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AIKEN STANDARD AND The Qidy Augusta Pilot Club AikenPilote TODAY. 2. Social Fucttaat Chuck Mlui KaiWra Society Aiken Society Girl to Wed Prominent Virginia Horseman Washington, D. July Washington Society expressed utmost interest yesterday in the announcement of the engagement of an Aiken Society girl to a prominent youthful-Virginia horseman. Interest was particularly poignant because the young lady in question is a niece of Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene DuPont, of ton, Delaware, whose daughter, MISB Ethel DuPont was married late Wednesday Jbo Franklin, Delano Roosevelt, son of President and Mrs. Roosevelt. Capitol society Bigwigs have received formal announcement from Mr. and Mrs.

James N. Andrews, of Aiken'and Somerset, Virginia, the engagement of their daughter, Miss Anne Ridgely Andrews to John Sharpless Mclntyre. The wedding will take place in Wilmington in the early falL Mr. Mylntyre is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

John J. Mclntyre of Hobby Horse Farm, Hollins, Virginia and Cleveland, Ohio, and is graduate of University School, Cleveland, Ohio. Miss Andrews attended the fashionable Fermata School at Aiken; Oldfields School, at Glencee, Maryland and Sheldon-Nixon, in Florence, Italy. Miss Andrews and her fiance are well known in riding circles both won many cham pionships at numerous shows throughout the.country. Ergle-Powell In-a ceremony marked by simplicity and reverence, Clinton Thomas Powell and Miss Gladys Ergle, both of Augusta, were in marriage on Tuesday June 20th, T.

D. Lide at his home on South Boundary Ave. The happy couple was accompanied by a few immediate relatives and a close the impressive ring ceremony. Mrs. Herman Blake and son Jimmy, left Wednesday for a visit with relatives in Alabama and Florida.

Mrl and Mrs. Major Payne left yesterday on an extended trip through Mexico and to follow the new-Scenic Highway enroute there. The many friends of A. B. Cumbee regret to learn that he remains critically ill at his home OB the Two Notch Road.

Cofursey-Cunningliam Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Courseylof North Augusta, announce the marriage of their daughter, Mary Vir ginia to Mell G.

Cunningham. The ceremony was performed a Lexington, June 13. Mr. Cunningham is the son Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. Cunningham 1 Augusta, and is connected with the Buckeye Cotton Oil company. home" at the residence of the groom's parents. Mr.

and Mrs. H. V. Wyman spent Wednesday at Cedar Mountain, N. C.

Miss Lilla Kirk Thorpe arrived Wednesday from Bluffton to visit her parents. Miss Thorpe will leave July-15th-for-a-visit-to Washington, D. C. and New York. Misses Elizabeth, Grace and Berkeley Tarver motored to Miil- edgeville, on Wednesday to attend the wedding of a friend.

Mr. and M. Stone of North Augusta, announce the marriage of their daughter, Vivian Emma, to James -W. Davis of Augusta, which took place in North Augusta on May 14, ,1937 with L. Hahn officiating.

The bride was dressed in a blue dress with white accessories. Mr. Davis is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. W.

Davis of Augusta, and holds a position with the J. P. King Manufacturing Co. The couple are making their home in Augusta. McDonald-Sullivan Mrs.

J. B. Wingard announces the marrage of Miss Gedding Me Donald to Odell Sullivan of Warrenville, on Friday at 6 P. a the rectory, the Rev. Frank J.

Al len officiating. Miss McDonald is the daughter of the late Mr. arfd Mrs. Golie E. McDonald of Aiken county.

Mr. Sullivan is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. O. P.

Sullivan of Warrenville. The young couple will be at home with the groom's parents upon their return from a edding trip. The Pilot Club wms Aiken Pilot Club on Tneaday evening at Camp Sha ows, summer cottage of Dr. and Johm BritUngha.ro, on Lahgley Pond. -This meeting was the regular monthly social meet- ng of the Augusta Club.

The group entertained with a salad course out of doors. The program in charge of Miss Carolyn Jwrett, president of the Club. Miss Jarrett extended greetings to the Aiken Pi- ots and Mtos Lucille Woodward, president of the Aiken Club, re- iponded. Just before supper was rinished, Miss Nell Green led the group in singing Pilot songs. After supper, the Pilots retired to the Club' House where they heard the reports from the International Pilot Convention in El Paso, Texas, four of the Pilots from Augusta having attended this convention.

Later in the evening several interesting games 'were played and enjoyed. Those enjoying the evening's outing frem Aiken were: Miss Lucille Woodward, Mias Nina Wood- jjward, Miss Dorothy George, Misa tJertrude Woodward, Miss Isa- belUT Howard, Miss Caroline McElveen, Mrs. Ernest Hafers, Mrs. Sarah Busch, Mrs. Ada May, and Mrs.

