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Lecfion Auxiliary
Meet On April 19
The American Legion Auxi
liary will hold its regular
meeting at 7:30 p.m. on April
19 at the home of Mrs. Tho
mas E. Baldwin on the Chap
pells Hwy. All members are
* askqd to be present, as a very
interesting program will be
presented.
Methodist Group
Met Monday
The Sarah Glenn Circle of
B r e a d Street Methodist
Church met Monday evening
a| the home of Mrs. J. B.
Arnold on W. Walnut Street,
with Mrs. W. S. Horne assis
tant hostess.
The chairman, Miss Kate
Milam, held a short business
session prior to the program.
“The Stewardship of Oppor-
tijnity” was the topic of the
program chosen by the lead-
fci*, Miss Elizabeth Copeland
and short nevotionals were
rpbd by Mrs. Julian Cole
man.
During the social hour the
group was invited into the
dining room where refresh
ments were served.
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Miss Lawson Feted
With Luncheon
Miss Susan Workman, Mrs.
A. ;C. Workman, and Mrs. C.
R. Workman were hostess for
lut^ch on Tuesday at the home
of. the later on Bush River
Road in honor of Miss Ellen
Lawson, recent bride-elect.
Dainty place cards tied with
wedding bells noted the seat
ing of the guests in the living
room, dining room and sun
porch. The honoree’s place
• Was marked with a corsage.
A three course luncheon was
served
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UDC To Meet At
Parents' Cottage
The Stephen D. Lee Chap-,
ter of the United Daughters
of the Confederacy will meet
at the Parents’ Cottage at
Whitten Village at 7:30 to
night.
Century Club To
Meet Tuesday
The Century Club will meet
Tusday afternoon, April 19, at
4 o’clock at the home of Mrs.
George Brockenbrough, at Ca
pers Acres, Kinards.
Mrs. „D. O. Rhame will be
the narrator and her topic will
be, “The Ocean and Man’s
Future.”
wright of Aiken, and Mrs. J
E. Boatwright of Monctta. ■
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Kirkham'
left this wek to return to their 1
heme in Oklahoma City, Okla.,
after a week’s visit with their
daughter, Mrs. Lewis A. John
son and Capt. Johnson.
Mrs. R. W. Johnson, accom
panied by her sisters, Msses
Evelyn and Dolly Culbertson
of Laurens, spent the week
end in Brunswick, Ga., with
her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Crowl and Lt. Crowl, going
especially to see her new
granddaughter, Kristen Ann.
They were joined there Sat
urday by Mr. and Mrs. Gar
rard Johnson and daughter,
Marty, of Savannah, Ga.
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MISS CATHERINE IRENE VAUGHAN
VAUGHAN-LITTLETON RITES
SET FOR OCTOBER 8TH
had been visiting for several
days here with her mother,
rs. Robert Wysor.
Sandwiches and party dain
ties were served with iced
s to friends of the
oree.
Potted plants and cut spring
flowers added to the charm
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The dining room was dec
orated for the occasion with
pinjt organdy place mats cen
tered with pink coral bell
azaleas in £ crystal epergne.
jplsewhere in the home ar-
rangemnts of spring flowers
were use.
Among guests present was
the;bride-elect’s mother, Mrs.
ClaUde Lawson.
Mrs. Jordan Greets
Friends At Party
Mrs. John (Lib) Jordan of
Kinston, N. C. was entertain
ed here on Monday afternoon
by her sister, Mrs. Benjamin
F. Ivey and her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Robert Wysor, III, at
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Moor- was All-State Football Team H 16 . hoi T e ° f the latter s on
head Vaughan, of Kinards an- captain, Class AA “Back of Ledar str ^ et - Mr s. Jordan
nounce the engagement of the Year” and a member
their daughter, Catherine of the Shrine Bowl, All-South- ° ays he
Irene, to Richard Kinard Lit- ern and Scholastic All-Ameri- Mrs ‘ Robert w ysor
tleton. The wedding will take can teams.
