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Index-Journal, Greenwood, S.C., Aug. 30, 1965 3 Miss Linda Witherspoon And Meetings WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 1 Personals IN HOSPITAL Mrs. R.

M. Butler is pa Bride's Pastor Performs Pickell-Gunnells Rites Geddes Anderson Take Vows Wayside Garden Club will meet at 3 p.m. at the home of Mrs. C. W.

Palmer with Mrs. W. 0. Carson as co-hostess. tient in Self Memorial Hospital.

SELF MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Mrs. L. C. Clark will eive a talk on "Dried Arrangements." Mrs. Gerald McKellar" is a 4 i and members are reminded to patient in Self Memorial Ros- Miss Patricia Ann Pickell pitaL 8 PlanX they have and Barry jve Gunnells.

both prepared themselves. Inf thir 1 Nandina Garden Club will STILL A PATIENT Mrs. Brady Burch is still a patient in Self Memorial i nome groom's parents before a few friends and members of Drive. Mrs. T.

S. Rodgers will the two famiIies at 7:30 Satur. be co-hostess. tv- i RETURNS HOME Ray Crowe, who has been THURSDAV SEPT. 2 ibert Jo'inson performed the Rnhort u'ai'ir rhi.r double-ring ceremony.

UDC. will meet at 3:30 D.m.i ine Dme 1S a daughter oi Miss Linda Ann Witherspoon became the bride of Geddes Dowling Anderson at 8 o'clock Saturday evening in a candlelight service at the First Baptist Church in Greenwood. The Rev. James A. Bowers performed the ceremony.

He was assisted by Dr. R. Bryce Herbert of Florence, uncle of the groom. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Edwin Witherspoon of Chinquapin, Greenwood. She was graduated in June from Columbia College with a B.A. degree in psychology, after having attended three years. Mr. Anderson is a son of Thomas Carson Anderson Jr.

of Forest Hills, Greenwood, and the late Louise Dowling Ander-on. He is a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carson Anderson of Greenwood County. He was graduated in Mav fmm seriously ill at Myrtle Beach Hospital for a number ot weeks was scheduled to return home today.

Mrs. Crowe, his mother. at the home of Mrs. B. and Jack Crowe of Greenwood and other relatives from At Mr.

and Mrs. William E. Pickell Jr. of Greenwood. She is a graduate of Greenwood High School and is employed by The Index-Journal Co.

The groom, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Ellis Gunnells of Woodfields, is also a Greenwood High School graduate and works at Chemstrand Co. After a wedding trip to the coast the couple will be at home at Stroupe with Mrs. 0.

W. Vincent, Mrs. S. W. Harling and Mrs.

J. D. Jacks assisting hostesses. John McKellar Reynolds Chapter, UDC, will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Moose Club.

Hostesses will be Mrs. B. F. Adams, Mrs. Bob Canfield, Mrs.

J. F. Hill, Mrs. C. C.

Wilbanks, I Greenwood Shores, Ninety Six. The bride and groom stood Clemson University with a B.A. Mrs. C. R.

Dent and Miss Linda Tharpe. Driftwood Garden Club will meet at 11 a.m. at Holiday Inn with Mrs. Joe Adams Jr. and Mrs.

Glenn McWhorter, hostesses, and Mrs. Joe Adams, guest speaker. Wingard Circle of Emmanuel Lutheran Church Women will meet at 8 p.m. at the church. Mrs.

Ethelyn Parkman will be program leader. FRIDAY, SEPT. 3 Six-hole Scotch Foursome will begin at 4:30 p.m. followed by before an improvised altar in a setting of candlelight and white flowers. Mrs.

Arvest Turner gave a musical program prior to the service. The bride's pearl-white wedding dress was designed street-length of imported, embroidered silk organza over peau de soie having a jewel neckline, fitted bodice, short sleeves and bell-shaped skirt which was heavily embroidered near the scalloped hemline. Her tiered, shoulder-length veil of nylon il lanta, have been recent guests of the Crowes at Myrtle Beach. RETURNS FROM EUROPE Miss Joan Browning returned Friday after spending the summer in Europe. FROM GREENVILLE Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Piper of Greenville attended the Wither-spoon-Anderson wedding Saturday evening. ATTEND WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. Joab Dowling and family, Mr.

and Mrs. G. G. Dowling Jr. and Mrs.

G. G. Dowling of Beaufort, Mrs. Guy Hood of Gadsen, and her daughter, Mrs. Nicholson of Wisconsin were among relatives attending the Witherspoon-Anderson wedding.

IMPROVING Mrs. Whitfield Perry Jr. of Columbia has been critically ill in Columbia Hospital and is improving slowly. Mr. and Mrs.

