The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 02, 1944, Image 3
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SOCIETY EVENTS, CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS
Of INTEREST ,.. TELEPHONE 74 OR 258
[versity of Maryland in College Park,
iMd., where she studied for a year.
I For the past two years she has been
.Bible teacher and recreational di-
I rector in the Thornwell orphanage
J schools.
I Sgt. Youngblood is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. F. Youngblood of Char-
flotte. He has been in the South Pa-
jcific with, the Fifth Air force for 35
months, and returned home in Janu
ary.
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BIRTHDAYS AND
ANNIVERSARIES NOTED
The Chronicle Extends Greetings
To Those Whose Birthdays and
Anniversaries Occur This Week.
the. guests, with Mrs. Earl i residing in Tampa, Fla.
Mrs. Fred Whitlock and Mrs. E. T.
Mr. and Mrs. Youngblood are now' Woodruff have birthdays August 6
where Sgt. a. O’Daniel celebrated a birthday
Bible Class Meets BlaiSly^ the’Trinity Ridge club Youn g blood is stationed. yesterday, August 1.
With Mrs. Wilson 'responding. Four clubs were r^prP- " August 7 anniversaries include Mr.
The Ladies Bible class of the sented. PPOPI F YHII VKIOW ^ ^ rS ‘ J ° h, l son, Jr -. Capt
Associate Reformed Presbyterian-I Reports were made by Mrs. Ed 'tUrLt iv/U IVINV^tY . jm y« and Mrs. Claude M. Lawson, Jr., of
church held the July meeting on Williard of the Barksdale-Narniej _ _ • u ♦ . . ^! this city and Camp Wheeler, Ga.
Monday evening at tha home of Mrs.^club, Miss Ora Bolt for the club twc^weeks stay aLBrevar^N'C 0 v . Ge ? TgC ^f at h Co P e |®"^ and
L ow 7 Wilson. Mre/ B. Betts as-. rnarket apd Mr^ Kenneth MeKit- i = two wjeks^at Brevard. tronhs w,U observe b.rthdays Aog-
leader lor' Mrs J. G Roy, chairmim of con- 1 !* 1 *. 1 * “ n ' ,ar '>i# E ?r* Mrs. C. D. Pitts and daughter.
sumer education, led a discussion,
the evening’s program . i sumer education, led a discussion, J hefa . s> ^ e former is at '; Nancy, have birthdays August 7 and
'Miss Louise Fleming, county
Sunday School Group
Enjoys Picnic Outing
training at Fort Jackson. J August 8th birthdays include Mrs.
hdme Mr ' and Mrs ’ L - L - Co P eland - Sr -. John A. Davi^, Jr., and Mrs. O. H.
'demonstration agent, gave a demon- and VM } e da yghter, Margaret Ella,,gheely, Sr. ' 3
istration on culling chickehT~— J : are visiting Mrs. Copelands brother Cpl. and Mrs. Gary Holcomb will
! Following adjournment o f t h e 1 and sist ® r ‘ in - law * ^ and Mrs - Jim | observe their wedding anniversary
' meetin » the members assembled on ! Hlll > ln Eatontown, N. J. August 8.
On Wednesday evening the Sunday ,™ ch ur C h lawn where a bountiful Major and Mrs ' william M.’Blake-i Mrs.' R. M. Crooks had a birthday
school of the Associate Reformed ^ la J v n ed wnere a DountlIul l y and son of Camp Gordon and Au-I Tuesday, July 31. |
Presbyterian church entertained with ; 1 Charlie Wilson is nresident gusta ’ Ga -.' are spending this week, July 29 was the wedding anniver-
a picnic on the lawn at the home of . ’ 0 , , b ' P with the former’s mother, Mrs. R. F. sa ry of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young, j
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Plaxico. J 1 Blakely. I Kenneth McCrary, son of Mr. and;
A bountiful picnic supper was . r w/ ! Miss Martha Vaughn of Hickory ( Mrs. C. H. McCrary, celebrated a
served. \-OUnfy farm women I Grove, spent several days this week 1 birthday Wednesday. August 1.