place Oct. 8 at Bush River Miss Vaughan was gradual- — — —-
Baptist Church near New- ed last year from Clinton High dr i nks to friends of the hon-
berry. j School, where she was a
Mr. Littleton, son of Mr. cheerleader for four years
and Mrs. Wesley Brooks Lit- and, as a senior, was Miss
tleton of this city, plays pro- Clinton High School. She at- ot the home,
fessional baseball with the tends Gardner Webb Junior
Chicago White Sox. He was College in Boiling Springs, N. LaUFenS Group
graduated in 1962 from Clin- C., where she will be an at- Fntortrnnc Pink
ton High School, where he tendant in the May court. ' Lj 1Lt?i OiUu
The Clinton Music Club met
and would represent the club last Wednesday afternoon at
at the state meeting in May. the ' home of Mr s- Lewis Hay
** .. Miss Johnson is the daugh- with Mrs. Julian Coleman and
The April meeting of the ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mrs - Grace Connor, assistant
Clinton Business and Profes- Johnson, and is a senior at hostesses,
sional Women’s Club was Winthrop College. The program was led by
held Tuesday night at the Recieving hte gold card for ^ rs - R- M. Fuller who intro-
Mary Musgrove Hotel. Mrs. obtaining five new members duced a sextette from the
P. M. Pitts, president, pre- j n to the club was Mrs. Pitts. Laurens Music Club, compos
sided- ■ Mrs; Martha Dominick sec- ed of Mrs. Marshall Aber-
M i s s Margaret Blakely 0 nd vice-president of the crombie, Mrs. Horace Allen,
gave the opening invocation South Carolina Federation, of -Mrs. Harold Chaney, Mrs
followed with the three- Gaffney, made the presenta- Charles Hill and Mrs. W. D.
course dinner. tj on jyj rs pj tts is one 0 f t wo LeGrand. They were accom-
During the business ses- members in the district to Paoiod by Mrs. L. S. McMil-
Week Is
Set for April 17-23
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Officers Installed
AT B&FW Meet
MISS MARY ELAINE GOEBEL
MR. REESE TO MARRY
MISS GOEBEL OF CLEMSON
Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Bernard Goebel of Clemson an
nounce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Elaine
to Fuller Lyon Reese, III, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fuller Ly
on Reese. Jr., of this city.
' The wedding will take place on August 12th..
Both are students at Clemson University.
Richey, Chopping
Librarv Wfifik Miss Margaret Anne Rich-
* ey, a senior at Erskine Col-
aege, who was graduated
from Thornwell High School
April 17-23 has been deslg- "“I 1 be ™ rr ‘ ed l »
nated as National Library r"„„,n, a ^5.®
Week according to Mrs J Greenvi,le Jun « 4 at Thorn-
B. Hart. Laurens County Church'"’'"' 181 PreSb! ' l0rla "
chairman of the event. ,. . ,
rpr . f .. The marriage is foretold by
I he slogan for the year . .. „ „
is “Know What You’re Talk an ^ Mrs. C. V. Rope
L n L a k '° f . 10 Kin 8 st > Piedmont,
rrowine ~ b' h .? nd p K ', eP unde and aunt o( Miss Rich.
^ 8 7, . Pub "; ey. She is the daughter ot
nrotr.:i,.n J let i , iK ChUrCb “"n James Ernest Richey ot the
P ™“ S '°" al . bbrar,es , wU1 Powderville community, tor-
participate with special pro- . .
grams and exihibits during L ° R j„ h v c’ho i<» mu
the wek. Mrs. Hart said. ate R chey . Sho ma '
• -ri, ou-.j , J „ jonng m elementary educa-
The Children's and Young aj on .
