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2—THE CHHONK LK, C linton, S. Feb. 22, 1%S
MISS BIGBEE
HONORED
On Moi"iav ni'tht. Febru-
ary 19. ’
!;ss Susan Cathy
Bivhiv u
as honored with a
misi obn’ii
■ous Hiower at the
Clinton G
immunity Building.
11O't(' .'I
s lor the occasion
woii' Mr
s. Gav DeYoung,
Mr C or
a Wells. Mrs. Coll e
C.in pb 'll.
and Mrs Bill
Jones.
On air
,vnl the bride-elect
was pri'Si
'titcn a corsage of
white sir
■i (ir.it. which is her
bridal ti o
•.er Suitable games
were p’av
a .i G t'ts from the
lari'e r.an
he: id guests pres
ent and .
’her friends not at-
t e 'diiu, u
t .v opened, and le-
fre durent
> were served bub
tot st> to
Tile cok
iv cheme of g’-een
and \i h
t was carried
throuv 1 ' 'i.
l ihe de.orations.
flowers a:
ad part> food. The
white c
, • ed table was een-
tered v./.
h an arrangement
of wedd.n
r hells w ith the in-
script ion
"Cathy and Gregg
—Mareh
10. '08 “
WhiUen Village
VohirD
~ors Meet
Whitten
\ daJe Volunteers
will tree!
Vie s ia\' morning,
Feb 27 a
’ 1 i o'clock at the
Paren’ s :
! louse. Attend-
ina ti e •
• • :;ng will be Mrs.
Made'ir.e
t\ u. -r. Executive
Dire t ir <
i tl e Volunteers.
Futhn, e
' the meeting.
turn Ii
ii 1 ’ ser\ I'd in the
F.tuplo> i e
Dining Hall.
Vi'lun'e-
‘:' • President. Mrs.
Kel.v V.. ;
!' <o-ks all members
to attend.
a d those who plan
to sta;. to:
r lunch to call Mrs.
Waits by
Friday. Feb. 23, so
re.'ervatmi
ns can be made.
HAT PARTY
IS SLATED
!'!);• WCmt'!! i'i P>n»;id Strt'ct
Mi!!,nli-' (.'hurch will hf
h- tor a hat parts at
llodiU's Hall on Wi'ciru'silay,
Hi h 1 rnm 10 00 a nt untit
ti 00 p m Till' party ss ill tca-
turc thf sal" of modi'i atrly
pr. *i a I ’ii 1 \ .pirn" and sum
incr hats m tile iati's! sts los
uul colors
About People You Know
Items contributed to this column are u r reatIs apprecialed < all s ‘‘ ’
Hats w ili
be displaied ar-
'eOiil.. to
I'olors in Ho lL:e>
ad w"li
mirrors and hat
r's pi'a\ id
ed. I :ht retresh
O’", s \'. . 11
ba '("'vail and a
O' O' jit*' 1
i ided during party
Lt. tleorue Sense. Mrs. Sense and children. Kimberly
and Shawn, have arrived home from Ft. Bliss, Texas,
whero be has been stationed the past two years. Ft.
Sense received his commission upon graduation from
ITesbvierian ( iilleue and has been discharged from the
S. Ann" followimr his tAvo \’e;irs of active duty.
Hern Ho
■ in
tab
I !'! 'Ott '
n ri
, paiicttl ;it Self Memorial Hosp,.
i M . j-coently undi'rwent surgery.
Mrs. ('co 're'o Whissuny luts returned to her home in
Hamden, Conn., after visitiny her son- Robert Wa-o
suny, Mrs. W’assnny and family. She stopped over tor
a few days’ \ isit in Washington. D. C.
tA'inmittoo chairmen are
i .:uI \;. e. Ab . Ronald
l’;;’-:: —dv. Airs Richard C'ar-
oert i Airs Charles Buice.
: rs R'.bcrt Aodd.row, and
' ’. Ha :■ i: ■ > ('hatocN. .Mrs
In -liar i Clasipi. is hat party
caa.email.