Dviring the evening Mrs. James kipp* Wifh Mlicnrove Club with Mr - and Mrs - Huber t Owens. August 4 birthdays include Mrs.
H of T anrens Miss Frances Leonard of Reidville,: Allen McSween. H. F. Scott, Lt. Jack
'cint. Council of Farm Women held orphana8e and ••Chick” Galloway. ,
Mrs. Eugene Pratt and grandson,
Jackie Orr, and Mrs. M. P. Prather
Jeanes showed a
tiaken in Trinidad.
moving picture
; their annual meeting with the Mus-
grove club at Bethany church on
July 20.
Mrs. Pinson Honored
On Her Birthday
On last Wednesday Mrs. L. V. Pin- |b y Mrs. George Brown, district di-i j"^ M^arid Mrs pi-infflT^-att
celebrating her i rec tor, and" the group joined in sing- » ... * ... ..
j # j 'spent Sunday in
The meeting was called to order t ^ e former -
s son
Orangeburg with
and daughter-in-
son, Who. was
birthday, was honored with a lunch- i jng" God mess OurVative Land.”
eon at the home of her nephew, ( Mrs. J.-A. Lancaster conducted the
Walter Derrick, in Columbia.
Peggy Sease has a birthday today.
Willard L. Jones, Jr., celebrated a
birthday Juy 29.
Allie Milling Blalock, son of Lt..
Col. and Mrs. George R. Blalock, will
be four years old August 4. '
Mrs. J. W. Milam and Mrs. R. W.
Phillips have birthdays August 5.
Glenn Davis, daughter of Mr. and
i Friends of Mrs. J. M. Mason will
be interested to know she has re-
;olumDia. 'devotional the subiect beine “Seed-' tU1 ; ned t0 her h ° me ^ here she is i° n '
Before lunch was served Mrs. Pin-! time and Harvest,” after which Mrs. val ? s F ing . af ^ a " lllne ss at the G<?n
son’s geat nieces and nephews sang j Haselden, of the hostess club,!
“Happy Birthday and presented her we i CO med the visitors, and Mrs. W.
with a lovely birthday gift. R. Brown gave the response ! S pe nt Sunday in Blairs with rela-
onfy oi« cS! Sandy Springs,' SP ^“ ,m a lcelebrate their silver wedding anni-
not represented. Attendance from the ‘“X. Lucy Nabors, Miss Virginia > versary
Nabors and Pvt. William H. Nabors
_ . , , . .. .. ,visited Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Barnett,
The presidents n( - -- —
Those enjoying the occasion, be
sides Mr. and Mrs. Pinson of this
city were: Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Der
rick, Mr. and Mrs. Horace L. Der-1 Q^ er c iubs was: Long Branch
rick, Mrs. Earl Epting and cbdden t Musgrove 7, and Wadsworth 9
Mr. and Mrs. Harwood Nobles and j Thp nrPsirTpnts of the
Mrs. John C. Davis, will be 10 years
eral hospital in Greenville. lold August 4.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Suddeth. Alan Mrs. Henry Trammell has a birth-
Suddeth, and Mrs. Jessie Sparks day tomorrow, August 3.
spent Sunday in Blairs with rela-! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burnett will
6,'i
children, Mrs.^James^V- Corley and | clubs gave encoura g ing reports ^ Jr ^ in Charlotte) N c last week
Legion Post To Meet
[ports^for and * Ir ^ and Mrs. Chester Padgett.|Tuesday Evening
in outstanding
children, Miss Anita Derrick and Pfc-lthe year, especially
Homer Derrick, who is at home on a war work by eac h c lub.
furlough after spending 28 months | Those present joined in singing u/Tth Jotcrc in r-n-rWtP
in the South Pacific. i “Faith of Our Fathers,” after whigh k th his s,sters m Charlotte -
Oak Grove Club
Hostess To Guests
The Central division of the Lau-
County Home Demonstration submitted
'htiftp' ^ rs ' Gr '^ and daughter,
, , .. .. . . . Francine, and Miss Miriam White of
iTJi J 0 ",. ag f" ;_? a l e .. an r !. n !l r : Norfolk. V... have returned to their
Miss Louise Fleming, county
esting talk on “Consumer Educa- (homes a(ler ' spcndm8 ^ past week
l0p ' , , . with the former’s mother, Mrs. R.C.
