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CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST
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{PROMISE
A Poem for the New Year
The year will keep its promises to me:
Unfailin£:ly the days will come and
^ go;
Rivers will take their sure coarse to
the sea;
Seedtime and harvest — these ,will
come, I know; / ’
The stars will go their quiet silver
■way; ^
There will be sun and rain and wind
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and dew^
' There will be breathless beauty in
each day;
There w’iljibe'i^d loved task.s for me
q to do. ^
And I have made my promise to the
year. '
God help me keep it through the
hours ahead:
I shall be braver, I shall banish fear;
I shall not leave a kindly word un-
' said; .
I shall have faith tfat this, my-^ an
cient grief, •
Will yield it last to laughter. and
to song;
DINNER PARTY BY \
JOHN W. nNNEY
. Thursday evening John W. Finney
del^htfully entertained a number of
friends at dinner.
The living rooms were festive with
Christmas decorations. On the dining
taible a dark red cyclamen formed a
lovely .centerpiece. Around this- red
candles bunded. Dinner in four de
ft Y .MRS. PITTS I
A lovely pai^y of the New Year ;
Mjcured^on WednesdayTaftemoon whenf
Sj Mfs. R. J. Pitts invited friends* for j;
g I four tables of bridge;*, The living roofh .
j was festive with bowls of red swamp!
berries, Silver flowers, and masses ofl
pine boughs»^,*c...™aL'';A^ - ' j
After a series of progressions the'
hostess assisted by Mrs. Hubert Pitts'
knd Mrs. JohiTi W. Finney served a.
delightful salad course. Mrs. George j
Crutchfield of Orangeburg was an.
out-of-tow'n guest. j
LEAfUJErWEMBERS TO
MEET IN LAURENS
A meeting of the League Union of
the Methodist churches of Clinton,
Goldville, and Laurens will be held at
guests.
licious courses was served to sixteen I Mill community house in
' Laurcn.s Friday evening, Jan. 11, at
7:30 o^lock. The EpWorth Leagruc of
the Laurens First Methodist church
will be hostess.
Mrs. D. A. Clyburn, exten.sion sec
retary of the Young Peoples division
YOUNG PEOPLE 7
ENJOY PARTY
Continuingfa series of holiday par
ties among the younger set Elizabeth
Graham invited the members of the
“Jolly 8” club and a few boy friends
for a prom party on Thursday eve
ning.
Proms were enjoyed and later deli
cious refi>eshments of ice cream, cake
and punch were served.
With the New Year here! if is
in order tq make gojsd resllu^
tion9, especially when it means
money in your pocketbook.
Many Clinton women have fl-
ready resolved to profit by THB
CHRONICLE'S grocery adver>
tisements every Thursday morn
ing during 1935 and>«re saving,
much money thereby. This is
addressed to those who have not
yet formed the habit:
' “Resolved, that I will consult
THE CHRONICLE grocery ad
vertisements every Thursday
.morning, .select my needs for
the week, and put the savings
in the bank.’l.
All of your food, clothing,
household, etc., needs can easily
be supplied through THE
CHRONICLE. ..
decorate^l, with a profusio
and piper white narcissi
a profusion of le/ns
D’Arcy Paul Gray. She .i^<
, w of Winthrop college aridT
white can^labra hrlding lighted tap- v^as formerly a mptubjyr of the Clinton
ers of white,
A musical prograin was given by
Mrs.- N. iJ^.^Page. As the bride and
^brid^grooni"entered, Mrs. Page played
the bridal chojTis from Lohengrin.
While th^ 'vows were jbeing spoken,
“Believe Me If All Those Endearing
Young Charms” was softly played on
the organ. Immediately after the
ceremony a reception was held at the
home of the bride's mother.
After the reception the couple left
! for a short wedding trip. For trav-
ieling the bride changed from her loVe-
jly wedding gown of purple'velvet to
j a becoming costumte of peacock blue.
The bride is the only daughter* of
Mrs. Bertha Anderson Gray, and of
the late
gradtita
high sphool faculty.' Hei* friend! will
be pleased that her marriage brings
her back to Clinton fon her futuib
houi». ,, ‘ .
