The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 22, 1939, Image 3
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PAGE THREE
The Woman’s Page
SOCIETY EVENTS,
ClAH AND CHLHCH NEWS OF INTEREST
Trirplwe 74 or 2S8
in tW Uininif
and “AM For Yoa.’* Nra. ShrpWrd ‘‘f nuptia? m;a^ »■«* ppnd*-rrd hy Mrsi. L.f^ r»vt
TendorHi Shabtrt*» *'Scrvtiode.'* “Ave Sira. J. F. JactAm onranbt, Mb* Col- room.
Mar-A,’ a!Ki “VMirtaaa Loot Soar'' l«tte Griffin and J. bmmc Copeland, Mrn. Jtihn RiohaH* and ML«5 Mary
The “BridaJ Chonw” fron LaAencrm mloHita. Miw GrifTin aanir, “Because.” Howze IHllard fntertaine<l in the
was used for the procesmma!^ and yn^ Copeknd sanft “Sw»ctcM rmini. >ervir>ir punch on the lawn!
MendelsrtiJin s “%(e4dinr March for Ever Told.” Mrs. Jacobs played v>'vu‘ Mrs. Julian K.*lick of (Jeorfe-j
the “Bridal Chorus’ from LoheoifTin Misses Nannie Sue Adair and
PEOPLE
YOU KNOW
the recessional. “To a Miid Rose*
softly played daring the
WUIh
MISS MART WORKMAN
HONORED wm PARTY
HoDorinc Mba Mary, Workmaa,
bride-elect. Mra. Harry Nettles enter-iCommbsion and Tooth.
tained with a lovely '
Fridaiy morning.
The ushers
III, Roy Casque, J. F. Bhmes of An
derson, and Martin MiBcr of Laorras.
Mrs. Arthur F. Draab of Laorens.
Zee MTricht of the T’ooiiff Wevnanh dsme honor.
Auxiliary. Mn. Olin Shealy. Jr., read | tired in bh»e net fashioned with pink
as a processional and the weddinfri Hipp.
mareh from MendelBsohn as a reces-' Durmir the evenirr* the bride and
SMoal. During the ceremony ‘Trau-' bridejcroom left for a weddiny trip to
merei” was softly played. New York and upon their return will
Richard Kapp of OranirebuiVi
be at home in Columbb. For travel-'
ively at- , j i v V injf the bride wore a smart navy blue
. . brother of the bndegTX>om, and John v., ^ ... .... . ^ ,
jfigfl pink • ; naaR aiii4 asTroIaat
an intJereatinr P«per on The Great porrain ribbon triaBaiiqcs. The bod- V*^
ice featured a square ncrUtne, puffed “***♦"•
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Loftb and dnl-
jdren, NeOe, Mary, Frank and Nan-
nette, visited relatives near Campo-
bello last week.
Miss Maryaret Brice of Greenwood,
was the week-end guest of Mr. and
were
chi. nrt ,uit 'With white W. I). Copdmnd
pique collar and cuffs. Her accesso-
, ries were navy and wbite and she
paity on! At the cooclasion of the program|sleeves, and the floor lenyth skirt was The maid of honor. Miss EUa Uttle'wore a corsaye of lilies of the valley.
a social hour was eqioyed, dunny^wkMy flared. She wore a tiny pink McCrary, sbter of the bride, was, Mrs. Kapp, daug'hter of Mr. and
Bouquets of mixed garden flowers j which sandwiriies cookies and punch. ne< )iat adorned wirk flowers. She beautifully goahed in light blue mar-1 Mrs. L. D. McCrary, b a graduate of
adorned the briiog room where t^lesjwere served. earned an old fa5h:.>nrd nosegay of qubette havii^ lace insertions and, W’inthrop college. While there she
were arranged for bridge and Chineae^ * , 'sweet peas outlinet: w»rh blue toHe
WADSWORTH CLIB
.fa.shioned with a square neckline, ® member of the Kappa Phi so-
The junior brl.iesjaaid. Barbara puffed sleeves and a bouffant floor-Kappa Delta Phi na
checkers.