Powells-Waldrons
Host Drop-In
Air and Mr- Aides Rowell
■ d Mr and Mi's Charles
W.. ion li'M a df>p-m from
' o i p in. t > 7 33 p in . Fri-
da> lehrnar'. Itj, at the
\\ .iimn 1c c" • on 402 Pine
io ".'itermin members of
the Lams Club and their
in •' s
ic> ,i i \ .i' .'lie'll- were in-
Mrs. John Stenhens of Canton, N. CA, returned horm
on Tiusday after \ isiting her son. Dr. Louis Stephens
Mrs. Stephens and sons.
K. Salters is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jane
Mrs. Jane Ferguson has been transterre 1
from Self Memorial Hospital in (Jreenwood to Bailey
Mi •morial Hospital, here
Mrs. T.
Fereusnii.
.Mrs.
Hospital
1.'. Mb.
ter. M•■. I
mitiyham.
AH's. V,
Slate ( e- •'
Mr. ;tnd
cius Hup--
Atlanla., ti
i l r
;t patient at Bailey Memorial
Samrnie and Mar\-
\isited their daugli-
Mr. Johnson in Bir-
(.re:
\!
- among those attending the
, ; jn i bvonville t his week,
andier and Mr. ;md Mrs. Lu-
spent the past week-end in
and relatives.
cue
Hr. ana
a s o! M t
cleaver and son. Steve, wer*
ml Muller for the week-end.
Miss Ruth Bailey has returned to Bailey Memo
rial Ihspitul here after a stay in Self Memorial Hos-
■ ita.! in (Ireenwood.
,t r
(,r
■ U A
V. t:
■ 1 at Self Memorial Hos-
anderwent knee surgen
Mom
Mrs. R. H Met lee and Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Vaughn
have returned after a visit to St. Petersburg, Fla.
Mrs. C.eorge Kllis was in Dillon for three weeks visit
ing her son Dill Kllis, and his family.
Miss Barnes Engaged
To Howard Watkins, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. LoeNon Adville Barnes, Jr., of
Mill announce the engagement of their daugi
Martha Rebecca to Howard Henn Wat Kins. Jr.,
ot Mr. and Mrs. Howard Henry Watkins of Clin
The wedding is planned for May 2d at Cnity Pre
terian Church in Fort Miil.
Bolt-Hedgepath
or’
Ion.
\ .ted to
ii.iie r
i . re'hments
lower i
a‘ a.table
ai ihe
ni im room
ville. W
:.:' a a-:a
a: the
den The
•. r sail
e;re hu*
the deeora-
Will
rian.' liir
oimliout
the house
w a > p ; ’ k
i, i i ' H l \\
as centered
w eek -e;*
: unit ti
if pink
lace tabh-
W PS !
■ ■ i o 111 'in
t • 1 > • , .
the Uj)s
tair.' bullet
Atkmt
U t i > i (
l l-Oil til
; i s ll)\ (.‘1 y
cloth, a va-
Ti .n
i . m i
ip-. sa!o
■d nuts, and
stay at
11 ,l'i da"!!
I- tor
individual
Air. and Airs. C. A. Holland spent Saturday in the
the state visiting relatives in Bishop-
Klliott and Lynchburg.
.darvm
ton. IT. ho
home todav
KeiC
mell. Ic-I
was Mid;
>;t '
been a patient in a Prince-
ex era! weeks, will return
in '
• Air. and Mrs. Henry Tram-
f,,i- Fort Jackson where he
S. Armv.
Ot
mnnit
rvilie. Cut., spent the
Ti * >(* !.
Clem son l niversty student, spent tin
id with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bell. He
on’pan : ed! y a classmate. Jack Cunningham
■ C i * • ■. X. J '.
w i!
■ two
of I
Addison has returnerl home after an illness am
Failev Memotiiil Hospital.
oe i f Augusta, Ga., were
u her. AHs. Irene Pitts, and
Joining them were Mrs.
