The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 21, 1968, Image 2
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Women's World
T'-'rr Honors
Miss Turner
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Brides-Elect
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Knt Klim MeMaster
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and \lrs. John \ mson
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I Miss MeMaMer will receive
a bachelor u! music decree in
sacred music I rum Converse
College. Spartanburg’, m
\bi\ She is currently presi
dent ol the student chapter ot
Delta Omicron International
Musie Fraternity, president
ol the Cavel Chapter of Na
tional Mortar Hoard and was
named to "Who’s Who Amoim
Students in Ameriean t ol
leites and Cnivi-rsities
The bride-elect is the
Uranddaimhter of Mrs Kill
Kion McMastci and the late
Mr MeMaster ot W Hillsboro
and Mrs William llnvth
Simpson and the late Mr
Simpson of C Union
l lie brideurooma lecf i
the mand-'on ol Mr An4u
Hoe \ icholson and t he late
Mr Niehol on of l{id.e\\a\
and the late Mr and Mrs
\orman Woodvvard I'almor
also ol If idyevs a>
\lr Nieholson reepi\od hi
haeholor ol scienei de a ree
I ri iin W ol I in d ( 1 'I leco m
where he vsas a mem
her ol the Kappa Alpha (>r
der ITesentK he i- enrolled
m the graduate school ol the
Univcrsit\ ot South Carolina
and is studyinu lor a ma ter
of seienee decree in hioloev.
Bridge Clubs
Mrs Ferd Jaeofis, Jr
tertamed tier hridce
W ednesday,
at J UO F M
South Adair
Feripison. Jr
honoi> lor
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M a r e h Id,
at hei home on
St Mrs It )•:
won hiyli veme
the alternoon
wfvile Mrs lluyfi Jaeofis re
eei\id Consolation pri/o
Dunne the afternoon a salad
plate was enjoyed
M.
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presented
camellias
CORNER
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Hes;islet ed Ifridal ( oiistiltant
i)illard Boland, Jewelry
103 K. Pitts St.
Telephone 8.33-103?
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a ' on. man decides
e b na>.'. • villave
I.. .notfi.-r part ot the
it o i ustoina’ \ tor
marr. tieloi'e depart-1
i- not necessary tor
take Ins wile with him 1
• she w .11 alw m s tie
w , - - • i i n./ed o,r
Miss Thomason Married
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Sun Bonnet Club
1 in sun Bonnet (iai den
fib w ;!. meet Morvdas aft cr
oon. March 2~\ at 3 3d
rlork at the home of Mr-
if, I •lor. Jr 109 K Cen-
•nn al. Mr- I .oeke Simons
ill pre-etit the program on
C intamer " and members
re reminded to brine their
to containers to
the
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h ■!). .r Hr: i» -mai ls w .fe
Mr Jam.-s Hai’ohi Thom:i-
-on . Ill, ( i ree", wa h ,(j. M |ss
.1 ann- Scot’ Thomason
Mountv die. and Miss Anna
Kuth Hud'jens, Mountville
The .vtendants wore mint
r< ' n \--hne C'iw ns w ,’h ra:--
* si wai •Cine and ejbnw !.-n jth
> \ 'ct in p.mei n: -atin
topp.-rl b\ a -nil -a’:n ro-et*e
ace*nted th-- tia< k The\ were
matchim. head piect - of -,•]!-
-atm ro-ette . and carried
n- 'e_'a\ - - t \ Hlow mums
Mahacl Cox ot \tlanta.
(fa attended M r John-on as
best man C,room-men were
John Madison Hudm-n-. Jr .
Neil Shepherd Crisp, both ot
Mountv die. and Jarne ffar-
dd Thoma-on. III. fireen-
wood
The bride was lovely ;n a
formal -town ot white organ
za and ehantrllv laet The
empire bodice (eatured a
-atirma neckline and lone
orean/a -leeves The skirt
extended into a chapel tram
ap[)li(|ued :n lace \ crown
edsed with seed pearls and
irride-eents held the bouffant
-boulder length veil of French
illusion She carried a yellow-
throated white orchid
i Mr and Mrs Johnson will
live at 1281 Fairvicw Hoad
\K in Atlanta
Daughter of Mr and Mr-
James Harold Thomason Jr.
ot 11 mhway 39. Mrs. John
son works for John Hancock
Insurance Company She at
tended Krskine College and
was graduated from the Un
iversity of (ieorgia in 1967.
