The Index-Journal from Greenwood, South Carolina • Page 4

Dhhktttck: 4-IWex-Journaf, Sept.2f195l BIRTHDAYS oCinda ace Iflflauidin-iSidclz 'IJlJeddincf Jdeid c. TTUrrvryr 1 di 0 N- 1 1 The marrlsie of Miss Sarah Mauldin and Ctrl Johnson B'ack-moa of Chappells and Fort Monmouth, N. wit solemnized last night at 7:30 at the First Baptist Church, with the Rev. Jamti A. Bowers officiating.

The bride Is a daughter of Mr. and William Furman Mauldin and la a graduate of Converse College at Spartan-1 burg. The groom Is a ton of Mrs. Carl Johnson Blackmon of Chappelli and the late Mr. Blackmon, Mr.

and Mrs. Blackmon will live at Fort Monmouth, "vhere Ik mmddm J. Im mlllt-M. ea return from a wedding trip. The bride's father gave his daughter la marriage.

For her wedding gown, the i bride chose a pearl white silk -'eatla and ChantUIv lace dress with extended yoke and sleeves re-embroidered In aeed pearls. The oval neckline fea tared scallops with pearl embroidery. The Cathedral train was apptlqued In lace and em- broldered la seod pearls and flowed part of the bouffant skirt On bar head the bride wort awatteau of polished calla lilies, to which were attached circles of French Illusion, overlaid with a rosepoint lace veil, which she brought from Brussels, Belgium, this summer. She carried a cascade bauquet of Uly of the valley centered with white orchids. Maid of honor was Miss Judy DeLenf of Roanoke.

Va. Bridesmaids were Miss Dody Maul-die of Greenwood and Miss Betsy Glenn of Asheville, N. both cousins of the bride: Miss Rebecca Hinet and Mrs. Ronald Wise of Greenwood and Mrs. Leland Burch of Greer.

Miss Kellah Mauldln, sister of the bride, waa Junior bridesmaid. The bride's attendants were dressed alike In brocade pole de sole, champagne-colored. The gowns were designed with a flat bow attached to the oval back, which featured a full street-length skirt They carried cascade bouquets of bronze Shasta chrysanthemums and croton leaves in autumn colors. Flower girl was Sylvia Gil- 'II a am it a background of natural palms and an altar arrangement of white gladioli and giant axd pompon chrysanthemums. Bouquets of white flowers were used on the wrought-! roo candelabra, used on the aisles.

Family pews were marked with white satin and net bows arranged with pompon chrysanthemums. Dr. A. Elbert Adams was at the organ and Miss Lucie Randolph Sparkman of Aiken sang. Best man was James Powell Biackmon of Houston, Texas, brother of the groom.

Usher-groomsmen were Ralph Blackmon, brother of the groom; William Furman Mauldin, brother of the bride; William Stout Houston, Texas; John Francis Scurry of Belton, William Mc-Farland Scurry of Anderson; i sr t.i Tht Index-Journal extends best wishes to Andy Ball who observes Ma birthday today, Sept S. Tht Index Journal extends beet wishes to tht following who observe birthdays tomorrow, Sept. Jt Mrs. F. B.

Grier, Mrs. W. A. Collins, Dr. R.

Brooks Scurry, Mrs. C. T. Fuller, Mrs. Leroy Minor, Mrs.

J. T. Banks William Preston Turner III, Margaret Eliiibtth Long, Daphnt Marie Cooper, W. M. Haskln, Lois Burdashaw Emily Former, Mrs.

J. D. Dorn, Charles Sloan Bradford and Pamela Orea Moore. Also, Jerry Clegg, Mrs. M.

B. Palmer, W. M. Creswell, Luther Rodgers Collins, Charles Michael Hanley, Richard Gordon Beaman, Martha Gail Dominlck, William Blum, George Herman Harrison, Ernest Michael Christian, Johny Leon Brooks Brian Ray McBride and Carol Jean Williamson. The Index-Journal congratulates these who celebrate their wedding anniversary Sept.

