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Gbifion, 9 Thursday, November 3, 1966
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Hollis-Bowen Rites
Are Announced
Mrs. Emily C. Hollis and
Lewis powen of Enoree were
united in marriage Friday,
October 28 in the Chapel of
the First Presbyterian
Church of Easley by the Rev.
Robert Reynolds.
They will make their home
in Enoree where Mr. Bowen
is superintendent of River-
dale Mills.
Zone Meeting To
Be In Waterloo
“A Day Apart” for Zone
2, Greenwood District, Wom
an’s Society of Christian Ser
vice, will be held Sunday, No
vember 13, at 2 oc’lock at
the Waterloo Methodist
Church.
Mrs. Niles Clark, who was
sent by the hoard of missions
to Africa, will tell of her ex
periences on this trip.
lands had b b e n conquered
from time to time by the
Turks, Genoese, Romans,
Egyptians and Barbarians.
Mrs. Taylor said that Science,
art and literature began with
the Greeks.
Following the program a
salad course, cookies, and
coffee were enjoyed.
Garden chrysanthemums in
shades of pink and camellias
adorped Mrs. Stdler’s home.
Miss Black To
Be In Auditions
- Ame Lou Black, senior at
Converse College, Spartan
burg, has eebn chosen to rep
resent Converse at Music
Teacher Association auditions
at Winthrop College this week
end. On Friday she will, give
a 30 minute program and will
participate in a workshop on
Saturday with Bela Nage of
Boston University. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert F. Black.
Study Club Meets
With Mrs. Sadler
Methodist WSCS,
Circles To Meet
“Grecian Isles” was the
subject of the Studjt Club pro
gram Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. R. E. Sad
ler Sr. with Mrs. George W.
Taylor giving a program pre-
paed by Mrs. Thornwell Dun
lap. ' ' '
Mrs. Taylpr discussed the
ancient' history of Rhodes,
Kos, Crete, Sampthraee, Cor
fu and their tourist attraction.
She mentioned how these is-
Monday, Nov. 14, the Wes
leyan Guild and circles of the
Woman’s Society of Christian
Service of Broad Street Meth
odist Church will meet jointly
in a Thanksgiving service at
7:30 in Hodges Hall.
The annual Thanksgiving
offering for Epworth Orph
anage will be taken at this
time.
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Iris Club Has
Fall Workshop
A fall workshop with mem
bers bringing dried materi
als and working together was
the program planned for the
October meeting of the Iris
Garden Club held at the home
of Mrs. Stewart Sanford last
Wednesday afternoon, Octo
ber 26. Mrs. O. B. Miller was
co-hostess.
UDC Meet At
Whitten Village
The Stephen D. Lee Chap
ter of the United Daughters
of the Confederacy will meet
November 3 (tonight) at 7:30
, elusion of an internal agree- answer to Vietnam, that’s just
Lou Thomas Williams, Dor- „ the beginning.”
othy Kennington, Sara Cole- .. Fllender Senator
man, Phillip Miller, Willie Lyndon Johnson, President: E1,ender ’ benator
Roger Boyd, Jr., Elizabeth “I ask for your prayers, i ’
Ann Price, Pearle Veal, Al- shall dp my best to advance George Brown, British For-
ice S. Cielueh, Dolly McCra- the cause of peace and hu- eign Secretary:
vey, Mrs Pearle Fallow and man progress.” <lWe believe that the only
baby girl, Corine S. Cooper, ‘
Elsie Choice Charles Hipp Robert Kennedy, Senator feasible solution (to the Viet-
Walter Barker, Mary Spann’, (P-N.Y.): nam war) is a logical settie-
Booker T. Burton, Cassand- *' “ Just 6 ettin 8 to the nego- ment reached through nego-
ra F. Suber, Stewart ft. Han- bating table is hardly the tiations.”
Lena
son, L>ena C. Cooper, Betty
M; Rollins, Sarah L. Harris,
Virginia Smith, D o r c u s
Hicks, Ruby Johnson, Larry
Joe Barker, Connie F. Young,
Samuel Foster, Clara M a. e
Wesley, paflene Horten, Ro
sa Satterfield.
Laurens: Pauline Walker,
Alice Motte, James D. Byrd,
Baby boy Shelton, Lisa A.
Brannon. :
Joanna:- Irene Starnes, Ru
by Lewis, Carl Norris, Ken
neth Chalk. Peggy. Howe,
Cdrlton Ee« Wehurtt
Whitmire: Jackie Seymore.
