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THE CLINTON CHRONTCILK Clinton, 8. C., Thursday, June 30, 1966 Clinton Leads. In Legion Baseball Mrs. Clarage C. Lawson of ried roses. June 6th, .when a group of a memorable one for the bride Monday, July 4, Clinton ing pitcher in the Newberry the practice of law. goes to Newberry, and on 8 ame - He was educated at Bel- Columbia were hostesses for Mrs, Jordan is the daugh- friends met at the Joanna to be. Tuesday, July 5, Greenwood H °" ^ nd ^; al ,‘"A 0 ? mont Abbey preparatory «« Saturday at the ter of Dr and Mrs. Harold Club house and Showered her Dressed in sheer black and comes to Clinton. Thomason on the mound for school at N - C., the Mils^La^n and he^wed- Pagan Hope ‘ of I 816 with bridal hope-chest items. wh ite two-piece suit, she was HKiaincr n slim nn* oamn Clinton split two games Hinton u - S. Merchant Marine Acad- ., H . . , , Street, and Mr. Jordan is the The party rooms were dec- presented a corsage mode of Holding a allm one-gamc ^ ^ Clm.od e ( hlch he ding attendants and out of Mrs Larabert whi( . oraud ^ aardl , roscs . be . r i bb „„ed measuring a B. S. degree, and the During the week’s play, lead with a 7-3 recrod, Clin ton and Greenwood (6-4) are dominating play in League Eight American Legion base* , „ hoii v In the Greenwood game, , Jimmy Spearman got the Mike Stover from Ford Hi, Newberry and Ware Shoals , f riinton takine over Playing for Clinton, emerg- are trailing well behind. ^\h e first with the bases ^ as the week's best at bat, Newberry ,comes to Clin- loaded from Erskine Thoma ton tonight (Thursday) and SO n. Ware Shoals plays here Fri day night. Chilled juice was served as f i eld Jord ®n of 104 Cherokee winning over Greenwood, beat Clinton back in a 5-2 “ ^ “‘‘ u ““ Chilled juice was served as I,eia Joraan 01 , - neroK e e FoWowing a round of ap* spoons. The honored one was 7.5, and losing to Newberry game, with Osborne pitching 8 “ es,s -lembled ImalT “ ^ ^ Mr propriate games, directed by |,r ?“ n ^ ,i and a* Mb for Clinton. School of Law. bles were used for lunch with Jl,rdan ' - Mn. ItartMl BmM «e-k» ••W Before joining Greenwood guests . places marked with tesses served dainty ca ke a ssortment of 8 ,fts from inobC Mills. Mr. Eck served as miniature swan ceramics Miss SeCfSe QlVPn squares, punch, open - face Present. general counsel for Akers figurines holding nosegays of t> • j i- sandwiches, nuts and mints. Garden flowers were used Motor Lines, Inc., of Gas- Dink and whitp fW „ PC Tho £311001 rOnieS A „ ain on Friday evening » n decorating and Mrs. Gerald .... me 17th Miss Sease was Johnson led the group In out a private law practice from w i t h a In the first Creep wood tonia from 1962. He had a bride’s place was marked Miss Marilyn Sease of Jo- JuntTlTth., Miss Sease was game, triple. he slammed double and two sin- 11958 until he joined this sage. pink glamelia cor- anna, whose approaching mar- greeted at the door of the games w,.. nehn n as th i “*k*v, ccvwv - —o-. . riage has been announced for First Baptist Church social Refreshm e w s e os- an( j ware Shoals firm. Prior to that, he had A three-COurse luncheon July 16th, was the honored hall by friends who wanted to squares, punch game got four, including two been in the practice of ac- was served. guest on Monday evening, help make the month of June served home runs, a double and a counting. Later in the afternoon, single. He and his wife and their Miss Lawson presented each family live in the Timberlake of her attendants with a gift n e n tis of cake , and jiuts were Protection... A Safety Deposit Box is your best friend . . . when it comes to protecting jewelry, im portant papers, family heirlooms . . . any thing you may value. Our modern vaults provide modern protec tion against fire, theft, loss or other calami ties. And the cost is just pennies a day. See us soon! BANK of CLINTON Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 3% Interest Paid on Savings Accounts Semi-Annually subdivision in Greenwood. Kayron Cox Returns From Conference turn today from Washington, Pr©-Nupticd PdltiSS Lawson-Thompson of engraved silver in remem brance of the special occas ion. Among out of town guests were Miss Mary Lawson, D. C. where she has been at- REHEARSAL DINNER impsonviEe; Mrs. Morris tending the National Youth Prior«to the wedding re- ^ hornp f. oa ’ r 1 a n d o, Fla.; Conference on Natural Beauty hearsal®at the Bush River Mrs. Clitford Thompson, Nas- and Conservation. Baptist Church on Friday sau ’ Bahamas; Miss Ginger Kayran, daughter of Mr. evening, Mr. and Mrs. Clif- . F *^ k ’ and Mrs. J. Robert Cox, was ford Morris Thompson of ^ak .a n. 1 Mrs. Ellen selected in May as the Camp Nassau, Bahamas, entertain- Swittenberg, Newberry, Mrs. Fire delegate for the state of ed the wedding party and South Carolina. The other out of town guests at the participating agencies are Wilson home on Ansel Drive. Nancy Hiott, Simpsonville; Miss Rena Geer, Spartan- r» > i-i . * . n ,, , . burg; Mrs. Larry Danielson, Boys Club of America. Boy As guests assembled punch Xewberry . and Mrs Rober ; Scouts. 