The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, April 21, 1938, Image 3
THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1938
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t6e CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C.
PAGE THMai
The Woman’s Page
SOaETY EVENTS.
CLUB AND CHURCH NEW^ OF INTEREST
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BLAKELY'MONROE [the 11th chajtter of Hebrews, Mr. Ja-
Mr. and Mrs. John Telford Blakely,, coi>s spoke on the ideals of the ,col-
of this city, announce the engage-.lege and its endeavor to develop the
ment of their daughter, Elizabeth! usefulness and influence of students
Bennett, and Jaln^ (Hoddard Monroe, j through an abiding faith. He express-
of , LatU. The niarriage will taketcd hopefulness for the future, and
place in June. | asked the cj^nfidence and support of
;the auxiliary for the college.
A short business session closed the
meeting.
MRS. C. W. STONE
HOSTESS TO FRIENDS
Mrs C. W. Stone delightfully •'en- uoi ns
tertained a number of friends on
Wednesday morning with a bridge-j
luncheon at her home. Spring flowers!
in beautiful arrangements decorated
the living and dining rooms. Guests
were assembled for four tables, and
The Clinton lions club celebrated
its annual “ladeis’ night" last Friday
in the armory when it was host to
wives of the members and other
after cards Mrs. Stone serv’ed a ddi-j hundred and twen-
cious two-course luncheon. were present.
— ^ I The armor>' was appropriately dec-
JUNIOR GROUP ENJOYS 'orated for the occasion.
EASTER E(JG HUNT j After a banquet the group enjoyed
The Junior society of the Associate; until a late hour.
Reformed Presbyterian church enjoy
ed an Easter egg hunt on Saturday
afternoon in the woodland section and Mrs. Fei-guson; W. M. Walker,
near the home of Mi-s. Gus Blakely, President of the Rotary club, an Miss
Jr. Entertainment for the afternoon Virginia Bums, and Coach W. A.
was under the direction of Mrs. An-'Johnson and Mrs. Johnson, who were
He will g^raduate from Tulane uni
versity, Newr Orleans, La., in June
with B. S. and M. D. degrees.
After the wedding, which will be
solemnized in June, the young couple
will reside in Kansas City. Mo.,
where Mr. Moorhead will take his in-
terneship at Research hospital.
The engagement of Miss Moody and
' Mr. Moorhead was made known yes-
1 terday at an afternoon tea given by
j Mi^s 'Betty Baird in her home on
j Creswell street. ,
I As the guests entered they were'
I greeted at the door by little Miss
j Mary .\gnes Oakes, and in the hail
I each guest was presented with a cor-
; sage of white daisies and fertis* Fy
Miss Mary Baird. The corsages were
tied with white satin ribbons on
which were, written "Marjorie and
William—June 10."
Receiving with Miss Baird and Miss
Moody were their inotKers, Mrs. C. L.'
Moody and Mrs. O. J Baird. Miss
' Moody was attractively aittire<l in a |
j gown of grey net over pink.-^ Miss j
I Baird’s gown was of orchid mousse- j
' line embroidered with purple violets, j,
Mrs. Moody wore a gowm of turquoise!
blue crepe and Mrs. Baird was hand-!
soniely gowned in beige lace. " 1
Also receiving in the living rooinj
were Miss Shirley Baird and Miss i
the afternoon in the various rooms Austerniell.
Guests of the clubvwere R. E. Fer- ^.^j-g Edward Henry, Mrs. Ken- ^ reception rooms were beauti-
guson, president of the Kiwanis club,! ngth Baker, Mrs. Gilbert Blakely andl^.^!'^ decorated with vases of Easter
JHEW
ANNAPOLIS, Md. . . . Mrs. Henry
M. Robert. Jr., of this city, unop
posed candidate for the oflice of
President Qeneral of the National
Society of the Daughters of the
American Revolution, the 47th
Continental Congress of which will
meet in Constitution Hall April 18.
Mrs. Robert is at present Trea
surer General. ““
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In the den Mrs. Bessie Godfrey,. fovertxl with an eni-
Mrs. Emma Little, Mrs. Annie Dunlap <’‘‘»itered
and Mrs. Jack H. Young received, i^
pel Bobo and Mrs. Blakely. After the; introduced to the assembly during Bidding the guests adieu were Mrs. wtKlding ring fillwl with
Mrs. Wilson Harris.