Lib t rary in ™ n ' on Mr. Charping is the son of
Sn! ThhI eV f ent ;, Ibt T Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dorsey
hrarv V lo ns to the li- char p ing of pinehaven Acres
brary are a K t COrd p T r ’ in Greenville. He is employ-
many new books, including ed b Engineered p roducts of
the Junior Literary Guild that cit having attended
selectmns and a 15-volume acmson ’ Univcrsity after
$77?-
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set of Brittanica Junior En-
graduating from Wade
cyclopedia (the latest edi- ^ ‘s c hooi
tion).
Mrs
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James Gray is
in
1961.
PERSONAL
MENTION
sion, Mrs. Tan Ray announc- receive the award.
ed that Miss Janet Johnson
had been selected as Clin
ton’s Career Girl of the year
lan, and presented a variety
of vocal numbers. Barbara
Milam, a high school student,
playtd a piano solo.
Following a short business
session refreshments were
served. ■*
Program for the evening
was installation of new offi
cers. Conducting the candle
lighting ceremony was Mrs.
Dominick. She told the du
ties of each officer as they
■accepted t h e i r positions. . ~ ’ J
They are^ -as £qlio,ws: Pgesi- MiSS LaWSOH is
(feflt, 'Mr’s. Robert Jbhiison; Gi ven Shower
1st vice-president, Mrs. M. Oiiu wt;!
C. Poole; 2nd vice-president, Misses Barbara Anderson,
Miss Margaret Blakely; re- Janet Johnson and Jane Ellen
cording secretary, Mrs. Earl Fow ler complimented bride-
Stewart; corresponding sec- e i ec t Miss Ellen Lawson with
retary, Miss June Adair; a miscellaneous shower last
treasurer, Mrs. Tan Ray. Saturday afternoon at Miss
Mrs. Margaret Steadman, Anderson s home of West
president-elect of the Gaff- Maple Street,
ney club, was a guest. As guests arrived they were
The meeting was closed greeted and pinned with a
charge of the library and the advantages it offers,
hours: Monday through Fri- The library, which is locat-
ville, who were here last day, 2:30 to 5:30; Saturday, ed on the second floor of the
Wednesday. - 8:30 to 12. Presbyterian College and
Spending, the Easter week- Parents and young people Community Library, is a
... . cnd wRb ^ r - and Mrs. W. G. are invited to visit the li- branch of the Laurens Coun-
Spending the weekend with King were their daughter and brary and enjoy the many ty Library,
his mother, Mrs. L. L. King son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Alex
was Lamar King, who attends Gruikshanks ol Gainesville,
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Southern Seminary, Louisville,
Miss Kristi King of Brenau
y ' College, Gainesville, Ga.,
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Dun- spent Easter ho i idays wilh hcr
can of Durham, N. C., and parents, Lt. Col. and Mrs.
Miss Pat Duncan of Atlanta, W. G. King, Jr. Col. and Mrs.
King, Jan and Kristi were
also in Florence over the
Mr and Mrs George M " ee H end with Mrs - Kin g’ s
J5iL....flnu_Jvit&,__5 J £orge ra. mother Mrs Agnes Brodie.
Mrs. Bill Beck, another dau-
with the club collect.
Pentecostal Church
To Hold Revival
A week-end revival will be .. ■ JiJ
held Saturday and Sunday 'at tbe ® u f sts wn ting their favo-
the First Pentecostal Chnrch nt snipes for the honoree.
bridal corsage. Miss Law
son’s chair was marked with
a corsage of white carnations.
Appropriate games were
played followed with each of
Maxwell Brothers
206 N. Broad St. Dial 833-2628 Clinton, S. C.
the First Pentecostal Church
on Jackson Street with ser
vices beginning at 7 p.m. Rev.
A salad course was served
buffet style from the dining
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James Madison of Laurens tab l e which was centerd with
will conduct the services. The a l° ve ly arrangement of pink;
pastor, Rev. Furman Entre- £ reen and white spring flow-
kin, invites the public to at ers with P ink tapers,
tend. Miss Lawson was remem-
bered with many useful gifts.
Ga., spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Duncan.
M.
