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of of of of of of of June 4, 1955 THE INDEX-JOURNAL, 'GREENWOOD, S. C. Page Seven To Be Wed In July Mr. and Mrs. Harry F.

Poore of Hodges announce the engagement of their daughter, Frankie Nannette, to John Harold Lott, son of John C. Lott of Hodges and the late Mrs. Lott. wedding take place July 17 at Providence Baptist. Church, Hodges.

(Photo by Nichols Studio) Miss Ann Rambo Is Entertained At Breakfast Miss Ann Rambo was entertained Friday morning at 10 o'clock at a breakfast by Mrs. T. L. Hughston and Mrs. A.

L. Heironimus at the home of the. former, Guests in addition to Miss Rambo were Miss Martha Rambo, her sister; Miss Ann Simmons, Miss Clary Roddey, Miss Bunny Hudson, Miss Helen Roberts; Miss Joyce Hughston Janice Young, Mrs. J. S.

and Demos Jones, Jr. White gladioli decorated the home and also were used no the table. Miss Rambo was presented a corsage of white carnations and a gift, silver tray, by the hostesses. A four-course breakfast was served. Sandy Branch HD Club Holds Meeting McCORMICK The May meeting of Sandy Branch Home Demonstration Club was held at the home of Mrs.

Daisy Chamberlain with Mrs. E. Chamberlain AS assistant hostess. meeting was called to order president, Mrs. Otis Goff: Seven members and Miss Nanry Wisenhunt, home agent, were present.

Miss Wisenhunt gave a demonstration on shrubs and. their care: Ice cream and cake were served nuring the social hour. Susan Pardue Feted At Party On 7th Birthday SALUCA Mrs. Charles Pardue entertained a number of girls with a birthday party last week honoring Susan Pardue's seventh birthday. Games were enjoyed and the children were given favors of balloons.

Ice cream and birthday cake were served, Susan received a number of gifts. RECOVERY INDEX OMAHA Debbie Sue. Smal- lex. 5. refused to take even soup or ice cream for three days after having her removed "because my' much." tonsils, The fourth day she called for potato chips and popcorn.

United In May Ceremony MR. AND MRS. TROY RAYMOND HUDGENS LISTEN, WORLD! Title Reg. U. 8.

Patent Office. By ELSIR ROBINSON PRAYER FOR A BLUE DAY: Long years ago, I wrote the foblowing and since blue days are universal, it's been passed around ever since. Now in these murky times, many have asked me to reprint it. So here goes God, I'm so' blue! Clean licked. through.

And taking All the count Face down. blinded With self pitying tears, spine asprawl God, I'm so blue! Oh, yes, I know The text book reasons For a mood like this, And why I shouldn't Let it get me them long ago Learned that self pity Is a quitter's scheme For sitting soft, Or else The sickly racket of an egotist Who wants the world To see him Draped in crepe. Oh, yes, I know the reasons For it all. Yet knowing reasons Doesn't help me crawl, Or stand, or fight, When I'm as 1 blue As this. God, I'm so blue! So sunk that neither My spunk, nor shame, Can lift me To my feet So licked that even own pride Can't rouse me From defeat So what's the use Of knowing how I got this way? I only pray That You Who made me Won't desert me now.

God, I'm so bluet I wonder, Are You listening? Can And. see how deep I'm' sunk In my own fear? Bogged down in wallows Of despair and pain As mired as some Dumb creature Lacking soul or brain And only You Can help me Be man again. OH, LIFT ME, GOD, AND HELP ME STAND ERECT AGAIN! You shaped me once Couple Honored At Dinner Party In Abbeville Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Chandler entertained at their home in Abbeville recently with dinner bridge party honoring Miss Carolyn Spelts and Glenn Martin.

Other guestse were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Greene, Miss Ann Simmons, James Thomas and Miss Bebe Bennett. Mr. Greene was high score prize winner at cards and Mr.