■ewhter of Innmn. and Mif e
; Smut h ( arolina.
Mr and Mrs Richard Ar
nold Bolt of Hickory Tavern
announce the engagement of
their daughter. Richie Kay.
to Danniel Ray Hedgepath.
on of Mr. and Mrs. Udlliam
Fvmes Hedgepath of one hun
dred Francw Street
Thetwedding w:i]
Alai'eh 1 'M'ruy third
pm in
Church,
nouncenu
mw's aim
Clint' n.
he held
at leiir
'midwu'iies -fiiTounded ;i sil-
i« r t per-ni and cnndlehrum
n wni,! an ;irrangeir.ent of
w .11P■ naans, pnik snapdrag-
aid t);jby s breath were
tc.Me.'bled by four lighted
prak i:Ipers The ruby pink
eraiib. i ! ' punch was served
by virs (>ii\er Creen.
In the den Mrs. Carlisle
Among those from Clinton attending the State C'os-
yist convention in Greenville for several days this
Dell Crews. Barbara Bagwell- and Shir-
A!
1» ib ; r
metmo
week were Mrs
Iv Revnolds.
im
.i her home in Mont
ila> s witli her sistei,
Harold A. Coleman,
Shiloh Me'.hi'd.st
\ ( ‘ t ’ ,
pres.ded
over punch
:> issue of this ati
how i
at a tahl"
whose center-
lt frien Is and rela-
pa'Ci
l'e.,ti!ii’:i
an arrange-
invited to attend.
men:
■ nl greens
accented once
_ I '^FTX MDAXKR
Dillard Ffoland, Jewelry
in.f F. Pitts St.
Telephone 833-102?
S’'(a"' ! Marriage Custom
exbt among many of the Afr
can tribes which will see r '
strange to us. hut the peop!
of ’b° T wana t^ibe have pra'
ticed their own special cu c
trms for n< long as we have
used the ring in our Weddin
Ceremony. When a youn
woman becomes the Bride o
a Tswanan. she is in a man
ner cf speaking, also mar
ried to his family. If he
husband should die. then on'
cf his brothers becomes hea
of the house without further
ado. and any children bon
to the new union are legallx
and socially recognized a
the children of the deceasec.
husband.
Dillard Boland has a special
custom, too -helping Endow
with their Wedding Plans
And at Dillard Boland's you
will find diamond ring-sets cl
raie beauty and in a suitable
range of prices that will al
low you to make that special
choice—wit-i his approval and
confidence. And a divided
payment plan can be arrang
ed R you so desire. Next will
come your Wedding Invita
tions, selected from Dillard
Boland's socially correct in
vitation forms. Choosing your
very own Sterling, China and
Crystal Patterns should come
next. Dillard Boland will dem
onstrate for you the many
combinations which will pro
vide you a periectly coordi
nated table-top. You will al-
so want to make decisions
about tnose important gifts for
your Bridesmaids, and he will
have guts to consider tor his
Groomsmen. Dillard Boland
oilers dozens of delightful
choices for both. For the Ke-
cepuuii, Uiiiard Boland wiil
snow you charming Recep-
,t*on NapKins wnicii will be
•personalized witn your names
neauy imprinted in one cor
ner.
, Your Gift Register will be
esiao-isued at umard Boland s
ana your menus wnl tuen be
an. tc be ivmembored m-
w ay; m weir choice of yom
treasured U nnerwaff. Bui
wuy wait come m today atn.
mu*e Dillard Boland yom
.VVeddhig
Lions Entertain Ladies
With Valentine Party
The Lions Club of Clinton, V. Wasson, president of the
eld their Winual VTlTbmine’s KiwSTTT* CTnb, CTm-ice .lohr#
arty in honor of their la
kes on Friday evening. Feb-
uary 16 beginning at 7 30
rn. The occasion took place
t the Mary Musgrove Hotel,
id began with a buffet sup
er set up in the lobby.