The go^s for the coming year as Stewart and Mr Stewart
bmitted by the officers and de-: M w n AHoir
clubs met last Thursday at Bellview i p ar t men t a i chairmen, were present- d frnm Frirt mh h
eUnr^h with the Oak Grove club as ed by Mrs. Hugh B. Workman. , da)r ,rom Fort Meade ' Md - where
Ralph A. Nabors, seaman first class The local American Legion post
of Indianhead, Md., also spent last, will hold its regular monthly meet
ing Tuesday evening, August 7, at 8
o’clock. Joe McDaniel, who recently
returned to the States after being
liberated from a German prisoner of;
war camp, will be the guest speaker.
rens
hostess.
The devotional was given by Mrs.
William Bell. Miss Lydia Sloan wel-
R U AWAPE ?
HAVE
•tHt ROWER TO /Atn.Att£>
INFLATE. iPtMSELVE*
WITH air and float on mt
SURFACE or TWt watir-thus
AVOIDING THEIR ENEMIES
Avoid “ever-buying.” We’re
keeping our stock “up to the min
ute” and are happy to serve you,
to give you prompt service; but
we do not want you to feel that
we are trying to force you to
spend money that could and
should be put away for a “rainy
day.” Buy WHAT you need
WHEN you need it, at reasonable
prices from McGEE’S DRUG
STORE.
Aicfiees DrugSiom
‘ R H . McGEE.PROP.
PHONE l ^ CUNTON.SX.
Ways and means of raising the D.
W. Watkins scholarship fund were
discussed. Some of the clubs report-
ed J heir ^ U ° taS 38 alread J ralSe ?- : lumbus, Ohio, visited their daughter
Miss Fleming gave a demonstra-, and sister Mrs s c H ays, and Dr.
tion in culling hens or egg pro uc- Hays last week. Friends will regret
Meade,
she visited Lt. Adair for several days.
W. D. Happ, Sr., of Chicago, 111.,
Mrs. G. P. Evans of Los Angeles, and
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Happ of Co-
tion, in which she was assisted by
members of the Musgrove club.
i The meeting adjourned after sing
ing “Day Is Dying in the West” and
all present enjoyed a bountiful pic-
' nic lunch.
Stoner-Youngblood
Wedding in Elberton
to know Mrs. Hays continues ill at
her home.
Mrs. George R. Holland has re
turned from Buffalo where she has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Joe
Land. Friends of Mr. Land will re-
MASONS TO MEET
A special communication of Camp
bell Lodge No. 44, A. F. M., will bej
held Friday evening, August 3, at.
8 p.m. The F. C. degree will be con- |
ferred. Sterlin Young is worshipful
master of the lodge and will preside. |
Read The Chronicle-Your Neighbor Does
jin the General hospital, Spartanburg,
i Mr. and Mrs. Horace Payne and
T ... , , , . . family, Mrs. George A. Copeland,
In a wedding of marked beauty, Mrs j j Cornwall and daughter,
land simplicity, solemnized July 7 at Lou JoneS( are ending two weeks
5 o clock in the First Presbyterian | at Daytona Beach Fla
, church in Elberton, Ga. Miss Martha, Mrs T . F. Wallace and children of
k® ca ™ e bride of S-Sgt. j^ onteva jj a> A j a ^ are spenc jj n g tbe
William L. Youngblood of Charlotte, month of August with her slster and
n nd * t-* ! brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
1 The Rev. Marc C. Weersing of De- | Nettles.
'catur, Ga., officiated, assisted by the
iRev. J. W. Dunlap of. Elberton, in
, the double ring ceremony. The
I church was arranged with palms and
I ferns, interspersed with candelabra
iand white gladioli,
i Mrs. S. L. Major of Cross Hill, was
at the organ and, with B. S. Pinson
of Clinton, as soloist, rendered a
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Boland and
family of Greenville, visited the for
mer’s brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Boland, Sunday.
