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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C
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the loyaKy meeting. During tiie
ception Miss Sybil Burdette rendered
• number of piano eelections.
AuxHkiry
To Moot Mofidoy
rlledieal
THm Laimna Cowatyliedical Aux-
fiiary wUl meet Monday afternoon
Sept 29, nt iour o’clodi at the home
of Mii. J. G;Hart(in iaurena./
Mti$ic CNib Itteomes
The |iu& dub will hold 'tte ftrct
meeting df ttie fall Wedneaday af*
temoen, Oct 1, at four o'clock at tiw
home of Mn. D. J. Brhnm. A qjwcial
program will be praaented by Guce
muaiciant, of the Ntwberry cdlege
musk department
jj. j ^
Mrs. Poyita Hostess
To Bridge Club
Tuesday Mrs. Horae
Horace D. I^pme^en-
fertained fa«r,.bridge club at lunch
eon. * ,
Pastel'tlnted dahliw and zinnias
were prettily arranged in the living
room and dining room.
' After luncheon, bridge was played.
this oceaalon and certilleates of pro*
motion will be awaidgd those being
advmtced from one department to
•nolhw’.
Titt pastor, Rev. L. P. MeOee, an*
nounces that services Sunday wffl be
at the usiial hours, dayliid^t' time.
Moyer loeoks To
Wesley oible Class
' On last Wectoesday evehhig mem
bers of the men's Wmley Bible class
of Bfoad Street Methodist churdi
held.their monthly supper meeting
with twenty-five to attendance.
Circle Ifo. 1, Mrs. BahTh Blakely,
duiirman, sen^ a dUdcen supper
in the church dining hall. Rev. J. Le-
Grande Mayer, pastor Of St. Jdm's
Lutheran diurdi, addressed the
groim, discussing the entertainment
of soldk^^on maneuvers adio have
been invit^ to spend week-ends
here during October and Hwember.
Miss Higgiiis Bride ^
6f Robert Bolond
Mrs. J. S. Higgins of Lanford,
nounces the marriage of her daugh
ter, Mary Frances, to Robert L Bol-
anA Clinton and Spartanburg,
on S^itember fifth, nineteen Iran-
dred 1^ focty-mie.
The ceremony was pei^onned in
Greenwood by Rev. M. R. Wingard,
pastor of file Lutheran diurdL
Mrs. Boland is the daughter ofl
Mrs. S, S. Higgins and the late Mr.
Higgina She is a graduate of Lime
stone college and -for the' past year
has been connected with the depart
ment of pubUc welfare in Laurens,
county.
Eostem Star Group
District Meeting Here
A meeting of the sixth district Or
der of the Bastenf Star wfll be haM
toniifiit at I o'elodc (daylight sav^
erne) in the Mseonk temple.
The>)cal James B. Parrott dia^jHar
will have ita annual Inqiectkm tof
hioiTOw night. Sept 26, at tha sama
time and place. All members of the
chapter at*e invited to attend.
Atekison-Shorpe
Announcement
.Mr. wad Bfrs. J. H.
Atdiison of
CaM4>pells, anhouQpe ^the marriage of
Miller, and
Irido
Guests In Si
Locol Bridge Oub
portanburg
white Copeland,
Mrs. Carroll White Copeland, for
merly of this city, is entertaining
mmbers of her Inidge club at her.
home in Spartanburg at a lun^ieOa
today at 12 o'clodc. Clinton guests
are Mrs. Canxdl M. Spencer, Mrs.
A. H. Cummings, Mrs. T. Bksfii
Copeland, Mrs. C^Usle Nady, Mrs.
'dTbm Addiaon, Mrs. Gkorga R. Bla-
kde, Mrs. L M. Adair, also Mrs.
James Addison of QoldvUle.
