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I w • O ■: ' ' , ‘ 1 =1--- ■ THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1937 I'J.; f !«■> iia « THE CtjNTON CHRONICLE, CUNTQN, S. C. PAGE THREB Hfc IWI. H», The Woman^s Page SOOETY EVENTS, AND CfiURCH NEWS INTEREST Telephone 258 of iwterest is 8T0NB-H1LL • ANNOUNCEMENT An Bhpounceraent made as follows; . ~ " Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Stone announce the marriage'of their daughter, Mary Lois; to Johnny Williaen Hill, on Wed nesday, August 11, 1937, Clinton, S. C. sociate Reformed Presbyterian church of Fayetteville, Tenn. Mr. Dunbar is the son of Mrs. Claudia R. Dunbar and the late P. A. Dunbar. He is a young attorney, be ing associated with Miller C. Foster of Spartanburg and Washington. presby'Terian choir IS entertained table. The birffet was centered with a lovely cut glass bowl filled witK The choir of the First Presbyte-1 gladioli and fern. Entertaining and” “Cuess Who.^ rlah chuixh was recently entertained, serving here were: Mrs. Henderson subject of piQSts, the worst is one who 'grrites ,yod a post card and sigiiSN^l CLYDE RAY caught t^ brae’s by Miss Clara Duckett, in honor of j Pitts, Mrs. William Milam, Mrs. O. T. tjouiiuet ... .'w’ill she be next? Mrs. A. W‘. Brice who recently moved jLawing pd Mrs. J. B. Kay. ^ .7j.An eye witness says she turnevi to DANCE IN HONOR OF WHITMIRE VISITOR Miss Evelyn Henry and Miss Mar garet Little" entertained with a dance last njght at the home of the fo^er, in honor of Miss Martha MiUer of" Whitmire. The hostesses served delicious punch and cookies to sixty guests who en joyed the occasion. METHODIST CIRCLE ' HOLDS MEETING The Business Girl’s circle of Broad Street Methodist church met at the parsonage with Mrs. J. C. Roper, on Monday evening. Plans were discussed for securing new members. After the du^siness session a social hour was en joyed. ( AUXILIARY ENJOYS BIRTHDAY PARTY of Broad Street Methodist church met at the church. Mrs. T. J. Leake’s cir cle led the devotional and after a short business session, a “birthday party’’ was enjxiyed on the lawn, with Mrs. George Watts Copeland aS host ess. Each member was remembered w’ith a useful gift. Tea, sandwiches and cookies Were served. MISS BEBE DILLARD HONORS MISS PITTS Miss Bebe Dillard honored Miss Jojxre Pitts on Thursday afternoon with a delightful tea, tO' which twenty guests were invited to call between five and six o'clock. Summer- flow- ENDEAVOR SOCIETIES HAVE SWIMMING PARTY The senior and intermediate Chris tian Endeavor societies of the First Presbyterian church enjoyed a swim ming' outing Tuesday evening at tne college swimmrng pool. The young with her family to Greenwood, and w'ho had been, a devoted and faithful member of the choir for many years. A buffet supper w’as .served by. the hostess assist^ by Mrs. J. B. Town send' of Anderson, Mrs. J. B. Town send, Jr., Mrs. Wm. P. Jacobs and Mrs. .J. F. Jacobs, Jr. For an hour the crowd made merry over progres sive i^mes, after which Dr. B. 0. j Whitten presented Mrs. Brice with a beautiful vase, the gift of the choir, at the same time speaking most ap preciatively of Mrs. Brice’s services to the^ church in the capacity of choir memlier, and of the ties of friendship formed through many years of asso ciation W’ith the organization. Those present were: Mrs. J. F. Ja cobs, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Wm. P.' Ja cobs, Dean and Mrs; Marshall Brown, Dr. B. -O. Whitten, Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Heath Cope- If.nd, .Mrs. D. J. Bnmm, Miss S^bil Burdette, Mrs. Arthur Copeland, Mrs. Reece Young, Hugh Holman, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Townsend, Jr., Mrs. J. B. Townsend of Anderson, and Mr. and .M rs. .A. W. Brice of Green^yop(j, The bride^s book was presided over, I<RANK CAROTHERS'-T^^HJ was' at by Misses Dorothy Adair, Martharene Pitts and Miss Lena Bell Kay. her side), and saifl^ “I’ve got 4^.’ Interpret it your own way, as it cer- set was chaperoned by Mrs. Irby Hipp and Mrs. D. J. Brimm, with a number of guests invited in addition to the members of the two organizations. The guests, were served punch onj tainly could have many rneanings. the porch by Mrs. Henry M. Young RED PINSON says he wishes to and Mrs. R. W. Phillips, assisted by make a correction, that he didn’t get Misses Bebe Dillard, Elizabeth .Nel- a scratch on his head while trying to ison, Nancy ^ung, Evalyn McCrary,'untangle himself from the electric ’and Snpoks Phillips. fan, but oh, what it did to his finger 1 During, the reception the happy ••• • A. O’D.ANlEt. says he has re couple slipped aw’ay for a we<lding j so much he can now cross his trip, after which they will be at home | loSTs, a feat he hasn’t been able to to their friends in Atlanta. The bride • perform in forty years, wore a handsome costume suit ofj MARY JIM MILAM sitting on the spice brown with matching acces- pbrch in a nke comfortaible cocker. Emily again, and she was mad as a hatter and confessed that she had one bag of peanuts and one of hulls, and=h#d Tftade the mistake of giving away the peanuts. . "RUBBER STAMPS—^24-hoar Mrrlea. All sizes and Aypea. CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO, sones.. Mrs. Holcombe is the eldest daugh ter of Mrs. John Griffin Pitts and the late Mr. Pitt.<«. She received her edu cation at the local high' .school and Presbyterian college. She is a mem ber of .Alpha Psi Delta sorority and was its president last year. Her wide circle of friends here regret that 'her marriage removes her from Clinton. Mr. Holcombe is the youngest son of-the late .Mr, anil Mrs, W. H. Hol combe. He was graduated ffom Pres byterian college m—1—where -he said she was waiting for someone . . . CARL CH.ANEY puttinig up an awn ing . . . MRS. TOM COOPER writing a letter home . . . BILLY PITTS and LOUISE McCRARY riding around, chaperoned by MR. and MRS. RAY PITTS. . NOTICE Why not keep your money at home by giving your magazine. Hubscrip-' tions to— - JAMES W* CALDWELL Can 88 AUXILIARY HOLDS REC.LLAK MEETING Monday evening the Auxiliary of the First Pr^^shyte'.-ian church met at the church after a separate meeting of the several circles, the auxiliary convened in the auxiliary rOoms and the devotional. w’as given by Mrs. H. -A. Copeland. business .session fol lowed. DANCE GIVEN AT ers were used in decoration. U^l'cious j punch, sandwiches and cookies werej Elizabeth Barnes and Duncan served. The honofee was presented ® j Workman entertained on Monday eve- lovely gift. AUXII.IARY PRESENTS •INDIAN” PROGRAM I The auxiliary of the First Baptist, church held its monthly meeting Mon-' day evening on the church lawn. j The junior organizations werel guests of the Woman’s Missionary so-|j“[ ciety, each circle focusing attention' was a member of .Alpha Lamb<la Tau fiatornity. Since his graduation he has l>een-•connected with the Texas company in Atlanta, Out-iof-town guests for the we'd- diiig wwe: .Mr, and Mrs. George Holcombe ^f Puford, Ga.; Misses ne. Wynelle, and Velvie Holcombe MILS. HENRY HOSTESS TO MUSGROVE CLUB On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Alec setting was provided for a stage,- and all taking part appeared in Indian costume. Mrs, Prank Fowler, as an “Indian princess,” conducted the pro gram, while her tribe, seated about the tent on logs and lustie seats, gave niing at the Lakeside counti-y clyb the messages. The true history of the with a dance in honor of Miss Gwen-1 Indians, their struggles and hard- dolyn Barne-i. of Atlanta. _ Ubips in the early days, their cus- , , L- n ■ .u '‘’f Tate, Ga.; K. M. Kindel, of At- on hfr junior char^o ''''"7;;"'', "^'jlanta; Mrs. Iliuvaial Mra.Iows, of Ma- thrmr^rthe>-rar. tho month^to|..c.^,, ^ lor study was. The Indian. 1 he Pal- , y ,, ^ terson circle m charire. rendered ^ ^ i.Iohnsoji, Jr., of Greer; Mr. and Mrs. Henry .Spears of Greensboro, N. C.; EMILA’ IHLLARD really has a kind heart. The other day she saw two friends passing and gave them a gen erous bag of pe^mfts, which they re ported were the best they had ever eaten. Later in the day they met Sproial Sunday Dinner 40c 11:30 to 2:30 EVklNING MEAL 5:30 to 8:00 Hotel Clinton Coffee Shop intere.'ting program. .A real Indian Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wier andjdaugh- ter, Virginia, of laaurens; Miss Dai.sy Garrett, of Atlanta; Junius Mont gomery, of Newberry. The club was beautifully decorated Henry was hostess to the Musgrovej^be occasion anil dancing was en- club. During tbe delightful social I ‘Juring tbe evening. Punch hour, Mrs. Henry, assisted by Mrs. George R. Holland, served a salad was served about one hundred guests. GIVES STAG SrPI’ER course to the members and the ROBERTS » lowing additional guests; Mrs. Sam Dunlap, Mrs. Billy McMillan, Mrs. Tom Howell, Mrs. Joe McMillan, Mrs. ^ Essie Atkins, Miss Arva Henry, and Mrs. Job Holland. ^)INNER PARTY GIVEN FOR BRIDAL PARTY The Pitts-Holcombe wedding party was complimented with a lovely din ner party given by Mr. and Mrs. P*i M. Pitts on Friday evening before the rehearsal. Summer flowers w’ere artistically arranged in the living room. In the dining room a color scheme of yellow Mrs.. W. H, Roberts entertained on Friday evening with a stag supper foriMr. Robert.