Thomas was low. Miss Spelts wore for the evening white lace dress with blue accessories. She was presented a cup and saucer in her chosen china pattern and a bracelet corsage 'of white carnations by the hostess. Arrangements of white gladioli, larkspur and roses and nosegays of lavendar carnations decorated the home. The dinner menu included melon balls, ham, potato salad, casserole, celery stuffed with cheese, hot rolls, strawberry tarts and tea.

From the common You fired my flesh And called, me Your God. Then stoop again And lift me To Your side, And warm me With Your And your prourage God, I'm so blue! Rambo-McCaskill Wedding Plans Are Announced Miss Ann Rambo Ottis Kelleam McCaskill, have completed plans for their wedding which will take place Tuesday, June 7, at the First Baptist Church. The Rev. James A. Bowers will conduct the ceremony at 5:30 o'clock in the afternoon.

Music will be presented by Dr. A. E. Adams, organist, and Miss Sylvia Debenport of Odessa, and the University of Indiana; vocalist, Miss Rambo will be given marriage by her grandfather, J. W.

Bradford, Sr. Ushers will" be J. W. Bradford, Jr. of Greenwood, 6.

R. Bradford of C. J. Ray of Denmark and Randolph Bradford of Spartanburg. Acting as groomsmen will be Bobby Bledsoe Greenwood the Unievrsity of South Carolina, Don Debenport of Odessa.

and the University of Texas, Rambo Haile of Heath Springs and North Carolina State College, Harry Satcher Bell of Johnston, and John Karegeannes of Spartanburg and Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Hugh B. Sneed of, Beaumont, brother-in-law bridegroom, will serve as best man. Maid of honor will be Miss Martha Rambo, sister of the bride, of Greenwood. The bridesmaids will be Miss Ann Hudgens of.

Spartanburg and Converse College, Miss Ann Garrett and. Miss Clarita Smith of Columbia and Winthrop College, Miss Joann Burgess of Greenwood and Gloria Herron of Starr WinFurman University, rind Miss throp College. Kate E. Rodgers Given Party On 17th Birthday Kate Elizabeth Rodgers celebrated her 17th, birthday Tuesday evening at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. John Witt, at Callison.

Magnolias and daisies decorated the living room and hall. Magnollas were used on the punch table on the porch. Refreshments of pink and white decorated cakes and Ice cream were served buffet style from the dining room table which held pink candles and an arrangement of pink roses, feverfew and carnations. During the evening, the guests enjoyed proms and playing Beat the Clock, Guests were Norma Autrey, Betty Jean Ammons, Margaret Ann Jordan, Jean Steele, Joyce Cameron, Joyce Stokely, Jane Rodgers, Patsy Rodgers Bill Dorn, Clayton Lee Witt, Stuart Nickles, Mac McCord, J. H.

Griffin, Dan Compton, Guerry Burnett, Billy Logan and Andrew, Logan. The honoree is the daughter Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rodgers of Callison. Katharine Park Is Airline Stewardess Miss Katharine Park is serving as a stewardess with.

Southern Airways, with headquarters in Memphis, Tenn. She recently completed a three weeks training course at Southern Airways School in Atlanta, and left for Memphis on Sunday. Miss Park is the daughter of Joe Park and the granddaughter of Mrs. J. B.

Park. MEETINGS SATURDAY, JUNE TEL Class of West Side Baptist Church will meet at 7:30 p. in young people's department of new church; Mrs. T. G.

Jones, Mrs. A. A. Price, M. T.

Wilson and Mrs. Minnie Laney. MONDAY, JUNE 6 Friendly Club will meet at 7:30 p. with Mrs. Henry Smith, 224 Park Mrs.

'Frank Pickell and Mrs. James Andrews, co-hostesses. Mother's Club. No. 4 will meet at 7:30 p.

m. Durst School lunchroom. Hostesses will be Mrs. H. O.

Turner, Mrs. J. B. Pitts and Mrs. W.

E. Porter. TUESDAY, JUNE Greenwood Hospital and Registered Nurses Club will its annual picnic at 7 p. m. at Greenwood State Park.