Anne Inglis. Given Surprise Birthday Dinner by Friends and Relatives On June 29th, R. Lee Scott, who lives in the Mt. Pleasant sec tion of the county, was given a surprise birthday dinner by friends and relatives. Assembling at a neighbor's house, they drove to his home in a body with well prepared baskets.

A table was hastily assembled in the grove, from which a bountiful dinner was served. Following dinner, the ladies gathered together and sung birthday which Mr. Scott was presented with -many presents, this being his 70th birthday. Vliss Harrigal entertains Miss Clara Harrigal has leased he Cain place on the Millbrook Road. On Sunday before Miss moved, she entertained bout twenty-four friends, nieces nd nephews with" a The ffair was a regular family re- inion.

OPEN FOR GUESTS ON JULY 2nd Board and Rooms First Class Dining Room TJSE AIKEN INN Formerly Mias Clara's Inn and An. enjoyable Wednesday took members of the family Ara. S. E. Johnson, leld a reunion 'and ner at the Aiken State 1 members of the family sent.

They included' Mrs. S. E. Johnson, Johnson and daughters, 1 and Helen of Augusta; Mrs. William Willing more, Mr.

and Johnson and son, Mr. M. V. Johnson, Miss Johnson of Aiken, Mr. Larkey Scott, Montmorei and Mrs.

Johnnie Toole ai ily of Mary Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and three sons and Lola Johnson. Those enjoying the occasion were: Mr. and Mrs.

W. C. San ders, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Scott, Mr and Mrs.

M. DuBose, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ergle, Sanders and family, Mr. and Mrs.

T. H. DuBose and family, Miss Mary Scott, Mrs. Mattie Franklin, Mrs. Georgia Barton, Mrs.

Manerva Sanders, Mr. and A. Scott and family, Miss Violet Willing and Roy Scott. All present had a delightful evening. Many games were played by old and young departing for their respective homes about ten o'clock in the evening.

Mrs. Viola Rhodes and Burwell left-Sunday for a ten visit at Belleville, with the ter's father, John A. Meyer. Pilot Club-to Meet Tonight The regulai monthly supper meeting of the Pilot club will be held at the Commercial Hotel this evening at 8 o'clock. Mrs.

Boyce Gahtt, a representative of the Aiken County-Health Department, will be guest speaker. A. L. A. Meets Next Week On next Thursday afternoon at 4:30 P.

M. the regular monthly meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held at the home of Mrs. W. O. Jones on Richland Avenue.

Mrs. L. B. Douglas will be in charge of the program and will use as her subject, "Trophies and GO TO CHURCH Awards." Serving co-hostesses with DRESS UP FOR THE "Glorious Fourth" Mrs. Jones will be Mrs.

Horace Holley, Mrs. L. D. Mrs. T.E.

Killmgsworth. Announce Birth Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Muck- nfuss aie receiving congratula- ons upon the iiuval of a daugh AT Summer Clothes Headquarters Summer Suits BEDFORD CORDS GABARDINE WEAVE WHIPCORD WEAVE TROPICAL SUITINGS LINENS TROPICAL WORSTEDS in Belted and Plain Backs A Large Selection of Single and Double Breasteds Light and Dark Shades A Suit to Suit You 'A Price to Suit Your Pijirse Priced From .95 to A LARGE SELECTION OF er on June 30th at lounty Hospital.

the Aiken FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. T. D. Lido, pastor 10 A. M-.

Bible school. 11:15 A M. morning woiship. Seimon the pastoi, in keeping with the 4th of July, subject: "Saving Ou Nation. The Lord's supper will observed at the close of the on.

7 P. M. B. T. U.

meets. 8 P. evening .1 worship. Tuesday, 4 P. M.

Ladies Aux iliary will meet. Wednesday, 8 P. M. prayer service. Thursday, 8 P.

M. Associatiohal B. T. U. meets at Clearwater No.

2. Friday M. Young People's Annual Associational Rally at Swectwater. Visitors are cordially invited to all services. This church has just installed electric fans for the comfort of worshippers.

You are invited enjoy them with us. MARRIAGE LICENSES John V. acqueline Edwins, 18, both of Augusta, Ga. Leo Maddox, 37, North Augusa and Miss Mattie Jordan, 27, ihultz Hill. G.

H. Radkey, 37, and Miss W. M. Larisay 28, both of Augusta, a. Jennings Bussey, 19, Augusta, 1, nue.1 to Dr.

and Mrs. M. J. Quattlebaum pent Thursday in Beaufort as guests of friends. Mr.

and Mrs. Fritz Schulhofer yesterday for Cashiers, N. where they will spend the remainder of the summer. Mrs. H.

