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Club Meetings
News
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MISS MARY ELLEN LAWSON
Lawson-Thompson Troth Told
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Morris Lawson of the Hopewell
community announce the engagement of their daughter,
Mary Ellen, to Thomas Jeffery Thompson. The wed
ding will take pl+ice June 25 a-t the Bush River Baptist
Church.
Miss Lawson will be graduated in June from Fur
man University^ Greenville, with a degree in elementary
education.
Mr. Thompson, a student in the law school at the
University of Tennesse in Knoxville, is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Morris Thompson of Nassau, Ba
hamas. In 1965 he received a B. A. degree in history
from Furman University where he became a member
of Kappa Alpha social fraternity.
Club Council To
Have Speaker
Mrs. Harry A. Gwenner,
of Atlanta, Ga., will speak to
the Laurens Council of Gar
den Clubs Friday, March 25,
at the Laurens High School
at 3:30.
| Her topic will be “Arrange-
rnents from Williamsburg to
Iliodern Trend.” There will
be a small admission charge.
Lyon-Morgan
Engagement
> Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cook
Lyon of 1017 W. Main Street,
Laurens, announce the en
gagement of their daughter,
Janice Claire, to Charles Rob
ert Milam.
The wedding will take place
June 11 at First Methodist
Church. Mr. Milam is the son
of Mrs. Charles Edmond Mi
lam of 517 S. Harper St., Lau
rens and the late Mr. Milam.
Former Resident
Is Given Party
Mrs. W. H. Shands-' from
Greenville, a former resident
of this city, Mip 1 tusltd4 libre
last week, wds conldliwwed;
with a tea ori WetmeOTay
afternoon by Mrs. Eugene
Bethea at her home on Cleve
land Street.
Some 40 friends and na
tives of the honoree called
between the hours of 3:30 to
SrSO o’clock. Receiving guests
was Mrs. J. M. Dick.
Spring flowers of jonquilis
and quince added to the
charm of the home.
Party" dainties and coffee
were served from the dining
table overlaid with cut-work
cloth and centered with an ar
rangement of daffodills with
silver candelabra and burn
ing tapers to the side. Assist
ing in serving coffee was Mrs.
Ansel Godfrey.
Garden Club
Council To Meet ,
At Baptist Church
The March general meeting
ot the Carolina Wrenn, Iris,
and Yellow Jessamine Garden
Clubs will be held on the 28th
of March at 3:30 p. m., at
the First Baptist Church Edu
cational Building. Members
are asked to please note (hfe
change in meeting place: "
Reverend Zeb Williams'Will
be the guest speaker. His sub
ject “Looking at Flowers |§
Through The Lens of Ujfc
Camera” will be of interest
to flower lovers and phono
graph hobbyist.
The public is cordially in
vited to attend this meeting.
An admission charge of 50c
is being asked. Tickets can
be obtained from any garden
club member or at the doof.
Methodist Group
With Mrs. Bonds
The Sarah Glenn Circle of
Broad Street Method'! S t
Church met Monday evening
at the home of Mrs. Joe
Bonds on North Adair Street,
with Mrs. Lewis Wallace as
assistant hostess. • -
The meeting was called to
order by the chairman, Miss
Kate Milam, who led p bripf
business session. During the
program Mrs. Bill Abrams
read an interesting chauptc* I
from Dr. Charles'' Allen!?
book, “The Touch of the^M- -
ter’s Hand,” using .aB the
theme “the man with the
withered hand.” On
During the social hour March 12. at three o’clock, thers of the bride, ushered.
punch, strawberry trats. and MiSs Mary Janice Goss, „ Mr '. Ki ? g ;,
nuts were served. On e»oh d.ughter of Mr. and Mrs. p" 8 ™'®, chile Tom Weaver
cTdy Fra " k Goss of Elm Slreet ’ Of Charleston Is be™ man.
became the bride of James Miss Virginia Senn of Ora
Henderson King, Jr., of and Charleston was brides
maid. She appeared in an
ceremony was per- at l ua suit with black acces '
dories
tt> rme d at the Lydia Baptist ' The bride chooge an off-
Mrs. Robert Wysor,’ at the Church by the Reverend M. white suit with a lace over-
Wednesday Study Club, told «L Sanders. A program of nup- blouse, for her wedding. The
of early French explbrations tial music was given by Arty SU jt jacket was trimmed with
including efforts to find a ^°e Sanders at the organ. same lace. With this she wore
passagle to China, and of Gary Goss of Clinton and a matching circle veil hat and
settlements in Canada. .LoU- Charleston and Warren Goss bone accessories. She carried
isian and South Carolina.4,f,' : — a white Bible topped with a
She mentioned ... that the LvUTI T©mpl©tOn white orchid and ribbon
French as trail blazers map. rr-' -pi. , r,. ,11 streamers.