3: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fish and Mr. and Mrs. R.

E. Nickles The IndexJoumal extends best wishes to the following who observe birthdays Sept. 4: M. B. Camak.

William B. Jeter, Carol Ann Cress, Mrs. Lyla Y. Porter, Joan Elizabeth Martin, Ralph Butler, Henry Herman Murphy, Mrs. Jimmy Hodges, Mrs.

A. C. Wise, Mel-vin Timmerman and Mrs. Martin Reid. Also, Leroy Simpson, W.

E. Nelson, Dickienna Baughman, Mary Lee Shirley, Martha Frances Tlnsley, Willie Mae Nelson. Clifton Marion Medlock Jimmy Marshall Canfield Vera Vickie Marie Stanton, Deborah Jean Harvley and Bobby Wade Smith. The Index-Journal congratulates these who celebrate their wedding anniversary Sept. 4: Mr.

and Mrs. Chris Richter. Couples Entertain Former Students At Lake Greenwood NINETY SIX Mr. and Mrs. Dick Lamar and Mr.

and Mrs. A. R. Drummond were hosts Wednesday to approximately 29 members of the June graduating class at Ninety Six High School who had made the Washington. D.

New York City trip last May. The two couples entertained the group at a hamburger supper at the Drummond Lake Greenwood home. Gusts ski'ed, swam and later danced to high fidelity recordings. Highlight of trie evening was was the showing of film made on the trip. Miss Rhoda Wages of the Ninety Six High School faculty was special guest 'AJ i www.

ril x' v. -ysl 4tf Paul McWnney of Spanrtanburff, Richard Sloan of Columbia and Robert Glllotte of Chappells, brothers-in-law of the groom. The bride's mother wort a tiered green lact dress with pole de sole trim; matching acces-v sories and a white orchid cor- sate. Mrs. Blackmon, mother of tht groom, was dressed In Dior blue with black acessoiies and a black velvet evening hat and a white orchid corsage.

Mrs. W. A. Mauldln, paternal grandmother of the bride, ras dressed In a shaded blue gown with accessories matching the darker shades of blue. The bride carried a handkerchief which Mrs.

Mauldln had carried In her wedding. Mrs. A. Galphla Murray of Beech Island, the bride's maternal grandmother, wort a Jeweled-toned blue lace dress with matching aceestoriee. Both grandmothers wort orchid tor ages.

The reception was Uvea by the bride's parents at the Oregon Hotel. Ballroom decorations were In green and white with natural palms, schfelleriai and green and white caladlums forming a background for the bride's table and refreshment table. Highlight of the room was the four-tiered bride's cake decorated with giant and Phaelon-opels orchids, all white. Lilies of the valley and a trace of greenery pointed up the cake which was set on a stand. The table waa covered with an imported linen and lace cloth.

Twin silver punch bowls were set at enther end of the refreshment table, which was covered with a mint green taffeta cloth with gathered flounce to the floor. A silver pedestal container held an arrangement of white snapdragons, pompon chrysanthemums, stock and carnations, mums, stock and carnations. Cascading from epergriettes on the branched silver candelabra on either side of the cake were similar flowers interspersed with mallne piffs. A buffet was served to wedding guests. The bride wort a three-piece magenta suit in early fall material with a matching velvet hat Her cceage was an orchid from her wedding bouquet Miss Julie Withers was proxy for the bride at the wedding rehearsal.

Mrs. Robert Spencer Roddey and Miss Betsy Stockman kept tht bride's book at the reception. Guests were from Columbia, Clinton, Chsppells, Aiken, Laurens, Spartanburg, Greer, North, Beech Island, Asheville, N. C-, Charlotte. N.

Warren-ton, Augusta, Houston, Texas, Roanoke, and Reho-both, Mass. "ns MRS. CARL JOHNSON BLACKMON JR. D. RIDDLE wedding ceremony In the ball room of the Officers' Club.

The couple is on a wedding trip to the Pocono Mountains in Pennsylvania. Miss Wallace attended Agnes Scott College In Decatur, after attending school abroad. In addition to Mr. and Mrs. B.

C. Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. R.

H. Wallace, both families of Greenwood, attended the wedding. Music Instruction Prlvat Claim In PUno Organ Theory ipular, CliMfo Jt Church Mm Rate! Reaionabl CaU OR ft-5780 for Appointment Afternoon Si Evanlnfi LEWIS McCRAVY OPE 9:00 A. M. TO 70 Couples Entertain Thursday For ttauldin-Blackmon Group Miss Linda Elizabeth Wallace, whose parents, Col.

and Mrs. John Braxton Wallace Jr. of Circle Drive, McGuire Air Forct Bast, N. are former residents of Greenwood, was married last night to First Lt. John Darwin Riddle Jr, Miss Wallace has been a frequent visitor at the home ot her grandparents, Mr." and Mrs.

B. C. Wallace and Mrs. H. C.

Camp In Greenwood. The groom Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. E. W.

Richardson of 633 East 80th Indianapolis, Ind. Lieutenant Richardson is with the 1611th Air Transport Squadron. Lieutenant and Mrs. Richardson will leave for Chateauroux, France, In late September, where he will be on a military assignment. Mrs.

Richardson studied in France while her parents were In Europe, when her father was stationed there with the United States Army. The candlelight marriage ceremony was performed at 7 p.m. In the McGuire A.F.B. Chapel, where a nuptial background held an altar arrangement of white flowers flanked by four floor seven-tiered candelabra. Eighteen aisle candelabra marked the pews.

Lt. Col. Joseph Andrew, Air Force chaplain, heard the marriage vows. Colonel Wallace gave his daughter in marriage. The bride wore a white silk Alpaca wedding gown designed with bell skirt, scoop neckline, three-quarter-length sleeves and a panel train, chapel length.

A motif embroidered in seed pearls covered the dress. A pearl tiara held an elbow-length bridal veil of silk illusion. Her bouquet waa of white Phaelonopsls orchids and smilax. Maid of honor was Miss Virginia Wallace, the bride's sister. Bridesmaids were Mrs.

Robert Davis of Greenwood, the former Jackie Patrick, Miss Let Shepherd of Lumberton, N. and Miss Becky Bruce of Mlne-ola. Texas. The bride's attendants were gowned in long turquoise blue satin dresses featuring bell skirts. Their headpieces were of matching aatin and net.

They carried gardenia bouquets. Miss Susan Form an was flower girl. She wore a long white taffeta dress with a turquoise sash and carried a basket of gardenias. E. W.

Richardson was best man. i 4 For 4 For Club VI omen Is In Anderson Board members of Tht Garden Club of South Carolina, West Piedmont District chairmen, club' and council presidents or their representatives are Invited to attend tht West Piedmont District meeting Sept. I at tht First Presbyterian Church, 330 W. Whltner Anderson. Mrs.

Gary Paschal, president of The Garden Club of South Carolina, will be honor guest. State committee chairmen will be asked to present their plans for the year. A discussion will follow. Decorations for the meeting will follow a Japanese theme. Registration begins at 9:30 a.m.

A short meeting of all West Piedmont District chairmen will be held at 10 a. The district meeting begins at 10:30 a.m. Those planning to attend tht Dutch luncheon, which Is $2.50, are asked to notify Mrs. J. T.

Brannon at 414 Blair Anderson, before Tuesday. Baking biscuits? Cut out and brush tops with milk or cream, then sprinklt with caraway seed. Serve with sliced ham and a cooked vegetable salad. Thayer's FINE GIFTS REMEMBER WEDDINGS BIRTHDAYS ANNIVERSARIES with a gift from THAYER'S See our samples. We will be glad to have you take our sample book home over night to make your selection.

You'll like our prices. DRINKARD PRINTING COMPANY Telephone OR 9-7166 VII NATIONALLY ADVERTISED AT $7.00 O' 1 Births lotte of Chappels, niece of the groom. She was dressed similar to the older attendants and carried a similar bouquet The chancel of the church held McCord, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Arnold, Mr.

and Mrs. Preston Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Craig. The bride was dressed in a Delft blue chiffon gown with fitted bodice and full skirt Her accessories, matched as did her costume jewelry.

