The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, September 29, 1966, Image 5
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Clinton, & C., Thursday, September 29, 1966
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Golf Association
Meet October 4
^The Lakeside Ladies’ Golf
Association will meet on Tues
day, October 4. Come and play
s?olf and bridge. Call Mrs. C.
W. Copeland for reservations
by October 2.
Given Barbecue
On Birthday
On Sunday afternoon, Mr.
and Mrs. Willie Cannon en
tertained at an outdoor bar
becue for their brother-in-law,
Jerry Holland, who was cele
brating his birthday.
Present for the occasion
were Mrs. J. H. Crowe, Mr.
and Mrs. W. O. Holland, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Crowe, Mrs.
Sara Jenkins, Mrs. Beverly
Werts and Beth Lynn Jenkins,
Teresa Foster and Johnny
Cannon, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Cannon, Jeff and Keith, and
Mrs. W. D. Bagwell.
Out of town guests included
Mr. and IVJrs. Cecil Walker,
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Harmon,
Mr. and Mrs. Callie Hill, Mr.
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^Fercjueron of Greenwood. Bryant-CulbertSOll
fcf > ^ Mr. Young is the son of the n , f r i
'Wm 4 late Mr and Mrs. George Kites in December
attended The Citadel. He is
presently attending Spartan
burg Junior College and is
Christopher (Kit) Young of The Rev. and Mrs. M. A. employed by Deering-Milliken
I'Clinton. He had been a farm- Bryant of 781 Reidville Road, Research Company.
| L ‘ r an( l c 't-y policeman, re- Spartanburg, announce *he en- -rj . .
cently resigned as City Re- gagement of their daughter, Hampton AV©. r iA
corder. He is an elder emeri- Rita Ann, to Harold Young On TllP^HriV
nf the First Presbyterian nns 1
The Hampton Avenue Par
ent Teachers Association will
tus of the First Presbyterian Culbertson of 605 South Con-
Church, having served as an verse St., Spartanburg, son of
elder 45 years. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Y. Culbert-
The Youngs were married son Jr. of North Broad Street, jp eet next Tuesday evening,
at her home in Greenwood on Clinton. 0ctober 4 < in ** 8ch ° o1 audl ‘
winter wedding is being t,0 ^ um ' ,
L. P. McGee. plained for December 17 at , T* 10 P ro S rarn will be given
They live in one of the old- th^Park Hills Baptist Church by Herman Jackson and R E
iney nve in one oi me oia . 7 S . . ^ Martin on School Transporta-
est houses in town. Built by m^Spartanburg. tion ; The president, Ralph Te-
be laU ; « N f S- Young in the bride-elect is a gradu- dard encourageg all parpnts
the middle of the 19th cen- ate of Spartanburg High t o attend, and if have not join-
ury in the style of the Revo- School and is now attending ed the association to do so at
lutionary War period. It fac- Spartanburg Technical Educa- this meeti The 8choo , stu .
es the Presbyterian College tional Cen er. She is employed d and teachers need thc
n '"~" They have sixteen with Smith Wholesale Drug
Plaza,
grandchildren.
MR. AND MRS. YOUNG
MISS MARTHA JANE JOHNSON
JOHNSON-LYNCH ENGAGEMENT
Savannah, Ga. — Mr. and seph Conklin of Charleston, S
Mrs. Garrard Johnson an- C.
nounce the engagement of their . Miss Johnson was graduated
daughter, Martha Jane,
"Reunion Time"
For Garden Club
MR. AND MRS. HENRY M. YOUNG , M " “ ar5h f B ; ,,w " assist ’
OBSERVE 50TH. ANNIVERSARY and Mrs. John T. Young pre-
Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Claude Crocker, Mr. and sented the program for the
and Mrs. Larry Walker and Young were given a 5Uth wed- Mrs - Jasper Rowland, Mrs. Sunbonnett Garikn Club at
children, and Mr. and Mrs. ding anniversary reception Horace Payne, Brig. Gen. eir irs a mee ing e
Orion Perrell of Laurens. Sunday afternoon from 3 to 6 (Ret.) and Mrs. B. F. Win
The honoree was presented at their home at 508 South gard ol Clinton and Colum
a lovely green and yellow Broad Street, with about 500 Mr.
birthday cake and rememb- persons attending,
ranees from those present. Hosts included the Youngs’
i t-,1 ■ o. children, Henry
bnae-tiect Ufiven Young of Clinton, George
Dinner Saturday Christopher Young of Spar-
Company in that city.