Lucia Burnett Circle of Mt. Moriah Church will meet at 4 p. with Mrs. Lucy Davis. Mathews Methodist Church -circles to meet as follows: Number one, 7:30 p.

Mrs. Lee Bell, 210 Saluda Number two, 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Russell Brinson, 820 Phoenix Number three, 7.p.

church house, Mrs. Beauford, hostess. WEDNESDAY, JUNE Wilson Class of South Main Baptist Church will meet with Mrs. W. A.

Hamby at 4 p. m. One Year Old Ruth Ann Adams celebrated her first birthday May 17. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

F. L. Adams. Grandparents of the little girl are Mr. and Mrs.

D. L. Hudgens of Greenwood and Mr. and Mrs. J.

L. Adams of Ninety Plans Wedding In July Miss Rodgers Engaged Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Walter Rod.Callison announce the of their daughter, Mary Callison, to Second Lieutenant Thomas Marion Vassy of Aberdeen, Md. The wedding will take place July 27 at Bold Spring Baptist Church.

The bride-elect is a 1955 graduate of Limestone. College, Gaffney, where she was a member of Chi Delta Phi, national honorary ary society, International Relations Club, and was listed in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Lieutenant Vassy is the son of Mrs. Thomas Kindred Vassy the late Mr. Vassy of was graduated in 1954 CaffnegieHe son College and is now serving with the Ordnance Corps of the United States Army at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Aberdeen, Md.

Miss Montre Jennings, T. E. Meece Exchange Vows In Church Ceremony Miss Montre Jennings, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C.

dennings of Sylvania, Troy, was married to Thomas Edward Meece, corporal, U.S. Army, at 4:30 p. m. May 2i at Durst Avenue Church of God. The Rev.

George Britt conducted the ceremony. Congress Wives Collect Recipes For Cookbook BY JANE EADS WASHINGTON Recipes of the "outs" don't help sell the cookbook for the "ins." wives of members of the 84th Congress agreed when con they decided to publish a new edition of their own Congressional Club Cookbook. Favorite recipes of the lawmakers' wives, gathered into a cookbook and widely used, have helped them to have a meeting place of their own. The third edition, published in 1948, paid off the last mortgage on their clubhouse and subsequent editions have supported it. The new book, due in September, will be a personalized, looseleaf edition with one reip from each of the 337 members photographed for reproduction in their own handwriting.

It will cost around $3. "With the turnover in Congress and changing it's difficult to keep the book current," Mrs. Abernethy, wife of the Democratic congressman from Mississippi, cookbook committee chairman, told me. "The new members don't want to buy the old one because they don't want to send it to anyone wihou heir own recipe in it: With loose-leaf type we add or remove recipes with each new 'Congress. Mrs.

Eisenhower and Mrs. Nixon, wif eof the vice president, each has been invited to a -recipe for the new book. Past ditions have included favorite dishes of Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt, Mrs. Calvin Coolidge and Mrs.

Truman. Bess Truman's recipe for Ozark Pudding caused quite a to-do because people didn't follow the rules to beat it by hand and it didn't turn out the way it should. Each member is being asked to submit three recipes from which one will be selected. "We found we got too many recipes for -salads or desserts." Mrs. Abernethy explained.

"Once we got eight recipes for th same kind of cookie." Three members who have had home economics training are on the committee. They are th wives of Congrssmen Harold Lovre (R-SD), Ralph Harvey (R-Ind), and George Andrews (D-Ala). "They all have real cookbook sense," Mrs. added. Mrs.

Earl Cowan Entertains Bridge Club NINETY SIX-Mrs. Earl Cowan entertained her bridge club on Thursday evening. Guests of the club were Miss Doris Cooper, Mrs. Bill Gardner and Mrs. Sam Callicott.

After several progressions at bridge, high score prize was won by Mrs. Gardner, low score prize going to Mrs. Callicott. Arrangements of Shasta daisies and mixed summer flowers were used in the living room where the games were in play, The hostess served ice cream, I cake and, punch. Irene Chiles Engaged To Wed D.

