The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 28, 1968, Image 2
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I 'M M II OFKK KRS — Officers oi‘
•ft !::it n ilarMen ('lul> rouniil who
• iv ir.>t:;tK'i this week are. left to
v . .••.*. Mi ' Alan Vount*'. vice-presi-
Ma-iison
Mr
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Carr-Darden
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Friends Enjoy
Brunch-Bridge
KoN rt (ilrnn Carr of Joann... aniTouncv- Mn- i-n-
: t .'i her daughter Patnca Ann to Mr Ha-hat :i
la.nit-n <on < f Mr and Mrs. Thomas Kinmett l).<r-
ia- Miss Carr is also the daughter of tile
< a.’-r The ueddimz will be June 8. Ib'IS. at S*
• Church .n Joanna.
Miss Bolt Is Married
To Dannie! Hedgepath
Mrs
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•I ■ k Tavern
1, . IT irepath of
-oiemn:7ed at 4
da-, afternoon :n
The v.
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the sam
o. -.v Church.
The br.de is the daughter
of Mr ata.i ^trs Hahard Ar-
r.ohi Bolt ot Ha kor\ Tavern
she is a _rudu^te Hakor..
Ta\em Ha! Si ■ !Vi» . and 1'
presently employed at the
lorrinvon Plant
1 h*., r " ipV' . au-.
Mr and M: - U dTam S>nie-
Hedgepatn <•! b“) Frances St .
Clinton lie . a graduate of
Clinton H._n Si -v -ol and
nre-ent ■ employed at tht
T- rrintyton Plant
Reverend Harry K M'r.-ht.
p. i o: the t hu
heard
CORNER
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JANET GARDNER
Registered Bridal Consultant ‘vngth uown
t*H marriage vows against a
back-mound of palms, unsught
.ron candelabra and arrange-
mcnts of white chryanthe
mvms and gladioli. Family
peo- were marked with ca'-
cades of white chrysanthe-
mtrms and net puffs
Miss Frankie King, at the Mr' (.
• .ri-an. gave a program of tra- to > •. ■ •.
ih’.onai wedding music Mr entertam.
Hany Cain was vocal soloist In the
The hnde< fa Over gave her o 1 : r - 1 1
.n marriage She wore a hruige H
.wbat .yviau, iie w*ie weadm^^ 'ilkk 1
sown with chantilly lace bod- omlet st
ce and A-hne skirt made em- taou- M:
p.re style. Lace motilfs and etcntfre
.pplique- of lace also tnmmt d - ' e-
the chapel tram. A circle of H -h m
pearls e.nu borealis crystal' sa won
held her veil of tulle The
i;r:de carried an orchid on a w
wh.te B.bie, given to her by V;
her parents
Mrs Claude Dover of Lau
rent.'. 'i-ter of the bride, was
matron ot nonor. She wore a
Hoor-length fuscha taffeta and
chiffon dress designed with
fitted bodice, scooped neck- became rne b
one A flowing back panel W.liiam Mor-
wa- topped with a <mall bow March Id a',
she wort a matching veil with Joanna Kpw
w .th bow attached, and car- Church, w .*n
ried a cascade of white car- A P.cKe' r
nations.
The attendants wore floor-
of chiffon The
on i
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and Mrs. ( larence Stin-
ieiit. They were 1 instalioii
a meetiny: in the smial ha!!
-t HajTi't Church.
Council Installs
New Officers
The Council of the Clm.t n
Carden Clubs met M ania-. .
March 25 at the FtM ITipe-t
Church.
A new slate of officers fur
1968-19R9 Were installed by
Mrs Cary Holcomb retiring
President of the Council New
officers are: President. Mrs.
Clarence Stinnett Vu e Pre'
retarv. Mre Madi-on
Mrs F'red Holcombe p
ed plan- for the Art- F
to be held in April
Mrs Judvin Brehrm
Flower Show at the I
County Fair to he held
Fall
The Yellow Jassamme Club
received recognition for
having been presented the
District Honor Award on then
club yearbook thi- year.
Mrs. Don Creighton presen
ted Mrs. Holcomb with a gift
n appreciation of the line
job she had one during her
term of office.
BRIDES-ELECT
About People
You Know
■\j m. N’rl -nn Dow have retunied home alt* i
, t uav Tip to Mobile and Uirmingham. Ala. and <
Tell'!. Udiii-- in Mobile they attended the An •
Y' .bini-r Miss I’ayeant and visited iTlline i■
i .a!Metis.
\!r, y i. ( j- • [) I .a'' t er of Macon, (ia. spent the -I-
• .•-,! \\ith Mr. and Mrs. C. A. illack.
Mr.'. M . A Martin of Fountain Inn visited her parem
Mr. ana Mi '. < i. A. Flack.
Mi '. William F.nrts visited her son-inlaw and dam-b-
tc!-. Dr. and Mrs. I.. C. Wart ford in I-'lorem-e las; v, e,
end.
Mi - '. Will ia m Smith. Gwendolyn and Mary Jo of < ha r
lottr. X. (have i'-en visit in." her parents. Re\. a;
Mr.'. .1.1! I hn r. for a few days.
