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A 7 T / Clinton, S. C„ Thursday, July 28, 1966 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Club News Meetings Telephone 833-0641 Miss Chandler 1 To Marry Mr. Rtaame Saturday with many pre-nuptial par ties. , Mrs. Thomas Addison, Clin : ton and her daughter, Mrs. On Saturday evening^ July Andrew Handback of Athens, JO. at eight o’clock in’East- Ga - entertained with a lun- minster Presbyterian Church, cheon at the pied mont Club Columbia, Miss Rita Scott in s P artanbur ^- Chandler will become the Miss Luc y Hart antl Miss bride of Richard Anderson Marion Young, entertained Rhame of this city. w >th a ceok-out. Officiating at the ceremony Mis s Emilie Guignard and will be the bride’s uncle, the Miss Marjorie Foster Bist- Reverend Ralph Emmerson One were hostesses for a par- McCaskill of Olima*, Ga. ty at Lake Murray. Miss Chandler’s maid of Mrs Tomlinson Fort, aunt honor will be her sister, Miss bride, 4 Heatherwood Madeline Scott Chandler of Circle, Columbia, a tea at Columbia. Bridesmaids will ber home, be Miss Emilie Bregy Guig- Mrs. John Hayes, Mrs. nard, Miss Marjorie Foster Glenn Yarborough, Mrs. But- Bistfine, Mrs. John Hayes, Co- l er Carson, a luncheon in the lurnbia; Mrs. Andrew Hand- magnolia room, Russell back, Athens, Ga.; Mrs. Don- House, Columbia, aid Wallace Rhame, Atlanta, Mrs. Thomas Craig, 4206 Ga.; Miss Mary Frances Din- Woodleigh Road, Columbia, gle, Summerton; and Miss complimented the bride-elect Lucy Hart, ^ensacola, Fla. with a luncheon at her home. Doctor Donald Wallace A dinner party also compli- Rhame will attend his broth- mented the honored couple er as best rrfan. Groomsmen given by the bride’s grandfa- will be Joseph Neely, Atlan- ther and uncles at the Hilltop ta, Ga. William Wingfield, Farm, MayesviKe, S. C. Columbia; Jdmes Darby, The bridesmaids luncheon Summerton;! George Dean will be given by the bride’s Johnson, Spartanburg; Joel aunts, Mrs. Joseph Barron Cox, John Eichelberger, and Chandler, Mrs. Frank Shey- Wallace Boy.d of Charleston, land, Mrs. Ralph McCaskiU, Senior ushers will be James Mrs. Clarence Haseldon, Mrs. Woodrow Scott Jr., St. Rutledge Djngle, at one Charles, and Joseph Barron o’clock at the Capital Ca- Chdndler, obth uncles of the bana Inn, Columbia. br * d p- • A dinner party for the re- Miss Chakdler and Mr. hearsal party is being plan- Rhame havd been honored ned by the groom’s parents, Dr. and Mrs. Delmar Orestes Rhame of this city, at the Pal metto Club on July 29th, at 6:30. Miss Reid, Mr. Pitts n * ng at l ** e J° anna club Debbie of Milton, Fla. spent I Tnitori In house with a love *y shower the weekend with Mr. and Unitea in Marriage given by Mrs. Janet Reeder, .... w .. Miss Martha Anne Reid of Mrs. Dorothy Lollis, Mrs. mr8 ' KODert waus - Charlotte, N. C. and John Sara Mills, Mrs. Linda Lollis, Co1 - and Mrs c - M - Fuller Hehderson Pitts, III of Al- Mrs. Mary Ann Wright and Jr of Columbia are with his bany, Georgia, were married Mrs. Emmie Lou Smith of rnatht -’ r - Mrs. C. M. Fuller for Saturday, July 23, in a 4:30 Honea Path, p.m. ceremony in Statesville, A round of party games N. C. _ _ __ Anne is the daughter of par ty refreshments. Mrs. John Raiph Reid of Statesville and the late Mr. Reid. John is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Henderson Pitts, Jr. of Clinton. a few weeks visit. During the weekend Mr. were enjoyed fonowed^^with and Mrs - J - s - Winebrennerlof his fishing trips on one or visited their daughter, Mrs. two trips of which he had Frank Shealy and famHy. Mrs. Burdette of Spartan Miss Johnson was the recip ient of many useful-gifts. Mountville News MRS. MAUDE BRYSON Correspondent Mr. and Mrs. Mike Long was honored on Saturday eve- and daughters, Donna and Miss Johnson Given Shower Miss Betty Jean Johnson lurnbia visited Mrs. Rhett Bryson and other friends Sun day afternoon. “The M. B. Crisp” families with rfriends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Adams and Miss Zelle Crisp Sunday for the annual family reunion. Dinner was served under the beautiful magnolia trees, which shaded the entire front yard. Arthur B. Crisp of Elberton, Ga., told of some caught a 6% pound fish. Mr, Leonard Gabbert had burg and Mrs. Parson of Co- the misfortune of getting his left arm broken Saturday. Messrs. Jimmie and Sam Wham and Claude Burns are at the National Guard Camp near Savnnah, Ga. „ OFFICEi SUPPLIES CHRONICLE PUB. CO. PHONE 833-0541 Ah! The real thing PET BUTTERMILK has the old-time flavor of real buttermilk. Zingy! Deli cious! The real thing! Buttermilk from PET, YOU BET! Week's Boy’s Wear t 1 • • . 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Honors Couple .The double ring ritual was Migs Anne Fraser and used The bride is the daugh- H h We ,, s whose weddinR er of Mr. and Mrs. Charles wil , be an event of AuRust 19 , Webb Estes of 201 Hampton were honored at a dinner Avenue and the groom is a ty in winston-Salem, N. son of Mr. and Mrs. Adam, c last Thursday evening. Sr ‘ „ , , Receiving in the main Mrs. Carolyn Merchant of lounge of 01d Town Country Joanna was at the organ, and Club with the honore e, we ro ; Miss Shelia Gilliam of Green- co _hosts Mayor and Mrs. M. | vil,e ’ was so * oist - C. Benton, Jr., and Mr. and The bride was given in mar- Mrs. J. Herman Ward. Mr. riage by her father. She en- and Mrs. Claude H. 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