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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C
Page Three
The WOMAN’S PAGE
SOCIEIY EVENTS, CUIB AND CHURCH NEWS
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dist church of Lancaster on October
15. The Rev. William B. Garrett, pas
tor of the bride, assisted by the Rev.
Malcolmn Williamson of Waynes-
ville, N. O r uncle of the bride, of-
Union Service Sunday
At Methodist Church
A union service of all churches in
flciated. using the impressive double t ^ e city wj jj be g unc j a y ev ening
"‘DuSrThe;ceremony Leila at 7:30 at Broad Street Methodist
imr'of the church. The Rev. M. A. Macdonald,
N. Johnson, of this city, au..» .
groom, sang "At Dawning" and ‘‘Be- president of Thomwell orphanage,
cause.’ w jji jj e speaker. ’
Mrs. Williamson, the youngest .* u u j u 4u
daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Evan Cly- has »een announced by the Mm-
burn Wilson, was graduated from isterial association of the city that
EVEN NOW !wierd drawing, was a candy cat or , n . T v. ; . „ u u
witch The waitresses Misses Fran Lancaster hl « h school and attended such a union service will be held
Even now with the titles crushed, I lcn> ine waltr ? sses - Misses rran
e . m m r «•
l witch.
Ices Leonard,
were dressed in
and Martha Stoner,
Mitchell college, Statesville, N. „C., on the last Sunday of each month
witches’ cosutmes.
and Queens college. Charlotte.
when there are five Sundays in the
And a desolation over the lands;
Even now with our brave youth spc».t u‘ Lt. Williamson, the elder son of month.
For the sake of the world, let us lift s yP pe [ Ml f s Luya Mr and Mrs Howard K william- The fifth Sunday will occur four
And
up our hands
our voices to God
praise
For His steadying guidance through
dark days.
McDonald favored the guests with
in earnest favorite selections on the piano.
Boys at the Georgia-Beattie home
recently enjoyed a hike and weiner
! roast with Misses Lenoard and
Even now may our prayers arise (Hazel as chaperones. After a short
Like smoking incense up from the hike into the woods they built a fire
sodt 1 and cooked supper.
And as the evening sacrifice I *
Once pleased Thee, rtiay we please Mrs. JonCS Entertains
With our humble, contrite hearts as| Neighbors At Party
son, was graduated from Lancaster times in a year usually, though some-
high school and Presbyterian college, times it occurs five times, as it does
He entered the service in 1943 and in 1944. The union service Sunday
received his commission at Fort Ben- evening is the first since establish-
ning, Ga.. in June. His mother is the ^ing of the new policy by the city
former Miss Myrtle Norman of 'this/ ministers
city.
we
Offer our sincere thanks to Thee.
Only Thy might has stayed us, God,
Only Thy mercy kept us sane.
Unfailingly Thy love has sent
The dawn, the sun, the stars, the rain;
For every good unmerited award
We kneel today to thank Thee, Lord.
—Grace Noll Crowell.
Merritt-Ferguson
Corporal Laurence R. Ferguson of
Camp Reynolds, Pa., and Miss Edith
Constance Merritt of Richmond, Va.,
were married in St. Thomas Episco
pal church in Richmond at 8 o’clock
on September 28, by Rector Elmer
C. Roderick.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. R. E.
Jones entertained her close neigh
borhood at a party.
During the afternoon a salad course,
coffee and cake were served. Mrs.
George Speake assisted the hostess.
4IRTHDAYS AND
ANNIVERSARIES NOTED
il A
Teen-Age Canteen
To Have Masquerade
The Chronicle Extends Greetings
To Thoee Whose Birthdays and
Anniversaries Occur This Week.
October 30 birthdays include Mrs
HITT
‘ Pvt. and Mrs. James R. Hitt of
Los Angeles, Calif., and Chicago,
111., announce the birth of a daugh-
j ter on Tuesday, October 24, at a
, Chicago hospital. Pvt. Hitt, former
ly of this city, is a son of Mr. and
: Mrs. Eugene Hitt.
( Claude Warren and Ensign Madeline
Cassanova.