Mr. a'!i: Mf'. Jimaiy ll'irlev ot (iastonia. X. ( .. are
I 'ijnti.n \ i'iting her fatlier, Roy Trammell, w ho i-
tiatieut at I >ailey Memoi ia! Hospital.
laicille McSween ha< returned to her studies a' <
' ; ia < oil eyre after a Imief ilhiess and stav at L :>
\;r. an 1 Mi's. Tommy !)i.\onof Helmont, X.('. \i-;
» : In-!' pai'eiits. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Muller, this week-. -kiJ.
Mr. and Mrs. (). R. King returned from Florida n
lav attei ! eing called to St. Petersburg due to t lie
it.tih ot' h:- ■ rot her, George M. King.
1.:. CM Ro!it r* Mcl.ees has returned from a ye-r i-i
Saigon. IK at'.' : hi' wife art 1 visiting his mother. Mr
Rn-'er’ ( '. M l.et'S.
A.>e,u ,i the out of state people who were here to ,t.
cud Ha- l , , | a ; -.ve!! i'iiKU'ti! were Mr. and Mi’u s. e;
.I•'e.e' of I.’-ni hburg. \’a.
Mr . \\. \\ . Hai'ris lias as htm guest this week, Mr .
J. I’. .Dhnson ot' Richmond. Ya.
Mt. \\. W. Harris sixtnt last week in Xtwvlierr' '.-ith
her (laughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Georg. Sean
an 1 chib r. n. Foster and Fli/.abeth.
Mrs luliaii Coleman has returned from a re fp v,' r
to Xev. (trleans.
Mr. ai'-! Mrs. Fivin Shook spent tlie week-, i 1 ia
A': > v )!ie X. 1 '.. w ith Riy Gol. and Mrs. Stewart Real.
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March 21.
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HONORED,
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Miss Craig Wed
To George Morse
Miss Sara Chry-tell ( rai-
k- iit (ie'-'rge
• n Saturday,
m at the
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st • .• Mary
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Stringer-Ott Engagement
DULard Boland, Jewelry
103 E. Pitts St.
Telephone 833-102?
contoured empire bodice ol
lace hari [>ortrait necklines
and short oeeves. and a lace
back panel attached at the
c* at. n c.<ec.
Musgrove time.
The b-rde chose Mrs Rob
ert Kibler of Greer.'. Ge a- her
matron ot hon< r Her dre.-s
wa- of romane*- b.u* lace
The bride w re a daytime
length dre-- of p* tal pink
Marriage
not changed
customs
have neckline the matching s d sh- a j t , ncon j aet , w. t h matching
great deal in
accessories Her bridal bou-
e= were of satin Mis.' Kath-
the pa't thousand year- in the r > n Ann Mattison was in blue, q Uet wa , a nr.seg’ay of pmk
inland v Jlages of China. Wss Bonnie Mattison in nile. ro ^ e , an( j pompoms.
First the marmago contract is Miss f hris Chapman in orchid. \j ors p 1S the son of
attreed upon — then the hus- and Mis= Kathey Davenport in Alma Mor-e and the late
band-to-be -ends several hun- maize They wore matching Simon J Morse of Joanna,
dred sweet cake-, a few pigs, veils of tiered illusion attach- Robert Kibler of Greenville
and a barrel of wine to the ed to a flower headdress of was best man Cshers were
Bride’s father. He then re- see dpcarls. They carried a F Hugh Craig of Greenville,
long 1 stem carnation. brother of the bride.: Otis
Little Miss Sharon Davis. Morse, brother of the groom.
tires to his home and spends
the night alone in total dark
ness. At dawn, all of the \ IT daughter of Mr and Mrs. Les- Robert Estes and Jame:
lagers assemble with the
Bride and form a colorful
procession to the
Morse, all of Joanna
Organ music was provided
by Mrs. Harmon G. Murrah,
ter Davis, was flower girl.
Donnie Cauble, cousin of
Bridegroom s home. While lhe « room and 500 of Mr and Jr
everyone exchanges gifts, the M rs - Billy Cauble, was ring- bride is the daughter of
musicians pipe away madly bearer. Charlie J. Craig and the late
on their flutes and the Bride's The groom's father was his \i rs Etta Craig of Joanna,
father knocks twice on the best man. The couple will reside in
Ciroom s door and shouts. Lsher - groomsmen were Joanna, where they are both
Awake. Awake. It is dawn. Q ar ryl Hampton, Johnnv employed by Greenwood
and we bring your Bride!” Jacks Freddie Tumblm. Mills.
The Groom then appears and charles Mabry aU of
dressed in his \Nedding best
Mr and Mrs. Dan W
Stringer of Kenncsaw. Geor-
g.a ann iunce the engagement
~ their daughter. Sheila
There-a Stringer to Randall
Stewart Ott. -on of Mr and
Mr^ Furman E. Ott of
Laurens
The bride-elect is the
granddaughter of Mr and
Mrs \V H Keown of Canton.
