The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, April 13, 1967, Image 5
Clinton, S. C., Thursday, April 13,1967
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Observe Golden Anniversary
Pictured above are Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Tal-
madge Thomason as they obse/rved their Golden
Wedding Anniversary on Sunday, April 2. The
anniversary party was given by their children,
Mrs. Donald R. Winslow (Fralnces Doyle) and Mr.
Winslow of Bloomington, Indiana; Mr. and Mrs.
Herschell Thomason of this city and Mrs. Larry
Swift (Betty) and Mr. Swift of Des Moines, Iowa.
The occasion was held at the Mary Musgrove Hotel
wifh some 350 friends and relatives attending. The
story of the anniversary party was given in last
week’s issue of The Chronicle. — Shields Portrait.
Sarah Glenn Circle
In Meet Monday
The Sarah Glenn Circle of
Broad Street Methodist
Church met Monday* evening
at the home of Airs. B. B.
Ballard and Miss Kate Milam
i on West Maple Street.
Following the business ses
sion conducted by the chair
man, Mrs. J. M. Hatton, Mrs.
Lewis Wallace led an interest
ing program on Zacchaeus en
titled “Up In A Tree”, assisted
^ by Mrs. jtffcian Cbtefnan and
Miss Elizabeth Copeland. The
scripture was given by Mrs.
W. S. florae and the program
was closed with prayer by
Mrs. Wallace.
During the social hour Lon
don Fog, cookies and nuts
were served.
Arrangements of snapdrag
ons were used in the living
room.
Miss Arnold Elected
State Officer of
Honor Society
Spartanburg — Steve Spear
man of Brookland-Cayce High
School in Columbia was elect
ed president of the state chap
ter of the National Honor So
ciety, in convention here Fri
day ending a two-day meeting
at Dorman High School.
Other new officers are John
Holly, St. Andrews’s Parish
High School, vice president;
Linda'DaVis, of^Chicora High
School, secretary; and Kath
erine Arnold, of Clinton High
School, treasurer. All new of
ficers will be seniors next
year.
B. Speake on Monday, April 17
it 3:30 p.m. Mrs. Tommy
is program leader.
Owens
The Maymc Johnson Circle,
Mrs. Nenc Workman, chair
man, will meet with Airs. J.
The Elbe Hatton Citcle will
meet on Alonday, Apih! 17 at
3:30 p.m. with Aliss Essie
Davidson.
Miss Black In
Graduating Recital
On Next Sunday
Miss Amy Black, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Black,
will be presented in her gra
duating recital Sunday, April
16, at 3:30 p.m., in Twitched
Auditorium at Converse Col
lege. A pupil of John Erick-’
son, Amy was awarded the
L. Clay Williams Music^ Scho
larship for study at Converse
and the Hazlett Memorial and
Mid-South Scholarship -for
study at Chautauqua, New
York, last year.
The public is cordially in
vited to attend the recital and
the informal reception follow
ing in Lee Parlor.
Greenwood Homes
To Be Featured
On Spring Tour
Four Greenwood homes and
one garden will be featured
on the Spring Home Tour Ap
ril 26 from 10 a.m. until 5
p.m., sponsored by.thg Green
wood Woman’s Club.
Tour tickets are $2 and all
proceeds will go to 'the build
ing fund for the Woman’s
Club House.
Included on the tour will be
the following.
The contemporary home of
Dr. and Mrs. W„ S. Brocking-
ton in Chinquapin designed to
take full advantage of its
natural wooded setting: the
residence of Mr. and Airs. R.
J. Sprott on Gracemont, an
example of Williamsburg ar
chitecture furnished with an-
tiques and 18th century repro
ductions; the Durst Avenue
home of Lander College pres
ident E. Don Herd and Mrs.
Herd, a modified Georgian
structure with contemporary
furnishings and Abney Halt,
the Georgian mansion of Mrs.
J. S. Abney located on the Cal-
lison Road, decorated with
period interior.
Visitors may also take the
garden trails leading through
the formally planned yard of
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wingard
on Sunset Drive, outstanding
for its camellias, boxwoods,
shrubs and lakes.
A tea table will be set up
in the Wingard yard and $1
box lunches will be served
around the Abney Hall pool
between 11:30 a m. and 2 p.
m.
Rosewi'ations must be made
for lunches. Advanced tick
ets may be obtained by send
ing a check to His Aileen
Wash, 111 West Durst Ave.
or by purchasing at local
stores to be announced later.
Tickets and maps will be
sold on the tour day April 26
at the Lander Alumni House
on Durst Avenue.
Each ticket will be num
bered and. in a drawing, the
holder of the chosen stub will
receive a living room chair
donated by Maxwell Furniture
Co.
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Tour guests are reminded
that low heel shoes are man
datory.
Why Do Queen Anne,
Thomas Chippendale and
George Hepplewhite
Meet Here?
