Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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V , Of Wedi fmi Town 01 Beflaw u»»»ty To H< . *fTfco Woofc ■I Stall* with ft Mother, Mr*. Mftlcoim 1 ^Sd to Mr*. OBkftrt of Um brtdft’ft An with an nr load MtftMft Nv*^ ^ King and Jo Ann creamed chicken pnt Ivtcbes. t«««0 “‘T * , The hoQoree wn» giren ft of ftllTer to her ch°»en pftt- and Mn. MV* of surer candle hoJdenLMmric furnished throufhent by *dr». |E. McCaskUI. Mrs. To** - and Mrs. R. H. Calhoun. B8 Helms was again charm- entertained Wednesday ersn- wlth a turkey buffet dinner kitchen shower by Mre. a. b. lurin. Jr., and #her »olhw, H. A. Bentley. Bowls <* whlU [yellow flowers were throughout the party rooms, honoree was presented with rsage of valley lilies and rbses. delightful pinner was serred Stairs, then the guests were rn to the McLaurin apartment stairs where the shower was Many useful and attmctire , ranging from proaftic dish 11s to the proverbial rolling ben given. . . . lyman's Day was observed in fethodist church Sunday aorn- ^Ith the following taking part, Hson Graham, lay leader; T. R. s and A. C. Wayne of this ch and Nathan Barnes and Roy from the St. Matthews Mm. A. Lee. Hood and T. K. Watts mt with William Hasty and In Bishopville id Mrs. Boyce Baker of their daughter and family, Mr. and Mm Kenneth Downs and children of Charlotte, N. C.. were visitors here and attended Sunday school at the Presbyterian church Sunday lamrnlag * Mr. and Mm Charles Jenkins of Atlanta. On, were week-end guests of their parents. Mr. and Mm Pos ter Gardner. Mr. and Mm Jenkins were accompanied by Krs. Sand- ford Bums of Atlanta, Ga.. who spent the week-end with her par ents, Mr. and Mm Craven. Mr. and Mm 8. L. Shultman and children of Columbia, spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Pate.. Aar. V. E. Truesdell and family of Newberry, spent Saturday with their parents. Dr. and Mrs. E. Z. Truesdell. World Day of Prayer was ob served at the Community Center Friday afternoon with Mrs. Manley Davie presiding. Mrs. William Hastey and- Mm Prank Lee served on the program. Mrs. Jsmee Stokes gave a aolo, “When 1 Walk With Jesus,*’ with Mrs. R. H. Calhoun accompanying. An offering was taken. V* » Little Miss Miriam Smith cele- barted her fifth birthday anniver sary at her home Friday afternoon, when she invited a number of her me _ D w. L. Newman speift eev- [days with her parents, Mr. and D. M. Gravett of Alton Va., ras present for the celebration Heir 56th wedding anniversary jnday. / and Mrs. Jessie Smith of Rnce, were dinner guests of Belton .Tidwell and Mrs jesday. »- ® * |B. Mitchell and his guest. Rev. Newman, attended the Fur* fAlumni Hurricane banquet in abla Friday. Clarence Watts of Charlaa* spent the week-end with her HU, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Be- and Mrs. Lou- Leone and (son of New York, are visit Heir parents, Mr. ^nd Mrs. J. thune. . Jessie Seegars and children festville, were Sunday, Beanice Hilton. I tetfenoTmrniaiaT Ha Copeland is quite ill In imden hospital W, L. Newman, Mrs. E. Z. and Mias Stella Bethune led the funeral of Steve West srence Sunday afternoon. and Mrs. M. E. Brinson of lervilie, Ga., were week-end of their brother and family, id Mrs. Fred Brfnaen. and Mrs. Travis Powell spent rfek-end at the Powell home Jberton, Ga. and Mrs. Howard McKinnon i children were Sunday guests 1rs. McKinnon’s parents; Mr. Irs. De Witt, in Hagtsvllle. Hrvin McCaskill of ClenuKm Ke, spent the week-end here his parents.. Mr. and Mrs. McCaskill. es Kate Helms of High N. C., and Florence Fairfax Ua, were guests during the Nnd of Miss Harriett Mays. Wedding of Miss Frances Helms arid William Leonard Gantt branch baskets of wide social tot most the lovely wedding of Miss Frances Helms of Bethune and Co- . and William Leonard Gantt of Cotambia. which took place Feb. *, at « o’clock to the Bethune Methodist church. Rev. Edward L. Davidson performed Che double ring ceremony to the preoence Of an assemblage el relatives and friends. Tan