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Miss Mohoffey Hostess
To Bo(dc Glub
Surprise Birthdoy Dinner
Honors Miss Stotts
Miss Dorothy Stutts was honored
on Sunday by her parents, Mr. and
Bthi. F.*M. Stutts, with a surprise
birthday dfoncr.
Six ,frie^ had been invited for
the occasion and were at the Stutts'
home to greet Miss Stutts when she
retumad from churdi. Dinner was
servad at a daintily-appointed table
centered with a birfiidigr cake.
Guests included Misses Marion
Safitti, Elizabeth Hatton, and Miriam
Coleman, and Messrs. Donnk Stride-
land, Branch Fleming and Howard
Cbeanut.
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• Mias Rosa Mahaffey was hoistess to
mambas of the Ex Libris Bode club
Tuesday Mtemoon at ha homa.
Mrs. Ca)lsle Weeff hm
fiia pibgram for the 'afterzKxm, wtih
Hu^ Holman of Prsebyterian col
lege, as the guest speaker.’ Mr. Hol
man gave an interesting talk on the
noveL
Lata in the afternoon the hostess
served refreshments.
iared at tha htwnm of Men -^r f* Hart j^ttiona to^tha elbow, and
to organize a local chapta of Wln^P*. *»#• “ >«**®***l.‘*®^ <*»•
Promotion Doy At
Methodist Church ■
Annual promotion day will be ob
served Sunday at Broad Street
Methodist <^u^ Sunday school. A
special program has been planned on
OUTSTANDING
GIFT VALUES
Ni
dally. X
A CALL WILL CONVOfCB
YOU.
PRONna
JEWELRY STORE
ukl GIFT SB<H»PE
thalr Hmigiitti^
James Edward Sharpe.
The marriaga was performed Aug
ust 17 at Newberry |]y tha Rev» B. F.
lUgHn* Mr. Sharpe it tha son of MT.
and iOs. J.*F. Sharpe of Chappells,
where the young couple are making
thalr home.
WInthrop X)oughtars
Orgonize Choptar Here
On Itooday aftemooi nineteoi
graihiates of Winthrop college gath
Mr. Boland is fiJs son of Mr. and
Mrs. lira C. Bdand of this city. He
attended Presbyterian college and
for the past several years has been
connected with the Western Electric
company and at present is located in
Spartanburg. .
Vincent-Fleming
Mprrioge At Lourens
Laums, Sa>t.' 22.—^A wedding of
•ocial prominence was solemnized
Tuesday afternoon when Miss Sadie
Lee Vincent, daughta of Dr. and
Mrs. Charles P. Vincent, became the
bride of Victor R. Fleming in a love
ly ceremony at the home of the
bride's parents (to Fwley avenue. The
Rev. John J. Hayes, pastor of tha
First Preibyterian diurdi, otfkiated,
using tha r^ service.
Tte rttM were held in the spackua
living room, fiia vows being mid be
fore the mantk graced with gkwing
tapers and white dahlias. The alta
was framad with a mirror in fiia
background, with large whUe badmts
of white gladkli, dahlias and soft
fern, forming a bmutiful aatting. On
eitha side were white^candelabra set
with white tapers casting’s soft glow
fva the wedding scene.
Wedding musk was presented by
Mrs. John K. Taylor, pianist; Mrs.
G. B. Sheppard, violinist; Mrs. R. T.
Wilson and Miss Mary Frances Gos-
nell, soloists. Mrs. Taylor and Mrs.
Sheppard played "O Pitnnise Me"
and "Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life."
Mrs. Wilson sang “Because" and
"Down Thru' the Years,” while Mias
Goan^ sang "At Dawning." During
the ceremony "Ave Maria” was sdft-
ly played and the Bridal chorus from
"Lohengrin" by Wagna was uaed.
The couple entered the coememy
room togetha. Tha bridal gown was
of white satin made with sweetheart
neckline. It was fashioned with an
ova skirt of vdiite maUne edged ^with
Chantilly lace down the front* and
touchhig the door all tha way around.