Ga and Mrs. Flaura Stringer
aDo of Canton.
Miss Stringer is a graduate
of Abraham Baldwin College
and the University of Geor-
1a where she received her
B S degree in Home Econo
mics — Clothing and Tex
tiles. and was a member of
Alpha Chi Omega. She is a
past Cobb County's Junior
Miss, Miss Cobb County, Miss
Tall Atlanta and Miss
See Georgia First Miss
Stringer is presently employ
ed as Assistant County Exten
sion Home Economist in Ce-
dartown, Georgia.
Mr Ott attended the Uni
versity of South Carolina.
Clemson University. and is
presently a senior student at
the University of Georgia
School of Veterinary Medi
cine where he is a member
of Alpha Rsi F'ofessional
Veterinary Fraternity, Alpha
Zeta. Phi Zeta. and Who's
Who in American Colleges
and Universities.
Mr Ott is the grandson of
Mrs. luia C. Stewart of
Clinton.
The wedding will take place
on June 1 at the First Baptist
Church in Kennesaw.
On S a t u r d a v afternoon.
June hrides-elect. M ; > < e -
Mary Ellen Cornwall and Su
san Euphrasia Turner vver* 1
honored with a seated tea,
given by Mrs. George R Bla
lock and "Sister" at the B!a
lock home.
Spring flowers were u-ml
throughout the home. A eui-
vvork cloth covered the dining
table which was centered with
an arrangement of live or
ange blossoms and sweet
heart roses with a bride doll.
Assisting i n entertaining
were Mrs. George Hugulcy
and Mrs. Claude Crocker.
Spring Holidays with her family.
lb.me for Spring Holiday-- are Miss Jacobs (l f
Salem and Alex Fra-wr of Fmoi'.v Fniversitv.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Hollis will lea'e Fn Gy,
Maich lib. to attend the MTA of S. ('. < oir.ention
< J mmiUee Meeting over the weekend at the (> can
Foiast Hotel, M\ rtle Reach.
Goodman-Crowder
d: and Mi's. J A. Goodman ol Mountvilie announce
‘•G marragi of their daughter. Linda Fay to Handy Mer-
i Tin Crowder, -on oi Mr and Mrs C. R Crowder of
K Tu.rd-
1 he wedding was performed by Rev. Hoy Whaley at
Monroe. \ C . on March 25.
The bride .s a sophomore at Winthrop College The
groom i- presently with the United States Army Alter
-pending lea re at home he wall be stationed at Ft. Louis,
Washington Tate.
Shower Honors Mrs. Bradford
On Wednesday evening,
March 20, Mrs. K I). Mills,
Mrs. Milford Smith. Mrs
Marvin Gault, and Mrs. Lynn
Cooper. Jr entertained with
a surprise shower for Mrs.
Jim Bradford
Guests assembled at the
home ot Mrs Lynn Cooper,
around 7:30 p m. and the
gilts were presented jn
dressing table, w Inch w .
nit! of the hostesses.
Contests were enjoyed F
ireshments of cake and col!
were served later in the e\
rang.
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and the ceremony is per
formed. The Groom carries
his wife into their home —
and that is that.
It has been a delightful Street
custom at Dillard Boland's j
help Brides with their Wed
ding Plans — those hundreds
of details which need the
right answers and the right
plan. But while we discuss
plans, we also want to show
you the right way to help
your friends in their selection
of gifts which will exactly
suit your needs — your own
Bridal Register — to keep an
exact count of your pieces of
Sterling, China and Crystal.
Axx^you will find the perfect
giftTor your Bridesmaids and
his Groomsmen, personaliz
ed. too, if you like.
Come on in to Dillard Bo
land’s soon — your Bridal
Headquarters! ^
Clinton.
After the wedding trip to
Myrtle Beach the couple will
live in Clinton on Academy
Surprise Party
For Mrs. Quinton
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Sprouse gave a surprise
birthday dinner for Mrs. L. H.
Quinton, Mrs. Sprouse’s
mother.
The table in the dining
room bad a green linen table
cloth and was decorated with
yellow mums. Mums were al
so used in the receiving
rooms. The birthday cake
was white, trimmed in pink
with candles.
Mrs. Quinton received
many nice gifts.
Cosmetologists
Meet Tuesday
Unit 14 of the South Caro
lina Registered Cosmetologist
; Association, w ill meet April 2
at the Friendship Room of
Laurens Federal Loan Build-
! ing at 7:30 p. m.
PRESCRIPTIONS
PROMPT, ECONOMICAL PRESCRIPTION
SERVICE ,3Y
“Serving This Area 84 Years”
We Give S & ft Green Stamps
North Broad Street
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Young's Pharmacy
SENN
Mr and Mrs. George Fos
ter Senn announced the birth
of a son, Wilson Harris, on
March 26 at Newberry. Mrs.
Senn is the former, Cornelia
Harris, daughter of Mrs. Wil
son Harris of Clinton. The
Senn’s have two other chil
dren, Elizabeth and Foster.
Dial 833-1220