During the morning the hos^,KLK^ WFKKIK |Workiimn. wore a :v>nr dreas of pink length skirt. She carried a cascade honorary educational society
■Sms itMr dsme of honor. Her tiny hat was and wore a large picture hat. lege marshall and chief marshall dur-
nnws near wiMra. ^ lowers were a tx ». -.1 i. v ’"F senior year. For the past
IIJI .HU on ■ The bnde, given in msmage by her i
Iftf TiAixY^ fMTtjiThMl - ^ ' titTW ywiFS
couraM.
I nosegay of mauve jcweec peas outlined three years she has taught in the
'^-lin^k nrt. at Or.n|!.-burit. TJ» lovely
in her wedding gown of white mar-
young bride pos.sesses unusual s-wx^et-
at Dalryn*!^ springs near Kinanls
MR. AND MRS. JOHNSON^ Tor their annual picnic.
ENTERTAIN AT BRIDGE j About fifiteen memhers pink net
On Tuesday eoenii« Mr. and Mrs. ent and a short business session was ^ ^
Ei^ene Johzmon ware host and host- held during which the foilowing ©f. l “<^orted by mr unoe. Dr. L. E- quisetie, having square neckline, fit-
caa to mcaabers of their bridge club. Ticers were riecled for the coming marriage, the ted bodice with a wide lace insertion
Two tidilcs were arranged for cards year: • lovely bride was esqubite in her wed- the waist line, puffed sleeves and
in the living rocni which was decorat-1 Mrs. L. L. Young, re-clcclied presi-'*^'"R gown of white starch^ chiffon * f^jj circular skirt with lace panels
ed with bouquets of roses and other dent. featuring a fitted^d^ with and ending in a slight train. Her fin-
cat flower.. Pro*rr«iw. brid*, wm Mr.. ^ B«lci.b««h. r».ri««d IT lr"f* “ '*rKapp of Batt'imore and the late W
played ai«l Ar«dd ruooa wa, Ufb viec^rreM^t. eoKh r*"’k S"’ f {"L* and is a irra-loate of the Uni-
score winner. Mrs. Downs Monroe and Mrs. Ben ength circular skirt ending with Jcy. The bnde s colonial bouquet yersitv of Maryland F'ormerlv he
After the game, the hoateas Mrved Workman, local leader,. ^ . ^ "" ^ •"<* ' live<l in run>lH.rland. Md., but 1, now
a delightful pi^te with punch. -Mrs. George T. Brown, publicity length wu ef iBusioa was Her only ornament wa.s a pearl neck-
chairman. caught to her hair with orange bJos- j^ce. the gift of the groom.
WEDDING PARTY HONORED j After the businesa meeting a de- *nd pleated i^^ine in ^ <f- Gordon Bowie, of Cumberland, Md.,
AT LAKESIDE CLUB lightful picnic supper was aerred
Mrs. P. F. Wingard, Mrs. R. P.
€hap<Tnan, Mrs, C. C. Giles, Mb-s Eliz
abeth Copeland and W. T. Putnam at
tended the state grand chapter meet
ing of the Order of the Eiawtern Star
in Spartanburg this week.
Mrs. Mamie Smith and daughter,
Miss Lynn Smith of York, visited the
former’.H sSsrter, Mr®. George A. Cope
land, on Thursday. While here they
were entertained at luncheon by Mrs.
H. D. Payne.
'Miss NcHe Loftis, student nurse at
General hospital, Spartanburg, has re
turned to her dutiiis after spending a
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ness and charm of personality, and two-week.s vacation with her parents
her many friends regret that her here.
marriage takes her arway from Clin-
Umi.
Mr. Kapp is the son of Mrs. P. C.
