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THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1»24
THE CUNTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C.
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Mrs. Larry B. Dillard, Society Editor. Telephone 154
WHEN A MAN’S A MAN
When a man's a man, he doesn’t lie,
and he will not play the cheat,
And he doesn’t look with a scornful
eye at the beggar on the street;
And he doesn’t brag of the things
he’s.done or talk of his lands 'or
gold,
When a mans a man you will find, my
son, that he’s gentle with the old.
When a man’s a man you will find his
friends not all of the chosen few,
He never talks of the help he lends or
the good deeds he may do,
He never jests with a woman’s name,
never sneers at the men who fail,
And a dog a pat from his hand may
claim, if he only wags his tall.
; - Whto •^man’* sMnan: be ^willf***®* ^Aioy.
shirk the task that his hand may
find,
He is never too big for the long day’s
work, too busy to be kind;
He never sneers at the faith you hold,
never needless hurt he gives,
When a man’s a man it is plainly told
by the gentle way he lives.
—Selected.
LAWN PARTY
FOR VISITOR
The beautiful lawn of Miss Mary
Copeland was never more attractive
than on Thursday evening from 9\to
11:30 o’clock when she entertained
for Miss Leora Hunter, of Laurens.
A party of fifty or seventy-five young
people motored out to enjoy Miss
Copeland’s hospitality. As they en
tered the lawn they were met by Miss
Copeland and her guest of honor.
Progressive conversation entertained
the guests for the evening and too
soon the hour came to leave. Ice
cream and cake was served.
enth birthday. Games were enjoyed
on the lawn and porch and the pleas
ure of the afternoon was greatly ad
ded to by the contests. Prizes were
given to Lydie Leake, Nancy Young,
John W. Finney and L. H. Davidson.
At the close of the games, the hos
tess served ice cream and cake. The
favors presented to the children were
baskets of bon-bons. About twenty-
five children enjoyed this lovely lit
tle party.
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ENTERTAINED SUNDAY
SCHOOL CLASS
Miss Agatha Bailey entertained her
Sunday School class together with
the G. A’s. of the First Baptist
church last Tuesday afternoon. Three
cars motored out to Lake Thomas to
tess was assisted in entertaining by
Mesdames T. L. W. Bailey and Geo.
H. Ellis and Miss Collins.'
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ENTERTAIN WITH
COURSE DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Adair entertain
ed at ii four course dinner last Fri
day evening. A vase of lovely roses
made the attractive centerpiece. The
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Rutledge
Adair of Columbia, Mr. and Mrs.
Chris Adair, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Pitts.
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MRS. PEAKE HOSTESS
TO BRIDGE CLUB
On Friday afternoon Mrs. T. J.
Peake was a pleasing hostess when
she entertained the Bridge Club and
several friends at the Mary Musgrove
Tea Boom, which was attractively ar
ranged for seven tables of players.
Complimenting the guests of honor,
Miss Marcia Duskin received a dainty
hand-made handkerchief, and Miss
Clayten a box of correspondence
cards. The score prize was won by
Mrs. W. D. Ferguson of Laurens, and
Mrs. W. J.. Bailey cut the consolation..
After the games an elegant frozen
salad course was served.
LITTLE GIRL GIVES
BIRTHDAY PARTY
One of the most delightful social
MISSES COPELAND
HONOR HOUSE GUESTS
Among the lovely parties and con
genial groups for the house guests
of Misses Nan and B. Copeland was
Wednesday afternoon when a rook
party was given at the home of the
former on Carolina avenue, in honor
of Misses Anna Sloan, Frances Hollo
man, Bernice Brown, Agnes Blake,
Esther and Emmie Osteen. Summer
flowers adorned the rooms of the hos
tess’ home and a number of exciting
games of rook were enjoyed during
the afternoon. After games were
concluded, a delicious salad course
was served. Those present with the
house guests were: Misses Nannell
Blalock, Florence Rantin, Annie B.
Adair, Emmie Pitts, Sarah Pitts,
Martha Pitts, Mattie L.t Copeland,
Elizabeth Lynn and Sybyl Burdette;
Misses Beatrice Babb, Emmie, Rosa
lie and Ruth Sullivan, Jeanne Wright
and Grace and Doris Young from
Laurens.
BEAUTIFUL
BRIDGE PARTY
On Thursday afternoon Misses An
na Sloan, Frances Holloman, Bernice
Brown, Agnes Blake, Emmie and Es
ther Osteen were again delightfully
day evening. All afternoon parties
were coming and gong.
At 4 o’clock the A. R. P. Sabbath
School motored out to enjoy a picnic
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outing. After swimming, boating, 1
games, etc., the well-filled baskets
were spread and their thoughts turn
ed homeward.
At 5 o’clock the Epworth League
of North Broad Street Methodist
church, chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Hearn, arrived for a few hours
pleasure^ ,
At 5:80, Mrs. Drummond from Lau
rens, joined by her children, met to
have a family picnic.
