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\ Clinton, S. C., Thursday, March 23, 1967 Club News THE CLINTON CHRONICLE •t Patrick-Carson Engagement Dues West — Two Erskine College seniors, Sarah Ellen Patrick and.John Little Car- son will marry June 3. They plan to teach next fall. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Patrick of 4007 Live Oak Road in Columbia, Miss Patrick is May Queen this year at Erskine. Her major is elementary ducation. She is a member of the women’s coun cil. Her high school was Dre- her in Columbia. A graduate of Ashley High School in Gastonia. \\ C., Mr. Carson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Evcrette Carson who live at 626 Carolina Avenue in Gastonia. A history majpr, he holds membership in Omicron Delta Kappa, honorary lead ership fraternity. Mr. Carson's mother is the - former Miss Emma Little of Clinton. He is the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. John T. Little. Miss Addison Entertainod In City Miss Mary Jane Addison, bride - elect of this week, was honored at a morning coffee Friday, March 17. by Mrs. Marc Weersing at her home on South Broad Street. The reception rooms were decor ated with spring bouquets of yellow and white and arrange ments of camellias. Guests were invited into the dining room where a coffee course was served. Mrs. Al- Col. (U.S.A. ret.) and Mrs. W. Morris of Amarillo, Texas.'tfred Bixler poured coffee from Fred I ueian Ross of Cavce He is stationed with the U. S. the dining table which was Llnce the engaged Army in Heidelberg but wi„ centered with an nn,U;«e sib . attend West Texas State Uni- ver compote Idled with cam- their daughter, Fredna Or- y ers ^y f Canyon, Texas in the ellias and flowering poach. lena, of Heidelberg, Germany fall following his release from Miss Addison received a to James G. Fuqua of Amar- the service. copy of “The Joy of Cooking” illo, Texas’. The wedding is planned for f rom the hostess and a collec- April 29 at the Lutheran tion of favorite r e c ip e s MISS ROSS Ross-Fuqua Wedding Is Planned for April 29 MRS. PLATT Addison-Platt Rites Announced Are Georgetown and attended the University of South Carolina. Mr. Van Vlake is also a graduate of Winy ah High School and Columbia Com mercial College. He is now employed in Columbia. . An August wedding is plan ned. & Moose Order Installs Officers Sunday afternoon, March 19, Clinton Lodge No. 739, Loyal Order of Moose, was host to high - ranking Moose officials from North and South Caro lina as the Clinton Chapter No. 1555 of the Women of the Moose was instituted. The institution of the Chap ter was held under the direc tion of Mrs. Edna Canniffe of Intcrnationar College of Re gents Board of Fayetteville, N. C., assisted by Mrs. Bon nie James, Senior Regent of Charlotte, N. C. The impressive Installation of Officers was conducted by the Governor of the Fayette ville, N. ,C. lodge. Officers installed during this ceremony were as follows: Banna F. Braswell, Senior Regent; Doris H. Estes, Jun ior Graduate Regent; Kather ine Womble, Junior Regent; Maudine Rowe, Chaplain; Gay H. Douglas, Recorder; Elizabeth Bagwell, Treasurer; Pearl Veal, Guide; Marie W. Bostic, Assistant Guide; Fran ces Dillinger, Argus; Louise Johnson, Sentinel . MISS WELCH Miss Welch To Marry Mr. Madden » Miss Ross and her parents Church in Cayce. brought by the guests for her culinary liles. In addition to a group c Clinton friends the following out-of-town guests were pres- are former residents of Joan na. She is a granddaughter of i ^ii i w* Mrs. Jefferson Davis O’Dell ^IHCiy wIlID At and the late Mr. O’Dell of Jo- MlTS, Sadlof's anna. She attended Clinton Wednesday March 8 Mrs cnl: M rs Bailey Williams and High School and is a graduate Wednes a a y, Marcn 8, Mrs. Thomnson both of of the College of William and «. E. Sadler entertained the ^ ' 1 1 Ihompson^lM^pf Mary, Williamsburg, Va. She Study Club at her home on is presently connected with South Owens Street, the University of Maryland, Mr. and Mrs. James Temp- The bride is a senior at leton Addison of Joanna an- Winthrop College and will re- nounce the marriage of their f elve | ler , dee "* in ok ' m ™' , , , tary education this summer, daughter, Ann Chandler,, and The groom, a son of Mr. Larry Andrew Platt of Mel- and Mrs Ralph platt of Mel . bourne, Fla on Friday, March bourne, Fla., is a 1966 gradu- East Piedmont District Garden Club Meeting The Presidents’ meeting of the East Piedmont District of Mrs. Roy Welch of 1301 South Carolina and the Garden Cub of South Caro- Greenwood Road announces ceive a B. S. degree in Busin- lina will be held on Thursday, the engagement of her daugh- ess Administration next year. March 30, at the Firs! Baptist ter, Sandra Jean, to Thomas The wedding is planned for Church in Laurens. The Lau- Gary Madden, son of Rufus S. j une 24 at Chestnut Ridge rens Garden clubs will be Madden and the late Mrs. Ed- Baptist Church, for this occasion at na D. Madden of Laurens. will* rc- rhony was Reverend Robert G. friends Barron. Laurens. Mrs. Sherrill Guest Mrs. J. F. Jacobs discussed Speaker At gia, Athens. 