S. W. Perry of Greenwood have been keeping the children. "Duck" has returned to school in Columbia and Vicki, Lawrence and David are still with their grandparents. uegree in arts and sciences.

While at Clemson, he was a member of Sigma Alpha Zeta, social fraternity. The groom was attended by his father, as best man, and the following usher-groomsmen: Thomas Carson Anderson III of Spartanburg and Greenwood, and Joab Mauldin Anderson of Fort Bliss, Texas, and Greenwood, brothers of the groom; Calvin William Kinard of Epworth, James Cuthbert Self Jr. of Columbia and Greenwood, John E. White of Greenwood, Rhett Cooper Sanders of Atlanta and Greenwood, Berry Kenneth Bolt of Clemson and Greenwood, Sterling Webb Beckman and Neil C. Robinson of Columbia.

The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore a formal gown of candlelight silk organza over peau de soie designed semi Empire style with controlled princess-line skirt which flowed into a circu a covered dish supper at the lusion was attached to a silk Greenwood Country Club. it'' rv rvy- i GREEN TWIGS From the GRAPEVINE By Florida Carpenter lar chapel train. Appliques of Mrs. Geddes Dowling Anderson were Mrs.

Ruth Patterson of. For travel to Hilton Head, Greenwood, aunt of the bride; the bride changed to a three- Mrs. Barry Dave Gunnells and Mrs. Frank Hollingsworth piece olive-colored, knit en rose and she wore short white ikept the bride's book, nroAnurvH 1 .1. i aeuiuie wun maicning nai ana For travel the bride changed brown lizard accessories She mc unucs uiree-nerea.

aec- NOTE TO BRIDES Note to brides: if you are planning to learn to bake pies, equip your kitchen with a wire pastry blender, a pastry cloth and a stockinet cover for the rolling pin. You'll find the pastry cloth and covered rolling pin will also be a great aid in rolling out cookie dough. orated cake was Dlaced on a Aiencon lace outlined the scalloped, portrait neckline and extended in a twin panel effect down the skirt front and decorated the elbow-length sleeves. The matching veil of silk illusion was double-tiered with a blusher and was attached to a coronet of Aiencon lace re-embroidered in seed pearls and aurora crystals. Her cascade bouquet of white Frenched car kiuvcs.

ner oouquec oi Fha-laenopsis orchids and satin streamers topped a white Bible which the Young Women's Auxiliary of Woodfields BaDtist able first grade pictures Betty to an aqua and white two-piece dress and white accessories and completed her costume with reflector and circled with Baker's fern. It hiehliehted th HAVE YOU SEEN Have you seen Shenandoah, the movie playing at The State Theater? If you haven't, Brewington, The Index-Journal photographer, took Thursday table, which was covered with the orchids from her wedding Church had given her. a floor-length white oreandv bouquet. ine only attendant was Miss cloth. Servine were: Mrs Brenda Monroe, who was at completed her costume with the orchid from her bouquet.

After September 4, the couple will live at 15-B Woodland Terrace Apts. in Columbia where Mr. Anderson will enter the University of South Carolina School of Law. Special out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Carson Anderson, of Ninety Six- Mrs r.mftnii. 4lcHHc morning when school days be gan for local "innocents." Betty caught a charming se Julian Stanford of Union and tired in a daytime-length. Dastel Mrs. Fred Lee Witherspoon of blue Batiste dress featuring uetnesda, Maryland, both aunts ries. of pictures of the Wallen of the bride.

there's tonight and tomorrow left to see it. Take a towel or a bucket for teprs you'll surely need a large handejkerchief, but the picture has a message. It depicts (too melodramatically) the rows of lace on the bodice. She carried a pink, blue and white nosegay and wore a self- sisters, Shelby, age six; and Janet Leigh, who will be two in Miss Lvnn Harrison of Green wood, proxy for the bride at ucioDer. uotn little girls are the rehearsal and Mrs.

of Beaufort, grandpar- very pretty with their golden hair and bright blue eves: thev material rose and circular veil headpiece. Mr. Gunnells was his son's best man. neth Johnson of Clemson, kept ents of the groom, and Mrs LANDER COLLEGE THEATER DANCE CLASSES for Children and Adults ONE SEMESTER OF DANCE (16 Lesons) $25.00. Special Rates For Two In A Family were dressed for the occasion the bride book.

Miss Deborah Greeorv. of heartbreaking folly of the Civil War. From our own confused era you can look back to see and both seemed equally eager Alma Sanders of Union, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lee Witherspoon of Tampa, Florida, grandparents of the bride.