seven palmetto pat white glodtoll and tefftcUvety need. Mra. Robert H. 1st, furnished the wedding music. Solists were Mias Stella Bethune of Bethune, and Mr. H. F. Harris of Columbia. The groom amen were N. G. Broadway. Joe Monnerlyn, Jack Callteon and R. H. Waites, brother- in-law of the groom all of Co lombia. Ushers were John Dan McLaurin and D. M. Mays, Jr., of Bethune. Mias Kate Helms of High Point, N. C., slater of the bride, was maid of honor. The bride's maids were Mra. J. H. Harden oL^Graham, N. C.. sister of the bride; Mrs. R. O. Waites of Columbia, sister of the groom; Mrs. Hubert Wilson, Dur ham N. C., cousin of the bride, and Miss Florence Fairfax of Latta. They wore identical dress* of pink satin with fitted bodice and full flatring skirts. Folds of catln gave a bustle effect at the back. They win Eatridge, F. E. Kerr, Mr. and Mri. L. C. Watford, Rev. E. L. Davidson and Mias Harriott Maya. Mr. and Mra. Eugene Hobel (Katherine Hunter) announce the birth of a daughter at Crawford Long Memorial hospital, Atlanta, Ga., on Feb. 15. Mra. M. C. McCaskill. Sr., la visiting relatives In Jacksonville. tied with ptek satin s maid of kas of hr Franklin Hek lovely to her of bridal satin her tether, Malcolm as of Ootumbte. was OP In Imported long pointed cathedral train. Her Kfl of bridal place. She has been a member of -the faentty la the Laurlnburg. N. <K school until her resignation at the beginning of the second se- cornet of She carried a bouquet of brides rooes centered with a white orchid and showered with satin streamers. Mra. Helm*, mother of the bride, wore a slate gray crape dinner gown, long white gloves and were a corsage of red roses. Mm C. O, Gantt, mother of the worn was attired to a gown of blue with a Immediately to moay the bride's ed at a of red tne cere- its entertain* the Methodist Daring the the bride and groom loft for their wedding trip and upon their return will make their home to Col ambus. On. For traveling the bride wore s Spring suit of navy bine with white and the white orchid from Bbr wedding bouquet. Mrs* Gantt Is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mra. M. F. Helms and lived here with her parents until recent years.* She la a graduate of Bethune High school, received her A.B. degree from Flofa McDonald college and her master’s degree from Columbia untvanity. W. T., and was elected to membership to the PI Lamda Theta Honorary fraternity at that Mr. Gantt la the son of Mr. and Mm C. O. Gantt of Columbia. Ho received hie education at Colum- hie High school and the University of South Carolina and was a mem ber of Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity. He served to South America dur ing World War II. Ha is a member of the ffim of Colonial Hites com pany of Columbia, and will repre sent this company at his new home to Columbus, Qa_ The out-of-town guests for the wedding wart: Capt. Leaader Helms, brother of the bride, Chica go. m.. Mm T. Z. Rollins, Mr and Mm Gadton Rollins and daughter. .Durham, N. C.. Mr. and Mra. Juniua Harden, Graham, N. C„ Mr. and Mm Robert Vick, Raleigh, N. C.. Mr. and Mrs: Lou Leone, N. Y„ Mm C. E. Braswell and Miss Marg aret Braswell, Chesterfield, Miss Lillian RoUlna, Durham, N. C* Miss Lula Lasater, Sanford. N. C.. Joe Joyner, Spring Hope, N C.. Miss Julia Tyler, Mm Bernice Carter, Mias Kate McIntyre and Miss Re becca Dickson, Laurlnburg. N. C.. Mks Beth Jones and Glenn L FKts, Jackson, Miss., Mrs. K. L. Gantt, Miss Clemence Gantt, Mra. B. W. Franklin, Miss Virginia Put nam, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Calllson, Mra. Jane G. Asblll, Mm John C. Puloe, Theodora Doukas, Jonsie Harper, Mrs. Delia K. Fitts. Miss Lillian Somers, Mr. and Mm Jack Pope, Miss Isabel Dantsler. Allan Diggers, Mr. and Mrs. R. Q. Waites, Patsy and Bobby Waltaa, Mr. and Mrs/ jTc. Kelly, Mrs. W E. Jen nings, Mr. and Mre. H. T. Harris, Mr. and Mrs- E. H. Harris Mrs. Barbara Hamilton and Mra. O. E. Wilson, all of Columbia. Mrs. Gantt was the recipient of many social functions prior to her marriage