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^ ••• ?,v- Clinton, S. C., Thursday, February 23/1967 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE / Miss Mulder Is Given Shower mm Mmm MEmi *v44. mi I« '■m? SX- MISS MARY ELIZABETH TODD Martha Elizabeth Todd To Marry Mr. Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sloan Todd of this city announce the engagement of their daughter, Martha Elizabeth, to Andy Hubbard Barnett, son of ! Mr. and Mrs. Herschel ^ Andy Barnet* of Westminster.; ■ The wedding will be solemnized June 4 at the Associ ate Reformed Presbyterian Church. • Miss Todd will graduate from Erskine College in May. Mr. Barnett is a junior at Presbyterian College. -■ HAVE ARRIVED LADY MANHATTAN I Spring and Summer SPORTSWEAR *3 «|c 1 i ) r I'JT TT * > , ■ . . ‘ • '' % Mtlii All Fall Ladies 1 Sportswear U * r* i, JOHNSON S OMEN'S SHOP , CLINTON, S. C. no one complimented your charm watch today, you’re not wearing a Caravelle* CHARM WATCH COUNTESS “A” 7 jewels. Diemond thepe. Shock-reels* tint, unbreakable mainspring. Cold- tone case gad chain. |1 Ml These non-stop beauties always collect compliments. Are as dependable about that as they are about keeping time; their precision-jeweled movement is a product or Bulova. And each has its own 24 inch chain. So live a little—at these prices you can own a Oaraveile wardrobe. See our entire collection, today. COUNTESS "F" - 7 jewels. ' Shield shape. Shock-resist- _ ant, unbreakable melniprin*. CARAVELL&diviSion Of BULOVA Cold-tone case end chain. |1MI x J. C Thomas, Jeweler v - < CLINTON “It’s Time Thai Counts'’ JOANNA Miss Beverly Lynn Muller was complimented with a kit chen shower last Saturday eve. rning, Feb. 18, at the home of Mrs. Lewis Hay on York Street. The honoree is the bride- elect of Thomas Dixon of Bel mont, N. C. Their wedding will be an event of March 12, in this city. Guests, friends of the hon oree, assembled in the living room whur#the honoree, op ened many useful gifts. She was also presented a corsage of small useful utensils. Later in the evening an in formal buffet supper was served in the family room. Arrangements of camellias and quince added to the charm of the home .Mrs. Paul Muller, the bride-elect’s mo ther, was among guests pres ent. Couple United In January 28th Rites Miss Nancy Jean Stoddard became the bride of Gary Keith Culbertson, at 4 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 28, at the Dav idson Street Baptist Church in Clinton with only relatives of the couple attending the ceremony. Rev. Floyd HeK lams, uncle of the bride, of ficiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Shaw Stod dard of Owings. Mr. Culbert son is the son of Wilbur Cul bertson of Laurens and Mrs. Ruby Culbertson of Union. The wedding music was pre sented by. Miss Jean Foster, organist, of Clinton. The bride’s dress was of white brocade in street length, fashioned along prin cess lines; with round neck and long sleeves. Her shoul- er-length veil of tulle' was attached to a rosette. She carried a white Bible topped with an orchid. The bride is a graduate of Gray Court - Owings while the bridegroom attended Hick ory Tavern and Laurens High schools. They both are em ployed at American Lava. Mr. and Mrs. Culbertson are residing on Garlington St. in Patriotic Dance Given At Hotel Mr. and Mrs. Johti Mim- naugh, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Baldwin* Mr. and Mrs. Prin gle Copeland, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Milam, and Mr. and Mrs. Murphey Timmerman were hosts and hostesses at a dance and breakfast last Sat urday evening, February id, at the Hotel Ttaary Musgrove. The occasion, given for lo cal friends and relatives, por trayed a unique setting of “Pa- tritosim,” depicting George Washington, first president of the United States, whose birthday is celebrated in Feb ruary. Upon entrance into the lob by,, a huge framed picture of Mr. Washington was used, with the patriotic colors of red. blu?, and white. These colors also prevailed in other decorations. The ballroom was orna mented with streamers of the patriotic colors to one end of the room and witti gold eagles placed at other points of inter est. Individual tables were decked with white linen cov ers and streamers crossing at the center with alternating ar rangements of “Uncle Sam’s Hat’’ and “Brass Drums.” Al so highligting the tables were single brass candlesticks with red burning candles. Dancing was enjoyed to the music of Harry Bouknight’s orchestra. At midnight a sa vory buffet breakfast was en joyed. Adorning this table was an epergne arrangement of red carnations interspersed with miniature flags. On Dean's List John Thomas Rice, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Rice of S. Bell St., Clinton, was among the students named to the dean’s list at South*Caro- lina State College. A 1963 gra duate of Bell St. High School, he is a senior, majoring in professional biology. MISS AGNES OLIVIA EDWARDS - • 'v. *• ► -v Charles Robert Ray To Take The engagement of Miss Agnes Olivia Edwards to Charles Robert (Bubba) Ray Of this city is announced by her mother, Mrs. Leroy -H, Edwards of Orangeburg. Miss Edwards is also the daughter of the late Leroy H. Ed wards. • • . ^ . •t