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Bagwell-McLendon
Mr. and Mrs. James Alvin
Bagwell announce the forth-
ctfffiing marriage of their daugh
ter, Deborah Jane and Sgt.
Freddie Steven McLendon, son of
Mrs. William B. Meade and the
late Mr. J. E. McLendon Sr.
Debbie will graduate from
Clinton High School in May. Her
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis H. Bagwell Sr., and the
late Mr. and Mrs. Lee T. Curry
of Clinton.
Freddie is a graduate of Clin
ton High School and is presently
stationed at Ft. Riley, Kansas.
He has completed 12 months tour
of duty in Vietnam. His grand
parents are the late Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac McLendon and the late Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie McDaniel.
The wedding is planned for
July 11, at Calvary Baptist
Church.
Lady Golfers
Elect Officers
The Ladies Golf Association
met Tuesday, March 3 at the
Lakeside Country Club for their
first spring luncheon meeting. A
business session was held before
lunch at which time the following
slate of officers was elected to
serve for the coming year: pre
sident, Mrs. Frances Rowland,
Clinton; secretary - treasurer,
Mrs. Ruth Tallevant, Laurens;
secretary for Clinton, Mrs. Nor
man Fryfogle; golf chairman,
Mrs. Eleanor Acree, Clinton, and
Mrs. Sue Brownlee assistant;
Whing-Ding chairman, Mrs.
Betty Pitts, Laurens and Mrs.
Peggy Neal, Laurens.
The next regular meeting will
be held at the club house on
Tuesday, March 17. Ladies are
asked to bring a sack lunch.
Ladies who are club members
are invited to join the associa
tion whether their interest be
golf, bridge, fun or fellowship.
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Newcomers Plan
Madhatter Party
The Newcomers Club will have
a “Madhatter Party” at their re
gular monthly meeting. Each
member will model a hat which
she has made. This meeting will
be held at the Episcopal Church
Parish House, March 17 at 8
o’clock.
Legion Aux.
Meets Tuesday
The American LegionAuxi-
liary will meet Tuesday, March
17 at 7:30 p.m. at the home of
A. A. Ramage Jr. on Bush River
Road.
7 urner-Raynal
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Michael
Turner of 100 ChestnutStreet an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Melissa Barnes, to Lt.
Holbrook Wyman Raynal, United
States Army, son of the Reverend
and Mrs. Charles EdwardRaynal
Jr., of 136 Folger Street, Clem-
son. ^
The bride-elect is the grand
daughter of Mrs. Clarence Ed
ward Galloway and the late Mr.
Galloway of Clinton and Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Eugene Jones of
Augusta, Ga. A student at Salem
College, Winston Salem, N. C.,
she was presented at the 1969
Debutante Ball of the Clinton
Cotillion Club.
Lt. Raynal is the grandson of
the late Dr. and Mrs. Frank
Dudley Jones of Clinton and the
late Dr. and Mrs. Charles Ed
ward Raynal of Statesville, N.
C. He was graduated in Decem
ber with a B.S. degree in biology
from Presbyterian College,
where he was the recipient ofthe
distinguished military student a-
ward and served as chaplain of
Sigma Nu fraternity. A member
of the admissions department
staff of Presbyterian at present,
he is to begin active duty March
31 at Fort Sam Houston, San An
tonio, Tex.
The wedding ispalnnedfor July
7 at AllSaints’EpiscopalChurcb.
Clinton B&PW Member
Attends Conference
The Sixth Legislative Con
ference of the National Fed
eration of Business and Profess
ional Women’s Clubs, Inc., was
heH at the Mayflower Hotel,
Washington, D. C., Wednesday,
February 25 through Friday, Feb.
27. Mrs. Mary Beall represented
the Clinton B&PW Club.
Senators and Congressmen
from the various states joined
the ladies for breakfast in the
Rayburn House Office Building on
M ruary 26, after which the
es were taken on a tour
through Congressional offices.
