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I II THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Clinton, S. C., Thursday, August 18,196* the bride and groom, theuugreen streamers, dresses were of yellow dotted Given 1^ marriage by her swiss embroidered with mint brother, David H. Jones, she green. Their headdresses were was attired in a bridal satin made of matching satin ribbon gown with lace appliques, bows entwined with dainty The full skirt ended in a flowers and satin streamers, chapel train. Her veil of 11- Miss Timberlake carried a lusion and Chantilly lace was colonial bouquet of yellow worn mantilla style. She car- and white daisies with white ried a bouquet of daisies and streamers. The flower girls pearls and pale sweetheart carried baskets of yellow and roses with white streamers, white daisies with forest The bride is a graduate of Peace Junior College and will attend Lander College In the fall. Her husband will be a senior at Presbyterian Col lege. After a trip to Michigan and Indiana, the couple will reside in Clinton. CAKE CUTTING On Friday evening, prior to the wedding, the bride’s parents entertained the wed ding party, relatives and guests with a cake-cutting at their home. Centering the bridal table was the three-tiered wedding cake, iced in white and ac cented with t yellow roses. To one end of the table the punch bowl filled with green punch was used in keeping with the yellow and green motif. Mrs. Margaret Evans, the bride’s aunt, assisted in serving punch. Mrs. J. F. Roberts Laurens — Mrs. Laura Beck Roberts, 86, died Sun day' at 9:45 a.m. after sever al years of illness. Native of Madison County N. C., daughter of the late James Samuel and Nancy Wells Beck, she lived in Lau rens since 1919 and was a member of Central Methodist Church. Surviving are two sons, Fred T. and Frank H. Robj- erts of Laurens; three dauglv- ters, Mrs. Gertie Mae Brook^ of Hot Springs, N. C., Mra. J. H. Lyons of Laurens and Mrs. F. C. Chumley of Green wood; 36 grandchildren and 73 great-grandchildren. v Funeral services were con* ducted Monday at 5 p.m. cA Kennedy-TVlortuary by Rev. Francis H. Gossett and Rev. J. C. Forrow. Burial was in City View Cemetery. MRS. JOHN ANDREW COBB, III MARTHA WHITTEN BRANDT AND MR. COBB UNITED IN MARRIAGE Greenwood — Miss Martha Whitten Brandt and John An drew Cobb, III, exchanged wedding vows Friday at 5 O^clock in the Episcopal Church of the Resurrection. A reception followed in the parish house. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Leon Joseph Brandt Jr. of 214 Jane way Ave. and' the late Mr. Brandt. Her grandfather, Dr. B. O. Whit ten of Clinion, gave her in tharriage. The groom is the Bon of Mr and Mrs. John A. Cobb Jr. who live on Monta gue Avenue Miss Susan Brandt was her sister’s maid of honor. Brides maids were Miss Ann Mcln- tpsh of Asheboro, N. C. and Miss Barbara Warner. Lltile Miss Deanna Lee was flower girl. The attendants’ dresses were fashioned of mint green dotted swiss with empire waist band ed in velvet ribbon forming a bow in the back and elbow- length sleeves edged in lace. Their headpieces were of mint Hlusion and each carried a bouquet of white marguente daisies, stephe.notis and ivy. Miss Lee’s dress was designed of white dotted swiss with em pire waist banded in lace in sertion and mint green vel vet ribbon. The groom’s father was best tnan. Ushers were Russel M. Lawrence and Brooks Bannis ter. Master George C. Lee, III was ling bear.v. Rev. William L. Hicks, pas tor, heard their marriage vows. Nuptial music was pre sented by Mrs. Forrest Jones. The bride’s formal length gown was fashiontd of Venice lace bodice with square neck line and Kaboka sleeves. From the empire waist the skirt formed an A-line of imported organza over peau-de-soie. The chapel train was designed of same material flowing from the empire back encir cled with lace. Her headpieca was of French organza and satin bow with bridal illusion falling shoulder length, she carried a Topiary bouquet of stephantois, pompom chrysan themums centered with a white orchid and ivy. The Cobbs plan a trip to Jekyll Island. Ga. before going to live at 164 Stanford Avenue in Barnesville, Ga. Mr. Cobb is a student at Gordon Mili tary College there. His bride attended Columbia and Lan der college. Among wedding guests from Clinton were Dr. and Mrs. Roy Suber, Dr. and Mrs. D. O. Rhame, Mrs. R. C. Adair Sr., Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Adair Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Claude Crocker, Mr, and Mrs. Horace Horton and Dr. and Mrs. Judson Davis. MRS. JAMES LAWSON RITCHIE, IV loss JONES, MR. RITCHIE SPEAK Wedding vows on Saturday Southern Pines, N. C.—Miss dith Annette Jones, daugh- of Mrs. Delle Weaver les. became the bride of Lawson Ritchie, IV, Saturday afternoon at o'clock. The vows were heard by Julian Lake in Brownson o r 1 a 1 Presbyterian . Wedding' music' was ;ed by Miss Lorraine tnd Mrs. •Jbltn'Hal’rhdn’’ them Pines. Larry W. Evans, cousin of the bride, was chosen as best man. Ushers were Rodney Pleasant and Joseph Hlott, Jr., classmates of Mr. Ritch- ie. The bride chose her class- tnate at Presbyterian Col lege, Miss Timi Timberlake of Arlington, Va., as maid oT * Honor. ' Other attendants included the flower girl;, MfsSeS * Dianna Jones and Robin Lisa Ritchie, sisters- of SCHOOL Come see, come save on all your Back-to-Fall needs! Shop every department for new fashion ideas, old favorites! No Ironing Needed! Discover Texture, Col ors Blended With Fortel Glen Ayre Slacks in Plaids and Checks. Shirts in Paisleys or Pastel Ox. fords. Blended of 50% Fortel and 50% Cotton. Machine Washable Tum ble Drying. Comes out as smooth as new. 4.00 5.00 THE SHIRT DRESS Tiny pleats, classic Bermuda collar, full-full skirt. The pretty flower prints, the crisp organized look of checks always get admiring glances round th^ classroom. 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