Mr. Ray is the son of Mrs. Davis V. Pitts of this city and the late Charles D. Rjay. '' The wedding ie “planned for May 14 at White House Methodist Church in Orapgeburg.. No invitations for the ceremony are being issued, but relatives and friends are t invited. ‘ \ V. Miss Mary Jane Addison Honored With Parties Mrs. Rowland U Hostess To Club « Mrs. Jasper Rowland was hostess to members of her bridge club last Thursday af ternoon at her home on Hick ory Street. A dessert course was served prior to the games from the dining table which was cov ered with a red cloth and ov erlaid with a cherry printed cloth. An arrangement of quince completed the George Washington theme. Card ta bles held miniature cherry trees and George Washington tallies completed the motif. Chocolate torte surrounded by cherries, ice cream and cof fee were served. Following several progres sions. Mrs. Henry Young was presented high score award. "Americjms" Topic For Auxiliary Meet On Tuesday evening, Feb. 21, the American Legion Aux iliary met at the home of Mrs. Julian Coleman on N. Broad Street. The president. Mrs. Earl Workman, called the meeling to order. Prayer was given by the chaplain. Miss Essie Da vidson, followed with the pledge to the flag and the reading of the preamble. Mrs. Frank Miller, program chairman gave an informa tive talk on “Americanism”.! She said, “America will con tinue to progress in dignity and freedom so long as the people cherish liberty, justice, and truth, and honor God”. Later she presented to mem bers an informative story of During the social hour the the “Stars and Stripes”. At hostesses. Mrs. H. J. Pitts, the conclusion of the program, Mrs. Joe McGee, Mrs. T. S» the group sang several selec- Leake and Mrs. Julian Cole- tioris led by Mrs. Coleman man served delicious refresh- and Mrs. T. J. Leake. ments. L. Can You Believe It? DECORATED COFFEE MUGS ^ 30c Each . ' . . ' • . , ENGLISH BONE CHINA A Cup and Saucer - $1.25, PIERCED, EAR RINGS DESIGNED FOR SPUING $1.00 up MANY MORE NEW ITEMS FROM THE LATEST SOUTHEASTERN GIFT SHOW SEEING IS BELIEVING — AT — The Oaklane Shop 127 South Broad Street OUR ONCE A YEAR SPRING Miss Mary Jane Addison, whose marriage to Robert She; phen Heckard will he ah event of March 24, has been .yopi; plimented with seyetol Tejc&it parties. The bridal partfeis^r^ as follows: 1:: ** Qlrtri Williams of Converse College; wope present. •-“•-.vVi-i - OFFICE SUPPLIES CHRONICLE PUB. CO. PHONE 833-0541 ASHEVILLE LUNC^fcjQN.:; Miss Jackie Noy^s' pf•"* lV|a'- ripn.^N. C., rpqrArpdtfe dpliHsiS: Addison at Converse CdUefe;, and Miss Jenny Crayir/.'df Charleston and Conv^Fs^, were hostesses at a luncheon at the Biltmore Country Club in Asheville, N. C. : Guests for the occasion were student friends as Con verse, along with the hon- oree’s mother, Mrs. Tom Ad dison of this city, and her grandmother, Mrs. H. H. Har ris of Columbia. AFTERNNON TEA The Wilson House on Ansel Drive was the setting for a lovely afternoon tea last Wed nesday, February’ 15. Greeting the guests as they arrived between the hours of four and six o’clock were Mrs. J. B. Hart and Mrs. Her cules Wise. Mrs. W. C. Neely invited the guest&Jnto the liv ing room and presented them to the bride-elect and her mother, Mrs. Thomas Addi son of this city, and the groom-elect’s mother, Mrs. Robert Lincoln Heckard of Winston-Salem, N. C. Later guests were invited into the dining room where a beautiful table of party dain ties and tea was arranged. As sisting the hostess in serving tea were the honoree’s grand mother, Mrs. H. H. Harris of Columbia, and Mr. Heckard’s grandmother, Mrs. Thomas Strickland of Winston-Salem. The tea table was adorned with a profusion of spring flowery and an imported cov er. Burning tapers adde'd to the charm of. the room. Among out-of-town guests were Mrs. Lamar Dorton of Statesville, N. C.; Mrs. Jphn B. Garrett, of Walkertown, N. C. ; Mrs. H. B. Self and Mrs. Carl A. Wright of Winston- Salem. Also Misses Jackie Noyea, Mary McAngus, and 1 ' Hps^s$e4;’for* tlta occasion were Mrs. william Redd Tur ner,: fctfs. J. B. Hart, Mrs. C&flisfc l Neely, Mrs. William Marshall, Mbs. Earl Halsall, ,Mfs. Delmar Rhame, Mrs. •iDQSjtey 'McFadden, and Mrs. .H^rCUles" Wise. LUNCHEON AT WILSON f:/ ' HOUSE’ • tors. George Blalock, Mrs. Carol W. Copeland, Mrs. T. Heath Copeland, and Mrs. Kenneth Baker of this city, and Mrs. F. P. Thompson of Laurens, were hostesses for lunch on Saturday, Feb. 11, at the Wilson House compliment ing bride-elcet, Miss Addi son. A Valentine motif was most effective for the occasion, and beautifully carried out. The luncheon table was centered with a white daisy chrysan themum arrangement inter spersed with red hearts. A gold candelabra with burning tapers was used to one side, adorned with miniature cher ubs. The small tables held miniature arrangements of the white and red color note. Valentine place cards added a festive note. . t The bride-elect was remem bered with a wedding hand kerchief and also a going- away handkerchief by the hostess who also pinned her with a Valentine corsage upon her arrival. i Among guests present were the honoree’s mother, Mrs. Addison, and her grandmoth er, Mrs. H. H. Harris, of Co lumbia. 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