She wore a tuberose corsage. Tables were set up throughout the ballroom of the club, with centerpieces of wh'te double althea and pink rosebuds. The dining room was the focal point of a deep rose color scheme. The table, where dinner was served buffet was covered with a white cloth overlaid In deep rose tulle. In the center of the table stood a giant silver pedestal container holding roses in shades of pink.

This was flanked by silver candelabra holding pink candles. Placed in front of a large mir-row on a sideboard were two rose-colored satin hearts, centered with nosegays of pink roses. This piece rested in a nest of tulle puffs. A branched silver candelabrum stood off side. A serving table was treated in a similar manner and the mantel was lined with pink candles in tulle puffs with a tracery of clematis.

Punch was on the porch of the club house against, a background of palms and in a setting of garden lights, which were draped in miniature Ivy. Dinner music was played on a high fidelity record player. MRS. JOHN Usher-groomsmen were Capt. Laurence Donatio, Capt.

Dale Hardin, Capt. Wallace Franklin, Robert Goeke and Dan Newman. The bride's parents held a reception immediately after the MEETINGS SATURDAY, SEPT 3 Joppa Chapter No. 232, Order of the Eastern Star, will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Hall over Kitson Grocery.

MONDAY, SEPT. 4 Mothers' Club No. 4 will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. H.

O. Turner, with Mrs. L. M. Corley and Mrs.

J. T. Davis assisting hostesses. TUESDAY, SEPT. 5 American Legion Auxiliary will meet at 7:45 p.m.

at the Legion Home. Musical program will be held, with Mrs. Chris Dalton in charge. Mrs. Al Brlce will be hostess chairman.

Miss Normie Black Abercrombie will sing. Woodfields Community Club will meet at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. S. E.

Adams on Marshall Road. Mrs. J. C. Holmes and Mrs.

Rsy Stewart will be co-host esiei. Greenwood Hospital Alumnae and Registered Nurses' Club will meet at 8 p.m. at Mathews-Durst Community Center instead of the Nurses' Home. note change in meeting place. Mathews-Durst Community Center Is on the corner of Kirksey Drive 'and Church Street.

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. Nandlna Garden Club will meet at 3:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. 3, C. Turner, 803 Fairvlew co-hostess Is Mrs.

J. C. Mottern. THURSDAY, SEPT. 7 Driftwood Garden Club will meet at 11:30 a.m.

at the Oregon Hotel. Hostesses are Mrs. J. B. Greene and Mrs.

Adam Betsch. FRIDAY, SEPT. Daffodil Garden Club will meet at noon at the Oregon Hotel. Hostesses are Mrs, Bruce Barks-dale and Mrs. Leslie Milling.

Dahlia Garden Club will meet at 3:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. F. A. Little on Blyth Avenue, with Mrs.

Paul Baker as co-hostess. All members art urged to attend this Important business meeting. Iris Garden Club will meet at p.m. at tht home of Mrs. C.

J. Scurry, with Mrs. A. Smith as co-hostess. Dues will be collected at this meeting.

don Willi Aug. 31, at Self Memorial Hospital Mrs. Adams is the former Gloria Hill of Edgefield. PICKENS Mrs. K.

Pickens of Routt Four, Greenwood, announces the birth of a daughter, Sandra Joyce, Aug. 30 at Self Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Pickens Is tht former Ruby Eakin of Greenwood. PERSONALS HOLIDAY VISITORS Mr.

and Mrs. Mike Murray and family of Charleston, Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Hughes and family of Spartanburg and Mrs. S.

A. Waites of Charlotte, N. are spending the holiday weekend with Mrs. M. P.

O. Murray at Ninety Six. IMPROVING AT HOSPITAL Mrs. Ted Mabrey is improving at Self Memorial Hospital after' having undergone eye surgery this week. IN HOSPITAL Mrs.

