The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, March 03, 1960, Image 3
THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1960
THE NEWBERRY SUN, NEWBERRY, SOUTH CAROLINA
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Married In February
The matron of honor was Mrs.
William H. Rountree, sister of
the groom, of Winston-Salem. She
wore red lace over net and taffe
ta, accented at the neckline,
waist, and skirt with dainty red
satin trim. Her headpiece was
white taffeta and tulle, accented
with small white lace flowers. She
carried a heart-shaped bouquet of
white pleated net, clustered with
red carnations.
The bridesm*;^ were Miss Do-
ney Crain of Newberry and Miss
Rebecca Glover of Columbia.
Their dresses were identical to the
honor attendant. Their headpieces
were red taffeta and tulle, accent
ed with small white lace flowers.
They carried heart-shaped bou
quets identical to the honor at
tendant.
Each of the attendants wore
email pearl earrings and necklaces,
gifts from the bride.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, John C. Eleaser,
of Little Mountain. She wore a bal
lerina length gown of Chantilly
iace over tulle and taffeta, featur
ing a scalloped neckline accented
with irridescent sequins. From the
fitted bodice fell \ a full scalloped
skirt. The long sleeves ended in
calla lily points over the hands.
Her fingertip veil of nylon Illu
sion was attached to a crown of
scalloped lace, outlined with Ir-
$ ridcscent sequins. Her only orna
ment was a single strand of pearls,
a gift from her bridegroom. She
carried a white prayer book top
ped with a white orchid and show
ered with satin streamers tied in
love knots.
The bride’s mother wore a navy
crepe dress with black and white
accessories and a lavendar cor-
A wedding of siptplicity and
wide interest was that of Miss
Carolyn Lorraine Bleater and
James Gilder Clamp, both of New
berry, which was solemnised on
Sunday afternoon, February 14,
It»60, at 4 o’clock at Central
Methodist Church.
The Impressive double ring
ceremony was performed by the
Reverend Thurman II. Vickery,
pastor of the bride.
The nuptial setting was created
by altar vaaes of white gladioli
and pom pomst white candles
burned on the altar.
Mrs. J. E. Wiseman, organist,
and Mrs. William Hents, soloist,
presented the wedding music. Be
fore the ceremony Mrs. Hents
sang “Entreat Me Not To Leave
Thee” and “O Perfect tiove.” Tra
ditional marches were also used.
Ushers were Ernest McDowell
of Bumter, Ted McDowell Jr„ of
Newberry, Eugene Norris of Beau
fort, all cousins of the groom, and
Richard Anderson of Ware Shoals.
Best man was the bridegroom’s
brother-in-law, William H, Round-
tree, of Wlnstoi-Salem, North
Carolina.
sage.
The bridegroom’s mother wore
a navy crepe dress with black and
white accessories and a lavendar
orchid corsage.
Immediately following the cere
mony the following entertained
with a reception In the Fellow
ship Hall of the church s Mr. and
Mrs. Kirby Lomlnack, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard B. Kirkegard, Mr,
and Mrs. Robert R. Bruner, Mr.
and Mrs. T. Clyde Tindall, and
Mrs. F. 0, Hartley The reception
room was effectively decorated
with white gladioli, pink camellias,
and Southern smltax. The bride’s
table was especially lovely with
the beautiful wedding cake as the
centered decoration. The table was
covered with a dainty white cut-
work cloth over pale green taffe
ta. Soft pink candles in silver can
delabra and pale pink camellias
added to the loveliness. Delicious
punch with cakes and nuts were
served.
After the reception, the bride
and bridegroom left on their wed
ding trip to Florida. For traveling
the bride wore a brown wool suit
with beige accessories and the
orchid lifted from her prayer
book.
The bride, daughter of Mrs.
Wendell C. Eleaser and the late
Mr. Eleaser, of Little Mountain,
is a graduate of Little Mountain
High School and Columbia College.
She is presently serving as educa
tional assistant at Central Meth
odist Church.
The bridegroom, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ira L. Clamp, is a graduate
of Newberry High School and at
tended Nswberry College. He is
an administrativs specialist with
the S. C. National Guard.
The couple ia presently reeiding
at 1608 Calhoun Street
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LAFF
THE WEEK
HOSPITAL
PATIENTS
NBWBBRRY COtNTY
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
Seber F. Amtck, Rt 1, Prosper
ity.
