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' ^ A., R CUNTON CHRONICLE ^ iulriii Clinton, S. C„ Thursday, September 21, 1967 MfiMMftftgl imffigpppff #F^ '$&;■ im&i f y: il H v ^ ■ «¥•■ •, -: ■ mm 1 Wwmmm 4SS : #x*. g 5 -' • ' \ SBi PETTY-NORRIS ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sylvester Petty of 200 West Calhoun Street, Joanna, announce the engage ment of their daughter, Delores Elaine, to Jackson Norris of Newberry, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Calhoun Norris of Newberry. Miss Petty is a graduate bf Clinton High School and is employed by the Torrington Company. The groom-elect is a graduate of Newberry High School and is employed by the C-P Corporaton in Newberry. The wedding witl take place October 29 at 4:00 p.m. at the Church of God in Joanna. Friends and relatives are invited. WCTU To Meet Next Tuesday The Woman's Christian 418 Musgrove Street. Mrs. Temperance Union will meet S. C. Dunlap will be co-host- Sept. 26 at 3:30 p. m. at the ess - home of Miss Essie Davidson, Subscribe to The Chronicle Legion Auxiliary Picnic Is Held The American Legion Aux iliary. met on Sept. 19 at the Perr^ *B(foofe Cottage on Lake Greenwb6d for their annual picric beginning the new year. The mcnic dinner was serv ed to the members and their guests, which included a sroup from the Clinton High School band. Presiding was Mrs. Earl Workman, president, who in troduced Harry Bouk- nieht. Clinton High Band di rector. who in turn introduced the band m°mbers which gave a selection of patriotic songs, inolud'ng “The Star Snangled Banner”, “A Song "f Peace.” a^d “Now The Dav Is Over”. A special fea ture of the musical program was a croun of students sing ing “I Believe.” A short business session was held. harden Clubs Meatincf Dates r , *?r'»Hna Wren Thp Carolina Wren Gar- do*i Clnh wi’l mee* on Mon- d*»v. Se*it ?5. at 3'30 with Mrs. Joel Cox at her home o' 1 the Greenwood ILghway. ro-host°sses will be Mrs. J. R Beynoldds and Mrs. J. F Ellison. The program, by Mrs. Garv Holcomb, will be about “Containers,” and each member is asked to bring her favorite conaain- er. v Sun Bonnet The Sun Bonnet Garden Club will meet Monday, Sept. 25. at 3:30 in the Board Room at Belk Auditorium, give the program. “Captured The Rev. Zeb Williams will Beauty.” using slides to illus trate his remarks on photo graphing flowers. Hostesses will be Mrs. Marshall Brown, Miss Marian Burts, and Mrs. S. Taylor Martin. mm MRS. HAROLD ADAIR COLEMAN Le [onottd With Wedding fcrtttes Rehearsal Party The party following the League-Coleman wedding re- nearsai oaiuiuay nigni was held at the home of Mrs. Fred S- Boyd, Jr. 1 , Sherwood Drive, Laurens. Assisting the hostess were Mrs. Marion Nabors of Clin ton, Mrs. Marion Cook of Laurens, Mrs. C. J. Patton of Rock Hill, and Mrs. Ralph Byers of Greenville, all of WHOM are aunts of the groom. A green and white bridal motif was used ort the refresh ment table where triple can delabra flanked an arrange ment of white glads and mums. Guests were the bridal party and out of town guests. Seated Tea ^ Mrs. Leroy Sanders and Mrs. Gary Holcomb were joint hostesses at a seated tea Saturday, Sept. 9, hon oring Miss Mary Grace League, whose wedding to Harold Adair Coleman, Jr., took place on Sunday. The living room of the Wilson home was attractively deco rated in shades of pink hy drangeas, sedutn, Delish and begonia. The dining table was cov ered with pink, overlaid with an embroidered white organ za cloth. A silver epergne of Queen Elizabeth roses center ed the table, softened by Miss League was presented MISS NORRIS IS MARRIED MRS. PAUL EPPLEY The wedding of Miss Mary ed in the social hall. Grace League to A2c Harold UPHOLSTERING At |t’« BEST... 