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of JULY 9, 1953 BY LUTIE UM. GEE The Breakfast Hour THE HAIGHTS TO BE FETED IN ANDERSON Dr. and Mrs. E. F.

Haight and family will be guests of honor at a community wide welcoming party in Anderson on Tuesday, July 14 from 8 until 10 o'clock. Dr. Haight, formerly on the faculty of event is being planned for people of Anderson to attend and Furman University is the new president of Anderson College, so the meet the Haights, The party will be held on the lawn of Anderson College in front of the president's home, Dr. and Mrs. Haight's children are a daughter, Mary Martha, a college sophomore and a son, Frank Robert, a high school senior.

Extensive plans are being formulated at Anderson by the welcome, music and refreshments make the occasion an outstanding one for the community. committees! to in Greenville regret having the Haights leave the city. BRIDE ELECT FETED Miss Hazel McCallum, who will be married to William Burdette July 25, was entertained recently at the home of Mrs. J. H.

Blakely Jr. on Old Buncombe Rd. The guests enjoyed an evening of bridge and canasta, after which bride was showered with miscellaneous gifts. Guests attending were: Misses Jennie Donnald, Gladys Thompson and MarBurdette, Mrs. Dot Pittman, Jean Bennett, Mrs.

Frank McCallum, Mrs. Ida Burdette, Mrs. Florence McDonald, Mrs. Della McKinney, Virginia Able and Mrs. J.

H. Blakely. MISS PARIS ILL Miss Lorraine Paris is a patient at General Hospital where she is undergoing treatment. The daughter of Mr. Mrs.

Paul of this city, Miss Paris is a teacher in the Newberry City Schools. IN THE MOUNTAINS Mr. and Mrs. Mack A. Boiter spent the past week end at Cherokee.

N. C. and Gatlinburg, returning by way of Knoxville. POLICE AUXILIARY The Greenville Police Auxillary is holding its annual party for the Spartanburg auxiliary Friday evening at the Pistol Club on the Saluda River. Members are asked to be present by 7 p.

m. Supper will be served picnic style at 7:30, after which a program will be given by the local auxiliary. AT HORSE SHOW Mr. and Mrs. Marion W.

Smith and children, Johnny and Sandra, and Mrs. D. H. Davis attended the Newton, N. C.

Horse Show July 4. VISITORS LEAVING Misses Jean and Joan Tarr returning to their home at Lincolnton. N. C. today after a few days visit with Miss Mary Howard.

TO ROCK HILL Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Armstrong and daughter, Cathey, returned to Rock Hill Sunday after a weeks vacation spent with Mrs. Armstrong's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. D. H. Davis. FROM SALISBURY Miss Elizabeth Keith of Salisbury, N.

C. was the recent guest of Mrs. Nora Hendrickson and family at their home in W. Pelzer. Miss Keith is a niece of Mrs.

Frank Moon of the Augusta Rd. FORMER RESIDENT Mrs. Harrison Corbin of New Haven, has arrived to spend some time with relatives in the city. Mrs. Corbin is remembered here as the former Miss Sara Cruickshank of Greenville, and has many friends to welcome her here.

AT THE BEACH Mr. and Mrs. Pat Apperson Jr. and a party of friends made a recent stay on the Carolina beaches. IN THE CITY and Middleton, Mrs.

Penn. George were R. called to Greenville on account of the death of Mrs. McCahan's brother, Tournay Prevost. BACK FROM VACATION Mr.

and Mrs. Reese Dobbins and Edward Dalton of 416 Pinckney St. have af. ter a vacation returned, Washing. ton, New York and other points.

They enjoyed TV shows and other entertainment while in New York. TWO PATIENTS Mrs. Louise Balentine, of Piedmont and Mrs. J. G.

Wooten, of Greer are both patients at Greenville General Hospital following surgery. They are occupants of Room 314 where they are recuperating. They expect to missed late this week. ATTEND REUNION Mr. and Mrs.

P. J. Ramey, Mr. and Mrs. W.

B. Karst and son, Billy Mrs. G. A. Karst and Caroline Karst, all of Greenwere among those who enJoyed the reunion of the Ramey family held at Oconee State Park on June 5.