4-H Clubs, Future was served in the den. Later Farmers of America. Future they were invited into the Homemakers of America, dining room where a buffet Girls Clubs of America, Girl dinner was arranged. Indi- Scouts. \. M. C. A. and Y. W. vidual tables were placed in C. A. Hellams, Mount Pleasant. BACHELOR’S LUNCHEON The groom’s father, Clif ford Morris Thompson of Nassau. Bahamas, entertain- Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson of- table 8 o^^e^sun^porch his son - T h° mas Jeffery ficially opened the conference Dainty place cards marked and received the delegates on the individual settings. The the W bite House lawn on June bride and groom were seated at places marked with an old \\ hile away Kayran attend- fashioned nosegay and bou- ed general workshops on such tonniere. topics as conservation ethics, water, parks, roadsides, air pollution, city beautification, education and citizen action* John E. Eck, Jr., Is Legal Counsel For Greenwood Mills Vacation You Can Find Them All At The LYDIA MILLS STORE and CUNTON MILLS STORE • SWIM SUITS BY JANTZEN • SHORTS • SHIRTS • SPORT SETS • SANDALS • CANVAS SHOES • KORATRON WASH AND WEAR PANTS — • DACRON WASH AND WEAR BERMUDAS FOR MEN. Henly and Norris Shirts Big Selection To Choose From Casual and Wings Shirts - Short Sleeves and out of town guests at lunch on Saturday at the Hotel Mary Musgrove. Following a three-course lunch, the groom presented gift of engraved silver in re- Arrangements of roses me mbrance of the occasion, were used throughout the re- eac h of his attendants with a ceiving rooms. In the dining room the buffet table was 0 t j prettily appointed with an liopG-JorQQn epergne arrangement of ros- YowS Spoken e ®’ , Union — The wedding of Among out of town guests Miss Susan Hamilton Hope present were Mrs. Morris an d Charles Milford Jordan John E. Eck. Jr., has been Ihompson, Orlando, Fla.; was solemnized Friday at named legal counsel for Mrs. John Fleck and Miss g-QQ p m a t tbe First Pres- Greenwood Mills, C. D. Bla- Ginger Fleck of Oak Lawn, byterian Church. A reception lock, vice - president and 111.; Bill Warnock, Atlanta, followed at the Union Coun treasurer of the company, Ga.; Larry MacDonald, Ar- try club, anhounced. lington, Va., and Miss Dana After July 4th the Jordans Mr. Eck is a native of Gas. Cooper, Greenville. will live in Charleston where ton County, N. C., and was a REHEARSAL DROP-IN he is a student at the state certified public accountant Dr. and Mrs. Manon E. medical college. He is a in Gastonia before entering Lawson complimented the graduate o f Presbyterian wadding party and out of College, where he became a town guests with a party im- member of Kappa social fra- ’mediately following the re- ternity, and his bride is a hearsal on Friday evening, graduate of Converse Col- The occasion was held at lege. their home on the Hopewell Miss Grace McHardy Jor- Road. dan and. Lambert Whitfield 1 An arrangement of yellow Jordan, the groom’s sister and green gladioli graced the and brother, were maid of entrance hall. In the living honor and best man, Rev. room arrangements of pink Kenneth Littlejohn Hamilton, gladioli, roses and hydran- uncle of the bride, assisted gea were used at points of Bov. Robert Joseph Blumer. interest. The den carried out The bride wore candlelight the same color note in sum- peau de soie and alencon mer flower arrangements. lace in a cathedral-trained In the dining room where dress - ^ a cathedral-length dainty party refreshments Brussels la ce veil; she car- with punch were served, an epergne arrangement of pink roses was used to one side with the crystal punch bowl to the other. Ham biscu.ts, PEACHES served. Assisting in serving )po< Btir Randolph Davis. for $2.50. Tt Some thirty-five guests rens-Clinton Road at Holly called during the evening. Grove Church, 1 BRIDAL LUNCHEON and one right Mrs. Marion E. Lawson, son’s Orchard. Mrs. Lonnie T. Lawson and day till peaches Open LEONARD-MARLER Insurance Agency — REPRESENTING NATIONAL GRANGE MUTUAL Penn. National — Standard National — and a variety of other selective companies to round out a complete program of insurance needs. THANKS • • • I wish to thank all of my friends in Laurens County for re-nominating me to the Senate. 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