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u: -v Clinton, fi. C., Thursday, April 8, 1967 ■5 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE ■■i ip n i ■ m \ t WCTU to Meet Next Tuesday The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union will meet at the home of Mrs. David ^ Copeland on Woodrow St., on TueS., April 11 at 3:30 p.m. Mrs. R. J. Copeland will be co-hostess. wm Spite* 1 I % Wm tiff- I fist i ' - V Ip: Ml .S LINDA •AVIDSON ROLAND MISS BOLAND TO MARRY MR. BUNCH Mr. and Mrs. Frank Middle- son, N. C. He^vas a member ton Boland, .!r. of 500 Mas- of phi Ciamma Delta social grove Street, CHntbn.^aunoun- fraternity. He is employed in Miss Dunaway To Wed Mr. McCl-llan Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Dunawav of this city announce ' : 1 the engagement of their daugh ter. Peggy .Jo, to Bobby L. McClellan, son of Mrs. Emma McClellan of Route 1, Donalds anti Roy McClellan of Ander son. Miss Dunaway is employed with Lydia Plant of Clinton Mills. Inc, as industrial nurse. Mr. McClellan is employed with the Roberts Company in Andersoh. A June wedding is planned. Laura ns WMU ^ Host S^s c ion The sixty fifth annual meeting of 1 the Woman’s Mis- .ionai*y Union of the Laurens Baptist association v>iil be held Wednesday April 12 b.'- yinning at 10.ut) a.m. to be held at the Hillcrest Baptist Churcli in Laurens, it has been announced by Mrs. Capers Wood, president. A '■very interesting program has been planned around the theme “Grow in Knowledge”. Mrs. J. G. Goodwin, Jr., mis sionary to Korea will be the iwssSs? ■m: , . im* UDC Chapter To Meet Today The Stephen D. Lee Chap ter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet at the home of Mrs. Nene D. Workman on Thurs. (today) April 6 at 7:30 p.m. r Co-hostess will be Mrs. W. C. Baldwin, Mrs. T. C. John son, Mr. aiifd Mrs. G. A. Bur ton. Clinton Garden Clubs Announce Spring Flower Show The Clinton Council of Gar den Clubs will present a spring flower, show “Spring Fever” on Wednesday, April 12, from 3 to 6:30 p. m., at Hodges Hall, Broad Street Methodist Church. This will be a staiidard flower show conforming^ to the rules of the National Council of State Clubs as\sct up in the handbook for flower p shows. State”’ accredited judg-. ||. os will be used. The show is not limited to garden club members only, any interested person may enter by contact- ing the entry chairman, Mrs. Judson Brehmcr. All exhibits must be brought in by 8:30 to 11:30 a. m. on A'-'K X m Ik ■mm ♦ aw® —Shields Portrait MISS DORA HARRIET WILSON Mrs. Virginia Blackwell Wil Greenville, she is organist at Road Baptist Wednesday, April 12. No ox- . miss jean workman sHui-ER J™ ^ WILSON-l^cCARRELL ENGAGEMENT SHULER-FELKEL ENGAGEMENT soa . of ^ Extc , sjfm , cn,- ^ .... Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harlan Mr. Felkel will graduate tween the3-6:30 p. m. hours, ton. announces the engage- Church. • ce the engagement ot their Greenville with IBM Corpora- | iC y n0 ( 0 speaker for the morn- k huli r ol Holly Hill announce horn Clemson University in admission will ho charged, men! of her daughter, Dora A graduate of Furman Uni daughter, Linda Davidson, to tion. j n g session The speaker for , * lt ’ cn ^ a k cmont ° J Uieir daugh- May. He is a member ol Del- however a silver offening will Harriet, to Lamar Keith Me- versity and Florida State Uni- r John Steven Bunch, son of The wedding will take place Ule a |t ( . rn oon will be Miss ,CI '-' ,l ' a n Workman, to Charles ta Sigma Nu, pre-mediehl fra- betaken. * Carrell, son of Mr. and Mrs. versity, Mr. McCarrell is a Dr. and Mrs. Wyles Burnett June 18 at the First Presby- Ruth p r0V cnce, Stat<* VV..M.U, f:iIis Felkel, Junior, son of ternity, is a company com- other rules and regulations Vance McCarrell of White member of Phi Mu Alpha. Bunch of 1448 La Chona terian Church in Clinton. Secretary. Her message will Mr - antl AIrs - Charles Ellis mander of G Company, See- include: Horse Road, Travelers Rest. He is band director in Laur- Court, Atlanta, Ga. be “If You Know”. Felkel ot Elloree. ond Battalion in the ROTC j containers must he ^|j ss Wilson is a graduate eIJS City Schools and is min- A 1968 graduate of Winthrop Cotillion Clllb All are asked