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Autret Addresses
Century Club
Prof. Jean Autret, instructor of
Franch and Spanish at Presbyterian
college, was guest speaker at the
meeting of the Century club held on
Tuesday afternoon in the college ad
ministration building.
Professor Autret, who was a mem
ber of the French naval mairine be
fore coming to the United States,
spc^e on the subject, “America An
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Mrs. Hosea Tucker of Laurens coun
ty, and a graduate of Thomwell or-
I^nage high tehool. She has resided
in Rock HiU for the past two years,
holding an office position with the
Rock Hill Printing and Finishing
company.
The groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. L. L. White of Rock HiU. He
was graduated from Gastonia high
school and tiees-McRae coUege at
Banner-Elk, N. C. For several years
he has been connected with the Rock
HiU Ih’inting and Finishing company.
tea were served buffet style to about
thirty guests, friends and relatives of
the bride and groom. Plates were at-
young nieces, cousins and friends of
the couple.
Mrs. Jl. E. Jones^ mother of the
tractive with the salad molded to | bride, chose a costume of rose grey,
represent a Madonna Uly. Miss Jones corsage^ of pink Killamey roses and
was presented a large box and, after | blending blue accessories. Mrs. Hiers,
miniature rolling pin. Later the bride powder blue crepe and a corsage of
was i-emembered .by the hostesses! pink roses and accessories of black.
with a gift.
Guests were invited into the din
ing room to cut the wedding cake.
The .table presented a striking pic-
The bride was her attractive self
in navy with accessories of harmon
izing shades of'blue and a corsage
of pink rose buds and UUes-of-the
BIRTHDAYUND
ANNIVERSARIES NOTED
The Chronicle Extends Oreettngs
To Theee Whose Birthdays and
Ahnhrenaiies Occur This Week.
tiire in the chosen color motif. On j valley. The couple left for an undes-
one end was a handsome two-tiered ignated weddi^ trip, after which
Mrs. Edgar Copeland has a birth
day Monday, March 31.
BiU Pitts, Jr., will be twa years
(/IlW wnil was m IldUlhlBWaaw wv\avtaaad^ haa^y oA««^a ^|9<HK
wedding cake topped by a wedding they wiU have an apartment at the; oaturaay, me zam
RuMFOltD Riddles
► What kind of books
does Mrs. Bakor buy!
International Force.” ^
Mrs. MarshaU Brown was chair-1 . ,
man of the afternoon's program. Joiflt HOStCSSCS
Mrs. Drucie McSwain, a former
member of the club, was a guest.
Joint Hostesses Honor
Miss Gaines, Mr. Sloan
Misses Margaret Webb and Ada
GambreU were joint hostesses on
Monday evening at the Poinsett ho
tel in GreenviUe at a lovely dinner
party honoring Miss Alice Gaines
and James P. Sloan, whose engage
ment was recently aimounced.
Corsages of gladioU and bouton
nieres of white carnations marked
places for twelve guests, and form
ing a centerpiece for the table was
an arrangement of salmon-colored
gladioU. Dinner was served in four
courses.
Gues^, in addition to the betrothed
couple, wene Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ear-
gle, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Copeland,
Miss Eunice Garrison of GreenviUe,
A. T. Ferguson, Robert M. Burts, Jr.,
and Sadler Love.
Miss Kitty Tucker Is
Bride of Wayne White
Of cordial interest here to friends
of the bride is the foUowing an
nouncement;
James Richard Tucker announces
the marriage of his sister, Anne
Kathleen, to Wayne Gaffney White
on Saturday, March fifteenth, nine
teen hundred and forty-one, York,
South Carolina.
The ceremony wag performed by
the Rev. F. B. Edwards, pastor of the
Associate Reformed Presbyterian
ch^ch of York.
The bride, an attractive brunette,
is the daughter of the late Mr. and
EASTER Grrrs
SlLVBBWAKE Is uPwuru importanee of having the sou ana-
channlng, attractive, naefnl and
appreciated. What more could
be desired in a Gift.
A Visit WUl Convince Too.
FRONTIS
JEWELRY STORE
and GIFT SHOPPE
beU tied with a maline bow. Around home of Mrs. Hugh Aiken on West
the cake was a miniature wedding Main street in Laurens, where the
party, the bride and gnxxn and,groom holds a position with the
bridesmaids dressed in pastel shades, j Duke Power company.
