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/ Women's World P. C. STUDENTS WELCOMED Clinton folks have been rolling out the red carpet this week for new students coming to P. C. Dr. and Mrs. Marc Weersing welcomed the freshman class with a reception at their gracious hoife on Broad St Sunday night ■ Apparent in all the decorations wuf "Rufus A. Cobb." Rufus is the* Scotsman mascot for the col lege. His likeness was on the napkins and name tags. An arrangement of white flow ers accented with red and blue ribbons centered the diningroom table. A pair of Scottish dolls stood on a reflector beside the arrangement Members of the non-teaching staff were there to entertain the young people and the Women’s Council served in the dining room. Tuesday was "Freshman Night" at the churches, and local congregations invited groups of freshman to parties and suppers. Church members were on hand to greet and get acquainted with the boys and girls. * * * DROP - IN Mr. and Mrs. Ned Handback entertained friends at an informal party in their back yard on Adair Street Saturday night. Mother nature cooperated beautifully, having watered the lush green lawn and provided natural flower arrangements In small beds around the yard. The guests enjoyed delicious hors- 'oeuvres served on a patio table covered with a bright check- erd cloth. Elsewhere in the yard were small tables offering more tasty goodies. Sharing the good ol’ Clinton YOU WON'T BELIEVE THIS! COTTON PRINT SUITS SKIRT AND JACKET PERFECT FOR SCHOOL SPORTS WEAR MANY DIFFERENT PATTERNS—COLORS THESE MUST GO TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW MERCHANDISE ANTHONY'S DISCOUNT HOUSE WEST MAIN STREET 88&-4270 hospitality were several couples from out of town. From Charlotte were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Escrldge. Mr. and Mrs. Hargrove Bowles, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Belcher and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Huhney came from Greenville. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stringer and Mr. and Mrs. Mac George from Laurens. * * * SILVER ANNIVERSARIES Two Clinton couples observed their Silver Wedding Anniversar ies last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Jacobs have been married 25 years! Jim and Cloe’s children in vited family and friends, to share a beautiful wedding cake with the Andersons Saturday night Assisting with entertaining were Mr. and Mrs. Mabry Mc Crary, Mr. and Mrs. George Frady, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lean, Dr. and Mrs. Dan Orr, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fowler, and Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Ballard. Sue and "Jake’s* big day was celebrated with a surprise get- together given them by their neighbors and family. They received several lovely silver gifts in remembrance of the occasion. Music Club To. Meet The Clinton Music Club will have its first Fall meeting on Wednesday afternoon, Sept 3, at the home of Mrs. Charles Gaines on Hickory Street at 3:30 o’clock. Mrs. Kenneth Cribb, president of the South Carolina Federation of Music Clubs, wiU be present to greet the members and install the new officers. "An Orienta tion Program’ for members and officers will be conducted by Mrs. Flora McMillan, an enthusiastic and long-time music clubber. All members are urged to attend and anyone interested in Joining the club is invited. Introducing The china and crystal to turn dinner into dining A new standard in elegance is here. Barclay by Lenox. The fine china and crystal meant for each other — and for you. The regal look of ivory and cobalt blue lavished with 24-karat gold...the classic simplicity of hand-blown lead crystal, together usher in a new era of elegance. You are cordially invited to see Barclay in our Lenox China and Lenox Crystal gallery. A 5-piece place setting of Barclay china is $50. A 3-piece place setting of Barclay crystal is $18.75. DILLARD BOLAND. J»w*Ur MS But Fttte Strut 8SS-MSS •f Nation] Bridal Sorrleo Miss Petrena Barnes Marries Mr. Bishop In a serene setting of simpli city, Miss Petrena Lane Barnes and William Daniel Bishop were married on Saturday, Aug. 9 at 7 p.m. at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Beer Barnes, Route 2, Clinton. Rev. J. B. Abercrombie, the bride’s pastor, performed the double ring ceremony. An arrangement of wedding music was presented by Mrs. J. B. Abercrombie of Laurens, pianist and Mrs. Fred Devoreau West HI of Columbia, soloist. Mrs. Bishop entered the spa cious living room with her fa