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MISS AGl\1'ES MARIE, HUMPHRIESMr. and Mrs. Lewis Humphries of Ridgeway announce

the engagement of their daughter, Agnes Marie, tothe Rev. E'dward N. Taylor of Blythewood. The wed-ding will take place April 22 at the Sawney's CreekBaptist Church. f,{ _ '

MISS PAMELA PATRICE 1I1JMPHRIESMr. and Mrs. James Allen Humphries of Rion an-

nonn.ce the ~ng'agement of their daughter, Pamela'P~tnce, to 1\Lr. James Joseph Faile. He is the son .of. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alexander Faile, Sr. ofWmnsboro.

Mi,ss Huml?h,ries ~s employed by the UniroyalTextile Administrative Center, and Mr. Fails isemployed by Winnsboro Motor Sales.The wedding is planned for September 16 in theGreenbrier United Methodist Church. / q 1.:3

M¥JBuster Hudson toBe Married Abroad

Friends and relatives of 1stSgt. Marion W. Hudson of Ha-waii have received the followinginvitation here:IMr. and Mrs. Manuel De Ponte

request the honor of your pres-ence at the wedding reception inhonor of the marriage of theirdaughter, Berni-ce, to 1st Sgt.Marion W. Hudson, on Sunday

,- a~ternoon, January thirty-first,nineteen hundred and forty-tHree,at one-thirty P. M., at the familyresidence, 3428 Pearl Harbor road.

Miss Juanita HudsonBecomes Bride of Mr.Waldrop Christmas Day

Miss Juanita Hudson of Winns-boro, daughter of Mrs. A. D.Hudson -and the late Mr. Hud-'son, became the bride of Mr. JoelWaldrop of Winnsboro and Co-lumbia in an impressive doublering ceremony Christmas eve-ning at 7 o'clock at the GordonMemorial Methodist parsonage.The Rev. Harvey McConnellMontgomery, pastor of the Gor-don Memorial Methodist Churchofficiated. 11~-;',;

The setting for the service wasformed by Christmas decorationsof red berries, pine, lighted ta-pers and a Christmas tree.

Miss Joyce Sharpe was thebride's only attendant; and thebridegroom's brother, J. D. Wal-drop of Winnsboro, was best man.

The bride was (lovely in hernavy suit with navy and pinkaccessories, her corsage was of.plnk carnations.- Miss Betty Charles Emersonfurnished the musical numbers:"The Bridal Chorus," "Deep in,My Heart, Dear" by SigmundRomberg, "Because by GuyD'Hardelot, and Mendelssohn's"Wedding March,"

The guests present were Mr.and Mrs. Bennie Hudson, Mrs. J.D. Waldrop, Miss Carolyn Hud-son, Miss Myrtle Clarke, Mrs.H. M. Montgomery and JaneMontgomery of Winnsboro andMr. and Mrs. Brooks Self anddaughters of Columbia.

During the evening the bridalcouple left for a trip to Florida.

They plan to make their home-at ,1806 Green Street, Columbia.

Mrs. Waldrop had b~en book-keeper at the Eagle's Store here.She attended Mt. Zion high:; school.I Mr. Waldrop is the son of Mrs.I J.' H. Ellenburg and the late Mr.J. D. Waldrop. He attended Mt.Zion high school and has takenadvanee courses in televisioncameraman in Louisville andChicago. Mr. Waldrop is now em-ployed as manager of the South-eastern Radio Parts Co. in Co-lumbia.

Miss ~ unqerpiller iIs Wed Aug. 13 to ,Mr. SwearingenMr. arrd Mrs. E. Samuel Hunger- I

piller, Jr., announce the marriageof their daughter, Julia Kathryn,to David Walter Swearingen, sonof Mr. and Mrs. John Swearingen.All are of Winnsboro. 191V'The wedding took place on August

13, in Columbia.The couple will reside at 1008 I

Delmas Ave., Nashville, Tenn.

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Miss .Marlene Hutson Becomes theBride of John J. Colcolough, Jr.

-sion and fe om 0lace, hand embroidered in seedpearls.' IShe carri~ a white prayer book ."......•.••.'-"-'''''-''~'---''-==:!L.~::.-.~__

centered with a white, orchid,showered with valley lilies.John Joseph Colcolough, Sr.,

father 'of the bridegroom, was bestman., The bride's mother wore a dressof navy blue lace with pale pinkaccessories and a 'pink carnationcorsage.The bridegroom's mother wore a

pale pink linen dress embroideredin white with white linen jacketand accessories. \ Her corsage wasof pink- carnations. 'After the ceremony, a reception

was hel~ at the Knights of Colum-bus Home. Introducing the" gueststo the receiving line was Mrs. JoeBeckham of WJnnsboro. Mrs. Lind-say Cooper presided at one punchbowl and Miss Peggy Satterfield, erved coffee.Assisting the couple in receiving

were their parents and attendants.!\. buffet luncheon was served andMiss Loretta Brown of Sumter keptthe register _ Soft background pianQ

JORDAN-EDWARDS /9'-37At eight o'clock Sunday even-

\ng, July the fourth, Miss MyronGertrude Jordan was married toLoice E. Edwards at the home ofthe Rev. J. H.- Yarborough inChester. Only a few close friends lotte.and relatives witnessed the cere- It is interesting to know thatmony, the Rev. Yarborough also officiat-

Mrs. Edwards is the attractive ed at the marriage of the bride'sdaughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. mother and fa~he~._,.Jurdan of Great Falls, 'Mr. Ed-, The many friends of the youngwarns is the son of Mr. and Mrs. couple are happy to know. thatJ. S. Edwards of Asheville, and is the~' will make their home at Greatan engineer with the E. W. Gran- F~lls after a trip t.o the moun-

~nis OODftruction Co., of Char-I tams of North Carolma.-----

Miss Hoy Is Wed,~nHome Rites

Miss Mary Wallace Roy andJames William Cox were united inmarriage on July 28, at 7:30 o'clockin the evening, 'at the home of thebride's parents. The bride's father'O;fficiated at the double-ring cere-mony\ / q 7'V IThe bl'ide is tJhe daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Alton P. Roy of Winns-boro, and the bridegroom is theson oif Donald Albert Cox 'Of Sa-vannah, Ga., and the late AddieWylene Jenny Cox.\---Arrangements 'Of roses, gladioli.daisies, pink and white rosebudsland snow mums with a backgroundof greenery. She wore a locket1from ParIs, France, a gift 'Of herfor refreshments of cheese strawspink mints and bridal cake. Mrs.William O'Connell, aunt 'Of thebrids, served punch.Out-of-town guests were the

bride's suite mate, at WlinthropCollege, Miss Sara Emma Bryant,and roommate, Miss ElizabethTeresa Putnam; her uncle andNIl S. VV. I Itl:. .........~;.onup unULPhineas 'Henry Nash.

. The bridal party and out-Qf-townguests were invited to Mrs. Nash'shome for dinner.The