At 6 o’clock, the Newberry and
Clinton telephone operators were joint
hostesses for “The Exchange Local,’’
monthly social. There were eight
members from each office to enjoy
this happy occasion.
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DELIGHTFUL MEETING
OF MOTHERS’ CLUB
Mrs. L. D. McCrary was a gracious
hostess to the August meeting of the
Mothers’ Club on Thursday. The
study for the afternoon was devoted
to Italy. The roll call was answered
with a famous Italian painting. The
National Air of Italy and a reading
from Dante was given by Mrs. T. L.
W. Bailey. An excellent paper on
mance,” was read by Mrs. A. V. Mar
tin. Mrs. McCrary, assisted by little
Miss Copie McCrary, served a deli
cious fruit salad course and iced tea
to the following members: Mrs. T. L.
W. Bailey, Mrs. R. F. Adair, Mrs. R.
E. Jones, Mrs. John T. Little, Mrs.
H. M. Young, Mrs. A. V Martin, Mrs.
John Spratt, Mrs. Will Dillard.
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MR. AND MRS. COPELAND
GIVE DINNER PARTY
On Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs.
George Watts Copeland entertained
with a lovely four-course dinner.
Yellow and white was the color
scheme and an exquisite yellow and
white centerpiece adorned the table.
Covers wer laid for Mr. and Mrs. L.
D. McCrary, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Jeans,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Leake, Mr. and
Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. Julia Griffin,
Miss Maudfe Pearson, Messrs. Jim
Copeland, Platt Prather *nd Gus Hol
lingsworth. Misses Julia Ferguson
and Iona Blakely assisted Mr. and
Mrs. Copeland in entertaining.
PERSONAL MENTION
events among the children was the j entertained with a number of Clin-
party given on Friday afternoon by ton’s young ladies at the home of
little Miss Beverly Davis. The occa-'Miss B. Copeland. The rooms were
sion was in commemoration of her! attractively arranged for seven tables
seventh birthday and about twenty- j °f bridge. Vases and baskets of roses
five of her little friends were pres- added a bright note of color to the
ent to assist in celebrating the happy!rooms in which the £ am€8 were Pr
event. Many jolly games were play-, After cards were laid aside, an
ed during the afternoon. Cones of j elegant salad course was served,
ice cream and cakes were served. The' ; 0
little girl received a number of pretty |JN HONOR OF
sented an attractive favor before de
parting.
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Mrs. Evans, of Kinard, is the guest
of her son, Mr. George Speake.
Miss Marie Adair has returned
from several weeks’ stay in Hender
sonville.
Mr. George Davis, of Charlotte, was
the recent guest of his mother, Mrs.
George Davis.
Mrs. Lee Pitts was the guest of
he^ daughter, Miss Mary Pitra, in
Columbia the past week.
Miss Emmie Robertson is visiting
her brother, Mr. Tom Robertson, in
Charlotte.
Mrs. J. W. Crawford, of Union, was
the guest of Mrs. P. B. Adair last
Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Young, of Laurens,
was the recent guest of Miss May
Owens.
Miss Corinre Bailey is spending
several days at Myrtle Beach.
Dr. Holmes Adair, of Salisbury, N.
C., was the guest of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Adair, for the past
week-end.
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VISITORS
On Wednesday evening Mesdames
Pringle Copeland and J. F. Jacobs, Jr.
were joint hostesses at a lovely party
HONOR VISITORS WITH for guests of Misses Nan and B.
SWIMMING PARTY Copeland. Mrs. Copeland’s home was
Mesdames Geo. A. and J. I. Cope- • decorated with a profusion of sum-
land gave a swimming party Friday, mer garden flowers. Invited to play
evening at the Bois-Terre Country! bridge were: Misses Emmie and Es-
Club in honor of the house guests of. ther Osteen, Frances Holloman, Ber-
Misses Nan and B. Copeland. The, nice Brown, Agnes Blake, Anna Sloan,
following young people with their i Nan and B. Copeland, Messrs. Bob
chaperones motored out to the club: Montgomery, Joe Mason, Weir Davis,
Misses Nan and B. Copeland, Anna | Henderson Pitts, Jack Davis, Elliott
Sloan, Emmie and Esther Osteen, | Hall,. James E. Ferguson and William
Frances Holloman, Bernice Brown,; Cherry. After several games of
Agnes Blake, and Messrs. Matthew, bridge, the hostesses served two
Lynn, Weir Davis, Elliott Hall, Joe
Mason, Henderson and David Pitts,
Henry Brimro and Bob Montgomery.
After an hour of swimming and boat
ing, an enjoyable picnic lunch was
served on the banks of the lake.
temprting courses.
