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4. The State: South Carolina's Progressive Newspaper COLUMBIA, S. SATURDAY, JULY 21. 1956 The State: South Carolina's Largest Newspaper PAGE 5-A of Interest to Society James Dixon Wedding Plans. Anne Attaway James, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Alston James of Columbia, will become the bride of Osmund Woodward (Bubber) Dixon, Lieutenant, junior grade, United States Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Osmund Woodward Dixon of Greenville, at 6:30 p.m. July 27 in the Good Shepherd Episcopal Church.

The Rev. Ralph H. Kimball, rector, will officiate at the ceremony. The wedding music is to be presented by Mrs. Daniel G.

Nicely, organist. Anne, who is to be given in marriage by her father, Joseph Alston James, will have for her matron of honor and only attendant, her sister, Mrs. William Watson Chamblin (Joan James). Woodward Rion Dixon, brother of the bridegroom- elect, will be best man. The ushers are Joseph Alston James, brother of the bride-elect, and William Watson Chamblin, brother- inlaw of the bride-elect, both of Columbia, and George Bailey Dixon of Raleigh, N.

brother of the bridegroom-elect. Senior ushers are James McCutchen James of Wilmington, N. Hugh McCutchen James of Columbia, James Carlisle Attaway of Clinton, N. all uncles of the bride elect, and George H. Rion of Camden, uncle of the bridegroom-elect.

Immediately following the ceremony the bride-elect's parents will entertain at a reception at Forest Lake Club. Constance Reid Heyward. Mr. and Mrs. Halcott Green Heyward, III, of Atlanta, formerly of Columbia, announce the birth of a daughter, Constance Reid, on July 12 at the Georgia Baptist Hospital.

Mrs. is the former Constance Reid Holler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Holler of Myrtle Beach, formerly of Columbia. The wards also have a son, Halcott Green, IV, 15 months old.

Youmans-Beaty Wedding Tonight. Sanna Adrienne Youmans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Youmans of Johnson City, will become the bride of James Wilson Beaty of Columbia, son of the Rev.

and Mrs. Walter K. Beaty of Florence, formerly of Columbia, at 7:30 this evening at the First Presbyterian Church in Johnson City, Tenn. The Rev. Walter K.

Beaty, father of the bridegroom assisted by Dr. Ferguson Wood, pastor of the bride elect, and Dr. O. R. Tarwater, uncle of the bride-elect, will officiate at the double-ring ceremony.

Mrs. Rodney Skipworth, organist, and Marian Clarke, cousin of the bride-elect, contralto soloist, will present the wedding music. The bride-elect, who is to be given in marriage by her father, Francis B. Youmans, will have for her maid of honor, her sister, Mary Elizabeth Youmans of Johnson City, Tenn. Mrs.

John Ropp of Columbia, sister of the bridegroom-elect, is matron of honor. The bridesmaids are Mary Anne Parker of Elizabethton, cousin of the bride elect; Betty Moss and Mrs. John Ryan, both of Johnson City, Tenn. Cecelia Ropp of Columbia, niece of the bridegroom-elect, is the flower girl. Walter K.

Beaty, of Columbia, brother of the bridegroomelect, will be best man. The usher groomsmen are Bob Clyburn of Charleston, cousin of the bridegroom-elect; John Ropp of Columbia; Jerry Puckett of Charlotte, N. and John Ryan of Johnson City, Tenn. Francis Youmans, of Johnson City, brother of the bride-elect, will be junior groomsman. Immediately following the ceremony a reception will be held in the church parlor.

Patrick Calhoun Mays, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall T. Mays of Greenwood announce the birth of a son, Patrick Calhoun, on July 10 at Self Memorial Hospital, Greenwood. They have another son, Marshall Trammell, 17 months old.

Mrs. Mays is the former Jane Brooks Marshall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Quitman Marshall of Columbia.

Family Reunion At The Beach. Mr. and Mrs. J. J.

(Jack) ters, Ray and Anne, of Elmira, South Carolina. Mrs. Hillsley is of Columbia. The family joined William Elliott DeLoache, Hampton and their daughter, Garden City Beach. Mrs.