Lane and son, Todd, of Deca
tur Ga snent the weekend 1V “ S - D1 “ DecK ’ anoiner aau -
™ i P - f ghter, and her children, Rob-
with Mrs. Lane s parents, Mr. . , „ , , . ’
and Mrs. H. W. Slaton. 1“"^f lml0 £' ”f. re
also guests of Mrs. Brodie,
Miss Celia Gasque, who jv5 r Beck is in Washington,
teaches in Charleston, was q vvhere he has accepted
home during the holidays a position, as nf April 1.
with her parents, Mr. and , Mr a „ d M p au| A
s. oy asq e. Chandler, Margaret and Pau-
Dr. and Mrs. Lucien Brails- i ai spent Easter holidays with
ford and children of Spartan- hj s parents, Mr. and Mrs
burg spent Sunday with his C arl I. Chandler, returning
mother, Mrs. Edward Brails- to their home in Colonial
^ ord - Heights, Va., Monday. Also
Mrs. James T. Smith and visiting the Chandlers were
son, Ronnie, of Columbia, their daughter, Mrs. William
were guests Friday of their W. Hutto and her daughter,
parents and grandparents, Carla, of Reevesville.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Holland. Guests of Dr. and Mrs.
Mrs. H. R. Phillips of Spar- James L. Walker and family
tanburg spent several days Easter Sunday were Dr. Wal-
recently with her brother, W. ker’s family, Mrs. George D.
G. King, and Mrs. King. Also Walker and Miss Orlena Cart-
visiting the Kings and other ledge of Johnston; Miss Eliza-
relatives in Clinton were Mrs. beth Walkr of Charleston, Mr.
J. B. Kay of Byron, Ga., and and Mrs. J. E. Boatwright,
Mrs. Lee Daniels of Green- Jr., Jimmy and George Boat-
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BIRTHS
TAYLOR
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Taylor,
Jr., of Columbia, announce
the birth of a son, Dwight
Lee III, April 9 in Columbia
Hospital. Mrs. Taylor is the
former Miss Jane Adams,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.
H. Adams, Route 1. ;'
JOHNSON
Capt. and Mrs. Lewis A.
Johnson, Lakewood Drive, an
nounce the birth of a son,
Lewis Allen, Jr., on April 12
at Bailey Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Johnson is the former
Donece Ray Kirkham of Okla
homa City, Okla. Capt. John
son is with the ROTC depart
ment at Presbyterian College.
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LOCAL COSMOTOLOGISTS GROUP
, v RECEIVES HONOR
The second annual National wife, of the Governor of South
Beauty Salon Week luncheon Carolina was a guest at the
and general meeting of the S. luncheon.
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RANDALL
Capt. and Mrs. Marshall B.
Randall of Fort Ord, Calif.,
announce the birth of a son,
Marshall B., Ill, February 22
at the Army Hospital. Mrs.
Randall is the former Jimmie
Ruth Wallace, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Henry
'Wallace of Clinton.
C. Registered Cosmetologist
Association was held Monday,
April 4, at the Wade Hampton
Hotel, Columbia. Affiliate 14
cosmetologists, comprising
the Clinton-Laurens area, re
ceived two honors at the
Pictured from left to right
are Clara Cromer, SCRjCA
Treasurer, N.B.S.W. Special
Events chairman; Dell Crews,
N.B.S.W. chairman and chair
man State Legislative com
mittee; Rachel Douglas, N.B.
Picture SfDOf IflJe twinkling with (ha
brilliance of Fostoria’s American pat-
tern. Rainbow hues dance in each
facet Of thfe flame-polfehed crystal
your good taste, complete table setttnge priced fir
meeting; the membership pla- S.W. publicity chairman; Ub
que and the sepond prize for Hudgers, first vice-pres., N.
the N.B.S.W. scrapbook, com-
posed of activities connected
with all the group activities.
Robert
B.S.W. Membership chair
man; Frankie Lee, president
and N.B.S.W. , Institutional
Thomas;
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