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THIS CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Miss HBpp Weds
In Gross Hill
The wedding of Miss Mary
Virginia Hipp to Joseph Har
old Cunningham, Jr., of 14
Valley View Lane, Greenville,
was solemnized Saturday at
5 p.m. at the First Baptist
Church, Cross. Hill.
A reception followed in the
church fellowship hall. Mr.
and Mrs. Cunningham will
live at his home in Green
ville. He is an electrician
I* for American Monorail. His
bride was graduated Sept. 1
from the nursing school at
Greenville General Hospital.
The groom’s parents live
near Kinardst
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Clay borne Vaughn Hipp of
Cross Hill, the bride chose
her sister, Mrs. Michael Wil
liams of Greenwood as ma
tron of honor. Also attending
her were two Greenville resi
dents, Mrs. Jerry Copeland,
her nursing school roommtae,
and Mrs. William Johnson, a
classmate.
Mrs. John K. Talyor of
Laurens presented organ mu
sic and Rev. John H. Turner
officiated.
Attending the groom were
his brothers, Fred and
Charles Cunningham of Clin
ton, with Ray Holsonback of
Columbia, brother-in-law of
the groom, and John Clay-
borne Hipp, brother of the
bride.
The bride’s candlelight
crepe princess dress, designed
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wallace Elaine Henderson, to Andrew with sweetheart neckline, and
Fowler of 408 Caldwell Street Wilmot'Slipaly^UI, s6n of Mr. P ane l train were appliqued
announce the engagement., of and Mrs. Shealy of 210 West with ale neon lace. Her
heir . daughter, Patricia Mhple Street. * . , mother made the dress. The
Iv; . , Miss Hendersdn was gradu- bride designed and made her
atedfrbfh Clinton.High School veil. Her cameo brooch was
putws oxiown r or • • in 19a4 and attended Georgia a family heirloom.
Garden Club Meet’ ftwthefrh Colle^, receiving a Attendants wore mint green
' B ^' -degree ' hr etemen- crepe A-line daytime dresses
rinh nnpn 9 p l Hit^ W fflH^»tnn' tat * y education'in'August. She with bateau necklines. The
SoL/ sent * at 3-30 n m is *rade at matron of honor’s gown fea-
mV. 1 I^ai’rw "Hampton A vert uer Elementary lured bell sleeves; others
ht the home of Mrs. Joel Cox g h ^ . ... were made with long sle eves.
on the Greenwood Highway. , . . . .
'The president, Mrs: Clar- * .^ r ’ Shealy, also a Clinton
once Stinnett, presided ovef* High ^ School graduate,' wqs RlrtllS
the meeting and welcomed awarded'a Bachelor of Busi-
two guests, Mrs. J. D.'Bass ? ess Administration degree mpFI havmov
find Mrs. James B. Lybrand. G'eorgia* Southern Col- ,
The new yearbooks wefe giV- lege in June. Hfe is a compu- ]^ r an( j jyj rs £ ar i McEl-
jen;to the members and future ter P r ngra rnl,ner for jClin- hannon announce the birth of
programs were discussed, ter> ^Bearings v Plant of the Tor- a son R a i e i R h Wesley, Sep-
The devotional was led by r "®* on '^ ompan y• ' tember 10 at Bailey Memorial
Mrs. Hugh Ray. . . < 1 wedding is planned for Hosptial. Mrs. McElhannon is
County Public Records
MISS ELMORE
MISS HENDERSON;
MISS HENDERSON ENGAGED TO
ANDREW WILMOX SHEALY, HI
Elmore - Goodwin Engagement
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Joseph Earl Proffitt and
Phyllis Charlene Hartjsock of
Clinton, S. C.
Junior Rull Glenn and
Clara E. Bell of Clinton, S. C.
Calvin Jones, Jr. and Shir
ley Ann Blakely of Laurens,
S. C.
Lonnie Edward Todd of Wa
terloo and Annie Pearl Young
of Laurens, S. C.
Douglas Harris Owen and
Opal Elaine Woodward of
Clinton, S. C.
Johnnie Johnson and Laura
Rhoden of Clinton, S. C.
Lee Greene Jr. and Nancy
Elizabeth Williams of Clin
ton. S. C.
Jesse E. Smith Jr. of Lib
erty and Virginia Jenkins
Garner of Joanna, S. C.
Charles Eldredge Adams
and Clara Ann Bryant Reid of
Laurens, S. C.
Robert Luther Willard and
Mary Ann Wrenn of Water
loo, S. C.
William Calvin Poore and
Brenda Joyce McCarty of
Greenwood, S. C.
Paul Odus Eppley Jr. of
Laurens and Sharon Deloris
Norris of Clinton, S. C.
Chapman's Host
American Legion
And Auxiliary
Members of the Copeland-
John Paul Downer of Laur
ens and Peggy Ann Carnes
Baker of Clinton, S. C.