W. H. Mr. Hillsley's mother, and also guests of the beach party (Bill) DeLoache, III, (Frances of Greenville were visiting her son Shealy of Greenville, at week. Mrs.

DeLoache, a week with the parents of her Shealy, and Mr. DeLoache, before returning to Columbia Hillsley, and two young daughN. were recent visitors to the former Nell Ray DeLoache Nell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. and Mr.

and Mrs. Harry R. E. Harriott, for a week's vacation at Johnson of Fort Lauderdale, Legare Benton of Columbia were Mr. and Mrs.

William E. Shealy) and young son, Johnnie, parents, Mr. and Mrs. John WilPawley's Island during the same then went to Pawley's to spend daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

joined them for a long weekend July 15. Charles Wallace Salley. Dr. and Mrs. Julian A.

Salley of Charleston announce the birth of a son, Charles Wallace, on May 23 at the Medical College Hospital in Charleston. Mrs. Salley is the former Kathryn Wallace, daughter of Mrs. C. A.

Wallace of Columbia and the late Mr. Wallace. The Salleys have another son, Julian and a half years old. Sutherland-Daniels Wedding Tonight. Myra Paxton Sutherland, daughter of Mrs.

Robert Guy Sutherland and the late Mr. Sutherland, will become the bride of Bennie Branham Daniels, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Branham Daniels, at 8 o'clock this evening in Ferguson Chapel of Main Street Methodist Church. The Rev.

A. B. Ferguson, pastor, will officiate at the ceremony. Wedding music will be presented by Mrs. Thomas E.

Tucker, organist, and Mrs. Doris E. McDowell, soloist. Ushers will be Lovick Daniels, brother of the bridegroomelect; Marshall Ladd, brother-in-law of the bridegr Robert Knight, Bobby Camp and Jimmy Ross, all of Columbia, and Robert Stewart of Millington, N. brother-in-law of the bridegroom-elect.

The bridegroom-elect will have for his best man, his father, B. B. Daniels. The bride-elect will be given in marriage by her brother inlaw, Frank M. Neeley, and will have as her matron of honor and only attendant, her sister, Mrs.

Frank M. Neeley. Margaret Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pickens daughter, Margaret Angela, on pital.

They have another daughter, Gary is the former Joan Rutledge, D. Rutledge of Winnsboro. Angela Gary. Gary announce the birth of a July 14 at the Providence HosCindy, 16 months old. Mrs.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Emrie-Padgett Wedding Cards. Invitations reading as follows are being received: "Mr.

and Mrs. Norton Smith Emrie request the honour of your presence at the marriage of their daughter, Mary Alexina, to Mr. Charles Ellison Padgett, on Saturday, the eleventh of August, nineteen hundred and fifty-six, at five thirty o'clock, Shandon Baptist, Church, Columbia, South Carolina, and afterwards at the seception in the Church Parlor." News About. Mary Boylston DeLoache, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Mims Workman DeLoache of North Augusta, has been visiting Margaret Young, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Martin D. Young, in Columbia. Mary is at present visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry R. E. Hampton, and cousin, Harriott Hampton, at Woodlands. Mrs.

H. B. Willis (Eva Hampton) and daughter, Mary Fleming (Rab), of Weston, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hampton, at Millwood after a pleasant sojourn at Edisto Beach for several weeks, where they were joined by H.

B. (Bus) Willis during the week of July Capt. and Mrs. D. Durham Lewis, formerly of Columbia, are now in San Antonio, Texas, where he is taking his basic training with the United States Army.

They are residing at 2815 East Houston Street, San Antonio. Captain Lewis is the son of the Rev. and Mrs. D. D.

Lewis of 1115 Princeton Street. He was graduated from the University of South Carolina and Bowman Pre-Nuptial Party For Miss Sutherland Ellerbe Engagement Mr. and Mrs. David Wallace Robinson announce the engagement of his daughter, Caroline LeConte. and Frank Rogers Ellerbe, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Rogers Ellerbe of Latta. The wedding is to take place in September. TurbyfillAllison Betrothal Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Frank Turbyfill, announce the engagement of their daughter, Margaret Kaye, and Julian Tracy Allison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Hardin Allison. The wedding is to take place on September 1 in College Place Methodist Church. Teachers to Hear Power Official ROCK HILL, July 20-C.