VISIT ROCK HILL Mr. and Mrs. H. Theron Redick, of Glenn St. and Mr.

and Mrs. J. R. Ashmore and Judy of Skyland Dr. spent last Sunday in Rock Hill as guests of the Rev.

and Mrs. Lewis C. McKinney. OFF TO PAWLEYS Mrs. J.

T. Roe, her daughter, Miss Mildred and Miss Evelyn Goddard are at Pawley's Island spending two weeks. They were joined there by and Mrs. E. B.

Farrar of Lookout Mountain, Tenn. and Mr. and Mrs. George Shelor and children, Sandra and Bobby of Winston N. C.

Mrs. Farrar is former Miss Betty Roe and Mrs. Shelor was Miss Imogene Roe before marriage. CALIFORNIANS VISIT Dennis D. (Pete) Chappe- lear and children of Weaverville.

Calif. are spending sometime here with relatives. Mrs. Chappelear is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

D. Henderson of 120 Irene Circle She is the former Miss Nellie Mae Henderson. Her is the son of Mrs. L. D.

Chappelear and the late Mr. Chappelear. AT HIGHLANDS At Highlands over the Fourth of July holiday were: Mr. and Mrs. Irving Wise, and Mrs.

Walter Chandler, Mr. and Mrs. J. Austin CAROLINA Bride Elect Miss Mary Anne Cunningham, who is to be married to Joseph B. Miss Young; Mr.

Nantz Are Married CLINTON, July 2-Miss Martha Young of Clinton and Spartanburg became the bride of B. Nantz of Morganton, N. Saturday, June 27 p. m. at Hurricane Baptist Church.

The Rev. J. H. Darr, pastor of the bride, officiated using the double ring ceremony in the presence relatives and friends. Ushers were Odus Young of Clinton, brother of the bride and T.

E. Watts of Erhardt and brothlaw of the bride. A program of wedding music was rendered by Mrs. Fred MeAbee of Newberry and Miss Carolyn Seay, soloist of Pacolet. The bride and groom entered together unattended.

The bride wore a dress of blue fashioned with a lace bodice and sheer nylon skirt. Her accessories were white and she wore a white Following the ceremony prentice couple received congratulations 1 in the portico of the church. Later 111 the evening they left for a wedding trip to the mountains of western North Carolina. Miss Young is the daughter of Mrs. J.

Willie Young and the late Mr. Young of Clinton. She grad uated from Clinton High School and recently from Spartanburg General Hospital School of Nurs g. In Mr. Nantz is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. C. Nantz of Morganton, N. He received his education In the Morganton schools and at Wofford College and has been a member of a Spartanburg school faculty The couple will make their home in Morganton where Mr. Nantz is employed.

Blue Plate CANNED BLACKBERRIES BLUE PLATE AT CROP- Blackberries NOW Beautiful, choice berriesYOUR so shortcakes, juicy. So good in pies, GROCER'S brighten with breakfast cream cereal. or to Put a complete full wardrobe in lay a way Coats for Fall '53 are Alora, especially as Persian Lamb, Ranch crepe linings are gold, blue, black and PAGE THIRTEEN United In Recent Ceremonies MR. AND MRS. REUBEN RAY WRENN MR.

AND MRS. BOBBY LEE LOWE Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Ray Wrenn were married June 19 at the home the Mrs. James Alonzo Timmerman, at Greenwood.

Mrs. Wrenn is the Mr. and of bride's parents. Mr. former Miss Almeada Timmer.

man. Wrenn is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Humphries Wrenn to the of Greenwood. After a wedding trip Smoky Mountains they are living at Greenwood where both are -( Photo by Studio).

Starne's Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Lee Lowe were married June 12 at The bride is the Cambridge Methodist Church. Ninets Six. former Miss Minnie Lee Bland, daughter of Mrs.

