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\ / -’sr.'J&irrri . . ..ii -.Un-W. \-t .J"'- . THURSDAY, XOVE PAGE THRR9 /The Woman^s Page SOaETY EVENTS. CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST Telephone 258 • -v A THANKSGIVING PRAYER Dear Lord, may I offer thanks Thee— For family ties wherein love lies. ,.MRS. LEAKE to HONORS GUESTS I On Saturday evening Mrs. T. J. Leake honored Misses Mary Garrett upon which was written, “Ple^e drink the first toa.st to us.’’ Inside the folded heart was a. s^all picture of the bride-elect and groom-elect. A delicious 'three-course dinner was served, the hostess being assisted j in entertaining by* her sister. Miss' Nannie Young Tribble. / The guests included Miss Todd, Mias Hazel Boland, Miss, Georgia B. Blakely, Miss Frances McKee, Miss Margaret Blakely, Miss Catherine' Blakely, Mrs. J. R. Todd, Mrs. Charles] Workman, Mrs. Hubert Todd, Mrs.l Laurens School To Cost $41,335 nou*’' tentler.t system. b e; of the i{ f >r‘ ■'d ‘V V V..: , I-aur. ns f.'rm:;! t. s-*!;>er;.n- o' t’n* school is e'*y school Garington street, n.r.ict can town, ami will be used as an eleroen c ■ ■'•’vN school in the city system. 1 r-'V.X ' GoinSi^ co.-t of the site, construc- tion of building and installation of .\cc.ni.ing .o ihe te;!!!' -..i th pend- ‘Hiiiipir.ent. the project calls for a to- room school iunjso here was submit- ing cont;-act. work would h: gin on the tal ex;- miiture of $.->l..")00. The board Danii'l Construction com- building N 2-*> and b” com- of city school trustees A lo-.v Laurens, Nov. ’ t for the eri-ction tod bv the n t of a bid 12- :u • »<■ ‘pn a spaciou.s lot on on the t^ast side of of .\ndprs-in. it has boon an- pleied in Lj^O cr.linlar IS sponsoring d.avs The site the enterprise. 'Paul Ti>dd, Mrs. Fi-ank Martin, Mrs. : W. B. Tribble, Mrs. W. D. .Adair, Mi-s. For friends that are true the whole Margaret Harding and E. B. Sloan^ Mrs. Roy Gasque Mrs. way through. jMiss E<lit.h Brooks of Washington, (Bynum Betts, Mrs. A. B. Blakely, , ay through For a home to tend and for a book to lend. For a fireside chair and a loved one there. . For cooling showers and April flow ers. For blessings free that come from Thee. That thou are near throughout the O year. Lord of Hosts, i I praise Thee Ga., who were the guests of her • Mrs. A. C. Workman, Mrs. W. C. daughter. Miss Elizabeth Nelson, and|^«*ly« Mrs. Willard Jones. Miss Elizabeth Brooks, with a lovely 1 The approaching marriage of this dinner party at Hotel Clinton. [young couple is one of cordial intcr- The table was attractively appoint-their many friends. Miss Tixld, ihI, being centered with a low bowU^’i attractive and talented you,ng of mixed flowers. After dinner the ''’pnian* ^o^ds a responsible position, guests, attended the homecomingifirm of D. h,. Tribble com dance. jpany. ♦ I The groom is conni'cted with the as! HIGH SCHOOL GROUP U^l C. N. & L. railway office GIVI5S P.ARTY-D.VNCE o^rater. and has Ix'en a resident of Dear Lord, accopt my thanks, I pray. On Friday evening the French club;this city for the ]ia.st twelve years. For this glad Thanksgiving Day— of Clinton high school entertained. For glowing health, and for a wealth with a lovely i-»aity at I^ke.side Coun- Of golden grain. For the mist and for try club. A number of additional the rain. For faith that will light the darkest night. For the sky that's blue and for the shining sun too. My voice 1 raise in grateful praise For the peace, and love that come from above. ^ 0 Lord of Hosts, I thank Thee! —Ethel B. Mitchell. Clemson College. guests including the members of the Hi-Y club and footlnill team were present for the occasion. Dancing and games were enjoyed throughout the evening. Delicious Rus.'ian tea and wafers were .served for refreshments. PEOPLE YOU KNOW I Billy Light foot is sjumding the jTlianksgiving holi<lays in Demorest, Chaperones for the affair were .Mr. jGa., with friends, and Mrs. PautTodd .Misses Margaret; Mr. and Mrw. Tr W; -Simnrons of Webb and Alice Gaines. Gray Court, visitetl .Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Robertson Sunday. I BET.