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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C
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SOCIETY 'vtm, CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS
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Young People's League
Enjoy Weiner Roast
Dr. Charles Haddon Nabers offici-1 changed to a traveling suit of biege. phanage high school and for the past
ated. I trimmed with red, with a red coat (several years has been connected
I The quiet and simple ceremony land black accessories. Her flowers'with the Poinsett hotel staff in
, ^ ^ T U tr 11. ^ was witnessed by a small assem-.were bride’s roses and lilies of the Greenville.
I ChaperoT^d by Mrs. John Holland friends and relatives, {valley. Mr. Howard is the son of Mr. and
I Hunter and Mrs. ran . • An arrangement of elevated palms | xhe couple left later for a wedding Mrs. James F. Howard of Greenville,
t^nty-two mem * ° p . ^land ferns was used as a background trip and on returning they will be at He attended Parker schools and Fur-
IPeoples lea^e o i ^“'for the rites with candelabra, hold-(home in an apartment at 328 West man university, graduating from the
ing white cathedral tapers, and floor,Earle street. , latter institution in 1935. Mr. How-
%ori5;e*^outiM "the erouD motored ^®*‘'®** chrysanthemums; Howard is the daughter of ^ ard is as.sociated with the Blue Ridge
, .Pel’llI/Mrs. Charles Franklin Beeks, ofiBrokerage company.
Before the ritual, a program of i
{to “Happy Acres,” the country lodgej
j owned by Dr. Jack H. Younug. music was rendered by Hal
(Clinton, and the late Mr. Beeks. She
Announcements
The meeting of the Laurens Coun
ty Medical auxiliary which was an
nounced for Monday through error,
was not held. The chapter will meet
as scheduled Monday, October 28, ati
4 o’clock, with Mrs. George R. Bla
lock.
’Mrs. Galloway Entertains
Bridge Club At Lunch
On Thursday morning Mrs. C. E.
Galloway entertained her bridge
club.
For the occasion the hostess’ home
was lovely with arrangements of
chrysanthemums and Korean daisies.
After the games the players enjoyed
a delightful luncheon.
Joint Hostesses
Give Bridge Porty
Mrs. J. Roy Casque and Mrs. J.
Henderson Pitts were joint hostesses
at an afternoon bridge party on
Thursday at the home of the former.
Tables were arranged for the
guests in rooms attractively decorat
ed with blending shades of fall flow
ers featuring chrysanthemums, mari-
..m., hirt, ..Of. orlz. tor thei™ “>« “P'" Moore, orjanist. ot SperUnburg, andj^ = Sraduate ot Ihe'Thomwell or-SUBSCRIBE-TO THE CHRONICtB
‘^“aw^Jd^ J Mr, hM ™n,”andT“l^t>“'’- “"r'’ ?' 'tT'"'”.''-,
Ravsor while L M Wilson was ore- ^ , ‘ The bride s gown of white satin
Kaysor, wniie Li. M. wiison v^s pre j. marshmallows were toasted andi fa«hinneH nn cimnle lines fea-
sented the prize for men. During the Lw- voum? neonle ioined in erouo fashioned on simple nnes, lea
evening the hostess served a salad 'turing a sweetheart neckline and
plate and hot chocolate. **7e"*h Owens is president of thel^^"5
lencn ijwens is pre^aem ®*^.^‘;^“iered buttons. Folds of a full pleat at
the back fell into a graceful train.
The veil of \^hite illusion of finger
tip length/ was caught to her hair
® coronet of orange blossoms.
On Monday evening the Youngj ^ jHer bouquet was of bride’s roses
People’s- Christian union- of the As-| iQ OlVC rafiy 'showered with valley lilies and white
sociate Yleformed Presbyteriani continuing their campaign to raise|streamers. The bride wore a brooch
funds for British war relief, the {set with a diamond in the center and
Y.P.C.U. Entertains
With Weiner Roast
league and Miss Marjot^ie Miller
chairman of the social committee.
Lions Auxiliary
church entertained with a weiner
roast at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
A. B. Blakely, Jr.
Tables were arranged in the yard
of the home where a large open fire
was built and weiners roasted and
served with hot rolls. About twenty
Lions club auxiliary has planned an,with pearls and sapphires on either
entertainment for Friday, Nov. 1. side, the gift of Mr. Howard to his
The party, which is to begin at 31 bride-elect on her weddirtg day. The
o’clock, will be given at the armory:ring ceremony was performed,
and everyone is invited. Mrs. J, J.! Mrs. Beeks, mother of the bride,
. . .Cornwall is chairman of the ticket!wore black with black and white
five m^bere of the organization aU members of the! accessories, and a corsage of roses,
joyed ^ pleasant outing. : auxiliary have tickets for sale at (MrsT Howard, mother of the bride-
^i thirty-five cents each. Tables of groom wore soldier blue with black
Musarove Club bridge, rook, other cards, and Chi- accessories. She also wore a, corsage
, ,1 nese checkers will be in play. A; of roses,
nolds Uctober Moat number win be given each person i A small informal reception was
The October meeting of the Mus- attending and during the afternoon! held for members of the two families
grove Home Demonstration club j when numbers are drawn prizes will I and musicians at the home of Mrs.
was held at the home of Mrs. E. F. be presented to the holders of lucky P. R. Tucker, sister of the bride, fol-
Anderson. ijickets. Refreshments will be served.} lowing the ceremony.
