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4 Clinton, S. Thursday, March 30, 19t>7 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE mm*. Women of the Brownlee-Strond Moose Organize > Engagement ClintonChapter of the Wo- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Blue- men of the Moose No. 1555 ford Brownlee, Sr., of 901 held its firstmeeting of the North Harper Street announce newly instituted chapter, on the engagement of their Tuesday night, March 28 at daughter Glenda Kay, to 7:00 p. m. at the Clinton Ernest Harold Strand, Jr., son of -Mrs. Violet B. Strand of Joanna. Miss Brownlee is a 1965 <>• I n •.. m Wm Wm 'm Moose Lodge 739. Barton-Motes Rites in St. George m <• ; vtv: ; Hli Mm Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Scasc, Spartanburg; Mrs. ’Cw Miss Debbie Todd, Mr. and Ross, Korea; Miss Mrs. John West, Mrs Joe Rainey, Mrs. William Good, Columbia; Mr. and Mrs. bridge, Billy, Bob, Micl Bill Bradford of Greenwood; and Patty Trowbridge, Ander- Mr. and Mrs. James Smith son; Mr. and Mrs. Charle* 0. and Joe Neeley, Jacksonville, D.ubose, HI, Chapel Hill, N. C. Florida. * . * Mr. and Mrs. Heyward Ad- XiOmptOn School dison of Falls church, va., To Honor Teachers Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Thomp- mm »r- MRS. WASSON Workmon-Wosson Rites in Laurens Vaughh-Sharpe graduate of Isaurens High School and is employed, at re- M Nevil Memorial Church of St. ceptionist by the J. P. Stev- m George was the setting for the ens & Co., Inc., Watts Plant. |j| wedding on February 11 of Mr strand is a 1960 gradu . m Miss Barbara Joan Barton, ate of CTinton High School and 1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. attended the University of ' Stanley Joseph Barton of Ha- south Carolina. He has served! • verford, Pa., and Lt. Preston f our y ea rs in the United States Miller Motes, Jr., scm of Col. Air Force and is employed by and Mrs. Poeston Miller Motes Western E^tric Co., Inc., in ,J . of 264 Blacksmith Road, Camp Spartanburg Hill, Pa. The wedding will be held Col. Motes is a native of June 24, at the Lucas Avenue Laurens County and has many Baptist Church, friends here who will be inter ested in the announcement of Dominirlr.’MiirpViy his son s marriage. Engagement Told Mr. and Mrs. James Ira . Dominick of 505 Blalock Dr., Marriage Joanna, announce the engage-^ Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. ment of their daughter, Edith Vaughn of Greenwood an- Jane to Johnny Steven Mur- LAURENS — Dr. Ben F. Or- nounce the marriage of their phy, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. mand and Rev. Edwin L. Wor- daughter, Lanie Carolyn, to Johnnie Steven Murphy of stall officiated at the wedding James Edward Sharpe, Jr., Route 1, Clinton, of Miss Ann Dora Workman to March 18. The ceremony was The wedding will take place James David Wasson, Jr., of performed by Rev. R. Percy July 2 at Epworth Methodist Hickory Tavern Friday at 7:30 McBurnett at his home in Church, Joanna, following the p.m. at the First Presbyterian Greenwood. . morning worship service. Church. Tlie groom is the son of Mr. No formal invitations will be A reception followed in the and Mrs. James Edward issued but friends and rela- ’ social hall. Sharpe of Cross Hill. He at- tives are invited to attend. Mrs. Wasson, daughter of tended Cross Hill and Clinton Mrs. Rufus Bruce Workman schools and is employed with Iris Club of 600 Church St. anct the late Hall’s Auto Service in Green- t Q^ceirm Mr. Workman, wore a candle- wood. oe&SIOIl glow peau de soie bell-skirted ^he eounle are makine