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Eight THE INDEX-JOURNAL, GREENWOOD. S. C. 20, 1954 Miss Mary Elizabeth Hamer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William Douglas Hamer of Bennettsville, was married Saturday to First Lt. John Townsend Stevens, of Charleston and Sumter. Mrs. Stevens graduated from Lander College and has been teaching in Sumter. Now stationed at Shaw Air Force Base, Lt.

Stevens will be employed with DuPont Co. at Aiken following his release from service. Mrs. Jack Stevens Presented Gift By Lebanon Club Former Lander Student Wed Church Music Is Subiect For Club Program NINETY SIX--Mrs. Wade Pursley, Mrs.

J. E. Gunter and Mrs. C. A.

Smith were hostesses to 'the Music Lovers' Club on Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Gunter's home on Pinehaven Drive. Lovely Christmas arrangements were used in the and dining room. Mrs. L.

Burnett, presided over the business session after the meeting was opened by Mrs. Toomer La Roche, giving the club collect. A program on "Church prepared by the program leader, Mrs. C. R.

White, was introduced by Mrs. Perrin Anderson in Mrs. White's absence, The program as planned to make club members feel the spirit of Christmas music as a regular worship program adaptable to home or church. Prior to the program, Miss- Alita Holbrooks of Greenwood played A piano solo, "Waltz in A-Flat" (Brahms). Mrs.

Cecile K. Smathers opened the program by playing piano prelude, "He Shall Feed His Flock" and "Pastorale" (Handel): Then they group sang song of raise, "While Shepherds Watched Their Flock." followed by a vocal solo, "A Polish Carol," Mrs. E. W. Roberts, Jr.

The offertory, "A Medley of Christmas Carols" WAS played by Mrs. C. A. Smith, followed by the group singing "Oh Come, All Ye Faithful." The concluding number was a solo, "I Know That My Redeemer Liveth" (Handel) by Miss Evelyn Martin. During the social hour the hostesses served white fruit cake, salted nuts, and coffee.

Our Flock Bird Club Given Party Members of our Flock Bird Club at Harris School were entertained at a Christmas party Thursday night at the YMCA by Mrs. Gray Moore and Mrs. Nat Watson, representing the Tulip Garden Club which sponsors the junior organization. A number of games and contests were conducted with prizes awarded. Christmas carols were sung.

The students sang "Happy Christmas To You" as gifts were presented to Mrs. J. L. Tedards, teacher of the class, and Bill Sandell, general secretary of the YMCA. Refreshments of hot dogs, drinks, candies and chips were served.

At school earlier in the day, the boys and girls' strung raisins, corn, apples and cranberries later put on trees for 'the birds. ABBEVILLE ABBEVILLE and Mrs. Albert Ramey and Emmet Manning, of Calhoun Falls, spent several days last week in Youngstown, Ohio. Mrs. Lewis Perrin left Sunday to.

spend the Christmas holidays with her daughter, Mrs. Van Dyne, at Ft. Knox, Ky. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Lance, of Brevard, N. were guests of C. D. Brown Sunday. Mrs.

Fred Miller, of Brevard. N. will visit Misses Louise and Charlotte Brown on Christmas. Billy Bowie, of Westminster Choir, Princeton University, is spending the Christmas holidays with his parents, Mr. and W.

G. Bowle. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith, also from Westminster Choir, are spending the holidays with Mrs.

Smith's mother, Mrs. Eugene Power. Troop Number 71 of the Boy Scouts was reorganized here last week with Mason Speer as the scoutmaster. His assistants will be Duncan Carmichael, Tommy Chandler, and Robert Keith. Robert became an Eagle scout several years ago.

Mrs. Mary C. Thomas, of Charleston, is spending the holidays with her mother, Mrs. James Chalmers. J.

A. Ramey, Dolphus Newell, a. James Chalmers visited W. A. Calvert at Oliver General Hospital in Augusta Sunday.

Note to weight-watchers: an 8- ounce glass of milk, made with non-fat dry milk solids, has only 82 calories. That is less than half the calories in a glass of whole fresh milk. 1, Esso Motoring Club Has Christmas Party Esso Happy Motoring Club had the annual Christmas dinner party Saturday night at the Fairway. The room was attractive with holly, mistletoe, candles and other holiday decorations. E.