W. R. Swearicgen of Chinquapin Is a patient in Self Memorial Hospital for exainini tktis and treatment A rehearsal dinner party honoring the former Miss Sarah Mauldln and Carl Johnson Blackmon. who were married last night, was held Thursday evening at the Greenwood Coun-. try Club.

Seventy-eight attended, including the wedding party, out-of-town guests and relatives of i iu- DUM lamuro. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Boy-kin Curry, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Ed Heyward, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Beaudrot, Mr.

and Mrs. Haddon Ramamber JEWISH NEW YEAR It Stptember 11th We have our Jewish New Year cards now on display. Make your selection today. McCASLAN'S Always Headquarters for the Best Greeting Cards Selecting diamond often a onct-in-o-lifetime affair, It is almost Impossible for tht average person tt know the many points of evaluating out against tha cthftr. mW SPIVEY Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Spivey of 306 Klugh St. announce the birth of a daughter, Susan Marie, Aug. 29 at Self Memorial Hospital. Mrs.

Spivey is the former Nira McDowell of Greenwood. MEECE Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Meece of Route One, Greenwood, announce tht birth of a daughter, Evelyn Melesa, Aug.

29 at Self Memorial Hospital Mrs. Meece is the former Mon-tre Jennings of Troy. HALL Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Hall Jr. of Hyde Park announce the birth of a daughter, Jennifer Anne, Aug. 30 at Self Memorial Hospital. Mrs.

Hall is the former Audrey Kircus of La-France. WITT Mr. and Mrs. G. Witt of 105 Saco Ninety Six, announce the birth of a son, Joel Glenn, Aug.

31 at Self Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Witt is the former Edna Faye Hightower of Saluda. ADAMS Mr. and Mrs.

Odell Adams of Route Three, Edgefield, n- nounce tht of a son. Got- SPECIALS Reg. $20 Now $10 Reg. $15 Now $7.50 Reg. $10 Now $5 I I Hwy.

23 North in Blakedale Open Dally Fret Parking bo A $D94 wmmm DIAMONDS Engagement Announced WALHALLA Mr. and Mrs. James Franklin Abbott of 304 North Oak St, announce tht engagement of their daughter, Linda Gail, to George Luther Johnson son of Mr. and Mrs. George Luther Johnson of Greenwood.

Miss Abbott Is a senior at Coker College and will receive her bachelor of science degree in January. Mr. Johnson Is a graduate of Clemson College and la now employed la Greenwood. Wedding plans will be announced later. FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY mm Your Convenience, Your Local MM OPEN HOUSE PRIZE WINNERS Mrs.

Viola Still Mrs. Minnie Horton Mrs. Pat Coker OPEN AT NIGHT BY APPOINTMENT TELEPHONE OR 9-9099 will Lebanon 4-H Officers Named Lebanon 4-H dub elected officers at the meeting yesterday afternoon at Mt. Lebanon Methodist Church. Martha Stevens is the new president and others are: Benny Threat vice president; Ann McAllister, secretary; Martha Gambrell, treasurer.

Also, Ann McFerrin and Sarah 0 1 1 program chairmen; Mimsy Roberta and George Boozer recreation; Deborah AI-: len and Jennie Godfrey, song leaders; Patsy Haslngs and Betty Ann Carroll, reporters. Sixteen members were present and selected projects for the coming year. Plans were discussed and a committee named for the club booth at the Green- wood Fair. The hostesses, Deborah and Barbara Allen, served refreshments. Grease the bottom of the skillet which you art going to poach eggs and tht eggs won't stick.

SMi OPE eree 5 Mr. reputation for training, experience and Integrity art enou.h tt assure you perfect satisfaction with your election. Fcr Without Compromist it Themes Pretsley ot DI5UE HARDWARE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4TH From 9:00 A. M. to 7:00 P.

M. Stylina Salon Operators: Elizabeth Harbin, Sara Boatwright 127 NORTH MAIN STREET (Over the Greenwood Chamber of Commerce) 1 1 ii 1 1 hi i 1 1 ill mutiny if Avenue una VII nup fhona OR 9-S411.