Mrs. Frances Boostr, Rt. 8,
Prosperity.
George Biacfr, Rt 4.
Mrs. Bula • Bedenbaugh, Pros
perity.
Mrs. Reba Chapman, Little
Mountain.
E. W. Derrick, Rt 4.
Mrs. Marguerite Davis, 018
Goff St.
Mrs. Lueta Duckett, 84 Glenn
St.
Mrs. Annie B. Frick and Baby
Boy, 8186 Rosalyn Dr.
William Gregory, Pomarta.
Harold Hendrix, 8018 Charles
St.
David Irvin Hendrix, Rt. 8.
Mm. Carrie Haiel, 8666 Pike
Circle.
Mm. Nancy Jo Johnson, 860
Pickens St, Joanna,
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M. a SUMMER
G. K. DOMINICK
J. K. WILLINGHAM
B. & PUBCBLL
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Mrs. Vnrie Kibler, 1411 John
stone St
Mrs. Lunette Kibler, Prosperity.
Mre. Belle Lewis, 1988 Nance
St
Carl Long, Silveretreet
Mre. Nellie Langford, Rt 1.
Mre, France* Miller, 8009 Lee
St
Mre. Beteile Marlowe, Harring
ton St
Mre. Kuna Mlee, Newberry.
Jamee Pitt*, Newberry.
Mre. Katie Summer, Chapin.
Mre, Made Senn, Herper St
Mre. Marcello Crumpton Tay
lor, College St. Kxtn.
Mre. Mmy William*, Proeper-
ity.
Mre. Leone Thrift, Drayton St,
David Whitman, Newberry.
Mre. Mary Wicker, Pemaria.
MILLS CLINIC PATIENTS
Little Elbert Rome, Pom aria.
Matter Charlea Moree, Pomarta,
Mm, Angle Lake, Little Moun
tain.
Mm. Minnie Johneon, Little
Mountain.
Mile Virginia Lindler, Chapin.
Don Morria, Proaperity,
R. J. Andereon, Bateeburg.
Carl Rpttng, Proaperity.
Mtaa Lalla Martin, Newberry,
Brooke Haltiwanger, Little
Mountain,
Oaborn Taylor, Newberry,
Mre. Myrtle Shealy, Little Moun
tain. '
Mm, Nellie Bowlck, Newberry.
Mm. Victoria Ltndley, Newber
ry*
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Final Rites For
Wreck Victim
Were Saturday
One woman wan killed, appar
ently initantly, and two other*
injured Thumday night aa the
mult of a two-car amanh-up about
three milea eaat of Little Moun-
tain on the Columbia Highway.
Mm. Eula Evelyn Morri*, 61,
wa» killed, and her Muter, MUi
Leuiie Bickley, we* injured, when
their italled car amaahed into
them after it wa* * truck from be
hind by another automobile, ac
cording to Newberry County Coro
ner George Summer.
Mm. Morria end Miaa Bickley
were Mending in front of their
ear when it waa struck by a 1961
Dodge driven by Mra. Katie Sum
mer, according to the coroner.
Mra. Summer alao waa aerioualy
injured.
Ail three women lived in the
Chapin area. Mra. Morria and
Mies Bickley were en route home
from work at Newberry Millt
when their car broke down on the
highway. The accident occurred at
approximately 10:80 p.m.
A truck driver told Coroner
Summer he waa flagged around”
the italled car by Mra. Morria,
who, he aftid, waa in front of the
car with a flashlight. Summer
•aid the truck driver told him
the car did not have its
Miaa Bickley and M
were admitted to the
County Memorial H
Bickley waa later tea
a Columbia hospital. v
Investigating the a
addition to Bummer were Tom
Henderson of the' Newberry Coun
ty Sheriff’* office and Highway
Patrolman D. Alan Reighley.
Mre. Morris, wife of Mangus
Morris of Rt. 8, Chapin, was born
and reared in Lexington County, a
daughter of the late Marlon and
Kate Swygert Bickley, She had
spent moat of her life near Cha
pin and wae a member of Bethel
Lutheran Church at Whitt Rock,
She was employed by Newberry
Mills Inc. In the weaving depart
ment.
