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THE GREENVILLE NEWS. GREENVILLE. SOUTH CAROLINA aUnOAY, AUGUSi i a 4 News Of Society And Events Of Importance In World Of Women PAGE SIX with brown and white accessories Her corsage was of pink rosebud. She is a graduate of Bush River High school. The sroom the son of Mr.

Lola Crow Abrams and tne late Joseph James Abrams. He Is a graduate of Clinton High school and aUended Presbyterian college for two years. He was recently discharged from the Service, after serving three year in the European theater. He was a staff sergeant in the air forces with 10 months overseas duty and 67 flying missions. Surratt-Abrams Nuptials Spoken KINARDS, Aug.

3 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Surratt announce the marriage of their daughter, Joy Elaine, to Robert Floyd Abrams of Goldville, July 27, 1946. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Felder Bauk-night in the Goldville Methodist church, with only a few relatives and friends present.

The bride, a brunette was attired in a pink crepe street-length dress. Miss Law son Is Bride Of M. L. Abbott The marriate of Miss Helen Law-son of Buffalo and Martin Linton Abbott cf Seneca was solemnized on Saturday afternoon, June 22, in the Buffalo Baptist church at 5 o'clock. The d.vjble-ring ceremony was performed by Rev.

Harvey Walker, Miss Woody Mr. Gavibrell Make Vows The following announcement has been received in Greenville: Mr. and Mrs. Gettis Dean Wood announce the marriage of their daughter Goldie Ann to Mr. William McCullough Gambrell on Thursday, July the eighteenth nineteen hundred and forty-six Richmond, Virginia At Home 2913 Noble Avenue Leslie-Pace Vows Spoken In Pickens PICKENS.

Aug. 3 The follow- lng announcement is of interest: Mr. and Mrs. E-'nest Leslie announce the marriage of their i daughter Elizabeth to James Thurmon Pare Sunday, July r.u.eteer.th i nineteen hundred forty-six Pickens, South Carolina The ceremony was performed by Rev. Willie Anthony at ha home.

Mrs. Anthony is a s-Ver of the trioecroom. A lew relatives and' friends attended. Mr. Pure is the fon of Mr.

and i Mrs. J. T. Pace of Marietta pastor cf the bridegroom. i I I i I 'VI i S'Hi I I 4 a If 1 lifW ff I 1 4 5 1 The church was decorated with white gladioli, fern and ivy.

The vows were spoken before an improvised altar. Prior to the ceremony a procram of wedding music was presented bv Mrs. Richard Lawson. organist. William West, soloist, and Misses Kathryn Miller and Dot Hayes.

Usher-groomsmen were Odell Crisp. Joe Edward Land and John H. Creighton. all of Buffalo, and Harold Abbott of Seneca. The bride was given in marriage by her father.

Herbert Lawson. and the bridegroom was attended by Dave Allen of Hartsville as best man. Miss Stella Willard of Buffalo was maid of honor and wore a dress of pink lace over satin. She carried a nosegay of white carnations tied with white satin ribbons. nil -r HrrY BRITIIPAY" WASHINGTON.

Aup 3 INS' President Truman today telegraph-j ed birthday greetings to King Haa- r-immr kon of Norway. The President MI SCHRODER message said: Mm Kuth Schroder, daughter of "It gives n.e great pleasure on Mr. and Mr. William Jacob Schro-this anniversary of Your Majesty's of Valhalla, whose marriage to birth to send to you the congratUia-1 Archi( mi tions and best wishes of the peopie 1f of the United States and my own kt pl Sunday. August II.

at personal felicitations on the oc- th Schroder home on Mauldin casion street. Miss Thelma Turner Returns from Beach FORK SHOALS, Aug. 3. Miss Thelma Turner accompanied by friends from Greenville, hs returned home after a two weeks visit to Myrtle Beach. Misses Nan Lindsey, Katherine Ross and Helen Ropp, faculty members of the local high school, with the J.

H. A. girls, are spending the week: at Mountain Rest. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Henderson and son of Sanford. N. are guests of his parents and other relatives this week. Mr. and Mrs.

Charlie Kellett and family visited relatives in Laurens Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. A. J.

Major of Atlanta were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Berry and Mrs.