Immediately after the ceremony a reception was held for ior scnooi to start. Greenwood distributed rice bags how some things then seemed ripht and at the same time among the wedding guests. Shelby attended Mrs. H. B.

Fraser's kindergarten and is wrong, how there is no real nations was centered with a white, yellow-throated Cattleya orchid. She also carried" A-handmade linen and lace chief. Miss Donna Elaina Witherspoon of Greenwood, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Mrs. Hugh Dave Whitener Jr.

of Anderson and Greenwood was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Ada Aline Anderson of Greenwood, sister of the groom; Miss Doris Elaine Hollingsworth of Greenwood; Miss Elizabeth Ann Mc-Clendon of Johnsonville, Miss Nancy Hammond Siedschlag of Columbia, Miss Mary McKin-non Floyd of Johnsonville, and Miss Iola Goddard Wienges of St. Matthews. The attendants were dressed alike in formal-length aqua chiffon, semi Empire style especially interested in singing wedding guests. A white and green color scheme prevailed throughout.

Mrs. Sam Pickell and Mrs. Avery Shaw assisted in serving. Mrs. James Owings which she'll be doing along with other lessons for some Births escape from the strong currents of the age.

Perhaps such a picture will help us to take a better look at today. James Stewart does a wonderful characterization as the years to come. The girls are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. W.

G. Wallen of Beckridge. Their mother is the STONE Mr. and Mrs. David Norman father in the family of six sons and one daughter.

He is appeal tormer Margaret Harrison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harrison of Utopia. Stone of Rt. 2, Ninety Six, an ing to the nth degree and some of his lines offer a good ante- nounce the birth of a son, Da Gail Crystal, Aug.

26 at Self Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Bryan is the former Adeline Deeley of Woodlawn, N.J. LINDLEY Mr and R. G.

Lindley of Forest Park, announce the birth of a daughter, Kris Marie. Aue. 7 at Georgia Ban- INSTRUCTOR: Mrs. Carol Neubner Lander Dance Instructor, Past Dance Instructor, Sweet Briar College, past Dance Assistant Denver University. ASSISTANTS: Mrs.

Frankie Rucker and Miss Dolly Rush, Senior Dance Students at Lander College. REGISTRATION: Sept. p.m. Under Dance Studio. CLASSES BEGIN SEPT.

14TH. oote tor the tears. Lee Barratt, whose ancestors had deep roots in the south and who today has local connec vid Shannon, Aug. 25 at Self Memorial Hospital. Mrs.

Stone is the former Joy Lane Bailey of Greenwood. BRYAN Mr. and Mrs. Willie B. Bryan of 608 Waters Saluda, an- Rural Calendar TUESDAY, AUG.

31 Pressure Cooker Clinic from 10 a.m.-noon at County Club Market building, located on the site of old County Prison in front of Self Memorial Hospiital. gowns featuring scoop necklines and elbow-length sleeves. Each carried a cascading bouquet of pink Frenched carnations centered with American Beauty roses. Honorary bridesmaids, carry tions, wrote the script. BEGINNING THE LONG GRIND tist Hospital.

The couple has Beware the of ice clique and its tale a son, Jeffrey. Mrs. Lindley is the former Elizabeth Ann Thomas of Greenwood. It's a real pity that we didn't have room to run all the ador- nounce the birth of a daughter, bearer. ing single, long-stemmea Amer Making Your Living More Comfortable! ican Beauty rosebuds, were Miss Nancy Lee Anderson of Greenwood, sister of the groom; Miss Burns Browning raylor of Greenwood; Miss lane Alexis Woodle of Greenwood; and Miss Beverly Gene I Salutes Keeps cakes fresher, longer! McKinney of Greenwood.

Mrs. Rufus Beaudrot Greenwood was organist TEFIHM coated of and WUm AMERICA 8" SAUTE PAN CAKE COVER with lock-on tray Conolly Burgess of Aiken and Greenwood sang. Immediately following the wedding ceremony, the bride's parents entertained at a reception in the church parlor. Presiding at punch bowls placed at either end of the table SINGER BACK TO SCHOOL GO-GO ALL FOR Spatula Mixer Ninety Six Local Students Will Return lo Colleges By MARIE HINTON 95 $4 SCHOLASTIC TYPEWRITER 2 SPEED PORTABLE PHONO (INCL BATTERIES) FREE 45 OR 33 RPM RECORD (UP TO 1.49 VALUE) Omelettes practically slide right out of this French-style tapered pan. Biscuit-colored Teflon cooks without sticking, cleans with- 99 Unique humidifitr in (over helpi keep ctkei froitingt moist Lock -on cover and htndle for convenient one hinded carrying.

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