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w Clinton, S. C„ Thursday, August 11, 1966 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE A4o Fraser Given Tea In Fountain Inn By Sirs. Caroline Coleman, • 4,< Fountain Iijn m Martin enterr Jed co#nplimenting a bride- gV^Misa Anne Fraser, of iiton. Miss Fraser, daugh- ter.df Ray. and Mrs. T. Lay- Urn, Fraser, will be married to wide H. mis, l}}, ApgupX l> Pf wM Pf Cii Wr ian Jrch of iCfifttyff. irs. arrive guests at it <jloor apd presented tbfem to mfB 11*; living rftopi. cppaposing t». receiving Un.e ypjfi Mrs. per ^anp, jjie ^ide- el f, ct > pd her rofc, F i® s u er - .TOff?f^ c t’ s rr jther^' Mlrs. f; J a pop If. ^ ^ lls , of ^W^W-^epi, N 'C. - — r he . Martin hopie \yas pec- o|(ded throughqpt witfi ‘ar- r^ hgements pf psp apd car- n (ions eptipppsizpig a motif oj ' ■“ " ‘ m wpere tfie tea tple dec- Mons repealed ^e pppyaii- mofii. A dotfi ,of fine lin- n Wrmt ^ der^p appltoups were jpm f flowers scppoped ered in pa hpld- a ,d e s t a' 1 Afrangp'ment of e roses, denbaie pink pture chrysppfijemupns, iacy tern. w^fe [es Were emp'ri ik. Silyer ca ivory candies, jte tubeposea pp<f lacy fern, drs. Jofin WJpn McCarter, fipib Pgffe l from a Mrs.^ DAyid Ijepderson, and Mrs. wf jfeipfb Pedep poured pipk i&pch frojtt a massive silyer bowl at ope end of the table. Assisting in entertain ing in tftje dining rooip were Mrs. Martin Miller anpi .Mrs. J6y Jq|hnson' v pf Spart^mbprg; Misses caroiyn, Anna Marie, aiu Mary Kay Mapiin.' ffiey s^ved party sandwiches, cfj^ese paters,’ nihio-mix mipts and cake squares re peating the motif of pipk and wmte. “ - -- rs Sheriff Johpson And Bricfe-Elect Entertained Here 'Mr- apd Mrs. t CfiarJ,es Hamp- top Jqjhp^on were hosts to‘a iovejy papty ^pturday evpa- -f 1 ?' at W TF n Fp- y# 1 WW’ mw wc b Pmil' EMM' in mp r $ y #apb Alipn Pf h and Laur.cps Sheriff, E. Eugene nson of Laurens, whose rpprpiage will be an event of August 14th, at the Raburn .Cr£Ck Paptist Cpurch. Greeting tpo gu ( ests as they sffiM *>*$*&' k°w s of six tp pine P’clocjjc wps Miss Inez Tucker of Thornwell. She presented them to the receiv ing lihp composed ,of'M r - an d Mrs. Johnson and the bride and groom-to-be, along with their wedding attendants, Mrs. Pelham Ridgeway of Honea Path, the bride-elect’s sister who will be matron of honor, and Randolph Johnson of Kin- ards, the groom-elect’s broth er, whom he chose to be best man. A yellow and green color note was most attractively used in floral and food dec orating. Gracing each of the party tables were forest green linen covers. The bride’s ta ble was arranged with a bou quet of yellow rose buds flanked on either side with brass candlesticks holding yel low burning tapers. Sand wiches, nuts, mints, cheese straws, and decorated cake squares were attractively ar ranged on the table. Assisting in serving were Mrs. Claude Crocker, and Miss Jenelle Spence of Clinton. The punch table was ar- S T IE Q- ‘‘Dinner-for-Eight” ALSO: Dinner-for-Four, SAVE $25. Dir.nepfpr-Tyelve, SAVE $75. Don’t wait another day! There’s no better time than now to enjoy the elegance of lovely Corham Sterling bh youp Very own dining table. If you act quickly, you can own a complete service-for- eight — at substantial savings! Service includes eight 4-pieco place settings (place knife, place fork, teaspoon, individual salad fork) plus butter serving knife, sugar spoon, two table Or serving spoons and silver storage chest. ^">4 For a Limited Save $50. —Shield. Portrait MRS. MELVIN BRICE McKEOWN, JR. GAINES-McKEOWN VOWS SPOKEN AT BROAD ST. CHURCH SATURDAY JOIN OUR CLUB PLAN No Down Payment • No Carrying Charge Immediate Delivery • No Federal ,, Tax on Gorham Sterling TARNISH- ratviNTivr Silvia CHEST Included in Set. Miss Melinda Sue Gaines be- a lace bolero jacket accented came the bride of, Melvin with pearls. Her veil was held Brice McKeown, Jr. of York, by