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National Ballet
Performance Set
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UDC Welcomes
New Members
On Thursday, January 5,
the Stephen D. Lee Chapter
of the Lmted Daughters of
the Confederacy held its us
ual moethly meeting at the
home of Mrs. M. C. Poole.
Chapter president. Miss
Louise Kern, presided over
the ritual and flag salute.
Mus Eloise Miller was wel
comed as a new member,
and Mrs. Henry Craig as an
associate member
Accounts of Matthew Maur-
ejy and Stonewall Jack.son
were given by Mrs. W. W.
S arris and Mrs Frank Mii-
r Miss .Agnes Davis pre
lected the balance of the
fpogram, entitled Ideal? erf
the Confederacy'. which
{tressed the difference in the
altitude of the soldiers of the
$d southern states and the
aewiy formed states in the
^ghteen sixties
• Co-hostesses. Mrs Perry
Jloore and Mrs T J Leake
assisted in serving refresb-
fbents Fortune cookies, serv
ed were a topic erf conversa
tion.
About People
You Know
2—THE CHRONICLE, ClinUm, S. C., Jan. 18, 1%8
OES ANNUAL INSPECTION
Miss Lcxxie Lou Young has Paris, visited
returned to her home after a mother. Mrs. R.
her grand-
E. Ferguson
.Area citizens will have an
opportunity to
anee of the
next month Sponsored by the
Spartanburg Junior League,
the company will give a pro
gram of exetfrpts from four
ballets at Memorial .Auditor
ium on February 5. , . ^ ^ ,
The varied program chosen «*> 111 ^ Memorial . Hospi- dunng the holidays^
for presentation will be com- ^ following a broken arm Mr. and Mrs. Clifton
posed of .Act II of Swan Lake. Thomason enjoyed a vmt to
d^Tfrom Don (rfuixiote Con- Mrs E L Holland *as in Sarasota Jungle Gardens
certs Barocco and Con ^ rpeHV, de on Wednesday due while vacatlowing ow Fieri-
jo the death of her raeoe, da’s Lower West Coast re-
Mrs J. H. Phillips The fuw- cently
eral services will be held
Thursday.
RETURNS HOME
Mrs. James O. Sanders has
’eturaed to her home on Fair
Dr. after being a patient at
Bailey Memorial Hospital
luring the past week.
PATIENT AT
SELF MEMORIAL
Earl M Stewart is recuper- u, Robert Lee Hunter, Jr,
3 tmg in Self Memorial Hospi- son orf Mr. and Mrs. R. Lee
tai. Greenwood following Hunter orf SCI Pimlico
surgery last week Greenville, and the
FROM CONNECTICUT of the late Mr. and Mrs. R.
Mrs George Wassung of Lee Hunter of this city.
Hampden. Conn is visiting The future bride was grad-
, James B. Parrott, No. 9,
OKS, Clinton, will hold its
.Annual Inspection Friday,
January If. Supper will begin
at 6:30. The meeting be held
at 7:30. Worthy Grand Ma
tron. Mrs. E. Wilbur Wil
liams and Worthy Grand Pat
ron, James Perry will be In
specting Officers. District
Deputy Grand Matron, Mrs.
Edna Bodie will also be pres
ent.
All members are invited to
attend the supper and meet
ing.
Miss Bigbee, Mr. Link
Set March Wedding Date
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Ed
ward Bigbee of 203 North
Owens Street announce the
engagement of their daugh
ter. Susan Cathy, to George
Gregory Link. He is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. George
Link. Jr of 711 Shands Street.
Miss Bigbee
throp College after graduat
ing from Clinton High School
in 1966 Mr Link, also a 1966
graduate of Clinton High
School, is a sophomore at
Clemsdn University
The v wedding is scheduled
for March 10 at Calvary Bap
tist Church at 4-JO p m.
JAIfST GARDNER
Pitta m.
• There are many
tpamage customs among the
tribes of British East Africa
£- and many of these cus
toms center around the sacri-
orf goats. Among the
of the Elgon Dis-
a he goat is killed and
>’s father atom him
the
Miss Thomason To Wed
Wayne Everett Johnson
Amore.
Tickets are on sale at the
YMCA Family Center, Music
Box. Converse College. Wof
ford College and Memorial
Auditorium.
The National Ballet, under
the artistic direction of Fred
eric Fr—klia. is the rendent
company of Washington,
D. C- and is recognized
throughout the United States
as one of the finest ballet
companies in America.
In three years, the new
John F. Kennedy Center for
the Performing .Arts will
serve as the home of the bal
let company. At present the
company performs at the her son and daughter-in-law.
Lianer Auditorium at George Mr. and Mrs Robert
Washington University. sung m Meme Oaks
The National Ballet was 1 Miss Patricia Ferguson, of
the first company m America Greenville, who has been al
to give ballet performances tending the Sorbonne in
on regular subscription ser- ,
les The company performs
ten weeks in Washington and -
limits its touring to three ■C"
tours of three weeks each. In
addition to the subscription
senes, the National Ballet
gives 12 performances of the
Christmas classic. 'The Nut
cracker '>
The company consists of t*
three leading ballerinas,
Marilyn Burr. Yvonne Myer
and Andrea Yodehnal and
four premier danseurs. Eu
gene Collins. Jean---Paul
Comelin. Ivan Dragadze and
Steven Grebe!.