The groom-elect is a Clin
ton High School graduate and
support of all parents.
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Final test
Monday afternoon, September
26, at the home of Mrs. Marc
and Mrs. Chris Weersing on South Broad
Adair, Jr., Mrs. John W. Lit- Street, with Mrs. Phil Rogers
tie, Miss Ella Little McCra- as assistant hostess.
Meadors ry * Miss Mar y Catherine Mrs. Weersing, the club
Hanna of McCormick, Mrs. president, presided, and wel-
J. B. Speake, Miss Agnes corned new members, Mrs. M.
Davis, Mrs. Raymond Pitts, E. Bethea, Mrs. John Dani-
Miss Anne DuPre, bride- an a ®’ ' .. R Mrs. Julian Coleman and luk, and Mrs. William Hen-
elect of Abbeville was honored a 1 e ry l F i , Mrs. Carroll Sance with ry. Mrs. Mack Williams, also
a family dinner party Sat- „ am ^ If u Mr. and Mrs. O. Duckett a new member, could not be
to ^ ro ” fl Mary s Academy urday eV ening at the Cecil ReV j ^' 1 T aV * S fnm. Adair, Mr. and Mrs. Milling present. Two visitors were also
William losenh Lvnch Jr son ^ 0 ii, e3 ^ S j * em Wilson home by her great aunt, ” an 0 ’ 15 ’ Blalock of Columbia. welcomed, Mrs. Andrew Har-
WHliam Joseph Lynch Jn, son plo y ed by the Credit Bureau Mrs Morgan Todd and her Hies.
ol Mr. und Mis. Williuni Jo- 0 f Savannah. • ; aa t u d An arranppmpnt nf poIH
seph Lynch, Sr. of Savannah, cousins.^ Mrs. John Roseboro - An arrangement of gold
Mrs.
Ga.
’ The future bridegroom is the and iCi rs Everett Carson of chrysanthemums and gladi- ‘ _ Mnnrr . p Th
grandson of the late Judge and Gastonia, N. C. oli in the sanctuary of tne Walkor and Mr and Mrs was .
r i he bride elect is the grand- Mrs John E Schwarz of S a- p un ch was served in the First Presbyterian Church
Waldo Johnson Sr and Mrs ^ annah and the late Mr. and den . A s the guests were in- Sunday was given by the Mrg Lewis Scruggs of Mc . Reunion-. Arrangements were
waiuo jonnsou, or. auu mis. Thomas F. Lynch of vited into the dinine room family in memory of the cou- „ • , j k. j u u r
Johnson of Clinton, a n d the TT nle' B dnoehter Mr, Harrv Cormick, Mr. and Mrs. Gas- prepared by members of the
Additional out - of - town ker of Lynchburg and
guests were Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Foy of Joanna.
very unusual program
a flowerless show built
Jim Worth, all of Columbia; around the theme “A Family
Mrs. Lewis Scruggs of Mc- Reunion”. Arrangements were
lute Mr. and Mrs. Marion Jo-
Grady Wright,
Horticulturist, To
Lecture In Laurens
Grady Wright, noted horti- gj a . He is presently serving
culturisl and lecturer will give w jth the U. S. Army at Fort
demonstrations on Christmas sill, Oklahoma where he will
decorations, using native ma- enter Officers Candidate
terials, at the Laurens High school in November.
School auditorium on Thurs- The wedding will be solemn-
day, October 6, at 3:30 and i zed on October 29.