4 European Division in Heidel- u * j u- “ berg, Germany. 0,6 culture ’ beauty ' and hls - Auxiliary Meet ,, „ . ’ , tory of the Caribbean Islands. . T Miss Stinnett Is Bride of ^ Mr. Beu in Home Rites Mr. Fuqua is the son and stepson of Mr. and Mrs. Gene BU1CE color and CALLING ALL HOME MAKERS By CRARLES BUICE SELECTING CHAIRS FOR YOUR LIVING ROOM Many people select chairs because they are lovely to look at. Others select chairs strictly for comfort. The smart buyer buys chairs that com bine both beauty and comfort. This is not as simple as it sounds. Usually, the wife will select chairs for design, co-ordination with everything else in the room. The husband will want chairs that he can sink into, stretch his legs out on. Fortunately, the average living room has room f r several chairs that can please all parties concern ed. Just like a suit of clothes or a dress, a chair can “fit” the person who is going to use it. That’s p good thing to keep in mind when you buy chairs. Very often chairs are nice when used in match ing pairs. This is not only a matter of attractive de cor, but has its practical side, too, in making con versation groups. Many people are more at ease talking to each other while sitting in separate ohairs than they are when sitting together on a sofa. One of the attractive ways to group a pair of chairs is to use a wedge or pie-shaped table between them. This makes for a curved grouping instead of lining up the two chairs and the table straight against the walk We invite you to see our latest selection of living room chairs, and talk over with us decorating ideas o * usihg chairs in your living room to get both beaut and comfort. Let oiir experienced per sonnel here at Maxwell Brothers Furniture, 204 N. Broad St., Clinton, help yo j to make your home more beautiful and enjoyable. tory Mrs. Marshall Brown also added an article to the pro gram. , • Later in the afternoon, amid a setting of daffodils, a salad .c6ur$e>*was served. Class Meets With Mrs. DeYoung The Gleaners Sunday School class of the Davidson St. Bap tist Church held its regular The American Legion Aux iliary met at the home of Mrs. W. G. King. Sr., on Centennial Street Tuesday, March 21, at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Earl Workman, presi dent. presided and led in the opening ritual and singing of “America, the Beautiful.” Opening prayer was given by the chaplain Miss Essie Da vidson. Mrs. P. M. Pitts, commun- ... ... itv service chairman, intro- monthly meeting on March 14 , h Sl) e a ker Airs at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. 1 spc e ’ ’ 1 rank Sherrill. Marvin DeYoung. e . ... . . , Mrs. Sherrill emphasized The meeting was called to tj) e nee{ j 0 f th P community ser- order by the class president, v j ce j^ n designing beautifica- Mrs. Joe Corley. Mrs. Amick tion. education, and recrea- gave the devotional and Mrs. y cn programs. She stressed Burgess led in prayer. the need (1 the auxiliary’s aid After the business session in obtaining a better commun- each member brought a tow- ity service program, el to ones having a birthday During the social hour, the in March. Mrs. Freeman clos- hostesses assisting Mrs. King ed with prayer. Mrs. DeYoung in serving refreshments were: and Mrs. Ed Wells, Sr. served Mrs. Joe Holland, Miss Essie a salad plate, sandwiches, Davidson, and Mrs-. Wyman cookies and cola. Shealy. e Annual Daffodil Show Slated March 30-31 17 at the First Presbyterian at of Presbyterian College and t,- . \ . Church of Florence. The cere- is studying for his masters de- ^ h,ch re l )orts Wl1 . 1 be X' ven b - v The bride-elect is also the CARD OF THANKS as performed by the gree at the University of Geor- ^ ^ nntTtandOi ^ 'i .° f Ed ^ ,ar We wish to than projects of the year. All fed- cil’s Business College in Spar- and ne,ghbors ol C1,nton for erated garden club members tanburg and is now employed tbcir kindness and flowers ol the East Piedmont District by the Clemson University Ex- during the illness .and at the are urged to attend this meet- tension Service as a secretary, death of our dear mothr, Mrs. ing, but especially club presi- Madden was graduated S- P. Dye, in Spartanburg, dents are asked to be present. f rorn Anderson College in 1966 wbo passed away March 15. Mrs. S. Wayne Gamble, receiving an Associate of Arts Ma y God b,ess e ach of y° u - Miss Patricia Ann Stinnett Fora wedding trip by plane State President of the Garden degree. He is now a market- MRS. DAVID OWENS, of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., be- to their new home in Missouri, Club of South Carolina, will ing major at the Uni^rsity of MRS. FRANK SIMPSON came the bride of John Frank- the bride changed to a black be the honored guest during lin Beu of St. Joseph, Mis- and white chcked two-piece the meeting, souri, in