Harold Adair Coleman, Jr.,
and Mary Grace League of
Clinton, S. C.
Ezell Gilliam of Woodruff
and Barbara Ann Dillard of
Enoree, S. C.
Give once for iiuny
,JNITED,w
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. ployee’s Association.
Elmore of Route 1, Clinton, Mr. Goodwin, who attended
announce the approaching Furman University, is asso-
marriage of their daughter, ciated with John D. Hollings- Davidson Post 56, American
Doris Lodene, to Bryan Alva worth, Inc., of Greenville. He Legion and Auxiliary and a
Goodwin, Jr., of Laurens, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. nurn t, er 0 f guests were enter-
The wedding will take place Bryan A. Goodwin of Route 1, t a i n ed at a fkh and phirkan
December 22, at Bellview Lauhens, and is a member of supper at the Lake Green
Baptist Church in Laurens. the Hejaz Temple.
Miss Elmore, who received
Colored slides featuririjg December 16.
Japanese containers and
arrangements were • shown Ladies Lakeside
$md. the commentary was ^ « ' * ■■■
read by Mrs. Gary Holcombe. wOix meets TueS.
Three members of the club, Ldies Golf Association of
Mrs. Fred Holcombe Mrs. the Countr c|ub
Irene Tankersley and Mrs. wi u meet on Tuesday, Oct. 3,
Clarence Stinnett, brought for golt and br i dge . Lunch
Japanese arrangements to* . Vin be S er V e d at UiM o'ciqck.
had rpade Several members M cmbers are asked t0 cont6ct
brought their favorjte. eon- - George iw#c4 and jJ r5
tamers and told why they c w. c. o land £or r scrva .
^pre favorites. , ... * : 'tidns:' ' - 1 '
After the program, refres|v
ments were served. The din*-
fyig table was decorated with ;
an arrangement of THTaifttf,-~
<9ueen Elizabeth, and -Gha*
fotte Armstrong roses .With-
pbm pom dahlias in shades-olf
rink.
the former Miss Maggie Col
lins.
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her B.A. degree from Presby- ^
terian College in 1965, is em
ployed as Social Worker for
the Greenville County De
partment of Public Wei- l
fare. She is a member of the
South Carolina State Em-
Women Voters
Meet Tonight
The monthly meeting of the
Provisional League of Women
Voters of Laurens County will
be held Thursday, Septem
ber 28 at 7:45 p. m. at the
Clinton City Hall. The subject
of the program for the eve
ning will be “The Develop
ment of Human Resources,” H
a topic being studied by local
leagues all over the country, j
Members are urged to be
present and to bring an inter
ested friend. Membership in
the League of Women Voters
is open to anyone interested in
becoming a better informed
citizen, and the policies of the
organization are non-partisan.
The program Thursday eve-
ning will be good background
material for the “go-see” tour |||
in. October to examine first
hand whatj is being done in the
ares ttf Development of Hu
man fteSources in Laurens
County. ’ Mrs. Lewis Hay will
be program leader.
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JANET GARDNER
~T~ Dillard Boland, Jewelry
' 1 103 E. Pitts St.
Telephone 833-1028
.Your Wedding date ... It
will live long in memory as
one of the most important
days in your life. You were
probably very careful ur
clioosing the just-right day.
The modern method of choos
ing the date is based on prac
tical things. Not so in ancient
China.
The Chinese used to consult
an astrologer for the proper
time to tie the Wedding Knot.
But the astrologer, according
to' historians, could be sway
ed to change his mind. As a
matter of fact, an impatient
groom could cross the great
seer’s palm with silver and
name his own date.
Wedding dates, in these
modern times are carefully
planned by the Bride and
Groom. Just one of the many
problems to be worked out
and planned for in careful de
tail. )
When you plan for your Sil
ver, China or Crystal, be sure
to register your selection
with Dillard Boland, Jeweler.
You’ll be thrilled at the wide
variety of patterns which we
have available. Your friends
and relatives also will be
pleased that you have regis
tered your choice with us. It
will make their gift selection
so much easier.
Call me, won’t you? As. a
Bridal Consultant, i can help
all of your Wedding Plans to
wurk bo much ^mouther. . !
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ft PARAMOUNT PICTURE M PANAVI90N*AN0 COLON
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Today and Friday
3:25 and 7:25
Sat.—1:10, 4:11 7:25
Corsairs plundering
the seven seas!
PARAMOUNT PICTURES presents
irate
COLOR
A PARAMOUNT RELEASE ^
Today and Friday
4:50 and 8:50
Sat.—2:36, 5:37, 8:38
s NOTICE OF LOST
CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT
Notice is hereby given that
Time Certificate of Deposit
Number 12324 dated February
11, 1966, issued by M. S. Bai
ley & Son, Bankers, Clinton,
South Carolina, to Mr. or Mrs.