Members were allowed to ob
serve the Senate and House m
achon.
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Senator Birch Bayh’s “sur
prise" speech at the banquet in
the hotel Thursday night was met
with loud cheers and a standing
ovation. He announced that he had
called hearings May 5 through 7
on the proposed Equal Rights for
Women Amendment. Senator
Bayh, D-Ind., reminded the lad
ies that the Equal Rights Amend
ment has a long history, having
been before Congress for 47con
secutive years. He said the last
hearings on it were held in the
85fh‘Congress, 12 years ago and
expressed hope that the May
hearings would not be a repeti
tion of the earlier hearings. “I
have in mind success”, he said.
“For those who have not com
mitted it to memory,” the Sena
tor said, “the amendment reads:
“Equality of rights under the law
shall not be denied or abridged
by the United States or by any
state on account of sex. Congress
and the several states shall have
power, within their respective
jurisdictions, to enforce this ar
ticle by appropriate legislation.”
The last but certainly not the
least item on the schedule was
a tour of the White House and
tea with Mrs. Nixon, who very
graciously greeted each and
every member. Background
music was furnished by the White
House for the entire tour.
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Mrs. Land's Pupils
To Audition
Pupils of Mrs. Eva B. Land
will audition on March 20 and 21
for the National Guild of Piano
Teachers. Julia Spoone, in
structor in piano at South Geor
gia College, Douglas, Ga., chair
man of the Douglas AuditionCen-
ter for the National Guild of Piano
Teachers is Adjudicator for the
Guild.
Mrs. Spoone began music les
sons at the age of four, and holds
degrees from the College ofEm-
poria, Kansas and the University
of Miami, Coral Gables, Fla.
Well known as a teacher and per
former throughout Florida and
Georgia, she has done graduate
work at Connell University and
Washington State University.
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Thank You
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Bargain Store
City Pawn Shop
City Shoe Shop
Bond Motor Co
^ Ptaxico Chevrolet
.Ruby’s Beauty Shop
E. Tribble
? Chronicle Publishing Co
«£- Pitts’ Men’s Shop
King Construction Co.
Ye Olde Malt Shoppe
•Cox Home & Auto Supply
tBelk s Carpet Ceno-r
: DillaPdi Boland, Jeweler
.Carolina Service Station
McCrary Gulf Station
Johnson Brothers
Broad Street Atlantic
Catawba Timber Co
Gate Service Station
OakJwell’s Gulf Station
liecs Service Station
Ben Bridgeman
Service Station
Charley's Gulf Center
The Wrangler
Ointon Milling Co.
Bbnds Lumber Co.
l^tts Service Station
E. Jones
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McGee’s Drug Store
Broadway Theater
Neighbors Hardware
Burriss-Harrison Furniture
. Harpers 5 & 10
Ga liman Berber Shop
‘Western Auto ’
Box
ITACO Corporation
Norman Studio
of Clinton
Florist
Center
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M & W Auto Sales •:
Chandler Garage •:
Cassel’s United Store •:
Piggly Wiggly :■
H. D. Payne & Co :
Industrial Supply Co •
Sunshine Cleaners ;
M S. Bailey A Son ;
Bankers
Buddy Sandlers
Service Station
Town-n-Country :
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Minute Mart
Bon Ton Beauty Salon
Pitts Vegetable Market
Lynn Cooper, Jr
Young's Gulf Station :
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Center Service Station
Rocky Norris Service
Station
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Whiteford's Restaurant ;!
B & L Car Wash
Mlason Young’s Gull
Station
Shell Station i b D Taylor) '
Community Cash
Yarborough's' Service
Station
C-W-S Guano
Cooper Motor Co
Canada Dry
Clinton Mills
Ascoe Felts
Wilson’s Curb Market
J. C. Thomas, Jeweler
Young’s Pharmacy
Baldwin Motor Co
Maxwell Bros. FumMure
Leonard-Marler Ins Co
Copeland Hardware
Howard’s Pharmacy
SadOer-Owens Pharmacy
Rose’s Variety Store
Chick Pitta
Greenhouse
Shop .
