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Clinton, S. C., Thursday, July 14, 1966 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE .4^ ciub News Meetings Telephone 833-0541 Social E vents Mrs. Muller Is Bridge Hostess Mrs. Paul Muller entertain ed the members of her bridge club last Friday at her cottage home Son Lake Greenwood. Fol^wing lunch, several progressions of bridge were ** played. Mrs. Andy Young and Mrs. Flarold Coleman were prize ‘winners for receiving highest score. Mrs.^W. A. Alexander was a guest of the club. B&PW Club Has Family Picnic The Clinton Business and Professiona*! Women’s Club holds its 'regular monthly meeting on Tuesday night, July 12* at'the summer home, of Mr.. Jnd. Mrs, Perry Moore at Lakfr Greenwood. Special gubsts were Mr. and Mrs. Mil- ton Mobre and Miss' Janet Johnson. The group enjoyed fishing, boating, and a picnic Plans were made for the repair and renovation of.Pine Haven Park, the picnic area *on the Whitmire Highway, which the Club maintains for the enjoyment of the general public. •Mi Methodist Women In Joint Meet The Woman’s Society of Christian Service, the Wesley an Guild and circles of Broad Street Methodist Church met jointly Monday at the church with the president, Mrs. Ray mond Pitts n charge. Follow ing the business session Mrs. George Reid gave an inform ative program on “Mission Prospective” along with film covering the subject. Mrs. I. E. Hunning gave the closing prayer. aJl. T'7U *Is Honored MRS. LUCIUS LAMAR KING, JR. * One June 22 members of ■ the Laurens County Extension Staff met at the Wrangler MISS BROOME AND MR. KING UNITED IN CHURCH CEREMONY IN COWPENS Broome-King Rehearsal Party Mrs. L. L. King and her brothers and sisters, Mr. and Mrs. George R. Corley, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Sanders, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Poole of Clin ton and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Power of Laurens, entertained the members of the Broome- King wedding party and out- of-town guests with a buffet dinner on Thursday evening, July 7th, prior to the rehears al at the First Baptist Church in Cowpens. The occasion was held in the church social hall. Roses decorated the party tables and points of interest in the room. Three tables were arranged in a U-shape with an epergne arrangement of roses centering the middle table flanked on either side by two three-branched can delabra. Some 48 guests were PERSONAL tor * , ” k ' MENTION Bill Walker and Steve Mar tin are spending two weeks Mrs. Paul Turner and dau- at C amp Greenville. ghter, Susanne of Atalnta, L „ Bagwell, Sr., la coti- Ga are waiting their mother valesci ,* homt tdlow | ng and grandmother, Mrs. S. G. „ Kver „ weeks st>y u,. U1 ar Veterans Administration Hos- Mr. and Mrs. Caldwdl Hen- j n Columbia where he derson and Tommy and Ann underwent surgery ^ of Biltmore, N. C. spent Sun day wiih Mrs. Henderson’s mother, Mrs. W. A. Moore- head. Mrs. H. T. Short hhs return ed following a visit to her home in High Point, N, C. Mrs. W. W. Harris and Mrs. H. E. Sturgeon spent Tuesday in Greenviile on business. RETURNS FROM DURHAM Mrs. H. E. Sturgeon has re turned from several weeks visit with her daughter, Miss Jane Sturgeon, in Durham, N. C. Miss Sturgeon accom- Miss Agnes Davis is the guest of Mrs. Ace Watkins at Hunting Island. She will also visit her sister, Mrs. V. O. Walton and family at Granite- vflle before returning home. Mrs. Hubert Pitts, Mrs. Raymond Pitts and Mrs. James Pitts spent Tuesday in Lexington with Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Evans. Visiting Mrs. Frank Kellers this week