I lilies and roses. In the dining room
egg hunt the young people were serv-jthe evening. ij^ Blalock, Jr.,
ed refreshments of lemonade and' A feature of the evening was the! Jones,
cookies. drawing of numbers by the ladies
i^i . -- I whicb--entitled-tho -bolder to ^a_-px'*‘*'
BUSINESS CIRCLE MEETS bearing the corresiK)nding number. | wi.shes to the bride
WITH MRS. LANKFORD ! Favors were miniature table lamps
and Mrs. Willard
lilies of the valley and maidenhair
fern. On one*si<le of the reflector
Durinit the afternoon ,eventy-five i
their- good^J''*""- Th ■
green candles embossed with valley'
Iilio.s, burning in crystal candelabra.:
Mrs. Guy Oakes presidtHl at the sil
ver tea services and Mis.s Sally Ileri
On Monday evening the Business which cast a glow over the hall at the, DINNER PARTY FOR
Girls’ circle of Broad Street Mtjtho-1 beginning of festi\nties. SHREVEPORT VISITOR
dipt church met at the home of Mrs.! Mrs. Brooks Owens, club pianist,| Mr. and Mrs. Roy Trammell recent-1and Miss Mollie Ellerbe assisted in
-Clyd*-Lankfond,_adth Mita-ii.-s Hnli.n was remembered with a spt>cial gift. Iv entertained with-a dinmit-pariy-in j the^serving-ctnjrtestes.
and Tokie .\dair assistant hostesses. i H. .\rthur Copeland, president, pre- honor of the latter’s sister, Mi.ss Joeyi A largo number of guests called bo
’The meeting was called to order sided over the evening’s festivities,
by Mrs. John W. Finney, circle lead-! The Presbyterian college orchestra
er, after which a short program,'furnished music for the occasion.
"Music in the Church," was presented. „ ^ i^ho enjoye<l the occasion were: Mr.
The home was artistically decorat-l^ v- Norris, Mr. and Mrs.
ed with beautiful arrangements of! of Newberry: Marvin Webb of Greenville, Misses
Templeton, of Shreveport, La. The tween the appointtnl hours of four
home was beautifully drcorated with | and six o’clock.
Easter lilies, narcissi and roses. Those '
and Luther C. Nabors of Laurens
red roses and swt^el peas. In the dm-, . , .
int room the Ubic covered with
• l»ce cloth .nd centered with a . »tler^n at five-thiny
ver vaae filled with mixed flowera, i"
refleet-ed in a mirror placque. Deli-' ®- “‘""O" “ N'’'-
cious refreshments were served buffet
■ptyle.
MARTHA LOU BLAKELY
HONORED WITH PARTY
Mrs. Lowry Wilson honored Miss
The bride is a daughter of W. C.,
Minick of Newberry, and prior to
her marriage held a position at the
State hospital in Columbia.
The groom is the eldest son of Mr.
liartha Lou BlakJey on Saturday evc-j*’^ Nabors^ of this city
ning with a prom party to which holds a position with the State
number of friends were invited. | Highway department at Laurens.
The home was beautifully decorat-1 The young couple wm make their
ed with colorful spring flowers in 1 ^o^te in Laurens, after May 1.
various arrangements, and made BARNETT HAS
lovely setting for the occasion. | ribtHDAY PARTY
^es and contests prodded de-j Margaret Ann Barnett celebrated
hghrtful enterUinment for the young birthday on Saturday with
folk, and prizes were won by Miss:^ j^^y and Easter egg hunt. The
Jean Holman and Lawrence f’orgu-, young folk enjoyed the oc-
icasion: Betty Cummings, Kenneth
Delicious punch and cookies werel^^^^j^^ Martha Ov-ings, tloris Owens, MRS. FAYETTE RAM AGE
served twenty-five young people whoji iuj^^ Dillard, Cornelia Harris, Bob- HEADS EASTERN STARS
enjoyed the affair. » by Owen.s, George Copeland, Ferdiej The James B. Parrott chapter No.