B. hatchings has returned from Williston where she visited Mr. and Mrs. Parnell Kitchingd. Mrs.

Lilla'Martin Thorpe will leave about the first of August for Mt. Mitchell to spend the remainder of the summer. Mrs. T. S.

Glover of 1016 South Boundary, Aikcn, is a guest at Western in New York PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WASH PANTS $1.00 to $2.95 SWIM SHORTS (1.00 UP, SHIRTS $100 to $1.95 SWIM SUITS $1.95 UP the New City. Mias Sybil Shaffer and Oscar Blackstonc, of Columbia, 'spent Sunday as guests and Mrs. tussell Edwards. Mrs. T.

G. Tarver returned Tuesday night from Dunn, where she spent sometime as the guest of her sister. Mrs. B. F.

Holley left this week for Moultrieville where she has leased a house on Sullivan's Island of July. Misses Hannah and Hattie Atkinson have returned from a jrMta Thft with relatives a Beech Island. Mrs. George Eustis bab left yesterday for Baltimore, Md for a month's vacation Rev. Leland Edmunds, pastor Sunday School 10 A.

H. V. Wyman, supt. Morning service 11:15 A. M.

Evening services at. 8 o'clock on the lawn. Bible 8 P. M. "Puul" beinp the subject.

LUTHERAN CHURCH Rev. E. W. Leslie, Pastor Sunday school 10.00 E. L.

Shecley, Sqperintendent. Divine services at 11:00 M. by the pastor. Holy Communion will be administered at this service. You are cordially invited to attend.

and Miss Josephine George; 19, Aiken. Thomas A. North, 21, and Miss Laura E. Donaldson, 18, both of Augusta, Ga. L.

J. Joiner, 26, and Miss Mar tha Louise May 21, both of Louis ville, Ga. H. E. White, 71, and Miss Martha Wilkcr, 69, both of Augusta, Ga.

Joseph M. Davis, 25, Manning, and Miss. Evelyn Cubine, 24 North Augusta. James A. Dixon, and Miss Bennic Rabun, 20, Augusta.

James T. Malboss, 22, and Miss Myrtle both of Augusta, Ga. Max Green, 21, Mattie Mae Davis, 18, both of Augusta, Ga. Lester Dawson, 19, and Gladys Blackwell, 18, both of Augusta, Ga. Paul J.

Hires, 27, and Miss Mary Frances Davis, 16, both of Augusta. F. H. Pardue, 30, and Miss Viola Jordan; 30, both of Augusta. Grady Hartley, 20, New Holland and Miss Charlene Cockrcll, 16, Batesburff.

Archie Colbert, 20, Bath, and Miss Ruby Nolle Willis, 20, Langley Morris Hall, fi8, and Miss Georgia Woodward, Bennie Harrison, 35, Miss Bertha 29, both of Lang- Icy. Oswell P. Sauls 21, and Miss Morgree BaERott, 22, Bath. Charles E. Yoncc 39, Aiken, and Mary E.

Pague, 38, Augusta. Joe Ernest Harrison, 39, Thomson, and Miss Daisy Hudson 22, Harlem, Ga. Frank Lanior Branson, is lending a while at Myrtle Bench. Mrs. T.

M. left yesterday 'ter a delightfu vjsit with Mr. nd Mrs B. J. King on Chester- eld Street.

Mrs. Neely will be le guest of-Miss Juanita Ncely in Rock Hill. Miss Mabel Bvadwcll and Mrs. A. W.

Oakley are the week end in Charleston as guests relatives. Miss Esther Murdcn is Rogers Flour CIRCUS, 12 Ib. 47c CIRCUS. 24 Ib. Me CIRCUS, 48 Ib.

NO. 37, 12 Ib. Ib. NO. 37, 48 Ib.

Sliced PINEAPPLE Grmn Tag PEARS Son. Manor Fancy SWEET PEAS Colonial String BEANS Vienna SAUSAGE Surtahine TUNA FISH Colonial TI JUICE 12 Ib. 24 Ib. 5 Ib. 10 Ib.

25 Ib. the Kuest of friends in Ashcytlle, N. C. for the weekend. Mr.

and Mrs. Chester Holley will have as their wenkund. house ftuosts Mr. ami Mrs. L.

A. Rusch, of Miami, Fla. Mrs. W. Johnson and Earle Smith, of Chester, are expected to spend the weekend with Mrs.

W. F. Murden at her home on Newberry Street. DRIVE A SAFE CAR Lei us check your etc. Re Safe! We can fix that Bent Fender of Smashed Body.

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