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—Shields Portrait
MISS SUE CAROLYN BRAGG
BRAGG-SANDERS ENGAGEMENT
ael Staggs ushered and- Dr
Robert S. Cooper officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred D a y in the United States Air Force Musicians included Edsel Cul-
Bragg, Jr., of 212 Hampton at Sewart Air Force B a s e, bertson.
Nashville, Tenn.
The wedding will take place
June 25 at the Clinton First EVERYDAY
Avenue, announce the engage
ment of thei,r daughter, Sue
Carolyn, to Thomas Alichael Baptist Church’
Sanders. He is the son of Mr.
and Airs. Arthur Sanders of
104 Gordon Street.
Aliss Bragg graduated from
Clinton High School in
and attended University Hos
UDC District
^ Meet April 22
The annual conference
pital School of Nursing in Au- the Ridge District of the South with Go( j and our f e ii 0 wman, Express
~ Carolina Division, United
Ray Pulleys
On Coastal
Honeyxnpon
Laurens — The First Bap
tist Church was the setting for
the wedding of Miss Sherri
Dale Bailey and timothy Ray
Pulley Sunday at 4:30 p.m. A
reception followed in the social
hall.
j Mr. and Mrs. Pulley will
live at 40 Smythe St. after a
trip to the coast. A graduate
of the Greenville TEC secre-
f arial school, she works for
the Torrington Company in
Clinton. He works for Anieri-
can Lava Corporation in Lau
rens.
Miss Phyllis Bailey was her
sister’s maid of honor. They
are the daughters of Air. and
Airs. Lewis Wilford Bailey of
U)3 Farley Ave.
Other attendants were Miss
Sylvia Alexander of Green
wood, Aliss Masilyn Case of
Joanna and Mrs. Dwight
Odell. Miss Patricia Alexan
der of Mountville and Miss
Denise Pulley of Columbia,
niece of the groom, were flow
er girls, and Christopher Ed
wards of Greenwood was ring
bearer.
Airs. Pulley chose his broth
er, Paul Pulley of Columbia,
ps best man. They are the
sons of Airs. Ray Pulley of"--
37 Smythe St. and the late MISS STUMP TO MARRY MR. BATTON
Mr. Pulley Gerald Abercrom- Dr andA i exander sophomore at Wlnthrop Col-
^ f.T„!;L an la Bell Stump or 102 East Cal- lege. Rock Hill. She was pre-
houn Street, announce the en- sented in the Clinton’s Debu-
gagement of their daughter, tants this past season.
Nancy Douglass, to Alexander Mr. Bratton is a senior at
Alford Bratton, Junior, son of Presbyterian College.
Air. and Mrs. Bratton of Port A summer wedding is being
Gibson, Aliss. planned.
Miss Stump is the grand
daughter of Mrs. Horatio
Wood Allison of Durham, N.
By DR. HERBERT SPAUGH C., formerly of this city. A To Meet With
graduate of Vardell Hall in
Man’s greatest need today Red Springs, N. C., she is a MTS. AnaerSOIl
of is more ability to get along The Century Club will meet
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MISS NANCY STUMP
COUNSELOR
Century Club
appreciation.
(3) Tuesday, April 18, at 4 p.m.
gusta, Ga. Carolina Di vision United not more skm not more mon . share . at the home of Mrs. *. R.
Air. Sanders also graduated Daughters of the Confederacy, . ... (nr „ f often we-encounter people Anderson on W. Walnut Street,
from Clinton High School in will be held in Abbeville on ^ 1 er sonnei a w j 10 are boring or have an Mrs. "Marc Weersing will be
1966 and is presently serving April 22. The conference will large organizations will tell j n f er i ord y complex. AU you tbe narrator with her subject
be held at Alain Street Metho-you that their greatest prob- have to do is to ask a few “The Romance of Diamonds”.
dist Church. Registration will i e “ m res ts in the area of per- questions about himself, his —
b "u“a“ WllUams, Edge- , ->‘«>ducm S Cupid> 8 Corner
field, is district director. Airs. tion starts. A good conversa-
Wade L. Murray, president of From time immemorial this tionalist is the one who kh0 ws
the South Carolina Division, problem has been basic. All bow to ask good questions, ".^.
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will be the guest speaker. of us are selfish and self-ccn- The second rule is lb,\axC
After lunch a tour of histori- tered. Our general attitude is p rt .ss appreciation. I don’t.
cal posts in Abbeville will be “What’s in it for me?” mean flatterv but eenuino an-
rfladc. During World War 1. a oar- "on There is Xays a
Included in Ridge District toon appeared in our newspa- compliment or an apprecia-
are the following counties: p**r showing a large, fat man y ve remark you can say to
Abbeville. Aiken, Edgefield, seated in a doctor’s office tak- anyone you meet.
