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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Clinton, S. C., Thursday, June 16, 1966 MRS. JAMES RUSSELL TRAMMELL BRADY - TRAMMELL RITES IN JACKSONVILLE, FLA., JUNE 11 Miss Patricia Gail Brady of Jacksonville, Fla., be-' came the bride of James Russell Trammell of San Di- co. Calif, and Clinton. Satur day evening, June 11, at 8 o’clock in the Mandarin Bap tist Church, Jacksonville. The bride's pastor. Rev. H. Howard Foreman, officiated Mrs.» Thomas E. Vincent, pianist; presented a pro gram of music before and af ter the ceremony. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tram mell of 256 Elm St., Clinton He chose his father as best man. The bride's only attend ant, Mrs. John Wannamaker, Jr., of Jacksonvlile. was ma tron of honor. She wore a floor-length lavender lace gown. Hgr brief veil was at tached to a circle of lavender satin and she carried a cas cade bouquet of matching tinted.feathered carnations. Ushers were Michael Faulkner, cousin of the bride, Jacksonville: and Paul lianas of Titusville, Fla. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hunter G. Brady of Route 7, Jackson ville. She was given in marriage by her brother. A2c Bobby Brady of Cross City Air Force Base. Fla. Her gown was of organza over taffeta with a portrait neckline and long calla point sleeves. The re-embroidered lace and detachable chapel train of pearls was attached to a self bow at the front waistline of the sheath skirt. Mountville News MRS. MAUDE BRYSON Correspondent Members of the Young Woman’s Auxiliary and the counselors of the Baptist Church spent Friday night ajj- the home of Mr. and Mrs. J, M. Wham on Lake Green-> wood. Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Riley and family of Marietta. Ga., are with Mrs. Riley’s par ents. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Stewart, this week. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roy Crisp are their daughter, Mrs. Ben Waddell, and fam ily of Tallahassee. Fla. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mills Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Forth of Columbia. Dr. Blanche C. Badger is at her home here for the summer. S. B. Goodman is recup erating at his ' home after surgery at Self Memorial hospital in Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin O’Dell of Ware Sho&ls, visit ed Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Fin. ley Sunday. Commencement exercises of the Bible school were held Sunday night at the Baptist church, with Pastor Rev. Jackson Touchberry, in charge. A large crowd at tended the service. Dr. Ruth Stokes continues a patient at Bailey Memorial Hospital in Columbia Jimmie Thomason, III, is home from Self Memorial hospital. Greenwood. He was injured while riding a motor bike. Col. and Mrs. J. L. Culp and son. Charles, of Atlanta, Ga., visited Mrs. Culp’s par ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Bryson, during last week. Joe Wham, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wham, under went surgery at Self Memo rial hospital. Greenwood, re cently. Frank Smith of Montgom ery, Ala., was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Troy Watts Monday. Surratt, the first of the week, ed her first birthday June 12. She is music and youth direc- Happy birthday today, June tor at the First Baptist ig, to Nancy Sexton, Philip Church in McCormick. A Sat- Holmes, Peggy Fuller, Lewis urday guest was a grand- Thompson and J a c * Hol- daughter, Little Beth John- combe. ston, of Spartanburg. Best wishes for a happy Miss Elaine Boyce is em- birthday go to Melanie Pra- ployed for the summer with ter, Evelyn Cockrell, and the recreation program in Frank Smith bn June 17. Also," Chester. Last week she ac- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Murphy companied Mrs. Guy Misen- will observe a wedding anni- heimer and Mel of Chester to versary on the same day. Ocean Drive where they June 18th brings a bir thday chaperoned a house party. Lillie Culbertson, Martha Beth Reed of Spartanburg, Rogers, and Allen O’Shields, is a guest this week of Mar- anc j a we( jding anniversary to tha Ellen Abrams.. jyj r an( j Mrs. Ernest Os- Eddie Shealy enjoyed last borne , week-end at Myrtle Beach. Ernest Martin will observe Last Sunday quests of Mr. a b i rt hday on June 19. and Mi;s. Milton Bolick were Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rogers the latter’s sister, Mrs. Rosa- .. J. ' p’ , -u,., _ (Kile Timmerman, and Miss wl| f ob5orvc a " cd . Gets Law Degree S here’they^ “Si £"f f”" oe,e“ Fr ° m S ' C UniVer5 ' ty Bill Bishop will celebrate a Milling Blalock received bl MJ d8 and Mrs. J. C. Lollis his degree in law from the Mrs. Bolick, visited Mrs. Alice Kinard in