The devotional was given by Mrs. 1 An afternoon of entertainment has i Mrs. Tucker’s home was arranged
Earl Workman, followed by prayer, [been planned, officers state, with no (with white chrysanthemums and
Mrs. Kenneth Haselden made an in
golds, and zinnfas. A gift was pre- . .. ..
sented Miss Lois Blakely, who held'^"^»"« report on the Wmthrop
JUgh score. ” ^
she attended
charge
ticket.
other than the
Later in the afternoon the hostsses
served a salad course.
Bridge"Cl^b Meets
With Mr. and Mrs. Rawl
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Rawl were
host and hostess on Thursday eve
ning to members of their bridge club.
I Three tables were arranged lor the
players in the living room amid a
pretty setting of marigolds, zinnias
and roses. After a number of inter
short course which
durinE Wfuftoner. - WilsOtl-BreoHiM
At the conclusion of the program
a social hour was enjoyed and the
hostess served ice cream and cake.
Eleven members were present, one
new member, and a visitor.
Just Iteceived Another
Shipment nf . ...
Heavy, drfeefnl -
Sterling Silver
Candlesticks
I1.4S per Pair
A small deposit will reserve
any Gift until Christmas.
FRONTIS
JEWELRY STORE
aiul GIFT SHOPPE
Rites Of Interest Here
Of cordial interest to friends of the
bride, who formerly made her home
here, is the following announcement:
B. E. .Wilson, of Spartanburg, an
nounces the marriage of his daugh
ter, Dorothy, to Harvie W. Breathitt,
of Hopkinsville, Ky., and Spartan
burg, on Wednesxlay, October 16.
of the Board of Christian Education
of the upper South Carolina confer-|B- ^ison and the late Mrs. Wil-
ence of the Methodist church, met j Spartanburg, formerly oi th*s;
with a . large group of church school ® |
workers at Broad Street Methodist 1 ^ a graduate of -
Church’on Monday evening. :Clinton high school and for several,
Mr. Fridy outlined and explained I office position with.
plans fot the year’s work and details I ^U^-Hudson company in Spartan-,
of more efficient qrganization were htirg.
admission I lighted tapers. Block cream, with a
green heart fh the center, cake, nuts
and mints were served about 30
guests. —
Ehiring the evening Mrs. Howard
Methodist Group
Hears Wallace Fridy
Wallace Fridy, extension secretary
'discussed. Dr. John G. Barden, su-
'perintendent of the church Sunday
{school, presided and conducted the
devotional. The meeting adjourned
I with prayer by the pastor, Rev. L. P.
McGee. .
Mr. Breathitt holds a traveling po
sition, with headquarters in Spar
tanburg, where they will make their
home after a wedding trip.
W.l"
Auxiliary Program On
Training School
The Auxiliary of Thom we 11 Me
morial church met Sunday afternoon
It the Library tmiMiiig on the
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HOME STORE
MARKET SPECIALS
Western Meats and Fresh Lamb
PURE PORK
SAUSAGE
2 lbs 3Sc
PORK HAMS
Half or Whole
lb.. xoc
FRESH
OYSTERS
PINT— tJUART—
XScSOc
Fresh Lean PORK
SHOULDERS
Half or Whole
LB.
18c
FRESH
PORK LIVER
2 lbs. 25c
SLICED
- BACON
lb. .. 15c
HOME-MADE
Liver Pudding
2 lbs X$c
BEEF ROAST
lb.. 18c
VEAL CHOPS
LB.
XOC
PORK RIBS
lb.. iSc
Special for Sunday
Turicey Dinner
With All the Trimmings
50c
Children’s Plates 30c
TREAT YOUR FAMILY
Hotd Clinton
Coffee l%op
LIGHT
ASASMOVFIAKEI
D. A. R. Meets With
Mrs. J. .W. Leaker •
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. J,
Leake was hostess to the Musgrove’s
I Mill chapter, D. A.^ R., for the Oc
tober meeting.
Chrysanthemums in pastel shades
adorned the living room.
I The regent, Mrs. R. E. Jones, led
in the salute to the flag and presided
over the business meeting. Mrs.
Leake read an article from the Na-
Itional Defense magazine, “Changes
I In R.O.T.C."
] Ice cream and salted nuts were
I served.
!Enjoyal>le Party For
Younger Set At Club
Enjoyable among activities of the
week for the younger set was the
party given on Friday evening at
Lakeside country club by Clinky
Winn.
Upon arriving, the twenty-tyvo
guests were given tally cards ^nd
after the proms refreshments of
hamburgers and iced drinks were
served. A«number of games were
played and dancing enjoyed during
the evening. /
The host’s mother, Mi^. Carlton F.
