The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, June 15, 1951, Image 4
THE NEWBERRY SUN
FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1951
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Chamber Head | Foster-Counts
I A lovely wedding of wide in-
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p p , I Counts of Prosperity and Richard
NnPTIfllflGT NnYPP Foster of Kings Mountain, North
kJJJVUUUlg Carolina which took place at
WASHINGTON—D. A. Hulcy, 5 p.m. June 6 in Grace Lutheran
president of Commerce of the I Church, Prosperity.
United States, said today that The Rev. George E. Meetze of
if federal agencies do not forego Columbia, former pastor of the
their habitual June spending bride performed the double ring
spree, we may see one of the I ceremony in the presence of a
greatest scrambles in history to I large assemblage of relatives and
squander the taxpayers' money, friends.
and that spending may reach th<y I The vows were spoken before
“fantastic” rate of $3,000,000 a I a background of magnolias, palms,
minute. white gladioli and candelabra
Every June since World War holding cathedrial tapers.
II, he said, federal spending has I ^ program of wedding music
jumped at least 40 per cent over was presented« by Miss Joan
the previous month and has. far I j) 0 niinick of Newberry, organist
exceeded the spending in any an( j Mrs. C. Mower Singley, vocal-
other month. I i 8 t
“The shocking but obvious rea- „ Corne ii Bedenbaugh, uncle
son is that agencies want to get f th brid 8erVGd as t ’ t man
rid of all the money appropriated and the usheJI were Ch^Hes
ends^so tharThe^win^ot have Dawkins of Newberry and A. B.
to return anything to the Treas- P a ^ ey •
ury,” he said. “Agencies seem I Miss Clare Chappell of Charles-
to fear that if they have any mon- ^ on an< * Prosperity was maid of
ey left over, Congress might cut I h° noi \ an d the brides only atten-
their appropriations the next I She wore a lavander em-
year. There also is evidence of I broidered organdy dress with fit-
the attitude that since the mon-1 shoulder bodice and
ey is appropriated, why not spend I unkle length skirt. She wore
it—regardless of whether the I notching mitts and carried a
spending is necessary or not.'* | n osegay of purple carnations.
The bride, who was given in
NEW STAMPS I marriage by her father, Japies
Iceland has come through with Lee Counts, was lovely in her
a new issue to celebrate the 176th wedding dress of white embroider-
anniversary of postal service on ed organdy with fitted bodice
that island. Early Icelanders had featuring off the shoulder bertha
to wait a long time for their let-1 collar and full ankle length skirt,
ters. Only three trips per year I She wore matching embroidered
were made on each of the island’s mitts and her only ornament was
three mail routes. Nobody could her paternal grandmother’s strand
send them any monthly bills in*| of pearls. Her fingertip veil of
those days.
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bridal illusion was attached to
a cornet of seed pearls. She
carried a bouquet of white car-
nations and gypsophlla centered
Mr and Mrs. Ernest G. Poston | wIth a white orchid
of Lake City announce the en
gagement of their daughter, Betty
Mrs. James L. Counts, mother
of the bride wore a dress of
Lou, and Branan Ira Yarborough. aaV y c r epe an d iace with
The wedding will take place July P a J y ™
98 at r oto matching accessories and a cor-
mT«« sage of P ink carnations. Mrs.
IVllSS Poston now ^llOluS n PO* I Y -m ^4-V* nr*
sition as sorratarv at Fort Tapk- I Foster, mother of the
snn Mr VarhlrZcrh Mr bridegroom wore a dress of black
son. Mr. Yarborough, son of Mr. _ bpfir with white accessories and
and Mrs. M. E. Yarborough 0 f ,snee 1 accessories ana
GOVERNMENT TO HELP
MINERAL PROSPECTORS
The U. S. Government has set
aside $10 million to help pros
pectors locate and mine operators
start to mine new sources of
more than 25 scarce minerals
needed by war plants in our de
fense efforts.
This is not a hunt for gold
and silver but for lead, zinc, cop
per, mica and many other “indus
trial” minerals. If you think you
can locate an untapped source of
one of these minerals on your
own land or on public land, Uncle
Sam may help finance you in your
prospecting and maybe in de
veloping the mine. For every
dollar you put up, he may match
you.
Columbia, formerly of Newberry,
is a civil engineer and is con
nected with the Kline Iron and
Metal Works in Columbia.
a corsage of pink gladioli.
Immediately following the cer
emony the bride’s parents enter
tained with an informal recep
tion, at their home for the
bridal party and out-of-town
guests.
During the evening the Bride
DODGEN-HOWELL
Mr. and • Mrs. Wilmer Dodgen
of Newberry announce the en- I and bridegroom left for their
gagement of their daughter, Bar- wedding trip to the mountains
>ara Anne, to Pvt. Roalnd Davis of western North Carolina. For
Howell of Olanta, Pennsylvania, traveling the bride wore a Palm
and Fort Jackson. The wedding Beach suit of lavander with white
will take place in July.
Over
Father with a Gift
from CLARY’S Co
Selection
White Shirts
Sport Shirts
%
Pajamas '
Socks
Neckties
Shoes
Hats
Handkerchiefs
Swim Trunks
Belts
Belt Buckles
Hickok Jewelry
Father would truly appreciate one of our fine
Palm Beach or Curlee Suits on his day.
You will find a full selection of Slacks for sports
and dress wear—something that will surely please
Pop!
accessories and a white orchid
corsage.
Mrs. Foster is the o»ly. daugh
ter of > Mr. and Mrs. James Lee
Counts of Prosperity. She at
tended Prosperity High School
and is at present a senior at
Newberry College, where she is
a member of the College Choir
and a Cheer-leader.
Mr. Foster is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Baxter Foster
of Kinger Mountain, North Caro
lina. He attended Kings Moun
tain High School and Gardner-
Webb Junior College. He is at
present a senior at Newberry
College where he is president
ot his class and a member of the
varsity foot-ball team. The bride
groom served two years in the
United States Navy, nineteen
months of which were in foreign
Wcit©rs»
Out-of-town guests included Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Foster, Miss Joyce
Foster, Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Suber,
Mrs. Nell Cranford, Mrs. Humes
Houston and Mr. Roy Dixon all
of Kings Mountain, North Caro
lina. Miss Olive Counts and
Miss Sarah Rikard of Atlanta,
Ga., Mrs. B. L. Wheeler of Co
lumbia, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bed
enbaugh of Manning, Mrs. H.
Odelle Harmon, Miss Beth Har
mon of Lexington and Mr. and
Mrs. F. P. Hill of McCormick.
ELIZABETH TAYLOR is ornamental on’ any
and almost any other place one might mention. She
inecently. completed “Love Is Better Than Ever* df'
M-G-M in which she plays the role of a young ballet
instructor. Let’s dance! ' *y'* t **^
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