Once guests served them-
.Mves they were seated in
le ballroom at banquet ta-
es featuring cen’erpieces
lade up of greens surround-
ig red tapers and accented e( | the committee in charge
figau, by junk tapers,
was also served.
Coflee
son. president of tile Business
and Professional Women of
Clinton, and her husband,
Robert, Mr. Sarge Helton,
state Seeretarv of the Lions,
and ius w:fe. who came from
Clcmson. and Alp/ lohn Arm
strong and his wife, from
Hickory Tavern. Mr. Arm
strong .s the Lion Oiairman
t Zone 6.
Dr. Wessinger then thank-
ith red hearts fashioned out
f pipecleaners. These cen-
erpi eces were placed upon
ei hearts decorated with
hite lace doilies.
After dinner. President Carl
Vessinger officially welcomed
11 Lions and ladies, and in-
i-oduced the personalities at
he head table. These in
cluded Judge and Mrs Hew-
imericonism Is
region Subject
The American Legion Aux-
of the arrangements, which
consisted of Mr Carlysle
N'eely. Chairman. Mr. Charles
Waldron. Associate Chairman,
Air Dillard Milam. Mr. Hugh
itKob'. Mr. Vernon Powell
and Mr. Miles Powell, ex of-
.10 member. The commit
tee proceeded to distribute
favors to ail the ladies pres
ent.
Lion Rembert Truluck pro-
p sod a tor-st to the ladies and
they opened their gifis to re
veal percale pillowcases, af
ter which Dr. Wessinger m-
Cooks to Tour
Southeast Asia
Mr..and Mrs. J Monty Cook,
who haxe been vbiting Mr.
and Mrs Rembert Truluck.
will leave March ~ for a
.even-week trip to Asia.
The trip to India, Thai'and.
Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea
and Japan is part of Mr.
Cock's work in connection
wi'h a year of study which
will b ' completed in Atlanta,
Ga Mr Cook was one cf the
ministers at the First Pres-
byter.an Church in Tyler,
Tex. prior to beginning his
special year of study .
Mrs. Cook, the former
Jackie Truluck, has been
teaching art at Presbyterian
College in recent weeks, fili
ng in for Mrs. Mary Anne
Walker, who was injured in
an automob le accident.
The Cooks’ sons, Forrest
and Daniel, will remain with
the Trulucks while the Cooks
are on their Asian trip.
| FRIENDS
ENTERTAINED
(,
All
and Mi'
t riamcd
IricniF ai
( n Friday
twelve noon,
guests wi n
Iro
ti !C\
k< ril.niugh
1V,\, n cn
I'l'iij)-. cl their
lorn! gatherings
Fehniarv Hi. at.
twenty - four
m.v iiod to the
p
DRc’
home on Mot
to enjoy a
Broekenbrough
tingham road
luncheon.
The dining table was set up
i buii'eL style, *,vvitli a center-
piece' of fresh Spring flow
ers. and altii' serving them-
selve- . the euerts were seat
ed ni groups of six at small
er tables which also featur
ed arrangements ot cut,
frch Ho wet's.
! Later "U r. the afternoon,
Mrs. Broekenbrough and Mrs.
| Dixon invited fifty friends to
| drop-in for coffee and party
; refreshments On Sunday,
, February 13, thev a Ho took
the opportumtv to invite tin-
other group to the Broeken
brough home fur party dain
ties and tea.
Yl \ ;• ■
I'- J s rr' ~—y
A bojuti’a! [Mi with a
ibcr
J. C. Thomas
Jeweler
(LINTON JOANNA
'ii
BIRTHS
i
liary met at the home of (reduced the St. James Boys,
Airs. Hubert Pitts on Tues- a folk-singing group from
lay, Feb. 20 at 7:30 p.m. Presbyterian College. Mr. Don
The meeting was opened Dillard, leader of the group
vith prayer by the chaplain, introduced the other per-
’ollowed with the reading of formers, Robin Williams, Rob
:he preamble and the pledge Hiekland and Jim Cassady,
if Allegiance to the Flag. and tlmn they entertained the
Mrs. Julian Coleman led the assembled guests with songs
group in the singing of “God and jokes.
