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I 4- THB CLINTON CHRONICLB fllnton. B. C., Thursday. June 9,196fl MBS. WOODS MONROE McGINN WATTS-McGINN WEDDING RITES SOLEMNIZED SATURDAY EVENING The wedding of Miss Julia membrance of the occasion. Miss Cantrell Is Bride of Marvin Charles Brewington Boiling Springs — Miss Harriette Algary Cantrell, choral music director ia the Woodruff schools, was mar ried to Marvin Charles Brewington Saturday at 4:30 p. m. at the Boiling Springs Baptist Church. The bride groom is employed in the laboratory of the American Lava Company in Laurens. Rev. James W. Crocker conducted the service. George Bitias of Knoxville, Tenn., sang, and Mrs. Diehl Thomas Cantrell presented organ music. Ushers includ ed Frederick Montague Fos ter, III, of Spartanburg; Jer ry Lee Jarrard and David Hildebrand of Laurens; and John Joseph Brewington of C 1 e m s o n University and Cross Anchor. Miss Elizabeth Jean Can trell preceded her sister as honor attendant. Bridesmaids included Miss Patricia Dale Cantrell, also a sister, and Misses Anna Elisabeth and Linda Glenise Brewington, the groom’s sisters. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dean Qantrell, the bride wore a dress of off- white silk and linen blend. Venice lace -edged the neck line and sleeves. The skirt, giving a dome tunic effect, was trimmed with two rows ‘S & H Foundation Makes Grant To College Foundation Precbyterian College will share in a grant made yester day by the S*H Foundation to 'the South Carolina Foundation of Independent Colleges, Inc. .The grant, part of a $37,000 gift to the Independent Col lege Funds of America, was presented to SCFIC Execu tive Secretary J. Lacy Mc Lean, Greenville, by S&H District Manager Richard Shipe. The Sperry and Hutch inson Company, distributors of S&H Green Stamps, spon sors the S&H Foundation. The SCFIC is a member of the Independent College Funds of America, an associ- Miss EicHelberger ation of 39 state and regional ^ .|,^ r rv A _ r „ private college organizations uegrcc in the U. S. This is the sixth Miss Barbara Eichelberg- consecutive year of ICFA. er was awarded a BA de . ’“Sher independent South * ree ^ ^ University of Carolina Colleges sharing in S^athi Carolina at com- l mencei the grant are: Converse, Wof- emeat exercises on Sa- ford, Coker, Columbia, Ers- kine, Furman, Newberry and Limestone. In presenting the gifts on • behalf of the S&H Foundation Shipe said “\ye are extremely happy to be able to make this grant to the Independent turday. She formerly attended St. Mary’s Junior College, Ral eigh, N. C., and Converse College, Spartanburg. She is the daughter of Mrs. H. L. Eichelberger and the late Mr. Eichelberger. College Fund of America. It enables us to provide aid to Harmon Attending the many private colleges , „ * which contribute so greatly Training Program to our country’s total pro- j ohh c Harmon, represen- gram of higher education * J. E. Evans 1 Joanna — J. E. Evans, 62, of Whitmire Highway, Rt. 2, Kinards, died, Wednesday, June 1, at 4 p. m. in a local hospital after (Several years of declining health and a sud den illness. , A native of Newberry, son of the late Albert and Mary Leloach Evans, he lived in Jo anna for 36 years. He was a retired textile worker and superintendent of the Sunday School, trustee, deacon and oldest member of Pentecostal Holiness Church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Leona Freeman Evans; four# daughters, Mrs. Curtis (Fran ces) Oswalt of Joanna, Mrs. Thomas (Willette) Smith of Clinton, Mrs. Everette (Deza- ree) Morris of Prosperity and Mrs. Ben (Marjorie) Wood ward of Clinton; four sons, Freeman Evans of Kinards, Alvin and Lewis Evans of Jo anna and Issac Evans with the U. S. Army in Viet Nam; two brothers, Rev. Tom Ev ans of Florence and John Ev ans of Newberry and Mrs. Walter (Mammie Lee) Vau ghn of Greenville; 21 grand children and 15 great-grand children. Funeral services were con ducted Sunday at 3 p. m. at Joanna Pentecostal Holiness Church by Rev. Floyd Brew- Rev. M..A. Frye, Rev. W. er. The ICFA grant is part of tative of Nationwide Insur- C. EUenburg and Rev. Ros-^ coe Bryan. Burial was in Rosemont Cemetery, Clinton. Pallbearers were Mason Ro^ chid on a Bible. Mercy Watts, daughter of After September 1, he will be *f n Mrs. Blaise Pascal