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CHnton, S. C., Thursday, July 18,1967 THE CLINTON CHRtfNICLB H »■ I' B&PW Club Meets at Lake Tuesday evening the B. and P.W. Club and guests ass sembled for the Juty meeting at Mrs. Perry Moore’s cot tage on Lake Greenwood. . A barbecue supper w d s served in buffet style. Mrs. Robert Johnson, pres ident, presided ovil* the brief ’ business session. Party Honors ^ Clinton Visitor Monday afternoon Mrs. Heath Copeland gave a cola party at her home on Calvert Avenue for Mrs. William Brook Owens of South Am boy, N. J. who is visiting here. Roses and other mixed flow ers added to the charm of the home and adorned the dining room where refreshments were served buffet style from a prettily aoppinted tea ta ble. Senn-Wallace Rehearsal Party On Friday evening follow ing the rehearsal for the wed ding of Miss Margaret Senn and Mr. Robert Gary Wal lace the members of the bri- lyutRer Frahklin Richard ton OincinnaU, Ohio. Reverend Doctor Jose ph Miller Gettys, Dean, Pres,-, byterlan Cdllege, performed thi* wedding ceremony. „ f A kneeUng bench flanked by' two s&yen branched can delabra decorated with st<jp- hahotis and' magnolia form ed the altar setting. Lighted tapers were used in the cln Mountville aiuf Mrs. ! Jane apd turned td ence last .. Mrs. Johp ,;B. Aycock Of John Bardwell Cannon and CushiM. ,OU4pma l» tg- Hugh Willis Crisp of Miami, U ng h?r W# MM. MAUDE BRTBON Cerrespondeot » * n r* Fla. were here visiting friends Br y^ 0B v' and relatives last week. - , Mrs. Aycock and Dr, Blan- The Rev. Jackson Touch- berry and Miss Yelle Crisp Monteo,^R. _C. id^^saw, the ter of Ihe mantel with small arc with a group of our young u t o* ’ ^ arrangements of Gaza" daises people at Ridgecrest this JMr. and Mrs, B. U stejrart and gyptophllifl on elther end. week. visited^ their, daggpter ^Mr*- The bride, given in marri- Mrs. Edwin Wasson of Nor- Bousl y age by her father, wore a fplk, Va., is visiting Mrs. Rol- Ft ‘ uurihg; tne white glamelta corsage with ly Bannister. week of July 4th. * her semi-fitted sheath of yol- Dt .. Ruth stoke s is improv- u ^ i f s ^ nn S ^ 0l | se ing rapidly. Her neice, Mrs. beach with a group of friends Alene Fencak of Cheraw is from La M^ ns j / 1 with her for an indefinite per- Miss Jepnifer Gabbert _ of iod of time. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Miller are at Sullivans Island this week with Mrs. Millers sister low lace. > •, r Area B&PW Meet Cooleenee, N. C; si. visiting her uncle Mr. {ferfnfcn Gabbert and family. George Jr f arid .Keith Fin ley of Charlotte, N. C. gpent The Northwest Area Meet- Mrs. Porth and Mr. Forth, ing of the Business and Pro- After several weeks visit last week with Emil and fessiorial :Women’s Club of with their grandparents, Mi*. Finley ; t MRS. JOHNSON McCall-Jcgmson Wedding Held in California .,jr MRS. WALLACE Senn-Wallace Wedding At Rocky Springs Church Srpith Carolina wag held re cently in ! the Friendship Room'of Laurens Federal Sa vings and Loat> Association. MISS PloHfte Mdrtlrt, North west pi^eqtot, presided over the medtitfgf to which, the LaU : reng; Qub, was host. Registra- lace tne memoers or tne on- . , f .'. m •• ^ ^ dal party were entertained at M,ss Mar y. A nB McCall with v LTV ,in palUs whece wrthluncftheing served at the E Z Living Center by the daughter .of Mr. , and Mrs* • Hye., ^ groom’s aunt Traynham, and Billy Ray Traynham Mrs. Davis greeted the son, son IVlr. ^;and Mrs. Mi ss: Nichok, . . . guests at the door and Mrs. James Earl JphiisQn Qf' ^ i*4 The Rocky Springs Presby-, ailah, soloist, sister of the Ruth Traynham invited them ton, in a morning ceremony JVW** ,Kl6hiirfl880fl! terian Church, Laurens was bride. , to the refreshment table-which q Arntn - ft - Tirtitea » the setting for the Saturday A reception followed in the was covered with a white . . church'Juh^ 17 evening wedding of Miss Mar- social hal }- Mrs ; Alb ® rt £ Ur ‘ outwork tablecloth over yel- 1 T • 17 ‘'The • hbrne’ot tht bride 3D2 "••••’ garet Helen Senn to Ro,bert L y . 