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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1964 THE NEWBERRY SUN, NEWBERRY, SOUTH CAROLINA PAGE RVE Highlighting the events of the Newberry Cotillion Club’s winter dinner dance held on December 4 at the Country Club of Newberry was the presentation of two lovely young ladies. They were Miss Betsy L. Bruner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Bruner, and Miss Mary Elizabeth Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. Dun can Johnson, all of Newberry. Miss Bruner, who is a sopho more at Anderson college, was escorted by Robert Wallace Tay lor of Laurens. Miss Johnson, a sophomore at Agnes Scott col lege, was escorted by Ben T. Rook of Newberry and Clemson University. Prior to the festivities at the County Club, the young ladies were honored at a drop-in at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wes- singer. The honorees were pre sented dainty nosegays of sweet heart roses nested in white tulle. Christinas arrangements and dec orations throughout added to the beauty and charm of the Wessin- ger home. On a living room table were the Three Wise Men by an open jewel box, flanked by two tall candles i^ bronze candlesticks. A small Christmas tree with packages graced the hearth and a dried arrangement of holiday colors complimented another ta ble. A container of red satin balls and a mistletoe ball decorated the hall. Guests were served punch and cheese-pecan biscuits by Mrs. Robert D. Schumpert from a beau tifully appointed table in the din ing room. The round table, cov ered in a red felt cloth, held a beautiful arrangement of red velvet roses in a silver and crys tal epergne and the lovely silver punch bowl with matching cups. Among the guests at the drop- in were Miss Johnston’s grand mothers, Mrs. P. D. Johnson, Sr., and Mrs. Gordon Blackwell. Other guests included the parents of the honorees, Mr. and Mrs. John Frazier, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rob erts, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Schum pert ,Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Haw kins, R. R. Bruner III and Miss Theresa Diana Love. The receiving line at the Club was composed of Mr. and Mrs. John Frazier, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Roberts, Miss Bruner with her father and Miss Johnson with her father. The Club was appropriately decorated for the season in col ors of i*ed, white and green. Red metallic streamers were suspend ed from the ceiling and graceful white palms were placed at the entry and about the dance floor. ] Other holiday drapings covered 1 the mantles and bandstand. An arrangement of red carnations and white snapdragons in a sil ver bowl, flanked by red candles in silver hurricane lamps centered the honoree’s table, poinsettias and candles the other tables. During the dinner, Mr. John Frazier, president of the Cotillion Club, presented Miss Bruner and Miss Johnson silver pin trays bearing their respective initials. Among other entertainment for Caravelle A PRODUCT OF BUUOVA. FROM ONLY PRINCESS. Clas. sic design. 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TOWLE is the finest your money can buy — and its enjoyment will be priceless! We’ll be proud to show it to you. 4-Pc. PI. Setting, from $33.50 Tea Spoons, from $6.00 Serving Pieces, from $6.50 PATIENTS IN THE HOSPITAL Frank Adams, City Warren Abrams, City Clifton Aull, City Thomas Wesle Burnett, City Miss Annie Bynum, City Miss Eunice Bullard, Whitmire Windsor Charles Boyd, City Mrs. Eudean Bishop, City Joseph B. Bernard, City Mrs. Lillie Bouknight, City Mrs. Frances Counts and baby boy. Prosperity Virgil Lee Cotney, Joanna Mrs. Margie Caldwell, City Web Dayis, City Miss Juliette Dawkins, City Mrs. Nora Edgins, Chappells Mrs. Ethel B. Fellers, City Mrs. Anne B. Griffith and baby boy, City Mrs. Mattie Sula Gibson, City Mrs. Lillian Heisey, City Charlie Hendrix, City Mrs. Ida G. Kunkle, City James L. Koon, City Mrs. Beverly Lucado, City Mrs. Bennie Livingston, City Mrs. Edith McCartha, City Durant W. McCutcheon, City Wyatt A. Moates, City Mrs. Florence Noble, City Mrs. Maggie Perkins, City Mackie William Rawl, Prosper ity Billy Ross, Saluda Pearl Riley, Saluda Mrs. Minnie Bell Reddick, City Holland H. Ruff, City Baby Girl Richardson, City Mrs. Viola Richardson, City James Monroe Shope, City Little Miss Alice Shealy, Little Mountain Mrs. Leora Smith, City Mrs. Una L. Setzler, City R. Earl Summer, City John M. Slice, City Robert Simmons, City Joseph E. Turner, Prosperity Miss Cecilia Wicker, City Mrs. Lockie Wood, City Jimmy Caldwell, Pomaria Hiram Dawkins, Whitmire Mrs. Canzie DeWalt, Prosperity. Aaron Far-row, Silverstreet Grant Fair, City Miss Carri^ Jones, Prosperity Mrs. Alberta McGowan, City Josephine Praylow, Prosperity Mrs. Lizzie Robinson, Pomaria David Kent Rice, Whitmire Master Kenneth Richardson, Leesville NO TRESPASSING: Hunting, fishing, woodcutting, dumping or trespassing in any manner on the property of the undersigned is strictly prohibited. Violators will be prosecuted to the full -extent of the law. George P»- Boozer, Lucy Senn, James Mcv Cord. . 35-2tc the debutantes have been a drop- in on November 27 given by Mrs. H. B. Kirkegard and Miss Karen Kirkegard. a luncheon on Novem ber 28 by Mrs. Tom Pope and Mrs. Robert Schumpert; and a luncheon by Mrs. Herschel Kem per and Mrs. Bill Tedford, also honoring Miss Diane Love, on December 5. irations ■¥• ♦ Gift sets by... Kaywoodie Pipes —. 5.95 to 12.50 Tussy, Revlon, Dubarry, Evening Pipe Racks 2.98 to 4.95 in Paris, etc .1.00 to 10.00 ARPEGE DUSTING POWDER 5.00 MY SIN DUSTING POWDER 5.00 G. E. ELECTRIC TOOTHBRUSHES 17.95 BROXODENT ELEC. 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