Greenwood, Newberry, and ing an eye examination. The | n my scrapbook is a poem
Laurens. doctor pointed to letters on called “Do It Now,” b\ Ber-
Members interested in at- the chart which were A-M-E- ^ on Braley. Is commences “If
tending may contact Miss R-I-C-A. The man replied, w jth pleasure you arc viewing
Louise Kern or Airs. I*. M. “Doc, 1 ca* 1 ’ 1 anvthin<*
Pitts. Reservations should be except the
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made by April 15.
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Antique Shop
213 W. Main St. *
Laurens, S. C.
MRS. ESTES
David Earl Estes
Takes Bride
From Georgia
David Earl Estes- of Joan
na and Aliss Lou Ilia Beck
of 1876 W. Washington St.,
East Point, Ga. were united
in marriage Friday, March
24 at 7:30 o’clock at the home
of the groom’s parents, Mr. .
and Mrs. Charles W. Estes,
201 S. Hampton Ave., Joanna.
The Rev. Ross Pickett heard
their wedding vows before a
small assembly of relatives
and friends.
Airs. Estes is the daugh
ter of Airs. Kathrine Davis
of Route-v 2, Dondlesonville,
Ga. She was attended by Miss
Kay Brownlee of N. Harper
Street, Laurens, as maid of
honor.
Ernest Strand of Joanna
was best man.
The bride chose a three-
piece white line suit with
matching accessories and
carried a bouquet of daisies
and carnations. Miss Brown
lee was attired in a beige A-
line dress with matching ac
cessories with yellow carna
tion corsage.
Immediately following the
ceremony a reception was
held in the home. The couple
later left for a wedding trip
to Atlanta, Ga. upon their
return they are making their
home wih the groom’s par
ents.
The bride attended El Ran
cho High School, Pico Rivera,
California, and was formerly
employed with Rich’s, Inc. in
Atlanta. The groom is a gra
duate of Clinton High Schopl
and is associated with West
ern Electric in Spartanburg.
Legion Auxiliary
To Meet Tuesday
The American Legion Auxil
iary will hold its regular meet
ing Tues., April 18 at S': 30
p.m. with Mrs. Ray Pitts, 403
E. Maple St. Members who
are interested may bring the
1967 “Golden Mike Award”
ballot, which can be found
in the February issue of the
Ntttionttl News, uiagaxiru..
BUICE
CALLING ALL
HOME MAKERS
By CHARLES BUICE
DO YOU HAVE TO GO
OVERBOARD ON PRICE
TO HAVE A BEAUTIFUL
HOME?
Wouldn’t it be wonderful
to have your home furnish
ed beautifully without go
ing overboard on price?
Did you know
it can be
done!
You can get
furniture and
a c c e ssories
you'll like
and still stay
within your
budget be
cause we
have ha d
much experience in solving
this very problem-helping
people select their furniture
to lit a specific budget.
We can suggest styles,
fabrics, textures, colors,
wood finishes and arrange
ment tliat will help you
furnish your home beauti
fully without exceeding
your budget. And we can
show you a wide choice
and complete selection.
\\ hether you are conser
vative or daring in your
astes: whether you need
an odd piece or a complete
home of furniture, you
won’t regret paying us a
visit. •
Remember — it CAN be
clone. You can have an
attractively furnished
home whether you have a
big budget or a small one.
Take advantage of the
help we can give you.
Come on in.
Let our expcriencei per
sonnel here at Maxwell
Brothers Furniture, 101 N.
Broad St., Clinton, help yo
to make your home more
beautiful and enjoyable.
103 E. Pitts St.
Telephone 833-1028
We proudly announce Cu-
s Corner, which is our
brand new, fresh and iriendly
column which will appear on
this page each week. It’s all
We are all at times subject te n him now.” Look up the,.., Dillard Boland, Jewelry
to self-pity. We feel that we whole poem and read it. If
are not appreciated not need- y0 u can’t find it, write me,
feel this way particu- enclosing a long self-addrqs-
larly about those with whom sec j stamped envelope, and D i d
we; are most intimately asso- j will send you a copy H
ci^ted, either at home or at - Finally^ there is a third
wojrk. We are all disposed to ru i e; Shaw- with your fellow-
teiko our cloSG associates for fTiAn Kv 1 ,
’ranted Yet this is the area man - Lom ^ ence ^ snaring ab out Brides-to-Be and plan-
wC appreefaiion is mo" a t gX “‘ n * alo "« , wilh
needed. A man would rather J| im a word of encouragement fX oriBins* or" ma'nXo^oui
have a genuine compliment at the opportunity. You might Weddinl rustom? snLTf
from his wife or his secretary L ,; vo hirn S omo small oresent V ^ e(lding custon ?s — some oi
man from fifty other women. ^ ™ a comXation you b - k ' housands
can t beat. I've tried it for Bu , Caterer the origins of
years and I know it works. Wedding,customs, every Bride
You try it.
By like token, a woman had
rather receive some commen
dation from her husband or
members of her family than
from all of her social ac
quaintances.
The three rules for success
ful relations with others: (1)
Show interest in them. (2)
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