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zmC* * % * ♦ fc.. •*>.* » » * ♦ B&PW Dinner Women's World Honors M,s - Connof it rs* Wnoyr ^ H'jip! ti tr. r#li^ School For )LegioD Aidl s. c. SU 1968 aitki S. C. D*- Sctecis vm b* held ^ «fi som —<taci (Ms 7«Kr. DlPKfar lor all setoxis vOI b» Mrs. J. trtj Forte Sefcooi fcr Zom 0«t vfC be Mid * member t, C Bo^e, 5'^tb A^ssM m Mrrec as kxtott. Et- fMMMy vffl bef» at a_m. •ad adlrtnaeat mX be *t4p.WL A rtftdh IneMca am be aervad. Mrs. S. E. BkaMs, rxx prast- rtrt a# Zxae Oae *m ?M1 #51 Mrs. E. M. Tos Mrs. Harris Study *TM Day CM BaUcxx D^*. by U*7tt FaA*r, Mrs. Harwell Dsrtap dtr-rrted Me Mbes oT i {TMp < raaaf bays oa a finijc, ir ne bars sd Oh “ oa Oct 23. It vas a Bea of (be itady ^ CM sbert Mrs. W. W. HarrL aas bos- Mss to (be (reap at her home qq Certnaiai St A salad plate, cof fee art cookies were served for Club Vtows Slides The Yellow Jessamine Gardes Mb met (be past Monday at the aam at Mrs. Doa Creifbtoa m lirrte Oaks. Mrs. R M. Leacae, Bi Mrs. C. T. TVmasoa were Er.w presided at Mr. Eay Varnm at Sortbert =-dl Teie- pboae Co. prese-sed the pr'^ Cram o# Mades, *TM Vomferlal VcrM o# Flowers*. r'-fr*-irr^Lis were to the 12 r -jzzlAn art tsts who antr.^t Mem- pfte t' V- preseat- rji? t Boys i SewherTT. Miss Karen Palmer Weds Howard Watkins Croas R oads MeCbodut C bar rr f boe*x. An. was the settle Sat- irday, Ort 2€, ^ a raadle-l-^ti cere»»y wbec Miss Karer Lee Palmer became Che tride J H - ward .H. Watfcns Jr. The Pei. wmiam Sniitt performed ceremoay. A recepO -c ironie<!iAte!y 1:1- lowu< w* a» tte borae :f the bride 1205 East Winker Drive, Ptoenii, An., art was f.ver by the mother, Mrs. Arid E. Palmer, art aimts of the bride, Mrs. Lydia Park :f San Diego Cald. art Mrs. Irene ?. Grahan at Pasadeta, Cali, art grand mother Mrs. Anna Kangas i Phoestx. TM brides gown was rrory re-emtro.dered tace tr/dic* wot! rvory saCa skirt, w*h a tnapel trail of rvory iace art elirw kafth v%iL TM irode a se daaghfer d Mrs. Arrid E. Palmer art ae late Mr. Palmer at PboKLJ art graaddaagaler at Mrs. .Amra Ka*- fM- She was piwa in marriage by her cousin. Bob Park, ofP.edartr. Beach. CaliL Other attendants were Karjt Panins, maid of honor; Jarure Meredith, brides- WESTCLOX GDfllAL TIMX j GO-GO WATCHES ! i At the Mary Masgrowe H Ael x Tsesday, October 22, the Clin- e t B-asiaess art Prolessioca! isnea’s CM) hcor.red Mrs. Grace L C co r at a dinner, tL-maxmr Nattxal Business w> ir»fr c Week acCvibes. Mrs. C x- ax s be^c th'.sec Career W > mai -i Ce Tear was based x> c t2n SzHarsit the career woman ir7;g be erg:} .yed a^d most be re eomineaded by a rivic clot', she ^ robge-: :c :>:w she has far- fiEred her rareer '52^ , her cog- Min Davis —i'd Terr: Lyre. La L ant art lie. Lee GaDart, C'.wer gxLs, aid Lavod HsggihS aL f Pbre- - t Michael B. ? fcers.:c f Baseitnrg was test mai. Vshers were Larry L. Hertrxscc :fEs- cmdidc, CaliL art Le- rge Ye :f Phoet-i. The bride-gTxn _s the >x i Mr. art Mrs. Howard Watfcrt f Cliatoc. He atterted CLintx School art Georgia M Jitary C :liege. He .s presently assigned t: Nary Ax C rps, Mxamar, CaliL After a wedding trip thr .ngt the Grand Carrot area, the bride art groom will be at home at 12X B. S. Upas SL, Escondido, ral-f Mrs. Dillard Hosts Actaeans Mr. Larry 5. Liliard enter tained the .Actear Bxk Clrt for the Letter meetJJg. AD mem- »rs art guests arnved at otxc at the Wilson Home x Ansel Drive :g October 25. Appie yuce was served. Then all were invited into the dining room for a deheions hmchex. Each table was decorated with fill flowers of yeDow mams art Madam Lqp»oct chrysanthemums, act. place being marked with a place card. ITS YOUR DUTY TO m Miss Mary Belle Davis, wh: wX be marriedN member If, was «mrtaine: v.tb i isnebex, Sat- arday, let her 25. HosMsses fir xe .ccasiic were Mrs. Lyses Heodersoc art iaagraer Irene, Mrs. A. J. and daarte r . Dintdry, I: H mg art dargtter, T mat: yi.ee : ctu.Is were served as the thesis arr.Ted at the WGs.c H:me at 12: Y. jam. Isr.tct rt : toe b t. ng r xm, the p*5ts served them plates from a neart-fiLy ipv*:xMd buffet table centered v.tb an arrauge- meci if red roses m i silver ccmtaihe r. TeC.v and vnte iaxv ebry- saflthemnms texeret the loog tabie x the ms.he par: where each the st Ixrt her place taarke-d vote nnelty tnhal place cards. M_ss Lavx was remembered »:tb a corsage f yeL.w ebry- sarthemams amd a gUD Amxg ert f ten guests were Miss J>dy Vatscc if Wxthr jp Ciliege art Camdec., art M_ss Le six P. inff of WiMhrig C oilege aad Creerwood. M^s Kay Y vng of Cliatoo art Y.C. U., ?. x^m xd, Ya. art Miss DorXhy Tbackst c of Clinton art Brenan were home e^ecially for the ccasix Om Have Halloween Party Cm Friday evening from 5-X to 8:00 Masters Daony art Steve Orr art Miss Rosemary Orr en tertained a mmber A their fnends with a HaDoween party at their home x the Spartan- bnrg Highway. Danny, Sieve, art Rosemary are the children of Dt. art Mrs. Dan Orr. Aronrt A. yoong guests enjoyed ‘bobbing* for apples, the HaD of Horrors, art Xher Halloween games. The basement play room A the Orr home was attractively decorated in ghostly motif for the xcasion. Witches, bats, ghosts, art skeletons, along witt corn stalks art yack-o-lanterns a- dorned every corner of the room which was dimly lit to give an eerie effect The groig) enjoyed refresh ments art ended the evening tell ing ghost stories. Assisting Dr. and Mrs. Orr in entertaining were Mrs. George Frady, and Mrs. Joan Adair. * * • Frances Folsoo Cleveland,at 21, was the youngest First Lady. She was the firmer ward of Gro ver Cleveland, according to World Book Encyclopedia. * • • The only child of a President to be born in the While House was Esther Cleveland, in 1893, says World Book Encyclooedia. trfbnbons tc religt-ms art ho- mamtarun causes '2C^., art ber participatnc in cine art ctm- mamty activities. The yell ow art green colors at the 5 A PW were ased in table decorations, art centering bead table was an arrangement of mams in shades from brxne to light yeDow. Special guests were member* A Mrs. Cogqct's family, Mrs. R. M. League, Mr. art Mrs. Bill League, Mr. Harry League, as weD as Mr. art Mrs. ?aal League A Seneca. Lwmg the eveemg Mrs. M. C. Pxle presided. Before truer Mrs. Henry Craig gave the oa- vocaticn. F oilewing toper, Miss Jue Adair presecCed Mrs. Cx- a.r an engraved Revere bowl from the club. .After the pre- sentatrx A the rtfi. Mr. Rea- bert S. Tnlaci, sgeaser fcr the event, told A seme if Mrs. C uot’s accoaplisfeneiks art spike of wimea’s place x ter roet- manty. T: cooclude the eveniag, Mrs. W. j. Crews, rba-rmai ?x Natoml Business • Urea’s Week, led the readne if the tint collect. Cther guests were Mrs. How Restaiey of New Jersey lh:M_ss Florence Ingram, s-sters if Mrs. Lirta W.Ilians Mrs. Tan Bay, Mrs. R. S. Tnluok irt Mr. w. J. Crews. Baptist Women Observe Day Of Prayer M oday, November k r Bap- t_s? "A : met Day if Frayer for missi.es thro*ach «t me world It will x xserved by the W> men A the F rst Baptist Chorcb. N o lie signaled b *rr of pr o gram: .5 planned. Tbe cbnrct wiD be open from 3 X a.m. xmil 6:X p.m Every member of the cbnrct art other cfacrches who wishes to participate may come at an hoar cocvetieat to themselves art Tasetly medtate art pray for the cause of ms- siocs ar art the world I I 81Ui HIM SAVKWAY PftlCI ... I12J7 ... 