At the other end of the table was a ^
lovely bowl -of pink roses with long ■ , « . • ■ •
prongs of fern lying along the Lovely Bridge LuncheOII
For Miss Agatha Jones
of the table and softly around the
candelabra of taU lighted tapers
which formed an effective c^nter-
Honoring her sister. Miss Agahta
piece. When the cake was cut the JonM, attractive bride-elect, Mrs.
Honor Recent Bride
One of the lovely affairs of the
week was the shower given on Wed
nesday afternoon by Mrs. Bryan Hol
land and Mrs. W. F. Brunson when
they honored Mrs. Oscar B. Putnam,
of Laurens, a recent bride, at the
home of Mrs. Brunson. The home tertaining.
was beautifully decorated with jon
quils and snapdragons, carrying out
the Easter colors.
On arriving, the guests were re
ceived by the hostesses. The bride's
chair was marked with a white bow,
and she was also presented a corsage
of swansonia. The hostesses wore
corsages of rosebuds and sweetpeas.
During the afternoon several con
tests were enjoyed. »
The gifts were presented to the
bride by the hostesses who called
her to the door to sign for an ex
press package which contained many
lovely gifts.
A salad course and punch was
served, carrying out the complete
color motif. Each guest was present
ed a miniature corsage.
various weddjng symbols were found,
attractive favors were given the
guests. Boutonnieres of paper lace,
rose buds and lilies-of-the-valley
Lonnie McMillian entertained on Sat
urday with a lovely bridge-luncheon.
Bouquets of daffodils and other
mixed garden flowers were effective-
Mrs. N. Reese Young will observe \
a birthday April 2. • i
Mr. and Mrs. T. Irby Holland will
observe a wedding anniversary Mon
day, March 31.
April 2 birthdays include Raymond
J. Fitts and C. W. Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Copeland will
observe a wedding anniversary Tues
day, April 1.
C. E. Nichols has a birthday today.
Miss Rosalyn Cason, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Cason, will cele
brate a birthday tomorrow.
Little Tommy DeYoung, son of Mr
SHE b«Yt eoekboofct by Hm cario«d tine* wMt
RUMFOKO Pewdar Iba can a«a any raclaa
•h* choo<M , • . oniount of bekinf powdof
CflH*d for U fho rioht omount to vto of KUMPOtD.
FP £. S«rd for NSW booklot contalnlnf doioog
of brt jht idooi to imorovo yowr bakion. AddroMt
Nwmfoid bokin* Powdor lo* 1C, Rumford t. I.
were pinned on coat lapels of the' ly arranged in the living and dining; Marvin De Young will be
men and the ladies were given small'rooms. lone year old Saturday, the 2^h.
paper pot plant, ol valley Ulte. j Four tables were prettily appointed ,
Misses Elizabeth Brooks, Nancy for cards with a dainty corsage I ° April 1.
Young and Lillian Speake assisted j place. Several rounds LjvDQrpiDD xn twf rnnnvfri r
the hostesses in the courtesies of en-1 of hridHe were enioved and later'L^ . “ _ . ®
Wlll ramova yoar j
eon with oaa pack-
aga or mooay back.
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Brilliant Reception
Honors Mre. Dill Ellis, , present for the occasion, in
Recent Dillon Bride [addition to the honor guest, were:
Beautiful among social affairs of! Misses Emily Ferguson, Laetitia
the early spring season was the tea j Jones, Katherine Graham, Beverly
Mrs. George H. Ellis and Mrs. M. A.|and Collette Davis of Laurens, Nancy
Durant of Abbeville, gave on Wed-'Young, Bessie Jones, Elizabeth Nel-
nesday afternoon from 4 to 6 honor-! son, Martha Whitten, Mrs. Thad
ing their daughter and sister, Mrs.[Johnson, Jr., Misses Rebecca Speake,
of bridge were enjoyed and later!-,. « * on ^ n i
Mrs. McMilUan’s daughter, Ann, as- F*** *^*^®*^*** ainton Hones j
sisted her in serving a delicious'
luncheon. Several guests called after
cards.
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Dillard Baynard Ellis of Montgom
ery, Ala., the former Miss Elizabeth
Katherine Hiers of Abbeville, Mary
Able of Converse college, Mrs. Jack
Anderson of Dillon, whose marriage jH. Davis, Jr., Mrs. Lawrence Davis, |
Musgrove Club Meets
With Mrs. Haselden
The March meeting of the Mus
grove Home/Demonstration club was
held at the home of Mrs. J. K. Has
elden.