Watts, and commissioned in U. S. Army ^ ® ess ° a °~ Woods Monroe McGinn, son and will be stationed in El of Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Ed- Paso, Texas, ward McGinn of Charlotte, N. Watts-McGinn Parties SOC C., was solemnized Saturday Wedding Rehearsal MRS. JIMMY DORSEY CHARPING _ MISS ANNE RICHEY BECOMES of the lace. She wore a BRIDE OF JIMMY D. CHABPING waist-length chantilly lace marr j a g e 0 f jvii ss Mar- Suzanne Weber of Summer- the S&H Foundation’s regular ance * n Clinton, is one of 25 land, Tom Brown, R. O !?wi a DiKif arried ^ ° r ‘ garet Anne Richey to Jimmy ville, as matron of honor. Program of Aid to Education agents attending the Train- Casey, Marion Crowder, John- Dorsey Charping of Green- Each attendant wore a mint which includes visiting lec- ing Program being conducted n y Jenkins and William P. ville was solemnized Saturday green lace dress with match- tureships grants for colleges by his company at the Plan- Crawford/ at 4 p. m. at Thornwell Memo- ing lace hah) headdress hav- and . universities, national tation Inn, Raleigh,.N. C. . ArpmpxTrvQ fumfRAT rial Presbyterian Church. Dr. ing a short veil, and each car- scholarships, special grants, Mr. Harmon has qualified All Da MJIMEKAL. M. A. Macdonald officiated at ried a cascade of roses. Miss 4-H scholarships and match- to attend this program, one W. R. Thomas attended the the service, which was fol- Jill Wright of Greenville, Ing contributions along with of a series of training courses funeral of his sister, Mrs. dil yellow, and carried an arm bouquet of white shasta daisies. The Irish linen dress was made ti WiUl modified i owed by a reception in Sara flower girl, appeared in white scholarships for children of held periodically by the Com- Julia Shepherd, in Macon evening, June 4, at four Following the Watts-McGinn ^st ckiJT ‘VJlh Jo Hartness HaU - n’ntfvnlr 11 o , , __ — . *8151 380 A-UnC SklTt. EaCtl Mice I ii vo \f n fY organdy. S&H employees. pany. Ga., on Sunday. o’clock at the MountvUle wedding rehearsal on Fri- d . Miss Luva McDonald played The bride’s organza dress Presbyterian Church. day evening. Mr. and Mrs. low picture ha t 3 y t ! le orgao- a,,d Miss Joan had a lace bodice and a chap- The Rev. in the Gresham of Greenville sang. e l train with lace trimming. G. Dana Waters, Leighton Edwards McGinn of & reception pastor of Lugoff Presbyterian Charlotte, parents of the c hurch feliowshin h.iiiriin* . . T —~ Church performed the cere- groom, entertained the wed- the „ 0| . D , , * t Iup f * James Ernest Richey of Pied- with a veil, and carried a bou- mony before a large assem- ding party with a dinner at mon ^ and ^ a ^ e Mrs. Rich- quet of roses with an orchid The bride is the daughter of she wore a pillbox headdress bly of relatives and friends, the Holiday Inn in Green- TZl !_ Her sister, Jane, served in the center. She was given. o c Vi i»i si a c-nn o i rl ortsl \/Tioc* 1 9 _ — - W-- W -■* “ JT+4' * Head Island, to live at 271 Mrs. Donald Underwood of wood. li° WOO<irU,t as bridesmaid and Greenwood and Mrs. Robert Bridal LoncbM. Mr. Brewin g toa ia a junior Watts of Mountville presented At noon on June 4, Mrs. J. at Presbyterian College His the nuptial music. Fred Bryson entertained at wi f e rece i V ed a B A. de- As best man, the groom her home in Greenwood with gree ^ music education from chose his lather. His brother, a luncheon for the bride and p urman University in 964. Leighton E. McGinn of Hurt, attendants. He is the son of Marvin Leo Va„ ushered along with Jack Bachelor’s Party Brewington, the best man PoUard of Charlotte, Sam Leighton E. McGinn of Hurt, and Mrs. Brewington, who Waters of Lugoff. and Baxter Va., brother of groom, was on Spartanburg Orvin of Moacks Comer. host to the groom and grooms- Highway in Cross Anchor. Wearing a formal summer men for lunch at Blazier’s on white organza and chantilly Lake Greenwood at noon, fyfpg King’s Hat News of Bonds Cross Roads MRS. N. A. SHOUSE Correspondent Mrs. James Nabors has re turned home after being a patient at Newberry Hospital. Miss in marriage by her unefe lumbus Valley 4 RaOer of f* mont. . . ' V \ : Mr. Charping is .the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugfe Dorsey Charping of PinChaveh Acres in Greenville. His father serv ed him as best man, with ushers of