1 . 8re ® ted 8ues ^ Bnd low. Mrs. Billy Ray Trayn- erend John L. Stokes offici- 'j . ’ * and • Pres.relect M r *- Martha Gary Wallace. Rev. Robert ? llly Senn P reslded °ver the ham poured punch. ated. ' 1 ' ' ? treet ’ ^ 1 ^ ton ; Doa>iiuck ofv,Gaffney. . C. Bankhead performed ’ the h ? ow1 ’ , „ TT An arrangement of shasta The bride wore a gown of of the wedding Of ..Those-Attending from din- ceremony. ^be daughter of Mrs. Har- daisies and dahlias with sil- candlelight silk organza fash M^ 8 ?. Amelia ^Nichols arra ton Robert John- The bride who was given old Murphy Senn of >0ak ver candelabra holding yel- fonVd in Ld re ^ Mar^all BurrellRichard- son,. ^., Mrs.- P.. M. Pitts, in maSe by her broker Grove community and the late low candles was used as a ‘ ^ed wiTSte ShTtdrt Friday,-July '7;. U:p om Tmai,, Migs Billy Senn of Woodruff, chose wL?!™’ centerpiece ’ and yellow roses a fingertip iUuSiori veil and ^ and Mr8..M. a dress of silk organza over and an antiqUe wedding ar ‘ carried a bouquet of phale'- ^ ^ , hpm ^ *? tafetta designed with a bouf- /- nmnfln v ^ rangement completed the de- antopsis orchids with steph- ■ > > nr fant skirt appliqued with chan y ' corations. anotis over a satin ntillv lace Her train was Havin 6 been graduated Refreshments were served Bible : y , . . n . j from Southern Institute of. consisting of sandwitches * 8 _ Graphic Arts in Nashville, cheese straws, toasted pecan Tenn., the groom is a lino- j ia i ves> cakes and punch, type operator at Jacobs Bro- During the evening Miss * PROMPT, ECONOMICAL PRESCRlFFlON , SERVICE , ' ’ f r M ' ’' • * “Serving This Area S4 Years 0 Wc Give S & H Green Stamps '•.Tvj Youngs North Broad Street -’j v #•< Dial 833-1220' ii i ii"li>i ii State officers present were PrCpklehL^Mrs.- Mary F.ran- bfts Bi^by qfi Greenville;, Vice- iM-cSident, Mrs. Ann M.. : Kor- nahftmt -XliUipnt, Treasvirter Mis*' wiflie. Maxwell, Jnman, M 1 ' “1‘ »'*■ --HV CARD OF THANKS a bouquet of white roses cen tered with white orchids covered ■ A graduate of Clinton High ' tye‘ 1 Wi*b J U> express bur Schqo and Rresbytenap CoJ- dwii,' a^eciatlon ' to every- »«v..v.c.i was her '’! eRe . thc b ^ ldc , ®. Pr^P^V oik* for thVitiany acts of kind- , Miss Pauline Carol wprkm8 towa ^ 1 n&ss, . syrppathy and under- ill of Saratoga, who a I^. a * tcI -^ m 's(an4ipg;'during the long ill- Attendants were the sisters thers printing firm in Clinton, Mr ^Wallace "Dre" W ° re an emp ‘ rc Sty,ed 8oWri sitv ^ Un Vfer ' ar ' A at rtf “ ,,, • of the bride, Mrs. Brunson He is the son of Mrs. Harold to their att^- ° f ligh ^ gre - en chiffon Over W • Asbill of Clinton and Miss Di- Saxon Wallace of Missallie 8tnted 81fts l0 lhe a taffeta. She carried a bou- .Mr.^ Richards* QaillS. . . fha nnrtv IHrtCP nrp- , . , ■ ' . . , v Memorial hospital ace bodices. The x The newlyweds will live in nut nf town Serving as best man' for August and .will begin studies 'for thefr uiitiring qfforts. May headpiece was at- the Oak Grove community. t , fripnd^ and rel ^e groom was Dr. Jamek ^ or . a , p ^:^ dn '' agricultural God bless c .each qf; ypu. an orchid. They _ « g “ ests ’ cl0Se frlends and rel Van Dvke of Santa Clara, economics this fall, fie is a ’ M r S .. James E. Nabors atives. Debutants anne Senn of Laurens. Their Drive in Clinton and the late Empire sheaths of lavender Mr. Wallace, featured lace matching tached to an orchid. They _ _ carried nosegays of orchids. | ©ft FOIT Harry Wallace of Clinton, served as his brother’s best man. Groomsmen were Cur- C 4 J tiss Wallace, Billy Ray \Jll OatUrCiay Traynham,' Robert Davis, A te a at the home of Mrs. J Henry Lothridge