C. Browning Mr. and Mrs. Barney I. Chiles announce the engagement of their daughter, Irene, to Daniel Crowell Browning, son of Mrs.

Fred Smith and the late D. C. Browning. Miss Chiles is a graduate of Lander Greenwood College, High in School the and class of 1955. Mr.

Browning, also a graduate of Greenwood High School, will be graduated from Georgia Tech this, month. wedding will take place in July. PERSONALS TO BEAUFORT Mrs. L. K.

and daughters Mary and Kimberly, are spending the weekend in Beaufort. IN CALIFORNIA Mrs. 'H. C. Rushton, has joined 'her husband, who is stationed with the navy at San Francisco, They make their home at Apt.

30, 1515 Alice Oakland, Calif Mrs. Rushton is the former Turner McLean. TO CAMP ILLAHEE Mrs. Howard Clegg left today for Camp Illahee Brevard, N. where she will be a counselor for the months of June, July and August.

Miss Mary Jo Thompson and Miss Virginia Hall Brinson also left today for Illahee and will be counselors during the pre-camp period: TO FLORIDA Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Bell and daughter, Miralyn, and grandson, Bobby Bell; Mrs.

W. S. and Miss Ann Hart will spend next week at Clearwater and St. Petersburg Fla. HERE FOR WEEKEND Mr.

and Mrs. Nick Athanas and children of Savannah are here for the weekend with Mrs. Athanas' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Sterghos.

HOME FROM HOSPITAL Mrs. Howard Hamrick has returned to her home, 208 Saluda after being a patient in Self Memorial TO CITADEL REUNION Mrs. Harold McNeill and daughter, Marilyn, are spending the weekend in Charleston, where Mr. McNeill will attend the reunion of his class at The Citadel, WEEKEND GUEST Lt. Dennis Dellinger, stationed at Lubbock, by plane to Donaldson Air Force Base, Greenville, today and will spend the weekend here with relatives.

ON HOUSEPARTY Miss Joann Burgess is on houseparty at Bluffton at the summer home of Miss Mary Lou Peeples of. Estill. Miss Peggy Bagwell of Piedmont accompanied her to the houseparty. HAS OPERATION Mrs. Thomas Weeks is a patient in Self Memorial Hospital where she underwent an operation yesterday.

TO FLORIDA Miss Nancy Ann Bagwell left yesterday for Leesville to join a group for a week's tour of Florida. St. Paul's Church Circle Has Program NINETY SIX- Circle 1 of the WSCS of St. Paul's Methodist Church met in the assembly room of the new educational building on Thursday evening with Mrs. David Shealy as hostess.

The president, Mrs. Shealy, presided. Mr. W. D.

Waller was program leader, Mrs. Graham Bledsoe and Mrs. Wallace Roberta giving parts on the program. At the conclusion of the program, the members stood before an open Bible, flanked by lighted candles, and presented their pledge cards for the ensuing year. During the fellowship period the hostess, assisted by Mrs.

James Ellison and Mrs. W. D. Waller, served assorted sandwiches, butterscotch cake squares and iced punch. Arrangements of pink and blue larkspur were used in decoration.

Reach down and -lift me Till my weak feet stand, As Your child's should, Upon Your own right hand Then hold me steady Till once more I see Your plan 1 in life, Your battling spark: in me Then give me courage Once again to face The fact that I Must make and hold my place Against despair That I may have large adventure As I'll dare And Know As much of freedom As I've grit to take. And make me see, For any mess I'm in, There's just one decent answer TAKE IT ON THE CHINI God, I'm so blue! But I can manage, yet, To battle through If you will help me To remember That I'm a part of You. Amen. (Copyright, 1955, King Features Syndicate, Inc.) Card Party Is Given For Miss Spelts Mrs. C.

B. Simmons and Miss Ann Simmons entertained at card party Thursday night 1 honoring Miss. Carolyn Spelts, bride-elect of this month. Roses and gladioli decorated the party Miss Spelts, attractive in a grey and yellow print dress with black accessories, was presented a white carnation corsage and a gift of silver by the hostesses. Miss Ann Rambo, also a June bride-elect, remembered with a gift in crystal.

