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Thursday, April 20, 1944 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. Page'Three The WOMAN’S PAGE SOCIETY EVENTS, CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST... TELEPHONE 74 OR 258 reading on “Islands of the South Pa-i church on Monday afternoon tribute. Mrc PquI Turner Honor? cific," describing particularly New j was paid to Lt. Duncan Workman* on ‘ . Guinea, New Caledonia, the Fiji, Ha- the first anniversary of his burial. MlSS CorOlyn rreemon waiian and Samoan islands. Penney Company Has Anniversary J. C. Penney company <f thi' city, is joining with several hundred other ThO beautiful flowers, -arrangements, Thursday afternoon Mrs. Paul G. of carnations, primroses and snap- Turner en t er ta,ned at tea at the home Miss Annette Moorhead drag ° ns ’ Were glVen m hlS mem ? ry - of her parents, M.r, and Mrs. S. G. j j. d • J I n rr '°^ er ’ Mrs. Nene D. Work- Dillard, honoring Miss Carolyn Free-' branch stores throughout the n.i! n Honors Bridal P<irty ‘man. had been asked to share an in- m;mt popular bride-elect. [in observing the 42n<l anniver try of I Honoring Miss Carolyn Freeman spiring and comforting letter from a ^ profusion of mixed spring flow- company s beginning •.and 1 Staff Sergeant v John William ' rr y close ^friend^ of Duncans, L . ers attractively decorated the ITvTng The observance of the anniversary Wadsworth,' whose marriage took (Jg) g'crctt Martin, who wrote o, room and music room. Adorning the will continue through April. ■-i plae£ that afternoon. Miss Annette touching experiences at Tarawa, and i ace _ covered table in^the dining room The Vocal store has been in oper Dav«-Williamson Announcement Moorhead entertained on Saturday at who, <lgain. paid tribute to his de- ^. as an ex q U i sl te p4 n k shell bowl of ation since August 1928. The pres- Icake and candy were served byMrs.|noon with a beautiful breakfast, as- P ai tcd friend " 1S white lilacs, iris, narcissus, and-blue ent manager. R N Blackwelder, P. M. Pitts, Mrs. R. W. Johnson and sembling the wedding party and out- or r p e y ears at ^ phlox .flanked with tall white tapers came here two years u.v from the ! Miss Ruth Holland, who also assisted; of-town guests. Mrs. Mary Davis of this city, an- Mrs. Holland in entertaining. For the occasion the spacious I son college. . j > n crystal holders placed in a semi- Penney store at Sanford. Fla. Mrs. Hugh Simpson read a^ dedi-. c j rc i e . Russian tea was poured, and The first Penney store was opened nounces the engagement of hen Small pencils and flags tied With ; Moorhead home was adorned w ith cator y P oern ' and Dr -. Jo ^ n G - BardPn sandwiches, tea, nuts and mints were m 1902 42 yean ago in Kemerer, . . . «▼ •» • a i L-: 4 ^ ^carter ni n ’ -VT r\m cx ” Kxr Ir - i daughter, Mary Julia, to Oliver Wil-j white ribbon were given as souve-1 harmonizing shades of yellovv orange t sang “Coin’ Home," by liamson of the navy. nirs. V . • land bronze snapdragons a/id calen- ac companied by Mrs. Harden. .Each little guest remembered the idulas . Marking the p lace 0 f the hon- The g rou P san 8 What a Friend hf)st with a gift. _ | oreci guests was a miniature bride ^^ ^ Pfaye r was District Meeting Methodist Society v iTraining Class For A district meeting of the Woman’s r..k C^/Mifc Society of Christian Service of the rQrents Ot LUD iCOUTS South Carolina Conference will be' held April 25 in. the Ware Shoals Methodist church at 10:00 a. m, All members who can are invit ed to attend. vora " served. i Wyoming, and was called the “Gold- Mrs. Dillard greeted the guests at en Rule" 'store, a name which aptly (Continued on page seven) describes the Penney way of doing m—¥- business. From this small beginning MONDAY ffw chain has grown until today there and bridegroom. A four-course °ff ere d by Mrs. Dave W. Copeland. w.C.T.C. TO MEET MONDAY (luncheon was served. | During the business session reports, The Worpan’s Christian Temper-! ar d' 1,61-1 modern department stores Miss Freeman and Sgt. WadsWorth ^ rom comrndte c s an d circle chairmen ance un j on wd i m eet Monday. April sf-attired in all parts of the United were presented' silver napkin rings were given, which-^were encouraging, 24, a t 4 o’clock at the home of Mfs.f^ atts - Plans have been completed for thej w ith “Carolyn” and “Bill" engraved- sbowin ® an inprease in stewardship l y pi ns0 n. — J service. The society voted ( first class period training for parents ; U p 