to bring A, j ss sllu,or wil1 receive a Brigade, and has been on ma rked on the bottom with 0 f Furman University and a ister of music at Eastland College, Miss Boland is pres- tit o finger lunches. A beverage S. degree in Home Leon- ( lemson s Honor Roll. lie will jbe owner’s name. The com- member of Mu Phi Epsilon. Baptist Church in Greenville, ently teaching at Mitchell Rd. riaS ’jP rm 9 Loanee will be provided. omics from Winthrop College enter dental school at Emory m jttee will not be responsible a seventh - grade teacher at A June 17 wedding is plan- Elementary School in Green- The annual “Spring Dance” _ ^ „ . -n August. She ^is a member University in September. ^ for loss or damage of prop- Cone Elementary School in nod. ville. She resides at Yorktown the Clinton Cotillion Club MlS. Dick Hosts Apartments. was held Friday evening, Episcopa l Women in August. She is a member University in September, of Phi Upsilon Omicron, was The wedding will take place C rty. elected to Who’s \\ ho among on August 19th at Providence 2. In arrangement classes Mn. Bunch is a graduate March 31, at the Hotel Mary ’ w***w** students in American Univer- Methodist Church. The bride’s 0 nly one entry may be made of Davidson Pol Wo David Musgrove The monthlv meeting of the sities and Colleges and has mother is the former Mary j n ea ch class but may exhibit of Davidson Col.eRO. David- u e . Women of the AH Saints Epis- been on the Dea „. s L1 .t. Workman of Clinton. . , . , . , , , j copal Church was held Mon- assembled al n.no o clock and April 3 at the home of enjoyed dancing to the music Mrs , M nie? Presbyterian Circles to Meet Mon. April 10, 10:00 A.M. Circle No. 1 — Mrs. Ted Davenport, Chairman, Mrs. George Blalock, Hostess. Circle No. 2 — Mrs. Law rence Davis, Chairman, Mrs. David Cook, Hostess. Following the devotional by Miss Lana Dick, the program of Harry Bouknight and his or chestra. During intermission at 11 o clock a breakfast was was j»j ven by Mrs. Miles Pow- served. Dancing was, later re- Top j q lor discussion was sunied until 1 p.m. Church * Periodical Club and Spring r floral arrangements the Bible study for April, con- decorated the ballroom. On c-erning the figure, Zacchaeus. p. . „ _ _ w r oach of the individual tables A report of the Northwest- Owens 6 Chairman Mrs Rob- a Ma yP° le arrangement with ern District Board meeting ert Vance Hostess spring flowers was very effec- was given by Mrs. Bailey Dix- Uve. on. President. , Circle No. 4 — Mrs. J.B. . u „ The spring meeting of the Templeton, Chairman, Mrs. Members in charge of the Northw ^ twn district wi „ be H. E. Ferguson',' Sr., Hostess, occasion were the dancing and hc | d at the Church of the Holy Tues., April 11, 10:00 A.M. ' decorating commitlee, Mr. c . ross Founlai „ rnn on Apr ii Circle No. 5 — Mrs. Alex- and Mrs. Marvin Gault, Mr. 12 Those attending will be ander Hamilton, Chairman, and Mrs. Carlisle Neely, Mr. Mrs Bailey Dixon, Mrs. Miles Mrs. Horace Payne, Sr., Hos- and Mrs. Tom Baldwin, Mr. p owe u an d Mrs. R. Michael tess. and Mrs. William Jacobs, Turner. Mon., April 10, 4:00 P.M. Mrs. Ed Ferguson and Mrs. The May meeting will be Circle No. 6 — Mrs. Law- David Cook. J. F. Jacobs, Jr. held at the home of Mrs. E. rence Young, Chairman, Mrs. is president of the club. N. Sullivan. Horace Payne, Jr., Hostess. Circle No, 7 — Mrs. Addi son Neighbors, Chairman, Mrs. R. C. Adair, Sr., Hos tess. Mon., April 10, 8:00 P.M. Circle No. 8 Miss Marian ason were complimented by was covered with an antique Hill, Chairman. Mrs. Perry t}leir children with a Golden white satin cover overlaid Moore, Hostess. Wedding Anniversary Party with white organdy. Gold tnf- Circle No. 9 — Mrs. Harry ' 11 Sunday afternoon, April 2, fpta draped the sides of the Nettles, Chairman, Mrs. Ah- ,rom three to live o’clock at table caught .at intervals with it Alexander, Hostess. the Hotel Mary Musgrove. Gold fringe tassels. Centering The festive occasion marked the table was a mass arrange the Thomason's Fiftieth Wcrl- meat of yellow roses and ding Anniversary (1917-1067). snapdragons arranged in a they were married April L tall ivory compote. It wa& tot7 in Fountain Inn. Mrs.