The leg-o'muttoa aleeves bore cov-
fiurdp Daughters
Mks Leila Russell, secretary of the
Alumnae association of Winthrop,
met with the group and spoke on the
many dianges bei^ made at the col-
kge and the need for such organiza
tions throughout the state.
Miss Agnes Davis was elected pres
ident; Mrs. R. G. Watsoh, vice-presi
dent; Miss Kate Milam, secretary-
treasura, and BdUss Ella Little Mc-
Craiy, ^eana.
Thoee present expressed the desire
lor otha Winthrop dau^ters to Join
the diapta. Plans were made for a
social meeting next numth, after
which quartaly meetings will be
held.
Frances Workmon
Celebrotas Birthdoy
I-- >
On Friday aftemooi,' Sept. 12,
Frances Workman, daughta of Mr.
and Mrs. Rion Workman, celebrated
ha seventh birthday wifii a party,
iqidting about twenty little idrls and
boye; .
Games were directed on the lawn
hy NUsses Ella Littla McCrary and
Louise Tribble. Lata in the after-
hoixi ratrariimaots were aarved in
ttw homa vdiidi was charmingly
decorated carrying out a pink and
white color sdieme. A 1^ table
centered with the birfisday caka
earing seven Rowing candles. White
with pink flowers, and rop-
of crepe piqm: in the choaoi
ilor motif canpkted the table ap
pointments. Ice cream was served
with individual cakes ked in pink
and e^te. Guests were ^yen sudc<*
en dressed as dolls, mints'and bal<
koos as favors.
back with white buttons. Ha finger
tip veil was edged with Chantilly
lace draped into a coronet of orange
blossoms whidi encircled ha^head.
She carried a ediite satin Mvered
prayer-book with a kvely corsgae of
whit^ sephanotis and lUy-of-the-val-
ley. Streamers of white satin ribbon
knotted with white flowers fell to file
floor.
In honor of the occasion, the wed
ding guests were entertained at a ra-
ceptiem given by the bride's parents.
The kride received ha education
In Laurens high school and at Colum
bia college, where she majored in
dramatics. She received ha A. B. de
gree at Presbyterian cdlkge, and for
the past two years has taught in the
city sdiools here. Mr. Fleming, son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Fkmi^ of
Lanford, is a graduate of Ckmaon
coUege, and is serving his secemd
term as ckrk of court for Laurens
county.
Upon their return fron a Inridal
visit, Mr. and Mrs. Fleming will be
at home in their new coknial rasi-
doice on Irby avenue.
FINAL COUNTY VOTE
The flnal offeial vote in the U. S.
senate race fa Laurois county stood:
Johnston 2,223; Maybank 1,723.
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YawImarilBliM
fiw Fbst Prssbytariaa diunfii gave a
kyalty meeting and lecaptko Hpn-
oring Miss Thehna fflcIrHn, of Ri^-
burg, edio has recently accaptad the
position of director of religi^ edu
cation at tha church.
Dr. H. E. Stuigeon, ^president of
file men's organization, was in charflt
of fik folkwing pcecramf
Opening prayer: Dr. L. Roes Idma.
Devotkkml: Mrs. John W. Littk^
prtsidant of the auxiliary, assisted
by Mrs. J. B. Townasnd, Mrs. Oeage
W. Ynykr and Mm lari Worionan.
"Back To Our Promliis,’* Johh
TLdteHl Bufikr,
"BaoUag Our BramiMs With Our
Uvea,? Baa«li O. Prince.
"God’s Premiase To Ua," Itov. J. K.
Robarti. x
An enjoyable feature of the pro
gram was madal musk by the
^urch choir.
Dtr.' D. J. Woods pronounced the
benedktton.
At the conclusion of the progron
ii<— Wk*;!in preseekd ^ mem-
fkn of the congregation. Pundi and
were served <to about two
gaests who partlcipatad la
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