a peau de soie crown, and Saturday at 3:00 p.m. in a ser- she carried rose buds on a vice conducte dby Reverend Bible. Edwin W. Rogers at Broad The couple will live at 363 ranged wi a spray of y ell °w Street Methodist Church. McCelvey Street in York. roses and mums accented with , . • , a five-branched brass candel- ^ rs - McKeown is the daugh- abrae and yellow tapers to ter of Mr and Mrs. Virgil Lee McDaniel-Faris one side. The punch bowl, Gaines of 65 Sunset Boulevard, placed to the other was filled a ®degree in wth green punch topped with En S lish from Presbyterian floating green grapes and F' ol ! eg f slices of lemon and lime. As OFFER ENDS OCTOBER 5, 1966 , J. C. THOMAS, Jeweler CLINTON JOANNA B.A. from and will teach York Junior High School. at Vows Spoken Laurens — Dr. Robert S. Cooper and Joseph McCutchen officiated at the wedding of Miss Ernestine Dukes McDan iel and Henry Milos Paris, Jr. PIC N PAY shoe MP 8 - tmH LEE FRADY HAYES-fRADY RITES SOLEMNIZED „M rs - Jim Peden anjiJ, tylrs m&W AT JOANNA CHURCH ss Betsy aptf Susan M c ' Joanna — A diamond pin Bridal attendants carried * pink and white Which her bridegroom had giv- crescents of pii in Charge of the guests f Q ;»• ‘ x? carnations and Istry. *"• ' en her accented Mj ss Nancy v |4rs. $R?ney Sniith bade the Sue Hayes’ embossed taffeta Mr Frady works for chem . guests gocjjibye at the porch dress when she exchanged strand in Greenwood; he and dobr of jjie den. marriage vow .Upon per arrival, the bride- L ee Frady of 310 Sims St. mire Road. She fs a 1966 gra lectwNas presented a corsage Sunday at 3 p.m. at Joanna duate 01 Clinton High School, of-mtfnlt- rosebuds centered Pentecostal Holiness Church. wj£h\a nunjature bride, com- t was ing^bex- .white sheath sisting at this table were Mrs. Mr. McKeown is the son of Allen Simmons, Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Brice Wickham, and Mrs. Elsie McKeown, Sr. of Route 4. Morton of Clinton. Chester. He holds a B. A. de- Saturday at 7:30 p.i. . nt the At other points of interest gree in English from Furmar- First Baptist Church, in the lake home were yellow University and a bachelor of floral arrangements in keep- tows degree from the Univer- socia f han ing with the color note. The sit y ° f South Carolina. He is center of attraction was the the firm of Finley and fire place to the center back McKeown. of the room which was dec- Mrs. Donald Hampton Beck- Bedenbaugh were maid and orated with two nine-branched nell of Landrum attended her brass candelabrae trees and sister as matron of honor. Mrs. . . burning yellow tapers. Mag- Robert Heinlein of Chester, wore pin or- no jj a leaves graced each side the groom’s sister, was , „ ... , _ of the mantel centered with bridesmaid. They wore yellow ^ e .’ i. 0 x, 0rm o r S .f n " an arrangement of marigolds, linen dresses and carried bou- ra J c ame ’ 1SS Sandra A reception followed in the Miss Dianne Chandler of Hemingway and Mrs. Furman Ott, Jr., the former Anne matron of honor. Also attending the bride were Mrs. Robert Ballenger DISCOUNTS We're ready now with every beck • to • school shoe need in the book, and then- some! Our low discount prices make especially good reading — and buying! Back-to-school starts hero. A huge gold tray filled the uets of daisies. . , m . a . rr i?. g . C J . V0 ” 5 „*“,J! a " y ^ W “: taside or iho fire place accent- Mr. McKeown was his son’s ed with magnolia leaves, best man. The groom’s broth- Tedder of Timmonsville, Miss Carolyn Griffith of Charles ton, Miss Jane Myers, Eliza- ers7jo"hn Hugh “and "Robert ^ hton ’ J™ 0 - Miss Alice Wi toVjtin cathedral Mr. and Mrs. Payne which swept to each side of the hearth. Eugene McKeown of Chester, Assisting inside the home served as ushers. Mrs. James ss'dmbftridered with oink length ' Her vei ! was edged Entertained Friday were Bob Black, Claude Croc- Pitts presented organ music Jr.. Bernard