The program was opened with the
devotional by Mrs. Earle Workman,
after which the members gave the
flag salute and sang “God Bless
America.” The roll call was answered
by members giving the number of
to Lieutenant Ellis on February 22
was a brilliant social affair of wide
social prominence. )
Decorations of Picardy gladioli.
Emperor daffodils and flowering
quince in artistic arrangements
adorned the receiving rooms. Myriads
of candles, outlined with ivy, were
effective before a long mirror on the
living room mantel.
Greeting the guests at the door
were Mrs. C. W. Stone and Mrs. J.
B. Hart. Mrs. S. G. Dillard and Mrs.
T. D. Copeland Introduced to the re
ceiving line composed of the hostess
es, the bride and her mother, Mrs.
H. H. Anderson of Dillon.
Miss Charley Walker of Atlanta, Miss
Emily Walker of Charlotte, Mrs. Jack j
H. Davis, Sr., Miss Martha Phillips!
of Washington, D. C., Mrs. R. E. i
Jones, Mrs. Charles Ackerman of i
Macon, Ga.
A green and white color motif was
AROUND THE TOWN
Incidents, Unusual and
•Ordinary, Gathered On
Our Rbunds.
MARION LAWSON, son of Mrs.
baby chicks they are raising. thlfi%oom. &wls of asters, white daffo-
effectively carried out in the dining J- ’^^son of near here, who at-
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spring. The picture study, “Spring
Dance,”, was given by Miss Bessie
Davis, followed by an interesting dis
cussion of spring andVunmer gar
dens by Mrs. J. K. Haselden, local
leader. Mrs. Hjuelden stressed the
FRIED CHICKEN
DINNER
WITH ALL THE TRIHMINOS
_ SUNDAY
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lyzed.
After the club sang “Stars of the
Summer Nl^t,” Miss Davis gave the
origin of St. Patrick’s day.
During the social hour Mrs. Hasel
den gave a “Shamrock Quiz” con
test, after which she served delight
ful refreshments.
Thq next meeting .will be held on
April 3 at Musgrove schoolhouse.
Jones-Hiers Wedding
Party jntertoined
After Rehear$gJ
Lovely in detail was the entertain
ment given on Satvirday evening by
Misses Elizabeth Nelson and Peggy
Sprunt at the home of Miss Nelson
after the rehearsal for the Jonee-
Hiers wedding party.
A color scheme of pink and soft
yellow was attractively carried out.
In the reception room a beautiful ar-
rangemmt of yellow and pink snap
dragons was used and a large bowl
of pink roses and snapdragons
adorned the living room. Refresh
ments of salad course and Rxassian
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dils, and fern were interspersed with
crystal candelabra on the mantel and
buffet. Centering the exquisitely ap-|,
pointed tea-table overlaid with a
lace cloth was'a silver bowl of car
nations, statice and fern. Three-
branched crystal candelabra with
tall burning tapers were on either
side, and silver bon-bon dishes of
mints were placed at intervals. Mrs.
J. WiU Dillard and Mrs. W. Hugh
Simpson poured coffee fnnn silver
services. Serving sandwiches, indi
vidual cakes and mints were Misses
Mary Howze Dillard, Florence Du
rant > of Abbeville, and Lillian DiU-
ard.
Assisting in entertaining in the
various rooms were Mrs. W. T. Mar
tin, Mrs. L. B. DiUard, Mrs. W. A.
Moorhead, Mrs. W. W. Harris, Mrs.
P.> B. Mitchell, Mrs. Lonnie McMil
lian an(^ Mrs. Ansel Godfrey.
Miss Maude Siunerel bade the
guests goodbye.
The bride, a lovely brunette type.
tends Furman university, Greenville,
is one of the 103 men students who
have been listed on the dean’s honor
list for the first semester work. Stu
dents must have at least a “B” aver
age in order to be on this list.
New residents in Clinton include;
MR. and MRS. GROVER McQUEEN,
who are occupying ah apartment in
the home of Miss Arva Henry. The
McQueens moved to Clinton from
Conway. Mr. McQueen is connected
with the state tax commission. HER
BERT BAILEY, formerly of Green-1
wood, has accepted a position with
the Dixie Beverage Co. Mrs. Bailey
and small daughter will join him
here soon. MR. and MRS. ERVIN
ROLAND, originally of Nashville,
Tenn.# and MR. and MRS. JOHN
BYRD, who came to this city from!
