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The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, June 11, 1970—PAGE 7
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Marshall of Newberry announce
the forthcoming marriage of their granddaughter, Nancy
Lou Anderson, to John Lee Glasgow, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Earnest Glasgow of Newberry. The bride-elect is a 1970
graduate of Newberry College with a B.A. degree in Eng
lish. She is to be employed at the Batesburg-Leesville
Middle School in Batesburg.
The bridegroom-elect is a 1965 graduate of Gallman
High School and is employed at Kaywood Southern Divi
sion of Joanna Western Mills at Joanna. The wedding is
planned for June 20 at 5 o'clock at Enoree Baptist
Church, Newberry. No formal invitations will be issued,
but friends and relatives are invited.
JOHN C. CALHOUN
IS CLUB SUBJECT
The June meeting of Drayton
Rutherford Chapter of the UDC
met in the home of Mrs. E. E.
Westwood with Mrs. D. 0. Car
penter and Mrs. R. F. Sanders
as associate hostesses.
Mrs. R. B. Baker, president,
opened the meeting. The pro
gram was given by Mrs. J. E.
Wiseman, Sr. on the life of
John C. Calhoun. She stated
that he was the most profound
thinker of his time. She gave
many interesting episodes from
his life. He was bom near Ab
beville March 18, 1872. He serv
ed the South and the Nation for
over 40 years in the House of
Representatives, as Secreatry of
War, Vice President of the Un
ited States, Secretary of State,
and United States Senator.
His championship of States’
Rights, Doctrine of Nullifica
tion and Territorial Expansion
of the United States were dis
tinctive characteristics of his
eventful life. His home at Clem-
son, Fort Hill, is preserved by
the State UDC as a memorial
to him. He is buried in the
church yard of St. Phillips in
Charleston.
It was announced that the
National Children of the Con
federacy Convention will be in
Columbia. The Chapter was
pleased that Miss Mary Baker
was elected president of the
State CofC at the Convention in
Newberry recently.
Mrs. Baker gave a tribute to
the memory of Jefferson Davis
whose birth anniversary was on
June 3.
It was announced that Flags
were placed on the graves of
Confederate soldiers by the
Boy Scout Troop led by George
R. Summer. Mrs. S. C. Grif
fith placed flags on the Monu
ment Fence.
Mrs. Elmer Shealy closed the
meeting with prayer.
WINS KIWANIS
SCHOLARSHIP
Terry Lee Rawls, Route 2,
Pomaria, is the winner of the
eleventh annual college scholar
ship provided by the Newberry
Kiwanis Club.
The scholarship is in the
amount of $500 and will be used
by Mr. Rawls during his fresh
man year at Newberry College.
Mr. Rawls, the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Lee Rawls,
plans to become a teacher.
Mrs. Patsy Ruth Senn John
son was among 140 candidates
for degrees in commencement
activities at Southeastern Bap
tist Theological Seminary at
Wake Forest, N. C. She was
awarded the Master of Religious
Education degree at Graduat
ion exercises on May 29.
Mrs. Johnson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Senn,
Route 3 Newberry, is a grad
uate of Newberry High School
and Furman University. She is
married to the Reverend En-
grum L. Johnson, Jr., of King-
stree.
CHAPTER INSTALLS
NEW OFFICERS
Mrs. F. Scott Elliott was in
stalled as pres’dent of the Cal-
Parties honor
bride-elect
Miss Mary Helen Smith and
Mr. Harry Ragland, whose
marriage will take place June
13th, were honor guests at a
lovely dinner party given by
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Busby at
their home on Evans Circle on
Saturday evening, April 11th.
As the honorees and their
guests arrived, they were in
vited into the gracious family
room where tape recordings by
the Furman Singers, a group
of which the bride-elect is a
member, were being played.
The bride-elect was presented
a lovely orchid corsage.
A delightful three-course din
ner was served at the dining
table, made festive with a love
ly arrangement of carnations
and azaleas. The host and host
ess presented the couple with
candid camera shots of the par
ty and a dinner plate in their
chosen china.
On Saturday, May 2nd, Miss
Mary Helen Smith was the hon-
oree at a luncheon given at the
Greenville Country Club, Green
ville, by Mrs. Givens Young,
Mrs. Miles Hunter, Mrs. Har
old Smith and Miss Gertrude
Smith.
The private dining room was
beautifully decorated in yellow
and white, with yellow snaps
and carnations artistically ar
ranged on a huge silver tray
on the table set up for twenty
guests.