and Michael Ro bert M. Vance will honor * Senn, brother of the bride. season’s debutantes of the i A program of nuptial music Clinton Cotillion Club at 4 was presented by Mrs. A. D. o’clock Saturday afternoon, Smith and Mrs. Edna Bus- July 15. I The debutantes, whose names will be announced .at the tea, arie to be presented at a ball, December, 28 aj tfie Hotel Maty MUSgtoVe. • ’ *" Mrs. R. Michael Turner tb chairman of the ball commit tee. Her co-chairman is Mrs. Robert NT. Vancte hnd othei* commitree heads are Mrs. Thomas E. Addison, adviso ry; Mrs. Francis Blalock, secretary - treasurer; Mrs. Rufus E. Sadler, Jr., invita tions, and Mrs. Harry Mc- Sween, presentation. Also Mrs. James Macdonald and Mrs. Reese Young, debu tantes’ supervision; Mrs. Ed gar N. Sullivan and Mrs. Hugh S. Jacobs, seating and floor; Miss Katherine Dicus party calendar; Mr. and Mrs. Her only attendant was her sister, McCall ness .am} at the dqath of our . „ husband'. m)d father,.. James Richardson will receive Nabdijs.;; We' .wish, also ’ to T , . . quet of daisies with ivy :stre-’h* 8 Masters Degree in econ- thank'the nUrses aiid doctors In addition to members of arners omics from the University * in of) u a * - 1 • ^ - the wedding party, those pre- - • - * * •• Van Dyke of Santa Clara, economics mis lau. jHe Calif. Ushers v/ere Michael graduate of Chicora ; Hig^ ^ McCall, brother of the bride, School,. Charleston and Ncw- 5. • and Patrick Peterson, both of berry CoRege. . Saratoga. -Their parents are Mr. ar^d A buffet luncheon at the Mrs. Clarence Eston Nichols home of the bride immediate- of Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. ly followed the ceremony. ‘~~7 The bride attended Agnes Scott College in Decatur; Ga., and will be a senior at South ern Methodist University -in Dallas, Texas. The groom is a grathlate of Georgia Instituie bi "techno logy, where he was affiliated with Delta Upsilon fraternity. He is now an aero engineer 1 and fbtnily . bmCE SUPPLIES / CHRONICLE PUR. 00. ’ PHONE 833-9941 -r • ^ ‘ ’ '• ■ ' SUMMER SUITS - DRESSES - SHORTS and SWIMSUITS Vi to Vi SUMMER HATS . . . V 2 off One Table Of Items .... Vz price NEW FALL MERCHANDISE ARR*VINGiDAKLY Suit CluBSlarting Au^utA. CIN If Interested. Jtowi 207 North Broad Street :~ Free Parking In Rear 833-2472 ii »"i JANET GARDNER Dillard Boland, Jewelry 103 E. Pitts St. Telephone 833-1028 Brides-to-Be are usually ful- iy preoccupied with the fact that they are about to acquire one of that species known as “husbands”. As to the care ou- u u * ~ u a " d tf'" 8 l 0 ca h „'t S'™ 3 ; Mrs^James 6 L.!* Wa^ker^pubi But St I can tell you that the Mrs ' G <j°rge .Cornel- word •husband” comes from f on ’ ass.stant to the secre- the Norwegian word, “Huns tary; Mrs. Bailey Dixon^m. Bonds” which means “peas ant with a house”. Nowadays, not every new vitations assistant; and Mrs. James Von Hollen, presenta tion assistant. Other committees will be MISS NEWBERRY Newberry-TiUer Engagement Mr. and Mrs. Frank New berry of Colquitt, Georgia an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Frances Re becca, to James Ronald Til ler, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Newton Tiller of Clin ton. Miss Newberry, a 1965 graduate of Miller County High School, is a junior at Georgia Southern College, husband comes complete announced later, Mrs. Turner Statesboro, Georgia, major- with a house. In Norway, sa j d though, a man was required by law to own his home be fore he could get married. Weddings were big in Nor way. When the daughter of a well-to-do household married, the servants of the household requested to be married on , . , that day also. It must have Hampton of Lawton, Okla. required a tremendous Hampton- Passmore Engagement Mr. and Mrs. Joe William ing in Sociology. Her grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. Wil