'tu tv, a- i- * t, i Mr. and Mrs. Pope Johnson will
The Teen-Age Canteen will spon- observe their weddl anniversary
sor a masquerade party on .Tuesday the 29^
nZi^wll, The , y0Une ! Myra Pitts daughter of Pvt. and
Mrs. Ray Pitts will be three years
old the 29th.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Cunning-
PteciouA-
d/eweZb'
and fortune telling and other features
will have a part on the evening’s
program.
Chaperones will be officers of the
Engagement
Announced
Mrs. A. R. Harrelson of this city,
announces the engagement of her
ham will observe their wedding an-
of° n the ClU p b aren? Toarha’TT' “"l"” "'soSrt A^Horton son of Mr.
a in a 1 , as ? oclatlon ’ and Mrs. Earl Horton. wUI bo fivo
and several h,gh school teachers. Iyears old Saturday.
Ralph Nabors, of the navy, son of
Mrs. Jobe Nabors, observed a birth
day the 23rd.
Farewell Party
For Miss Wysor
Wysor, who has
Saturday, October 28, is the wed
ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. C.
, .. . . Miss Elizabeth
of^nTon^ndCaX^ba^e.^lir^^ "f''- ^ guest D. Yarborough.
Miss Harrelson is a cadet nurse at:°" ayen '"* * hcn . M,ss ,' ,,r - „ chrls > in f. Ma "* Watu daughter of
the Charity hospital in New Orleans.; *;"; a l a ? 1 " rtv entertamed wllh a Mr - and Wrtts. w.ll be
The wedding will take place some' Th ^ . sl1 * - vear ^ °J d ... , ,
1 The g rou P enjoyed seeing a movie 'October 29 birthdays include Lt.
time in November. I at a local theatre and later returend
to Miss Sadler’s home where coffee,
Col. Ansel B. Godfrey, now in Italy,
Miss Dot Taylor, S. A. Pitts, Mrs. E.
Parrish-Simmons (sandwiches and cookies were served. E. Wells, and Jackie Kemells.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Parrish an- ; Miss Wysor was given an attractive Mr. and Mrs. Lynn W. Cooper
nounce the marriage of their daugh
ter, Faye Louise, to Joel Allen Sim
mons, seaman first class, ; of this city
and Melbourne, Fla.
The ceremony was performe Wed
nesday evening, Oct. 18, with the
Rev. Jodie A. Martin officiating.
S 1-c Simmons is stationed at
going-away present as a souvenir, (have a wedding anniversary the 31st.
Miss Wysor will leave soon for! Mr and Mrs. S. G. Dillard have a
Hunter college in New York where
her training will begin.
wedding anniversary the 29th.
Melbourne, Fla., with the naval air 1
corps, where Mrs. Simmons will join III, her aunt, Mrs. E. H
him at an early date.
Observe Birthdays
Of Thomwell Children
] ration.
The monthly birthday supper for| During the afternoon, tea, sand-
those with birthdays in October was wiches and a dessert were served,
held last week for twenty members!
Miss Elsie Neighbors of this city
and Hartsville, will celebrate a birth-
Mrs. Hall Honors day the 31st
w . . Mrs. I. O. Ray celebrated a birth-
Mrs. William Jacobs day the 22nd
Honoring Mrs. William P. Jacobs,! Dr. and Mrs. William P. Jacobs
Hall, Sr., 1 observed a wedding anniversary yes-
entertained with an informal tea on terday
Friday afternoon. t Marlene DeYoung, daughter of Mr.
Varicolored chrysanthemums and and Mrs. Marvin DeYoung, was two
other fall flowers were used in deco- years old yesterday.
Scrupulous ad
herence to faith-
f u 1 representa
tion is our great
est asset in sell
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gems and pre
cious jewelry.
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Read The Chronide-Y our Neighbor Does
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Marriage In Lancaster
of the Thomwell family with Presi- 1 Wilson-Williamson
dent and Mrs. M. A. Macdonald as
guests of honor.