Walter Beeman of Lane, visited
friends here on Wednesday.
TO CLEAN CEMETERY
, . Rocky Springs Church cemetery
program of nuptial music prior tOj will 5e leaned Monday and Tues-
the ceremony, and' the traditional I dayi August 6 and 7. Persons inter
ested are asked to help on these
days or send contributions to McLees
Cunningham, Route 1, Clinton, or
* FOR *
YOUR
HUSBAND
A manly, hand
some man’s Wed
ding Ring — HE
will be delighted
to wear this
symbol of his
everlasting troth
t o you. Very
moderate prices.
J.C.THOMAS
• j e w e l e r •
WATCHMAKER
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wedding marches were played.
The bride was attended by her
sisters, Mrs. H. F. Weathers, matron
| of honor, wearing a green net dress, | Elbert Chapmam Lauren.^,
and Miss Ernestine Stoner, wearing'
pink, and Mrs. J. V. Thompson,
wearing blue, as bridesmaids. Each
{carried an arrangement of pink rose-
jbuds in the form of a fan.
The bride was >£iven in marriage \
i by her father, Henry Homer Stoner,
ij. F. Youngblood, Jr., brother of the
'bridegroom, was best man. Ushers
were C. O. Yarbrough and Bob
. Whiteside of Elberton.
The bride wore a dress of white !
duchess satin styled with fitted bod- '
I ice and full skirt which extended |
j into a train, featuring a sweetheart
neckline. Her illusion veil of finger-
1 tip length fell from a coronet of satin
I edged in lace. The bride’s only orna
ment was a strand of pearls, gift of
I the bridegrom. She chose for her
flowers a wedding ring bouquet of
white gladioli, in cascade arrange
ment.
The bride’s mother wore a blue
lace gown with an orchid at her
shoulder. The bridegroom’s mother
wore a pink street length dress with
an orchid corsage.
Following the wedding a reception
was given at the home of the bfide
where the three-tier wedding cake
was cut by the bride and served to
the guests.
For traveling the bride wore a
brown and white linen suit with
brown and white accessories and an
orchid corsage.
Mrs. Youngblood is- the attractive
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
Stoker of Elberton. She graduated
from Elberton high school and
Queens college in Charlotte, where
she was a member of Alpha Kappa
Gamma, Who’s Who, president of the
Athletic association, member of the
Student council and active in all
sports. After teaching in Georgia, she
was given a fellowship to the Uni-1
STORE WINDOW
CONE, LOSES
VACATION
A storekeeper had put
aside some money for a
much needed vacation,
but found his plate glass
window broken and had
to spend the money to re- j
place it. Plate Glass Insur- ^
ance would have paid for
the window.
Call . Dorothy for an Accident Ticket
before you leave for your vacation.
S. W. SUMEREL, Agent
Jacobs Building—Phone SO
CLINTON, 8. C.
Liyl
Mur
rays
Final Clearance!
On Summer Merchandise
DRESSES
SUMMER DRESSES
Vz Price
HATS
ALL LADIES' HATS REDUCED TO
50c and $1.00
SHEER
BLOUSES
Vz Price
MEN’S
SUMMER STRAW HATS
Vz Price 1
SUMMER SKIRTS
Vz Price
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ALL SUMMER
BAGS
50c and $1.00
Plus Federal Tax
ALL PLAY SUITS
Vz Price
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Just Received—
LADIES’ SUMMER
SANDALS
^ Vz Price
Non-Rationed
. 1 l-
BEAl TIFUL
TAILORED CURTAINS
$2.50 Pair
ALL kALES FINAL
Murray’s C
)ept. Store
Laurens, S. C.