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(I I Telephone 8SS-0541 Clinjton B&PW To T6uf‘ Plant The Clinton Business and Professional Women’s Club will tour the Torrington Plant on its regular meeting night, Tuesday, August 9. Members and guests will meet at the, Mary Musgrove Hotel and be prepare^ to leave for the plant by 7:15. Miss Jones To Wed fames L. Ritchie, IV The wedding of Miss Judith A. Jones to James L. Ritchie, IV, will take place on Satur* day afternoon, August 13th, at 3 o’clock at the Brownson Memorial Presbyterian Church in Southern Pines, N. C. Friends of both families are cordially invited to attend. ARP Women Have Annual Party The annual Foreign Mis sion Jubilee birthday party of the Women’s Society of Prov idence ARP Church was held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Hubert Todd and Mrs. Clyde Todd in Merrie Oaks. An interesting program on “Christian .Literature” , was led by Mrs. L. M. Wilson, af ter which the jubilee birthday offering was taken for mis sionaries in Pakistan and Mexico. The Todd home was lovely with arrangements of sum mer flowers placed at van tage points. During the social hour a salad course was served with punch. EST. 1883 t Youngs Pharmacy Phone 838-1239 a. u (Need We Say More?) FINAL CLEARANCE! C All Summer Dresses % price Summer Hats $5,00 ALL SALES CASH AND FINALS SUIT CLUB BEGINS AUGUST 13TH. • I % 207 N. Broad St. 1 f! -i'\ ^£83^1^ Free Panting: lit Reap< pic » PAY SHOES fifl/M ] CLEARANCE Wc rc Clearing Our Racks To The Bare Walls! All Men s, Ladies'& Child ren's Must Go! CLEARANCE... Uditl’ and Taans’ SANDALS Mi CASUALS VALUES TO H00 ¥ FMm-cuihlM (iMl-ta-tM. Soft, ftoxibU 4««tbor MOO«rt. (Jiot S-ia ★ R*f. tJ.77 to U-*l $3.00 Aadim’ and Toom’ Rea. 11.17 Nationally Advcrtiaed CANVAS CA$UALS La co-op and Sllp-on Style* Medium 0 Narrow Widths **y. wo- no't ooario'aoahdt Ma oodMbla.' Full cuihlon intol« ( Mock, .Whlto and UpVt lie* Oaaiiit. Siati 5-10. s 2 00 Childrott’a A MW $4.00 Value tmmmm * 7 r NatU>nMif Adrtttbed Mackiuo weikaMo. Rakkar tip on tM, ur hrm taMttd MT Coa'r moatlon rtio lomoui broad. Variety of color*. Siaao S-3. ♦- - wdunao. nil ^li >41 I Mail** atid feig Boy»‘ “KNOCK-ABOUr t-EYELET CASUAL NIGHTS 'Ml » r.M. Priett Good PU ’n Puy Store* KVKRYWHSM! La Vonne Shopping Centfr LAURENS, Sr G. ■PW Mauty at FREE Garden Rites Unite Miss Wood And Mr. Turner . _ . , r , ... . . u J u , Tho marring n f Mice in dy Ra,nes of Greenvi,le ; and crville, is a graduate of Mt. He is in the dairy business /Ttnr t 8 junior usher was David Tur ' View High School and attend- with his father and brother. Jr., attended his son as best ough Mill Road, Mr. and Mrs. man. Ushers were Sammy Turner will live near .Cross Turner of Cross Anchor; Bob- Anchor. by Watson of Laurens; Fred- The bride .f orrn erly of Tig- Mrs. Turner, Jr., of Coss An chor, is a graduate of Wood* ruff High School and t veteran of four years naval service. Anne Victoria Wood, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Clinton Wood of the Yarbor ough Mill Road •Coleman Turner, III, was sol emnized in a garden wedding at the home of her parents at 7:00 p. m. on Friday, July 15. to Pierce ^ anza over P eau de s0 * e was pearl-embroidered with Chan tilly lace appliqued across the front bodice and shoulders. A front lace panel reached from the high waist to the Rev. Jessie M. Hill, pastor bem and achtpel train extend- of Laurel Creek Baptist ec j f rom a b ow at the waist. A Church in Greenville, per- crown of lace, pearls and formed the ceremony. crystals held her bouffant veil Mrs. C. D. Bishop of Cross of French tulle. Her colonial Anchor, organist, and Mrs. J. bouquet was of carnations