their . The Iris Garden Club held dress trimmed with alencon i, omp ; n p rn cc Hill its rc ^ u ^ ar monthly meeting lace and embroidered with at the home of Mrs. John pearls and crystals. Garlands i. Mabry, on March 22. Mrs. of lace decorated the chapel V^lUD tO VlSlt , E. E. Cox installed the new train. She was given in marri- Stone Mountain f officers: President, Mrs. Earl age by her uncle, Jones W. ^ TT . _ . A. Martin; Vice-President, Mrs. Terry. Horizon Club of Clin- Sidney Bonds; Secretary and Miss Mary Ellen Workman, of . F 1 r . e Treasurer, Mrs. O. B. Miller, maid of honor to her sister, Girls will leave tomorrow, Fri- The 0U tg 0 ing President, Mrs. wore summer pink crepe and day ; for a r ^ ianal Alan Young, was presented a brocade in a coat dress de- conference to be held at Stone gm of silver signed with sheath skirt and M <> untain . Ga. Mrs. Joel Cox, Sr. present- Empire bodice under a came- Girls who plan to attend the ed the program on bird life, lot coat. Dressed like her conference are Julie Young, The hostess, assisted by other attendants, Miss Ann Nancy v Davis, Kathy Frady, Mrs. William J. Davis, served Carol Wells, Miss Mercene Ki- Claire Duncan, Sussie Jacks, a salad course with dessert, •ppes, both of Greenwood; Cookie Arnold, Sharon Plaxi- Miss Patricia Workman, sis- co, Lee Davis, Sara Lynn PcfftiGS Oil ter of the bride; Mrs. Julian Wysor, Jane Timriierman, r son, Mr. and Mrs. James Feiv The Hampton Avenue Par- wm mi m wm 1 - guson, Mr. and Mrs. Bob ent Teacher Association wUl Erwin, Mr. and Mrs. Phil have ^ , 1 T<; * her J A f Sutherland. Mr. and Mrs. .Jim P rec | al ' un Night on Tuesday, Totjd, Mrs. Frank McCarson, A Jf' . 4 ’ at 8 p ' m ' at 0,e Miss Marguerite McCarson, 8C ^ ob , ... ... Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Todd, Miss ^ program for this night Florence Oxley, Miss Carolyn W1 1 . centered around brief Collins, Mrs. Carrington Her- f,V( ; loca ‘ men ’ fr JT bert, Miss Jane Herbert, Dr. lve professions The and Mrs. Martin Teague, Mrs. ta P lc these talks will be J. W. Todd, Jr., Mrs.-Hugh ‘ Taacher Influer » ced Benson, David Brown, all of ^ Llfe ; Th J se are aS Laurens ' follows: Rev. Zeb C. Williams, _ _ T minister ARP Church; Dr. R. ^l rs : ^ ortb aad M. Fuller, physician; D. B. Beth Worth Greer; Mr. and Smith businessman ana mer . Mrs. Dill Ellis, Dillon; Miss cban (. Tench P. Owens, attor. Patsy Waller, Mr. and Mrs. ney at law; and Russell B. T. M. DuBose, Charlotte, N. F jrnerson engineer from in- C.; Mr. and Mrs. William dustrv Cravcr. Billy and Jane, Char leston: Air. and Mrs. W. B. I ■y - m mm. m M. > r .i 0 i-sm MRS. HECKARD Miss Mary Jane Addison Becomes Bride Of Robert Stephen Heckard in Church Rites In addition to this .program ,, ^ ... the election of new. officers m e a mm ***■ n c. : . mu» for thc ,907., 968 «. h00l year M Denice Benton, Chapel Hill, b h ld N. e; Miss Peggy Ward, . Converse College; Mrs John WilsOn-McCaiTell • ' i* Sloop. Lenoir, N. C.; Mr. and m .v * , . Mrs. David Fagg and Mrs. 1101x1 AnnOUIlCGa . • Hamer Smith of Davidson, N. Mrs. Virginia Blackwell Wil-' Carolina. son of Poplar Extension, Clin- a Mr. and Mrs. Gus .Tctor of ton, announced the engage- Carlislo; Mr. and Mrs. Hollis ment of her daughter, Dora Franks, Greensboro, N. C.; Harriet, to Lamar Keith Mc- Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Jeter, Carrell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ninety-Six: Mrs. A. W. Han- Vance McCarrell of White ley, Mrs. T. B. Sherrill, III, Horse Road. Travelers Rest. Tampa, Fla.; Mrs. George Mr. McCarrell is