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McCORMICK MESSENGER, HeCORMICK, SOUTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1946
. Mr. and Mrs. William Parker and
daughter, Malvina, and Mrs. Lowrie
Wilson of Abbeville were visitors
in McCormick Sunday.
Miss Virginia Wilkins returned
Thursday from Baltimore, Md.,
where she received treatment at
Johns Hopkins .Hospital for * two
weeks. She liras accompanied by
her aunt, Miss Dolly Bussey.
Mrs, L. Cubilles of Tampa, Pla.,
is here on a visit to her mother,
Mrs. J. T. Martin.
Little Jake Scott, 15 months’ old
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Scott,
received a bad cut on his head and
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Offices 956 Broad Street Augusta, Georgia
Mrs. James Souther-
land fHonoree At j
Recent
morning when he fell from the
top of a vfllght of ’15' steps land
struck a drain pipe.
Mrs*. Robert LeRoy Hostess
Miss Henrietta Gilbert, teacher
in the Cheraw schools, is spending
the week end with her mother.
One of the loveliest .parties pf
Mrs. H. C. Brown is said to be the fall- season' was - given • on
improving after having received Thursday afternoon , when Mrs.
treatment at the General Hospital Robert LeRoy entertained with a
in Greenville for the past week, kitchen shower in ti^r hpme'hon-
oring the former Miss Mary Jane
Mrs. T. M. Dorn, who underwent Morrah, recent bride of Mr. James
an operation at the University Southerland.
Hospital in Augusta, Ga., recently, | Guests were received by Miss
has returned to her home here Rebecca Morrah. sister of the
and continues to improve satisfac- bride, and Mrs. LeRoy directed
torily. I them to the living room where
they were presented to, the hon-
Thur- oree. ' V
A profusion of fall {lowers was
used in the living room and dining
room; .,, - ‘ .'7 ,‘r;
Soon after arrival , the.. hostess
presented Mrs. Southerland-with a
cookbook which the guests were
asked to autograph. Later the hon-
Governpr-Elect J. Strom
mon'd of Edgefield was a
here Friday.
Westinghouse Refrigerators^
. Maytag Washing Machines
Now on display. '
S. STROM
McCormick, S. C
visitor
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Harper of
Charlotte, N. C., are here on a
.visit to her mother, Mrs. J. K.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Britt and oree was blindfolded .While all gifts
daughter, little Miss Jane, of Bal- were brought" in. Little Fielding
timore, Md., are spending the week Spencer Cooley and Malvina
here with his mother,' Mrs. J. E. Parker Presented them:
Britt l After the opening of gifts an ice
course was served. ; . -
Mrs. L. K. Simpson left Wednes- Mrs, James Southerland is the
day for a visit of several weeks attractive daughter of Mr. and
with friends, Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Mrs. John Morrah of, McCormick.
Myers, of Tampa, Fla. Dr. Simpson For the past several ye&rs she has
accompanied her to Colunfbia. been employed at De la Howe
______ school.
Lt. and Mrs. J. Fred Buzhardt, Mr. James Southerland is the
Jr., of Phoenix, Ariz., are spending son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Souther-
two weeks here in the homes .of land of Antreville. Mr. Southerland
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred served with the armed forces in
Buzhardt and Mr. and Mrs. G. J. the last war.
Sanders.
Mercier-Reeves
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur H. Link of
Abbeville announce the birth of a
daughter, Sandra Louise, at thet Miss Ruby C. Mercier and Fur-
Memorial Hospital on Oct. 20. Mrs. man Charles Reeves were united
Link before marriage was Miss in marriage here at the Baptist
Elizabeth Brock of McCormick. pastorium Friday, Sept. 27th, with
Dr. L. K. Simpson officiating, us-
Announcement is made that the
Due West
^ ing an impressive ceremony with
Rev. Frank Pressly of Due West r ing
will preach at the Pressly Memorial Mrs j^yes is the daughter of
A. R. P. Church in McCormick a Mr and Mrs A m. Mercier of
11 o’clock next Sabbath morning. Greenwood, formerly of McCor-
A cordial welcome to all.
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mick. For her marriage she chose
a suit of light blue wool and brown
accessories. Her shoulder corsage
was of pink .rose buds. She is a
graduate of the Greenwood High
School.
j Mr. Reeves is the son of the Rev. and lighted with candelabra. Rev.
John Reeves and the late Mrs. Howard L. Olewiler, pastor, offici-
Reeves of Greenwood. He formerly ated, and open church was ob-
lived in Anderson and attended served:
the city schools there. He was. Preceding the ceremony, a pro-
recently discharged from the army gram of nuptial music was present
following two years in the Euro- ed by Mrs. Harry T. Williams, or-
pean theatre. . ganist, and Mrs. Eleanor Smith,
| Following a short wedding trip soloist. Mrs. Williams’ selections
the couple is at home at Grendall included “Intermezzo,” Provost,
Mill in Greenwood where the “Liebestraum,” Liszt, and the tra-
groom holds a position.