-flanko I on each sjjJe^-by two Thomason is the former Ruth three branded gold eifndela- Thompson of Fountain Inn. brae with deep ivory tapers. The Thomasons made their Crystal punch howls wep’ home Vi) Fountain Inn for used at each cud ol the tab! . THOMASONS CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Thom- The large refresViment table t BUICE CALLING all HOME MAKERS By CHARLES BUICE FLOOR LAMPS AND TABLE LAMPS During the last few years, there lias been grow ing emphasis on the p corating aspects of lamp.- * and now you have avail able every possible siz£, style, color and type of lamp for every decor ating use. Act uaily, the properly selected lamps can be the making of a successfully decorated room in your home. Aside from an endless selection of table and floor lamps, there is an ever growing assortment of polo lamps and tree lamps on the market. Of course, the basic use of any lamp is good light ing, but it is equally im portant that the lamps do something color - wise and decorator - wise where ever they are used. Tall table lamps on low tables are very popular. That’s one decorating sug gestion. We’d be happy to help you with your lamp selec tion and decorating. You may take advantage of our free decorator service. Let our experienced per sonnel here at Maxwell Brothers Furniture, 204 N. Broad St., Clinton, help yo i to make your home more beautiful and enjoyable. Highlights From Clinton High » ■ * By KAYRAN. COX viisis ROSEMARY RINGER. T i-. SANDERS ENGAGEMENT ml dis. James Irvin it Hickory Tavern High . <:, ! cli.; r, :. announce School, Lauren. County, engagement ol their ' Tim wedding is being plan- at it in all classes. 3. In horticulture classes en tries must be grown by the exhibitor and be correctly la beled if possible. Preference in judging will be given speci- rinens correctly labeled as to varieties. In case of potted plants, they must have been Conventions and confer- to attend along with our local in the exhibitor’s possession ences! This week certainly adviser,. Mrs. Mary Johnson, for at least three months be- seems full of them. On Fri- Speaking of a past conven-* fore the show. day, April 7, several members tion, Stone Mountain, was in- 4. In the horticulture class- of the Sentinel staff, along vaded last weekend by oven es, containers must be furn- with Mrs. Arminta Wallace, three hundred girls from the ished by the exhibitors. Coca the adviser, will attend the entire Southeast for the Re- Cola bottles and plain milk annual meeting of the SCSPA, gional Horizon Conference. We bottles only. the South Carolina Scholastic heard speakers on several sub- 5. Decisions by the judges Press Association on the Ca- jects — “The American Way will be final. rolina campus in Columbia, of Life,” “The New South,” 6. Advance entries in the South Carolina. The students and “The Ideals of a Horizon.” artistic division must be made will attend critical competi- We stayed in the luxurious with Mrs. Judson Brehmer, tion classes throughout the stone Mountain Inn. telephone 833-2625, not later day. The convention will be Now to a qU it e current event than 12 noon, April 10. After highlighted by a banquet Fri- the 1967 Misg clinton Contest! entry is made exhibitor must day night at the Columbia Ho- j hopo all of you will come provide substitute if unable to tel, where trophies will be out and support th e Junior exhibit. . awarded the winners ot the Chamber . of commerce and 7. No artificial flowers or different divisions. Wish the the excited contestants CHS foliage may be used in the Sentinel luck, OK! has several senior girls in the show Fridays also hosts another raseant: Susan Harmon, Mis. 8. An arrangements must convention — the State Nation- sy Wassung, Dena Lanfordj contain some plant material, al Honor Society Convention. an( i g us i Watts. We wish them 9. No candles or cut fruit This year Dorman High School a u the best of luck! or eut vegetabies will be al- j n Spartanburg is the confer- ‘ lowed. t nee headquarters. live Stu— GARD OE THANKS 10. Foliage material, acces- dents from GHS are planning series, vases and backgrounds " t> vv,s 1 Uiank our many may be used in all design floor. This applies to all ar- li’iends lofr their kindness, the clpRses if desired. tislic classes except elfiss 8. lood and flowers, sent at the 11. Artistic arrangements 12 II exhibitor prefers to tbne ol the death ol our lov- shall not exceed 30 inches in eonw the idea expressed in ( ‘d °oe. Jay God bless each heighth, 24 inches in width, he: at •an ciaent, it. may be a *id every one of you. 18 inches in depth. The tables placed un a card 3 in. by 5 in. Martha, Ronnie'^.Donnie, on \*h?th the exhibits will be 13. Th^re will be 5 entries the entire Gregory fam- made are 30 inches from the in eat h < lass. ily j t ■ ft s - $ Rii some 30 years belore coming The anniversary table where t | t lh< ; T - «w ^-diii.I.Ui-, lt.