The groom is a first fvonor f^duata
of Presbyterian college and graduated
last June from the Cincinnatti Collega
oi[ Embalming. He is the youngest
son of John ‘ E.. Adkir, and the lata
Mrs.''"Margaret Stone Adair. His mo
ther passed away when he was sev
enteen months old, after which he was
taken into the home of his uncle, D,
E.. Tribble, where he was reared and
has lived his entire life. He is con
nected with the well known firm of D,
E. Tribble company, funeral direc
tors.
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of the Upper South Carolina Mq,tho-}Gray Harris, Miriam Coleman, Jean
dist conference, wMll make an ad
letno-
dres.s.
METHODIST CIRCLES
MEET MONDAY
Circles of’the Broad Street Metho-
All league
invited.
members are cordially
Holman, Carolyn Murphy, Jean Lay-
ton, Marcia Galloway,, Dorothy Hud
gens, I>aura Frances Hpdgens, Mar
garet Peters, Robbie King, Katherine
Ellison, and Marguerite McMillan.
I n 1, I ' t tv. « 11 vJidlst church will meet next Monday^af- L"" j Tp ™
I Shan have hope that there will be Mra. J C. Roper.
CAPT. AND MRS. BLANTON
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER
On New Years night Captain and j COUNCIL (JROUP
Mrs. W. L. Blanton invited the mem-[OUTLINES WORK i
Epworth Uagu. Cornell of thi
^ the Broad Street Jlethod,St ehorthlB„,j Melhodirt church, and
and a few’ friends to meet Dr. and
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For
relief
tha old
hurts the world hmi
jbome so long.
The year will keep its promise. Oh,
my heart,
We must,not fail to do our humble
part.
—Grace Noll Crow’tdl. ^
In January Christian Herald.
I). A. R. CHAI»TER
TO MEET WEDNESDAY
The Musgrove’s. Mill chapter, D. A.
R., will meet at 4 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. A.
Bailey, with Mrs. J. W. Leake as as
sistant hostess.
ternoon at 3:30 with the following
hostesses: <
Circle* No. 1. Chairman Mrs. Hubert
Pitts. Hostess, Mrs. Hubert Pitts.
Circle No. 2. Chairman, Mrs. R. J.
Pitts. Hostess, Mrs. R. J. Pitts.
.Circle No. 3. Chairman, Mrs. C. E.
Nichols. Hostess, Mrs. J. C. Roper
AUXILIARY TO MEET
NEXT THURSDAY
The' Americ*! .Legion Auxiliary
will meet at 4 o'clock Thursday, Janu
ary 17th, at the home of Mrs. Walter
A. Johnson. Assisting her as hostess
es jmiW be Mrs. J. H. Hunter, Mrs.
Myrtle Hunter, Mrs. R. C. Adair and
Mrs. S. C. Hays.
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MIRIAM DONNAN
ENTERTAINS FRIENDS
Miriam Donnan entertained a few
friends on Saturday morning. Various
games were enjoy^; and afterwards
9 delicious salad course, fruit cake
and' Russian taa were served by Mir
iam's mother, Mrs. J. H. Donnan, and
Cornelia Harris.
The girls enjoying the party ^were:
Margaret Brice, Betty Spi*att, Emily
Dillard, Louise Jacobs,. Jnex Young,
Louise Coe,. Elizabeth Barnes, and
Frances Simpson.
PARTY GIVEN BY
BETTY SPRATT
An eftjoyable event Imong the
younger sqt was the party which
Betty SpratV^ gave oh Friday evening
assembling a %rge group of friends.
A variety of\games including rook
and anagxaips Were played at card
tables, "litter deli^us ice ct%am and
cookies were served.
BRIDGE CLUB
ENTERTAINED
At PO o’clock on Tues
Mrs. Goyne Simpson gracio
tained the members of her
and added an extra table
During the morning, in a
morning
enter-
club
ruests.
of
lovely pot flowers, an elaborate hul
course with tea and cookies <
served.
In the dining room an artistic ar
rangement of pink roses'and fem cen
tered the exquisitely appointed table
where a delicious three course dinner
was served buffet style.
Afterwards a number of amusing
games were played. Talks from Dr.
Roper and Joyce Pitts, president of
the Council, were also interesting fea
tures of the evning. Seventeen guests
enjoyed the delightful affair.
PRESBYTERIAN GROUPS.
