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I Thursday, Moy 4, 1944 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. Page Three The WOMAN’S PAGE SOCIEIY EVENTS, CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS Of INTEREST ,.. TELEPHONE 74 OR 258 More Than Conqueror Out of the light that dazzle^ me, ^ - Bright as the sun from pole to pole I thank the God I know to be For Christ, the conqueror of my soul. Study Club Hears of 'Homes of Georgetown' The annual open meeting of the Wednesday Study club was held last 1 week at the home of Mrs. R. E. Sad- Since His the sway of circumstance ler. I would not wince, nor cry aloud. | The club had as guest speaker, Under that rule which men call Julian Bolick, who spoke interest- chance, ingly on “Historic Homes of George- My head, with joy is humbly bowed, town,” and showed a number of sketches he had made. Beyond this place at sin and tears, That life with Him, and his the aid That spite the menace of the years. Keeps, and shall keep me, unafraid. For the occasion the living room was decorated with iris in shades j with her parents ' of lavender. In the dining room the W. N Long, pastor of the First Bap-| out the dinner was as follows: . the assembly concerning work in the treat for Bible study and prayer. It tist church. The rites were solem- Toast to Seniors—John Hunter. district and masked for reports from was agreed to meet at Pomaria on nized ' in the presence of members Response—Betty Ann Boland, pres-) the auxiliaries represented. the fifth Sunday in July for such a of the immediate families and close, ident of senior class. ‘ r cv j m Mason led in a special day- v friends. . . ' ' j , Toai ^ to Superintendent and fac- pra y er for mcn in the armed forces. The program closed with the sin^- —For her wedding the bride, an at- ulty Bud Carr. after which a trio was rendered by'"mg of “Lead On, O King Eternal” tractive brunette, wore a light bluej Response—P. H. Hobson, supenn- Mrs D c Gregory. Mi ■ Norma and the benediction by the pastor suit with black accessories. Her cor- tendent. Howell and Marie Wier. Mr. Mason i sage was of sweetheart roses and Toast to Trustees -r- Betty gave information on the original or- forget-me-nots. ' Waites. ! ganizatiott^of the M. E Church, Immediately after the ceremony Response—R.-L. Plaxico. South. Mrs. Mason «fpoke on prevali the couple left for a wedding trip. Piano selections — Ferdinand Ja- j n g con di4ions in the church. * Mrs. Foster is^Jhe only daughter 1 cobs. . ^ l-of Mr. and Mrs. L*. B. Trammell and Vocal solos—Miss Sara Zeei Wright.; . ‘ ,, " ‘' . ‘ \ ^ . rt a graduate- of,Clinton high school. ; Ballet—Barrie Jean Wingard. A ' bmuh a day be sot apar ‘ Rebecca Simpson o! Wh.-mire, and She is employed by the Hallmark Piano selections — Ferdinand Ja- ^ or churches to gather in a re- (Continued on page *xC 1 Shirt corporation. cobs. Sgt. Foster, the son of Mr. and Thanks to the Mothers and Wait- Mrs. S. C. Foster,N-was also gradu- resses—Jean Templeton. |' ated from Clinton high school. For* After the banquet, dancirtg was; several years he has been in service enjoyed. „ -j with an anti-aircraft unit and re- j Misses Eloise Miller, Harriet Mi- turned to the states after serving in hus;, and Florede Lipscpmb, sponsors North Africa and $icily. He leaves j fop the junior class, had charge of Saturday to report to Fort Bragg,! arrangements. Those planning and N. C.,’ for reassignment. Mrs. Fost- i serving the banquet were Mrs. John Simpson-Johnson < Rites At Whitmire Lovely in its simplicity and dig nity was the wedding of Miss A*iee er will continue to make her home table, covered with a lace and cut, TL omw p|l Pj rf |« I have no fear though straight the | work cloth, was centered with an ar-I 1 v-uuic gate: rangement of Newport pink Sweet Has Meeting He cleared from punishment the | William and blue columbine. Silver | 5 scroll, Christ is the Master of my fate, Christ is the Captain of my soul. —Dorothea Day. dishes of salted nuts were placed at intervals. Monday afternoon Mrs. Bessie Holland Hunter, assisted by Mrs. Roy Pitts, Mrs. Russell Gray, Mrs. Wil liam Henry, Mrs. Carl Johnson, Mrs. W. B. Tribble, Mrs. A. B. Godfrey, ! Mrs. J. K. Cauthen, Mrs. L. S. Mc- I Millian, Mrs. R. J. Copeland, Mrs. L. C. SingFey, Mrs. Van C. Oxner, ; Mrs. James Pitts, Mrs. E. M. Tim- ! Godfrey and Miss Lucy Watkins were . i c H h I,* a * hostesses to the Ella Riddell Mrs : f. M ‘ St y ,tt ®* Iy J rs - J - Sandwiches, cake, coffee and nuts cirde Qf the Thornwell