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V M ° r J wedding of Miss Sharon De- 104 Academy St., Clinton. The bride chose a gown of Hugh Morgan, Jr., of Lau- f 8n ’ My*- Marion Cook, and ]ores Morris of Clinton and John Eppley was his bother’s candlelight silk over peau de rens - Caro1 Copeland, Harry Mrs - Allen Coleman of Lau - Paul Odis Eppley Jr., who is best man. They are the sons sole, trimmed in alencon lare League, Jr., and James Boyd renS Brlde5ma|ll Luncheon stationed with the Navy in of Mrs. Paul Odis Eppley of and seed pearls. It featured Coleman. Miss M^rf Grace League S ? n 1 D ‘ eg0 ’ 5 U " day at ? p m ' 103 l umter St and the l3te an Empire bodice with a cres- bride graduated from ^ 1SS M8ry ce League t the Second Baptlst Church> Mr Eppley . cent neckline, A-line skirt Greenville General Hospitol ^ 8 * 188 b^tess to a bnaes Laurens Mrs. William T. Norris of with garland wreaths appli- School of Nursing. She is the noon the Marv Mus- ^ ride s brother, Wil- Clinton was matron of honor qued in lace. A full double daughter of Mr. and Mrs. prnV0 and Miss Doris Eppley, the groom’s sister, was maid of || honor. Michael Smith, the f| t groom’s brother-in-law, and ft! Michael Harris ushered, and William Lowe sang. The couple left immediate ly after the wedding for Cali fornia. They will live at 960 Florida Ave., in Imperial Beach. Mrs. Eppley has been work ing as a secretary at C. W. Anderson Hosiery Company in Clinton. Mr. Eppley has ■been in the Navy two years. For the service the bride wore a silk organza dress with pearl-embroidered lace trimming the princess bodice, A-line skirt and camelot train. Attendants’ peacock blue sheaths featured floating chif fon back panels, scoop neck lines and Dior sleeves. queu in lace, a iuu uuume „ . erovp Hotel camelot train was attached, Morris Hayes League of the guests’ Diaces at the and it was accented with lace Laurens Highway. Her hus- * ne g 75 81 * P! a £ es • ine A caXt held tte fun band attended Presbyterian “> bI * th f <*>“ W .. A capule . , .T 0 U>e fuH College before joining the Air "larked w.th place cards of Force. They will reside at Pl" k r » s ? ! and wedding bells. bouffant veil of illusion. Miss Shirley League, sister 612 Clift Drive, Austin, Tex- The table was centered with pink roses and miniature bride and groom. The bride presented her gifts to the bridesmaids at this time. of the bride, of Atlanta, was maid of honor. She wore an antique gold chiffon formal Frrrvior with the bodice banded in VV1I11UI1 r rubier moss green velvet, attached Vows August 15 to an A‘line skirt with a full Miss Reithic Ann Winton „ camelot capelet. The head- and Tommy Vernon Frazier ShOW#f Honors piece was a bouffant veil of were maried on August 15 in Mice Trrrmtruall illusion attached to a pearl Mountain Home, Ark. 1 comb. Her attendants were The bride is the daughter ° n s ® turt,a y night, Sept. 9, similarly dressed. They were 0 f Mr. and Mrs. Charles Win- 8 miscellaneous shower hon- Misses Sandra Huggins. Rich- ton of Paris. Texas. The or l n R Miss Jane Trammell, mond, Va., Cassandra Huff- groom is the son of Mr. and October bride-elect was giv- stetler, Marsha League, and Mrs. R. H. Frazier of Joanna. en . at . Clinton Commun ty Anita Byers of Greenville. He is stiving in the Air Building, to which a. number Mrs. Grace League Conner Force, stationed in Altus, f. ri j nd T S T and rel8tives and J. E. Martin presented Okla,. on special assignment ad ;__i po .[ , ._^ er _^^^. a ^^f the music. A reception follow- in Arkansas. At home, insurance protects your house and person al effects but. there is no policy written that will cover the cost of replacing valuable papers, heirlooms and important documents* j A low-cost safe deposit box in our vault is the best answer. Get onel M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers Established 1886 ' Member FDIC Clinton, S. C. * * 41/2 % INTEREST PAID ON ONE-YEAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES Your tfffflADWRl $ a* pti I** ' L Program TODAY-SATURDAY iMliMlMM immmmwii ■vmwm —‘HMIMMOKWI-WGiSM MQOUMOtt URimcnyiiui ■omcnoir RYMUeNKI , *mo#ur I0S. •> maBn s - ourtsn* cannhiis TODAY-FRIDAY Shows 3:15, 7 & 9 Saturday—1:15, 3:30—Night—7 & 9 We Cb Not Run Through On Saturday MON.