E. E. Thompson. Gabardine Wool Crepe Forsrman's Woolens i If The bride wore a street-length dress of navy blue crepe trimmed in white and she wore a white picture hat and other white accessories. She carried a white satin-bound prayer-book topped with gardenias and showered with white satin streamers.

Immediately after the ceremony a reception was held in the church dining room. Later the couple left for a wedding trip to New York after which they will make their home in Westminster. Mrs. Abbott is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Lawson of Buffalo. She was graduated from Anderson college. While there she was a member of Alpha Pi Epsilon fraternity. For the past two years she has been a member of the Westminster high school faculty. Mr.

Abbott is a graduate of Presbyterian college. He is a member of Alpha Kappa PI fraternity and of the Blue Key. For the past year he has been a member of the Westminster high school faculty. Miss Annie Smith Bride Of Mr. Broom WnnnPlirp Ann 3 Mice In.

MR. AND MRS. ABBOTT Mrs. Bill Riddle and Mrs. Richard Thompson were visitors In Greenville this week.

Mrs. Woodrow King and Mrs. Marie R. Berry spent Wednesday in Greenvillel Mrs. James G.

Hopkins and guests, Mrs. Caryl McKelvey of Manchester, N. Mrs. R. A.

Knight, Misses Myrna McMillan and Mary Jean Knight of Honea Path visited Greenville Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. T.

Crumpton and family visited in Whitmire recently with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Scott. Mrs. Herbert Crawford has returned from General hospital following an operation.

She is recuperating at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Turner.

Mr. and Mrs. Elford Baldwin of Simpsonville visited Mr. and Mrs. W.

D. Tumbling this week. Mrs. W. M.

Kellett was a visitor In Greenville Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Gambrell, Misses Ruth and Barbara Gambrell have been guests of Mr. Gambrell's mother In Woodruff.

Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Goldsmith and son of Greenville visited Mr.

and Mrs. T. R. Goldsmith Sunday afternoon. Mrs.

L. B. Putnam and Mr. and Mrs. Clint Chandler were visitors in Greenville last week.

Greenville Meetings A.RP, frk lMol DEMONSTRATION CLUB The West Gantt home demonstration club will meet on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Frank Shockley at 3 o'clock. FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN The combined and inspirational meetings of the Fourth Presbyterian church auxiliary will be held Tuesday morning at 10:30 at the church. The Woman's Missionary society of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian church will meet Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. at the church.

VISITING PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fryfogle and small daughter. Patsy, of Fitch-burg, are visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

George uic rrautes omiui, aaugnier oi xvir. and Mrs. Charles J. Smith, became the bride of James L. Broom, son of Mr.

and Mrs. James L. Broom of Dalton, Monday D. Fryfoglev on Easley Bridge road. afternoon, July 29, 1946, at 6 o'clock at the home of the bride's OVfi I RHyTHMSTEPwathb srand-ntw tKrill of walking on invisible RliytKm TrcaJj tKat cushion tvtry jttp at I thrte itrain point, and matt the miles I fair! LUTHERAN The executive board of the wo men of the church of Trinity Lu theran will meet on Tuesday, at Ml Fashion decrees a more tailored more detail- 2:30 at the parish house.

A devo tional and inspirational meeting win loilow at 3:30 TO WED SOON EL PASO, Aug. John T. Apablasa, 71, of Los Angeles, said today in El Paso, he would marry Mrs. Juliana Stanlsh Grant, 29, of Milwaukee, after she obtains a divorce in Juarez, Mex. Apablasa, who said he has real estate holdings in Los Angeles worth 27 million dollars, stated he ed look to the TRIUNE The regular monthly business meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of Triune church will be held on Tuesday at 3:30 in the ladies' parlor.

All members are urged to be present. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN The executive board of the Woman's auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church will meet Tuesday at 10:30 o'clock in the chapel. All circle leaders and cause secretaries are urged to be present. BESSIE NEVES The Bessie Neves Bible class of AUJILIARY The Woman's Auxiliary of the new fall suits. I For your wear-v ing pleasure, we present our i is the grandson of the founder of Greenville Police Department will hold its regular monthly meeting, Thursday at 3:30 at the home of Mrs.

O. T. Lowe, 223 Randall street. Los Angeles. BROWN vlu PLAIDS All members are urged to be present.

PICNIC 5 I i I I ny SUIT creations in beautiful all-wool fabrics. The Beacham Bible class of miflv a. Earle Street Baptist church will have a picnic in Cleveland park Tuesday, beginning at 6:30. All members with their families are invited to attend. Rev.