Clinton. Boyce Bowen were Mr. and Mrs. Dean Bowen of Colum bus, Ga ._ gU .fwill observe a wedding anni- University of South Carolina versary June 21. on June 4. He is the son of On Wednesday, June 22, Dr and Mrs George R. Bia- »* . « j * , Mrs. Sloan Rowland and her . . f hn ™ £ r S i S ° f Mr ' grandchildren, Bucky and look dnd *s married to the and Mrs. W. D Beckom were Mi Weinb e rgi 0 f Atlanta, former Louise Axelberg of Mr. and Mrs. William Beck- Ga wiU C e le brate their Aiken. om and Mr. and Mrs. Betty b j rtbda y S) a i s0 w. D. Beck- In 1963 he was graduated Beckom and Mike of Green- om Mr and Mrg Maurice trqin the University of the wood. The past Sunday their £) aven po r t will observe a South, Sewanee, Tenn., with guests were Mr. and Mrs. L. wedcbn g anniversary on June an AB degree in political sci- K. Mills and Mrs. Ligon Rik- < ard of Batesburg. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Beden- Varborough Portrait MRS. JOHNNY BLUFORD HOLLAND WIDMER - HOLLAND VOWS SPOKEN IN CHURCH CEREMONY SATURDAY A crown of pearls inter spersed with imported crys tals held her tiered veil of il lusion. She carried a cascade of feathered carnations cen tered with an orchid. Mr. Trammell. AM2, is stationed at Miramar Naval Air Station, San Diego, Calif.. where the young couple will GameCOCk Club make their home after June r • i i7. To Meet Friday S-Sgt. and Mrs. Harry Bra dy of Arlington Hall, Va., brother and sister-in-law of the bride, entertained with a reception at the church fel lowship hall following the ceremony. Assisting them were cous ins of the bride of Jackson ville, Mrs. Thomas Curtis, and Misses Mabel, Caroline, and Linda Faulkner. baugh were Saturday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Morgan in Spartanburg, who were celebrating their first wedding anniversary. Sun day, A2c and Mrs. Tommy Croft of Shaw AFB, Sumter, Miss Cynthia Ann Widmer For travel the bride chose a were guests of the Beden- was married to Johnny Blu- beige and white cotton suit baughs. They, spent the after- ford Holland Saturday at with matching accessories. noon- at their cottage on Lake seven - thirty o’clock at the a graduate of Greenville Murray, where Mr. and Mrs. First Presbyterian Church. A Tech, the groom is employed c °y Bedenbaugh of Coium- reception followed in the Fel- with Clinton Bearings Plant. bia > visited them., lowsbip Hall of the church. The bride works for Sears Alan Petty is recuperating Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roebuck and Company in at his home after having his Marcel L. Widmer of Gum St. Clinton. tonsils removed at the Bailey the bride chose her sister, Among out . of . town g uests Memorial Hospital. Judy, to be maid of honor. were j L Tripp and Mrs ’ R ’ B- Srnith returned The .groom is the son of daugh t er , Lynn, and Mrs. Ed- Bapt i st Hos P ital in Mrs. John B. Holland and the gar M Murphy of Easley Gambia on Thursday after late Mr. Holland. He chose Mrs j erry Moye of Louis- being a patient there several his uncle, C. W. Murphy, of ville ' ( Ky ; Mr and M rs. C. days ’ \ Honea Path for his best man. w Murphy of Honea Path; ATTEND FUNERAL Ushers were Ralph Tedards Mr and Mrs j M Donnan On Sunday afternoon Mr. of Greenville. and Mrs. D. V. Wright, Vance' Wright and Mr. and Mrs. and Larry Savelkoul. Rev. Joseph Greer conduct- aTr“ Mr. and Mrs. Beaty carter' gram of wedding music. EntsrtQinGQ The bride was given in mar- A dinner meeting of the Gamecock Club will be held Friday. June 17, at 7:30 p.m., American Legion Building, Greenwood. Paul Dietzel, coach. University of S. C. will be the speaker. All alumni and friends, in cluding ladies, of the Univer sity are invited. Tickets may be purchased at the Clinton Chamber of Commerce office. Many Selections From Kodak and Polaroid CaiubGofote FOR FATHER'S DAY MEN’S COSMETICS By • Jade East • Old Spice • Mennen • Currier & Ives • Carol Richards • Gillette Sets • Golden Sovereign OTHER GIFT SUGGESTIONS ..Remington! “300” Electric. Razor i 3 Heads — Trims and Cleans PEN SETS BY SHEAFFER Gift Dad Can Use Every Ddy GOLF BALLS BY SPALDING Golf Scorer—Wear like a watch and keeps score automatically funeral of Lewis Weeks in Co lumbia. -toao Ho., Stephen Beaty and his re- Mrs. Jean Adair is a patient r Cent bride ’ ^ former Cyn ' at the local hospital. 8l silk organza trimmed with this Bishoi> of IVTonritvillP 1 __ Chantilly lace and seed oearls k P ^ ^ 1 Mrs. Delia Russell and Mr. cnanuiiy lace ana seea pearis W ere honored with a drop- „ D , , for tha wedding The gown , k« tvy j aa r\ and Mrs. Bruce Barbour and ior me weaning, me gown, in by and Mrs Q ren ... . featuring an A-line skirt, was Reatv at their home on ^ hlldren en J°yed a drive to attached to an empire bodice Thursday evening Paris Mountain on Sunday af- of chantilly lace and pearls, v , ternoon, stopping to visit Mr. with a modified scooped neck- Lar y s a m t m e . r f fl °wers and Mrs. Bruce Morgan in line.