hand di- Senn. Newberry; Dr. and Mrs. rector of the Laurens City Dave Carroll, Winston-Salem, Schools. He is a graduate of N. C.; Dr. and Mrs. M. L. Furman University and of Dalton, Statesville, N. C.; Florida State University. He Mrs. Bruce A. Dalton, Lenoir, is a member of Phi Mu Al- N. C. pha. He is also minister of Also, Mr. and Mrs. ..Marion Music of F’astland Baptist Erwin, Abbeville; Mrs. Don Church in Greenville. Rice and Miss Ann Rice, Gas- Miss Wilson is a graduate tonia, N. C.; Miss Temple of Furman University and a Wood, Atlanta, Ga.; Miss member of Mu Phi Epsilon. Sally Evan, Warrenton, Ga.; A seventh - grade teacher at Miss Beth Segars, Sumter; Cone Elementary School in Mr. and Mrs. Thcron Giles, Greenville, she is organist at Thomas Smith, Gove; Mrs. Edwards Road Baptist Herman Payne, Lenoir, N. C.; Church in Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gentry, A June wedding is planned. Edfward Wells, sister of the Kayran Cox, Julia Sadler and) Wedding Ev© too^/C groom, and Miss Frankie Ter- Linwoo4/uox. They will be Bridesmaids’ Luncheon { , - Miss Mary Jane Addison of bon trimming the hemline and D. O. Rhame, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton became the bride of long streamers falling from a F. P. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stephen Heckard of back bow just above the waist- Kenneth Baker, Dr. and Mrs. Winston-Salem, N. C. in a line. They carried nosegays William Redd Turner, ceremony taking; place at high of mixed spring flowers and Introducing guests to the rv Kiannps i<? a Lander chaperoned by Mrs. Paul t 77^7 noon March 24 to First wore multi-colored bow-band- bridal couple, who were in the College fS^ Mtss Wens mX, Mr, Lwis Hay, and “ triage to rS n , hato and ^ ^ ‘ n ^ing looin were Mr. and has beenthe bride’s roommate Mrs. Larry Savelkoul. c . , The*Rev. Alfred L. Bixler hair. Mrs. R. M. Turner, Mr. and Hf T ander m ■ ^Stephen Heckard took place and Dr WilUam Redd turner Given in marriage by her M rs. Callv Gault, Mr. and * ' . . Fdwarri Wells Richard: Mur o TT Fr,da y at First officlated at the double ring father,^ the bride wore an Mrs. Hugh S. Jacobs, Dr. and Mr Wasson, whose parents Edward Wefc R-ohard Mur- Presbyterian Church w a s , ervice performed against a ivory peau de soie gown, thc M rs. James Walker, Dr. and Uve at Hickory Tavern, chose Phy and James Hewlette Was honored at a bridesmaid slun- background of massed mag . hodice reembroidered with Mrs. R. M. FuUer. The brides his father as best man. Allen son_ cheon Thursday at the Wilson nolla |eaves and two la ar . lace and hand-beading, scoop | K , l)k was k ept by Mrs. John Cook presented organ music The couple will honeymon House given by Mrs. H. Fran- rangements of mixed sprlng neckline, short sleeves, a mod- Hainey, Mrs. William Prick- and accompamed the vocalist, at Jekyll Island, Ga and Uve c.s Blalock Mrs. Harry Y. nowers whita „ et and satin med full skirl and cathedral ett. Miss Janel Hamer, Miss Mrs. Robert E. Haynes. in Laurens. Mrs. Wasson, a McSween Mrs. Rufus E Sad- bows marke dthe church pews train of peau de sole and hand Almena Blalock, Mrs. Robert Ushers were Ronald Bullock senior majoring in elementary ler, Jr., Mrs. E. N. Sidlivan, The bride is the daughter of appliqued loco. Ifj-short veil e. Wysor, and Mrs. John of DiUon, Thomas Smith of education, is the 1967 May and Mrs. R. Michael Turner. * « Dr e ‘ s “ e aaug ”“ r * 0 ftuule fell from l small lace Little Greenwood, Edward LaRoche <l u e en ^ Lander College. She The buffet table was cen- TT, f pillbox hat and she carried a rp. ' of Hickory Tavern, Barringer was Miss Lander in 1964. tered with an arrangement of £ the ton Mr cascade of white phalenopsis dcraratedw th laX arrange' F. Wingard, Jr., of Columbia, Mr. Wasson is a senior ma- yellow and white spring flow- 18 8on ^orchids. 