Greenville includ ing Tom Wood, Dan Goodwin, Bobby Rollins and Marion Harrison. After a trip to lace gown, the bride was giv- June 4. en in marriage by her broth er, Robert Pascal Watts. The MiSS Sherer Wed gown featured a sabrina neck- r r , _ t line, short sleeves, and a chap- 1 ° Mr " Lincll ©y el train appliqued in lace mo- Miss Carolyn Jeanne Sher- tifs. Her elbow length veil er and Phillip Berry LintBey was attacked .to a headpiece exchanged marriage vows of organdy petals and seed Sautrday at 5:00 p. pearls. She carried a white or- service conducted Galloway Friends of Mrs. Alvin Tins- Gardena in Pine Mountain, ley will be glad to know she Ga., the couple wiM live in the is able to return to her work Greer Apartments on White at Whitten Village, after be- Oak Drive in Greenville. Mr. ting for the May meeting of in g confined to her home for Charping, a 1961 .graduate of the Yellow Jessamme Garden s °me time due to a broken Wade Hamptpn School, Club. hip received in a fall. attended ttenoaon Mrs. Morris Seymour, pres- Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Shouse He works for RngiaifeilMtif Pen. Takes First Place The country borne of Mrs Marion Lawson was the set- m. in a ident, called the meeting to were in Atlanta June 2 on bus- ducts of GrecaviSe. U. D. C. Officers Are Named chid surrounded by roses. Accompaaing the bride were Mrs. Baxter Orvin, sister of bride, as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Nan cy Bailey of Lynchburg, Va., by Dr. order and presided over a iness A 1 * Susan, Ricky and Mrs. Charping, a l982 grad Robert S. Cooper at the First short business session. Dur- Ka V Shouse were with Mrs. uate of ThortWeR Hfgh School, Baptist Church in Laurens, ing committee reports, Mrs. N - A - Shouse while they were received a diploma frtnn Ers- A reception followed at the W. C. Bhealy, chairman of aw »y kine College last whek. She church. garden therapy, reported on Tlie Pentecostal Holiness w in teach in an elementary They will live at 517 West projects carried out by Mrs. Church observed Homecom- school in Greenvilfer ~- Main Street when they re- T. C. Johnson, Sr. and Mrs. in ® 00 Sunday, and Miss Lynn Thomason of turn Wednesday from a trip W. G. King, Sr. during the Issac Evar »s. who is with Mountville. Junoir brides- to the North Carolina moun- month of May. She also t * le U- S. Army in Viet Nam maids were Miss Elizabeth tains. asked Mrs. J. M. Dick and * s a ^ home due to the death Shealy of Leosville and Miss Daughter of Mr .and Mrs. Mrs - p °tts to be ther- 0 * his father, J. E. Evans. Mary Lou Simpson of Joanna. George Daniel Sherer of 9 apy clla * r men for the next A number of out of town meeting in September. Also rala tives were here for the she thanked members for f uneral of J. E. Evans of Rt. New officers of the Stephen D. Lee Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy, are (from left) Mrs. Irene Pitts, treasurer; Miss Louise Kern, president; Miss June Adair, secretary; Mrs. Ralph Cope land, recorder of Crosses; Mrs. P. M. Pitts, registrar; Mrs. Nene Work man, chaplin. Absent from picture: Mrs. Bynum Betts, vice-president, and Mrs. Lena Lindsay, historian. — Yarborough Photo. Their gowns were of pink and Hart’s Court, the bride was rose crepe, featuring an em- attended by Miss Sally Ann pire bodice, bell skirt, and short sleeves. They carried bouquets of Better Times roses, ' The bride’s mother enter- Taylor of Greenwood Road their services in assisting 2> Kinards, Sunday. Among as maid of honor. Brides. w “‘“« n “ bl >* Gait Rev. maids were Miss Carolyn “e e*<v »»« I«- Collins, Miss Emily Grier, Miss Dianne Holland, and vious week. Tom Flor ence, John Evans and family Mrs. Judson Brehmer, civic ot Newberry. Walter Vaughn tained with a reception at her Miss Carol Ann Rushton. home Immediately following The groom’s niece, Miss the wedding. beautification chairman, re- °* Greenvil le, Mrs. Evans sis- Mrs. Marvin Cause of Ten nessee. The Shady 1 ported on progress being Beth Lindley of Waltetboro, 1^%*Street’ For a wedding trip to Fieri- was flower girl, and the gj^ for assistance in Demonstration Club met Toes, da, the bride changed to a bride’s brother, Robert, was keeping the shrubs and flow- June 7 - p,ans were made to Grove Home pink dress with matching ac- ring bearer. cessortes. After