'.Jacobs, Leo Honrsby, Myra Adair,; 9, Order of the Eastern Star, held its
Virginia and Sarah Helen Webb of
Fountain Inn, Mr. and Mrs. Grover
Sanders, and Mrs. Trammell’s moth
er, Mra. Sarah Webb.
CENTURY CLUB MEETS
WITH MRS. HUNTLEY. •
The Century club met. on Tue8<lay
afternoon with Mrs. S. M. Huntley.
The program was arranged and given
by Mrs. John Osman and Mrs. W. A.
Johnson. Mrs. Osman read “An Ode
to the God of the Open Air," which
introduced the program, and was fol
lowed by a reading, "Strange Places
of Worship," by Dr. Archibald Rut
ledge. “Solitude," by Dr. Rutledge,
was read by Mrs. Johnson, and the
program was clos^ with a poenu
“Refuge.”
The next meeting will be held ait
the 'home of Mrs. F. C. Harding on
May 3.
WINGO-BRANNON WEDDING
SOLEMNIZED AT INMAN
Miss Revelie Wingo of Inman, and
Carrall C. Brannwn of this city, were
united in marriage Thur8<lay evening
at the home of the bride’s parents in
the presence of members of the two
families and a few intimate friends”
The Rev. J. E. I Ashman, pastor of Ihe
bride, was the officiating minister.
Before and during the ceremony
Misses Marian and Marjorie Brannon,
sisters of the groom, rendered a pro
gram of pre-nuptial music. The bride
and groom entered together unattend
ed. The bride was lovely in her wt*d-
ding gown of white satin, with c(wl
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L. M, n. Y(H*NG HONORED
ON HIS 73TH BIRTHDAY
Mary Albt*rta Baldwin, Frances Bar-
_ , . ... tv 1 nett and Mary Loftis.
On Sunday -Mr. and Sira. Frank C.
Sounj •nd Lula Young enter-1
at ^ h^e near here with, j
a triple birthday dinner party honor-
ii^ their father, L. M. D. Young and quests. ^
his two giandsons, Lawrence Edmund'AUXILIARY
Young and L^wis Mac Kay, two and goLDS MEETING
eight years of a^, restively. Mr.| American Legion Auxiliary met
loung. one of the highly esteemed, Tuesday afternoon at the home of
citizens of this community, observed Griffin. Misses Sybil and
hts 75th birthday on this occasion. \ p]orrie Burdette, Mrs. J. A. Chand-
The appointed table was cotvered
with a l^autiful imported linen lace
cover with a low silver bowl of nar
cissi. During the dessert the candles
OT the three birthday cakes were n^j^iliary discussed further plans to
lighted. A delicious four-course dinner
was served to the following guests:
Mr. and-Mrs. Walter B. Young and
Mrs. Duncan of Charlotte Mr. and'j^ jj^^ch at Columbia was returned
Mrs. Lewis Kay and sons, Bobbie andj^^ Auxiliary by Mrs. Mood Smith
who had asked permission at the last
a
Lewis Mac, of Honea Path, Mr. and
Mrs. Gi^y Seawright of Pendleton, j^^inV t^ hivr it framed
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. M. Young, Mr.! Rosa Mahaffey rendered
Md .Mra. Rex \oung and Betty Me-1 program, after which
Cormick^ .Mrs. Edpr Copeland Joan, hostesses served delicious sand-
C^Iai^, George Ulex Copeland, and Russian tea.
Frank C. Young, Jr. . ^
Dunht the »flerhb6h thfe follow-j lovely TEA GIVEN FOR
Ing friends and relatives called: Mr.jMRS. LAWRENCE DAVIS
and Mrs. Ralph Young and daughters,
Lola and Annette, of Newberry, Leo
D. Young of Atlanta, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Hipp,
John Cannon.
annual installation meeting bn Friday
evening at 8 o’clock in the Masonic
Temple. On thi.s occasion Mrs. P. B.
Adair acted as installing officer, Mrs.
Pope Chapman, district deputy grand
matron, acted as grand marshall, and
W’. H. Simpson as chaplain.
The following officers were in
stalled:
Worthy matron — Mrs. Fayette
Ramage.
Worthy patron—Carlton F. Winn.