are the Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Cook and Charles and Lucy of Washington, Ga. They came especially for Rev. ... , . Cook to assist in the Serftar Conference being conducted MISS NANCY JANE PERDUE PERDUE-OWEN ENGAGEMENT Mrs. William M. Perdue, Jr., of Newberry, announces the engagement of her daughter, Nancy Jane, to Timothy Marvin Owen, son of Mrs. Mary A. Smith of Newberry, and the late Thomas M. Owen. Miss Perdue, daughter Of Mrs. Perdue and the late Mr. Perdue, of Clinton, is a 1966 graduate of Newberry High School. She is employed with the Clinton-Newberry Natural Gas Authority in Newberry. Mr. Owen is also a 1966 graduate of Newberry High School and is employe ed with the Newberry Observer in Newberry. ' The wedding is to be held on Saturday, July 30, at 6:00 p. m. in Bethany Evangelical Lutheran Church, New berry. No formal invitations will be sent. All friends and relatives of the couple are invited to attend. Catawba Timber Company, . . ~ _ woodlands division of Bo- water Paper Company in M 1 ’' an< * ^ rs - Jolln Mim- Rock H'l. He is a former nau S h and s0n - Lan *y. have resident of this city. * returned from a week s vaca- After a wedding trip to Sea turn stay with Mr. Mimnaugh’s Island, Georgia, they will uncde and aun t, Mr. and Mrs. make their home in Rock Grover C. Richey at their Hill. home on Lake Murray. Summer Clearance . The First Baptist Church, the double ring ceremony. Restaurant in Clinton to hon- Cowpens, formed the setting Wedding music was given by present, -or Miss Myrtice Taylor. f or the marriage of Miss James A. Orr, III of Clinton, The buffet table was center- Miss Taylor served as Lau- Corrine Broome, daughter of organist, and Mrs. Gerald P. ed with an arrangement ~bf ^ens County Home p.erooustra- Mr. -and Mrs. Gettys Doyle Johnson, Joanna, soloist. roses, tion Agent fer-'ll'^yeart. "She Broome of Love Springs Rd., Given In marriage by her transferred to'Anderson Coim- Cowpens, to Lucius Lamar father, the bride was met at Mrs. Blalock : 4y where she is serving as King, Jr,, son of Mrs. King the altar by the groom and Mice r'oo'h^l County Home DemonstratiMi- of 701 Prather Circle, Clinton, b j s bes t man, his brother, honors IVllSS L^OeDei Agent. Members of the coth^y’-and the late Mr. King, Fri- Ronald W. King of Clinton! Mrs. H. Francis Blalock .staff presented her witlv a day, July 8th, eight o’clock, ghe was attired in a formal complimented Miss Mary Goe- SJft after dinner. £&' The vows, were spoken be- gown of candlelight peau de bel, bride-elect of Fuller bououet of ereen carnations “ Attending the party aldfife/fore a background of palms sole. A iace bertna was band- Reese Jr., with a seated tea Ml. vv OTOack Tak©S l^vith Miss Taylor were Earl and central basket arrange- ed in ribbon beneath the on Saturday afternoon at four- ‘Rnr'V Hill The “rule chose a ye ow Boazman, Mr. and Mrs. H. ment with two seven branch- rounded neckline. Matching thirty o’clock at her home on ^ u line , n . • shaat ^ dress wit JP. Ladd, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. ed candelabrae used on either lace was appliqued to the South Adair Street. Mrs. Judy Sherer McCahan matching jacket for her wed- tOutz, Mr. and Mrs. H. L; 'sfile. Spiral candelabrae with waist and frodt skirt panel. Following a period of con- and Bobby L. Womack were ding. Her yellow boullant ^Eason, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. burning tapers were used at The skirt formed a chapel versation, the guests were in- united in marriage, Saturday, v . was attac e t0 a satin Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. -the back of the arrangement, train. A lace and pearl pill- vited into the dining room, for j . g , 0 > c i ock at the c | r “ le worn forward. She car jacks, Miss Sandra Welch'^-The Rev M, B. Morrow and box held her brief veil. Party dainties and punch. The ‘ ’ ' n . ed a bouquet of yellow car- -and Miss Marie Hegler. * Rev. D. B. Webber conducted usher-groomsmen were Cur- tea .table was arranged with Jorne^f her pa e s Mr. d rations. tis R. Vanadore of Greenville; an .