M em onal Da J ley ’ a " d , Mrs -. W : A Buchanan - 1 Were served. church at the home of Mrs. Ansel! Me ^ bcrs of , the e rade . home economics class- acted as waitresses for the occasion. the ! Godfrey on South Adair street. Pastel-tinted iris decorated ; home. Mrs. Varina Betsill, circle chair- Methodist Circles • ArTnmmrpmpnt To Meet Mondoy to mends here Mrs v.rta. Be^u. circle chair- Church Women Meet / i>ews oi inieresi io irienas man) openec j Wlth _ . n -I liiI Circles of the Woman’s Society of and elsewhere is the marriage of i er A devotional was given by Mrs. Da,,e y 'VtcmOriOl Christian Service of Broad Street Miss Maigaret Viiginia Simpson and A Jackson who also led an in-1 In Bailey Memorial- Methodist Methodist church will meet Monday, ^°bby Eail Bull ol Laurens. Iteresting program on “Christian Hos- Episcopal Church' South, of this city, May 14, at four o’clock as follows: rn ^ rr j a S e was perforemd Aprli i p jt a ]ity.” Those adding articles to members of the Woman’s Missjopary No. '1—Mrs. J. B. Dailey, chair-I ^ by Rebate Judge J. Hewlette ^ the program were Mrs. Godfrey, Mrs. society of Columbia district, under H assen in Laurens in the presence oT q a Black, and Mrs. Betsill. Mrs. the leadership of the secretary, Mrs. man; Mrs. Eugene Hitt, hostess. No. 2—Mrs. John W. Finney, Sr., N chairman; Mrs. Roy Pitts, hostess. No. 3.—Mrs. W. M. McMillan, chairman; Mrs. John W. Cbleman, hostess. The Sara Glenn 'circle, Mrs. B. B. Ballard, chairman, will meet at 8 o’clock at the home of Mrs. L. O. Thornley. a few close friends Mary B. Bradley, delegate;, gave an Roy Harris, rrssembled Sunday, April Mrs. Bull is the daughter of Mr. i accoun t 0 f the Presbyterial meeting 30 for the purpose of advancing the and Mrs. Lewis D. Simpson of this j recen tiy held in Whitmire. kingdom of Christ. The .morning was was a ^ radua ^ e ^ e ! Icle cream and cake were served, spent in the study of the regular ° n i vT ^ cboo ‘ m the class °f Mrs. k Ansel Godfrey and Joy God- Sunday school lesson at ten o’clock, 1J42, and she has since been employ-| f re y ass j s ted in entertaining. , and an appropriate gospel message was delivered at 11 o'clock by Rev. J. M. Mason. ed by the Hallmark Shirt company. Mr. Bull, before his induction into the Navy, was employed by the Lau rens Glass Works. At the present the young couple I are making their home with the | bride’s parents. Dancers Entertain P-T Association Our link bands for wrist watches not alone are re markably strong and durable, but also are striking ly beautiful and really comfort able. $3.50 up Tax included J.C.THOMAS • j e we lg r • WATCHMAKER | Emily Bailey Celebrates Birthday With Party i On Saturday afternoon,-April 22, Mrs. Silas Bailey entertained' with' a ! lovely birthday party honoring her ! little daughter, Emily. The little folks assembled on the I lawn and wished Emily “Happy Birthday.” Each one remembered i Besert S°ng by the fifth grade of At noon a bountiful lunch was ! spread by ladies of the host church, i Tuesday evening the* final meeting ^ A * “ p m. the pastor. Rev. D. C. ! of the Parent-Teacher association for Giegory. conducted devotions, after 1 the current year was held -in Florida district secretary, Mrs. A. Street school with a large number in ^ Smith of Laurens, made her re attendance. ' ' port. The meeting opened with the reci- Mrs. Henry L Harris, member of tatnon of the Lord^s prayer in con- the faculty of Duncan high school, cert. : brought the missionary message on A program was presented with the subject “Why Missions?” Miss Agnes .Davis and Mrs. James A special message in song was Pitts as leaders. ■ rendered by Mrs. A. E. Smith. First on the program was “The i The district secretary addressed her with a gift. A number of interesting garpes were enjoyed on the lawm. Later a beautifully iced birthday cake with five gleaming tapers was cut and served with ice cream for refresh ments to thirtynfive guests. 