Nathan C. Brooks, will speak to the group. parents in Woodruff. Members of the immediate families and a few close friends witnessed the ceremony. The bride's brother, Rev.

J. Harold Smith of Knoxville, performed the ceremony. The bride wore a model of white net over taffeta caught at the waistline with a cluster of orange blossoms. Her finger-tip veil bordered with imported lace was held to her hair bv a coronet of orange blossoms. She carried a white satin prayer book topped with a purple throated orchid and showered with satin ribbon, fern and gypsophila.

Her only ornaments were her mother's pearls. Immediately following the ceremony a reception was given by the bride's parents. Later in the evening the couple left for a wedding trip through the Carolinas, Georgia and Florida. The bride wore for traveling an egg shell suit of gabardine with white and brown accessories, and the orchid from her bridal bouquet as her corsage. Mrs.

Broom Is a graduate of the Woodruff High school and attended the Southern Bible Institute at Knoxville, Tenn. At the time of her marriage she was a secretary to her brother. Rev. J. Harold Smith.

The bridegroom is a graduate of the Tunnell Hill school. At present he is in the general contracting business in Dalton, where they will make their home upon their return from their wedding trip. Holmes Memorial church, which is interdenominational and has been iM conducted for the past twenty years by Rev. Paul F. Beacham, misinter of Holmes Memorial church, will have its annual fellowship outing at State park on Tuesday afternoon.

The members of the class GRACE STEWART CLASS The Best Renters: THIS MDE Of INNOCENCE THE EGG AND I THE FOXES OF HARROW THE SNAKE PIT THE HUCKSTERS) DICHES8 HOTSPIR ARCH OF TRIl'MPH THE BLACK ROSE THE KINO'S GENERAL THE RIVER ROAD FOR RENT AT THI RUTH BOOK SHOP Woodiid Bldg. ArtocU Jl row mil mm Congressman Joseph R. Bryson HI. Mill Dil CIU4.fi will be guest teacher of the Grace Stewart Bible class at Triune Meth will meet at 5:30 at the rear of the odist church this morning at 10 church. o'clock, according to announcement made here today by the class president, Mrs.

C. M. Martin. PENDLETON STREET Circles of the Pendleton Street Baptist church will meet Tuesday "EXCLUSIVE WITH YOUR SHOE STORE Piedmont Shoe Co. Good Shoes For Everybody MAIN AT McBEE at 4 ociock as follows: 1 Mrs.

C. L. Deadwyler, 318 Jones avenue. 17 2 To be announced later. 3 Mrs.

Hattie Ligon, 17 Perry avenue. 4 Mrs. J. H. Price, 311 Crescent avenue.

5-Mrs. E. L. Chiles. 527 Hamp ton avenue 6 Mrs.

J. A. Brown, 301 Wacca-maw avenue. 7 To be announced 8 Mrs. Fred McPherson.

2 Phil lips lane. I 9 Mrs. o. E. Lloyd, White Horse road.

10 To be announced later. 11 Mrs. Frank Eskew. 103 E. Tal- lulah drive.

12 Mrs. F. A. Lawton. 501 Sum ner street.

13 Mrs. N. A. Spears, 513 Watts avenue 14 Picnic at City park. 15 Mrs.

J. A. Parris. 126 Mallard street. 16 Mrs.

Joe A. Garrett. 103 Ben nett stret. SHILOH The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Shiloh Methodist church of Piedmont charge will hold an all-day mission study class at the church on Wednesday beginning at 10:30. Miss Jennie Lee will be the teacher.

All members of both circles are urged to attend and bring picnic lunches. AUGUSTA ROAD Circles of Augusta Road Baptist church will meet as follows: 1 Mrs. J. T. Woodson, 28 Cones-tee avenue, Tuesday, 3:30.