After the rehearsal Tuesday eve-
■ung, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Bi«well of WEDDING BREAKFAST FOR
Spartanbrng. entertained the Bums-' McCR.\RY-KAPP PARTY
Walker bndal party delightfully at Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Moorhead and
the Lakeside country club. Mrs. Julian Bolirk entertained beau-
Gladioli in effective arrangements tifully at breakfast on Thursday hon-
adomed the cl;d» moom. In the din- or.ng the Mrt'rary-Kapp wedding
ing rvwm where a greer and white party,
col< r note was the tab.r was Throughout the room* a profusion
centered wjth a benmifuL'y dec«*rated «»f gladioL. '.ha-'ta dai->«-« and Q
vf*^dt::r.g caie ci*niained th» \nne’* Inc- w.-re arf^JcacV a*--
f(»rtjne emV-rr?-. Ice c'-am, rake rangvtl. The br»‘airfa*t tahie. wH. r«
feet. She earned a bouquet of bride’s w;|^, the bridegroom’s best man.
showered with lilies of the 31^. IleOrary, mother of the bride,
valley. She wove as her only oma- vas gowned in black crepe with lace
me-nt a necklace of pearls. 'trimmings, and her flowers were pink
The oridegToom enterrd with hb rose®.
M rs. J, L. Damenon and Miss Vir
ginia Shealy of Newberry, who was
the house guest the past week of Mrs.
Dameron, .spent Thursday in Green
wood with Mrs. Cora Dilworth and
Miss Corina Dilworth.
CARD OF THANKS
oeK man, L. E
ta-'g.
Mr*^. e Bum*
m«-*H«.r t rue, w
BagTnrt!. Jr^ of Spar-
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Mrs. P.r. Kapp of Baltimon*. moth
er of the hndegroom, wore black lace;
and her corsage was of while nrses.
engaginl in dairying, with plants in
Orangeliurg and Columbia.
Out-of-town gue.stfi at the wedding very grateful for the many
were: .Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Kapp kindneas ^own us during
Baltimore, Mr. and Mrs. RichardiUncJ's and death of our wife and
Kapp of Orangeburg, Mr. and Mrs. I• K. Brown. We also
(Kirdon Bowie of Cumberland, Md.,"'-''^ thank friends and relatives
Rev. and Mrs. John E. Richards of beautiful floral offerings.
Imnudiat* !v after ih* ct-n-nionv the
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man. .Mr>. Region Myers, of Orange-
hiiig. Mis- Lui'retin Ihiniel, .Miss
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M'. R. Brown.
Janie.s Brown.
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HOXO«EI> AT “BAPPY AIRES”
Hi nc*nag M"» D Jl Fnemoa af
Bate*vi:ir. Aru., wha w Ihr guest af
her *i«(«r. Mr*. Gsy L. Pitts, Mrs.
Jack H. Y'o.,ng. Mr« W. H. Shands
ar>c M « \.rt <»T»a--: entertained'
Mr* J m Leake imd rtmrge af tW
prngTmnt for the afWfwaaa Mra A E
Spawrer. Auxilary hutanaak gave an
iniereftting hi«tAry of the churrh and
Auxiliary, beg-namg mnk the fawnd
mg i»f the town of Cl.atnn and thv
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noon at five-:h.-^ a: tne Mge of-*ife
Mr*. Young at "Happy .Acres." have
.Adomirdr the .i-^tge wa.* a profusion ran:iation
PXa ""nary
»-hiirri“. TV caxa*** and a brief O .'•.-xf-'ia* ■ g-e-** th- wreddirig
-ketch of the fokjr pa.<tar- who we'« Mr. a'«. M'^ r, G > w»on*,
.•erved t.he rts^i.ndi aaace it* or- F-iwa-*: M -w- Marguerrte
gi»m. Rev. Z. L. H..gg ' •>. Mr. Mr*. H. L. Gwlder.
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atf gaily-coiored ga.-aea fiwvers. De- Holmes, Ihr. \ViU«ai Plumer Jacobs, M'. ar,<: .M—. B F Sw.ik, Mr. and
Ik .-x* refreshmsBC? were served tu Dr. F. D. Jooe-, and Ilr. D. J. Roods. M'^. R. A. f'a ana'i. a*, «d Spurran-
the guest.* who calkd during the af- Mrs. Spencer also gave the nasats of burg; M.'.-. I»eR tt Mcore. of Rood-
temoon. .A large number od friends the First members, all deucoas and ruff; -Mr. an*! Mrs. Mark Brmajn, of
enjoyed renewing acqm;a£aaces with elders who have served the church and He".d«-*>r.''\'il!e, N. f'.: Mr. aad Mrs.