Cross Hill: Bertha L. Mc-
Nder. ■ ’ ■ • . *
Chicago, 111.: Evelyn Wil
burn. • " j ' • ! •
Final test
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MRS. CAROL DUVALL COMPTON
WUXARD-COMPTON RITES HELD
AT ROCKY SPRINGS CHURCH
Clinton — Miss Juanita Re- John Bearden Willard of the
at the Whitten Village Par- becca Willard and Carol Laurens Highway, the bride
ents Club house. A memorial Duvall Compton exchanged wore delustered satin with al-
service will be held for Miss marriage vows at Rocky encon lace edging the Victor-
Sally Wright. Springs Presbyterian Church ian sleeves and raised waist-
Hostesses will be Mrs. A. Sunday at 3:30 p.m. A recep- line and extending down the
A. Ramage, Jr., Mrs. Asa ^ on f °l lowef l > n the follow- front of her A-line skirt. The
Davis and Miss Ruth Bailey. S ^'P h a H- They will live near Watteau train was chapel
Clinton. length. A pearl-embroidered
Horizon Clubs Mr s. Compton’s maid of ha,f - hat of elencon lace petals
tj _ __ >/T^+U^t-o. honor was her sister, Joan, an d poau de spie roses held
Honor Motnors « and-junior bridesmaid was h cr ve H*
ThS nifitlf gr^d?" Horizon Th£* groom’s niece, Miss Su- Bridesmaids wore pink peau
Club Girls complimented their S art Compton. de so,e dresses made like
Henry Fowler Secretary of
the Treasury: t ' .
“I am pleased td report... v
that the hfttionar.ecbjromy is
vigorous and thriving ”'
Andrei Gromyko, Soviet
Foreign Minister;
"It looks Bke- both , coun
tries are striving to reach
agreement iuid facilitate con-
...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!
mothers and
a tea party
teachers with
James Compton was
Monday after- man Larry and Jock Pen-
best t ^ ,e * 5r ' t ^ e s anc * carried pink
roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Compton are
noon, October 31, from 4:30 j an( j Laurens ushered, with ...
to 3:30 o’clock. The occasion ,n the mountains of North
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w^i held at the home of Mrs. Compton of Laurens - - ^ Carolina and Tennessee.
the groom’s brothers, George
. , „ , „, Compton of Laurc-ns and „ . t
Benjamine F. Ivey on E1 m SamueI Compton John Wil . graduate of Cecil s Business
Street Mrs. Ivey and Mrs. lard was junior usher. College in Spartanburg she
Powell Fraser are leaders of _ _ v ™ i w works in the office of Clinton
the group. Dr : Robert Bankhead was Mills An employe of Barks-
The oartv planned and ® fficiatiag clergyman. Mrs. Tree Corporation, he is
decorated the girls was JameS C ? mpt0 J n P/csented or- the son of Mrs . Samuel Ep-
ZXSm, nor- ISTew.^,,” Mrs ' °' < iT.5" on ' * h0 '’ VC *,X
al arrangements used in the JJ 8 j »jr RoUte L Clinton, and the laid
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Compton.
arrangements
living room and den. In the
dining room where tea, sand
wiches, and cookies were
served buffet style, a central
blue arrangement was used.
Chrysanthemums were used
in other rooms.
Girls taking part in the pro
duction were Susie Jacobs,
Elolse Fraser, Cindy Ivey,
Nancy Davis, Linda Suddeth,
Cathy Frady, Carol Perry,
Almeda Rogers, Deborah
Highlights .
From Clinton High
By KAYRAN COX
BOXWOOD COTTAGE
OPEN 19 A. M: TIL |
Rack day . -
Monday Thro Saturday' ' Boxwood Cottage
* ^ ^ flOO \u KAaih St-
809 w. fAatn st-
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iftTCRlORS • AOCESSORIBS • GIFTS
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‘A ^ompkt^l ine of New ind Different Christmas Decorations Now Available’
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This week at CHS has seen nesday the pictures of all
Farmer Susan Harmon,~Nan- many accomplishments. The clubs, senior superlatives and
cy Jones, and Julie Young. Sentinel staff, after much outstanding
, mil hard work, has succeeded in
whnstmas Table printing three
Settings Be Given
our subscribers enjoy read-
CHS’ers were
made. These pictures will
constitute part of the 1967
newspapers cii n ^ on i an w hich will be dis-
SparWing news for brides-to-be
from LENOX!
The Clinton Garden Clubs
will present “Christmas Ta- ing the Sentinel
as much as
ble Settings” on December we enjoy putting u out!