Mr Johnson is the son of
, Mrs Ktta Stew-art John-on of
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Aif. :n the \ :!!age
also p.a hand-
t.he rezi-’rv f'-r
documentation n;
his children
never rcturn-
of his famiiy
Mllaue of hi-
FreriuenMv he
tin' the record
remain- in the
ame-h .r-
Ancestors are great to hang
on ’fie wall, hut Dillai'd Bo_
land likes t'ne wav our Brides
and (dooms lieeiur.e ellicient
and callable partner- The
American W a\ And come to
tfunk if it. it - si, practical to
start planning your lovely
treasures in Sterling. China
and Cry-tal now at Dillard
Boland. Y .ur ow n Bridal
ffegister will help crfiide your
friends m getting you off to a
fine start then with prop
er budgeting on Dillard Bo
land divided payment plan,
if you so desire, you may’
have Dinner tor Kig’ht. with
all the elegance of your per
fectly coordinated Table-top,
almost before you arc proper
ly settled Dillard Boland for
Diamonds, Dillard Boland
for Gifts. Dillard Boland's
for YOUK W K I) I) I N G
PLANS’ Do come in soon!
Qfif
Miss Rollins Bride
Of A. Wayne Dixon
Miss Connie Teresa Hollins veil was held by a forward
became the bride of Archie cluster of organza loops and
Wayne Dixon on March 8, at lace petals outlined in pearls
(TOO p. m. in the Calvary and crystal stems. She car-
Baptist Church, Clinton. The ried a white icehurg on a
Heverend Hubert W Rollins Bible.
of Hamlet. N C , uncle of the Mrs. Dixon graduated from
bride, officiated at the cere- Clinton High School in 1967
mony. and is now employed at C. W.
The program of wedding Anderson Hoisiery, Clinton
music was presented bv Mrs -^r. Dixon, son of Mr. and
Frank Dee of Clinton, organ- Mrs - ’ ,0 e F - Di xon of 312 Fer-
and Hohert W. Hollins, ffuson Street, also attended
Clinton High School and is
now with the U. S. Navy,
L>ng Beach. California
Following the ceremony a
reception was held at the
home of the bride’s parents.
For a wedding trip to 'Gat-
linburg, Tenn., the bride
chose a green and navy two-
piece suit with black asses-
sories.
Following their wedding
Gifts and Antiques
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127 South Frond Street Telephone S.'TMSOS
The bride will alway s cherish th;tt beaut il ul and un
usual piece of silver selected Irom the gills fhal
were purchased especially for HFR.
$5.00 up
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cousin
Jr ol Hamlet. \. C
ol the bride, soloist
Attending the bride as ma
tron of honor was Mrs. Dena
Bruce of Laurens. Other at
tendants were Miss Janice
Brme of Joanna, bridesmaid,
ana Miss Gail Dixon of Clin
ton. Junior bridesmaid.
The honor attendant wore a
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green formal gown featuring
cut-out thrcc_quarter length tr jp \i r an( i \l r s. Dixon will
sleeves and attached veil. She pomp 503 Shands St.,
carried a bouquet of yellow Clinton
daisies tied with yellow
satin streamers. The brides
maid's dress was like that of
the honor attendant while the
junior bridesmaid wore a
semi-formal gown of green.
Thev each also carried bou-
BIRTHS
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e quets of yellow daisies AK/2 Donald C. Powers
A Sterling Silver
sir,
B sterling Silver
; Summerville, attended Mr. t j u , birth 0 f a son , David
Dixon as best man. Grooms- Alien, on March 14 at the)
C Sterling Silver
C (.old Plated
Kerr-EIHs Engagement
Mr. and Mr
n 1 n g - Kerr
nounee t h c
their daughter
Joseph Jen-
if Dillon, an-
•ngagement of
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Jinny’s Beauty Nook
by JINNY
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to Thomas Baynard Kills
He is the sun ot Mr and
Mrs Dillard Baynard F.lhs
of Dillon and the grandson of
Mr.- George H Klh- of Chn_
ton.
Miss Kerr is a graduate of
Dillon High School She is at
tending Winthrop College and
will receive her B S. degree
in Business education in Do-|
cember.
The future bridegroom is
also a graduate of Dillon j
High School. He received an ;
A R degree from Wofford
College in economics. At
Wofford, he was a member of
the Kappa Sigma social fra-
mon were William Troy \ a val Hospital, Jacksonville.
Freeman, Homan Cieluch. pi a M r Powers with the
Jr., l.ucien Kllis McKee, all p S. Navy, is presently
of Clinton and James Honald aboard the LSS Shangri-La
McGuirt of Kinards. j n the Mediterranean He is
The bride, given in mar- the son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen
riage by her father. Harold Powers of this city.
Hollins, chose a formal gown
of Angelskin peau. The em.
pi re bodice featured a por
trait neckline and long tap-
ternity. He is employed by ered sleeves. Lace motifs ap-
the North Carolina National pliqued in pearl traceries
Hank ol Charlotte. highlighted the bodice. The
A June loth wedding is contour skirt featured an at-
planned in the First Preshy- taehed watteau chapel length
teiian Church of Dillon. train. Her finger tip tiered
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"Its Time That Counts’
(LINTON
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