«*m ! .ry. In Tin 18 a , 4 p.m K. Jones and Sons. Furniture played was similarly wrans- rail , , sunders. Junior. Sami Mauhew. I.i.ll.rran Company They make their ed with white .-overs outlined is so ,, nf Mr „„„ Ml . s . , ,, om ., ria . An lr i,. nds homi- on 318 E. 1- lorida St. with SnlH einb,onlei-.v. Sprays Sa , ld( ,,,, 0| Glw . nwood i, iKb . Hnd ,,.| a , iv< , s of ( . 0 uplc are Approximately 350 guests .oi lerti and yellow ehi-ysan- ay Clinl „ n eordiallv invited to attend, called during the afternoon themums outlined the base ol - • „ 1rK .„ and were greeted in the en- the three-tiered eaki’. leetl in * 1 111 ^ r l '’ ^ .1 ie , buds -Taduatc ol Newberry High Methodist sh a ‘ Meets Slated guests in the lobby was Miss was attached to me bottom ~““'''T rp, ^ ^ G. . . • . ' ] will receive her A.B. degree The Pauline Coleman Circle Kathy Bledsoe oi Columbia, by tour gold columns. Wed-. j . • th ci .... riinct Kniie ti,-vryrwi in .mm aHri 1,1 elementary education in of the Broad St. Methodist Guests were then invited d‘ng bells tipped in gold add- May Church will meet Tuesday, into the ballroom where they ™ u,, Mr. Sanders graduated from April 11, at 10 a. m. with Mrs. were introduced to the receiv- ^ h e f .^ Clinton High School in 1963 W. R. Pitts, Jr. r"/ wnkes y , "jr,"Mr^wake" pletod the taWetecofations will graduate in May The Methodis/ Guild will BOXWOOD COTTAGE trance lobby by Mr. and Mrs. white with yellow rose . . . „ Tom Ramage. Registering the and gold leaves, the top tier a c 10 ^ aK s , s i„ the lobby was Miss was attached to the bottom ■ N ™ berr S'. to le B e where sh presented the guests to the Several individual honorees, Mr. and Mrs. placed at other points in the Thomason, and their child- room were similarly ar- ren, Mrs. Donald R. Winslow ranged.. (Frances Doyle) and her son, Those assisting in serving Ford, of Bloomington, Indi- a nd entertaining were Mrs. ana; Mr. and Mrs. Herschell Jasper Rowland, Mrs. Sam Thomason of this city and McCrary and Misses Barbara their daughter, Pat, a student i»itts v Beth Edwards and Gail at Columbia College; and Mr. Wilkes of this city; Mpr^and and Mrs. Larry Swift (Betty) Mrs. John Bledsoe orColum- of Des Moine, Iowa. bia; Misses Suzanne Harvin, Guests were then invited to Ann Malone'and Judy Owens the refreshment table where of Columbia College, assorted sandwiches, cake Among guests included squares, mints, > nuts, punch friends and relatives from and coffee were served. As- Laurens, Fountain Inh, Green sisting at the punch bowls ville, Columbia, Ware Shoals, wer'd~Mrs. Thomas Baldwin Whitmire, Greenwood, Spar- and Mrs. Murphey Timmer- tanburg, Mountville and Fork man.^ Mrs. Vernon Powell Shoals. poured coffee from a silver Ann i versary g irts we re dis- from Newberry College with meet Monday, April 10, at 8:00 an A.B. degree in music edu- p. m. at the home of Mr.s.>Tal- cation. He is band director madge Simmons. service at a nearby table. IF YOU DON’T READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS played at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herschell Thomason on the Greenwood Highway. As sisting at the home were Mrs. S. A. Pitfc, ' Jr. and Mrs. Grace Kay of this city. DEATH of a PRESIDENT - Manchester COME IN AND PLACE ORDER The Chronicle STATIONERY SHOP OPEN 10 A. M. TIL 5 P. M. EACH DAY Tuesday Thru Saturday Closed on Monday Boxwood Cottace 809 w. NVaih St. LAUft.E:N<S, S. C. INTERIORS • ACCESSORIES • 61 - GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS! - • Mother’s Day • Father’s Day • Graduation • Weddings GiftlT • Interiors • Accessories I “Decorating By A^^infment” t