again at 7:00 p. m. Tickets will _ __ _
be on sale at the door and the MiSS D©lOUnCf To
charge is one dollar for each Rurke
demonstration. _
, Laurens — Miss Marie De-
Mr. Wright is a graduate of young of 3 Walker Avenue
Fort Screven. they joined hands as Mr. Car- Pie’s daughter, Mrs. Harry
Mr. Lynch was graduated son g avc the invocation. Williams (Nancy) and was
from Benedictine Military ” scven t e en guests were used in the receivin S room
Academy He attended Arm- s at smSl «bies cen- <he reception,
strong College and received tered with white wedding Gold and yellow flowers
his BBA degree in Accounting bells and pink carna tions. The were arranged in thte receiv-
from the University of Geor- bridc . elect - s place was mark- ing and dining rooms. The
ed with a corsage of pink car- living room was
nations. with roses from the gardens ^“wherry: Mrs. Oswald
A turkey dinner was served of Thornwell Orphanage, Mrs. Cope i and w 0 Miller Mr
buffet. • George Blalock Mrs. Ansel and Mrs ’ George Senn and
The honoree, whose wedding Godfrey Mrs. Nene Work- children> E i izabet h and Fos-
to Jay Motsinger of Green- man, and Mrs. A. C. Young. ter; and from Y ork; Mrs
wood will be an event of No- Receiving with the Youngs Gar j Hart and Mrs Arthur
vember, was remembered were their children and chil- Hart from Easley Mr and
with a silver bowl by the hos- dren-in-law. In the seated re- ^S’capd!, and Mrs. Chris
tesses. ceiving hne were^Mrs. tine Leferve and Miss
Out of town guests included Young s sisters, Mrs. Claude Lavton of Greenville
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. DuPre, Boyd of Savannah, and a " n 0 u te Ulc -
ton Gage of Orangeburg. club with each one to repre-
From Laurens: Dr. and sent a person who attended
Mrs. Felder Smith, Mr. and tbe reunion.
Mrs. J. R. Murff and Mr. During the social hour, a
and Mrs. W. A. Taylor; from served from the dining room
Whitmire : Mrs George dessert course with coffee was
Young, Otis Duncan and Mr. with Tiffaney roses in a silver
and Mrs. Joe Simpson; from bowl.
...for PET FRESH MILK! This one gets
passed every time ’cause there are 23 tests
for quality in every drop. Yes, everybody
likes PET... YOU BET!
Jean
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the University of Georgia and armounces t be engagement of Miss Mary Jo DuPre of Abbe- Mrs. Jack Scruggs of Me-
is one ol the first 32 accredit- hcr daugb ter, Wilma Joyce, ville; John Little Carson and Cormick, and Mr. and Mrs
,ed flower show judges in the to E d ch e Dean Burke, son of m^ss Sara Ellen Patrick both J. Ferdinand Jacobs.
ol fioorina. Up has mde- ___ . a* n _ _ . . — ~ .... _ . _ . . . . .
Mrs. Young is the former
Grace Ferqueron, daughter
of the late Mr. and Mrs. J.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Burke of 0 f Erskine College, Due West.
are
state of Georgia. He has judg
ed for a number of years in Roule I, Laurens. Both
numerous shows throughout jggg graduates of Ford High Mfc Holcomb
Georgia and on the Eastern s cboo i The wedding will take r< i m /--n r_
coast. Since 1934 he has work- , November 20 bpeaKS IO OlUD
ed closely with the garden P ' aCe ° n ™ vemDer Mrs Gary Holcomb was
clubs. He is presently engag- MlS. GleilTl Speaks the guest speaker for the Sep-
ed in the nursery and land
scape business in Dublin.
Homemakers, garden club
tion groups and civic clubs
timber meeting of the Yellow
Jessamine Garden Club. Her
topic, ‘‘Flemish Arrange-
iion groups ciuu eivit ..luua , . c ments , was most interesting
have round the Grady Wright .. and informative as «he Wd the
To Garden Club
Mrs. Rhett P. Adair and
Mrs. Laura Mae Howard were
demonstrations to be. interest
ing and practical. His work
meeting of the Carolina
Wrenn Garden Club held Mon-
emphasizes the use ol native 'hS'^ thcy can ln 0 "-' s homc
Other friends and relatives
helping *were Mr. and Mrs.
Henderson Pitts, Mr. and
Mrs. Rutledge Adair of Rock
Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Brooks
Owens, Mr. and Mrs. I. Mac
Aair, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Dow, Miss Nancy Owens, Dr.
and Mrs. Marshall Brown,
Mrs. J. M. Dick, Miss Lana
Copeland Dick, Mrs. Frank
..... ,,, , , Miller, Mrs. Rufus Sadler
origination of the Flemish per- Mr and Mrs Tom Leake
manont flowers and how use-
materials.