v ^ Birthday A reception followed in the
Little ' Lynn Ray Temple- social ha l l
ton,: : daughter of Mn And For traveUAg to CobmAia
Mrsrf*hdy Templeton, cH* and then tp qbai^stfto ^he:
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MRS. JAMES HENDERSON KING, JR.
Goss-King Rites On Saturday
Saturday afternoon, of Clinton and Columbia, bro-
Mrs. Wysor Gives
Study Club Program Cbarleston -
Using us her theme, . ^ ^
“Americans from France,’
Rev. Williams
Is Guest Speaker
The March meeting of the
American Legion Auxiliary
was held at the home of Mrs.
P. M. Pitts on Tuesday,
March 15.
The meeting was opened
with the Preamble and
Pledge of Allegiance led by
the president, Mrs. Earl
Workman. This was followed
with prayer by Mrs. Nene
Workman, and the singing of
“America,” led by Mrs. Jul
ian Coleman.
Chairman for the evening
program was Mrs. Pitts, who
introduced guest speaker, the
Rev. Zeb Williams, pastor oi
'the ARP Church.
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Rev. Williams gave an in
teresting talk on “A New
Comer’s Impression of the
Town”. He said the attitude
of the people to strangers
often determines the growth
of a' town.
During the social hour the
hostess, Mrs. Ray Pitts Mrs.
LoUle Thornley, Mrs. Pitts,
and Mrs. A. M. Young serv
ed sandwiches, nuts, cake
squares, and hot punch.
Medicare Blanks
Available at P. 0.
Postmaster W'. D. Adair of
Clinton announced today that
application blanks for supple
mental .Medicare benefits are
available at the General De
livery of the Clinton Post Of
fice.
The application blanks are
being made available as the
Social Security Administra
tion seeks to contact 3.1 mil
lion senior citizens before a
March 31st deadline imposed
by the Medicare law.
President Johnson has pro
claimedMarch as “National
Enrollment Month.” He urg
ed all federal agencies and
all citizens to cooperate in en
rolling senior citizens in the
program.
Initially, some two and
one-half million blanks were
distributed to nearly 34,000
main post offices throughout
the 50 states. Additional
fqirms are available as need-
f- , '
Through direct mailings
and other means, the Social
Security Administration has
had contact with 16 of the
Iti.l million citizens who will
be 65 or over on July 1. Of
the 16 million who replied,
less than one million said
they did not want to sign up
for the supplemental pro
gram.
The supplemental program
costs $3.00 a month and pro
vides doctor bill and other
benefits. Everyone 65 and
over' is eligible for the basic
hospital benefits under Medi
care.
A copy of the application
blank is displayed on the lob
by bulletin board of the Clin
ton Post Office.
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Charles Boyer,
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either side by pink candles in
baniss,
like appearance to t$e me&- wlifte color note was used
ing, held at the home ot in the flower arrangements , ,
Mrs! W. A! Johnson. " T p other decorations.
Refreshments were aenied' .. Ice cream, cake squares GOSS-King , '
buffet style in the.^nUlfe and punch was served the Reception Held
room ■ from a table centered sixteen little friends attend- .
with daffodils add narcissus: «*• Easier baskets of candy G “^ d f ~rd“
wdre given as favors
Laurens Garden
Clubs In Annual
Session March 25
1 THE EASTER LOOK
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As varied as the Edstcr fashion
scene and as feminine . . hats
in delicately shaded flowers,
straws and tailored textures.
Perfect with Easter costume's.
Also selection of gloves and
handbags. 1
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The Little Hat Shop
Laurens, S. C.
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will be Mrs. Harry Gwihner 9 ’
Atlanta, Ga., in a demon
strated. lecture on flower 'Ar
ranging entitled “From Wil
liamsburg to Modern.”
Mrs. Gwinner is a native
Mrs. Pittman is the former
Jane Little, daughter of Mrs.
John W. Little of this city.
