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t Clinton, S. C., Thursday, February 2, 1967 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE JL/j. / Club News 1 - - ' y&M;,; Ipi j rnKmamf*^* zmm HHBi MISS MARY LYDIA HARVEY MISS HARVEY OF GREENVILLE TO MARRY MR. CROFT OF AIKEN The Reverend and* Mrs. Albert Smith Harvey, 101 Blue Ridge Drive, Greenville, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Lydia, to William McMahon Croft, III, son of Mr. and Mrs. William McMahon Croft, .Jr., of 722 Rollingwood Lane, Aiken. Miss Harvey will be graduated In June from Columbia College with, an A. B. degree in elementary Education. ** Mr. Croft is a Junior at the University of South Carolina. The wedding will take place on June. 17th in St. Mark Methodist Church, Greenville, where the Reverend Mr. Harvey is pastor. The Harveys are former residents of Clinton. ~ v ‘ ’ Loafers & Oxfords Injection molded coles guaranteed to outwear uppers. Soles and heels never need repairing. Block and Brown. Children's sixes iVi-M, Gents' 12'/2-4. Men’s tr Big Boys’ Reg. $4.44 • ^ Insulated Lace-Pak Boot C 100% WATERPROOF! Rough 'n rugged ^ boot has steel shank and arch support. Forest Green and Brown. Deeply cleated sole and heel. Sixes 6 -12. 3 PIC * PAY La Vonne [:.ij Shopping Center LAURENS, S. C. The Family Shoe Center W orkman-W asson Rites On March 24 Mrs. Rufus Bruce Work man of 600 Church Street, Laurens, announces the en gagement of her daughter, Ann Dora to James David Was son, Jr. of Hickory Tavern. Miss Workman is a senior at Lander College where she wi|l receive her B.S. degree in Elementary Education in May. She was the 1964-65 Miss Lander College and will represent Lander as 1967 May Queen in spring festivities. Mr. Wasson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James David Wasson, Sr. of Hickory Tav ern. He is a senior at Clem- son University where he will receive his degree in- Electrir cal Engineering in May. the wedding is planned for March 24 at the First Pfesby- terian Church’ in Laurens. Etters Celebrates 47th Birthday James W. Etters celebrated his 47th' birthday last Sunday with family and friends gath ering for the celebration at his home on the Greenwood Highway. A buffet lunch was enjoyed. Among guests present were Rev. Tommy Motes, Otis Motes and Rev. Bigbee of Greenville; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Motes and Mr. fitter’s moth er, Mrs. Hattie Etters of Jo anna; Mrs. Shirley Crain of Laurens; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Simmons, Mrs. Margaret Tay lor, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bur ton, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Crain, Misses Mary and Irene Etters, Thomas William and Mike Etters, Miss Fate and Barbara . Crain, Miss Joyce Landrith, Miss Charleen Gor don, and Mrs. Martha Crain and David of this city. Actaean Book Club Has Luncheon Meet —. Members of - the - Actaean Book Club were entertained with lunch by Mrs. Julian Coleman at the Cecil Wilson Home on Ansel Drive last Fri day, January 27, at their regular monthly meeting. Twelve members were pres ent. Spring flower arrangements made a lovely setting for the individual tables, marked with hand-made place cards. Following lunch a short business meeting- was held, conducted by the president, Mrs. Larry Dillard. t- MISS MARY EVANS SEGARS Segors-Workman Engagement Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brooks where he is majoring in Civil Segars of Cross Hill, announce Engineering. thp eneaeempnt of their The weddin g is Panned for the engagement of their June Q at the Cross m _ daughter, Mary Evans, to tist Church . Hayne Bell Workman, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Work- Mr Count Is man of Kinards. Miss Segars graduated from Wed In Raleigh Laurens HighSohool and at- _ tended Columbia College. She . is employed at Belks in Green- Conits of Laurens, S. C., mar- wood. - ried Miss Evangeline Spiros A Clinton High School gra- Alexion Sunday at 4:30 p.m. duate,- Mr. Workman is a stu- Holy Trinity Greek Ortho- dent at Clemson University dox Church Rcv George ste . fanis officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Spiros Alexion of 1810 Sunset Drive and the late Mr. The Stephen D. Lee Chap- Spiros. Her uncle, George ter of the United Daughters Mohas, gave her n marriage, of the Confederacy will meet Mr. Conits, owner of Caro- with Miss Agnes Davis on lina Drive-In in Laurens, is Thursday (today). Co-hostess- the son of the late Mr. and es will be Mrs. D. A. Yar- Mrs. Spiros Conits of Lau- borough, Mrs. Henry Tram- rens. He and his" bride will mell and Mrs. W. W. Harris, live at 113 Gold St. in Lau- Mrs. Nene D. Workman will rens after a Florida honey- have charge of the program, moon. Miss Goodman, Mr. McCarson Wed Miss Vonule Goodman of Kinards became the bride of Jacob Lorandy McCarson of Hilldale Drive in a double ring ceremony taking place Wednesday afternoon, Janu ary 18, at 5:30 a’clock at the Bush River Baptist Church with the Rev. Thomas Daum officiating. The bride, a graduate of Newberry High School, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Goodman of Ki nards. , The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Rebecca^ McCarson of