1 , f ^ 8 a ^ range formerly of Clinton William joring in electrical engineering ers around a white wedding a < J ™ S o ^o^-Salem Mrs. Heath Copeland, organ- ^^lefand"the reresh- Horton of Charleston, Julian at Clemson University. bell. The yellow, green and Heckard ot Winston baieim Mrs Ed on the mantel and the refresh — white motif was repeated in Ushers were Alvah Wood- SODrano both of riinton eavp ^ 1 . S - Coverin « th e iniature centerpieses on card bury Sulloway, Jr., of Fort a p rograrn 0 f nu 'ntial music br,de s ta ble was a lace and miniature' centerpieces on Lauderdale, Fla. x -brother-in- through the service ' lnen outwork cloth centered card tables which held covers la w of the bridegroom; Thom- w,th th e tiered wedding cake for the wedding party and out- a s Eldred Addison, Jr.,*> of h • H ° ,° Win ^ ( e Ct 1 [ Cr ? 0nJ l7 ? and a cascade of P ink roses of-town guests. Arrangements Clinton, the bride’s brother; bride s parents entertained at and at intervals on the walls of mixed spring flowers were James N Grier Ferguson, Jr., of a roceptmn at Lakeside ( oun- were massive gold scones fill- used in the den and living Laurens; Charles Oliver Du- * T Uub A ... . , ed wi,h f,owers which were room of the Wilson home. Bose, HI, of Chapel Hill, N. Addison, the brides repeated in the silver eperg- The honoree, who was pre- C ? ; Lieut. Ernest Graham For- mo . ther ; wo ^ a yellow silk „es on the refreshment tables. seated a gift by the hostesses, ]$j£ls pi Sniilax plso,;yas presented gifts to her atten- ami F1 i coftt and hht find a| used throughout the rooms, dants. Places for he bridal ton of Carrboro, N. C., Philip corsa ^ ( ‘ ()l mossgreen cvmbi- nurina thc afternoon, the party were marked by china Douglas Hightower of Win- , <)l< 1H . S . ,( j 1 ! K ! bride and groom left for a figurines as favors. ston-Salcm, David Monroe graom s ni ° lt ’ r ' ec ,,- wedding trip to Hilton Ih'ad „ , , Hendrick of G'afe’tonia, N. C., ard ' wort ’ i a m t oss - r, ,,n s,lk Island. For traveling Mrs. Rehearsal Dinner Joseph E. Gaddy,.Jr., of Da- sa| L matching hat and bronze ] Iet . kar( | woro a turquoise fi- Mr. and Mrs. John Addison, vidson N . c> ; and Ndd An . cymbidium orchid corsage. brailllc , dn , ss with matching Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamer ( | rew Handback of North Guests wore invited to the h a t and coat of diagonal tur-< and Mr. and Mrs. James Ad- Augusta, brother-in-law of the clubhouse where refreshments quoisc and white checks and dison complimented the Addi- bride. were served Irom tables cov- a p orchid corsage. When they son-Heckard wedding party Serving as senior ushers crcd with white cloths and ar- return, they will make their Now at a handsome aavini... am * ^‘^'tow* 1 guests with W ere John Frampton McGee ranged with bouquets ot home at 40 Lakeview Circle, elegance of Gorham Sterling to d toner at the Lakeside Coun- of Columbia; Woodfin Carlisle s P r mg ilowers. Assisting on Columbia, whore Mr. Heckard enjoy for a lifetime! Dinner-for-Eight fry Club prior to the wedding Neely and George Mupphy Hu- toe porch were Mr. and Mrs. j s a graduate student in the service includes eight S-pjece place rehearsal at the First Pres-- g u i e y t both of Clinton; George George Dunlap, Mr. and Mrs. School of Business