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Clinton, 9. C., Thursday, No?tmb*r 24, I960
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figurinenised to each end of
the arrangement.
Members were seated at
setting marked with place
cards made of pine cone tur
keys. 1
MISS SHEALY
Shealy-Gronski
Engagemeilt
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ctis
Shealy of 204 Elm Street, an
nounce the approaching mar
riage of their daughter, Carol
Margaret to Sgt. John Edward
Cronski of Everett, Washing
ton. .Miss Shealy will fly to
Germany in early December
where* Sgt. Gronski is station
ed, bnd they will be married
in Basel, Switzerland. He is
the son^of'Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Gronski of 8909 Broadway in
Everett
Miss Shealy is a graduate
of Clinton High School and
attended the University of
South Carolina. She is pres
ently employed at Young’s
Pharmacy.
Mrs.jShecriy
Enfeitains Club
On Wednesday of last week,
Mrs. W. C. Shealy entertained
the members of the Idle Mo
ments Club with lunch at the
Cecil •'lyjlson home on An
sel Drive.
A three - course lunch was
served at 12:30 o’clock from
a prettily appointed table car
rying the Thanksgiving mo
tif. Centering the table was
a cornucopia with miniature
covered - wagons and dressed
Garden Clubs To
Meet Next Week
CAROLINA WREN
The Carolina Wren Garden
Club will meet at the home
of Mrs. J. R. Reynolds on
Monday afternoon, November
28, at 3:30 o’clock for a short
business session. From there
they will travel to the Oak
land Shop to tour the gift
store where Christmas Ideas
and decorations will be dis
played.
YELLOW JESSAMINE
The Yellow Jessamine Gar
den Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Judson Breh-
mer on S. Adair Street 5 Mon
day afternoon, November 28,
at 3:30 p.m.
Mrs. Ronald Burnside has
charge of the program
“Christmas Arrangements
and Ideas”. She has asked
members to bring to the
meeting arrangement and
Christmas •items th£y have
made. Also, members have
been asked to bring tray fa
vors to be sent' to the Veter
ans Hospital in Columbia.
Mrs. William Johnson will
be co-hostess.
Sun Baiwet
The Sun Bonnet Garden
Club will meet at. the home
of Mrs. John T. Young on
South Broad Street for their
November meeting. A Christ
mas Bazaar Tea is being
planned with Mrs. Lawrence
Warren, Chairman.
Hostesses assisting Mrs.
Young will be Mrs. Locke
Simons, Mrs .Johq Daniluk,
and Mrs. William Henry.
IBIS CLUB
The Iris Garden Club will
meet Wednesday, November
23, at 4 p.m. at the home of
Mrs. Arthur Benjamin on 602
Ferguson’ Street. Mrs. Odus
Young will be co-hostess.
“Christmas Ideas” will be
the program subject.
derson, of Asheville, N. C.; Caf" T .File Gifls
Mr. and Mrs. H. Glennie Tar- p,, r ,
box of Georgetown; Mrs. G. Oing DGIOre Earade
N. Foy^of Laurens; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Muller, execu-
Mrs. Taylor Martin, Mr. and tive director of the Clinton
Mrs. William Brooks Owens, Council of Camp Fire Girls,
Mrs. J. J. Cornwall, Mr. and Inc., announces that the
Mrs. James T. Addison, Mr. Camp Fire Girls will sing
and Mrs John A. Addison, Christmas Carols prior to the
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Addison, Christmas Parade, Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs. T. Heath Cope- December 1.
land, Mrs. Carroll W. Cope- The girls are asked to as-
land ) Mrs. Joan Adair, Mrs. semble with their leaders at
John T. Young, Mr. and Mrs. 3:15 p.m. in the center of
Robert P. Hamer, Mr. and town between the railroad
Mrs. Edgar Taylor, Mrs. tracks. George Brocken-
James A. Chandler, Mrs. S. brough will lead the group in
D. Dillard, Mrs. W. W. Har- singing the carols and Mrs.
ris, Dr. and Mrs Louis Stfe- Eva Land will be the ac-
phens, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. companiSt.
Hart, Mrs. J. W. Finney Sr.,
ANNOUNCING THE OPENING
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MILLIE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE
Davidson Street
COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE AT ITS BEST
MILDRED KINARD, Owner
Dial 833-2385 For An Appointment
MRS. WILLIAM LLOYD PRICKETT
MISS BOLICK BECOMES BRIDE OF
LT. PRICKETT IN CHURCH RITES
Mrs Raymond Pitts, Miss Ag- ^
nes Davis, Mrs. Horace D.
Payne, Sr., Mrs. James M.
Dick, The Rev. and Mrs. A.L.
Bixler and Dr. and Mrs. Wil
liam R. Turner, of Clinton.
Assisting in serving were
Misses Janet Hamer, Anne
Addison t Amy Lou Black, Al-
mena Blalock, Peggy Smith,
Janice Pinson, and Sara Sad
ler.
The bride’s table was cov
ered with a handsome cro
cheted cloth made by her pa
ternal grandmother. The ta
ble was centered with a wed
ding cake encircled with
white camellias and flanked
with silver candelabra.