a ceremony Saturday, wool dress with black acces- A registration and coffee March 18, at the home of her sories and the orchid from hour will be held from 9:30 a. parents at five p.m* her bouquet. They will be at m. until 10:15 a. m. at which Rev. E. W. Rogers, pastor therr new home after March time the general meeting will cf Broad Street Methodist 22 - , begin. Mrs. Fred E. Hol- Church, performed the can- Tb e bride is a graduate of combe, District Director, of dlelight ceremony before a Clinton High School and at- Clinton, will preside during small assembly of relatives tended Columbia College. She the business session, and friends. Their vows were was formerly employed with The Laurens Daffodil Gar- spoken before an improvised Eastern Air Lines as stewar- den Club has graciously altar of two seven - branched dess. The"groom is a graduate scheduled their annual Daffo- candclabrae with burning ta- Kansas University and is dil Exhibit on March 30 so pers entwined with sprays of sales engineer for Wire-Rope that the ladies may have the baby’s breath and gypsophil- Corporation of America in St. opportunity of viewing the Mass arrangements of Joseph. lovely blooms. la. white gadioli, daffodils, snap dragons, and snow drift pom poms added to the charm of the setting in the living room. _ A dutch luncheon will be Miss Burney To served at noon. Reservations WpH Mr Vrrn Vlrrlrc should be sent to Mrs. Maxcy wea mi. van viaice Hunter Route 2 , Box 196, The bride is the daughter Rli ^ ^ rs f John Arthur Gray Court, S. C. 29645, before of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Le- fh e ^ nfT „ t in on annoance March 27-. _ noir Stinnett of Lakewood , ^ . 0 p Cir lbe Laurens Garden Clubs Drive Clinton The eroom is dau k bter > Linda Ann, to Ron- hope that all board members the son of Mr and Mrs RaT- a,d Lee Van V,ake ’ son - of Mr ’ of the Garden Club of South eigh D. Beu of Belqit, Kansas. a " d Mrs - Rlchard Lee Van Carolina past state presidents, Jack P. Barclay, Jr. of St. V ake of Georgetown. and district chairmen will at- Joseph, was best man. The Miss Burne y is a graduate tend and enhance-the meeting Winyah High School in with their presericq. * SI5.00 Cold Wave .. S12.50 Cold Wave .. Now S10.50 S 8.50 Molly's Beauty Salon 300 Caldwell St. :—: Clinton, S. C. For Appointment— 833-1418 — 733-3131 Tht Daffodil Garden Club will stage its twelfth annual Daffodil Show, “Reflections of Our Daily Life,” on Thurs day and Friday, March 30-31, in the civic room of the Lau rens County Library. Mrs. L. L. Long is president of the club, and Mrs. J. E. Thompson general chairman of the flower show. The club stages the show each year in connection with its city beautification project, “Let’s Make Gardens Beauti ful with Daffodils.” More than 18,000 daffodil bulbs have been planted in Laurens since the club started its annual sale of bulbs in 1956. The proceeds from the bulb sales have been used by the club to plant and maintain the county library grounds and adjacent park area ahd for othe* beautification projects. The purpose of the daffodil show is to encourage bulb purchasers to bring their choice blooms for exhibit at In the rules and regulations outlined for the show it was stated that it is not a standard flower show and there are no limitations to exhibitors. Anyone who will is invited to exhibit both in the agricultur al and artistic divisions. “You do not have to be a member of a garden club to exhibit.” the rules said. No admision will be charged. Hours lor viewing the show will be from noon until 9:00 p. in * on Thursday and from 9:00 a. m. until noon on Fri day. Prizes will be awarded to the best flower in each of the five classes in horticulture. Judging will be done by the vote of visitors at the show. There will also’ be a door prize. Those desiring schedules .of the show may obtain them at the Laurens County library or from Mrs. B. M. Brown at Brown’s . Jewelers on the tnjide’s brother, Clarence L. Stinnett, Jr. of Huntsville, Ala. was acolyte. & Miss Billie Kissane of Fort Lauderdale, was maid of hon or. She was attired in a street- length aqua chiffon sheath with matching hat and short veil. She carried an old fash ion nosegay of snowdrift pom poms and pink seventeen roses. The bride, given in marriage by her father, appeared in a white street - length peau-de- soie sheath dress. The skirt featured an overskirt, of alen- con lace designed cake style. It was attached to the back with a sash of peau-de-soie which extended to the hem. Her short veil of silk illusion fell from a tiara of seed pearls and lace. She carried her whiJe.Bible topped with white rchid and snowdrift pom poms showered with white ny lon pearl leaves. i A reception followed in the home. The bride’s table was appointed with lace and net ‘cover over yellow satin with arrangement of yellow and white daffodilstmd white pom poms in a silver container. 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