Adminis- pUcelork'andVndiv?duaUalad fork) byterian Church on Thursday william Dunlap of Rock Hill; John McGee, Mr. and Mrs. (ration at the University of plus a butter serving knife, a sugar evening. ^ . John Wells Todd and Putsy Bailey Williams and Mr. and South Carolina. Spoon and two table or serving As guests assembled a chil- Bailey Williams, both of Lau- Mrs. James Ferguson. Tbe brjdt , was tf radua ted serviced complete 44-piece led^ fruit punch was served. rens xhe br i de groom’s father Also, Mr. and Mrs. John f rom Clinton High School and Later they were invited into was man> Wells Todd, Mr. and Mrs. attended Converse College in MS0: TM!hft A SAVEftM i h !i ballroom a Mrs. Ned Andrew Handback Heath Copeland, Dr. and MrsT'spa'rtanburg. A graduate of Dmner-for-Twelve,SAVE$10. f u |i y appomted buffet table of North Augusta, sister of the D. H. McFadden, Dr. and Day i dS on College; where he Hurry! Offer ends April 12th! was arranged. A silver eperg- br i de> wag matron-of-honor, Mrs. George Blalock, Mr. and wa )r a member of Kappa Sig- ne of daffodils with silver can- and Miss ^nn Garlington Toddi Mrs. James Addison, Mr. and ma Fraternity and a football CHO/CE OF dlesticks^ and ^burning yellow of Laurens, maid-of-honor. Mrs. John Addison, Mr. and letterman, Mr. Heckard has no DATTPDMQ pers a e e es ive no . Bridesmaids were Misses Mr8 . 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GlairI’aylor Martin, Dr. and Mrs. Out-of-town guests included santhemums and white gladi- B O Whitten Mr an^t Mrs oi town guests mciuoea oli with burning taoers dec- Craver of Charleston, Cherie wnmen, Mr. Mrs Mrs Mamie Addison and Mr. 1 fokTxxc ^ Dianne Williams of Wilming- Ed Sadler, Mr. and Mrs. Ed d M c c Gunter of orated the tobies. ^ „ aU col- King and Mrs. John T. Young. ^nvHie; Mrs DavW S^ler! Rehearsal Dance lege friends; Mary Strickland The mothers of the bridal and j^ rs James Harden, Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Wil- Heckard and Elizabeth Harri- couple received guests on the Mr> and M rs Ernest Carroll! liams and Mr. and Mrs. John son Heckard of Winston - Sa- sunporch where they were as- Mr and Mrs william Maul- Wells Todd, III, of Laurens lem, sisters of the bridegroom; sisted by Mr. and Mrs. Car- din> Mr and Mrs. George entertained the bride and Mrs. AlVah Woodbury Sullo- lisle Neeley and Mr. and Mrs. Dunlap of Rock Hill, groom and their wedding at- Way, Jr., of Fort Lauderdale, George Huguley, Mrs. H. F. AJso Mr an(1 Mrg Murray tendants and out-of-town guests Sister of the bridegroom, Blalock, Mrs. Carol Copeland..^ Mr»Kpnnnn of rnmHpn- Mr« with an informal dance Thurs- Misses Susan Euphrasia Tur- and Miss Elaine Addison. Walter Going Mrs Karl M(>x- da^/evening immediately fol-'Jter of CUnton and Elbe Kay ^i n the dining ipom, where Mrs Ed Robinson .Mr lowing the wedding rehearsal. Trowbridlge of Anderson. luncheon wa^’ served, were and Mrs Henry ChandleriMr The occasion was held at the All the pride’s attendants Mrs. Rufus Sadler, Jr., Mrs. and Mrs Herbert Benson 'Mr Lakeside Country Club from were dressed alike in long Harry McSween, and Mrs. E. and Mrs E d Pitts, Mrs. H. H. 9 to 12 p.m. white siHc organza dresses N. Sullivan. Assisting in the'j{ arr j s Mrs. B.'B. Kirkland, Light party refreshments of made with' slightly flared living room and on the sun- ’ ^ punch and hors d’ oeuves were skirt, scoop neckline, three- porch were Mr. and Mrs. Earl YOlI nftV , T RFAn served throughout the even- quarter length puffed sleeves Halsall, Mrs. Marc Weersing, ing. 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