*, in honor'of his births day. toms and their progress was present ed to the audience in riiost interest ing stories. »At the conclusion of the program, the “princess” gathered her little ones about her for the evening wor MISS MARY EMMA .SPEAKE with tennis racket and red balls returning from an early match, and the report ship as_the Indian lullaby, "Sweet and I is that she plays a good game Nationally Fambbs SWISS, The Very Best for 49C SO-SHEER, A Favorite, for 59C LA-DEBUTANTE, High Class, for ... 79C Low.’t was sung by Mrs. \V. A. .Moor head. "A delightful .social hour followed at twilight while a picnic lunch was Dahlias were artistically arranged spread and served to about seventy- in the living and dining rooms. The dining table was centered with a birthday cake and covers were laid for eight,* A delicious four course dinner was served. Mrs. Roberts was assisted by Mrs. Russell Cooper. five guest.s. UTTLE CAROLYN HUFFMAN HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY Tuesday afternoon Carolyn Huff- , , -ri. , ”ian gave an attractive party cele- and white was carried out. The beau-: birthday. After tifully appointed table was covered little folks assembled games were with a lace cloth and centered with a , , were invit- . 1 1 ^.1 • A w A1^ /4 , * *' scrytal bowl fillip With crotolaria and ^ fern, and on each side yellow j prettily decorated table, centered with in crystal holders were placed, .ov- hirthtlav cake, delicious nunch. .*and- , . , , , a birthday cake, delicious punch, sand ers were laid for eight, and a e ^^d cake were served. Mark- cious dinner served. ' ing the places at the'table were dainty MISS FRANCES SPRATT 'fans, wji^istles and balloons. KAILS FOR BRAZIL I The little girls enjoying the party Miss Frances Spratt, ac^mpTT^edt^^*J««w^-AndeTMiiu Dpre^J^^ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Spratt |8ens, Mildred Dunlap, and Cornelia of this city, sailed Wednesday from i Harris. ^ J'Jew York for LOVELY BUFFET SUPPER Mi"rsp™?‘t .nd|FOR PITTS-HOLtOMBE,PARTY the popular young'woman, possesaing a, , wide circle of friends here who will I "‘"8 After the rehearsal on Friday eve- miss her .trom the .ctivitiM of the Mr*. O. T. Lawing of Greer, enter- community, and wbo.se best wishes tained in honor of the Pitts-Holcombe •wm accompany her to her new wo.k. bridal party with an unu.ually lovely She graduated from Presbyterian col- huWet supper. . . legi in June with cum laude honors. A profusion of pi,^ althoas and In Recife she will join her sister, phywstegia intersperMd vrtth snow- Miss Virginia Spratt, who sailed for on-the-mounUin, adorned the living Brazil two years ago following her graduation from Presbyterian col lege. She holds a government position in that distant cky. The Misses Spratt’s uncle, Rev. William G. Nev ille, is a Presbyterian miasionary‘sta tioned at Garahuns, de Pernambuco, Brazil. FORMER CLINTON TEACHER TO WED IN EARLY FALL The following announcement ■will be read here with social interest: The Rev. B. G. Pressly and Mrs. Pressly of Fayetteville, 'yenn., m- n ounce the engagement of thejr dangbler, Jotie LeGal, to Claode R. Dunbar, of Sfmrtanburg, the wedding to take place in the early fall. Miss Pressly has a number of friends and acquaintances in Clinton where she is pleasantly rememibered room. For refreshments the guests were invited into the dining room. Centering the lace covered table, ex quisite in its appointments of silver and crystal, was a three tier wedding cake beautifully decorated and topped with a miniature bride and groom. Delicious fancy sandwiches, iced tea, hors d’oeuvres and cakes were served. About forty guests enjoyed the occasion. MRS. RAY PITTS HONORS CLINTON BRIDE Thursday evening Mrs. Ray Pitts delightfully entertained in honor of Miss Joyce Pitts at the home of Mrs. Russell Cooper. The attractive home was enhanc^ "with many lovely flow ers. ' The guests were first seated on the side porch aiid each presented with a kitchen towel to hem. On completing For the years 1933 and 1934 she was . • •„.,• . mvmb/r of the aiMon high Khool h«n.mmg the group w.. iimted m.ide to appointed tables. The living room and dining room were thrown en suite. 