Surviving are her husband,
Mangus Morrist two sisters, Mias
Lassie Bickley and Mrs, F. L.
Bickley, both of Chapin) one bro
ther, Malcolm Bickley of Chapin*
and one half-brother, George
Bickley of Tan. a, Fla,
Funeral service* were conduct
ed at 4 p.m. Saturday at Bethel
Lutheran Church In Whit* Rock
hy Rev. Guy C. Cruse and Dr,
Thomas F, Sober. Burial wa* In
the church cemetery.
BOOKMOBILE
THURSDAY, MARCH 8
Union Community, Mra. Grady Lee
Half acre
Union Community, Eugene Hor
ton.
Jolly Street Community, Mrs. E,
J. Shealy
Midway Community, Mrs, J. C.
Wheeler
Little Mountain, Rev, HIU
Little Mountain School
Wheeland Community, Mre. Jo*
Fulmer. '
Mt. Pilgrim Community, Mrs. G,
W. Cooper
WEATHER
OFFICIAL WEATHER
Three Times A Day
7:25 a.m. -12:45 p.m. - 6:45 pjn.
U. S. Weather Bureau, Columbia
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WKDK
1240 Kc.
RS ISLAND, N. Y.—
Dalton O. Carpenter of Newberry,
87-year-old-veteran of 187 para
chute jump,, has been promoted
from captain to major; it was an
nounced at First US Army Head
quarters,
Major Carpenter came to First
Army, in August 1968 after at
tending tfa* Command and Gener
al Staff College at Fort Leaven
worth, Kansas. He serves in the
Operation! Branch of First U. S.
Army G-4 (Logistics) Section.
The veteran infantryman i« the
son of Mr. Dalton 0. Carpentw
Sr., 688 Boundary St Hi is a grlY-
uate of Newbarry High School and
Clemeon College. Re ie married to
the former Mary Ellen Rew of
Forest Hills, N. Y. They have 4
childrent Thomas, 18: Susan, 1U:
Gerald, 7; and Donald, 8.
Major Carpenter entered the
service in June 1648. After taking
hie basic training at Camp Croft,
he was sent to Officers Candidate
School, Fort Benning, Ga. ahd
parachute school. Re was com
missioned a 2nd lieutenaut of In
fantry December 7, 1944.
From 1946 to 1968 Major Car-
served respectively in the
Islands and Japan with
Regtmsntal Combat
* 11th Airborne Divia-
the Bund Airborne
Fort Bragg, N. C. In
returned to Fort Ban
ning, Ga., to take the Advanced
Course at the Infantry School.
Since 1068 Major Carpenter has
served with the 187th Regimental
Combat Team In Keren and, later,
at Fort Bragg, N. C. In 1956
187tb RCT was deactivated aiui
formed the nucleus of the Army’s
first pentomic division, the new
101st Airborne Division.
Major Carpenter coached the
baseball team at the Jump School,
Fort Benning, coached ar>d led to
victory the football team of the
11th Airborne Division in the Re
gional Championship in 1946 and
produced a Championship squad
from the 604th Arborne Infantry 1
Regiment while serving with the
82nd Airborne Division at Fort
n.^9 Cll
LEAVELL
Mr. and Mrs. John William (Ju-
lette West) Leavell, Route 1, New
berry are the proud parents of a
seven pound, one ounce son, Stevo
West, born on February 23rd at
the Newberry Memorial Hospital.
FULMER
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Edward
(Mary Annice Manning) Fulmer,
409 Green St ere receiving con
gratulations upon the arrival of
a eix pound, nine ounce daughter,
Rhonda Ann, bom at the local
hospital on February 26th.
Mra. Joe Mighton of Wilming
ton, N. C. is, spending the week in
Newberry with her brothsr-in-lew
and sister, Mr. and Mr*. Fil B«
lier.
^ Mrs. W. F. Partridge is recoi
ering from a sprained ankle su
fered in e fell down the etepe
her home on Pope St
"fShe expects to be cohfti
home about six weeks.
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Patterns in Drapery Material
Reduced 10c on the yd.
A few Woolen Material* left
Were 82.49—Now $1.98
New Spring Prints — 3 yds. for $1.00
Butcher Linen in Navy, Light Blue,
Creep & Black, 45" — $1.19 yd.
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