^ported linen cover and S ‘ 984 Myr V reception followed. Guests r Maurice Cherrv of Colum- a Sllver epergne arrangement ue kock nm. w?re lnvlted i nto tb e dining - bia- William T Ellis of At- °f *°ses.-Assorted sandwiches, The double ring ceremony rcom where the bridal table lanta Ga ■ Benjamin R iced c° oW es, cheese biscuits, wa s performed by the Rev. been arranged. Wedding ’ Louisville Ky • and P 1010 ! 1 were served. Mrs. E. W. Hardin, pastor of St. t ke, party cookies, mints, SALE! SWIMSUITS '/2 off SKIRTS Vi off SLACKS Vi off HATS Vi off JEWELRY Vi off SUMMER SLACKS Vi off Wagener G. Scott Broome, brother of B. F. Wingard presided over John’s Methodist Church, be- -juts and punch were served. the bride,^Cowpens^"and Au- the P ^ ch u ^ ° thers as ® ist ' 3 f^. al f 1 p 3 ' S H e e mbly ° f rel ' Mr. Womack, the son <of bry Edward Perry, III, Clin- ing 1116 hostess were Mrs. atlv «?s and friends. Nrfc. Marion E. Womack fo ton ’ ’ George Blalock, Mrs. Milton Attending the bridal couple Dsraville, Ga., and the late Mice Pnrnip riioc capvoH Moore > Mrs - John W - Finney, were Mrs. W. Blackburn Wil- ml Womack, is a graduate of the hhho nc mniH nf hnnnr ^ rs ’ ^ ames Von Hollen, and son, III, of Rock Hill, matron the University of Georgia and Bridesmaids were Misses MrS ' J ’ Arnold - of honor - and Thomas Wo- received his masters Degree Connie and Judy King, sisters ^ Pmk b , rotl If r °/ t | ie grooni in Forestry from Duke Uni- ^ni„ and white, fashioned of roses of Atlanta, Ga., best man. and dahlias, were used in the Mrs. Wilson was attired in living room. Assorted sum- a green linen sheath with a mer flowers were used most matching printed voile coat, effectively in the dem Her headpiece was green ill- Upon arrival the nonoree usion attached to a green was presented a white daisy satin bow. She carried a corsage with yellow centers to compliment her yellow Mrs. Charles McLeod, Miss sheath dress she chose to Kathy Goebel of Clemson, ONE TABLE OF BLOUSES, ea. . . . $2 Shorts and Shorts Sets DRESSES . 1/4 Off l/ 3 Off Sale starts Thurs. a. m. at 9:00. 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Kastory of Winter boxboxes held short veils. was a i so presented a gift by Park, .Fla. and Miss Betty The bride’s parents enter- the hostess in remembrance Evans of Chattanooga, Tenn., tained with a reception in the of the occasioiT. Mrs. Fuller Reese Sr., Mrs. church social hall. Out-of-town guests included H. C. White of Abbeville, Mrs. After a honeymoon to St. Miss Goebel’s mother, Mrs. William Henderson of New- Augustine, Fla., Mr. arid Norbert B. Goebel, her sister, berry. Mrs. King will spend the sum- " ■ •*! I* . J. G Thomas, Jeweler CLINTON “It’s Time That Counts’ JOANNA *? 4. - - - mer in Clinton, where Mr. King is minister of youth at the First Baptist Church. Be ginning in September they will live in Louisville, Ky., where the bridegroom is a student and minister of Edu cation and Youth at Hazel wood Baptist Church. He has a B. S. degree in English from Furman University. The bride, who also attend ed the seminary, plans to teach English in the Louis ville city schools. 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