Atlanta, are also new residents. Both I
Mr. Roland and Mr. Byrd are em-j
ployed at Jacobs Press, and the cou
ples have apartments in the home of'
Mrs. Sara Bell Davidson.
wore her wedding gQWll_ of ivQEX( THE PACK QUARTET has chang-
T)iitchMH satin made with v-neeklin^ the hour of their program over
radio station WSPA, Spartanburg, to
Dutchess satin made with v-neckline,
a low-fittqd waistline and a full skirt
extending into a wide 6&ular train.
Her flowers were a wrist corsage of 30.
red roses.
Mrs. Ellis was gowned in turquoise
blue marquisette. Mrs. Anderson’s
dress was of lovely pink lac^. Mrs.
Durant wore an attractive model of
flesh-pipk chiffon.
Out-of-town guests included: Miss
Frances Gilliam, Mrs. Henry Gilliam,
Mrs. Joe Little, Mrs. Paul Mann,
Mrs. T. A. SHerard, Mrs. Anna Wolfe,
all of Abbeville.
5:15 each Sunday, beginning March
JoneS'Hiers Rites
At Presbyterian Church
A Lovely Event
Of cordial interest to a wide circle
of friends was the marriage of Miss
Clinton high school was n.'present-
ed by two quartets, one boyi and one
girls, in Columbia on Friday to sing
with the all-state chorus. Forty-six
high schools of the state were repre
sented in the group. Mrs. W. A.
Moorhead accomanied the following
girls to Columbia: MISSES JULIA
TAYLOR, MARCIA GALLOWAY,
ANNETTE MOORHEAD and BOB
BY JEAN CARR. The boys quartet,
composed of EDMUNDS YOUNG,
MILTON MILAM, BOBBY SAN
DERS, and SAM CAUBLE, was ac
companied by Mrs. John B. Gentry.
These wedding cakes bring a lot
of grief to the folks who happen to
get the unlucky (?) symbols. Some
A*ath« Jones to Marlon Curryi„, y,, y,,' ,yer.
Hiers of Laurens. [rehearsal party for the Jones-Hlers
The marriage rites were performed' wedding party on Saturday evening
in the First Presbyterian church by
the Rev. Frank Dudley Jones, DD.,
uncle of the bride, at 4 o’clock Sun
day aftempon, March tvienty-third.
Robert Erwin Jones, only brother
of the bride, gave her - in marriage.
Lonnie Hiers, brother Of the bride
groom, was best man. Miss Charley
Ackerman Walker, soprano, sang
“Because” and “The Lord’s Prayer”
during the ceremony. The traditional
wedding marches, Lohengrin and
Mendelssohn, were chosen for pro
cessional and recessional, with Mrs.
Ferdinand Jacobs at the organ.
The bridal party presented a pic
turesque scene against huge floor
vases filled with white gladioli and
aqMuragus fern.
After the ceremony the bride’s
mother entertained at a beautifully
appointed tea. Receiving with her
were the bride and brid^grooas, the
bridegroom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lonnie Heirs, Sr., Miss Catitorine
Heirs, only sister, and Lonnie Heirs,
Jr. — '——
The bride’s tabAi, was exquisite
with rich old mahogany overlaid in
lace and appointed in crystal, and
was centered With a bowl of white
camatimas, statice and fern. Re--
freahments were served by a. bevy of
given by Misses Eyizabeth Nelson
and Peggy Sprunt seem to have
found out some very sad news. A
few were of the opinion that the
bachelor button and thimble should
have been left out in order to send
theiolks, as a whole, home happy.
MISS MARGARET WEBB, head
of the home economics department
of Clinton high school, will accom
pany two of her students to Rock
Hill tomorrow to attend the state
Junior Homemakers association con
vention to be held at Winthrop col
lege March 28 and 29. MISS JANE
LITTLE will be a contestant in the
events and MISS ANITA CASSA-
NOVA will attend as a representa
tive of the local hinnemakers group.
Birth Announcement
COPELAND
- Mr. and Mrs. Posey Watts Cope
land announpe the birth of a son,
Posey Watts, Jr., on Thursday, March
20, at Hays hospital. Mrs. Copeland
is the former Miss Sara Buford,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Bu-
f(»^ of near ClinUm.
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