Bliss Teague To
Wed Mr. Hunter
Tay-
tbev
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their
of Mrs. Etta
Gh.
the
Tribe, the
foal on the day after
a atrip
hide from its forehead. He
a bracelet from the
of hide and after
RlC the proper magic wortfa.
B»e Bride puts it on her left
‘ The bracelet becomes
magic to ward off evil
while the young Bride
Groom begin their mar-
life.
• Here at Dillard Boland’s
pe can help you follow the
Riaay delightful customs of
|ur own marriages — and
Without goat skins. Of
Bourse, the first exciting cus-
{mh is the selection of your
— engagement and
rings, and the sim-
gold band for Mm. Then
dictates that Wedding
or Announce-
wiB be sent to year
and relatives.
We will then set up your
Registry to assure your
that special pleasure
teg able to give you ex-
what you want and need
mr Sterling, China and
Patterns.
»*s so ranch that Dft-
can do to help
ur Wedding Plans
a wide and taste-
to choose from
Rh Had you chose DO-
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you to
School,
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Arts De-
l the Uni
versity of
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Lee High
Ga., Georgia
Technology, and is
employed by Delta
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which will follow at the
of Mrs. John M.
Hospital News
Patients currently at Bail
ey Memorial Hospital:
CLINTON: Thomas M.;
Perdue, Patricia A. Williams,,
Dorhthy Trammell, Sadie
Adams, Mary Bell Richard,
Milton Rice, Cora Elders,
Lula M. Young. Emma R.
Brown, William E. Lydia,
Margaret W. Woodworth,
Halite John Griffin, Baby Girl
Dandy. Rathlewi Craig, Baby
Girl Suber, Baby Boy Mims,
Addle B
Shell
Eva
Bowl
me S.
Thomas
Cora Garlington. Clyde Me-,
Gaha, Lillian G. Simpson,
Mary O. Faulk, Missouri
Wilkie, James F. Entrekin,
Mary Lou O’Daniel, Avery I
Mark Barnes, John Stone,'
Ethel L. Stroughton, Ella R.
Chapman, Velma B Forck,
Ida Copeland, Yvenia S.
Suber, Ludora B. Mims Mar
tha R. Childress, Boon Mae
HoBaitd, Harold Coleman,
Thomas J. Sanders, Eliza
beth L. Matthews,
D. Boland, Frank
E. C. Vincent, Jennings Eu
gene Cook, Irene Hollis.
JOANNA: Myrtle Estes.
Belt M. Attaway, Rons New-
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Club News
SUN BONNET CLUB
The Sun Bonnet Garden
Club will-meet Monday, Jan
uary 22. at 3:30 p m. at the
home of Mr*. H D. Payne cm
North Adair St Guest speak
er for the lecture-demonstra
tion program entitled, “The
Art of Flower Arranging,”
will be Mrs. Jewel Dunn of
Spartanburg- This program
hak been provided for the
dub through the courtesy of
Southern Bell Telephone Co.,
Mr. A. Ray Feme 11, local
manager.
mkligram book club
The Mellgnun Book Chib
will meet Monday, Jan 22 at
3:30 p m. with Mrs. James
Walker
man, Frances May Strand,
Perri B. Rowe, B C. Flow.
MOUNTVILLE: Ruth W
Stokes.
CROSS HILL: Barbara
Ann Anderson, Archie C.
Bluford, Jr. Ella Golden.
/A7Mn\v,\x
TODAY — SATURDAY
led from Vanderbilt Un»-
Was- versity. She is a member of
the Atlanta Cotillion Chib and
Junior Associates of the At
lanta Music Club
The groom-elect was grad
uated from Georgia Institute
of Technology. He served as
a First Lieutenant in the Air
Force before going to work
for IBM in Atlanta.
The wedding will be am
event of March 2 at Peach
tree Road Methodist Church,
Atlanta
SALE!
Hones Hosiery
Continues Thru Sat. Jan. 20
Regular Sale
$1.35 pr Sl-15
$1.50 pr $1.25
$1.65 pr SL35
FINAL REDUCTIONS ON ALL
WINTER CLOTHES
Vi
price
Births
COOK
Mr and Mrs. David Phillip
Cook announce the birth of a
daughter, Frances Kimberly
on December 2B at Bailey
Memorial Hospital. Mrs.
Cook is the former Gwen
Hitt.
All Dresses, Suits,
Sweaters, and Skirts
Values to S7.95 on
BLOUSES
Remaining Hats 3.00
Vi dB
All
Foundations
Mbs Meadors
To Be Married
tinman
Mr and Mrs. James C.
Tinman of 1T1B Concord Dr.
Mr. A Clark Meadors an-• ChartotesvUle, Va. announce
nounces the approaching the birth of a son, James
marriage of his daughter, J Concord, Jr. on Jan. S at
Charlottesville Hospital Mrs.
Sheila Lynn Meadors to Ger
ald Wayne Gibson, son of
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Gihw>«
of White mire. The wedding
will be an event of February
2 at the home of the groom’s
parents in Whitmire.
Tinman is the former Jean
Horne of Erwin, N. C
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