1 Florida Street school. Following were pfA VictOrV SoIc a series of dances given by pupils of) — . - _ the Sherrill dancing school, as foW, lows: Dance—Margie Mills. Dance—Sara Townsend. oDance—Hawaiian number — Jerry i Assisting the hostess in entertain-Maudalene Young, Tot ing were Mrs. William Bailey Ow-1 Anderson, Catherine Eichelberger, ens, Miss Nancy Owens, Miss Louise i T oan Vaughn. Dance—Elizabeth Townsend. Acrobatic dance—Jackie Franks. I Dance—Louise Hobson. Dance—Catherine Eichelberger. Mrs. J. R. McKittrick gave an in teresting and informative talk on “Summer Round-up of Pre-school Children.” Leon Foster, staff sergeant, Army ofl A shor * husiness 1 se f ion foll «wed. 1 Afterwards a social hour was en- Cox, Mrs. Goyne Simpson, Mrs. John W. Finney, Sr., and Mrs. Mamie Daniel of Atlanta, Ga. Miss Myrtle Trammell Bride of Sgt. Foster Miss Myrtle Trammell and Harvey Friday and Saturday, May 5 and 6 Next to Blakely’s Seed Store If when doing spring cleaning You are fond of gleaning, Think of the PTA. Articles unneeded or over-age You can give to the rummage And help the PTA. Clothes molding and not in use Can be spared further abuse By donating to PTA. So let’s all get together. Regardless of the weather, K • And rummage for the PTA. DESIGNED FOR YOUNG MODERNS So practical and so cool, these airy cot tons will bloom every washday. Graceful princess or full-skirted dirndl designs of dotted swiss or silky percale in demure flower prints and candy stripes daintily etched with white. Sizes 3 to 6, 7 to 14. the United States, both of this city, were united in marriage Wednesday, April 26. The quiet wedding cere mony took place at 10 o’clock at the home of the officiating minister, Rev. HANGERS... Beginning today, if you don't send or bring hangers with your garments they will be folded for delivery. BUCHANAN'S CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY Phone 28 joyed and refreshments served. SHORT, SWEET, FLATTERING TO ANY AGE With expert styling proportion ed to YOUR features, a short haircut can be most flattering. It’s easy to care for, too . . . We now have a new operator, Miss Mary Brockman, formerly with the Maffit Village. Beauty Shoppe, Wilmington, N. C. With this increase in our ^taff, we are able to serve any demands our customers may make. Call us for appointment. Other operators are ready to give you their usual prompt attention and efficient service: s Mrs. J. Crews, Prop. Mrs. Sue Ellison Miss Florence Tripp Miss Lurlee Shealy —* , C r Dell’s Beauty Shoppe Phone 20 Mrs. Brimm Presents Pupils In Recital Friday evening Mrs. D.-J. Brimm presented several pupils of her piano class in a recital at her home, .invit- ; ing parents and friends of the pupils. Mixed spring'flowers adorned the music room and living room. The program follows: j - “Echoes From Vienna” (Wright)— ! Gerry^ Trammell and Mrs. Brimm. “Country Dances” (arranged by Thompson)—Evelyn Bigbee. “Standby”—Elanda Wilkes. “Serenade” (Schubert; “La Cuca- j rotha”^ (Mexican)—Etyris Heatherly. i “Starlight Waltz” (Brainerd)—Les- i sie Hedspeth. j “Gondaliers” (Nevin), arranged by 1 Williams—Gerry Trammell. “Birthday Cake” (Adler); “Step j Carefully" .^Richter)—Margaret Ev ans. “Nobody Knows the Trouble I’ve Seen” (Spiritual)—Polly Davenport. “Rosmonde” (Schubert); "Dark jEyes” (Spatnish)—Martha Gajloway. “Anchors Aweigh” (Capt. Miles)— alerie Harmon. “Fairies’ Harp” (Thompson)—Jean akley. “Kitty,” “Humming Bird,” “Whip poorwill” (Williams. — Patricia Mc Call. ' “Spring Time” (Oeste^i); “Fairies’ Court” (Thompson) — Marian (Sim mons. “Parade of the Cadets” (Kern)— Polly Davenport and Mrs.^Brimm. Later a social hour was enjoyed and punch and cookies served. Serv ing were Elva Joan Davenport, Billy Dee Hooper, Betty Anne Campbell, Mary Mitchell, Martha Ramage, and Mrs. Robert Johnson. Juniors Entertains Seniors At BanqueF, Dance On Friday evening the junior class j of Clinton high school entertained the j senior class, trustees, and faculty 1 with a banquet and dance. » The armory, scene of the gather ing, was attractively decorated ac- ' cording to a patriotic theme. The I tables were-arranged to form a “C,” i and red, white and blue candles were ' plaeed at intervals. Red, white and ! blue carnations were used as center | pieces, and a large "Class of ’44" was placed on the fbb'rtt of the stage. John Hunter, president of the ju nior class and master of ceremonies, welcomed the guests. The program of entertainment presented through- U ett* Sometimes it seems there's n<4t eppugh a i ‘ good stuff around to fill a tin' cup and them on priority! But we'll continue to ea,m pur living and keep our reputation by . grinding out the same old popular tune: quality, as represented by the brands you have come to know by heart, is the best buy for your money. Even if you have to wait a while for what you want, don't monkey around with "just-as-goods. 55 Typical of the solid quality this store is famous for are ° DAVIS of Baltimoro PAIIIS INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY Phone 111 or 112 CLINTON, S. C. \ — _ < )