-TUES., SEPT. 25-26 bride-elect was presented a corsage bf white mums. _ After enjoying' several MlSS Godfrey games, the guests were invit- Worlc Mr Rivorc ed Into the dining room where ^ eas A ir * nivers the prettily appointed party M iss Patricia Ann Godfrey, table was covered with a dau ghter of Mr, and Mrs. green cloth overlaid with G roce a. Godfrey of Wood- white organdy. The table was ] and Acres, became the bride centered with lovely arrange- of Gordon RiverS of Canad _ ment of pink roses and small j f . n Tex., Sunday at 4:00 p.m. dahlias in a silver bowl, and a t the Milam Road Church of Hanked by tall silver candela- God Rev j H Osborne of- bra with pink candles. Re- fi c j a ted freshmentS of salad, punch The bride chose a gown of and other party food were peau de soie and Chantilly served buffet. j ace w jth a chapel length Ater refreshments. Miss train. Trammell was presented Miss Miriam Lawson, maid nany lovely and useful gifts. 0 f honor, ymre a white lace Hostesses for the occasion sheath trimmed in pink with a were Mrs. Eva Land, Mrs. scoop neckline. Guy T u m b 1 i n, Jr., Mrs. The bride’s »sister, JANET GARDNER Dillard Boland, Jewelry 103 E. Pitts St. Telephone 833-1028 s' Shows 3:15, 7:00 and 9:00 STARTS SEPT. 27—DOUBLE FEATURE TARZAN AND GREAT RIVER “SEA PIRATE” A Bride-to-Be in old Cey lon had a real problem when . T _ tT T _, — ——. Mrs. it came time to invite Mr* k Rni? ’ ^ « M 8 ^1? 8 ’ Jeannette stone ’ was brides- friends to the Wedding. The ' wu?*" maid and her dress was pink P rime requisite was a good, Power and Mrs. Marvm Whit- chiffon with a lace bodice. f as t runner. mIr *’ The groom chose as his best This bearer of good news rVmnla man John Rowland of Lith- would run from house to t - onia - Ga. house, from village to vil- Wltn Lake PartY Mrs - Marie Holmes and lage, with the invitations. If Honoring Miss Janice Eil- Vernan Anderson presented a the Groom was a chief, or a een Pinson and Hervey Fran- P ro 8 ram of wedding music, relative of a chief, the run- cis Blalock, Jr., whose wed- A small reception followed ner would present the invited ding will be an event of De- ceremon - v with only the guests with a large packet of cember, Mrs. C. W. Copeland fami, y R resent at tbe home of 5 e t e i leaves and a garland and Mrs. Lykes Henderson tha bride. t i of flowers. If the Groom entertained a number of, Afterwards th e couple left was lesser than a relative of friends of the couple at the f ? r Fort Bragg ’ where a chief, the invited guests Copeland cottage on Lake u gr ” orn ’ a P aratr °oper in would receive only two betel Greenwood recently. They the . ded States Army, is i eaV es. were inivted for skiing and ^ tatlonod and where they will Aren’t you glad you don’t afterwards for a buffet sup- IVe ‘ have to seek out a bushel of P*r. Q U t 0 f town guests included betel leaves before your A fall motif was carried Tommy Stokes of Spartan- Wedding? It’s so much eas- out, with decorations of burg, and Sadler Poe of Rock ier t0 mail an attractive in bronze daisies. The bride was Hill, students at the Univer- vitat j°n to your friends and remembered with a gift by sity of Virginia graduate relatives, the hostesses. School. Dillard Boland, Jeweler, can serve you with a com plete line of invitations, An nouncements, Thank You Notes, Reception Cards, Mr. and Mrs. Cards . . . even name - printed Reception Napkins. It’s a great deal of fun to choose your own Pa per Trouseau and type style at Dillard Boland, Jeweler. So bring your Groom-to-Be along. While you are here, be sure to register as a future Bride. Choose your Silver, China and Crystal pattern at the same time. It will make gift shopping much easier for your friends. As a Bridal Consultant, I’m sure I can help you with the many questions you have. There is no charge for thia service. Call me, won’t you? Fresh Fall Shipment 1 NUNNALLY’S CANDIES Assorted Chocolates — Nuts and Fruits Chocolate Peppermints — Brazil Nuts Chocolate Pecan Pats, Party Mints, Caramels, Etc. Clinton’s Choicest Candies GIFT WRAPPED FREE! J " Youngs Pharmacy : i.< *»i*h e Friendly Store”