D. McKee of Clinton, vocalist, and stephanotis centered with presented the wedhing mus- an orchid, ic. Mrs. McKee s selections The honor attendants wore included Because, ‘‘The pale pink peau de soie iormals Wedding P r a y e r,” and sheath silhouette, scoop Through the Years.” qeQKline and cap sleeves with Mrs. Willie Wood and Miss ofgdnza tulip petal trim. The Laura Wood of Tigerville, bridesmaids also wore peau cousins of the bride, served de soie iormals in candy pink, as honor attendants. Brides-, sleeveless, with scoop neck- maiss were: Miss Ann Turner line and bell-shaped skirts, and Mrs. Sammy Turner of They all wore petal hats of Cross Anchor, sister and sis- peqy de soie featuring glitter ter-in-law of the bridegroom, edge domes trimmed in Miss Patti Wood of Tiger- Pearls with snood veils. They ville, was junior bridesmaid, carried long-stemmed Better while Miss Dawn Watson of Times roses. Laurens, cousin of the bride, The flower girls wore white and Miss Connie Turner of eyelet embroidered dresses Cross Anchor, niece of the made fom a dress of the bride ner of Cross Anchor. ed Mars Hill College a year The bride’s dress of silk or- and Winthrop College a year. Mr. Turner, son df Mr. and OFFICE SUPPLIES CHRONICLE PUB. CO. it t. i to MRS. RICHARD ANDERSON RHAME RICHARD ANDERSON RHAME TAKES COLUMBIA BRIDE JULY 30 In a beautiful candlelight The groom is the son of bridegroom, girls. Pierce Coleman were flower Turner, by her mother. Pink bows marked the back waists. A reception was held at the wedding will take Dlac7 at h ° me followin g the wedding, weaaing will take place at Afterwards the cou j j ft 7:00 p. m., on Friday, August . . ’ , io c'- ♦ n . on a trip through Virginia and 12, at the First B a.p 11 s t Xennessee Church. lennessee. Miss McCullough is a 1966 Delmar g ra duate of Laurens High For travel, the bride chose an orange and green print silk dress with matching accessories and the orchid from her bouquet. Pending the building of ceremony, Miss Rita Scott Doctor and Mrs. Chandler became the bride of Orester Rhame of Clinton. School and win enter clemson Richard Anderson Rhame at Among out-of-town guests University this fall, eight o’clock, July 30, in East- were Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Mr. Ketchum is the son of minster Presbyterian Church, piowden of Bombay. India; Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ketchum their new home off Yarbor- Columbia.o »-< Mr. and Mrs. James Ferguson of 1101 West Main Street. He The Reverend Rhlph Emer- and Mr. and Mrs. Holstead i s a 1966 graduate of The Cita- OFFICE SUPPLIES son McCaskill, uncle of the Anderson of Macon, Ga. and del and is employed at the CHRONICLE PUB. CO. bride, officiated at the cere- a large assembly of friends Excelsio Plant in Pendleton. PHONE 833-0541 mony. The wedding music from Clinton, was presented by Gregory • Pearce.,..organist,; .and Mm..: W ailaC0-rarsons Darrell Richardson, violinist. f^0g August 20 Given in marriage by her father, William Bratton Chandler, Junior, the bride „ . r ... , . wore an orielna, sown of fo'iameTw candlelight silk organza and Vr PalnsT tl WATERPROOF Wyler FOR IAMB OR WA TER SPOUTS Neither hurricanes nor hard knocks will faze this rugged stainless steel Wyler Incaflex. Besides being handsome and hardy, it’s practically impregnable. Proof? You get the waterproof guarantee in writing (providing crystal is intect, genuine parts used). Guar anteed ageinst shock-the unbreakable main spring and the exclusive Incaflex balance wheel that gives your Wyler incomparable protection-replaced free if broken. What a watch...for work, pleasure, any weather! $29.50 Orliiury talluct vkMt -rigid igtkn