The table was decorated with a! Of interest here is the marriage of
large cake in the center and jack-(Miss CaFolyn Louraine Wilson and
o’-lanterns covered with autumn Lt. Norman Lloyd Williamson of H ar °ld Copeland, who is in the
leaves on each end. At each place| Lancaster and Camp Van Dorn, Miss.,! Bat ' 1 ^ c ari ' a * have birthdays today,
card, which was decorated with a which took place in the First Metho- Gloria Watson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. R. G. Watson, celebrated heri
Mrs. M. J. Ferqueron observed a
birthday yesterday, the 25th.,
Miss Vivian Sheely and Miss Pearl
Carter have birthdays today.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Knox obseved
their wedding anniversary yesterday.
Captain Jack H. Davis had a birth- |
day yesterday.
Mayfield Copelaqd of this city, and
Instantly, relief from sniffly, sneezy
stuffy distress of head colds starts to
come the moment you put a few drops
of Va-tro-nol up each nostril. Soothes
irritation, relieves congestion, makes
breathing easier in a hurry. Also helps
prevent many colds from developir
if used in time. Just try it 1 Works I
Follow directions in folder.
VICKS VATRO HOI
seventh birthday October 24.
Mrs. Julian Coleman has a birth
day today.
Mrs Rhett P. Adair will observe a
birthday the 29th.
Mrs. Nannie E. Finney will cele
brate her 83rd birthday October 28.
Mrs. B. F. Wingard and- daughter,
Barrie Jean, have birthdays the 31st.
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SCHOOL SUSPENDED
FOR TWO DAYS
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Classes at the high school were
suspended Monday and Tuesdsay
while repairs were being made on
the heating system. The boiler crack
ed Friday and workmen succeeded
in getting the plant in operation in
time to resume work Wednesday
morning.
To Be Secretory
Supt. of Educotion
Miss Mary Ann Wharton, daugh
ter of Mrs. Carl Wharton of Water
loo, on November 1 will become sec
retary to J, Leroy Burns, county
superintendent of education, it is
announced by Mr. Burns.' She will
succeed Mrs. J. Herman Power, who
has resigned following a number of
years service in the superintendent's
office.
GRADUATES FROM NEWBERRY .
Miss Ruby Sterling, daughter of
Mr .and Mrs R. L. Sterling of this
city, formerly of Newberry. ’ gradu
ated from Newberry cefilege .Sunday,
receiving a bachelor of arts degree.
HARRIS ILI. AT HOME
W. W. Harris, publisher of The
Chronicle, has been ill at fiis home
on Centennial street for the past
two weeks. 'If his condition contin
ues to improve he expects to be at
his office the first of next week. ,
KIWAN1S CLUB TO MEET
The Kiwanis club will meet tonight
(Thursday) at 7 30 o'clock at Hotel
Clinton.
MCINTOSH'S
SHOE SHOP
Send Your Shoes To Us
Best Materials and
Workmanship.
for
For the LITTLE TOTS
We hove added a Children's Deportment to our line. Come in and select
the kiddies' whiter clothes now.
FOR THE LITTLE MISS
—Skirts —Sweaters —Blouses
—Coats —CoatsuLts —Hats
—Legging Suits —Raincoats —Reversibles
—Shoulder Bags
—Corduroy Jackets —Overalls
FOR THE TEEN-AGE
—Dresses —Coatsuits —Jumpers —Skirts
—Jerkin Suits —Slip-over Sweaters
—Cardigans —Hats —Beanies
FOR WINTER!
Children’s
BATHROBES-
1-piece and 2-piece PAJAMAS
Nice Assortment
CHILDREN’S PANTIES
FOR THE BABY
—Lovely Hand made Dresses
—Outing Gowns —Petticoats
—Creepers —Knit Suits
—Cap and Sweater Sets •
—Blankets —Shawls
—Fuzzy Toys
FOR THE VERY
YOUNG MAN
—Corduroy Jackets —Overalls
—Sweaters —Caps
/ —Sweat Shirts
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Chaney’s Dress Shoppe
Mrs. Ethel Chaney, Prop.
Next to Young's Pharmacy
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