S. Reed, Duke Power Company vice-president and rate engineer, will trace the progress and growth of the Piedmont Carolinas when he is featured speaker 10:45 a.m. July 24 at Winthrop College at the South Carolina Home Economies teachers' conference. Blending original humorous poetry with cold statistics, Mr. Reed will outline the South's growth from a "onegallus economy" to the highly diversified production center the region is today.

He will be introduced by Mrs. Grace Taylor, home economics teacher from Greenville who will preside. Chester Pastor To Be Ordained CHESTER, July 20 (Special)The Rev. Edsel M. Huffstetler will be ordained and installed as pastor of St.

Paul's Presbyterian Church on Pinckney Road, Chester, at 7:30 Sunday evening. He was graduated from the Presbyterian College, Clinton, in 1953 and was graduated from Columbia Theological Seminary at Decatur, in 1956. As student pastor, he has served the St. Paul's Presbyterian Chapel of Chester; the First Presbyterian Church at Barnesville. and the Calvary Presbyterian Church at Elberton, Ga.

Mrs. Elim Heads Fairfield Group WINNSBORO, July 20 (Special) -Mrs. Roy Elim, director of the Fairfield County Welfare Department, has been named president of the local Business and Professional Women's Club. She sueceeds Miss Mae Reed, who resigned because of business absences. Acting Postmaster WILLIAMSTON, July 20 (P) J.

Homer Ford, former Anderson County superintendent of education, has been acting postmaster of the Williamston post office. Mrs. Inez Moore, postmistress for the past 29 years, has announced her retirement. Ford's appointment is effective July 31. LT.

JOE E. BERRY Lt. Joe E. Berry, in transit to Goose Air Base, Labrador, is now visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Joe E. Berry of Columbia. Lieutenant Berry was stationed at Abilene Air Force Base, Tex. until his recent transfer. He was graduated from the University of South Carolina Law School in June, 1955.

On the evening of July 12, Mrs. of Myra Sutherland, who is to be Street Methodist Church. Appearing and mother of the bride-elect; Miss In the dining room, the table was ioli, asters and candles in a silver sented the honor guest with a were miniature white net rice bags and mints were served. About 35 Firm to Promote Industry Formed At Bamberg BAMBERG, July 20-(Special)An organization to be known as Bamberg Industries, has been formed here. State Senator J.

Carl Kearse is president of the corporation; N. P. Smoak, is vice president, and J. D. Copeland is secretary-treasurer.

The corporation would erect a building or buildings for an approved industry wishing to locate in the town. It plans to issue 000 worth of stock in $20 shares. Mr. Copeland reported this week that some $25,000 in stock had been subscribed. Directors of the corporation, in addition to the officers, include Charles S.

Henerey, G. S. Sanders, James F. Risher, Charles S. Rentz, Dr.

H. J. Stuckey, J. B. Ness and Dr.

Robert Black. Cooking Is Fun SUNDAY DINNER. Delectable dessert that is sure to turn into a standby. Fried Chicken with Gravy Mashed Potatoes Succotash Salad Biscuits Lemon Freeze Beverage LEMON FREEZE Ingredients: 1 cup light cream, cup lemon juice, cup sugar, 3 eggs (separated). Method: Pour cream into freezing tray of refrigerator; chill until thin layer freezes at bottom.

Mix cream and 2 tablespoons of the lemon juice in a chilled bowl; whip until stiff; beat in 2 tablespoons of the sugar. With clean beater, beat egg whites until stiff enough to form peaks; beat in remaining sugar gradually; continue beating until very stiff. Beat egg yolks until pale colored; gradually beat in remaining lemon juice, Fold eggyolk mixture into beaten egg whites, then into whipped cream. Pour into freezing tray. Freeze with control set at coldest setting.