Mr. Wriglit's visit to Lau-
grove Street.
Mrs. Buford Glenn of 1 au-
Mr. and Mrs. Rcmbert Tru-
, , luck, ivir. and Mrs. Nathan
in creaUng their color harm- ljanna of McCormick) Mrs.
rens is being sponsored by rens was Hie guest speaker.
onv and personalities. Along JaiTlcs Moore ol Yorkj Mr
with her talk, she showed ar-
and Mrs. L. B. Massey of
the Future Homemaker Chap- Mrs . Glenn, former member colons one* Uemson * Mrs ’ W ’ C ' Bald *
f'an make and the different
style arrangement. At the con-
ters. This activity is used as a 0 f ^ be c i ub spo ke on “Gar-
civic project by Future Home- don Therapy”. Mrs Clarence
makers and admission charg- Stinnett, club president, wci-
es defray expenses of the dem- tome d two visitors, Mrs. Jee ^
onstration. eLake and Mrs. Walter Sig-
The working materials which man.
Mr. Wright uses will be on During the social hour a
sale at the door following each dessert course was served,
demonstration. The pieces Decorating the h.mie were
made during the afternoon and arrangemats of rose, in the
lus'on she gave r piceoserf
win, Misses Doris and Sadie
Young of Lancaster, Mrs.
Hubert Pitts, Mr. and Mrs.
J. J. Cornwall, Mrs. Hugh
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luskm she pavo recipes (or slmpS0n Mrs Nlna Vu „ cc
the marine of four different jjajjgy. Mrs. Banks Hayes of
-irrangcmerts.
Mrs. Mcrrs Seymour, pres-
d^nt. nresided durng the bus-
ness soss'on and welcomed
Ridgewood, N. J., Dr. and
i.*ro. Marc Weersing.
Also, Mr. and Mrs. George
H. Young oi Laurens, Mr.
i uuu uiimiintiw.ii. vt-v , 7 present She
evening will be sold as they living room and marigolds ^ nndUncpd the East piedmont aud Thomas ^cKeown
are completed. Door prizes and spider lillies in the en-
will be given at each session, trance hall.
District Garden Club Meeting
to be held in Rock Hill on
Thursday. Septemb°r 29.
Mrs. Judson Brehmer, civic
b'aut'f^at'on chairman, re-
nort'ng oi the club’s project on
S. Broad Street, stated that.. u
nlant ng of bulbs was needed ’
imm^d'ately and that cleaning
o!' th'* area needed attention.
She was given authority to .
ma!"' purchase of bulbs and „.
ox Cornwall, Dr. and Mrs.
George Blatock, Gen. (Ret.)
and mrs. Ansei Godfrey, Col.
(Ret.) and Mrs. Lykes Hen
derson, Mr. and Mrs. Fran
cis Blalocx, Rev. and Mrs.
Aared Bixler, Mrs. Chris
Dihard,
Mrs. Chaney Stone, Mrs.
'inad C. Johnson, Mrs. P. M.
Pitts. Mrs. Brunson Loadholt
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Clemson, Mr. and Mrs. Per
ry Moore, Mrs. W. C. Shealy,
nced'd plants and to assign
members certain months dur- u u; f D u ,
.. , . i . ,u Mrs. Irby Hipp of Rock Hil
ing the year to maintain the
garden area.
Also, Miss Almena Blalock
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positive protection
Mrs. W. C. Shealy, therapy of Converse College, Miss
cha’rman, assigned Mrs. F. ^tary Bell Davis, Miss Irene
yr Riggrs and Mrs. C. t. Henderson > Carol King
Thomason the month of Octo- and Miss Carol Young, all of
ber to continue the club's Winthrop College, Mrs. John
therapy project. Exhibitors for T. Young, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
the meet’ng were Mrs. W. G. Dam King, Mr. and Mrs. Ace
Kmg Sr. and Mrs. Randall Workman, Mrs. Pringle
Smith. The hostesses Mrs. Don Copeland, Mrs. Walter John-
Creighton and Mrs. E. W. Ro- son, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmot
gers served a dessert plate Shealy, Mr. and Mrs. D. B.
with coffee and tea during the Smith, Mr. and Mrs. William
social hour. Henry, Mr. ana Mrs.
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