Snturdpy evening. Mrs. A. B. McLau urin and daught er, M^aa Mary Ellen Mcliaurln, en tertained the raheraal party at their spacious home Friday even ing. Onsets were greeted by Mrs McLaurin and shown to the din ing room, where saniwkhee, cook- lee and mintd were, served. Mrs. DOBvJQy pOdlaCO cor l©0. Mm Louring Dnvis entertained the eut-of-town guests with a wed ding breakfast Saturday morning at her home. At this thne the honoree was given figurine can dle holders. Mn. Juntos Harden mnd Miss Kate fielms, sisters of the bride, entertained with e luncheon at Thomas Tea Room In Camden Sat urday at 1 o'clock. Placua were laid for 11. The honoree was pre sented a piece of silver and a cor sage of gardenias at this time. IN FltHINQ* TOURNAMENT Fishing In the 16th Annual Metropolitan Miami Pishing tourn ament. Mrs. Charles 0. Holler of 1111 Fair SL, Camden, landed a >5 pound tarpon, while fishing off Caxambus Pass in the Everglades. While not top fish in Its class, the catch will earn for the local ang ler an Entry Award and one of the attractive year books Issued at the close of the tournament. MILLER'S For Lumbor Drive Carefully—-Save a Ufa — —'—A KEMfeAW. B. a Paul does nr Douglaa—-Linda Darnell Saturday. March 4 "ROARING Vi WESTWARD" Jimmy Wakely—Cannonball Taylor* SaL, March 4—1S:M P. M. Burt Lancaster—Yvonne De- Carlo and Tteea* March $•? "THE STORY OF SEAB1S- cunr Shirley Temple—Barry Fitz gerald Wednesday. March • "BORDER INCIDENT" Ricardo Montalban George Murphy Thursday. March • fiday. Oh. YOU BEAUTIFUL DOLL' June Haver—Mark Stevens MdEOD & BOYKIN COMPANY — Phone 53 — Cool Ice Feed Fuel Oil Cotton Seed Meal VERTEGREEN PLANT FOOD .... ITALIAN RYE GRASS SEED lends to be present. Ice and cakes were served. She ittle cream ai was' the recipient of many Interest-1 ing gifts. Iff. and Mrs. G. A West and daughters, Sylvia Jo and Ann, of I Great Balls, Mr. and Mrs. Clint Brown of Lancaster, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Belton Tid-1 well and family. The road to the Sootch cemetery I has bten dragged and widened In readiness for the paving that Is hoped to be done.In the future. Old trees have been moved from the eemetary plot In readiness for. the eetnent block fence that It to r \ used for the enclosure. [r. and Mn. Paschal McLaurin and sons of -Cberaw, were Satur day guests of their mother, Mra. J. .N McLaurin. Miss Blanche Brannon of Colum-1 bln, spent the week.—d with her 1 parents, Mr. and Mn. B. W. Bran don. «.■**-**.’- *.4..’ '\ Oka Before you look at that amazingly low prico tog, look at Ford's "Fashion Car" styling. It's more beautiful than eyer. Run your finger over Bm baked-on enamel. It's "^>uitt to live out* doors." Feel the long-lived upholstery. Look where you witt—youH see Ford's quality. ■j _ . — *, Ls'ci . .*.4.. A- D*^msmv H umu t 9 j NUFWMvw*Ni to j Rock Httl with her sister and teml [ ly, Mr. end Mm Merry Hlehlto. , Mr. and Mm Algle King of Co-j lumbln. were week-end guest* of their parents, Mr. and Mm w. T. Ratcliff and attended the HSlms- Gaatt wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Brannon of I Bishopville, were Sunday guests of' their parents, Mr. end M» f °- R- Brannon, s * Mr. and Mn. Robert Arthur end I children and Miss Mary Arthur | were nest* of Mr. and Mrs. Paul | Smith In Lancaster Sunday. four* young people Were received Into the Presbyterian church at| the evening service Sunday. Union prayer services wlB be I held in the Methodist church dur- j ing the month of March. Among those who have attended I the Billy Graham evangelistic meet-1 ing to Columbia are Rev- and Mrs. W. F. Eatridge, Mr. and Mra. Ed- X j* kidmUm on Ford's 100-borsepower V-8 Bs mi. . -» —* - ■ t A*x: nSaBalakat am^amasp m ptBfUfsSy Fiww nusn#Q Tirniny ywarp n«w * * m- — A . . I-. — r.J jot CfUitoT varvto acnon ana rora s r brittle B warhm. ' AV + 4 • ? 11 & > l I Hi m i,. .Y 1%.* W r I •it A LOAN GUARANTEED CONFIDENCE W, \/ s ••uy • Build, • ••pair •'Rtfinonct Wateiee Building & Loan ■ es u.c. 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