The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, May 28, 1970, Image 2
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HARTS AND RHAMES
ENTERTAIN
One of the most enjoyable
parties of the spring season
was given Friday night by Dr.
and Mrs. Delmar Rhame and
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hart at
the Rhame’s home on Walnut
St.
Guests went into the den first
for brightly colored, spritely
tasting punch which was served
by Mrs. Richard (Rita) Rhame.
Folks will be pleased to know
that this cute young couple will
be moving to Clinton this sum
mer.
In the dining room a mass of
pink roses cascaded from a
silver epergne on the refresh
ment table.
The hostesses must have
spent many hours preparing the
lucious trays of hors-d’oeuvres
which resembled Van Gogh’s
palette.
Among the tasty delicacies
sampled were tiny decorated
sandwich squares, Swedish
meatballs, marinated shrimp,
stuffed artichoke hearts, as
sorted cheeses, and hearts of
palm.
Needless to say, several peo
ple swore off their diets - “just
this once.”
Along with the Rhame’s son
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Rick and his wife Rita, the
Hart’s daughter Cathy and hus
band John Rainey, were on hand
to help with the entertaining.
There were some others
there from around the state.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bultman
were tliere from Sumter and
coming from Columbia were
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Godfrey
and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mclver.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Partridge
came from Newberry and from
Greenwood were Mr. and Mrs.
F. P. Thompson.
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BREAKFAST
Friday night was a gay night
for the graduating class at Clin
ton High. After the senior party
which was held at the Armory,
Gene Simmons and Cathy Frady
had a breakfast for some of
their classmates at the Frady’s
Calvert Ave. home.
Each table was centered with
an arrangement of red carna
tions topped with a graduate sil
houette with a diploma. A little
man fashioned from a pipe-
cleaner and a black graduation
cap marked each place at the
tables.
Parents of the girls, Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Simmons and Mr.
and Mrs. George Frady were in
charge of cooking the hearty
breakfast - grits, eggs, biscuits
and fried chicken.
Anniversary
Celebrated
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith ce
lebrated their 29th wedding an
niversary on Sunday, May 24th.
They were honored by their
children with a dinner to cele
brate the occasion.
Those attending were: Mr.
and Mrs. Bryon Smith and child
ren; Mrs. Perry Moore and
children; Mr. and Mrs. Johnny
Tucker, Mr. Joe Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Blakely, Mr. and
Mrs. James Blakely and Mrs.
Othella Blakely.
Miss Amy Louise Black
Weds Mr. James Ruben
The chapel of the F irst Pres
byterian Church, Clinton, was
the setting for the marriage of
Miss Amy Louise Black, daugh
ter ofMr. andMrs.RobertFar-
is Black, to Mr. James Ruben,
Jr. of Spartanburg.
Reverend Alfred Lyon Bixler
performed the ceremony on
Friday the 22nd of May at 11
o’clock in the morning. The or
gan music was presented by
Mrs. James Von Hollen.
Magnolia foliage was banked
at the base of the central altar
and an arrangement of white
stock, white mums and Star
Burst chrysanthemums en
hanced the setting.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, was radiant in
a Victorian Period wedding
gown of silk organza styled
along empire lines. The fitted
bodice and long cavalier sleeves
were of French lace. Her veil
of silk illusion was attached to
a headdress of lace flowers out
lined with pearls. She carried
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After the wedding the bride’s
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Ferdinand Jacobs, Sr.
gave a wedding breakfast for the
guests at the Wilson House.
The bride, a graduate of Con
verse College, teaches Yamaha
piano classes and private stu
dents at Case Brothers Music
House in Spartanburg.
The groom, who is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. James Ruben, Sr.
of North Augusta, was graduat
ed from Wofford College and the
University of South Carolina
Law School. He is associated
with Carlisle Bean and Hines,
Attorneys and is assistant Pub
lic Defender for Spartanburg
County.
Following a wedding trip Mr.
and Mrs. Ruben will live at
Carriage House Apartments,
1460 C. Dover Road in Spartan
burg.
Piano Recitals
MrSi James Pitts will pre
sent her piano pupils in a re
cital on May 31 at 3 o’clock at
Broad Street United Methodist
Church. The public is invited.
Mrs. Joe E. Land will present
her piano pupils in recital at
7 o’clock Friday, May 29, at
the Mercer Silas Bailey School.
The piano pupils of Mrs.
Harry McSween will be pre
sented in recital Thursday
evening at 8 o’clock at the First
Presbyterian Church. The pub
lic is invited.
GOP Women
To Meet
The Laurens County Repub
lican Women’s Club will meet
in the E-Z Living Center, Lau
rens, Thursday evening, May
28 at 7:30. Women of the county
are invited to attend.
Why does the wheel of for
tune always have a flat tire
when it rolls in your direc
tion?
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LoBrace Recital
Set Thursday
Students of the La Bruce Heist
School of Dancing will be pre
sented in their spring dance re
cital Thursday night May 28
at Belk Auditorium at 7:45p.m.