Armstrong, both « ^ with la ce, matching the crown Horacp Pavne ker * Mr - and Mrs - R °y Smith, and accompanied the vocalist, of Columbia, Edd Sheriff of Jr weTe complimented with Mr - *”<* Mrs. Bobby Mead- Lewis Moss of York. Greenville, Parks Booker, a dinner party last Friday ows, and Mr. and Mrs. James The bride given in marriage ” a rold c . H a X C ’ evenins Aue 5 ar the Rov Von Hollen of Clinton; Mrs. by her father, wore an ivory Michael Welborn, Charles " Honea Path; peau de soie dress which fea- Jones, all of the State Medi- Greenwood. Hosts for the oc- crown An orchid cov- ereinier Bible* pproximiely 150 guests J* Adams and Miss Sadie Young. UShers were Thomas Cox, Ladies’ and Teens’ "TURK-TOE" FLATS Big (election o* NEW FALL STYLES end COLORS. SoFt, leether-like up- ' J pert. Cowboy h e e 11. Sixes 5-10. were invited from Clinton, f, n rs / re arnson Q as q ue > s cottage i on Lake 4 ames Epps, dfeenwoddvf Laurens, Gray w^ftS Greenwood. Hosts for the oc- Miss Peggy Jean Werts, Co- tured a bell shaped skirt and (Continued on page 4) rit, SmpeonvilJe, Fountain a f 5ri „ lllHo/1 casion were Mr. and Mrs. Ric- and ^ s ' Kenneth Ion and the Fairview com Children’s and Infanti’l “Ghillie-Tie” OXFORDS Picnic Enjoyed $y Young Family St. Her attendants included Mrs. Ann Franklin of Cliston, matron of honor; Miss Jean Jennings of Kinards, hard Casque of Dillion. Baht, Simpsonville. ean Six couples, friends of the Inv h iting the H gue , sts l , t on 1 to 1 ^ henorees were present and porch above the h S hte d lake Miss nonorees, were present, and were Dr M A Macdonald Marian Frady of Waynesville, enjoyed a three-course din- pres i dent of Thornwell and N. C„ bridesmaids; Miss EU- »«*> » »' Mre MacdonSdL s" zabeth Ballard, flower girl, conversation. Members of the Young fam- and Miss Sheila Gilliam of p i P 1 V, ily enjoyed a picnic Sunday Grpenville, vocalist. rOlSOn-yxranaiTl at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Frady is the son of Mr. Mrs. Effie Gray of C Watts Davis and Mrs Rufus Clarence Fra- announces the marria ing on the porch were Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Trammell, Gene Lucas, Clinton; and Ralph C. , *u • in 0n i Prater, Joanna. Miss Gayle Watts Davis. and Mrs. Rufus Clarence Fra- announces the marriage of Werts of silverstreet niece of but of town members en- dy of Waynesville, N. C. His her daughter, Carrol Ann Pol- the g room _ e i ect presided at joying the occasion were Mr. best man was Thomas Fergu- son > to Ernest Gerald Gra- the g Uest reg j s tor Mrs John and Mrs. John C. Henry and son of Candler, N. C. Ray ham on July 29 at the home Dowdle of Clinton‘presided at Mr. and Mrs. Craig Purcell of Farmer, Richard Trotter and of Uyviiev. Roscoe Bryan, ^ DUnch tflh , th nnr( , h Salisbury, N. C„ and Dr. and W. S. Summer ushered, with 313 Davis St., Clinton. oCs a«isUng were Johr* %s. Frank Wyman of Co- Rev. Floyd Brewer officiat- Dowdle, Mr. and Mrs. D. S. lambia ’ Too Late to Classify Tem P le ton, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Thomas, Robert Wickham, FOR SALE — 1964 Mobile and Bill Phelps of Clinton. Home. Call Ray Kelly, 833- Some 800 guests attended 2113. All-lp the occasion. Among those —, ——-—present were the bride-elect’s FOR SALE—Acre lot. Jacobs p aren t s ,Mr. and Mrs. Guy A. Highway (behind Col. Lott), B^bb of Honea Path. PRESCRIPTIONS PROMPT, ECONOMICAL PRESCRIPTION SERVICE “Serving This Area 82 years” We Give S & H Green Stamps Youngs Pharmacy North Broad Street Long-wearing genuine in jection molded • o I e s. Soft, leather - like uppert. Children'! BVi-4, Infante' 4V4-S. • • Dial 833-1220 SENSATIONAL... Ladies’OTeens’l “MOHAWK M0C” LOAFERf Top quality. G a n u i n a "Hand - Whipped". Bel- LjWj ill gion linen vamp. Corda PJ and Black leather trim, M m Cowboy heel. Six#! | 4 Vi-10. 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