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The 0inton Chronicle, CllntoiC S. C., Thursday, May 10, 1984,, '
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SOCIETY EVENTS,
CLUB AND CHURCH, NEWS OF INTEREST
Telephone 258
toastmaster. An appropriate toast,
D. A. R. SOCIETY
TO MEET NEXT WEEK j“To Our Thornwell Mothers,” was gjv-
The D’. A. R. society will meet W’ed-| en by Irma Underwood. Dr. L. R.
nesday afternoon, May 16, at 4 o’clock j Lynn, in a few well-chosen words,
! at the home of Mrs. J.* H. Wither-j brought the evening’s entertainment
spoon. Mrs. H. D. Henry wdll be initoaclose.
j charge of the program. Assistant] In addition to the matrons, the fol-
jAssistant hostesses will be M^,,.Julia lowing guests were present: Mrs. A.
Griffin, Mrs. E. B. S. Warren and i M. Copeland, Dr. and Mrs. L. R. Lynn,
; Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Pinson, Rev. and
, Mrs. S. P. Bowles and Miss Laura
Lynch. ^
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Mrs. E;^ima Glenn.
[MRS. MURPHY
ENTERIAINS
j Wednesday afternoon Mrs. K
1 Murphy honored her mother.
G.
Mrs.
LANDER ENSEMBLE
PLEASES AUDIENCE
Isom Armstrong, who has recently j jhe Under college String Ensem-
1 moved to Clinton, with a lovely tea tie, under the direction of Miss An-
on the occasion of her birthday.
hTe E. Aunspaugh, gave a beautiful
Beautiful white American Beauty, program at the Broad
roses decorated the living and dining I street Methodift church Sunday
rooms for the afternoon
An elaborately iced angel cake was
cut in the dining room and served with
ice cream.
The guests were: Mrs. James Brad
ley, Mrs. L. M. Dugan, Mrs. Cora
'McQuiston, Mrs. B. S. Pinson and
Mrs. G. B. Davidson.
eve-
MOTHER’S DAY PROGRAM
BY COLLEGE FRATERNITY-
According to their annpal custom, | Remarks Rev. H. O. Chambers
Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity at Presby- Special Music:
ning which was enjoyed by a large
congregation. The program follows:
Prelude—Intermezzo Bizet
Aria Tenaglia
Hymn-^Love Divine Zundel
Scripture.
Offertory—Siesta Laurens
Biciliano Pergolesi
Prayer.
Trio — Organ, violin, piano Medita
tion Mietzke
terian college presented a progrram in
the charter rooms Sunday afternoon
to commemorate Mother’s day. . '
Talks on the program, w'hich was in
Ave Maria Bach-Gounod
The Lost Chord ‘ Sullivan
Benediction.
The personnel of the organization
charge of H. E. Bolick, president of includes: First violins, Harrall Me-■
the fraternity, were made by L. A. |Ghee, Ix)ui.se Hammett; .second violin.s,
McCall and Cliff Johnson, A poem, David Webb, Grace Foster; viola, i
‘‘Mother Mine,” was reail by Alan Klizabeth Sproles; piano, Rosalie Bai-
Levi. ley; organ. Miss Annie E. Aunspaugh
Refreshments were served to the
assembled guests, including: Capt. and 1 ALUMNI
Mrs. R. E. Wysor, Mrs. L. B. Dillard, « a
Mrs: John MeSwebn, Mrs. L. R. LynnJ BAPfQLEr
' and her guest, Mrs. McClister of
; Brighton, Tenn, Mrs. D. J. Brimm,
! Mrs^. H. E. Bolick, and
iDaniel of Irmo.
Mrs. A. C.
PAN-HELLENIC FINALS
HELD LAST WEEK-END
Thursday evening the Furman uni
versity alumni of Laurens county en
tertained with a lovely dutch banquet
at the Lakeside country club.
For the event the club house was
beautifully decorated in the college
_ _ „ _ _ • 'colors, purple and white. Quantities of
Marked by a brilliant assemblage^] larkspur and pansies in the chos-
jboth out-of-town guests and ^ue.sts «« colors were used on the attractively
from the city, the Pan-Hellenic Finals, .appointed dining table, which was in
! one of the last .social events of the' shape of an ‘‘F.”
school year ab'^ Pre«bytepAn college,
was ushered in Friday evening with a
W’hen the guests had as.sembled and, |
found their places, all joined in sing-1
formal dance at Copeland’s hall, fol-pnjf “Auld Lang Syne.” A delicious
lowed by a tea dance Saturday after-1 was served. During the evening
noon and an informal dance Saturday' Bruce Galloway, a Furman alumnus,
. I sang a pleasing solo. An alumna of
I Music for the occasion was furnish-i Greenville Womans college, Miss Em-
ed by Hal Underwood and his Com- ma. Little, delighted the guests with
manders of Chattanooga, Tenn. |two readings: —
Many out-of-town visitors and for- i ^r. B. E. Geer, president of Furman
mer students were here during the' university, made the address of the
week-end and attended the affair. [evening. ^
{ An alumni association was formally
SARAH GLENN CIRCLE organized for the county, with the fol-
IN RFvGULAR SESSION lowing officers:
The Sarah Glenn circle of the Brqad f .G* A. Power, Laurens, president. ,
Street Methodist church held its regu-i ^^r. M. J, .Mcbadden, Clinton, vice-
1896—
Thirty-Eight Years of
Selling Good Hardware
Welcome to Clinton May 18-19. Welcome to
Our Store. Make It Your Headquarters While
Here. We will Be Pleased To Serve You.