The freshmen are really
having a ball this week! They
6, from 2 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. ~ ^ ’ are all taking those long,
in Hodges Hall, Broad Street * * * drawn-out, tiresome achieve-
Methodist Church. The theme The annual staff, too, has men t and SCAT tests. Cheer
will be “MERRY CHRIST- been quite busy at Clinton up freshmen, you’ll get to
MAS - HAPPY NEW YEAR”. High. On Tuesoay and Wed- prove your IQ Be it gQod or
Tab|e settings, formal and in
formal, holidays and anniver- UgkCRltsI
saries, and a variety of ilUDpilal laCWD Well, fellow Clintonians,
themes will be on display. patients currently at Bailey aren,t we Proud of the Mighty
Committee Chairmen have 3 emor i a i Hospital: Re d ! They downed Newberry
been named as follows: Mrs. ^ j last week 26-6. This Friday
Marion Lawson. Schedule; „ C1 ‘" ton “ Mrs T Gert ^ ude they travel to Laurens to
Sun Bonnet Garden Club, Reckha ™:. conquer the Tigers, our life-
be it bad!
Mrs. Marc Weersing, Presi- J 1 / 15 ’ ^ rs ' ^[ ce long rivals. Go get ’em, Big
ctnaina• Mr* TiiHcnn Thompson, Mrs. Bertha Reg! We>re all behind you!
dent, staging; Mrs.
Brehmer, Publicity;
Judson
Mrs Jones -
Thelma Goggin,
Henderson Pitts, Hospitality; G ] aude Wl ' la r. d ’ ^ lber J A aron Hurchel Eugen e Mays, Mrs.
Mrs. Laura Mae Howard, ^ key ’ ^ da ^ SOa ’ Bertha S. Smith, Mrs. Caro-
Clean-Up; and W. G. King, ™ da rilnn n lyn B Merchant -
Refreshment. ^ 0 u j.. Kinards: Amos Payne, Mrs.
A wedding gift of Lenox will,
be cherished for a lifetime.
Lenox China—glowing,
translucent, flawless. And no\0
you can have hand-blown lead
Crystal hy Lenox. For elegant,
graceful dining. Choose your
preferences at our Wedding Gift
Registry to avoid duplications.
Gaskins, R. Henry McGee,
Presidents of the f our Mrs. Myrtle N. Gilliam, Mrs.
Lucinda Davis, Bobby Milt-.
Clinton Gardens Clubs are
Mary Metta Stone, Alvin
on Marler, Mrs. Sarah F. Da-
CHINA: Brookdale, delightfully
graced hy a flowery-ring
of orange blossoms, trimmed
with platinum.
5-piece place setting, $25.95
CRYSTAL: Brookdale, with a
matching accent on spring.
$5.95 each.
3-piece place setting, $17.95
Mrs. Morris Seymour, Yel- W ji bert Gilmore, Mrs. Sirli- yi8,
low- Jessamine, Mrs. Marc mer Pr i ce Edwards, Mrs. Is- Laurens: Thomas Suber,
Weersing, Sun Bonnet, Mrs. abella stac khouse, Mrs. Ann- Mrs - Mamie Carlisle.
Clarence Stinnett, Carolina ie B Milam, Ruby V. Bruce, Newberry: Carlisle J. Hum-
WreOn and Mrs. Alen Young, Florence P. Campbell, phries.
Ifls. Mts. Amanda G. Johnson, Cross Hill: Henry Marshall
This is the first time the Cynthia Owens, Mrs. Fran- Wilkie.
Clinton Garden Clubs have C es Owens, Mr?. Margaret Mountville: Ruth B. Stokes,
undertaken a project of this q. Davis, Mrs. Barabara'A. Redondo Beach, Califor-
kind, and every effort is being Medli n, Jimmie Daniel nia: Mrs. Ruth Harmon Mo-
made to have an educational Jones, Mrs. Gazzie Mary Nof- bley.
program as well as beauty r i S| Mrs. Barbara A. Barnes, Discharges:
for the people of Clinton and Mrs. Essie Lee Taylor, Mrs. Clinton: John Earl Thom-
the surrounding towns. Eva D. Ferguson, Mrs. Ma- as, Jr;, William D. McWatt-
No admission is being rie Baker, Mrs. Lillian F. er,s, Sarah Dunaway and ba-
charged. A silver offering will Black, Mrs. Nellie F. Case, by boy, Wayne Womble Fran-
be taken. ’ Joanna — Mrs. Maggie Hill, ces Morgan Mary Strickland,
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