The Greenville News from Greenville, South Carolina • Page 24

CAROLINA A SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 1968 TEN SECTION: THE GREENVILLE NEWS. GREENVILLE, SOUTH 'Oconee Centennial Belles' Give Fashion Show Woman's News winners in the Oconee CentenThursday night at the junior high by Louise Bell for The daughter, Kay, of the Calico Walhalla won for their dresscategory. SENECA First place nial Belles fashion show school included these photographed News. Mrs. Harrison Orr and Cuties chapter of the belles in es in the mother daughter Miss Becky Reid of Seneca, winner in the teen age group, models a dress of scarlet cotton with detachable train, which became fashioned about 1865.

Her umbrella matches the dress. Becky i is a member of the Little Orphan Annie chapter of Oconee Belles. Mrs. Ralph Entrekin of Seneca won first place in the Centennial Belle category with her dress of purple and white polished cotton. She is a member of Magnolia Blossoms chapter.

THE GIFT SHE WILL TREASURE MOST ON MOTHER'S DAY! Tunity A lovely with a colorful birthstone for each member of the lOK family! This delightful ring, fashioned in solid 10K gold, will be cherished 14.95 forever by both mother and grandmother. with one stone ADDITIONAL STONES 3.00 00 each More birthstones can be added as wanted. Also in 24 Karat gold. Pay as little as $1.00 a week. FRANLEN'S JEWELRY APPLIANCES Berea Plaza Shopping Center Phone 246-1867 Club TUESDAY Invitation bridge luncheon, 12:30 p.m.

WEDNESDAY Literary hour, 10:30 a.m.; Greenville Garden Club, 3 p.m. THURSDAY Bazaar committee meeting, 10 a.m.; Augusta Road Garden Club, 3:30 p.m. FRIDAY Crescent Music Club, 10:15 a.m.; wedding reception, 8 p.m. SATURDAY Wedding reception, 5 p.m. COMING 17 Coffee hour.

23 Luncheon. 27 Morning bridge. Hammett, Bregger Plans Told ANDERSON The Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Bernard Hammett of Hopeweli community announce the engagement of their daughter, Alfreida Pauline, to Louis Douglas Bregger of Clemson.

The wedding will take place in late summer. The bride- -elect was graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a B.A. degree. She will receive a master's degree in library science from the university in June. She is a librarian with the Greenville County School system.

Miss Hammett is the granddaughter of Mrs. Dever Blaine Williams of Landrum and Mrs. Walter Lee Coster of Travelers Rest. Having been graduated from D. W.

Daniel High School, Mr. Bregger attended the University of Montpellier in France for a year. He also attended Clemson University. The groom -elect received a B.A. degree in international studies from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, graduating with highest honors.

He is a Rotary Foundation Fellow at the Technical University of Lisbon, Portugal. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor Bregger of 318 College Ave, in Clemson. Adventures In Flowers Theme Set "Adventures in Flowers" tension, Greenwood, and the late James Marion Wheeler.

He is a 1966 graduate of Greenwood High School and is employed A Food Stores in Greenwood. will be presented by Spring Forest Garden Club at First Federal Savings and Loan Association May 1 from p.m. Artistic classes are Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Adventure into the Unknown, Psychedelic Happening, Oriental Junket, Love in "Bloom" and Inspiration to Many. Exhibits and entries in horticulture classes must be entered from a.m. May 1.

Invitational arrangements will be done by nationally accredited judges, Mrs. T. A. Able Mrs. Iris K.

Barksdale and Mrs. William Gould Jr. Mrs. W. Frank Durham Jr.

is general chairman. Kelly And Wheeler Plans Told NINETY SIX--The Rev. and Mrs. H. Glenn Kelly of Siloam Community announce the engagement of their daughter, Emily Ruth, to James Marion Wheeler Jr.

No formal invitations will be issued and friends are invited to attend the 8 p. m. ceremony May 25 at Siloam Baptist Church. Miss Kelly was graduated in 1965 from Lamar High School in Darlington County. She is employed by Parke, Davis and Company.

Mr. Wheeler is the son of Mrs. Sidney Collins Wheeler Cambridge Avenue Ex- WESTMINSTER The Rev. T. A.

Woolbright, pastor of the First Baptist Church, Sand Mrs. Woolbright have left for a tour of the Holy Land. They will be away several weeks. TOUR HOLY LAND Churches Plan Services On New Time By LUCILLE B. GREEN News Staff Writer Almost without exception, Greenville area churches will hold services Sunday on Daylight Saving Time.

Newsletters, mailed bulletins and other special notices warn church members not to forget to move the clock ahead one hour before going to bed Saturday night. "Please, no tardy members for services or skipping Sunday School," the pastors urge. ENOREE PRESBYTERY ANNOUNCES WORKSHOP Enoree Presbyterian will have a workshop Sunday at 4 p. m. at Westminster Presbyterian Church, Spartanburg, for members of the church-in-society committees in churches throughout the five counties the presbytery includes.

Announcement of the meeting was made by the Rev. Denny M. Hill, executive secretary of the presbytery, for Gordon A. Beam, chairman of the presbytery committee. The schedule calls for discussion groups from 4:15 to 5:15 p.m., followed by supper and an inspirational address by Dr.

John F. Anderson, executive secretary of the board of national ministries. Other participants will include Dr. M. C.

Patterson, executive in the Office of Economic Opportunity at Atlanta; W. F. Loggins, director of the 0E0 in Greenville County and Dr. Alfred B. Montgomery, pastor of the Westminster Presbyterian Church in Greenville.