We Handle Full Lines of
McCormick-Deering Mowers
and Binders, Myers Pumps, Pee-
Gee Paints, Airmotor Wind
mills, Cole Cotton and Com
Planters, Chattanooga Wagons,
Aladdin Lamps, Farm Wagons,
Radios, Cook Stoves, Bicycles,
Auto Casuigs, Auto Accessor
ies, Sporting Goods, Builders*
Hardware, Screen Doors and
Windows. In fact, everything
found in a complete hardware
store. .
J. L Copeland S Bro.
Phone 12 ~ Clinton, S. C.
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PRESENT THIS ADVERTISEMENT AND WE WfILL BE GLAD TO
GIVE YOU A YARD STICK FREE.
lar meeting Monday evening at the pi'csident.
home of Mix. Ru.s.sell ('ooper, with; “I’l- B. L.'Martin, Goldville, sccre-
I Mrs. Davis Holland and Mr.s. J. L. tary-treasurer.
Rentz, as.sistant hostesses.
.After a short business session, the
Covers were laid for 40.
.Sjiecial guest.s were: Dr. and Mrs.
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meeting was turned over to Mrs. W. B. L. f^er, (ireenville; Rev. and Mrs.
L. Blanton, who led an interesting W. I). Spinx, Laurens; Rev. and Mrs.
jirogram on the People’s Institute in K‘lward I>ong, Clinton, Mr. and Mrs.
Rio de Janeiro, with Mis.ses Jeannette L’. B. Bobo, Laurens.
Pitts, Elmyra and Clyde Rav, Myrtle! The singing of ‘‘Blest Be the Tie
Westbury, Joyce Pitts and Helen* and . That Binds” brought the delightful
Fay Adair. ^ ! evening to a close.
Dainty refreshments were served at! ^ '
the conclusion of the program. NIOR-.SENIDR
_1 * HIGH S( IIOOL HANQUKT
.STUDY CLUB ' ’ the junior-senior baniiuet of tKe
HOLDS MEETING — }<'Iinton high school held on hViday
The annual open meeting la’ the '®vening, the Mary Mu.sgrove Tea
Wednesdaj^ Study club was .held last‘Boom was transformed into a beauti-
week at the home of Mrs. R. E. Sad-lTul garden. A profusion of red roses
jgj. i*' IcHmbed on white-painted trellis. ,Min-
j Handsome white peonies in a green iature cedar trees and lights shaded
pottery vase, lavender iris and pink Japanese- lanterns created a
sweet william added'charm to the lijv-' lovely out-of-door effect.
, ing room. Thte guests were seated at individ-
I CapUin R. E. Wysor, Jr., Was the,ual tables attractively decorated with
guest speaker. He gave a splendid lec- J?ol<l and rose, the class colors. A
lure on “The Causes of W’ar.” contrasting note was introduced in the
' Afterwards the guests were invited ®®nter arrangement of pink roses. At-
into tH^“dTmng ?o^wheFe a pink tractive programs .in the class colors
'and white color scheme was carried of gold and rose were also used as
out in detail. An exquisite Italian cut- place cards.
work cloth was used, and centering! During the banquet an enteitaming
the table was an arrangement of col- program of toasts and speeches was
I umbines in a low silver bowl. Bon-bon pre.sented. Sara Frances Baldwin,
dishes filled with mints; were placed president of the junior class, acted as^
at intervals. toasTmaster. She graciously welcomed
I Dainty sandwiches, punch, cake and the guests of the evening, after which | =
candies were served. Mrs. R. E. Wy-|the following toasts and Responses
sor, Jr., Mrs. W. P. Jacobs and Mrs. ■'veremade:
Wilson Harris were the assisant host- i Response to welcome, Edward F cr
esses. * - . iguson. '
j ' “To Mr. Witherspoon,” Madeline
THORNWELL “MOTHERS" * „
GIVEN BANQUET To the Trustees,” Billy Hart.
' 'A delightful entertainment Friday! Response, W. W. Harris.
evening, on the orphanage campus. Meanwhile, a delicious dinner was | sss
was the lovely banquet which the Sen- being served by a bevy of girls. ' —
j ior Christian Endeavor society gave An added feature of the evening was
'for the beloved “Thomwell Mothers.” a nuih^r of song ‘and dance selec-
( On this occasion the home econom- t*ons given by the following children ]
lies department of the high school costume: Amelia Payne, Marcia | —
building was artistically decorated in Galloway, John Sloan, Peggy Johnson,
a red and-white color scheme. Quanti- Kula Gray Blakely, Banna Piester
' ties of roses added charm and beauty Martin,
to the receiving rooms.
When the guests had assembled,
J. B. Jacobs gave a.few cordial words ^
of v^elcome. B. S. Pinson, ^ang a solo.
.“Mother Machree,” Continuing the de-
I lightful entertainment, .Leonora Wil
liams read a poem, “Why the Rose Ls
Red.’t The guests then enjoyed an in-!
tereating musical contdkt.
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Blakely’s
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THAN A SCORE OF YEARS EXPERIENCE
IN THE GROCERY BUSINESS.
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