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Clinton, S. Thursday, April 7, 1966 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE •t V Club News Meetings Telephone *33-0541 Social ). Events ft t*A UDC To Meet At Parents' Cottage The Stephen D. Lee Chap- ^ ter of the United Daughters •f the Confederacy will meet the Parents’ Cottage at Whitten Village April 14 at 7:30. ;.V BSPW Club To JnstdlT Officers i Mrs. Martha Dominick of Oaffney, vice-president of ^he South Carolina Federa tion of Business and Profes sional Women’s Club, will tye the guest speaker for the local club meeting on Tues day evening, April 12, at ■ti&O at the Hotel Mary Mus- grove. <; Officers for the new year beginning May 1 will be in stalled by Mrs. Dominick. li -f O ' ,• IMethodist Circles > jo Meet Monday • The afternoon circles of Broad Street Methodist Church will meet Monday, April 11th, at 3:30 p m. 1 The "Ellie Hatton will meet J t the hhme of Mrs. Frank ;omage; the Mayme John son wOl Yneet with Mrs. Alice Chpelaind. The Sarah Glenn Circle will meet Monday evening at the home oL.Mrs. J. B. Arnold 4t 6 o’clock. * i • ' . Church Circles In Monthly Meets Circles of the First Pres byterian Church will meet neat week as follows: Monday^ April 11, 10 A. M. ■ 1-—Mrs. Thomas Bald- win, chairman; Mrs. Hugh Eichelberger, hostess. No. 2 —Mrs. Edna Dey, ytjhairmian; Mrs. Locke Si- mops, hostess. N6. 3—Mrs. Carlisle Neely, c h a i f m a n ; Mrs. D. O. Rhame, hostess. 4:00 P. M. No. 6—Mrs. Frank Kellies, chairman! Miss Frances O’Daniel, hostess. fh>. 7—Mrs. J. H. Hunter, chairman; Mrs. Roy Work- m&n, hostess. ~ 8:0* P. M. No. 8—Mrs. Marion Milam, Chairman; ■ Mrs. Eugene Johnson, hostess. > No. 6—Mrs. H. M. Young, 4r., chairman; Mrs. Perry Moore, hostess. Tuesday, 10 A. M. NOr-5—Mrs. D. H. Martin, chairman; Mrs. Jv F. Jacobs, Jr.,, hostess. East Piedmont District Garden Clubs In Meet Davidson-Tucker Rites Announced Mr. and Mrs. A. B. David son announce the marriage of “Beauty Unlimited” was dauEh ter Norma Bee the theme of a recent meet- \ neir t aau 8n l er, worma Bee, to John Carlton Tucker, son ing of the East Piedmont Dis trict Garden Clubs at the Newberry Country Club. Mrs. Wayne Gamble, Sr., State Garden Club president, em phasized the necessity vof anti-litterbug campaigns be- _ . ing held in conjunction with Wmth ™P 5 0l ‘ eg ?-, u Mr ; T Tuck - civic beautification projects. er ’ wl l 0 c at ? n J ed ^ Umver - She urged all garden clubs to ! ity of Sou * t Caro T 1 T ina ,s A now sponsor or participate’-^ a ^ lth the ^ S ’ Army ol Mrs. Tillie Tucker and the late Mr. Tucker of this city. The marriage was sole- monized on Thursday the thirteenth of January. Mrs. Tucker is a senior at BIRTHS ROWE Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Rowe announce the birth of a son, David Gene, on Wednesday, March 30, at Bailey Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Rowe is- the former Nellie Fuller. tics'; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nettles of this city. ADOPTION ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Burnside, 408 Elm Street, an nounce the adoption of a little daughter, Kimberly Sue, The little daughter is six months old. Mr. Burnside is a mem ber of the Presbyterian Col lege faculty. civic development program in the coming year." Mrs. Fred E. Holcombe, of Clinton, East Piedmont Dis trict Director, presided over the meeting. Mrs. Judson Brehmer, also of Clinton, District Secretary, called the in Fort Devens, Mass. PERSONAL MENTION Miss Jane Sturgeon of Dur ham, N. C. will visit this weekend with her mother, roff oY the 92~ clubY of the H 'J 3 u u district, and reports were Mr ®; D< J 1 ® 8 ^ een made. Mrs. Gamble present- a P 8 *- 1 ® 01 at Greenville Gen ed awards for the best club era Hospital where she un reports and yearbooks. Mrs. 