CHnton Cafe
Moselle’s Beauty Salon
ADAIR
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. A-
dair Jr. of Anaheim, Calif, an
nounce the birth of a son, Eric
David, March 3, at 6t. Jude Hos
pital, Fullerton, Calif.
Mrs. Adair is the former
Phyllis Tuso of Fullerton. Mr.
Adair is the son of Mr. R. H.
Adair, 100 McMillan Street,
Clinton and a grandson ofRhett
P. Adair. Eric is the first great
grandchild of Mr. Adair.
HECKARD
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stephen
Heckard of Highland Falls, N. Y.
announce the birth of a son, Ro
bert Stephen Jr. on March 3.
Mrs. Heckard is the former
Mary Jane Addison.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Addison of Clinton and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Heckard of Win
ston Salem, N. C.
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GODFREY
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Godfrey
announce the birth of a son, David
Lynn Jr., born March 3rd at Bai
ley Memorial Hospital. Mrs.
Godfrey is the former Miss Ann
Thompson.
Mrs. Julia Spoone
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Hat Sale Party
Friday from 2 p.m. - 6 p.m.
and Saturday from 10 a.m. - 4
p.m. the LydiaWoman’sClubwill
sponsor a Spring Hat Sale Party
at the Lydia Community Build
ing. The public is invited.
Ladies now is the time to come
by, and buy your new spring hat
from a large selection of styles
and colors.
Mrs. David Word is the club
president and Mrs. Clyde Tram
mell is chairman ofthe hat party.
McCoy-Esposito
Mrs. Hoy Host
City Music Club
The home of Mrs. Lewis Hay
was the setting for the March
meeting of the Clinton Music Club
last Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
Alan Cook presided at the busi
ness meeting, reminding mem
bers of the state convention of
the South Carolina Federation of
Music Clubs to be held in Green
ville on April 16, 17, and 18. Mrs
J. Frost Walker will represent
the Clinton club as its official
delegate and Mrs. Henderson
Pitts will accompany her to the
convention.
Further plans were made for
the Fine Arts Festival to be held
the last week in April and the
first week in May on the Presby
terian College Campus. Mrs.
Charles Gaines, club chairman
for the festival, and Mrs. Hay,
chairman from the Laurens
County Fine Arts Council, an
nounced a number of events that
will enhance the program and
widen the interest of lovers of the
arts in the county. South Carolina
artists are being encouraged to
prepare exhibits for display dur
ing the festival, and special acti
vities for Junior High and Senior
High youth will be planned and
supervised by the county counciL
Mrs. Walker announced a post
er contest to be held soon to sti
mulate interest in National Music
Week. New officers elected by the
club to serve during 1970-71
include Mrs. Walker, president;
Mrs. Hay, vice-president and
program chairman; Mrs. Ron
Burnside, secretary; and Mrs.
Henry Cronic, treasurer.
The program for the afternoon
was given by Mrs. JamesShakes-
peare, whose subject was “Music
and Art in the Romantic Period”.
To illustrate the types of music
that came out of the period she
presented Mrs. Cook, who sang
selections from the works of
Schubert, Schumann, Grieg, and
Boehm, accompanied by Mr. Alan
Cook. The art works of two paint
ers, J. M. W. Turner and Eu
gene Delacroix, were discussed
as major contributions to the per
iod.
Recordings from composers i-
dentified with the “romantic”era
were played during the social
hour which followed at which time
Mrs. Hay and co-hostess, Mrs.
J. D. McKee, served a tea course.
Bridal Luncheon
Mrs. Tom Addison and Mrs.
Ned Handback were hostesses at
a bridal luncheon Saturday at the
Wilson home.
The lovely spring party hon
ored Misses Betty Black and Sara
Sadler of Clinton and Miss Gayle
Wilhite of Marietta, Ga., who will
marry Carol Copeland of Clinton.