Mrs. Frierson, the former Miss R’in,e the First board od trustees. In coo- Johr: W. T»-ld, M»* Betue Rjchards,
Joe Vance of tK * city. elusion, points of interest cooceming M.*-. am. .Mrs. M. L. Mote*, of loa-
♦ ■ - the sister churches ia the community rer.r; M-*. Fre*. rempcaa. M.*®*- Mary
BAPTIST Y 01NG PEOPLE were (^sclosed. Geenp'*'’'., ^I** .Ann Pruitt, M*s«
BNTERT.AINED BY .41XILIARY After the program a short business Kaih-Tm Sm,te, Mrs. Cuets SuUivaa,
On Monday rreniag the Roman’s session was held, with Mr*. L. B. Dill- Mrs-. Ja.mee F. Bbrncs. «d .AnderMtn;
Auxiliary ef the Firs-t Bapairt diurch president of the organixalioii, M-ss Rjty -Norrl* aad Mbs rankyn
* Lane, of '•-wherry.
MISS COPIE .McCRART H'EDS
ROBERT PARKS KAPP IX
LCIVELY CHURCH CEREMONY
, A lovely weddjr4: was that -cd Miss
entertained the young people’s organi-
rations on the grounds od the church-
Mrs. R. P. Wilder !ed the devotion- BURNS-RALKER RTEDDING
al. The Rt-yal .Ambasaadors, the Sun- HERE YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
beams and the Junior and BEAUTIFUL CHURCH EA'ENT
dia» dn-rji^ rf IW *“• A W»ldinc of dsonm ooi dip.it
iu S«. *■« Emm. C*pv-nd MdCryx
o’clock at the F^rst Presbyterian pj^rks Kapp, od Coiaadhta. xrhxh was
Church when 3lbs AYrginia -Sue Burns ,K,>mr,:zed at »:3b last Thursday af-
became the bride of W. M. Walker, .^rnoon in the Finz Pre^.ytermn
Dr. D. J. Woods, pastor of the <*«««*-Tr,- Rev. Jaaa E. Rrhat^ of
officiated in the presence of rriatives ^Vayne^boro. Gm, ofF«ut«L using the
ring ceremony. Prayer xcaa offered hy
the bnde’a pas-cor. Dr. D. J
Ferns, floor
Anne’a lace.
NOTICE Onr HTNDOW
FOR THE- SPECIALS OF
FERED EACH WEEK DUR
ING THE
^BOOSTER CAMPAIGN’^
.FRONTIS
JEWEI JIT STOKE
aai GDT SBOTPE
sam.
and frieeids.
For the occasion floor baskets <d
pink gladioli, IQica and gypaupiiilia
interspersed with tal braached can-
delaLra, again« a backgruaad of
ferns, were efXacCixciy nmmgnd ia
Queen
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29c
‘KRAl*Tor HOMINY, 3 for 2.'ic
Premium Fhke
( RACKETS. 2 lbs.
29c
VINEOAR. quart bottle
10c
SIIRF:I)I)EI) wheat, 2 Un 2.U’
Fresh Country EtRiS, doz.
25c
t-Strinx BROOMS, each
I9c
RITZ CRACK KR.S, lb.
2(tc
l*ride Assortment
CRACKERS, lb.
2:k*
Pink SALMON, can
10c
Mixed COOKIES, lb.
10c
Smarty DOG FOOD, 6 for 25c
SODA or STARCH, 6 for 25c
8 small or 4 lar^e cans
25c
Carnation MILK, 4 lar^e
or 8 small 25c
In Our Market
BEEF ROAST, lb. : 20c
VEAL CHOPS, Ib. 25c
BEEF LIVER, lb. 25c
BREAKFAST BACON, Ib. 25c
Smoked Sausage, 2 lbs. 35c
BACON SQUARES, Ib 20c
SERVE COLD CUTS FOR
SUMMER SUPPERS
Any of these cuts^—25c lb.
.Macaroni and Llieese looaf, l*ickle and Pi
mento looaf. Minced Ham, Chicken Loaf,
Liver ('hee#e. Roast Beef I^oaf, Sauce
Meat.
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