The hostesses presented Miss
Smith with a lovely corsage of
yellow rosebuds and two plates
vin Crozier Chapter of the Un
ited Daughters of the Confed
eracy for the 1970-71 term of
office at the June 2 meeting
at the home of Mrs. A. T. Neely.
Other officers installed at the
same time were Mrs. Charles
S. Owens, first vice president;
Mrs. W. Roy Anderson, second
vice president; Mrs. Ruby Trice
third vice president; Mrs. James
Werts, recording secretary; al
so Miss Jo Shannon, assistant
secretary; Mrs. S. D. Paysing-
er, corresponding secretary.-
Also, Mrs. A. C. Garlington,
treasurer; Mrs. W. O. Miller,
assistant treasurer; Miss Juan
ita Hitt, historian; Mrs. Bloom
er Hawkins, assistant historian;
Mrs. J.F. Hawkins, registrar;
Mrs. O. O. Copeland, Recorder
of Crosses and Miss Dorothy
Buzhardt, chaplain.
Mrs. Neely, the retiring pres
ident, was given a rising vote
of thanks for her devoted ser
vice during the past two years.
in her chosen china. Place cards
with miniature yellow roses
marked the places for each
guest. Friends of the bride from
Furman, Converse, Winthrop,
Greenwood, Florence and New
berry were among the guests.
Also present for the occasion
was the groom-elect’s grand
mother, Mrs. S. E. Ragland of
Louisville, Kentucky.
Miss Kimeran Moseley, Miss
Margaret Brooks, Miss Pattie
Espey of Furman University,
entertained with an “Around the
Clock” miscellaneous shower
for Miss Smith at “The Shack”
on the Furman Campus.
Much merriment was afforded
the group during the dressing of
the bride and groom with mat
erial provided by the hostesses.
Guests were divided into two
groups, each selecting a mem
ber to represent the bride and
groom.
After the honoree opened the
many useful and unusual gifts-
one for each hour of the day—
the hostesses served assorted
sandwiches, nuts, mints, cake
squares and punch.
On Saturday, May 9th, Miss
Smith was guest of honor at a
Family Drop-in given by Miss
Kathryn Ragland, sister of the
bridegroom-elect, at her home
on Main Street. The hostess pre
sented the bride-elect with a
lovely pink carnation corsage
and a piece of her chosen silver.
Serving punch and assorted
accompaniments were Miss Har-
riette Hedgepath and Mrs. G.T.
Riggin. Roses were used
throughout the house, with an
arrangement of roses and glads
on the punch table.
On June 4th, Miss Mary Helen
Smith was honored by Mrs.
Gallic Boyd Parr and Mrs. Hen
ry Parr with a luncheon at the
Powell home on Harrington St.
Upon arrival, the bride-elect
was presented with a lovely
corsage of “Little Darling” rose
buds.
The hall, reception rooms and
tables were beautifully decorat
ed with arrangements of roses.
In the entrance, tropicana roses
interspersed with begonia
leaves, were artistically arrang
ed in a crystal container. In
the reception room, where punch
was served, tropicana roses al
so were used. Red roses decor
ated the den, while the tables
held lovely arrangements of
pink roses.
Pink roses in a silver con
tainer placed on a silver-edged
reflector adorned the bride’s
table. An attractive and deli
cious lunch was served to the
24 invited guests. The hostesses
presented the honoree with a
beautiful footed brass container.
Mrs. Mickey Hampshire (Mar
tha Jean Smith) entertained for
Miss Smith on Friday, June 5th
with a luncheon and surprise
shower at the Mid-Carolina
Country Club. White rosebuds
were used in the corsage which
the bride-elect received upon
arrival.
The rooms were festive with
arrangements of magnolia blos
soms. Yellow carnations, snaps,
and gypsophilia were used on
the luncheon table. The guest
list included several high school
friends of the honoree. The host
ess presented Miss Smith with
a lovely silver tray.
SATURDAY—JUNE 13th—8:00 P.M.
NEWBERRY HIGH SCHOOL—HEDGEPATH STADIUM
(H. S. Auditorium In Case Of Rain)
NEWBERRY COUNTY LAW ENF. ASSN. PRESENTS
THE ARTHUR SMITH SHOW
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Tickets Now On Sale At:
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All Police Officers
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GATE $1.50
MANY, MANY THANKS
May I express my deep appreciation to you for the
splendid vote given me in the Democratic Primary. I
am most grateful for the confidence you have placed in
me; and I only wish it were possible to thank each of
you personally.
I earnestly solicit your continued support in the Gen
eral Election in November.
JOHN H. SCHUMPERT