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\ \ THIUSDAY. NOVEMBER ». 1»» THE CUNTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. 3. C. PAGE THREE. The Woman’s Page SOCIETY EVENTS. CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST TekplKMie 74 or 258 •omc new PhU home on East Caro- Ihia avenue formed a beautiful set* skine Theological seminary. He did poat^rraduate work at Union Theolo- tinc for the occasion, with floraT ar- c^oal seminary in RichnKmd, Va. He rancwienU featuring large yellow is now pastor of the Associate Re- and while ebrysabthemuma formed Presbyterian church of Dora- Receiving the guests in the living |_ room with the hostess were: Mrs. ^ R. W. Wade, Miss Georgia Brooker,IPfMKyfAtsy TgMfiflM Mrs, J. M. Pitts, Mrs. Hendersonj Pitts and Miss Louise Bultman of; Mct Here S&tUrcl&y Euphemia Gordon and Greenwood. Dr. Long of many and Russia about $280,000,000 in Polish debts to this country. May be this would be a good time to send out a form letter to a few other na- A congressman suggests the stalk department try to collect from Ger-itions on the matter of debta. ANNOUNCBM^TS The Woman’s Christian Temper ance Union will meet Friday, Nov. 10 at 3:30 with Mrs. T. J. Blalock, Sr. TT BOOK CLUB ENTERTAINED WITH THEATRE PARTY Mrs. W. D. Adair an<k Mrs. Hugh Eargle were hostesses to members of the Odds and Ends Book club on Thursday evening. Sumter. ^ In the dining room a hand-made peanuU, popcorn abd candy were 'i««« covered the table and form- _ I «nt*rpiec» w., * sUver bowl, ,,|| r^|y ,rf Mi«i •M»ry Howie Dillard. Mrs. J. «f. livender pompon c)irys»iitteinumi.|<rf Carolin. preabwtery held at Two hundred and twenty-five young people gathered here Saturday for the A. Cheatham and, Mrs. D. J. Brimm.'^i*® the table were bon-bon dish- Memorial church, counsdlors in the junior department, fancy | Merrtbers of the council present each chaperoned the party. isandwiol^. Mrs. W. J. Duncan pour-j.j^^jj discussions of the 1^,.^ »«»^‘«®:lday which were conducted by Dr. R. MUSIC PUPILS MEET j Delicious sandwiches, cookies and,c. j^ng of the First Prwsbyterkii church, Greenwood? Miss Dorothy Simpson of Whit- WITH LILUAN DILLARD dates were served. The Florida Street music pupils of| Those assisting in the dining room ^ . ,Mrs. J. F. Jacobs held a meeting oniwere: Mrs. Ch«lie Cooper, Mrs. ^y- ^ teacher' in thTAndereon city The group met and exchanged j pViday afternoon at the home of Lil-j*bo*id Pitts and Miss Collette Uriffin. I president of the league, books after which refreshments were liwi Dillard. I Serving were the hostess dai^hters, | conducted a council served at a drug store. Later in the evening the party attended a local movie. Lovely chrysanthemums in mixed Carolyn and Ann Pitta, and Viiyinia ffhadea adorned the living room. [Henry and'Barbara Workman. I meeting. A number of ministers of the presbytery w'ure also present. The Elach pupil contributed a selection. Assisting in entertaining in thej'y^y^jj people were guests of the or {Which refreshments were served. METHODIST CIRCLES TO MEET MONDAY The circles of Broad Street Metho-‘MUSIC PUPILS to the enjoyable program, after I ^rious rooms were Mrs. William ph^nage at the .fellowship luncheon diet church auxiliary w’ill meet Mon day, Nov. 13 at 3:30 as follows: Circle No. 1—Mrs. P. M. Pitts, hostess. • Circle No. 2—Mrs. John man, hostess^ ( Circle No. 3—Mrs. B. H. Henry, bos1)es8. The Sara Glenn circle will her HONORED BY TEACHER Mrs. James Pitta entertained music clase Friday afternoon. Lovely ohiysantheinums in mixed W. Cole- i shades adorned the musk room. An enjoyable program was present ed with eacTi pupil giving a selection. After the program the hostess nveet!»«*^^ delicious sandwiches, punch Hen^, Mrs. Hubert Pitts Miss Ag-'^t noon and late^ visited the variovB nes Davi.s and .Mrs. Nene Workman. About 200 guests called during the py^ departments and honms on the cam- afternoon HOME DEMONSTRATION CLUB MEETS WITH MRS. DICKERT The October meeting of the Wads worth Home Demonstration club was held at the home of Mrs. J. L. Dick- ert with .Mrs. Eugene Bolick as joint Ezekiel Chapptdle, Negro .student from the divinity school of Howard university, had betm invited by the council as a speaker, and Lmpre.ssive- ly told of the Amsterdam youth con ference held la.st July when 'he, along with 1700 otJher young people from 72 nations and representing all races, at 7:30 with Mrs. W. M. McCrary. MR. AND MRS. H. L. BOYD ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Yesterday