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PAGE 4—The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, June 1, 1967 Miss Ronnie Rebecca Camp bell of Newberry and Alan Robert Weeks, of Wilmington, Dela., were married at 8 p.m. Saturday, May 27, in Central Methodist church. Rev. Samuel M. Atkinson performed the double ring cer emony in a beautiful eandel- light service. The church was decorated with gladioli, pom poms and palms. Gerald Reed, organist and Mrs. Clarence Kinard, soloist, furnished the wedding music. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fuller R.e7 Campbell, Sr., of Newberr, unu the bridegroom is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Rober, Hugh Weeks of Wilmingtor, Dela. Best man was Pr .1 R. Haw kins of Charles* n. Ushers were Stephen P Weeks, bro ther of the br ; .rgroom of Wil mington, DeU., Robert C. Ar- ant of CoVnbia; and Robert F. Cox o' Columbia. Mrs. R oert F. Cox uf Co lumbia as matron of honor and MioS Kathy Avedisian of Newberry was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Bar bara Weeks of Charlotte, N. C., and Miss Nancy Weeks of Wil mington, Dela., both sisters of the bridegroom. Honorary bridesmaids were Miss Peggy Coward and Miss Sandra Smith of Newberry. The bridal attendants’ wore yellow net ove rtaffeta cage dresses with satin trim at the neck and sleeves. They wore matching headpieces and car ried a single long-stemmed yellow rose. The bride, escorted and giv en in marriage by her father, was lovely in a floor - length gown of candlelight linen fea turing a scooped neckline, em pire waist and bell sleeves. The come-away chapel train fell from a bow at the waist. Ve- nise lace embossed the bodice and the train. She wore a matching shoulder-length man tilla and carried yellow-throat ed orchids with steyhanotis on a white Bible Mrs. CamrOell, mother of the bride, we e a blue dress of shar.-’-ig with a lace bodice, I*- .i.cbing accessories and a blue-tinted feathered carnation corsage. Mrs. Weeks, mother of the groom, • wore a dress of deep pink shantung with a lace jack et, matching accessories, and a pink feathered carnation cor sage. Mrs. Weeks, the paternal grandmother of the bridegroom wore a dress of light pink shan tung, matching accessories, and a light pink feathered car nation corsage. After the wedding, the couple left for a short wedding trip. For traveling the bride chose a yellow suit and matching ac cessories and the orchids from her bouquet. The bride graduated from Newberry High school in 1965 and is presently attending the University of S. C., majoring in English Education. The bridegroom graduated from Aiken High School in 1962 and is presently a pharmacy major at the University of South Carolina. The couple will reside at Uni versity Terrace, University of S. C., Columbia. Pre-Nuptial Events On March 27, Mrs. R. H. Weeks gave a drop-in tea for the bride-elect at her home in Wilmington, Dela., while the couple was there for the Easter holidays. The home was beautifully decorated with daisies and tu lips. The hostess served delicious buffet refreshments. On May 15 the bride-elect was given a surprise shower by Miss Lillian Jones, her roommate and Miss Susan Davenhower. She was given an assortment of household items and the hostesses presented her an electric frying pan. The hostesse sserved individ ual cakes, nuts, mints, and Cokes. Rehearsal Party After the rehearsal, a party was given in the social hall of the church for members of the wedding party with Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Weeks, the bride groom’s parents, serving as hosts. After the cutting of the cake the bride-elect and the bride groom-to-be presented gifts to the bridal attendants and the groomsmen. Delicious buffet refreshments were served. Mrs. Harry Avedisian gave a bridesmaids’ luncheon for the bride-elect and her attendants at her home, 1108 Hillcrest Rd., Saturday, May 27th. The dining table was beauti fully decorated with an ar rangement of pink roses and a rosebud corsage was given the bride-elect. Other than the bri dal attendants, the mother of the bride-elect and the mother and the grandmother of the groom-to-be attended. Wedding Guests Out-of-town guests attend ing the Campbell-Weeks wed ding at Central Methodist church Saturday evening in cluded Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy \dams, Mr. ando Mrs. B. Joe Vied of Columbia, Lee Holtz- claw and Mrs. E. R. Holtz- claw, Travelers Rest; Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Hatfield, Way- cross, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. 0 C. Campbell, Mrs. Birdie Shea- ly, Greenwood; Mrs. Curtis E. Baggett, Miss Linda Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Campbell, McCormick; also, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Madeivelle of Ouilda, Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Haw thorne, Miss Robbie Haw thorne, Doug Hawthorne, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Kaufmann Mrs. Mac Hanna, Mrs. J. G Gaiffis, James Hanna and Miss Katherine Hanna, all of Aiken; Patrick Leardo, Fairlawn, N J.; Miss Cathy MacDonald, Ir- mo; Paul Gillespie, Sumter; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Camp bell, Clinton, and Mrs. C. M. Duff, Lincoln, Neb. BIRTH OF A DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Maw are receiving congratulations on the birth of a seven pound, 15 ounce daughter, Alice Danielle, at Newberry County Memorial SPECIAL One Table FLATS $8.99 (2 pairs for $17) (Regular to $12.99) ANDERSON’S The engagement of Linda Wood, Mo. Raye Poison and Howard Hugh A July 8 wedding in the Turner is announced today by North Trenholm Baptist church her father. She is the daughter of Columbia is being planned o*' James Cleveland Poison and f or 7 : oo p.m. All friends and the late Mrs. Poison of Col- relatives are invited. umbia and the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Fincher JkK I • • 1 H 1 P S . r '.“ f ^wberry MrS. LOmiMCK The bride-elect was graduat ed from Columbia High school m I^l and Palmer College. She is UlCv 111 a lUllUd presently employed by the S. Katherine Duncan Lom- C. Committee / or , . technical 47^ died Sunday after- Education in Columbia but will noon a t the Morton Plant Hos- accept the position as secretary pital in Clearwater. She had to the plant manager of Ocoma been m for several months . Foods m Newberry on June 5. MrSi Lominick was born and The bridegroom-elect is the reared in this county> daughter . son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard jyj rs ]yi a ttie Boyd Mills and Fr ^ e . S ran 4son of the late Callie L. Duncan. She Mrs. Elford H. Livingston and bad made ber home in Charles- the late Mr. Livingston of this ^. on> Atlanta and Clearwater C1 . for a number of years. Mr. Turner is a graduate of g be j s survived by her hus- Newberry High School and at- band> W i lliam Lominick, Clear- tended Clemson University. He wa ter; her mother, two bro- is employed by Turner & Tay- t hers, Callie L. Duncan Jr. of lor Jewelers and is presently Newberry and Boyd Duncan of serving active duty with the Columbia. National Guard at Ft. Leonard Funeral services were held hospital on May 25. The mat- Wednesday at McSwain Funer- ernal grandparents are Mr. and al Home by Rev. M. B. Lee. Mrs. John Baker and the pat- SIGNS OF EVERY KIND— ernal grandfather is H. W. Call Thorn Adams at 3399 and Maw. Mrs. Maw and daugh- b e will be glad to call on you ter have returned to their home M18-3tc on Trent street. Tested 23 times for quality Pour the one you're sure of... Pet Fresh Milk