L. Rinehart, district manager, was presented a clothing certificate by dealers in his district. The club decided to meet next on 3 OPEN EVERY NITE TILL Jim McDonalds Are Honored At Bridge Party Mr. and Mrs. Jim McDonald were honor guests Friday at a bridge party given by Mr.

and Mrs. Marion Davis at their home on Terrace Way. Holly, pine and other holiday decorations in green and red decorated the party room. A lighted Santa Claus was on the door and a window arrangement featured a red candle and choir boys. Four tables of bridge were in play.

Mrs. Jay Horne was high score prize winner for the women and Marshall Mays won the floating prize' and high score for men. Mrs. McDonald was presented An anniversary candle by the hostess. food charlotte russe cake and coffee were served.

Guests were Mr. and Mrs. ald, Mr. and Mrs. Marsahll Mays, Mr.

and Mrs. Jay Horne, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Watkins, Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Henderson Barnette, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barnette, Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Squires. Births Davis Airman First Class and Mrs. Larry Davis announce the birth of son, James Larry (Jack), in Alexandria, Dec. 12.

Mrs. Davis is the former Cherry Roberts of Alexandria and Mr. Davis is the son of Mrs. Emmie Davis of Washington a Street here. the third Tuesday in at the home of Boyce Banks to elect new officers.

Sixteen persons were present. DE CHANEL A VERY PINE BATH POWDER WITH THE MOST TREASURED NAME. IN PERFUME CHANEL SMITH'S DRUG STORE HD Club held its Christmas. party Friday night in the Lebanon Church recreation hall. Hostesses were Mrs.

Ernest Godfrey, Miss Grace Eidson, Mrs. T. C. Anderson and Mrs. Perrin Anderson.

A lighted Christmas tree and greens and berries decorated the party room. Several Christmas games and contests were directed by Mrs. James McFerrin and Mrs. Hubert Chandler, and carols were sung by the group. Mrs.

Jack Stevens, Lebanon 4-H Club leader for the past rear, was presented a gift by the club in appreciation of her services. Mrs. J. T. C.

Anderson, in making the presentation, stated that Mrs. Stevens had laced service. to youth above her own interests and self. Refreshments were served from butfet and' table decorated in silver, green white. Birthdays The Index-Journal extends best wishes to the following who observe birthdays tomorrow, Dec.

21: Neel Crymes Graham Hawkins C. L. Luquire W. C. Keith Horace Cobb James Harrison Mrs.

Lee Wilson William Lee Holladay Karen Lenora Evans Marcus Ray Bishop Margaret Fay Bishop Mrs. R. L. Devore J. T.

Wash Mrs. P. B. Bryan Mrs. T.

P. Lipscomb Mrs. C. A. Bagwell R.

Stewart J. T. McCombs Congratulations are extended to those who celebrate their wedding anniversary tomorrow: and Mrs. Roy P. Still Mr.

and Mrs. Olin Adams Rev. and Mrs. H. E.

Bullington GIVE HER A VOGUE GIFT CERTIFICATE She'll love doing her GIFT OF own shopping BEST at her leisure at the VOGUE Lovely Shop For Ladies Family Party Held At Bold Spring School Bold Spring School PTA held an old fashioned family night pound party at- the school Thursday night. The school children gave presentation of the Christmas story. Mrs. J. C.

Dalton assisted the teachers in producing this pageant in scripture and song. Mrs. Wilson Arnold, PTA president, welcomed those present and conducted a short business meeting. She discussed the possibility of securing a machine through the Lions Club to test the eyes of children at the school. Mrs.

Arnold read an inspirational Christmas from School Supt. Thomas I. Dowling. Fruits, nuts, cookies and candies, piled high on a decorated table, were served during the social hour with soft drinks. Miss Bradberry Of Anderson Weds Mr.

Murdock Miss Doris Jeanne Bradberry of Anderson, daughter of Oscar T. Bradberry and the late Mrs. Brad berry of Abbeville, became the bride of Charles Ray Murdock, son of Mr. and Mrs B. Murdock of Belton, Dec.

12 in the First Baptist Church of Anderson. The Rev. D. Boyd Cannon performed. the double ring ceremony.

David Murdock served as his brother's best man. Ushers were Bob Holroyd and Johnny Tice of Anderson, Lt. Ben Wright of Camp Tordon, Rufus Bradberry of Abbeville and Ansel Bradberry of Augusta, brothers of the bride, and David Craig of Gastonia, N. C. Maid of honor was Ashley of Honea Path.