TO IWEET MONDAY
The circles of the First Pre««byterian
church will meet Monday as follows;
No. 1, with Mrs. L. D. McCrary
No. 2, with Mrs., Effie Robbins.
No. 3, with Mrs. T. J. Blalock.
No. 4, with Mrs. C. M. Bailey.
No. 5. with Mrs. S. M. Huntley.
Nos. 6 and 7, with Mrs. Bothwell
Graham. ' “
No. 8, with Mrs. S. G. Dillard.
Nos. 6'and 7 will hold a joint meet
ing. All will meet at 4 o’clock, except
No. 1, which will meet at 7:30.
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LOVELY DINNER
FOR-VISITORS '■ ■
Dr. and Mrs. J. Lee Young enter
tained a number of the latter’s imme
diate family on Saturday for dinner,^
At an attractively appointed table,
centered with a lovely blooming cy-
clamenTTLdelicious dinner was served.
The guests included: Dr. md Mrs.
R. E. Able, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Able,
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Able, Mr. and
Mr!. J. L. Davidson, all of Chester,
and Dr. and Mrs. B. L. Crawford and
children of Philadelphia.
LUNCHEON FOR
ASHEVILLE VISITOR V “
Mrs, Granville Taylor of AsheviRe,
house guest of Mrs. Bothwell ^ra-
ham,^ was honored on Tuesdaj^ when
Mrs. J. _W. Copeland invited/k few
friends for luncheon. /
At a beautifully appoijtted
centered with cut flow^s, an elabo
rate luncheon was serVed.
The guests in addition to the hon
or guest were: Mrs. Bothwell Gra
ham, Mrs. W. S/Bean, Mrs. John Mc-
Sween, Mrs. E^/W. Ferguson, and Mrs.
John Spratt./ - ^
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ELIZABETH WY80R /
ENTERTAINS FRIENDS
.On Thursday Elizabeth Il^ysor en-
t^tained a few girls at / delightful
luncheon and theatre papiy.
In dining ro^; a/dllicious lunch
eon w«!i served on ah exquisitely ap
pointed ^1^1^- Afterisrards the young
hostess ai^her gtwsts enjoyed a tMt-
rent pictur^at/Gie theatreT -
The guestsywere: Virginia Sadler,
Virginia DiRard. Elliott Jacobs, Phyl
lis Holmap; MarV Bailey Gwens,-Caro
lyn Mc^een, Mih^ El zabeth Bald
win, Margaret Lig^ooi'^nd Frances
Speake,
other interested friends met on Mon
day evening at the home of Captain
and Mrs. W. U Blanton for the pur
pose of outlining their work for the
n#w year. New committees were
chosen as follows: • . *#
Mu^ie—iMiss Myrtle Westbury.
Keeper of Scrapbook—Miss Lalla
May > Edwards.
Social Service^-Duntan Workman,
Teague Harris. ■«
Publicity—Helen Milam, Charlie
May Sirames.
The pastor, Dr. J. C. Roper, was
present and offered helpful sugges
tions as to the type of„ work the coun
cil Undertake This year.
It was decided that the ("ouncil
sponsor an oyster supper with the
date to be announced Inter.
;A RIDDELL
IRCLE MEETS
The January meeting of the Ella
Riij^ell circle of the ’Thornwell Me
morial church was h^d on Monday
afternoonl with Mrs. Lula Jamison
and Mrs. Harry Layton as joint bosL
esses. The session was held at Mrs.
table, j Layton’s home. '
As.chairman of the circle, Mrs. B.
S. Pinson presided over the business
.se.Hsion just preceding the program on
foreign missions. Among’those taking
part.on the program were Miss Anna
Bell Harvey, Miss Minnie Nisbet, Mrs,
J. M. Hudgens and Miss Mary Adams.
MiSs Caroline Caldwell led the Bible
study based on Marie.
At the conclusion the hostesses
served a delicious sala*d course, tea,
cookies and candy.
MISS PUCKETT HONORS
ASHEVILLE VISITOR
Mi<<» Clara Duckett was hostess at
a .lovely informal tea on Tuesday af
ternoon given in compliment to Mrs.
Granville TViylor, of Asheville, who is
visiting Mrs. Bothwell Graham. Mrs.
Taylor, before marriage Miss Marion
McCrary, was reared in Clinton and
is receiving a cordial welcome from
ker many friends ♦upon her visit Jto
h«r former home.