41 1 faculty as instructor in scieftce, and ranked "as one of-the school’s most , j- • * ui j -ev. popular .nd .ueeeMful te«:hert. Two,*”;! the dmmg tM, w,. ^ed with ti^eirs-ago she resigned here to aeeept » lovely b„wii „f flower, flanked by I similir, teaehing pomtion in ,he t-'l J-olders. Sparunbullt high school. She is an The hosteM, assisted by Mrs. Rus- honof graduate of Erskine college. Cooper and Mrs. W. T. Jackson, - - . served a salad cource with iced tea, and her father is pastor of the As- Someone’s Birthday Comes THIS MONTH Gift* That Say, ~ ' “Happy Birthday” Give her something she can show with pride. FRONTIS JEWEIsRY S'TORE |•ITTS-HOLCOMBE WEDDING LOVELY HOME EVENT- A beautiful social event of mid-summer was the marriage Satur- day evening at 7:;00 o’clock of Miss Joyce Pitts and Ralph Holcombe, The ceremony wa.s performed at the home of the bride by her pastor. Dr. J. C. Roper, and was attended by a large gathering of relatives and friends. The lower floor of the hojne was thrown fc 11 suite and beautifully-.dec? oratetl for the occasion. In the living room in front of the mantle an im provised altar was arranged. Tall bas kets of white hydrangea, clematis and altheas were artistically arranged against a background of fern, arid at each .side floor candelabra holding wbiip cathedral candles were placed. Before the ceremony a musicaTpTn- gram was rendered with Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Jr., at the piano. Using as the first selection, Mrs. Jacobs played Flower Song” (Lange), after which Mrs. Tom Milam sang “Sweetest Story Ever Told.” Following the solo, “Old Refrain” (Fritz Kreisler), ren dered by Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs. Hender son Pitts sany “I Love You Truly” (Carrie Jacobs Bond). At the first strains of Lohengrin’s bridal chorus, Lewis Pitts and John G. Pitts entered and lighted the, candle.s. Miss Mar- tharcne Pitts, Slitter jgf the bride and only'• attendant,'*^ acted as maid of honor, and preceded the bride to the altaf. She wore an evening gown of aqua satin, and her flowers were white gardenias. The bride entered on the arm of her uncle, P. M. Pitte, who gave her in marriage, and was met at the altar by the bridegroom and his best man, E. M. Kindel of Atlanta. The blonde beauty of the bride was enhanced by her wedding dress, which was worn by her mother twenty-two years ago. The dress, of exquisite satin, was fashioned with lace bodice and full train, high neckline and a row of tiny seed pearls to the waist. The sleeves were large and gathered at the hand with two rows of pearl. Her full-length veil was of sheer tulle, held by a band <d satin and caught at each side with orange bloMoms. ^he carried a cascade bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. “To a Wild Rose” (McDowell) was^ [J played softly while the vows were^ tl spoken. | U Immediately after the ceremony a j| A. G. S.MITH, who is compiling the city directory, reports the population of Clinton is fi.OOJ which, he-states, puts Clinton 35 ahead of Isaurens . . . MRS. FLOYD PITTS, MRS. TOM WIER, and MISS SALLY LYNN rid ing around in a new car. JOYCE PITT.S wats certainly a lovely bride, and the groom looked as'if he was immensely happy too, even after being showered with rice galore . . . And while we’re on the LA-DEBUTANTE, 3-Way Stre^h . On Sale Here Only. In New Fall Shades. DANZIGER^S STORE 0 0 e 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Forhan’s T. Paste Ex Lax 25c .... .... 16c Mavis Talc 25c ....... 17c I ProphylacticT. Brush .34c 0 reception was held. The receiving lii of the bride ^he bride’s | The receiving line was composed j| followed by ice cream and cookies. ..._ - - . The btide-elect was presented an mother, P. M. Pitts, Miss Martha-'' || ^attractive gift. The following guests Irene Pitts,* E. M. Kendall, Misses L lenjpye^ the occasion: MisstSs Martha-'Irene, Velvie and W’ynelle Holcombe, 'rene Pitt.s, Nancy Young, Evalyn Me-.Mr. and Mrs. George Holcombe, Mrs. Crary, Clyde Ray, Helen Hollings-j Howard Meadows, Mrs. J. B. Kay and worth, Snooks Phillips, Bebe Dillard,! Mis.s Daisy Garrett. Beverly Davis, Elizabeth Nelson, j The bride's mother wa.s gowned in Vivian .Parks Adair, Emmie Adair, black chiffon with a corsage of pink Madeline Adair, Jeanette Pitts, and Lena Bell Kay. The following guests called for re freshments: Mrs. J. G. Ktts, Mrs. jM innie Adair, Mrs. W. 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