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; ditional wedding marches. Mrs.
Smith sang “Wedding Bells,”
Truett, “I Love Thee,” Grieg, “My
Hero,” Strauss, “Indian Love Call,”
Friml, “One Alone,” Romberg, and
In a ceremony of quiet but beau- “Oh Promise Me,” DeKoven. Dur-
tiful simplicity, Capt. James M. ing the ceremony Mrs. Williams
Furqueron, of McCormick and played “I Love You Truly,” Bond,
Nanking, China, and Miss Arline “La Estrellita,” Ponce.
Yeatts of Burkeville f . Va., were) bride, who is the daughter
married at the home of the of Mr and Mrs G E Darnell of
grooms parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. g 0 5 East Church street, was given
W. Furqueron, on Tuesday, Octo- in marriage b y her father. She
ber 15th, at 8.30 in the evening. c bose for her wedding a pale grey
The marriage was performed by suit with which she
wore a match-
ants with earrings. The bride
groom gave his best man a cigaret
case and a lighter; and his ushers
tie clasps.
Mrs. Hester, a graduate of Hard
ing High School with the class of
1943, is a graduate nurse of Wliiti
Cross Hospital in Columbus. Lx,
Hester has been in service five
years with part of this time in ov
erseas service. Prior to this he at
tended Clemson College.
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We have in stock for sale a
good supply of Tires for
Trucks and Automobiles, Bat
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good stock of Accessories^
We have recently installed a
ing feather hat. She carried a bou-; new wheel balancing machine.
the Rev. M. E. Boozer, pastor of
i the McCormick Methodist Church. qU et ot white gladioli centered with t.,.
and was attended by relatives and a „ 1ir nie nr,-hi,i attinHino- the ■ Have - wheels checked,
close friends of* the couple.
a purple orchid. Attending the
bride as matron of honor was her
I The groom entered with his slster Mrs , K Taggart of Jas . FAULKNER TIRE & SUPPLY
brother, Mr. J. Morris Furqueron, per Alabama, and bridesmaid wasj Main St Meformiolc S C
and the bride’s only attendant was Miss Betty Krohmer of Marion.! ^ 1VlcL « Fmick ’ =•
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the groom’s sister, Mrs. Anna F. Mrs Taggart was attired' in a
Bowen, both of McCormick. . chartreuse colored suit with which
i The bride, who is the daughter combined black accessories.
of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Yeatts, of she carried a bouquet of fuchsia
Burkeville, Va., entered with the colored gladioli Miss K rohmer
grooms father. She was lovely in wore a pa j e blue suit with brown
a gown of blue jersey with black acce ssories and carried a bouquet
accessories and a corsage of red of pink gi ad i 0 ii
rose-buds. _ . . , ,
A .. , Serving as best man for the
After the ceremony the couple , . , &
, . . , bridegroom, who is the son of Mr.
left on a short wedding trip and _
., . ... J. J. Hester of McCormick, S. C.>
on their return will visit their par- A m
_ . . . . . was Capt. Terry Barton, also based
ents in McCormick and Virginia. , TTT1 . . ^ TT . „
. . _ . . . at Wilmington, O. Ushers were B.
Capt. Furqueron is m the States ^ ^ , ’ _ _ . .
1 . . *11 D. Darnell of Ravenna, O., Ralph
on a 40 days leave and will re- , , _ ,
, .. , ,. Learnard of Columbus,
turn to China next month for 14
months more of service. Mrs. Fur- For lier daughter’s wedding, Mrs.
queron will join him in China in Darnell wore a black suit with
December white accessories and a corsage of
^ white gladioli.
i Immediately following the cere
mony a reception was held at
Ringers’ Inn. A tiered \yedding
The First Presbyterian Church cake topoed with a miniature
was the scene of the wedding Sun- bride and bridegroom centered the
day, September 8, of Miss Elizabeth bride’s table. Assisting in serv-
Ann Darnell to Lt. Henry E. Hester ing were Mrs. J. T. Carliss, Mrs.
of McCormick. S. C., stationed at Howard Guthery, and Mrs. Bud
Wilmington, O. The couple re- Lawson, all of Marion. Following
peated their vows in a double ring a wedding trip through the south,
service at 2:30 o’clock in the af- the couple will make their home
ternoon before the altar decorated in Wilmington, O.
with large baskets of white gladioli The bride presented her attend-
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