Bless Our Native Land” and The eveninc ended with Mollie Finne y> daughter of
"A Song of Peace" I „ a rry Bought and his T an "
Mrs. Frank Miller, pro- B and providing the music for Manon and a granddaughter
gram chairman gave an in- dancing.
Powell
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Powell
of Whiteville, N. C\, an
nounce the birth of a son,
Robert McMillan, on Febru
ary 20 in a Marion hospital.
Mrs. Powell is the former
NASSAU CRUISE — Mr. and Mrs. Julian W.
White Jr. of 300 Milton Road, Joanna, are shown
above on the S.S. Bahama Star on which they took
a cruise to Nassau recently. The ship tied up at
the dock in downtown Nassau, adjacent to the
straw market. "The Whites left for Nassau on Jan.
29 and returned home on Feb. 3. It was the fourth
trip aboard the Bahama Star for the Whites. They
were guests at the captain’s thble on the first night
ou during the recent cruise.
HAT SALE
WED., FEB. 28 AT BROAD ST.
METHODIST CHURCH IN HODGES HALL
10 A. M. — 0 P. M.
Nursery I or ( hildren — Light Refreshments
NEW HATS
S3.97 S4.97 $5.97
Sponsored By
Broad St. Methodist Church*Women (WSCS)
teresting talk on American
ism, stating that “American
ism is a way of life which
must be lived daily if we are
to continue to enjoy the in
alienable rights which are
gifts to men from God.”
After a short business ses
sion, a social hour was en-
of Mrs. John
Main Street.
Finney of E.
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Clinton B&PW Club
Announce Officers
The Clinton Business and
Professional Women’s Club
held its February meeting on
joyed." The "hostesses" assist- Tu ^ da y, n _ ish I;. F f_ bruar T L. 2( !
ing Mrs. Pitts in serving re
freshments were, Mrs. T. J.
Leake, Mrs. Julian Coleman,
Mrs. Charles Buice and Mrs.
Joe McGee.
COMMUNITY
CONCERTS
jOfttNOW
at the Mary Musgrove Hotel, !
with the president, Mrs. Rob- j
ert Johnson, presiding.
Officers for the coming year
were announced as follows: |
President—Mrs. M. C. Poole; j
First Vice-President — Miss |
Joyce Dunawav ; Second Vice-
President—Mrs. Wyatt Led
ford; Corresponding Secre
tary-Miss Mary Adams; Re
cording Secretary—Miss June
Adair; Treasurer—Mrs. P. M.
Pitts.
Jinny's Beauty Nook
by JINNY
Dry skin or oily skin? This is the determining factor in
the way to cleanse your face and purchase basic beauty
requirements.
The majority of women
have a combination of oily
and dry skin on their faces.
The oily areas are usually
found round the nose, chin
either of these conditions can
be declared excessive, just
For the program Mrs. Grace an ^ sometimes the forehead.
Connor presented an interest-1 The rest of the face can be
ing talk on the background classified as dry and unless
of the Arab-Israel conflict,
illustrated with slides taken
when she visited in Palestine
several years ago. Mrs. Con
nor also displayed many arti
cles of clothing and other
mementos of her visit.
The meeting was closed
with the Club Collect.
one cream and one make up
base can be successfully used.
Shining, beautifully colored
hair is one of our specialties,
so for your next retouch (with
the truly professional touch)
or for a complete color
change, why not let us help
your hair to Jjeauty . . .
Jinny's Beauty Nook
S. Poplar St. — Lydia Mill
Clinton, S. C. — 833-1448
UPHOLSTERY
in and see us at our new location right in the center
of town.
at some of our work and at our many samples of ma
terial. We arc sure to have one for\ou.
while we tell you about our many satisfied customer*
and how we guarantee any work that we do.
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