Silvered flowers were attractively
arranged in the rooms. A' low bowl
of pink roses and fern adorned the
prettily appointed table, presided over
by Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, ,Sr. Delicious tea,
sandwiches, cakes, , mints and nut
were served by idrs. W. P. Jacobs
Mrs. J. F. Jacfbs, Jr , and'Mrs. T. 1)
Jacobs. ■
Among the guests invited
were:
Miss Bothwell Graham, Mrs. W. S.'
Bean, Mrs. M. G. Wo<lworth, Mrs.]
John Spratt, Mrs. George A. <'o})eIand, I
Mrs. A. E. Spencer, Mrs. J. W. I^eake,
Mrs. John MeSween, Mrs. C. M. Bai
ley, Mrs. J. W. Copeland, Mrs. J. H.
Witherspoon, Mrs. A. V. .Martin and
Mrs. L D. McCrary.
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MUSIC CLUB r _
i ENJOYS I'ROGRAM
The Woman’s Music .club held the
first meeting of the New Year on last
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. I^, R.jLynn.
Miss Ruth Bailey, the club presi
dent, presided over a short business
session, after which Miss Rosa Ma-
haffey, a chairman, presented a love-
U. D. C. JANUARY --
MEETING HELD
The January meeting of the Ste-^
plien D. Ijce chapter U. D. C. was held
on\Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs.'^. F. Jacobs, Sr. She was assist
ed by\ Miss Clara Duckett, Mrs. J.
Will Dm^rd and Miss Ixiuise Kern as
hostese*.. \ ’
A short'■'business ||session p/esided
over by Mrs.. John W. Little opened
the meeting. Afterwards Mrs, Henry
Young was chairman of an interesting
program. Four papers were read con
cerning men ^prominent in the Con
federate War period whose birthdays
occur in January, as fol^ws:^ '
Matthew Maury—Mrs. llarry ^ Lay-
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Stonewall Jackson—^^Mrs. \W. yt\
Shands. ' ’
Edgar Allan Poe—Mrs. jTom'^lb^ke.
Robert E. Lee—Mrs. (^B. Betts.
Louise Jacobs played p/piano solo \|
Prelude in C sharp mjhor, Rachmani
noff, y/
After the program a plea.sant social
ly program on “Lullaby*.” Miss Sybil!, • r^A
D.. , J i- t 'hour was enjo^d-4ww delicious sand-
Burdette appeared first on the pro-. . , .
wiches and^ot chocolate .served.
igram, playing a piano solo lullaby,
, ^ ^*'®’^’!gRAY-AI)AIR WEDDING
Slumber .Songs of All Nations, pre- gQj aT WILIJAM.STON
pared by Mrs, Bothwell .Graham and
read by Mrs. D. J. Brimm; followed.'
Mrs. W. P, Jacobs sang “Cradle Song”
by Brahms, to conclude the program.
During the social hour which fol
lowed. sandwiches, fruit cake, and hot
chocolate were’served.
DOROTHY STUTT8
HAS SKATING PARTY
Dorothy* Stutts invited a groUp of
friends for a skating party on Wed
nesday afternoon.
After an hour’s skating on Centen«u
nial street, the young people assem
bled at Dorothy's home and enjoyed
lyarious chntests, prizes falling to
Clara May Poole and Jeian Holman. .
Dainty refreshments of hot ^hoco-
I late, cookies and candy were .served
!1n the dining room, attractive with
iChristmas decorations. Misses Annie'
; Lee Jackson, Frances Cooke and Nel
lie Ruth Duckett seived. Puzzles were
I given as^avors.
The girly present were: Helen Mor
rison, Ruth Davie, Carolyn MeSween,
Elizabeth Wysor, Elizabeth Jlattoib'
Fiqience Ella Blakely, Clara May
Pbela, 'FrmfiMz * Ruth ftdwardSr/Lula
A wedding of interest here to many;
friends and relatives, was .solemnized j
at Williabiston last Friday afternoonj
when Miss Narcissa Gray and Williilmj i
David Adair of-this city, were united
in marriage. |
The ceremony was performed in the
Williamston Methodist church in the |
presence of close friends and rela
tives, with the Rev. N. ’^A. Page, of...
ficiating. The church was effectively
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