ther. Her wedding gown was of imported satin with Viennese lace inserts on the short cap sleeves and down the front bodice of the dress. The floor length gown was adorned with lace edging on the neckline. Mrs. Bishop’s mantilla extending to the floor was also of hand made Vienese lace. A bou quet of white rosebuds completed the bride’s ensemble. Mr. Bishop, a graduate of Clin- ton High School, is employed at Donny Wilder Guest Speaker For its August 21 meeting at the Mary Musgrove Hotel, the Clinton Business and Profess ional Women’s Club had as guest speaker a “returned” Clintonian, Mr. Donny Wilder, editor and publisher of "The Chronicle." Mr. Wilder, a Furman graduate, was associated with newspapers in Florida and North Carolina be fore coming home to "The Chronicle." Mrs. Margaret Lockett, chairman of the Pub lic Relations Committee, intro duced the speaker who pointed out that civic clubs could improve their public relations by being active and by showing interest in people. Later in the evening Mrs. W.W. Harris, one of the 48 delegates from South Carolina, reported on the national convention held in St. Louis in July. Called the "champion of all states," South Caolina won three awards - The Traveling Lectern, the Gold Cer tificate Award, and a Winged Victory Award; and the South Carolina candidate for national treasurer, Mrs. Bertha Fortune of Easley, was elected. Mrs. M. C. Poole, who presided at the meeting, had as her guest her grandson Mark Poole from Spartanburg. Bishop Tire and Recapping in Clinton. Mrs. Bishop, also a Clinton High graduate, attendedWinthrop College and is presently employ ed at Contessa Homes in Clinton. After a wedding trip to the South Carolina coast, the couple will be at home after August. Debutantes Entertained Tuesday afternoon Mrs. James R. Jacks entertained with a bridge party honoring Miss Susan Jacks and the 1969 debutantes. The Jacks’ home was lovely with arrangements of varicolored roses in the entrance hall and living room. After several progressions, a dessert course and punch was served. High score awards went to Rita Johnson and Mary Louise Wham. Mr. Holland Guest Speaker Seventeen members of the Newcomers Club and their hus bands were feted at a dinnerparty in the home of Mrs. Cecil Wil son on Thursday evening, Aug. 20th. The main purpose of the so cial gathering was to install the newly appointed officers of the Newcomers Club. Joe Holland, accompanied by his wife, was guest speaker for the occasion. After a delicious dinner, Mr. Holland initiated the members into their respective offices. The new slate of offi cers for the following six months are: president, Mrs. Jim Waller; vice president, Mrs. Jerry Cox- well; secretary, Mrs. Boyce Cockman; treasurer, Mrs. Carl Venable; finance chairman, Mrs. Richard Bodman; telephone chairman, Mrs. Mason Noel; membership chairman, Mrs. Jack Harrel; publicity chairman, Mrs. Russell Rice; social chair man, Mrs. Rodger Davis; pro ject chairman, Mrs. F. V. Smith; assistant project chairman, Mrs. Charles Wesson; bazaar chair man, Mrs. W. C. Cherry; pro gram chairman, Mrs. John Su therland; and sunshine chairman, Mrs. William HemphiU The evening was enjoyed by all and afforded the members an opportunity to become better acquainted. The banquet tables were de corated with centerpieces of dai sies, the club flower. The club presented Mrs. Holland with a corsage of daisies and a gift to Mr. Holland. Celebrates Birthday The home of Mr. and Mrs. James Wright was the scene of a birthday dinner for their daugh ter, Linda Pascoe. Among the guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Beau Gardner, Tina and Jay, Mr. and Mrs. Major Crawford and Mike, granddaugh ter Missy, Mrs. Reese Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Kitchen and other relatives. Highlight of the party was a call, Linda received from her sister, Pie Gardner and Ricky Gardner, wishing her a happy birthday. Layton-Cleveland Auxiliary Mr. and Mrs. R. Pope Chapman will entertain members of the A- merican Legion Auxiliary and their husbands with a fried fish and chicken supper at their home on Lake Greenwood, Saturday evening August 30. Guests are asked to assemble there at 7:30 p.m. Miss Jean Henry Layton of Greenville, daughter of Mayor and Mrs. Harry C. Layton of 112 E. Walnut St., was married to James Norwood Cleveland of Marietta Saturday at 5 p.m. in the chapel of the First Presby terian Church. The Rev. Alfred L. Bixler of ficiated at the service, which members of the immediate fami lies attended. Given in marriage by her fa ther, the bride wore a suit dress in deep blue weave with white fluting at the oval neckline and three-quarter sleeves. She wore a matching whimsy and carried a nosegay of marguerite daisies. Altar flowers included rhodo dendron foliage and chrysan themums. Mr. Cleveland is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mays Cleveland of Marietta. His son, Elliott Padgett Cleveland, also of Marietta, served as best man. Mr. and Mrs. Layton were hosts at dinner afterward in the private dining room of the Wrang ler. Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland will be at home at 1 Cleveland Ave. in Marietta. HAVE A PHOTO OF YOUR PET OR YOUR CHILD WITH HIS PET TAKEN TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. A BEAUTIFUL, NATURAL COLOR 8 x 10 ONLY HOURS: 10 A.M. — 5 P. M. $2.95 • Professional Grooming of All Breeds • AKC Toy Poodles For Sale • Stud Service Available A Well Groomed Pet Is A Happier Pet Call Today For Appointment Clip and Snip Canine Shop 104 West Pitts Street 838-4040 2-A—THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., August 28, 1969 Sylvia Anne King Weds Sgt. James David Bryson Miss Sylvia Anne King, of Greenville, became the bride of Sgt. James David Bryson, Jr. on Sunday at two o’clock. The wed ding was held at West Gantt Bap tist Church in Greenville. Rev. William B. Bennett, the bride’s pastor, and the Rev. Floyd Hellams, pastor of the groom, officiated. Mr. and Mrs. James Milton King, the bride’s parents, re ceived guests in the church so cial hall. Miss Sheryl Jackson, of Clin ton, was her cousin’s maid of honor. Her other attendants were her sister, Vicki, of Greenville, and David’s sister, Susan, of Clinton. Flower girl was Jenny Pitts of Belton. Ushering were Sidney Bryson and Danny Hellams, both ofClin- ton. Mrs. Beverly Stegall was or ganist and Donald Porter soloist Sylvia wore a formal gown of Chantilly lace and peau de soue. It included a bateau neckline, em pire fitted bodice and long sleeves. Panels of lace adorned the front of the dress that formed Births I HOLLIS Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hollis of Decatur, Ga., announce the birth of a son, Glen Hayes, on July 25. Mrs. Hollis is the form er Shirley League, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill League. COPELAND Mr. and Mrs. Ben F. Copeland announce the birth of a son, Ben jamin Barton, on August 25 at Bailey Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Copeland is the former Connie Roberts of Atlanta, Ga. The pa ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Posey W. Copeland. SULLIVAN Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Sulli van of Fair Drive, announce the birth of a son, Stephen Anthony, August 16 at Bailey Memorial Hospital. The maternal grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. John F. Smith, Sr. of Spartanburg and the paternal grandparents, Mrs. M. C. Sullivan and the late Mr. Sullivan of Spartanburg. an A-line skirt A camelot train of Chantilly lace fell full from the shoulders and was chapel length. She carried a handker chief made from lace of her mo ther’s wedding gown. The attendents wore formal dresses of lemon yellow chiffon. High banded necklines, edged with white daisey trim skimmer style, Dior sleeves were also daisey trim. A chiffon flowing panel made a high train in the back. The flower girl wore a dress to match the attendents. Sylvia finished Carolina High School and Greenville Technical Education Center, and until her marriage was employed by Blgelo Sanford of Greenville. David is a graduate of Clinton High School. After graduating, he enlisted in the Air Force and has just returned from Vietnam. After their honeymoon, Sgt. and Mrs. Bryson will be leaving for Alexandria, La., where SgtBry- ■ son will be stationed at England Air Force Baser - - Sylvia’s parents lived in Clin ton before their marriage. Her mother is the former Dor is Jack- son. * + * Miss Lee Davis Honored At Party A debutante party for Miss Lee Davis was given Tuesday morning by Mrs. Cally Gault, Miss Joy Gault and Mrs. A. B. Godfrey. The cola party was in the Gault home on Horseshoe Lane. Melon balls and other refresh ments repeated the bright color scheme. * * * Six of the debs enjoyed a de lightful weekend at the Saluda cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Crisp. The party was given especially for Becky, their daughter. Highlighting the cool mountain weekend was a trip to the Flat- rock Playhouse where the group saw “White Liars" and "Black Comedy." 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