11.77 SAVE-WAY DISCOUNT STORES Um Our Utj-Awnj Pin Si. Now Open For Business CUNTON PAINTS and WAU PAPERS 11* EAST CABOUNA AVENUE SaUctfoD ot Pcdnti and Wcdl Papwi. STORE HOURS MONDAT-nODAT — 7-A* A. M. - 14* P. SATUSDAT — 7M ■ UM NOON COME IN AMD SEE QSI MRS. CECIL 800601, MMOA MRS. GRACE LEAGl'E CONNOR, CENTER, •WOMAN OV TEAS’ . . Rnccywcn Award From Mias Jane Adnir; At rigiit, Mrs. M. C. Poole 7 albert-Bankhead Sunbonnet Club Enjoys Workshop The Sanbocnet Gar den Club met Monday aftennoc, Oct. 28, at the home of Mrs. Ansel C-odfrey. The meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. Fryf.gie. The program consisted of a workshop x which all members participate:; by discussi x art display if ideals for the annual Christmas bazaar tc be held N ov. 25. At the conclnsix of the work shop a delightful social hour was enjoyed. Hostesses assistjjg Mrs. God frey were Mrs. Philip Rogers, Mrs. Frank F wier, art Mrs. Locke Simons. Mr. art Mrs. Charles Her bert Marvin Jr., A Aiken, ar- himce the engagement of the r daughter, Martha Carolyn Tal bert, art Mr. James Boyce Bankhead Jr., sec of Mr. and Mrs. James Boyce Bankhead of Chester. M^s Talbert is the grart- daugnter of the laie Mr. art Mrs. Paul Westmoreland Pittman if Borhngtx, N.C., art the late Mr. and Mrs. WiDiam West Tal bert of Albermarle, N.C. Better kniwn as ‘Cissy*, she is a grad uate if A .ken Higfc School, at tended Presbyterian College, and wiD be a June graduate from the University of South Carolina. Mr. Bankhead is the grandson of the late Governor art Mrs. John Gar diner Richards A Liber ty HiD art the late Mr. art Mrs. James McDocald Bankhead of Chester. He is a graduate of Chester High School, a grad uate of P resbyterian C oilege, art had completed two years at Co lombia Seminary m Atlanta, Ga. At present he is serving his cli nical year as assistant minister of the First Presbyter.ar lourtd jr Clistot, before retmita t: Columbia Semxary ner. faL f .r b_s senior rear. ihe we-dmg pLazme: for Lecerber r at tie F.rst Pres- o ytenan Comrob _t Axen BIRTHSl • y ^ u;u*i^3sb*» J Book Chib Meets With Mrs. Payne Mrs. H. L. Payne entertairjed members of the Tlairsday Bxk Club Tborsday, October 24, at 4:X p.m. at ter home x Sxtb Broad Street. Twelve members were preserit for the meeting art books were exchanged. Apple cider was served dur.ng the afteriyoon art later guests were invited into the dining rxm where dinner art dessert were enjoyed. Decorations followed L v * Halloween theme art elsewhere in tre receivxg rooms lavender dahlias art gold mums were used in dec or at. x. Weiner Roast Cliff Adair, elder vx. A Mrs. Joan Y. Adair, celebrated his e-giati birthday Satur/ir/evuGing, Cctober 25, with a weiner roast at Se home 'A Mr. art Mrs. -C. C. Ada.r x North Adair SL from - X to 3:X. A uember if small guests en joyed hit dogs roasted over char- r.al x the ^jen fire place in the play rxm of the Adair home. a Halloween theme was used in decorat:ins art games played. Later x the evening ice cream art cake were enjoyed. Assisting Cliffs mother in the courtesies of entertaining were Mrs. Kmard Littleton. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Adair. Art Mrs. Willie Workman. CONNELL Mr. and Mrs. Philip Connell f >X Caldwell Street, announce the birth of a sex, Mark Todd, x October IS at Self Memorial Hospital, Greenwxd. Mrs. Con- neD is the former Rebecca Chris- tenfcxrg A Charlotte, N.C. ADOPTION Mr. and Mrs. Clyvte Cror. Jr. of W\\>dlind Acres, aniKwince the adoption of a baby boy. Chris topher Clyde. The little boy was born September 2, 196$. WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THE AP*»C»*TV1ENT OF Voting's Pharmacy AS AGEMCY FOR mjiGBfe 5 CHOCOLATES ... the woederfe! Wester* Style Chocoktes made with Mdk a*d Hooey MOW. . in our Candy Depart ment . . . you can choose the most delectable chocolates that money can buy . . . Pangbum's Western Style. Assortments to pamper every taste ... in beautiful gift packages .. . smart “Take-Home” packages. 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