Makes 6 servings. Miss Universe Beauty Derby Reaches Climax LONG BEACH, July 20 (P Blanquita Heredia, Miss Vene-Girls from 15 nations were get- zuela. ting a little tense on the inside. The international list was cut to 15 from 30 late last night. and fluttery on the outside tonight Today the girls slept late and as the big showdown neared in had midmorning breakfasts before the Miss Universe beauty derby.

starting rehearsals for the final They were making show. Miss United States. an Iowa touches to gowns and hairdos as preacher's daughter, had a slight the time neared for choice of a sore throat but she was overjoyed rew Miss Universe to take the to learn that her parents, the Rev. place of blonde Hillevi Rombin, and Mrs. Laverne Morris, were retiring titieholder.

arriving by plane late the today to be Nine judges were scheduled to with her for the final event. The cut the list of 15 to five and then Rev. Mr. Morris is pastor of the make the choice of the winner and Davis Street Christian church in four runnersup. Ottumwa, Iowa, and Carol, A The 15 in the semifinals are: Drake University coed, is the Ileana Carremin, Argentina; couple's only child.

Lucienne Auquier, Miss Belgium; Miss United States had someMaria Cardoso, Miss Brazil Mar- thing of a mystery on her hands. ci a Rodriguez, Miss Cuba; Iris An envelope was found in her hotel Waller, Miss England; Anita Trey- box, with these words scribbled on ens, Miss France; Marina Orschel, the' outside: key to 'convertible Miss Germany: Margaret Gouma, -Miss USA." Inside was a car Miss Greece: Sara Tal. Miss Is- key. Rosanna Galli, Miss Italy; Miss Morris will receive a movie rael; Erna Bauman, Miss Mexico: Lola contract, wardrobe and other Sabogal, Miss Peru; Ingrid Goude, prizes for winning the Miss USA Miss Sweden; Carol Morris, of title but nobody knew of any plans Towa, Miss United States, give her a car in addition. Gray School of Medicine, Winston Salem, N.

C. He has interned lat the Columbia Hospital in Columbia. Mary Elizabeth. Lewis, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs.

D. D. Lewis of 1115 Princeton Street, is a member of the staff of the Ridgecrest Baptist Assembly, Ridgecrest, N. this summer. She is serving as pianist and soloist, and has been at Ridgecrest since June 1.

Mary Elizabeth is a rising senior at the University of South Carolina, where she is majoring in music education. Nancy Nelson of Newport News, arrived by plane Thursday for a visit with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Godfrey, at 1323 Haynsworth Road. This weekend, Nancy, Mr.

and Mrs. Godfrey and their son, Frank, will go to Pawley's Island, where they will be joined by Dr. and Mrs. R. O.

Nelson of Newport News, Nancy's parents, for a week's vacation. The Nelsons will return to Columbia with the Godfreys for a visit before going back to Newport News. Mr. and Mrs. Don L.

Holt of 316 Springwood Road are spending a week at Kanuga, the Episcopal Conference Center at Hendersonville, N. where they are attending the Family Conference. Tatum-Watson Engagement Announced Col. and Mrs. John May Tatum of Bamberg announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Carolyn, and Dr.

Michael Cunningham Watson of Bamberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Calhoun Watson of Ridge Spring. The wedding is to take place at 8 p.m. September at Trinity Methodist Church in Bamberg.

SchofieldTaylor Betrothal Mrs. N. N. Schofield of Marion announces the engagement of her daughter, Franke, and Joe Earl Taylor, son of Mrs. Ruth R.

TayColumbia and T. W. Taylor of Charleston. The wedding is to take place on August 17. Eargle-Craps Engagement Announced Mr.

and Mrs. Charlie A. Eargle Lovick T. Daniels entertained married to Bennie Branham in the above picture are, Sutherland; Mrs. B.

B. covered with a white linen and crystal container. Pastel corsage of white carnations, tied with white ribbon. guests were invited. (Staff (Banks-Ramage Betrothal Announced Mrs.