Theme of the workshop is "The Christian's Involvement with Those in Need," with the discussion to center about housing and urban development and what the Christian and the church can do to help with such problems. BUNCOMBE STREET METHODIST Church will have a meeting of the Young-In-Heart Club Wednesday with the group to board a bus at the church at 10:30 a. m. to go to The Methodist Camp for program and lunch. CHRIST Church announces in The Messenger that 8 Williams Street, its College-Age Coffee House, will hold a special open house Sunday from 10 p.m.

for all high school seniors. The program will include a tour of the facilities and the film strip, "I Wish I'd Known That Before I to College." A panel of colleges students and young working adults, will answer quesItions problems and awards of life after high school graduation. EMMANUEL TEMPLE on State Park Road will have the Rev. Floyd L. Hawkins, a resident of Mexico City, as guest speaker at 11 a.m.

and 7:30 p.m. Sunday. The Rev. Mr. Hawkins founded the Latin American Orphanage at Acapulco, Mexico, 21 years ago and five years ago founded "Lifeline" in Mexico.

FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD has resumed its radio ministry on two local stations. The broad- DINNER MENUS for the week By MISS MYRTLE NESBITT You can always tell onionseven in the dark! That characteristic flavor is just what we like about them. Now that spring onions are getting more plentiful, use them in more dishes. Buy green onions that are they still tender and young. fresh and, green show that Well formed--to cut down on waste.

Firm, yet -tough fibrous bulbs are too old. Well trimmed and clear to show quality and good care. Free from decay and damage-to eliminate waste and off-flavor. Onions and spring lettuce with some chopped eggs make a good salad. MONDAY Chopped Steak Hash Browned Potatoes Buttered Carrots Lettuce-Onion Salad Lemon Tarts TUESDAY Cheese Scuffle Turnip Greens Tomato Aspic Corn Sticks Apple Pie WEDNESDAY Broiled Chicken Creamed Potatoes Spinach Tossed Salad Jello THURSDAY Stuffed Wieners Green Cabbage Buttered Beets Deviled Egg Salad Canned Peaches--Cookies FRIDAY Tuna Casserole Buttered Squash Baked Potatoes Tossed Salad Cherry Pie SATURDAY Veal Cutlets Lima Beans Buttered Beets Slaw Cookies SUNDAY Fried Chicken Rice -Gravy Garden Peas Pear-Cottage Cheese Salad Chocolate Cream Pie cast, "Presenting presented by the choir, trio and local church with Edward Blount message.

The gram is heard a.m. on WMRB and on WBBR. LAURENS OF GOD, 1200 Christ," musicians, soloists of the Pastor J. bringing a brief 15-minute proSundays at 8:15 at 9:30 a.m. will begin revival services Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.

with the Rev. J. H. Hammonds, state evangelist, as guest speaker. Rev.

Brady Dennis is pastor. CHURCH Laurens Road, PENDLETON STREET BAPTIST Church will have a concert by the Gardner-Webb College Touring Ensemble at 8 p.m. Sunday. Dr. D.

M. Rivers is pastor. PIEDMONT METHODIST Church begins a week's series of special services at 7:30 p.m. Sunday with Dr. John Wood Robinson, pastor of Myrtle Beach Methodist Church, to be the guest speaker.

PIEDMONT PARK BAPTIST Church will have homecoming Sunday, May 5. The Rev. Leon Johnson, pastor of Springdale Baptist Church of West Columbia, will be guest speaker. A picnic lunch will be served at the recreation field. Friends and former members are invited.

The Rev. Hal Hovis is pastor. TRINITY METHODIST Church will observe its 20th anniversary Sunday, May 5, with a special service at 11:15 a.m. Rev. David W.

Reese the first assigned pastor, will return to bring the message and those who were present at the first service will be recognized. The church held its first service in Augusta Circle School with 82 members. Since that At Meeting Mental Health To Be Topic CHARLESTON -Mental leaders and clergymen of six southeastern states will meet here Wednesday through Friday for a program developconference on pastoral services through the comprehensive community mental health center program. Some 65 persons will consider the roles of community clergy and staff chaplains in and through the emerging community centers. Other topics will include educational efforts for community clergy and mental health through the religious community.

The conference at Hotel Francis Marion, sponsored the State Department of Mental Health in cooperation with mental health authorities of Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi and Tennessee. A supporting grant was made by the National Institute of Mental Health in recognition of the pioneering quality of the program. it has continued membership to grow of and now has a over 1,000. Rev. Melvin E.

Derrick, announces a picnic lunch will pastor, follow the morning service. WASHINGTON AVENUE BAPTIST Church will have a revival May 5-12 with spring Dr. Farrell Runyan, missionary the evengelist, to be the at guest 7:30 speaker at the services will be p.m. daily. Nurseries provided.

Dr. W. Daniel Greer is pastor. WELCOME BAPTIST Church begins a week's revival Sunday with the Rev. B.

F. Hawkins, Greenville Baptist Associational missionary, to be the evangelist. Services will be held through the week at 8 p.m. daily with a nursery provided for children to three years of age. The up Rev.

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Donald of Mint Julep Chapter Donald; Mrs. Harrison Carnes Isaqueena chapter. They are worn by four generations in included. The granny fashioned blue print material From left are Mrs. Michael of Centennial Belles, Susan and Mrs.

Luke McKern of all Seneca residents. Mrs. Martin Keese of Oakway models the wedding dress worn by her great grandmother, the late Mrs. Kathryn Pitts Mahaffey, in 1851. The green taffeta two piece dress with lace collar and cuffs is worn with an heirloom hat.

Mrs. Keese's dress was voted most authentic. She is a member of the "Nubbin Ridge" belle chapter. Phyllis Nicholson of Mountain Rest won first place in the Little Miss division, wearing her pioneer dress of printed cotton with matching bonnet and bag. She is the 10-yearold daughter of Mr.

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