-The front panel of the " ere placed at Points o in- Greenville before returning, skirt, covered with chantilly [ ere * t 10 the honae ’ ^ ltb . a their earli «*t vocational ex lace, extending to the back lo ; ely arran ^ment of South. 0 n Saturday afternoon at to a self made bow formed ern ^a^nolia gracing the the Joanna club house Mrs. the chapel train. Her French mantel - Pete Puckett was honored bouffant veil was attached to Dainty party refreshments with a household shower by a lace bow accented with seed were served from a prettily the Ladies’ Willing Workers pearls. She carried a nosegay appointed table centered with of the Church of God. Games of white roses. an arrangement of roses and to suit the occasion were en- Her attendant’s gowp was baby breath in a sterling and joyed by the group. After made of powder blue crepe crystal epergne. Roses and Mrs. Puckett the former Miss and lace. The sheath skirt silver based hurricane lamps Carolyn Penland of Laurens, was attached to an empire decorated the buffet. opened the gifts, refresh- bodice of lace. Lace also de- A number of friends called men ts were served, signed the sleeves and panel during the evening. BIRTHDAYS AND back. She wore a summer Assisting the hostess were ANNIVERSARIES braid bow attached lo a (our Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Powell, Bclated birthd wisbe bered reit and earned a bou- Mr. and Mrs. La wrence l0 Llsa Trotl wdl0 ce , eb 8 quet of shasta daisies. Toung, Mr. and Mrs. Jack The couple will honeymoon Compton, Mr. and Mrs. Dd- at . Ocean Drive Beach and vid Beaty, Mrs. John T. will be at home on 205 South Young and Mrs. S. P. Bow- Adair Street after June 19th. ers. OFFICE SUPPLIES CHRONICLE PUB. CO. PHONE 833-0541 It's Father's Day every morning V. • when you give him 1 BRITISH STERLING t EXCLUSIVE TOILETRIES FOR MEN ’ * • MADE IN U.S.A. . ;. ( - . t' .It it V . \st The after shave that starts each day with confidence .. • worn by the world’s most fashionable men. The cologne that lasts from dusk to dawn. Please him with our British Sterling, in distinctive flasks of silvery metal over gla^s. From S3.50 to $10.00 i DILLARD BOLAND Jeweler Pitts Street ' Clinton, S. C. Personal and Social News of Joanna MRS. W. J. HOGAN Correspondent-Representative Dial 697-6440 Pipes by Kaywoodie, Yellow Bowl, Medico Pharmacy “Your Friendly Rexall Store” mm* 833*1640 Tuesday overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Sir- mans were Mr.' and Mrs. R. P. Hampton of Petersburg, Va. Mrs. Maude Franklin spent last week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dawkins and children in Pickens. The Dawkins returned the visit the past week-end. Miss Vicki Boyd, summer student at the University of South Carolina, Columbia, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Boyd. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bragg and children of Aiken, were last week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Bragg, com-» ing especially to attend the Minlck-Frazier wedding on Saturday, June 4. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. New man of Wurtland, Ky., visited Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Elliott on Sunday enroute to Florida, Their granddaughter, Ellen Newman, accompanied them on the trip and remained here for an expended visit with the lEUiotts and other relatives..- > ENJOYS TRIP TO VA. Mrs. Sallie Bridges joined Mr. and .Mrs Bobby Sanders knti Davie on a trip to Vir ginia Beach, Va., where they spent several days last week with Ensign and Mrs. Marvin Sanders. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Estes were their nephews, Jim and John Tink ler, of Cliffside, N. C. Mr .and Mrs. James Brown and Debbie and Mr. and Mrs. Terry Brown were Sunday guests of Mrs. James Brown’s mother, Mrs. Janie Ouzts, in Newberry. She was celebrating her said birth day. ATTEND REUNION On Sunday Mrs. J. J. Ab rams, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Abrams, Mr. and Mrs. Algie Abrams and Martha Ellen and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ab rams joined Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Faulkenberry, Her bert Lee and Jane of Burling ton, N. C,, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Arnold and Philip of Brooks AFB, San Antonio, Texas, Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Gosnell of Charlotte, N. C„ Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Floyd of Spar tanburg and other friends and relatives at Rainbow Lake near Spartanburg for the Ab rams reunion. 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