\ (T.UBS HOLD Frixi Garland of Batesburg was a ANNOUNCEMENTS j MEETING IN LAURENS visitor at the orphanage for the A special meeting of the Century! Last Thursday a district meeting j week-end. club will be^held Tuesday, Nov. 2tb‘of high school Beta clubs was held Mi.ss Rhoda Bagwell of Columbia, at 4 o’clock, at the home of Mrs. W. in I^urens at the high school audi- spent the week-end at the orphanage.j A. Johnson. torium. Included in this district, l)C-j Miss Margaret Bethea of Dillon, is I sides lyauiens, are clubs of Clinton, spending Thanksgiving with her sis-' TOI)I)-E.\R(iI.E Woodruff ami Gray Court. ter. .Mrs. W. W. Harris. j EN(;A<iEMKNT ' | .An interesting program was given j Mrs. Pat l)<»b.son of .Spartanbui g.| .Mr. an(r Mrs. Joseph Reed To(l«l which included an a<ldress by Dr. R. was a guest at the orphanage for the! announce the engagement of their N. Daniel of Funuan university, on wet-k-end. j daughter, .Mary Belle, to Hugh Jen- “The Values of New, Progressive Ed- liolKU-t .Miller of Riehmoml, Va.., nings Kargle. The wedding will take ucation.” , was a visitor here this week. j l)eceml>er 8, "at the .Associ-; .After the program the guests were Misses ElizaU-th Nelson ami Refornu*<l I’resbyterian church of invited into the library where from a beth Brooks left V(*stredav to jilace on ate ('linton. IDI.E .MOMENTS ( I.UB MEETS WITH MRS, SUMEREL .Mrs. S. W. Sumerel was hostess to the ‘‘Idle Moments” club Wednesday afternoon. .After the businC.ss meet ing a social hour was enjoyed by a large number of the membius. Ijite in Owens the afternoon a delicious salad and bridge j prettily a|>pointed .tea, sandwiches served. I tea-table »l< and cakes Eliza -1 spend I in Wa.'h- MISS FLOY OWINtiS, BRIDE KLE( T, HONORED On Friday afternoon, .Mrs. Cornwell and .Mrs. William entertained with party in honor of sweet coui-se with coffee was served. TEA( HERS’ ( IRCI.E MEETS WITH MRS. LaMOTTK .Mrs. lyouis C. I^.Motte was hostess to the Teachers’ ciivle of Thornwell .Memorial church on .Momlay evening. The devotional was given by Miss F^Iizalx'th .Akers, while .Miss .Mildn^rl Hughes le«i a program on ‘‘I Believe In Prayer.” .Aftei-wanis delicious refreshments were serveil. icious the Thanksgiving holidays were ingion, (ia., with friends. i j .Miss Kthrd Langston was the week-j end guest of her si.ster, .Mrs. .Am-; I brose Hudgens in Laurens. ! .Miss Kljzaliefh Nelson had a.s heri J. J. week-i-nd guests -Miss .Mary Garrett! Brooks I,Greenwoml, .Misses .Margaret Har<i-i a levely j,nd K«lith Brooks of Washing-! .Miss Floy ton, Ga. ; Owings, of Ow ings, a bride-elect of I He„, y Young, Jr., stmlent at the November, at the home of .Mrs. (’orn- (;,.orgia Military aemlemy, Milledge- ' iville, Ga., is spending the Thanksgiv- <'hry>anthemums, roses and other holi.lays with his parents, Mr. fall flowers added to the attractive- ing and .Mrs. IL-nry .M. Young, ness of the living room where guests Dr. and Mrs. I.. R. Lynn, Dr. B. (). for three tables of bridge a.s.sembUsl. Whitten, ami Dr. and .mV.s. L .K. Bish- op were guests .at a banquet given in the community hall in I.aurens Monday evening b.v the county wel- MRS. HAMP BOYD HOSTESS TO CI.l B Ye^t*•rday morning Mrs. Hamp Boyd entertained the Thursday Bridgv club with a lovely luncheon at her home. A’ellow ami lavr-ndar chrysanthe mums added to the attractiveness of gle Cojudand the living room, where two tables i»oth morning were arranged for bridge. .A delicious turkey luncheon wa served at high nemn. .A beautiful corsage of roses marked the place of the honor guest. .A num- Iht of progr»*ssions were played, in which .Mrs. Hoiace Payne w'on high dcpai-tnient perstmnel. .score. .Additional guests were invited ■ ■■ for refreshments consisting of salad and .sweet courses served with Rus sian tea. Miss Owings was jiresented u lovely gift for her trousseau. JOINT HOSTESSES AT PARTIES THURSDAY Mrs. Horace Payne and Birthdays And Anniversaries Neighbors are wedding anni- MR. AND MRS. OWENS ENTERTAIN AT DINNER On last Wislnesday evening .Mr. and Mrs, William Brooks Owens were host and hostess to fourteen members of their families at a dinner parly. The dining and living rooms were attractively adorned with chry.santhe- mums and roses in a ors. .A low b(»wl pf centered the jnettily appointed table where the guests were serveil a de licious dinner. .Mr. and .Mrs. W. K cilebiating their ddrd jver-aiy today, Nov. 24. .Mrs. Pi in-1 .Nov, Is was the birthday of .Mis.i entertained Thursday. .S. T. .MeCraekin. ami afternoon, with! .Mr. and .Mrs. ,1. Paul Todd, Mr. and .Mrs. T. f. .Johnson and .Mr. and .Mrs. .John T. lattle, all will celebrate a Wf<Jdiiig ariniversaiy on .Nov. ‘J'l. j ■Nov. 2.'