Associate matron—Mrs. B. F. Win-
gard.
Associate patron—F. M. iBoIand."
Secretary—iMrs. Pope Chapman.
Treasurer—Mrs. J. W. Leake.
Conductress—Miss Elizabeth Cope
land.
Associate conductress—Mrs. W. T.
Putnam.
Chaplain—W. H. Simpson.
Marshall—Mrs. C. C. Giles.
Organist—Mrs. T. C. Johnson.
Adah—Mrs. John D. Davis.
Ruth—Mrs. Lethe Gilmore.
Esther—Mrs. Dennis Sowers.
Martha—Mrs, J. A. Coleman.
Electa—Mrs. P. B. Adair.
Warden—Miss Julia Ferguson.
Sentinel—W. T. Putnam.
Mrs. Chapman, for the past two
One of the loveliest social affairs years district deputy grand matron.
ler, Mrs. Emma Mason and Mrs. Car-
roll D. Nance of Cross Hill, were as
sistant hostesses.
During the business meeting the
equip the kitchen at the armory,
The state membership citation,
which was received at the spring rally
Margaret Hipp, and
AUXIUARY HEARS TALK
BY PRESIDENT JACOBS
The auxiliary of the First Presby
terian church met on Mbnday after
noon at the church. The president,
Mrs. L. S. McMillian, presided, and
the program was in charge of Mrs.
Bothwell Graham, secretary of the „ « i. o j
coii.ii.itt«,on Christian education and Y"* ”r'- S Owens wd Mrs.
John W. Little. The receiving line
of the spring season was the tea giv
en by Mrs. Ansel Godfrey and Mrs.
Thornwell Dunlap at the home of the
former on Thui^ay afternoon hon
oring Mrs. Dunlap’s sister, Mrs. Law
rence Davis, a recent bride.
A profusion of lavender iris, pink
roses and syringa beautifully a^med
the spacious rooms and provided a
most attractive setting for the occa
sion.
Greeting the guests at the door
e^on
ministerial relief.
President W. P. Jacobs of Presby- ^ Gwifrey, Mrs
terian col!e»e was the guest speaker.] “f.-'jP- Gat-
Following a acripture reading from ' ^ "'1'/ .. .
PREFERRED FOR THE
GRADUATE ,.
Every GRADUATE deserves
a fiae Watch and Dinner Ring.
Drop in and see our nice se
lection.
FRONTIS
JEWEI sRY STORE
and GIFT SHOPPE
expressed appreciation to the mem
bers and officers for their service to
the chapter during her term of office.
She was presented a past matron’s
jewel for her work and faithfulness
to the chapter.
A social hour was enjoyed, during
which punch and cookies were served.
MISS MARJORIE MOODY
AND WILLIAM MOORHEAD
TO WED IN JUNE
The following from a Shreveport,
La., paper will be read here and in
Goldville with interest by the friends
of the groom-elect:
Announcement of interest in social
Inviting the guests into the dining circles is that made by Mr. and Mrs.;
room were Mrs. Louis C. LaMotte and j C. L. Moody of the engagement of
Mrs. Lonnie McMillan. Centering the
exquisitely appointed table was an ar
rangement of iris, columbine and corn
flowers, flanked by tall candles in
holders. Mrs. L. R. Lynn and Mrs*
A. E. Spencer poured Russian tea.
Serving a delicious salad course were
Frances Speake, Henrietta Young,
Inez Young and Mary Lou Johnsop.
Joy Young Godfrey and Mildred Har
ris Dunlap passed mints. Entertain
ing in the dining room were Mrs.
Bennett Townsend, Mrs. H. F. Harris
and Mr&u Harry iuikea.
Aaaisting in entertaining during
their daughter, Marjorie, to William
H. Moorhead of Goldville, S. C., son
of Mr, and Mrs, W. A. Moorhead of
that place.
Mias Moody is a charming and!
popular member pf the college ^et.
She attended Sophie Newcomb col
lege in'New Orleans and is a member
0^ Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority.
jShe will graduate in June.
I Mr. Moorhead is an honor graduate
of Darlington School for Boys, Rome,
Ga., and took his pre-medical work
at Duke universky, where he was a
member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity.
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