Bridesmaids were Mrs. Frances Adams Ila Mae Richey of Anderson, Miss Josephine Wiles of Honea Path, Miss Gloria' Herron of Starr, Gene Parker of Anderson, and Mrs. Lucille Bradberry of Abbeville, sister-in-law of the bride. Glenda Bradberry of Augusta, niece of the bride, was flower girl. The bride was given in marriage by Mrs.

her fathelock was graduated from Sharon High School in Abbeville and from the Anderson Memorial Hospital School of Nursing She is presently on the staff of the Anderson Memorial Hospital. Mr. Murdock as graduated Kinard-Waters Wedding Plans Are Revealed Miss Ruth Byrd Kinard, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John Carroll Kinard of Ninety Six, and.

Philemon B. Waters, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. B.

Waters of Sa'uda, haev completed plans for their wedding which will take place at 7. p. m. Dec. 28 at St.

Paul's Methodist Church in Six. The Rev. Fred Owen, pastor, will ofNinety, ficiate at the double ring ceremony. Mrs. Cecile K.

Smathers, organist, and Miss Vernon Osborne, vocalist, will present the wedding music. Miss Kinard, who is to be given in marriage by her father, will have for her matron of honor, her sister, Mrs. E. W. Roberts, Jr.

(Ann Kinard) of Ninety Six and Miss Nell DuBose of Manning will be maid of honor Bridesmaids will be Miss Nancy Overton of Cheraw, Mi ella ward of Cheraw, and Miss Judith Wilder of Walterboro, all of College, and Miss Louise borne of Erskine College and Ninety Six. Elizabeth Patrick of Greenwood and Harriett Schneider of Ninety Six will be flower girls and Joe Williams, Jr. Jackson and Smiley Kennedy of Ninety Six will act as ribbon bearers. Bill Sherard of Williamston will be the ring bearer. The bridegroom's best man will be his father, P.

B. Waters, of Saluda. The usher-groomsmen will be Edmund Waters and Jack Griffith of Saluda, E. W. Roberts, Jr.

of Ninety Six and' Bob Holmes and J. L. McCradie of Columbia. Miss Bonnie Cone 'of Saluda will be proxy for the bride at the wedding. rehearsal.

A reception will be held at the home of the bride-elect on Cambridge Rd. in Ninety Six immediately following the ceremony. RURAL CALENDAR Tuesday, Dec. 21 Utopia HD Club will meet at 7:30 p. m.

at the home of Mrs. Watson Dorn. from. Honea Path High School o.nd received his A. B.

degree from Erskine College. He is employed with the Anderson County Health Dept. After a wedding trip to Florida, the couple is at home in Anderson SANTA IS LOOK Junior Club Has Christmas Meet Saturday Porget-Me-Not Junior Garden and Bird Club met Saturday and the home of Mercene and Theresa Kiappes with 14 members present. It was announced that Elizabeth Leslie and Emma Jean Ridlehuber won blue ribbons on their handand hand-painted insect posters. Mary Ann Glasgow and Donna Henry won blue ribbons on their mounted insect posters.

A friendship Christmas tree and a gumdrop tree were made by the club members and these were taken to Brewer Hospital. Conversation on "what I wai.t most for Christmas" was enjoyed. Rita Smart, president, received a gift from the club and all members enjoyed a gift exchange. Christmas novelty bells were pinned members as they arrived and Theresa Kiappes WOD the lucky bells. Carols were sung after which delicious refreshments were served hostesses, assisted by their mother, Mrs.

John Kiappes. Mrs. Henry Toney and Mrs. Bill Fuller of the sponsoring Narcissus Club met with the group. GET YOUR 1955 Sunday School Guide Arnold $2.50 Douglas $2.95 Tarbell $2.50 Broadman $2.50 Peloubet's $2.75 McCaslan's For The HOLIDAY Season AHEAD Spirited hats on top of the festivities.

Jaunty, sparkling hats. from our new collection. Wear yours to spark daytime ensembles to crown after-five costumery. BIG NEW Including Angora Pony Tails SHIPMENT HATS 100 All Fall Winter Hats Greatly Reduced For The Holidays THE HAT BOX MAXWELL AVENUE. COMING! WHAT HE HAS DONE WITH THE TOYS AT EFIRD'S REDUCED! REDUCED! to 2.

DOLLS PIANOS COWGIRL SUITS TABLE CHAIR SETS TRAINS GUN HOLSTER SET MOVIE PROJECTORS TRUCKS FOOTBALL HELMETS AND SHOULDER A NUMBER OF OTHER GIFT ITEMS HAVE BEEN REDUCED! TO CLEAR THEM ALL OUT VISIT EFIRD'S ONLY 4 DAYS TO SHOP WE WILL BE OPEN AT NIGHTS DEPARTMENT Greenwood STORE THROUGH THURSDAY.