Mrs. J. S. Stroud, was winner of high score prize, Miss Eleanor Jester was low and Miss Ann Cashion made high at canasta. A party plate of congealed salad, chicken salad sandwiches, chips, cheese biscuits, cherry tarts and punch was served.

Guests were Miss Spelts, Mrs. Stroud, Miss Jester, Miss Rambo, Miss Cashion, Mrs. Demos Jones, Mrs. Keith Fowler, ward Greene, Mrs. Tommy Mrs.

Saundra Dominick, Miss Virginia Ann Hunter, Mrs. Calvin Spelts, mother of the honoree; and Mrs. B. R. Martin, mother of the bridegroom-elect, Glenn Martin.

Births Giles Mr. Mrs. Edward S. Giles of Chattanooga, announce the of a son, Hugh William, May 30 in Meridian, Miss. ward Starkey, Charles They have two, other sons, EdMarshall, Mrs.

Giles is the former Miss Anne Marshall of Meridian, Miss. Evans Mr. and Mrs. George Evans of Saluda, route two, announce the birth of a son, Richard Glenn, June 2. at Self Memorial Hospital, Mrs.

Evans is the former Shirley Butler of Saluda. Burroughs Mr. and Mrs. B. L.

Burroughs of Hodges, route two, announce the birth of a son, Rocky Irvin, June at Self Memorial Hospital Mrs. Burrotighs is the former Louise Scott of Ninety Six. Doolittle Mr. and Mrs. Edward Doolittle of Ninety Six, route two, announce the birth of a son, Leonard Edward, June 1 at Self Memorial Hospital, Mrs.

Doolittle the former Catherine Pardue of Ninety Six. Burdette Mr. and Mrs. Hiram E. Burdette Coleman Drive announce the birth of a daughter Donna Gail, June 2 at Self Memorial Hospital.

Mrs. Burdette is the former Gladys Cox of Donalds. Bryson Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bryson of Greenwood, route one, announce the birth of a daughter, Ellen Marie, June 1 at Self Memorial Hospital, Mrs.

Bryson is the former Bertha Lee Kelly of Greenwood. NINETY SIX SIX Mrs. George Kennedy and and Mrs. Bill McDaniel spent Wednesday night and Thursday in Charleston, attending the graduating exercises at Medical College of South Carolina, at which time Ned Kennedy received his diploma. Tack Townsend has returned to his, home in Knoxville, after visit with his grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Wallace Townsend, His aunt, Miss Ella Townsend, returned with him for a visit. Mrs. Hubert Sligh and Misses Blanche and Mae Connelly spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Chalmers and little Claire, celebrating Claire's second birthday. Mrs. J. D. Humphreys, of Marion, is visiting her sister, Mrs.

W. H. Waller. RURAL CALENDAR Tuesday, June 7: Troy HD Club will meet at 3:30 p. m.

at the home of Mrs. H. G. Bowen. Tuesday, June 7: County Chorus will practice at 8 p.

m. at Mt. Lebanon Church. Wednesday, June 8: Woodlawn HD will meet at 3:15 p. m.

at the of Mrs. P. M. Garvin. Clothe 'Mrs.

C. E. Cunningham and Mrs. Lewis Benjamin will assistant hostesses. Griffins Arrive From Germany For Visit Here Capt.

and Mrs. James G. Griffin, and sons, Jimmy and Phillip, are spending a month with relatives here before going to Fort Knox, Captain Griffin's next station. They have just returned from Germany where they were ed for three years at Berchtesgaden. Mrs.

Griffin is the former Miss Bernice Gatlin of Greenwood. While here, the family is with her sister, Mrs. George. Neeley and family at 221 Plowden St. Corporal Meece is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. J. E. Meece of Donalds, route one, The church was decorated with baskets of white gladioli and white tapers in candelabra with a center arrangement of white gladioli and carnations, against background of ivy and magnolias. Dennis McCoy, organist, and Miss Sharon Carroll and Richard Porterfield, vocalists, presented the wedding music.

