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Thursdoy, Februory 24, 1944 V THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. Poge Three '/ The WOMAN'S PAGE SOCIETY EVENTS, ClUB AND CHURCH NEWS. OF INTEREST . TELEPHONE 74 OR 258 tional, which was along patriotic lines in commemoration of Washing ton’s birthday. Mrs. J. H. Kohler read a poem, whefe Lieutenant . Hall will be sta- MOTHER TO HER BABY BOY While I am rocking you.imy son, And singing lullabies, ^ ’ Someone is planning stouter planes For death to ride the skies/; While I am dressing you, my son, In little boyish suits, Someone is waking uniforms And sturdy soldier boots. and contests were enjoyed. The main 1 feature of the evening was a musical Joint Party .tinned at the 'TJ. S. army medical training center. Mrs. Hall traveled in a byge suit, beige topcoat with lynx, | “America, Remember,” which was i collar and. navy accessories. ** 1 written by a former classmat^. The Mrs. Hall is a graduate of Mem- ! devotional program was closed with ^ minger high school and was graduat- ‘ a Sprayer used by Washington, and ed from the school of nursing of the I read- by Mrs. Barden. Medical College of the State of South i A short business session followed, Carolina. «* I led by the president, Mrs. Roy Gas-j Lieutenant Hall, son of Mrs. Hall | que, which consisted of reports from of this city, and the late E. H. Hall, a' the various officers. . ' former superintendent of the Clinton schools, was graduated from Wof ford college and from the Med-kal t College of the State of South Caro- So fine' and strong, my son, * Someone in secret tries to make' A farther-reaching gun— * A gun that on some distant flay When drums of- battle roll,* 1 * - May leave me with a golden star And iron in‘my soul. —Mabel Freer Loveridge. contest during which Mr. Wardlaw _ — . , - . . ,■ r> . . _ rr^M -■* —|On Friday Evening , . w,as carried out in the refreshments, ! p ar ty in the school building of the n jt v consisting of sandwiches, individual state Training school , /’ For the occasion colorful-Valentine Walters' Wedding Yesterday Of interest to friends here and cakes iced with green and white, I and hot -punch. Souvenirs of little While I would build a splendid man,‘green baskets filled with mints were n Prayer" Program For ._ Methodists Friday “World Day of Prayer” will be ob served in a specially arranged pro gram on Friday afternoon at four O’clock at Broad Street Methodist church under the leadership of Mrs. Dave W. 'Copeland, spiritual life chairman. Rev. J. H. Kohler will be the speaker on this occasion and the public is Cordially invited. presented each guest. The bride-elect was presented with many lovely and useful gifts. The party of Clinton friends .mo- decorations and ferns added to the attractiveness of the receiving rooms. Punch and cookies were served from a ptettily appointed table; , . Mrs. Ayliffe Jacobs and Mrs. Wil- elsewhere was the wedding of Miss toredijtp Whitmire for the enjoyable i n entertaining, occasion* son Harris assisted their daughters! ^ 0 *! 0 ^ Eun ^ ce ^ uU * an ^ ^- S - T : i Cadet Edward Alexander Walters, of Fayetteville, North Carolina, which Presbyterian Circle Holds Meeting ■ The Business Women’s circle of the - First Presbyterian church met Mon day evening at the church, with Mrs. Frank Simpsop, Mrs. R. L. Long shore, Miss Mary Frances Franks and Miss Evelyn Ferguson hostesses. Mrs. A.. M. Copeland taught the Bible study on the book of Nehemiah, followed with the devotional by Mrs. Gary‘Martin. The chairman, Mrs. Grady Chandler, led the business session.' Barry Ellison Has Birthday Party Barry Ellison, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Ellison, celebrated his sixth ^birthday Friday afternoon with a party. The George Washington motif was carried out in the games, refresh ments and souvenirs. Each guest was given a Washington hat and hatchet with candy tied on them. After an afternoon of games.. Mrs. took place yesterday (Wednesday) morning at 11 o'clock in the Thom- well Memorial Presbyterian church' in the. presence of a number of rela tives and friends. White gladioli and white lighted Mrs. Godfrey ^ Honored On Birthday On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Ansel Godfrey entertained wjth a lovely party in honor bf her mother-in-law, cand Tes'in cTndelabra*effectivelTdec- Mrs. Bessie Godfrey, who was cele- orated the church for the occasion, bratmg her birthday. i- _ _ ... The living .and dining rooms were' The u c ? rem ^y ^ as Performed by lovely with van-colored spring flow- R ev \ H t ubert Wardlaw, pastor of the ers Presbyterian church of Whitmire. After a pleasant afternoon. Mrs. i The d0uble rin S ceremony was used. Miss Luva McDonald, organist, fur- Godfrey invited the guests into the Ellison served ice cream and cookies dir \ in * £ oom where a j alad course nished the wedd.ng music. Preceding and coffee were served. The table tbe ceremony she played Schubert s | was centered with a lovely birthday, “Serenade'^ and “Prelude" (Chopin). Because.” to' the twenty-eight guests Barry was remembered with a gift from each little guest. cake which was cut and enjoyed by J Isaac Copeland sang the guests. Miss Joy .Godfrey assist ] ed her mother in entertaining. Twelve i friends of Mrs. Godfrey enjoyed the ! occasion. Birthday Party Honors Mrs. R. F. Blakely On Tuesday evening Misses Mar-1 n A ... garet and Katherine Blakely enter-; rreSDytenon Auxiliary marches Honors Departed Members The traditional ..wedding were used. Richard Stutt<r, brother of the bride, and