Those taking part in the pro
gram are Pam Satterfield, Mar
gie Albright, Karen Wessinger,
Kim Williams, Becky Cooper,
Phyllis Culbertson, Karen
Brookshire, Lynn Lowe, Nancy
Jean Chapman, Nancy Lee.
Also Luanna Waller, Sherry
Gates, Eric Caughorn, Lisa
Brookshire, Sharon Green,
Ginger Dutton, Dandy Tem
pleton, Robin Satterfield, Cindy
League, Patty Lowe, Cynthia
Benson,, Patsy Ellison, Missy
Cooper, Bee Young, Alisia Cox,
Jan Smith, Rosanne Wilson,
Sandi and Vickie Caughorn, Ko
Ko Gates.
Also Beth Lanford, Brenda
and Linda Thomson, Jerri Ann
Childress, Laurie Childress,
Sherri Tumblin, Sandra Lee
Power, Donna Ray Davis, Kathy
Hill, Cathy Kadinga, Kathleen
Kickham, Karen Childress,
Jackie Lanford, Patty Satter
field, Becky Thomson, Leigh
Steadman, Howard Power,
Also vicki Ledford, Robin
Loftin, Kim Rollins, Dale Sit-
ton, Pam Kennemore, Audrey
Jean Campbell, Karon Peay,
Shelia Blalock, Donna Brock,
Susan Ramsey, Beth Roche,
Tammy Stone, Gigi Garmon,
Norma Campbell, Elaine Camp
bell, Patricia Lake, Jenny
Roche, Judy Roche, Wanda Al
exander, Wanda Puckett, Marcy
Bledose, Trudy Baker, Beth
McCullough.
Mr. Joe Shay and Mr. Arthur
Craig will accompany the danc
ers.
A small admission will be
charged and the public is in
vited to attend.
Bride-elect
Entertained
Last Wednesday night, Miss
Nora Oeland and Miss Betty
McArver entertained Miss Kay-
ran Cox, bride-elect of June 6
with a miscellaneous shower.
Guests were entertained in
the parlors of Asbury Hall,Co
lumbia College.
The rooms were beautifully
decorated with arrangements of
flowers in pink and green.
Miss Cox was presented a
corsage of white mums.
After several games were en
joyed, Miss Cox opened her
many gifts. Following this,
guests were invited into the din
ing area where they were served
buffet style, sandwiches, nuts,
potato chips, pickles, cakes
iced with green and lime punch.
Barnes-Merchant
Mr.
and Mrs. Virgil W.
Barnes of Route 2, Clinton, an
nounce the forthcoming mar
riage of their daughter, Teresa
Gail, to Ewald Merchant, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Manning Mer
chant, of Route 3, Clinton.
Miss Barnes and Mr. Mer
chant are members of the 1970
Clinton High School graduating
class.
The wedding is planned for
June 25, at 5 p.m. at Bellview
Baptist Church in Laurens. No
formal invitations will be sent,
but friends and relatives are in
vited.
Black-Ruben Parties
FAMILY PICNIC
Among parties for Miss Betty
Black and Jim Ruben, who were
married Friday morning, was a
family cookout last week at Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Payne's sum
mer cottage on Lake Green
wood. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy
Hollis gave the party with the
Paynes.
Springy fresh daisies and yel
low candles added to the in
formal atmosphere of the lake-
front home.
Other spring flowers com
bined perfectly with wicker
serving trays and straw bas
kets. Charcoal broiled steaks
dommated the delicious menu
for the enjoyable outing.
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Miss Betty Black was hon
ored with a linen and lingerie
shower Saturday afternoon in
Columbia. Hostesses were Mrs.
Rae Johnson, Miss Bea John
son, and Miss Susan Pichard.
Betty received a pink rose
corsage from her hostesses and
also many nice gifts for her
trousseau.
Those attending the shower
from Clinton were Mrs. J. F.
Jacobs, Mrs. J. F. Jacobs Jr.,
Mrs. Pringle Copeland, Mrs.
Brooks Owens, Mrs. A1 Bix
ler, the bride’s mother Mrs.
Robert Black and the groom’s
mother Mrs. Henry Herlng.
Mr. and Mrs. James Ruben,
Jr. were honored by her grand
parents Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Jacobs at a breakfast after their
wedding Friday morning.
About 30 guests including
family and wedding party gath
ered at the Wilson home to en
joy the post-nuptial party.
A traditional wedding cake
with delicate white roses and
green leaves centered the buffet
table.
Pink roses made up the ele
gant arrangement m the fable
and several eyd-cifthrife ar
rangements consisting of all
colors of roses were seen in
the living room and gallery.
Lady Golfers
Meet Tuesday
June 7 is golf day for
members of the Lakeside Lady
Golfers Association. Mark it on
your calendar. The members
from Laurens outnumber the
Clinton members nearly every
time:
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