Miss Carroll sang Always and Mr. Porterfield sang Because and Have Thine Own Way Lord, as a benediction. The traditional wedding marches were used. Wedding Attendants Betram E. Jennings, brother of the bride, and Earlie Gunnells were usher-groomsmen.

Maurice Laughlin, brother-in-law of the bridegroom was best man. Mrs. E. C. Padgett was matron of honor.

She wore a ballerina length blue net over satin dress with white headpiece and carried a nosegay of red rosebuds. The couple entered the church together. The bride wore a ballerina length gown of nylon net and lace over slipper satin, featuring a high neckline with Peter Pan collar and long sleeves ending in. points over the hands. Her fingertip veil of nylon net was caught to a crown of seed pearls and orange blossoms, She carried a bouquet of red roseand black crepe dress with buds and a white Bible.

The bride's mother wore a sage of white carnations. The mother of the bridegroom was dressed in a two-piece navy dress with a white carnation corsage, Trip to Mountains The couple left later for a wedding: trip to the mountains of North Carolina and north Georgia, the bride wearing an aqua dress with bolero jacket and white accessories and her wedding bouquet as corsage. The bride was graduated from Greenwood High School where she worked on the school paper. She has been employed at the Nantex. Corporal Meece attended Greenwood High School and was graduated from high schoo! in Asheville.

He is stationed at Fort Storey, with the 605th Amphibious Truck Transportation Co. Mrs. Meece will live with her parents while her husband is in service. Wedding guests included Mrs. R.

T. West, and. Mrs. B. Jennings of McCormick, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry J. Burrell of Rome, and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Prewette, Tryon, N.

and Mrs. Gene Scott, Lincolnton, Ga. Miss Scoggins Is Married To T. R. Hudgens Miss Barbara Annette Scoggins, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. Scoggins, and Troy Raymond Hudgens, son of Mr. and Mrs.

D. L. Hudgens, were married May 18 in a double ring ceremony at Galloway Methodist, C. Church H. Sullivan parsonage.

was the officiating minister. Only the families of the couple and close friends attended. mantel arrangement was of white gladioli. The bride wore a white organdy and satin dress with a corsage of white carnations. Her only orna ment was a single strand of pearls, The bride's mother wore a beige faille dress with red accessories, and the mother of the bridegroom was dressed in 8 cinnamon brown suit.

Both wore corsages of carnations. The couple later made a wedding trip to Alabama and the mountains of North Carolina and Tennessee. Mrs. is a graduate of Greenwood High School. Mr.

Hudgens, also a graduate of Greenwood High School. now is serving in the U. S. Navy at Pearl Harbor. SALUCA SALUCA A number of friends and relatives attended the funeral of Miss Lula Mae Fouche in aca Monday afternoon.

Pvt. Bob Calhoun of Camp Gore don spent the weekend here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. T.

Calhoun. Misses Myrna Cobb, Sarah Rice and Zetty Jo Smith were among the graduating class of Ninety Six High who are spending this week visiting Washington, D. and New York City, Mrs. J. H.

Tollison and Alton Tollison left fro Lake City Thurs-. day to see little Dennis Eaddy, who was seriously injured when run over by tractor. Ralph Crowder and Mr. and Mrs. Guy McKittrick visited Clarence Satterwhite who is sick at his home in Laurens on Wednesday.

Mr, and Mrs. Earl Pinson spent the day Sunday in Greenville visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gary Robinson, Mrs. Ella Pinson is spending several days in Coronaca with Miss Nita Fouche.

Mr. and Mrs. Tacar Turner and Miss Pearl Turner spent the weekend in Greenville visiting relatives. Captain and Mrs. Johnnie Cobb and two little daughters of Quantico, are.

spending sometime here with Mr. and Mrs. John Cobb. Candy Waldrop spent Thursday in Ninety Six with her parents, Mr. arid Mrs.

Johnnie Waldrop. and Mrs. Ray Pinson and children spent Sunday in ville visiting Mr. and Mrs. G.

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