> is the birthday of .Mrs. .L, K. Benjamin. | .Mr. ami .Mrs. 1. B. CopelamI will' «»bserve .Nov. 150 as their Pith wed- iovely parties. Guests for six tab!e> of bridge wi-ro invit<‘<l in the morning, and .Mrs. Heath CopelamI won high score prize. .A delicious luncheon was served at the pp-ttily appointed tables. In the afternoon both bridge and celebi-ated a <'hine.se chiskers were enjoyed. .Mrs. sling anniversary. A. C. Workman won high tx-ore prize. .Mrs. HuImtI Todd .A ilelicious sala<l course with tea was , birthday Nov. 1!*. j served. I .Miss .Alice Gaim s, and .1. K, .Me-i A profusion of chrysanthi-mums D’Jown will cebduate birthdays Nov. variety of col- and roses di-corated the home of Mrs. 2'.*. j mixed Lowers Payne for both r>c<-asions. j Dr. Fel<ler .''mith had a birthday; Tuesday, the 22ml. ’ rHUK( H SO( lAL GIYEN FOR YOUN(; PEOPI.E A group of young msonbers of the First Prc'byterian church met in the young peojile's department .Monday night. ! Interesting games and contests were s'njoved. .latter in t^ie evening wieners were roa-ted over an omm fire and >erved with hot rolls. Mar-h- mallows wt re also toa-ted. .About thirty-five young people en joyed the *>ccasion. .MR.S. JOHN T. LirrUK ( ONFINKI) TO HO.MK .STATE D. A. R. RE(;ENT Msrr.s i.ocAi, ( Hapter .Mrs. .John laigari .Marshall, of Cieiii- son, state regent of the D. .A. R., was guest speaker at the Mu'^grove's .Mill chapter Wednexiay aflernmin at the home of .Mrs. F'. E. Rolddn.s, .Mrs...Marshall spoke of her work in ‘he state o-ganization and stressed as sudileoly became ill on the public tnain o!ijii tivi< the work at Tamas-' square and had to he can ied into a see, the willing out of the S<iuth Car- siure for medical freatineMt, Later ♦liina debt f'lr the Ix lls in the chimes she was reiiieved to her home here Jiy at \ alb-y Forge with the expres-^ed ambulance. Her condition was report- hope that ,his be aceomplisheil by «*<! yestenlay afternoon as .satisfac- F'ebruary. She told of her own expe- torily improving. Thi- many friends of .Mrs. .John Little Vill regp't to know that she eoiifitufl to h«T hiime on account illnes'. Tuesilay while in Laup ns s sudileoly bi T. is! of' he. rience a' Yalley F'orge, which fulfilled her chiliihood dieam of the historical place. The regent of the local chapter, -.-M r.s. R. FL Jones, introduceil the THE IDEAL WEDDING GIFT , . . for the coming Bride. Smart- nef«<« haa nothing to do with price. Silver, China, Glassware will tell her . . . better than words. Here you may choose with safety, knowing that the price will be most fair. FRONTIS JEWEIJIY STORE and GIFT SHOPPE .MLS,S ADAIIUS SALE OPENED YESTERDAY The I.,{idie.s’ Ready-to-Wear .Shopp<* began their annufil fall one-half price dref/s sale yes.terday to continue thiough Christmas eve. Their line of ready-to-wear has been slashisl for the event, an advertisement in today’s paper announces, with s^K-eial money- -avi.ng hargain.s throughout the .store to assist Christma.s shoppei-s in their selections. .'4uch an event always at- , -Among the lovely fall social affair.s tracts feminine buyers at Miss Falla’s, '■was the dinner party given. Friday as her popular shop is known, evening F»y .Mrs. R. L. Plaxico a.n-j ^ nouncing the engagement of .Missi The naming of Ismet Inbna as dic- 'Mary Todd, and Hugh FZargle. The ^ator of Turkey reminds a housewife MRS. ( OPEI.ANI) HOSTESS TO AtTAEAN BOOK ( LUB Mrs. T. I). Copeland delightfully cn- ^ tertained the .Actaean Book club on speaker. • Thursday afternoon. During the afternoon .Mrs. Robbins, Quantities of handsome yellow and a.«sisted by -Mr.<. J. .A. Bailey, served pink chrj’.santhemums were attrac- a deliciou.s sweet course. tively us^ for decoT*ations. ^ _ * Tables were arranged for rook and 'DSS .M.ARA TODD HONORKI) several interesting games enjoyed. WITH .ANNOUNCE.MENT P.AKTY Later in the afternoon a delicious |jy >ii{s. K. L. PL.WICO salad course with coffee was served. wedding will take place at high noon on December 8th, at the Associate Reformed Presbyterian church., For the occasion quantities of yel low and white chrysanthemums were attrartively arranged in the living and dining rooms. 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