lie Blackshire Newberry and the late Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Grover Kelley of Colquitt. Mr. Tiller, a graduate of Newberry High School and Georgia Military College, is a senior Business major at announce the engagement of Georgia Southern College and their daughter, Jo Ellen to a member of Alpha Phi Om- Lt. Roger Stephen Passmore, ega Service Fraternity. His son of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. grandparents are Mr. and Passmore of Clinton. Mrs. Newton I. Tiller of An- Miss Hampton is a graduate derson and Mrs. Arch R. Hoi- enough Silver, remember of J La , w '? n HiBh j*!’ 001 ’ at : mes and ‘ he late Mr - H° lmes that Dillard Boland. Jeweler, t ' aded Cameron College and of Lanford will be most happy to lend Oklahoma State University, The wedding will take place you the Silver Candelabra, where she was named to the August 20 at four o’clock in Coffee Service, Punch Bowl dean ’s honor roll, treasurer the afternoon at New Salem and Cups, and other items of Beta Sigma Phi and a Baptist in Colquitt, with the for your reception. There is representative to the city reception immediate!^ follow- no charge for this service. It’s council. ing at the home of }he bride’s just another onq that Dillard Lt. Passmore was gradual- parents. Friends and relatives Boland. Jeweler^is prepared « d from clin ^S&, Hi § h School are invited to attend the wed- to help make your Wedding in 1962 < and Cleinson Univer- ding and reception. No for- everything you dream it will sity in 1966 with a degree in mal invitations are being is- be. " ” J amount of silverware and crystal to take care of a Wed ding Party that large! If you have the same prob lem, a Wedding and not Physics. He served as vice- sued, president of AIP and was on As a Bridal Consultant, trained by National Bridal f* 16 Brigade staff. He Service, I’ll really enjoy help'- is now stationed at Ft. Sill ing you with any other prob- Okla. where he is an instruc- lems you may have. Do come l°r in OCS, Gunnery Depart- in soon and register with us. ment. We have a lovely gilt aWc»L- The weuuinfe is planned ioi Births POTTS Mr. and Mrs. James B. Potts, Jr.* announce the birth of a son, James Barnett III, on June 26 at Self Memoiial ing your vnsii. August 19 in Lawiodj Okiu. Hobpnai in Greenwood. BU1CE CALLING ALL HOME MAKERS By Charles Buice THE FOCAL POINT Your living room should be built around a “focal point”, as the decorators like to call it. In plain language, this means the room should be built around isome very outstanding piece or group of furniture, or some “cen ter of interest”, but there should not be more than! one focal] point. Your focal point may bej an eye-catch-j ing mural on a wall (and the colors ofj this m u r a ll could be picked up and used throughout the remainder of the room). . Or, it could be an en tire wall grouping of pic tures or paintings but two large ' walls of pictures would be pointless. A focal point could be an unusual cocktail table, a sofa and chair grouping, a brightly colored large plant, (real or artificial) or a gold carved frame mirror to name a few. The important thing to remember is that the focal i»int must be sufficiently outstanding and attractive to use as the center of in terest.. If you’d like sortie ideas for your living room’, come in and talk it over with us. There is no obligation. ,‘Our store is the largest in town with the biggest selection located at 204 N. Broad St., Clinton. So let one of our courteous sales man at Maxwell Brcfthers help you with any prob lems you might hav.e in decorating your. home. ft NOTHING EASIER tkAN WINDING AN AUTOMATIC WATCH . .. just wear rrf ; ‘ - ' • •• l c. U Jeweler T‘' r • CIJNTON and JOANNA ' , . < r , » f ' . * ■ * for your own. tiki, do 4* iulova awsi rely on an Authorized Balova Jewelar.