Hilldale Drivjfe.'tie is a grad uate of Laufens High School and an assistant manager at the local A & P Store at the Lavonne Shopping' Centfer. Nuptial music whs render ed by Miss Brenda Phillips of Laurens. Miss Frances McCarson, sister of the bridegroom, was maid-of-honor. She wore a two-piece dress of red with matching shoes and headpiece and . carried a bouquet of deep pink carnations. Henry Stone, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, served as best man. The bride, escorted by her father, wore a street length dress of white lace of satin fashioned with long sleeves, sabrina neckline and fitted bo dice. Her bridal veil was shoulder length. She carried a'bridal bouquet of white car nations on a white Bible. The young couple left dur ing the evening for a wedding trip to Charleston. For travel Dinner Party Honors Couple The Cecil Wilson home was the scene of a lovely dinner party Saturday evening when Mrs. Davis V. Pitts and Mi$s Dot Taylor entertained in hon or of Mr. and Mrs. William Eugene Johnson, Jr., of Ath ens, Ga., who were recently married, and members of .the wedding party. The Valentine theme was used in the table decorations which was centered with an arrangement of red and white carnations and red hearts. Cupid containers of carna tions were used at either end of the table. Mrs. Johnson was presented a bouquet of red camellias. Places were arranged for fif teen guests. Miss Wilson To Wed Mr. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Fred Guy Wil son, Jr., of 228 Church Street, Laurens, announce the ea- gagement of their daughter, Elizabeth Donna, to Martin Scott George, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richa"rd Marion George, Sr., of 1042 West Main Street, Laurens. Miss Wilson is a graduate of Laurens High School and of Anderson College. She is the bride wore a dress of pink with matching accessories and a corsage from her bri-' dal bouquet. * ? : < The couple are residing with the bridegroom’s mother and family for the present. presently employed in the Note Department of the Pal metto Bank, Laurens. Mr. George is a graduate of Laurenn High School and is a mechanical engineering major &t Georgia Tech ia At lanta, Ga. The wedding is planned for March 25 at the First Bap tist Church of Laurens. Mrs. Lawson Speaks To Club The Iris Garden Club met at the 'home of Mrs. Earl Martin at 504 Caldwell Street, Wednesday afternoon, Janu ary 25, for their monthly ses sion. Mrs. Madison Pitts was co-hostess. Mrs. Earl McElhannon pre sided in the absence of the president, Mrs. Allen Young. Following a short business session, the speaker for the afternoon, j^rs. Marion Law- son, gave a most interesting and informative talk on “Charm,” to the fifteen memr bers that were present. Mrs. Lawson demonstrated the value of harmonizing colors in one’s dress and accessories and told of correct posture in standing and sitting. Later in the afternoon, the hostesses served a dessert course with, coffee. FOR SALE Used Crusade song books, in good condition — 25c each—3 or more, 15c each. Crusade Office, 833-2524. - UDC's To Have Meet On Feb. 2 Notice ' •• - • •-> *• how many new cars look like old Pontiacs? EXTRA SAVINGS! AT THE DOLLAR-DAYS! Sale Cotton Prints, Sotids & Flannel '* /■■*. , " ■--i Cotton Fabric Sale 4 yds. for $| 9 Values to 59c yd. DOLLAR DAYS! Sale 60”, Wide Printed and Solid - ^ v 4 * Drapery Fabric Sale 3 yds. for Values to 79c yd. Large Selection — Lovely Colors Reg. 99c yd. Gingham Fabric Sale 2 ”■ ' ■ *1 What’ll they copy next year? Other carmakers have already tried to copy our split grille, our stacked headlights, even Wide- Track. Of course, they haven’t learned how to put them together right. Which is probably why people are buying 1967 Pontiacs even faster than they bought 1966 Pontiacs. And 1966 was our best year ever. It seems that a lot of people don't want to wait around for innovations like our dilappear ing windshield wipers (articulated wide— sweep wipers—the kind you still get only on Pontiacs). And for imaginative options like our exclusive hood-mounted tach, People like the idea that powerful 400 cu. in. -V-Ss are standard on all the big Pontiacs this year. And that nobody has even come close to the regular-gas 165-hp Overhead Cam Six that powers our Tempest series. And people like knowing that all Pontiacs and Tempests come with the complete General Motors safety package. Of course, somebody else may come up with a pretty good imitation of a 1967 Pontiac. In a year or two. But why wait? Your Pontiac dealer has the jreal thing right now. MARK or EICtUCNCf * Pontiac Motor Division * Pricej Good All 60 Pay Pic ’N Stores! i SMITH MOTOR CO. * 229 E. MAIN ST. — LAURENS, S. C. DOLLAR DAYS! Large Selection Huge Selection of ColorsX DACRON — COTTON Poplin, Fabric Sale 1.00 ^ Reg. $1.79 yd. DOLLAR DAYS! Full Bed Size Large Range of Colors COTTON CHENILLE Bedspread Sale 255. " ^ Regular $2.99 .. SAVE NOW on SOLID and PRINTED BETTER Drapery Fabric Sale 2" ° *1 Full 60” Wide — Values to $1.49 ^ LARGE SELECTION — VALUES to $2.49 Better Drapery Fabric Sale 1. * Huge Towel Sale - Printed, Solids and Stripes Bath Towels.... 3 for 97c .... Hand Towels ...^Tgc ea Bath Cloth 9c i n /•i 'T ...«4 U. •r* •M* * f I. \ : * s