Winn, was assisted in serving and
erftertaining by Miss Agnes Milling
and Miss Frances Brownlee of Lau
rens. 1
(discussion, “Our Heritage,” and In-
.Linie Bobby Shepard jrwS^.h.
Has Birthday Party lOf the Methodist church. Mrs. Thad
Mrs. A. L. Shepard entertained a.C. Johnson. Sr„ Mrs. P. B. Adair and
group of smaU children at a delight- Mrs. L. P. McGee described briefly
ful party Tuesday afternoon at herj^e program of work carried on in'
(home, celebrating the fourth birth
• .. and wann aa faaii
1W*t the way yo«*ll leal
la KCHsiiicwKAi *^ar-
makUW. V«|
l3ui eiUa a miait igwe
■miW alaeliaM alodMa.
•. • Coay paata that efiag
on
Thorawell campus.
Mrs. F. M. Stutts, president of the
organization, presided over the busi
ness session. The devotional was'i
given by Miss Elizabeth Akers, who I
talked on “Stewardship of Talent.”
Miss Mary Frances Griffin led a pro
gram on the Assembly’s Training
school for lay workers in Richmond.
Misses Margaret Hazel, Julia Porter!
and Mary Leonard took part on the|
program and told of work of gradu-|
ates of the school in cities and on'
the home and foreign mission fields.!
Mrs. B. S. Pinson gave a report of{
the group conference recently held I
in Goldvillc.
During the afternoon an offering j
was taken for the training school, jj
Methodist Society
Holds Monthly Meeting
The monthly meeting of the Wo
man’s Society of Christian Service
of Broad Street Methodist church
was held at the church on Monday
aftenuxm.
Mrs. John G. Barden, president,
was in charge with Mrs. Davis R.
Holland as recording secretary.
Following the devoHbnal, scripture
andf prayer were given by Mrs. J. B.
Dailey. Mrs. W. H. Simpson led the
FOOTBALL
(ONLY GAME IN CLINTON THIS WEEK)
Bell Street
VS.
Easley
day of her son, Bobby.
\ A number of merry out-door games
enjoyed. Later the children
I
PmU ^
BELK’S
DEPT. STORE
Mnnalniwcar
Headquartfn ’
the mission centers at home and.
abroad. In conclusion, Mrs. Simpson j
reported that there are 38,000 or-1
were enjoyed. Later the children ganized Methodist women in the'
Iwere invited into the house for re- twenty-eight lands outside the Unit-;
freshments. The rooms were festive |e<I States who are united in this fel-j
with bright Hallowe’en decorations lowship of service. '
During a business session reports
from officers were heard and dis-i
cussed. Mrs. Dave W. Copeland dis
tributed copies of “The Upper
Room,” a booklet of daily devotions,
land presented a plea for sending!
'copies to boys and girls who are'
'away at college. Mrs. Dailey gave a!
{report of the conference organiza-|
jtion meeting held last Tuesday in'
Union. The society voted to make,
additional gifts to Epworth orphan-{
age and for benevolences of the
church. Mrs. A. M. Cannon, mission
treasurer, report a total of ^165.75
paid on the pledge. The membership
chairman reported a total of 62 char
ter members. The president explain
ed that every woman in the church
may be a member of the society even
if she is not signed as a charter
member. New cities will be drawn
in January. f
Friday Night, Oct. 25
Johnson Field—7:30
and centering the prettily-appointed
dining table was a birthday cake
adon^ with four burning tapers.
)The hostess served ice cream and
!cakc Attractive Hallowe’ipn .horns
{were given as favors.
.Long Broncli Club
’Has PotrioticNProgram
j The Long Branch Home Demon-
stratiem club held its first fall meet-
nig at the achoolhouse Mcmday af-
temocnau In the abemce of the presi-
dcntrMra. C. D. Benjamin, who was
ill, Mrs. R6y Harris presided over
the meeting. .
Since all clubs throughout the
county are featuring pat^tic pro
grams the following was rendered:
Song, “America.’’
Devotional by Mrs. Sam Compton.
Flag aahite was ipven by club
memboni.
“Qod BkM America” and “The
Star Spangled Banner” were sung.
The following reports were given:
National defense iMrogram, by Mfe.
Harris; local leaden oouncU, Mrs.
Compton; report from the short
course at Winthrop, by Mrs. Marvin
Poola.
Afttr tba fewingpi pnggam a so
cial hour was eajo;
A Snappy Game By Two Strong
Colored Teams
BeekS'Howard Rites
In Greenville
Miss Kathleen Beeks. daughter of
Mrs. Charles F. Beeks, of this city,
and James Francis Howard, Jr., son
of Mr. and Mrs. James Howard,
ware married Saturday alfemoon at
k in the chapel of the Firtt
an churdv of Greenville.
Admission 20c & 35c
See a good game and he^ a good cause at the same
time by your support. Proceeds to be used by Clinton
Kiwanis Chib for their Christmas Santa Claus fund for
the 300 children of Thomwell Orphanage.
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five o’clock
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