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Thursdoy, February 12,1942 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C Poge Three CUB. AND OKRCN NEWS' TELEPHONE 74 OR 258 PBAIKft FOE STBENOm Dmt Lord, once more w face the Which rlghteoufloees of free men And once again for strength we pray To do our duty, come what may. Orai^t us the courage we shall need For every sacrificial deed. Til Anal Victory we reach Silence our tongues to careless Hearten us under flame and fire. Grant patience' to us when we the. Let no one’s faith hi victory dim Though .flays ahead be dark and grim. Lqrd God of men, once more de ask For strength to do mighty taric/ Again, the field for truth we take « And give ourselves for freedom’s sake. —Edgar A. Guest r — Jo Copeland Celebrates Birthday With Party In celebration of her tenth birth day, Jo Copeland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Copeland entertained a group of her classmates Friday af ternoon. Eight guests gathered at the home anfl a salad plate was served. Miss Mae Wier assisted Mrs. Copeland in serving and entertaining. After re freshments the party attended a lo cal theatre. Jo was remembered by her friends with a number of attractive gifts. Mrs. Copeland Hostess To 'Friendly Dozen' ■ On Saturday Mrs. A. M. Copeland was hastrts to.the “Friendly Doxen dub at a pretty afternoon party at the home of her daughter, Mrs. C. Bymim Betts, who assisted her in the courtesies of entertaining. A yellow and white color motif was effectively carried out in the re ceiving rooms, -using as floral decora tion bouquets of jasmine. Delightful refreshments were served in three courses and yellow and white mints were passed. 1 Little Girl Celebrates First Birthday On Saturday afternoon, February 7, Mrs. Horace Horton invited ten little friends in celebration of the flMt birthday of her daughter, Mary Elizabeth. . Louise Tribble entertained the guests with games and stories in the living room which was prettily deco rated with pink carnations in keep ing with the pink and white color scheme of the party. Mrs. Grady Chandler and Mrs. Keith Adair as sisted the hostess in serving ice cream, cookies and candy Valentines. The vari-colored balloons which were used in decorations were given the children and party tokens were Val entines with candy suckers. Mil. Griffin Entertains Actoeon Book Club Mm. Julia Griffin delightfully en tertained members or the- Actaean Book dub and aeveral additional guests on Friday afternoon. Three tables were arranged for rook with a background of early spring blooms featuring flowering quince. After cards the hostess was assisted by Mrs. Julian Coleman in serving a salad course, fruit cake and coffee. in addition to the club included: Mrs. C. E. Moody, J. H. Kohler, Mrs. R. L. Lockett, J. W. Coleman and Mrs. George Davis. Valentine Party For 'Odds and Ends' Club Mrs. C. Bynum Betts beautifully entertained members of the “Odds and Aids’’ Book dub with a Valen tine party on Friday evening. In keeping with the Valentine mo tif, decorations were in red an<f white. Small tables were appointed tor refreshments with red covers, in the center of which was a dainty white lace Valentine. Arrangements of sidonia were placed at 'vantage points about the room. A number of appropriate garnet were enjoyed dur ing the evening. Mrs. Brunson Honored With Farewell Party Mrs. Bryan Holland and Mrs. Jobe Holland gave a lovely farewell party lastrWednesday ‘afternoon at the let ter’s home on Mnsgrove. street hon oring* Mrs. W. F. Brunson, who is leaving to make her home in Val- dopta, Ga. A number of Mrs. Brun son’s close* friends were invited to enjoy this delightful occasion. The Valentine motif was used in the decorations. After several games, score prizes were awarded and the honor guest was remembered with a gift Mrs. P. M. Pitts assisted the host ess in serving delicious refreshments of chicken salad, sandwiches, cook ies and Russian tea. Out-of-town guests were Mrs. Os car B. Putnam of Greenville, lira. L. r^m«r Ware sad Mrs. Louis Ander sen of Laurens. All OVER THE MAR Ton cad motor from coast to coast with tha assur ance that no matter where an accident may occur, there’s an ^Btna agent to look after your interests if you’re * jBtna-ized. It nays to havi’ Automobile Insurance issued by The JEtna Casualty and Sure ty Company of Hartford, S. W. SUMEREL, Agent CLINTON, g. C. of Broad Street Methodist church, with twenty-five members in attend ance. * y Colorful bowls of yellow jasmine and flowering quince added attrac tiveness to the living room. Scripture reading and prfyer was f ven by Mrs. Clifton Adair and Mrs. V. Edwards, Altar an introduction to the topic “We Are Not Divided," by v Mrs. J. B. Arnold, a playlet, “LoW’s Gift," illustrating the subject of study, war given by the following: Mrs. 8. A. Rumph, Mrs. C. D. Pitts, Mrs. Edward*, Claire Pitta and Jean Rumph. During ”fhe evening Mr*. Ralph Holcombe gave an Impromptu talk on her experiences at Pearl Har bor. Sandwiches, cookies and coffee .were enjoyed later in the evening. ■■■’" » ■ Presbyterian Auxilia Observes Day of Shi The Auxiliary of the First terian church met Tuesday from 10:80 to 8:80 tor the study of foreign missions and prayer. Mrs. George W. Taylor had plan ned an interesting program present ing the cause and bringing forth the emphasis of this day of crisis as a challenge and a call to prayer and 1, it Presby- Lutheran Missionary Society Meets The February meeting of the Mis sionary society of St. John’s Luther an church was ‘held on Monday af ternoon at 4 o’clock at the church. The topic of study was “Our Church Faces Her Task In North America.’’ Mrs. J. D. Cos ten of Lau rens, leader, was assisted in render ing an interesting program by Mrs. R. W. Boland, Mrs. Wyman Shealy, and Mrs. J. T. Martin of Laurens. The pastor of the church. Rev. J. LeGrande Mayer, closed the pro gram with prayer. During a business session plans were made tor the ob servance of the “Week of Prayer," with meetings to be held each after noon beginning Monday, February 23, and continuing through Friday, the 27th. Music Club Meets With Mrs. Coleman The Music club met last Wednes day afternoon at the home of Mrs, Julian Coleman, with Miss jMaude Sumerel, Miss Rosa Mahaffey, Miss Agnes Davis, Mrs. R6bert Crooks, Mrs. D. O. Rhame, and Mrs,- Harry Nettles as assistant hostesses. k Mrs. D. J. Brimm had arranged the following program tor the after noon, which kras given by a quartet of girts from the high school and several of her music pupils^ “The Roeary,” quartet -- Misses Marcia Galloway, Evelyn Gardiner, hhy Jean Carr and Julia Taylor. ‘Vienese Refrain," piano solo — Gerry* Trammell “Prayer Perfect,” Stenson — quar tet “Danish Peasant Dance," Chris tiana—Neely Anne Bigham. “Won’t You Set Ua Free," Dvorak —quartet At the conclusion of the program the hostosass served dainty refresh- Methodist Circle Meets losresses Mrs. Louie Thomky and Mias Madeline Adair were joint hostesses at toe home of toe former on Mon day evening to toe Sara Glenn circle ATTENTION, LADIES! 100 CALLING CARDS ^ SO INFORMALS AND SO ENVELOPES t WITH ENGRAVED PLATE— $330 Modern Dteif* —A 1042 Special Offer—Convenient— Socially Corroet — Genuine Engraving. CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. renewed consecration to the work of God. Mrs. Taylor was assisted on the program by several members of the auxiliary. At noon lunch was served in the church dining room. Baptist Circle Holds February Meeting The Business Girls’ circle of the First Baptist church met on Monday evening at toe church at 6:80, with 19 members in attendance. Supper was served by Mrs. Hugh Ray, Min Helen Wham, and Min Maud* Sumerel. During the buslnen session Mr*. Clayte Ray was appoint ed personal service chairman. The following program on “Honesty" was presented, with Min Irene Workman Devotional — Mrs. D. A. Yarbor ough. * v Prayer—Mrs. Hugh Ray. “Christian Honesty" — Min Work man. “Haoeaty With God”—Min Louise Baxley. ‘ ‘Denominationa 1 Honesty" — Min Ada Gambrell. A series of prayers by the group closed the program. BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES NOTH) Robert Knox, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Knox, is one year old today. Mrs. T. J. Blalock, Sr., has a birth day Saturday, the 14th. Mrs. Ansel Smith will observe a birthday Friday, February 18^ . February 16 birthdays include Min Colie Summer and Myra Adair. W. M. Page observed a birthday February 6. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Copeland will observe their wedding anniversary Monday, the 16th. Wiley Harris Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Davis, will be two years old February 15. Mrs. Horace Payne has a birthday Tuesday, February 17.' Mrs. S. D. Dawkins will celebrate a birthday tomorrow, the 13th. Mary Elizabeth Horton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Horton, was one year old February 7. J. B. Dailey observes a birthday the 18th. Birdi Announcemenfs RAY Mr. and Mrs. John Maxcy Ray an nounce the birth of a daughter, Mary Ann, Saturday, February 7, at Hays hospital. Mrs. Ray before marriage was Miss Martha Bell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bell of Renno. ROBERTSON ^ Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Robertson of Charleston, announce the* birth of a daughter, Katherine Fuller, on Fri day, February 6, at Riverside hos pital. Mrs. Robertson is the fanner, Miss Katherine Fuller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Fuller, formerly of this city. _ COPELAND Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Copeland of Laurens, have announced the birth of a son on Friday, January SO, at to* Laurens hospital. Mr», Copeland is toe former Miss Lurene Yarbor- “f '—8 HAUPFEAR Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Haupfear of this city, announce the birth of a daugh ter, Mary Malinda, on Saturday, Feb- OTT Mr. and llrs. Furman *Ott of Charleston announce to* birth of a son, Furman Edward, Jr.,' at Bak« sanitorium, Charleston, Friday, Feb. A Mrs. Ott is the former Miss Mil dred Stewart of this city. p . ■* College Professor Called By Board Dr. Lsntoiel H. 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