F. J. Bland is a rising sophomore at Lander College. Mr. Lowe, son of Mr.

Mrs. Sis, and of Ninety formerly of and W. C. Lowe of Ninety Six, Spartanburg, is employed at Ninety Six Motor Co. They are living with the bride's at present.

parents their home on Westview Ave. Those present were: Jones, Carolyn Adcock. Sharon Chappelear, Diane Reese, Carolyn Carla Turpin, Harbin, Diane, Chappelear, and Judy "'Chappelear. Tommy Coker, A. J.

Appleby, Steve Vaughn, Stanley Adcock, Jerry and Ronnie Chappelear, Andy Faulkner, Randy Whiting, and Freddie Johnson. Bobby received many birthday gifts and games and refreshments highlighted the event. Mrs. Chappelear was assisted by Mesdames George Tur. pin, Jean Whiting and Nellie Mae Chappelear.

IS AMONG SPEAKERS Southern Baptist Theological Seminary president, Dr. Duke K. McCall, will be among the speakers at the Baptist Youth World Conference in Rio de Janeiro July July is Coat Month at Of Saturday Saturday afternoon, has Watson entertained at a number of been pre nuptial parties during the past two weeks. On Thursday evening, June 25, Miss Betty Hunt and Mrs. J.

H. Hunt gave a lingerie shower for her at their home. On July 1, Mrs. J. E.

Means Jr. and Mrs. Archie Means were hostesses at a luncheon at the former's home. PETUNIA! I wasn't quite as careful As I could be And they're just a whisper crisper Than they should be But you can soften over-crisp cookles, Petunia, by placing a slice of bread with them in the cooky jar overnight. BISHOP- BRACKEN Is Honored Griffeth, Miss Lydia Burris, Mr.

and Mrs. C. H. Goldsmith, Dr. and Mrs.

J. D. Guess, Mr. and Mrs. George P.

Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. B. S. McGill, Dr.

and Mrs. C. P. Corn. CALLING THE DOCTOR so do let him have a little rest after he gets home.

are SYLVIA DON'T GET PANICKY signs of illness don't ever call a doctor at his home. Many mothers become panicky if the tiniest thing seems wrong with a child. A doctor, you know, puts in long hours of caring for his patients each day BIRTHDAY PARTY Mrs. L. D.

Chappelear recently gave a party in celebration of her son Bobby's eighth birthday at presented the bride-elect gardenia corsage and a piece of silver in her chosen pattern. Miss Cunningham's Beta Sig. ma Phi sorority, sisters gave a surprise the form of a miscellaneous Potty shower for her on the evening of June 30. The party was held at the home of Mrs. Fred Lark with Mrs.

W. A. Wal. ters and Miss Gladys Godley as hostesses. Bridge and canasta were played and Miss Cunning.

ham was presented a corsage of white gladioli. Another miscellaneous shower was given Thursday evening by Mrs. Hugh Cunningham at her home. On Friday, a linen shower was given by Mrs. T.

A. Roe and Mrs. T. A. Roe Jr.

at the former's home. Mrs. Frank Hunt entertained at a dinner party for the couple and a number of their friends Monday evening at her home, Her gift to the bride-elect was a piece of silver in her pattern. Last evening a dinner party was given for the bride-elect by Miss Mickey Gresham and Miss Joyce Baker at the Ottaray Hotel. The wedding is to be held at 2 p.

m. Saturday at St. Mark Methodist Church with members of the two families attending. Here's a delicious dessert sandwich: Cut brick ice cream into slices and place between slices of pound cake; top with a fresh fruit sauce. NOW! YOU CAN HAVE DRY, SWEET UNDERARMS EVEN ON HOT, STICKY DAYS! 15-22.

His wife is the former Miss Marguerite Mullinax of Greenville. Many other distinguished leaders Baptist denomination are scheduled to take part in the program. VISITS ATLANTA F. F. Beattie made visit to his daughter, Mrs.

Meriwether, Mr. Meriwether children in Atlanta. OHIO VISITORS a recent David and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Banks of Springfield, Ohio are visiting relatives here for a couple of weeks.

They plan to return home on Friday. Mr. Banks' mother, Mrs. Mae Mullinix of Ackley Rd. will return with them.

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