Also honored were recent
brides, Mrs. Gil Huguley and
Mrs. Joseph Neely.
Pink camelias adorned the din
ing room table where the buffet
lunch was served.
Striking arrangements of
mixed spring flowers were placed
on the luncheon tables in the sun
room.
The hostesses gave the brides
small silver cream and sugar
services.
Fowler-
Pennington
Mr. and Mrs. William Henry
Fowler of 109 Beauregard St.,
Clinton announce the engagement
of their daughter, Brenda, to Mr.
Marshall D. Pennington, son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Pennington
of Route 1, Laurens.
The wedding is scheduled for
April 24 at Bellvlew Baptist
Church.
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Mrs. J. M. BrewingtonofMus-
grove St. announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Cecile
Marlene McCoy to Dominick J.
Esposito of New York. The wed
ding is to be in June.
Miss McCoy and Mr. Esposito
are serving in the U. S. Air Force
and stationed at Eglin AFB, Fla.
WCTU Meets Tues.
The WCTU will meet Tuesday,
March 17 at 3:30 p.m. atthe home
of Mrs. w. S. Werts, N. Adair
St.
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WADSWORTH CHINA SHOP
TOWN V COUNTRY SHOPPNG CENTER
MRS. MICKEY WILES, Owner
Mr. and Mrs. KittR. McMaster
Jr.,‘ of Winnsboro will visit Mrs.
McMaster’s mother, Mrs. Hugh
Simpson one day this week.
Friends will be happy to know
that Kitt has sufficiently recov
ered from a serious illness ofthe
past year to assume his duties
as exeuctive head of his depart
ment of U. S. Rubber Company
Monday, March 16.
CHERRY FLIP
Mi cup halved fresh sweet
cherries
1 teaspoon sugar
2 scoops vanilla ice ere an
Vi (10-oz.) bottle lemon-
lime carbonated
beverage
Whole fresh sweet
cherry, for garnish
Place cherries and sugar
in a tall glass. Add a scoop
of ice cream and muddle
with a spoon. Tip glass and
pour lemon-lime carbonated
beverage down side of glass.
Add second scoop of ice
cream. Garnish with whole
cherry. Makes one serving.
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A REMINDER: RENfcW YOUR
MEMBERSHIP THIS WEEK
Comnunity Concert Association of 'Clinton
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Wilhite-Copeland
Mr. and Mrs. William Doyle
Wilhite of Mableton, Ga., an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Nancy Gayle Wilhite,
to Carroll Duckett Copeland, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Heath
Copeland of Clinton.
The bride-elect will be grad
uated from Jacksonville State
University, Jacksonville, Alaba
ma, in May with a Bachelor of
Science degree in Home Econo
mics.
Mr. Copeland was graduated
from Clemson University with a
Bachelor of Science degree in
Industrial Management and is
employed by Lockheed Georgia
Company.
The wedding will be June 6, at
Mableton First Baptist Church.
Cauble-Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. HaroldC. Cauble Mrs. Lucille Campbell also of
of 506 N. Sloan SL, Clinton an- Clinton,
nounce the marriage of their The wedding took place on Feb.
daughter, Margaret Louise, to 23.
Jimmy Lucky Campbell, son of • • «
Wells-Fuller
Mr. and Mrs. Dan F. Wells The wedding will take place on
of Route 2, Klnards, announce the Sunday, June 21 at 3 p.m. at
engagement of their daughter, Fairview Baptist Church.
Joyce Faye toStanley Chase Full- Friends and relatives are in-
er, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold vited to attend.
E. Fuller of Route 1, Newberry. * * *
Blease-Bond
Mr. Cole Landis Blease Sr., beski Louis Bond, of 702 Shands
of Route 2, Clinton, announces Sr.
the engagement of his daughter,
Nancy Jean to William Pearson The wedding is planned for
Bond, son of Mr. and Mrs. So- early July.
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