John Holland Hunter, Jr., served as ushers and lighted the candles. Miss Marian Smith, as maid of honor, w-as the bride’s only attend- tained with a party in honor of their mother, Mrs. R. F. Blakely, who was, , ... . . i celebrating her birthday. . | ^ be annua l memorial service for ant. She wore a pink dress of lace The living and dining rooms we re members tbe Auxiliary of the First, and marquisette, having a long fitted lovely with colorful spring flowers.! P res by\ erian church who have passed ! bodice, heart-shaped neckline and George Washington contests were en joyed during the evening. Mrs. Blakely was remembered with away during the year was held on, floor-length skirt. H£l flowers were Monday afternoon. j an arm bouquet of Wedgewood blue Mrs. Earl Workman was in charge j r i s tied with pink satin ribbon At the close of the meeting refresh-i gifts from the guests, members 0 f, of the service. Mrs. John Bright read jhe lovely brunette bride, given ments were served by the hostesses. the Associate Reformed Presbyterian selected passages from John, Thessa- i in marriage by her father, was ex- 1 missionary society,, and a few otherl , ian f and Revelations. quisite in her white satin wedding 'friends. • L fn bono ^ ° ft wo deceased mem-, gown mad€ in princess -style, with j Later in the evening the hostesses! ^ rs ’ / J^ r x T .^ 1 r 1 r ^ e ! tiny satin buttons extending to the served a salad course and cookies. Bride-Elect Honored With Lovely Shower Miss Dorothy Stutts, bride-elect, was honored last Thursday evening Methodist Society with a lovely shower by Miss Marion ij i j r * 7 Smith of this city, and Mrs. H. G. nOlQS jCSSIOn Wardlaw of Whitmire, at the home of the latter. man’s Bowls of gladioli were effectively was held on Monday afternoon appoint used in decoration. i Broad Street Methodist church. During the eveniiig various games Mrs. John G. Barden led the devo- Neville, tuo candles ' v ^ e i waistline, a sweetheart neckline, tdbg lighted. Mrs. Harry Nettles read ^e | j eg _ 0 ._ mut | on sleeves, and skirt end- , tribute to Mrs. Boozer, and the tnb-j ing in a lengthy-train. Her long veil , ute to Mrs. Neville was read by Mrs. of j]i us j on was fastened with a tiara Rufus E. Sadler. of , ace and orange blossoms . S he carried a 'cascade bouquet of white the r ■> If Your Nose Fills Up -Get Quick Relief! The February meeting of the Wo-1 At the c ° nclusion of the impressive _ Society of Christian Service j/Xh 3 t^the | "I™ 1 ™ 5 " ith lilies ' a new vice-president and sec-! Harold Walters, brother of retary gave their report. Mrs. R. g. j bnftegr 00 ™, was best man. * Wysor was nominated for vice-presi-1 Mrs. F- M. Stutts, mother of the dent and Mrs. Julian Bolick for sec-1 bride, wore a dress of dove blue with retary. Both were elected to serve^mivy accessories and a corsage of pink roses. . ! ’Mrs. A. E. Walters, the bride- v 1 groom’s mother, was gowned in rose crepe with a lavender hat and a har- i monizing corsage of roses. [ Immediately following the cere- Stutts,'mony a reception was held at the (Continued on page six) during the coming year. - Buffet Supper Honors Miss Stutts It’s wonderful how Vicks Va-tro-nol clears the tran he nose! Results are s< very good because Va-tro-nol is specialized medication Honoring Miss Dorothy bride-elect, Mrs. Wilson Harris en tertained with a buffet supper on Tuesday evening. MI'SIC CLl’B TO MEET sient congestion that clogs up the nose! Results are so _ jood because Va-tro-nol is! that works right where trouble is—to relieve stuffiness ~ VICKS and make breathing easier. 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In the dining rooiti the table, covered with W. C. T. l T . TO MEET a Chinese cloth, was adorned with' The- Woman's Christian Temper- white candles in crystal candelabra an7-(* union will hold its monthly and cascading around the edge of meeting Monday afternoon at four the table was a garland of daffodils o’clock at the home of Mrs. T. L. and fern, caught up at intervals with | Cooper on North Adair street green satin ribbon. Supper was served in buffet style and the guests found their places at small tables. Marking the place of the bride was a corsage of Wedgewood blue iris. Guests included sixteen close friends of the bride-elect. Mrs. Jiarris’s daughter. Cornelia,! Mrs. Sam King and Miss Martha | Stoner assisted in entertaining. The bride-elec/^-as remembered with a gift, Holl-Dickinson Wedding In Charleston Miss Rosemary Patricia Dickinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt Joseph Dickinson, of Charleston, was married to Lieutenant William Hugh Hall, U. S. anfiy medical corps, of Clinton and Charleston, at 3 o’clock Tue^iay afternoon in St. Matthew’s Lutheran church. The Rev. Paul M. Kinports, pastor, performed the cere mony. * . . | The church was decorated with palms and cut flowers. Mrs. Carl W; Pollock, organist, and Mrs. Henry E. Lessee, soloist,, rendered the wedding music. Mrs. Lessee sang “I Love You Truly” and “O, Perfect Love.” Miss Dorothy Elliott, of Kershaw, j was the bride’s maid of honor and qnly attendant. She was dressed in blue with beige..accessories and ean- > ried a bouquet dT talisman roses. Elliott H. Hall, of Charlotte, was his brother’s best man.' Serving as | ushers were Jiimes Bell, medical ■ corps, U. S. N., and Julian Durant, j medical corps,.tJ. S. army. The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore a frock of white wdol with navy accessories and carried a bouquet of white carna tions. 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