Ectst Piedmont
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J. C. THOMAS
Jeweler
CLINTON JOANNA
Excallanc* ot
style and quality
in a lovely pair,
$350
EASY TERMS
OFFICE SUPPLIES
CHRONICLE PUB. CO.
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come
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bride'is’ a v secretary in
w firm of Grimball, Ca-
and Vaughn. The
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Daffodils added A • ? pring- silver holders. A pink and Southern B ell Telephone Com-
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fashion ^
opening
afternoon at the Lydia Bap-
tist Church, the bride’s par-
DAll no ents> Mr. and Mrs. Frank
REDD Goss, entertained with a re-
Mr. and Mrs. Carter Redd ception in the church social
The annual general meet- 0 f Columbia announce the hall,
ing of the Council of Laur- birth of a daughter, born Cake squares, mints, nuts,
ens Garden Clubs will be March 9, in Columbia. and RJUncij were served from
held in the Laurens High . The Redds are former re- an appointed table arranged
School auditorium on Friday, s ]dents of this city. with white snapdragons and
March 25, at 3:30 p. m. The carnations.
Daffodil Garden Club with PITTMAN Centering the bride’s table
Mrs. J. E.' Thompson hS . ^ r ' aiK * Mr f' John was the tiered wedding cake
president, is hostess for the 1118,1 Rockingham, N. C., w j t b a large wedding bell
event. ■ .■ 1 7 announce the birth of a a( j orne d with spring flowers
Guest speaker foe the day daughter, Irene, born March t0 one s j de ^ white cut-work
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cloth was used.
Assisting in serving were
Mrs. Fred Bodie, Mrs. Char-
lei Patterson from Inman, and
Miss Kathy Salters from Jo
anna.
SMITH
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde H.
of Mississippi and did grad? Smith, Jr., announce the
uate work at the university birth of a daughter, Dena
of Cincinnati. She is a mem- Michelle, on March 2 at Bai- District Club Meet
ber of the Indian Creek Gar- ley Memorial Hospital. tst-,,
den Club, the Creative Study cracir dewberry
Club (a group of accredited : J T Newberry — The Council
judges) and the IkebAita In- a Lt ' and Mrs ' . J A me!S w - of Newberry Garden Clubs
temational Japanese Club ^ ease of Colurnbiaf and Fort will be host to the East Pied-
e „. al oaal . Japanese ciuo, B enn i n g Ga., announce the mont District meeting of the
Council ^Accredited ^udae °ar!l , l lrth 1)f a Sen Sb
Michelle, on March 8 at, the Una on March 30, according
^ edical Center Hos P ital - Co- to Mrs. Emmett Nichols
f d . 1 L t 7 n ^' S iL h ^J lU * fo mbus ' Mrs - Sease is the for - council president,
led in Japan and ha* » rher Dawn Camobell dautih- The meeting, to be held at
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A beautiful Easter is on
its way, and the beautiful
beginning is here, in our
Easter Fashion Opening.
See, select your apparel
and accents!
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Lou's Shoppe
207 N. Broad St.
Phone 833-2472
Free Parking In Rear
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t^r's^icateirom.thd ter of Mr. and Mr*. Joe the
Sho-Fu-Ryu and the Ifeenobo (JampbeU. will begin with a coffee and
Schools of Japtuiese, Flower j WALKER registration. All garden dub
Arrangement*. Pro f and Mrs Max w members are asked to be
Tickets, are Gn sal* now WAlker of Joanna, announce present,
and may be bought fronj'Any 0 f a daughter, Mary Mrs. Fred E. Holcombe of
member' of the Daffodil Gar.pit a therine, on March 2 at BaP Clinton, district director, will
den Club or may be purchasr ij»y Memorial Hospital. Mrs. preside,
ed at the, door., The publid is Walker la the former Harriet Mrs. Richard L. Baker is
cordially invited to attend tiie Hudson of Kingstree and chairman of the meeting and
lecture demonstration. Tjci Thornwell. Prof. Walker, a Mrs. Clem Youmans, co-
kets are $1.00 each. , i G, member of the faculty at chairman, Mrs. John Frazier
Chairman of the event is Presbyterian College receiv- is decorations chairman and
Mrs, Hi L Gray Mrs, ^d his B. S degice from PC. Mrs I,. Hart Jordan is in
ttiouks Matiueu is uouncii and M. S. uegiec uon; Ctun- cuui'ae ot the muoic- .
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