LOVELY BRIDGE
PARTY
A delightful event of Friday even
ing was the lovely bridge party given
by Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Copeland and
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Jr., at the
home of the former. The porch and highest score and received an attract-
reception rooms, where seven tables i ve bridge set Those invited with
were arranged for bridge were made the honor guests were: Misses Nan
attractive with a profusion of sum-1 and B. Copeland, Elizabeth Young,
mer flowers and potted plants. After Mary Henry and Elizabeth Douglas,
cards were laid aside the hostesses! o
HONORS VISITORS AT
LOVELY LUNCHEON
A delightful event of Thursday
morning was the bridge-luncheon giv>
en by Miss Corinne Bailey at her
home in honor of Misses Anns Sloan,
Bernice Brown, Frances Holloman,
Agnes Blake, Emmie and Esther Os
teen. The lovely home was decorated
with summer garden flowers in yel
low and white. Miss Holloman made
served a delicious salad course, fol- PARTY GIVEN FOR
lowed by ice cream in frozen cante-' NEWBERRY VISITOR
loupe. The guests playing were: Dr. | .
and Mrs. T. J. Peake, Dr. and Mrs. • ®
S. C. Hays, Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Sad-jT*"
ler, Mr. and Mrs. Jodie Chandler, Mr. 1 ^aye vem ng w ^e nMis* Helen Bailey
j wiv n •, rw gave a porch party at her home on
and Mrs. William Bailey Owens, Mr. j North Broad street in honor of Migs
Clyde Unford, Mr. and Mr.. Ree* M * rtha Vmc ‘ E11, “ r of Newberry.
Young, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Adair,! v *
i> mvrnnnA pin. "Mv an A £* me8 were played. The hostess ser-
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pitts, Mr. and
During the evening a number of jolly
Mrs. Barnie Parrott, Mr. and Mrs.' ^ose
ved delicious
Walter Richbourg, Mesdames Craigen
were:
invited
Misses
cream and cake and
to enjoy the evening
Elise Henry, Frances
and Scott, Misses Clayten and Dus- » • T • T . .
• ■ t T r„i ' t n r. “arrow, Janie Lois Lynn, Manon and
w J p ’ T ‘ D * J £llen Copeland; Heath Copeland, Ed-
cobs, and W. r. Jacobs. ward Martin Ttinmaa Pa**
BIRTHDAY PARTY IN
HONOR OF UTTLE GIRL
An enjoyable event among the very
young social set was the party given
on Monday afternoon by little Miss
Carrie Mae Phillips at the home of
her parent?, Mr. and Mrs. Rex; Phil
lips, the occasion celebrating her aev-
ward Martin, Thomas Farr, Mac
Adair, Wm. Brooks Owens, and Flem
ing Mason.
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MANY PICNICS AT
LAKE THOMAS
If lakes could sigh with relief, Lake
Thomas mufct have sighed very heavi-
IF®**®®
awe o'clock came last Tburs-
Miss Ella Adair left Monday for
Washington, where she will join a
party for a two weeks’ tour in the
North.
Mr. James Caldwell has returned
from several weeks’ stay at Montreat.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Anderson and
family, of Summerton, were recently
the guests of Dr. and Mrs. D. O.
Rhame.
Mr. Theo Richbourg is visiting rela
tives in Greenville this week.
Miss Martha Vance Ellisor, of
Newberry, is the guest of Miss Helen
Bailey.
Mrs. Hugh S. MacGlaskan, of Co
lumbia, stopped over for a visit to
Mr. and Mrs. George Odiome on her
way from Shipman and Culpepper.
Mrs. J. W. Kershaw has returned
to Hendersonville after being the
guest of Mrs. D. 0. Rhame.
Mrs. Jas. R. Copeland is spending
several days at Brevard.
Mrs. Barnie Parrott left yesterday
for a two weeks visit to her parents
at Bishopville.
Mrs. Harvey Brannen has return
ed to her home in Statesboro, Ga., af
ter an ‘extended visit to her mother
and sister, Mrs. Emma Little and
Mrs. Jas. R. Copeland.
Dr. A. E. Spencer and Mr. John
Spratt were in Union Tuesday on
business.
Mr. David Blakely, of Clio, spent
the past two weeks here with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Blakely. <
Miss Frances Taylor, of Columbia,
was thte guest of her grandmother,
Mrs. M. J. Ferqueron, last week.
Messrs. A. W. and Joe Blumberg
are visiting relatives in Macon, Ga.
Mrs. Chris Walker, of Columbia, is
the guest of relatives here.
Dr. and Mrs. N. C. Berry and
daughter, Isabel, and Miss Elizabeth
Klutho, of Jacksonville, Fla., were
the guests of Dr. and Mrs. L. Ross
Lynn on Monday.
Miss Lula Pittman, of Rock Hill,
and Miss Gertrude Spoon and Mr.
Harold Spoon, of Monroe, N. C., are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Lynn and
family.
Mrs. Sallie Salters leaves this week
for ten days’ stay at Glenn Springs.
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miles an hour.
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