The refresh nent table was
covered -vith *’ hit • organdy
an ’a- clot ?r jreen taf
feta, auorned with white
lighted candles in silver can
delabra and a silver epergne
filled with white chrysanthe
mums and greenery carrying
out the color scheme of green
and white. u
Later in the evening the
couple left for a wedding trip
A lovely wedding of wide George Richard Buford, of to the mountains of North
social interest was that of Clinton, was he r sister’s ma- c aro |j na . Upon returning
Miss Dixie Moorhead Bolick Iron of honor. Miss Regina w j|j ^ at h ome j n R oc k
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. June Prickett, of Atlanta, sis- Hm For traveling the bride
Julian Stevenson Bolick, of ter of the bridegroom, and wore a stunning white wool
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CLINTON JOANNA
Holiday Dance
Saturday, Nov, 26
8:00 to 11:30 P. M.
AT THE
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MENTION
Mrs. Frank Kellers spent
several days last week in
Washington, Ga., with the
Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Cook.
Spending the holiday week
end with Rev. and Mrs. E. W.
Rogers will be their son, Ed
die, a freshman at Duke Uni
versity, Durham, N. C., and
their daughter, Mickey, a
student at Columbia College,
Columbia.
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Clinton,• and William Llyod Miss Amanda Moorhead, of ,j ress w nh tan coat and ac-
Prickett, of Atlanta, Ga. The Houston, Texas, cousin of the cessor i es n er corsage was
wedding took place at 4:00 p. bride, were bridesmaids. 0 f w hd.e roses.
m. f Saturday, November 19 They wore identical ankle- Among the out of town
in the First Presbyterian length dresses of mortar chif- g Uests attending the wedding
Church of Clinton. The Rev. fon with bodices of moss- were M r an( i Mrs. A. L.
A. L. Bixler, pastor, and the green lace. They carried bou- prickett, Sr., Mrs. Homer R.
Rev. Dr. William Redd Tur- quets of yellow chrysanthe- Sanford, Ben Adair Mr and
net, pastor emeritus, official- mums apd English ivy. tyiss Mrs Charles H. English Jr.,
ed, using the double-ring Anne Henderson, of Ashe- Dr and M i, s Robert Gi n’ nie ’
ceremony. ville,. N. C., cousin of the Miss Laura QiHespie, Mr.
The church was decorated bride, was flower girl, and and Mrs. Cole N. Scott, Mr.
with palms and magnolias, Miss Meg Tarbox ( of George- and Mrs. John Giesler, Mr.
brass candelabra holding town, niece of the bride, was and Mrs. H. A. Selman, Ro-
white lighted candles, and the ring bearer. They wore 5 and Matson, Mrs. Thomas
brass urns filled with white corresponding ankle - length Blackwell, of Atlanta. Ga.;
gladioli and chrysanthe- dresses of satin and lace. Mrs. John B. Gillespie and
mums - The bride, given in mar- Larry Platt, of Athens i Ga.;
The ceremony was preced- riage by her father, wore a Mr. and Mrs. Brawnson Ay-
ed with several organ selec- full-’ength Empire bridal ers, of Mableton, Ga.; Mrs.
tions by Mrs. T. Heath Cope- gown of satin, accented with Thomas Sease, of Columbia;
land. Then Miss Beverly Mul- lace and pearls, with a chapel Misses Marguerite and Eve-
ler sang “The Song of Ruth.” train. Her heir loom veil was lyne Burns, Mr. and Mrs.
The ceremony ended with a 0 f Brussells lace. Sh e carried Clyde Tindall, Mr. and Mrs.
rendition of “The Lord’s a bouquet of white roses. David Greenslade, Mr. and
Prayer’ by Harry E. Bolick, The mother of the bride Mrs. George Senn and Mrs.
HI, vocalist. wore a royal blue ensemble Julia F. Smith of Newberry;
Best man was Thomas Lu- with a white camellia cor- Miss Ruth Riddle and Mr.
ther Prickett ; of Atlanta, sage). The. bridegroom’s and Mrs. W. A. Bramlett, of
brother of the bridegroom, mother was attired in a biege Laurens; Mr. and Mrs. E. S.
Usher-groomsmen were John silk suit and wore a white Christopherson, Misses Bren-
Baxter Gillespie, of Athens, camellia corsage. da and Bonnie Christopher-
Ga.; William Arthur Bram- Immediateily following the son, of Greenville; Miss Mol-
lett, of Laurens; David Tobe ceremony a reception was He Garrett of Fountain Inn;
Garrett, of Fountain Inn; held in the church parlor. Mrs George Holloway and
Thomas Lang Blackwell, of Receiving with the bridal Mrs. R. P. Henderson of
Decatur, Ga.; James Ever- couple were their parents Greenwood; Mrs. Eloise S.
ette Blackburn* of Rock Hill; and grandparents and mem- Morris, Mrs. Fitzhugh Dove,
and Thomas Caldwell Hen- bers of the wedding party. a nd Miss Elizabeth Steven-
derson, Jr. ( of Asheville, N. Assisting in entertaining son, of Winnsboro; Miss Jane
C. were Mrs. William H. Moor- privette, of Bishopville; W.
Maid of honor was Miss Su- head, of Houston, Texas; Mr. Thomas Dixon, of Belmont,
san Turner, of Clinton. Mrs. and Mrs. T. Caldwell Hen- n. c.; Miss Cathy Black
wood, of Charlotte, N. C.; the
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CLINTON
“It's Time That Counts”
JOANNA
“SERVING CLINTON FOR- 2S YEARS”
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