Robert Hawthorne Banks of North Augusta announces the engagement of her daughter, Betty Claire, and Lt. Victor Ganus Ramage of Kinston, N. son of Mrs. Jayce Ira Ramage of North Augusta and the late Mr. Ramage of Saluda and North Augusta.

The bride-elect is the daughter of Mrs. Banks and the late Robert Hawthorne Banks of Chester and Plum Branch. Bridge Event To Be Held July 22 On July 22 at 1:30 p.m. many bridge players will gather at Kester's Bamboo House to compete for the master point awards. This will be a two-session game with the second session starting at 6:30 p.m.

after dinner has been served. Master points from the American Contract Bridge League will be awarded on a Local classification basis which is second only to Sectional rating. Points will be awardled in both afternoon and evening sessions, in addition to the overall awards. Players desiring partners may call Mrs. William Simpson at 4-7418 and every effort will be made to arrange a congenial partnership.

at a linen shower at her home on Huntington Street in Daniels, at 8 o'clock this evening in Ferguson Chapel of left to right: Mrs. F. M. Neeley and Mrs. Guy Sutherland, mother of the bridegroom-elect, and Mrs.

Lovick damask cloth, and centered with an arrangement of white daisies and asters were used in the living room. The hostess and she was the recipient of many lovely gifts of linen. Contests were enjoyed, and punch, cheese-straws, bridal cakes, Photo.) DOROTHY DIX SAYS Girl Rejects Suitor; He Wanted Pre-Marital Test Dear Dorothy Dix: I thought The knew right from wrong, but have things changed these days? While attending a picnic ly I met a boy. I fell hard for him, and he fell for me. From then on, we were together constantly, datled almost every night, met each other's families, won their approval.

The only lacking was the marriage proposal. I expected thing, that any day. At his sister'- wedding last week he was kiddingly asked, "Why don't you get married?" His answer was, "I'G marry tomorrow if I could be sur it would stick. don't want a marriage that ends in divorce or separation." Later in the evening the subject renewed between us, and he was, ed his position. I said I thought we were suited to each other, but he claims you never can tell how you'd react to situations until you've tried them.

One couldn't be sure of a mate, he said, unless pre relations had established their suitability to each other. asked him to leave, and he did. A few days later he called Ito ask if he was forgiven. I said of Lexington announce the engagehonor ment of their daughter, Freeda Ernestine, and Clemuel George Main Craps, son of Mrs. Butler L.

Craps sister of Leesville and the late Mr. Craps. Daniels. The wedding is to take place in glad- the fall. pre- Favors nuts would be it he, changed his mind.

He hasn't called again. Now, am I being silly or smart in not giving in? Winnie. Dear Winnie: Your young man is either extremely naive or calcullating clever. It he believes his theory, he's artless indeed. It he doesn't believe it himself, and is just trying to sell you a bill of goods, he's a first- class heel.

From this distance I can't tell which is which. This I can emphatically say, though. Whatever his purpose, the attitude is completely wrong. You are being wise and honorable in defending your owr ideals. Don't surrender them.

Do you want a man to shop for you, as a wife, in the same impersonal manner he uses to buy a suit? Marriage is not a "satisfaction guaranteed or your money back" proposition. Men and women are supposed to be endowed with the intelligence to make a good first choice. He has nothing to lose from his experiment; you have to sacrifice. Don't be misled by fallacious reasoning. Columbia Station Wants to Switch To VHF Channel WASHINGTON, July 20 (P)-A Columbia television station wants to switch to a channel now being used by a Charleston station.

The Federal Communications Commission today invited comment on the proposal. WNOK-TV at Columbia now is on ultra-high frequency Channel 67. It has its transmitter on the outskirts of Columbia. It wants to switch to very high frequency transmission and use Channel 5. WCSC-TV at Charleston now uses Channel 5, but switch to Channel 4 or Channel 7.

Columbia has ore other television station, WIS-TV which uses Channel 10. About million Americans over 65 years old get income from public Social Security programs. brooks brown FLORIST Phone 3-1647 4806 Colonial Dr. "FLOWERS" For All Occasions DeLoache, Inc. 1113 Hampton Ph.

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