0 n them, df boys of Cub Scout age, 9 through, 11 years. The class will be held at | U e fh 0 dicf Society the First Baptist church Sunday afi JViernOOpr ^OCICTy . ternoon at 3 o’clock and will be con- j ducted by Charles M. Wilson, assist- I ant scout executive of Greenville. It is necessary for parents to take Joint Hostesses At Bridge Party Tuesday evening Mrs. L. W. Rawl j this training, it is stated, before their and Mrs. J. B. Arnold entertained | boys can become eligible to join the with two tables of bridge at the home ; Cub Scouts. All parents, both moth- | of the former. ers 311(1 fathers, of boys of this age | The living room, where the tables J are urged to attend the meeting Sun- were placed, was lovely withr ar- day afternoon. I rangements of colorful spring flowers Has Memorial Service At the regular meeting of the Woman’s Society of Christian Ser vice of Broad Street Methodist prayer —< *£ and to continue holding separate circle and | EASTERN STAR CHAPTER auxiliary meetings during the sum mer months. Mrs. Roy Gasque, president of the society, was remembered with a gift, meeting The was closed with TO MEET TOMORROW NIGHT The James B. Parrott chapter No.) 9, Order of Eastern Star will* meet Friday evening' at 8 o'clock in the Masonic hall. All members are in- j vited to attend. ^ /^VaWORM ANTISEPTIC^ LIQUID’ CLEAN’ EAST' After several hostesses served ments. The Florida Street Parent-Teacher progressions, the ! association is sponsoring the organi delicious refresh- zation. Ferd Jacobs Entertains Friends With Dance Friday evening Ferd Jacobs enter tained with an informal dance at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, on Calvert avenue. During the evening games and con tests were enjoyed with prizes being awarded the winners. Mrs. Adair Hostess To Study Club Wednesday afternoon Mrs. R. C.l Adair entertained the Study club. Purple iris and rose-colored tulips were lovely in the living room. Mrs. J. B. Hart presented a pro-j gram on the distinguished Mayos—, the late senior doctor and his late | sons, Doctors Charlie and Will, and; A feature of the evening was piano I lol d of the establishment of the Mayo selections by William Bailey Owens,! c lin i c in Rochester, Minn, specialist third class of the coast ( Later a salad course, coffee and guard, who was home on leave. | dessert were served. Later in the evening Mrs. Jacobs,! # ~ * ~ assisted by Mrs. Bessie H. Owens, [ Little Girls Celebrate served punch, ham biscuits and p. D «- cookies to around fifty young people, BirtnuayS Wlm rOny enjoying the occasion. * ^ Wednesday afternoon Mrs. W. H. •9- Roberts entertained in honor of her Hnvic HnllnnH Ir sma11 daughters, Claire and Gloria, k/UTld nuiiunu, JI., who were celebrating their third and Celebrates Birthday second birthdays, respectively. Davis Holland, Jr.,’ celebrated his A patriotic color scheme of red, seventh birthday Thujlsday afternoon! white and blue was effectively car- with a party, inviting^nembers of the i rled oul ln llie decorations 4>f bal- first grade of Florida Street school'of! loons and favors of paper hats, which he is 3 'memher. I the dining room were 3ttr3cti\ e When the little guests had assem- 1 arrangements of snapdragons. The bled they were invited into the din-' table was centered by a candelabra ,mg room where a beautifully iced with lighted tapers and on either side birthday cake with seven glowing 1 were birthday cakes with tiny lighted j candles centered the table. After! candles. “Hgppy Birthday” was sung and the; lce cream and cookies were served candles blowm out by Buckie, the the little guests, Mrs. Roberts being; children were invited into the yard assisted by Mrs. Tom Cooper, Mrs. where games were enjoyed and each j Hugh Ray, and Mrs. Keith Adair, guest given a ride on Buckie’s pony, The little girls were remembered which was a birthday gift from his! w *th a large assortment of gifts from father. , ; their guestjs. Later in the afternoon ice cream, 1 ^ Police Force Honors Departing Member On Monday evening members of i the” city police force, the firemen, and their wives entertained with a dinner at Hotel Clinton Coffee Shoppe hon oring Horace Hprton, a member of the police force, who left Tuesday to be inducted into military service, and Mrs. Horton. The dining table was daintily ap- I pointed with beautiful floral ar rangements of blue iris, tulips and narcissus. A three-course dinner was :served. 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