Juaa 19 the couple will be at home in Montville. The bride attended Clinton High School, Montreat-Ander- son Junior College, and Mr. Lindley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milford Cleo Liad- ley of Overbrook Drive, chose his father as best man. Ushers were Michael Lindley of Walterboro, brother of the ers watered and ia mowing of assist with T. B. X-Ray Mo- the grass. bile on Monday June 13 from Mrs. Don Creighton gave a 1 ' 5 p * m * at the club house, report from the first meeting GORDON'S “Shoes For Every Member of The Family” of the Garden Club Council. Tea Tables - Spring Hats” was the title of the program Greenwood College of Com- ^ roo ” l ; Daaiel Sherer, broth- led by Mr*, Henderson Pitts meree and is presently em- f r o£ £ ! 1< L br . ide S i t i eve Co1 * and Mrs. Brehmer. Each Dr. John H. Cork Diet In Charleston Dr. John H. Clark, 69, wide ly knoWn educator of Charles- ploysd by South Carolina Na- lu l s r and Wesley Hellams. gave a brief resume of ton, died Wednesday, June L tional Bank in Greenwood. The groom graduated from Myers Park High School in Mrs. John K. Taylor pre- proper table settings tor teas For 17 years he was priacl- sented organ music, and and appropriate party foods. Pal of Murray Vocational James Degner of Gaffney, Following, each of the mem- School, retiring in 1962. He Charlotte, Presbyterian Col- sa ^®' . , . hers’ fresh flower hats wore was awarded an honorary de- lege, where he was a member A h and of chantilly lace judged. Each had made and 8ree of Doctor of Humane of Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity, forced the bateau neckline worn a hat made from fresh Letter* by Clemson Universi- of the bride s camellia white flowers grown in their garden, ty. He was the first president Norri^Porks organza dress. Laoe also Members voted for the best °* the Parents Club at Wbit- rj . i T decorated the set-in cum- hat having originality color ten Village. Bridal Luncheon merbund, skirt and chapel and design. MrnW. G. KUig Among survivors are his Mrs. William Weir and tram. Her elbow-length veil, was first place winner .with wife, a niece and two nep- daughters, Misses Janice and a ttached to a pearl-em- her hat made from a straw hews, and a daughter, Miss Kathy Wolr, were hostesses broidered lace pillbox, was basket topped with pink mag- Rose Clark of CUnton. for tench on Saturday honor- circular. Rosebuds covered nolla blossoms accented with ing Miss Sandra Norris and h " Blble - green leaves and pink satin Mrs. Don Creighton, flower her bridal attendants. The oc- Carrying a long-stemmed ribbon. Second place went to exhibitors for the month, to casten was held In the private y * Uow rose each, attendants Mrs. Brehmer and third to the other side the punch bowl dining room at Pjesbyterian wore jonquil yellow organza Mrs. Morris Seymour, Mrs. was placed. Light party dain- College. dresses made with beU Ralph Copeland and Mrs. ties of mints, n u t s , sand- The hostesses used a crys- skirts, scoop necklines and R. M. League. - ■ . . . _ _ wiches, cheese biscuits and tal epergne filled with Star, short sleeves. Orgauza-cou- ^ Later in the afternoon mem- cookies were attractively ar- burst pom poms, pink asters, «r*d floral print formed as bars were invited late the ranged en the table, gladioli, and gypsophelia to hiset cummerbund, back dining room where a beauti- Mrs. Lawson had graced her decorate the bridal table. The panel and court train. fully appointed tea table had home for the occasion with honoree’s place was marked Mrs. Lindley attended Co- been arranged. The table was mass arrangements of roses with a nasegay of pom poms Ju»bia College last fall and graced with an embroidered in the entrance hall and liv- r*. Draughon s Business CMtegu handmade cover. To one side lag room. Spring floral ar- n wedding to Greenville this spring. She a tall arraagement of pink rangements were used else- works at the Palmetto Bank, .roses and coral bells accented where In the home. ' Ltodley, a Prtsbyte-lwith pink tapers was uMdL Mrs. Nelson P. Dow war ege senior, works •t#P«.* rr “«?neot was made welcomed as a new member Into the club. err: rr*S SANDAL TIME AGAIN — These Quality All-Leather Sandals In Narrow and , , ,, Medium Widths Are At “ I “Shoes For Every Member of The Family” * ** a • • : r. ". ..