evening Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Boyd entertained mensbers of her bridge club and their husbands with a delightful dinner party. and cookies. CENTURY CLUB HEARS TALK BY MAJOR FERGUSON Tuesday club met hostess. I gathered to discuss the Christian way The devotional was .led by Mrs. j of life and conduct in a troubled George Brown followed with prayer; world. by in of Presbyterian college. Muss Jennie Coleman. The roll ^was called and answered with the afternoon the Century j name of a vegetable now growing in the Jacobs forum room I the garden. Mrs. Luther Young, Members of the league’s council are; Dorothy Simpson of Whitmire, president; Aiken Taylor, Presbyterian j president of the organization, presid- college, vice-president;’ John I>eith, Major L. J. Ferguson, of the mili-jed over the business session. Mias A floral decoration of yellow and tary staff of the college, was guest Coleman, ^county home demonstra- white chrysanthemums formed a pret- speaker for the occasion and epoke onjtion agent*, gave a helpful discussion the subject, “ShalT We Strengthen j on “Working Over Your Kitchen.” Our National Defense?’’ Included in her talk were points on The club w’ill hold the next meeting a simple water system and kitchen on November 21 at the home of Mrs. I sink for the country home. Miss ty background for four tables. A de licious turkey dinner was served. Contract bridge was played throughout the evening. LADIES BIBLE CLASS OF A. R. P. CHURCH MEETS •Mrs. l>ee Add Blakely and Miss Georgia Bee Blakely were co-hostess es to members of the ladies Bible class of the Associate Reformed Pres byterian church for the October mi*et- ing Wm. P. Jacobs. MUSIC CLUB MEETS \yTlf / MRS. KENNETH BAKER .Tke Musk club held the November meeting on Wednesday afternoon the home of Mrs. Kenneth Baker. - Coleman announctnl that pktures will be taken of the various kitchens and prizes given the one showing the most improvement after the work i.s com-! pleted. • Later in the afternoon delicious samlwiches, cake and tea were served. Erskine collegt*, secretary; Doris Amifield, Newberry, treasurer; high way chairmen are Ruth Gresham of Ware Shoals, Donald Hagen of Ab- bt'vills, Richard deMomtmollin of Clin ton, Ixiuise Dorroh of Newberry, MHrU>e Taggart of Greenwooii, Cress- well Fleming of I^aurcms, and Emily Dillard of Clinton. Adult advisers are Mrs. M. A. .Durant of Abbeville, Mks Miss Rosa Mahaffey, president of the organization, presided. She intro-' ^eLLS-BLAKELY WEDDING Mrs. Hubert Tood was leader for duced J. B. Gentry, principal of the SOLEM.NIZEI) AT SUMTER ^ 1 4.: v. 1 I A_ii 1 tt\.f ^ ^ the evening and gave an interesting local high school, who talked on “Ne- Bible study on Jeremiah. jgro Musk’’ and sang a number of After the program a social hour i Negro folk songs and a apirkual. was enjoyed during whkh the host- Mrs. William Brooks Owens accom- esses served a delkious salad coarse panied hhn at the piano. with hot tea. During the afternoon delkious tea and sandwiches were served. MRS. PINSON HOSTESS TO CHURCH CIRCLE Monday afternoon Mrs. B. S. Pin- MR. AND MRS. JOHNSON ENTERTAIN BRIDGE CLUB On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Eugene John.wn were ho^ and host ess to members of their bridge club. ‘ Bouquets of lovely chrysanthemums circle of Thomwel! Memorial church were used in the living room where!for the November meeting, three tables were arranged for play-1 Mrs. Jennie Newkirk, chairman of A number of interesting games'the group, presided over the business son was hostess to the Ella Riddell In an impressive home cernnony marked with dignity and grace. Miss Sarah .Maslin W’ells, daughter of Dr. and .Mrs. John .Miller W'ells, of. Sum ter, became the bride of the Reverend William .Milton Blake4y, of Doraville, Georgia, on hmt Thursday evening atj six o’clock. The bride’s father, assist-{ ed by the groom’s uncle. Dr. H. B. Blakely, officiated. The bride,'who was escorted by her brother, John Miller Wells, Jr., of Winston-Salem, N. C., wore a gown of ivory faiHe wKh toucan Ann ooUar, sweetheart neckline, with tiny buttons Queen’s Crystal Goblets, Ice Teas, Fruits, Compotes, and Plates. Heautifully etched. 35c Elach . GALLOWAY’S liahed with a long train. She wore a DANCE at country CLUB HONORS VISITORS HERB inspiring program on were en^yed. After cards the hostess [ meeting. An informative Bible atudy 1 was assisted by her sister, Mrs. Wil- based on the life of Christ was given! liam Crocker, in ser^g salad and | by Mrs. Pinson. Miss Cora Rkhey eweet courses with coffee. presented an “Evangelism.’ Lste in the afternoon a delicious sweet course with coffee was served. C/omplunenting her 'house guests,! ♦ Misses Rosamond Burban of Aiken JOINT HOSTESSES GIVE and Susanne Bethune of Cheraw,;LUNCHEON FOR FRIENDS Coker college students, .Miss Virginia | F'riday at noon .Mrs. Isiwrence Da- Dillard entertained with a lovely vis and Mrs. Jack H. Davis, Jr,, en-iattendant. GIVEN A THRIFTY FALL HOUSE CLEANING Our method of Drapery and Curtain Cleaning has kMiR been depended upon by efficient home makers. Our expert service in this depaiTment restores the fluffiness, the delicate coloring and soft texture. PILIX)WS, RUGS, ART SQUARES, AND UPHOIiiTERY CLEANED. Call 2H—we will send a representative and «ive you an estimate on the cost. Ybu will be pleased with our excellent results, all at a very economical price. Just (?all 28 — We*ll Do the Rest Buchanan’s m Dry Cleaners and Laundry dance at Ijikeside country club Sat- day evening. ebort veil of bridal illusion, held in place by a tiara of orange blossoms, j She cairried a bouquet of white roses' and lilieH of the valley. TTie bridegroom was atteivled by the Reverend J. P. Steel, of Kannap olis, N. C. Miss Catherine W’ells, sister of the bride, was maid of himor and only She was gowned in sea tertained beautifully at luncheon. The spacious living room, where mist silk velvet, with becoming square; a neck line, with soft fullness in the! A profusion of fail flowers in at-'log fire burned in the big op<*n fire- waist and same ti^tment in the tractive arrangements adorned thelplace, was attractively decorated, skirt. The maid of honor carried an I club rooms. Dancing was enjoyed jwith chrysanthemums and autumn snn bouquet of pink roses. ! ami punch served throughout the leaves. A delicious luncheon wail Prior to -the ceremony a program evening. About one hunndred guests were invited for the occasion. Chaperones for the evening were the hostess’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Dillard, Mr. and .Mrs. R. S. Ow ens, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Sadler, and Dr. and .Mrs. W. T. Martin of Gold ville. served at three prettily-appointed > of nuptial music was rendered by tables. Later bridge was playi^l. jMrs. James B. Kuykendall, Jr., cou- Assisting the hostesses in serving'sin of the bride, of Charlotite, pianist, and entartaining were Mrs. Jack H.jand .Miss Dorothy Welle, niece of the Davis, Sr., Mrs. Thornwell Dunlap,[bride, of W’inston-'Salem, vocalist, and Miss Agnes Milling. '"At Dawning’’ and “Oh, Promise Me” ♦ were sung by Miss WeHs. iLITTLE GIRL CELEBRATES Immediately after the wedding a, HER FOURTH BIRTHDAY !reception was held at the home of the Little Joan Johnson, daughter of|b|-i(}4’s parents for out-<if-town guests, j I Mr. and Mrs. Karl Johnson, <»lebrated After the rec<*ption the couple left for| ENDEAVOR SOCIETY ENJOYS HALLOWEEN PARTY .Members of the junior Christian' her fourth birthday last W’ednesday a short trip south. Upon their return i Endeavor society of the First Presby- with a party. they will be at la>me in Doraville. terian church celebrated Halloween .Merry games were playe<l by the Blakely, the daughter of Dr with a parly in the bam of the J. F. liUle folk after which they were in- ami .Mrs. John Miller Wells, of Sum-i Jacobs, Sr., home on Calvert avenue vited Into the dining room for re-jter^ jg a graduate of Ckmverse college last Wednesday evening. freshments. Centering the table was‘in<j Emory university library school., I^antems, pumpkins and shocks of a birthday cake bearing four lighted jp'or the past year she was instructor* com ma<ie an appropriate setting forjcandlcs and the places were marked;of library science in Winthrof) college, i the occasion. The guests “hobl*ed” for by miniature pumpkins fille<l with The Rev. .Mr. Blakely is the son of apples, had their fortunes told, and candy. Delicious cake and ice cream \frs_ R<rbert K. Blakely and the late played amu-sing games.t Lemonade, were sei-ved. Balloons, whistles and \fr. Blakely, of Clinton. He is a grad-1 suckers were given as favors. Joan^uate of F»re’sbyU‘rian college and Er- received many attractive gifts from DIA.MONDS! WATCHES! JEWELRY! , Use our “Lay-Away Plan.” Pay to suit your convenience. Dependable Repair Work FRONTIS JEWEIJIY STORE and GIFT SHOPPE many her little friends. 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