'derwent surgery on Monday. Holcombe presented the gar- ^ rs ‘ Amlrew K. Stone of i den club awards. Georgetown Ky„ is visiting A , , for several days with her The district went on record brother and sister _ in _ laWi D r . as endorsing the Billboard and Mrs Marshall Brown . Control Bill which is now be- Mr and Mrs Brown travelcd fore the South Carolina Leg- to Columbia Tuesday to visit isiature. another sister, Mrs. T. W. Mrs. Emmitt Nichols, pres- Caskek and accompany Mrs. ident of the Newberry Gar- stone here. Dr. Marshall den Club Council, presented Brown was in Washington, D. Mrs. Gamble and Mrs. Hoi- c earlier this week on a bus- combe with white orchid cor- jness trip. sa 8 es - Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle A fashion show was pre- Neely, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. sented during the luncheon, lempleton, Mr. and Mrs. After the jneeting guests George Cornelson, and Mr. Miss Tonita Kay Lawson Mrs. Little is a graduate wer e invited to visit Car- and Mrs. Robert Vance and eychanged marriage vows of Clinton High School and ter and Ho 1 m e s Orchid Miss Mary Bailey Vance at- with John Wyatt Little on the Columbia Hospital School Greenhouse. tended the American Textile Saturday, April 2, at 4:00 of Nursing. Mr. Little, a The Yellow Jessamine, Manufacturers Institute re- o’clock at the First Baptist graduate of Murphy High Carolina Wren and Iris Gar- cently held at Miami Beach, Church in Walhalla. The re- School and the University of den Clubs of Clintqn were Fla - From there, Mr. and ception was held in the Georgia, is employed by the represented by the following Mrs. Neely flew to Jamaica church social hall. South Carolina Commission delegates: Mrs. Marion Law- f or several days visit. Mrs Little is the daughter of Forestry. son, Mrs. Judson Brehmer, Mr - and Mrs Hubert Todd, of Mr. and Mrs. Giles Law- After a honeymoon in Mrs. William King, Sr., Mrs. Mrs. Clyde Todd and Mr. and son of 831 North Broad St Georgia, the the couple will Henderson Pitts, Mrs. R. J. Mrs. Thornton Stewart yjsited Clinton. Mr. Little is the son- reside on Rt. 1, Seneca GROWL Lt. and Mrs. Charles H. Crowl of Brunswick, Ga., an nounce the birth of a daugh ter on Sunday, April 3 at the ‘ . Glenn - Brunswick Hospital. ScrviCGS Sunday Mrs. CroWl is'Hhe former Ann Johnson, daughter of Mrs. R. W. Johnson and the late Dr. Johnson. OGLESBY it * Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Ogles by, Jr., of Charlotte, N. C., announce the birth of a son, Robert Clarence, III, on March 24. Mrjs. Oglesby is the former Rose Moore Net- ThbYe will be a special ser vice at Sacred Acres Sunday, April 10, from 2:00 until 4:00 p. m. All service and ex-ser vice men and women have a special invitation. Relatives and friends of servicemen are asked to bring r or send the name, branch of service to Sacred Acres, Rt. 1, Waterloo. On Sale at Your Local Home Stores PITTS VEGETABLE MARKET WILSON’S CURB MARKET r' 1 MRS. JOHN WYATT LITTLE Lawson-Little Vows In Walhalla of Mr, and Mrs. Barney H. Littl<r~of 1*15'•Oakfield- Dr., WGTU lO Atlanta, Ga. Meet Tuesday ‘ For matron of honor the bride chose Mrs. Lou Ann Finley of Walhalla. She wore The W o m a n’s Christian Temperance Union will meet Tankersley’ Mrs. Clarence points of interest in Orange- Stinnett, Mrs. Allen Young, hurg and Charleston on Sat- Mrs. O. B. Miller and Mrs. urday, going especially to see Fred E. Holcombe. the azalea gardens. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ellison spent last week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Barry Ellison and CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Wood- sons; Jeff and Greg, in Ashe- —r- <* • ■■■'* .f'J h : i. YARBOROUGH STUDIO and CAMERA SHOP Corner Musgrove and Pitts Streets a Dale blue jersey’dress April 12r with Mrs T row ' May * .wishes, tq. cpAvey.™’^ r P • ^ h i nn-ofr-ivc u/itii G. T. Thomason on E. Flori- to all ,pf his many friends da Slre « al 3:3 °- Mrs ' J B - deepest appreciation tor I***" 1 , v , ,s ' tors 1 Mr and blue trimming. - D , s co . hosless . , he kjndness and sympalhy Mrs. Rhet P. Adair were Rev. Margon Dukes ofiici- - - •• -extended'tfc them during the Mr ' and Mrs ' A ’ W ‘ Frey Qf ated. Mrs. Ruth Andrew, the BjWll-Delk ‘ recent illness and death of ^ Aug T usta ’ M f r ' and . ^ rs ' groom’s aunt, gave the mu- iJruvvii , brother J - C - McLane of MgrietUa, sic. , • Engagement th !t r br0t , e ;- f „ Ga. Mrs. Grover Page will The bride wore a white Mr and Mrs . Mack Lee ^^^^^ryone before ^V 0 h ° m f ? in L ° UiS i crepe suit and carried an or- Brown of the clinton H igh- ^ use tWs method to say Y ’ today aftC " S f VCral chid on a white Bible with wav j oanna announce the t this metnod to,say days visit with the Adairs. Lily of the Valley streamers ” S daugh- we will be forever grate Mrs c . Baileyi Mrs . / tngagemeni. OI mcir odU{,n ful for the many courtesies Rni Marshall Mrs Railov ter. Mary Ann, to Donnie s h own to us durine our stav rt, Ma nr Snal n 7 ailey wiimo naiir can nf Mr smH snown 10 us aunn 8 our sia y Dixon, Mrs. Robert E. Wysor Wilma Delk, son of Mr. ^and tbe community as well as d M rs Beniamin Ivev Mrs. Howell Wilma Delk of for the concern shown our Ben J amin Iyey HiMo lur ine toni-crn snown our were at Q em son yesterday Thn u/pHHin0 is nlannpH for l3r0t * ler ^ urin S the months Of tc vis j t tbe tu jj p g ardens . The wedding is planned for his illness Mr and Mrs R P Adair June 26 a tthe First Baptist Mav the Lord bless each of S ' r, ' A 1 in Tnonno y 1 0 01 s c aa d Mrs. Grover Page spent Church in Joanna. you as we have been blessed the we ek-end in Charlotte, N. Miss Brown, a graduate of by your show of friendship. r M r and Mrs Peeii Clinton High School and With Sincere appreciation p age ^ Mrs. John Jordan and chil- ' CAMERAS — FILMS — PHOTO FINISHING For Easter — At — SHEALY'S FLORIST c Jacobs Hwy. M * 833-1951 North Greenville Junior Col lege, will receive a B. A. degree from Carson-Newman College in May. Mr. Delk, a graduae of Blackville High School . and North Greenville Junior Col lege, is a student at Mars Hill (N. C.) College! Day Lilies Topic Of Sunbonnet Club The March meeting of the Sunbonnet Garden Club was held at the home of Mrs. Harry Ayers on Ansel Drive. Mrs. Marshall Brown was co hostess. Mrs. Lawrence Warren pre sided during the business ses sion in the absence of the pre sident, Mrs. A. C. Young. Mrs. Clifford Smith of Kin- ards was the guest speaker. She gave an interesting talk on “Day Lillies” giving their history and numerous varie ties. She also showed pictures ol their attractiveness. Following refreshments Mrs. Aye^s gave a tour of the grounds around her home. Mrs. Van Oxner of Kinards and Mrs. William Henry were guests of the club. Mr. and Mrs. Carson Smith, Moultrie, Ga. OFFICE SUPPLIES CHRONICLE PUB. CO. PHONE 8334)541 dren, Betsy, Patricia and John Wysor, of Kinston, N. C., will spend the Eaister holi days with her mother, Mrs. Robert E. Wysor. . 1 ^ ft : f.‘ 'i jf T ' t CORSAGES • CUT FLOWERS • POTTED PLANTS 1 * * , ' • WREATHS i.A ’Y. V CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank each and every one who were so kind and thoughtful to me while a patient at Bailey Memorial hospital. The flowers, cards and gifts were greatly ap preciated.' 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