dinner, the Church’s program. piece was a pink satin bow with ” Colonel Fraser chose as his sm all veil, topic, “The Church In the World Serves.” He stated that the The bride, daughter of Mrs. J. B! Patterson of Cypress St., Gold candles and roses in ar tistic arrangement decorated the anniversary table, while the place cards were golden ‘basic mission of the church is ciinton, and the late Rufus Mills, wedding bells. - Mrs. Milam sharing that which we have re- was gjy en ^ marriage by her wore a corsage of double or- ceived.” He defined Women s brother, Bruce Mills, student at chids. work in the church as ‘ women fbe University of South Carolina. Besides hte honored couple, working.” Col. Fraser told the jj er formal gown was of chan- and members of their immedi- group that although there is no tiUy i ace and pe au-de-soie. The afg family, the guests included absolute way of measuring the bodice was designed of lace with Mrs Ellen Swittenberg of New- success of a jocal chmch; wo- a scalloped square neckline and ber y i wh o served as matron of men individually, to their every long pointed sleeves. The A-line honor ^ ^ wedding; Mrs. day lives have Influenced great wag 0 f peau-de-soie with a Milam’s sisters Mrs Park. bortzonul foe ,,«„ e l which flow- ”"Sn. Mr. ""rtin .ml Hudstian deeds of witnessing. e d into a detachable square Mrg H L Boulware. all of Colonel Fraser used charts ef- train. A forward half-hat of self Newberrv . Mr and John fecUvely to illustrate goals in made flowers and pearls and Botow^' ofBetton Mr.ML the women’s organization of the aurora crystals held her tiered oictor-in-inw Mrs Oirfiel- church. He told the women they bouffant veil of silk illusion. She j M .. -’ fit - lth her were a “distincUve group” in carried a cascade of white gla- ia M ^ H m ,n-tow Mr that way as Christians had join- mellias interspersed with satin s0 " a g _. _ Mi ,_ ’ al i ed together and were well infor- ribbon and centered with a white aad M J S- Pre , „ , ed as to knowledge of the orchid. of Pendleton; and Mr. MUam s Church’s activities. ( He outlined For travel to Florida, the bride nieces, Mrs. Horace the objectives of the women’s changed to a three piece beigfe ®nd Mrs. Ed Copeland and Mr. work, describing them as uni- suit with matching skin acces- Copeland of Clinton, que,' as they include evange lism missions, Christian Educa tion (home and abroad) and ser vice, which is one’s responsibi lity to all mankind. „ Col. Fraser stated that if Christian church is to achieve its mission, it must have sensi ble. He concluded by stating, “If we have Joy, and the power of being a Christian, we must put our hand to the hand of others. We are the world to serve and we cannot separate Christianity from the world.” SPECIAL! Thursday, Friday and Saturday Fresh Coconut Cake With 3 Layers • Only 11.25 BUTTERCUP BAKERY Dial 833-3494 : 106 West Main St rT YES, Christmas is Less Than a Year Away! Begin preparing now by opening o 1966 Christmas Club Ac^ count at M. S: Bailey & Son, Bonkers. 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