2 Mrs. Charlie Huff, 121 W. Faris, Tuesday, 3:30. 3 Mrs. P.

D. Cannada, White Horse road, Tuesday, 3:30. 4 Mrs. L. O.

Davis, 115 Rose avenue, Tuesday 8 p.m. 5 At the church, Friday at 8 p.m. 6 Mrs. Buddy Davenport, 204 Ackley avenue, Tuesday 8 p.m. NORTIIMINSTER The circles of the Women's auxiliary of Northminster Presbyterian church will meet as follows: Circle 1 Tuesday at 4 p.m.

with Mrs. W. S. Cross, 206 Lavinia ave-nup. Circle 2 Tuesday at 8 p.

m. with Mrs. C. G. Gilmer, 1101 Buncombe street.

Circle 3 Tuesday nt 8 p.m. with Mrs. Harold Martin, 305 Frank street. Circle 4 Monday at 8 p.m. with Mrs.

Preston Griffin, Easley. THIRD TRESBYTERIAN The circles of the Woman's auxiliary of the Third Presbyterian church will meet Tuesday as follows: at 3:30 p.m. 1 Mrs. L. W.

Boggs, Paris mountain. 2 Mrs. W. T. Whiteside, 16 Ashley avenue.

3 Mrs. Eula Cappell and Mrs. Ida Austin. 1220 Buncombe. 4 Mrs.

W. R. Adams, Camp road The following will meet at 7:30 p.m.: 5 Miss Selena DuBose, McGhee street. 6 Mrs. John Holcombe, Stall street.

7 Picnic. u'Mjt1 --J OlAN MIUJ PORTRAIT RIMO0UCID IV PilMISSlOM 17 Mrs. R. A. Brown, 202 Perry avenue.

1 18 At the church. 19 Mrs. T. W. Wrenn, Blue Ridge drive.

20 At. the church. Hostesses: Myrtle Hill. Polly Turner, Mrs. Ella Mae Gilreath 8:00.

21 At the church 7:30. 22 Mrs. Ruth Burgess, 11 N. Memmlnger street 8:00. ALVERSOV AT HOME INMAN, Aug.

3. Staff Sgt. Paul Alverson returned home this week after receiving his discharge at Fort Bragg, N. C. He served 18 months in the Army and for the past year was on occupational duty In Japan.

QUARTET AT SENECA SENECA, Aug. 3. The Whitmann nuartpt. nf Laurens will nriDrar to IL T. MATS BPS HUNDREDS OF BRAND-NEW FALL COATS Two Three Piece Suits All Hew Shades and Materials PLENTY OF GABARDINES SIZES 9 TO 54 Price $15.40 to $166.75 Will Accept Five Per Cent Down On Lay-Away BUY HOW, OR YOU WILL PAY MORE BY WAITING Those Who Talk Much Seldom Say Anything Worth Listening To.

Words Can Persuade But Only Dependable Merchandise and Service Can Bring Back the Customers Over and Over Again. Over Thirty-Four Years Doing One Thing Well. That is what everyone says about Olan Mills portraits! You, too, will be proud to own a picture created with such artistic skill and photographic excellence. Come in now, no appointment needed. morrow niht at 8:15 o'clock at St.

James MClhodist church. They recently won the state-wide sing ing contest in coiumoia. This coupon and one dollar will be accented a full payment for one 8x 10 Individual Vignette Portrait, Address- Selection of proofs for your approval. Minors must 3 i tt accompanied by parents. BUNCOMBE STREET The circles of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of Buncombe Street Methodist church will meet Tuesday as follows: 1 Picnic.

2 Mrs. Arthur Pollard, 2 Charles 1 .11 i 1 5- BEST olan mtus stud IOS 22S N. Main St. street at ociock. 3 Mrs.

George Anderson, 202 Miiis avenue, at a.m. 4 Mrs. siaA In Permanent 21 Mount Vista avenue, at 10:30 am 1 .11 1 1 oian muis stuaios sanies, parlor at church at 10:30 a.m. 6 Susannah Wesley classroom at church, 10:30 a.m. 7 Mrs.

Frank Benton, 112 East avenue, at 10:30 a.m. 8 Mrs. Dixon Pearce, 207 Mclvrr, at 4 o'clock. Waving Beanty Salon 1 1 E. Woihlngton Si.

200 N. MAIN ST. Lake 0 Mrs. J. W.

Powell, Ml. colnnrv. 11 o'clock GREENVILLE, S. C. Phon 4404 PHONE 933 228 N.

MAIN 11 At church at 10:30 a in. 12- Mrs. Kenneth Karnc.t, East Prentiss at 10:30 a.m. 201.