rally Hutki ilnlgM to ilur kiUici BMkiniia. Vyltr IkiIUi kallltl •kill CM-C-S *itk ikotk .. giinnlHd lor lift J. C. Thomas, Jeweler “It’s Time That Counts” CLINTON JOANNA Mr. and Mrs. William J. Wallace of Ora announce the alencon lace. The empire bod ice was designed with a wide lace insert of alencon lace, featuring three - quarter length sleeves^ Her heirloom hand-made veil of. French silk illusion, bordered with .re embroidered alencon lace ex tended the length of the ca thedral train. The bride car son of Mrs. Jarvis A. Davis of 6 Hart’s Court, Laurens, and the late Benjamin F. Par sons, Jr., of Lanford. Miss Wallace is a graduate of Ford HKgty Sdhojfl. Mr. Par sons attended tiaiutns High School ar d is h^\pi, femployed with the Torrington Company ried a bouquet of stephanotis of Glinton - and roses. For something old, The wedding will take place the bride carried an heirloom August 20 at 5:30 p. m. at the lace handkerchief given to her Gra Associate Reformed by her grandmother, Mrs. Presbyterian Church. William. Bratton Chandler, of . » _. summerton. V* : Mrs. Brown Given Mis? Madeline Scott Chand- Slirpris© Party ‘ ler sister of the-hride, was Family members of the late maid of honor. She wore a Mr and Mrs Mac poole sur _ HooHength g°wn °f/Pnng prised Mrs. Annie Bell Brown on her birthday Saturday, green linen, designed with empire silhouette low bateau neckline, elbow sleeves with ruffle of wide white embroid- Martin 0 n Shands Street, ered Venice lace and modified skirt. She carried a bouquet of stephanotis, white daisies and English Ivy. The brides maids, dressed identical to the honor attendant, were Miss Emilie Gregy Guignard, July 30, with a party at the home of Mr. ’and Mrs. J. E. on Shands Strec Some twenty-five family members were present for the occasion and remember ed her with a portable tele vision set. Prior to the evening festivi- Columbia; Miss Marjorie ti es > charcoal burgers with Foster Bistline, Columbia; appropriate party foods and Mrs. Andrew Handback, Ath- birthday cake were en- ens, Ga.; Mrs. John Hayes, j°y ed *- Columbia; Mrs. Donald Wal- * n T i lace Rhame,- Atlanta, Ga.; Ailen-JOnnSOn Miss Mary Frances Dingle, Invitation Issued Summerton; and Miss Lucy. ^ r Hart, Pensacola, Fla. T*' , ", vl ‘ atio " ° f ’ ’ wide social interest has been Doctor Donald Wallace j s du ed to relatives apd Rhame attended his brother f r j e n ds: as best man. and j^ rs Alfred Babb Groomsmen were Joseph request the honour of your Neely, Atlanta, Ga.; William presence at the marriage of Wingfield, Columbia; James their daughter, Shirley Babb Darby, Summerton^. j^eorge Allen, t6-Mr. Ralph Eugene Dean Johnson, Spartanburg! - Johnson on Sunday, the four- Joel Cox, Charleston; Wal- teenth of August, at four lace Boyd, Charleston, and o’clock in the afternoon, Ra- John Eichelberger,. Charles- .bun. Cregk Baptist Ctiurch, ton. Senior ushers Were Gray Court, South Carolina. James Woodrow Soqtt, Jr:, Reception Immediately fol- uncle of the brfd4, St. lowing the ceremony, chunih Charles; and Joseph Barron qocial hall. Chandler, Bladenboro, N. C., ' 1 ; uncle of the bride. MlSS McCullough The bride’s mother chose IVk WoH Anmiet 19 for her daughter’s tfetfding fa 10 Wea * U( 3 USl shell pink silk gown, featur- Hr. James W. McCullough ing a beaded bodice. of 105 Sherwood Dr., Laurens, j«. , .. . announces the engagement Qf -The groom s mother won . hlg d jane CoUman, 'TC-’-*- 11 **" t0 Kotohum. The Use The Chronicle Want Ads M w The bride is the' 'daughter ■of Mr, )(( and. M,T$t. k ;William Bratton Chandler, Jr., of 4203 Wood bridge Kd., Columbia. - IFTOU DON’T READ THE CHRONICLE . 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