Brunson Asbill, has been lost
or destroyed and that an ap
plication will be made to said
bank on October 12, 1967, for
the issuance of a new certifi
cate in the place of the one
described above.
MR. AND MRS.
BRUNSON ASBILL,
Clinton, S. C.
S28-3c-012
Melissa Jo Williams,
Jive year old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H.
Williams of Greer, proudly
displays the trophy she
won as a runner-yp in the
“Little Miss Greenville”
contest. “Mftsy” is the
granddaughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Williams of 516
N. Broad St.
One Afternoon and One Night Show Except Saturday
When We Run Straight Through
MON.-TUES- OCT. 2-3
INKS OWN WAY
—^ HE IS.
PERHAPS
THE
MOST
DANGEROUS
MAN
WHO
EVER
LIVED!
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Shows? 3:16, 7:00; 9:00
STARTS WED., OCT. 4
KILLER
CREDITORS’ NOTICE
All persons having claims
against the estate of Anna G.
Kilpatrick deceased, are
hereby notified to file the
same, duly verified, with the
undersigned, and those in
debted to said estate will
please make payment like-
wise
’ LAWRENCE N.
KILPATRICK,
Executor,
c-o Probate Court,
Laurens, S. C. ?
Sept. 21, 1967 S28-3c-012
^ DUFFY TWIW
By ‘JIM’ GOODMAN
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The
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in Panavisipn* and Metrocolor
Shows 3:15, 7:00, 9:00
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YOU GET SPECIAL RATES FR0*A
Be Sure
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only 97c
No Age Limit
Limit l i>f-One Special Portrait Per Customer
Groups SI.00 Per Person
Handling Charge of 35c On Each Portrait
Photographer Will Be In
Gilder-Weeks Drugs
Joanna
Thursday and Friday
September 28 and 29
11 ;00 A. M. TIL 6:00 P. M.
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PRESCRIPTIONS
PROMPT, ECONOMICAL PRESCRIPTION
SERVICE
“Serving This Area 84 Ytnrf
We Give^S & H Green Stamps
99
North Broad Street
: Dial SSS-IMO
Youngs Pharmacy
SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED
wood home of Mr. and Mrs.
R. P. Chapman on Saturday
evening.
Arrangements of rose color
ed dahlias, double pink al-
thea, pink roses and mari
golds were used on the porch
and dining rooms where long
tables were arranged for the
guests. An arrangement of
yellow roses graced the bar
mgg where chicken, fish, potato
salad, slaw were served buf
fet style. Tea and coffee was
served along with cake for
dessert. About 56 guests en
joyed the delightful affair.
Invited guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Julian White of
Greenwood, past state depart
ment commander and past
state department auxiliary
president; Mr. and Mrs. Mil
ford ForresUer and son of
Grtfertville, Mr. and Mrs. J.
K. May, Mrs. Clyde Seawright
and Sheriff and Mrs. Eugene
Johnson, all of Laurens.
Sergeant Uldrick
Heads For Okinawa
U. S- FORCES, OKINAWA
— Army Sgt. Robert C. Ul
drick, 28, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Claude ;C- Uldrtck, 301 Wood-
row St.y Clinton, wfes assign
ed to Headquarters Company,
2nd Logistical Command on
Okinawa, August 30.
Sgt. Uldrick entered the
Army in 1963 and was last
stationed at Ft. Leavenworth,
Kahsas.
He attended Clinton High
School and completed his high
school education through the
General Education Develop
ment test. Before entering
the Army he was employed
by Joanna Mills.
SALE STARTS THURSDAY
Septimhr M
LADIES
MATCH-
MATES
*5
*7
*7
*9
Rif.
$5.99
Rgf.
$7.99
R«|.
$8.99
Rtf.
$11.99 V ( f- ' \
A fabulous assortment of Y-r
| pullovers, cardigans and
skirts included.
f LADIES
SWEATERS
£2f.r , 7
Ribbon front cardigans
included andlong-sleeve
Jon stretch slipovers.
GIRL’S
COATS
11“
$12.99
Reg. $13.99 f OM
£• $14.99
Reg. $10.99 4
Boy’*
"ZIP-OUT"
RAINCOATS
ftoT 9»*
Sizes ~
8 to 14 1
Reg. $16.9?* j £
''SALE OF
COATS
Ladies BALMACAN Raincoats
Junior Petites and Regular 1 ASS
Misses. In Navy and on qq ■11
smart pastels.
Half sizes in navy
regular $12.99
Reg. $19.99 to $21.99
LADIES COATS
ii“
18“
Reg. $2.99
.. Ladies
T v SLIPS
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v (sS'.
Reg. $1,19
3 for $1 RR A S
59C PANTIES *^**-^*^
2 for $1 A A *
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88
LADIE
BLOUSESI
aeg. $1 00'
Sizes 32 to 40
Ml (IS TO SHOT:
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