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. .j: Thursday, March 13, 1947 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE JL TheWO/AAN’S PAGE SOCIETY EVENTS, CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST . TELEPHONE 74 OR 258 with the showing of movie comics and outdoor games, after Which re freshments were served. The choc olate birthday cake bore eight lighted candles. King and His Kingdom.” At the close of the ^meeting Mrs. Edwards served refresnments. and “‘-The Food Needed Each Day.". were in turn presented the hcaoree She also demonstrated how to cpok ^ Later in r the even.ng little Jean vegetables in a pressure sauce pan. Duncan entered wtth a host of at- Refreshments were served by the' tractive gifts for Mrs. Bishop. hostess, assisted by Miss Fleming. Shower Compliments Mrs. Sheely was assisted by Mrs. T. SiTDuncan in serving block cream, coffee and salted nuts. The Musgrove Home Demonstra- , , p. - o tion club held its regular meeting MfS. DlSrlOp, bride Mrs. I on March 6 at the home of Mrs. P. j Mrs. Leonard Bishop, a recent ■ 1 - j — 11 -- former ^ ith . D. Club Meets George was remembered with ai. A/ . , , .. number of gifts and each guest was With MTS. Mitchell presented a favor. ’ Mrs. J. D. Boland, Jr., and Miss B^la Little McCrary assisted Blalock. | B. Mitchell with the president in 1 bride, the I * - ; charge. j Chaney, was honoree at a miscelan- 1 The March meeting of the Stephen Mrs. Addison Hostess I The devotional was given by Mrs. j ecus shower given by Mrs, Olin H. D. Lee Chapter, United Daughters of esses were Mrs. Harry McSween andj— D^L n,,k ! w - R - Anderson; from Matthew, 14. J Sheely, Jr., at her home on last the Confederacy, was held on Thurs- Mrs. Art Prochaska. j 10 D00K V*IUD Roll call was answered with the raw Tuesday evenihg. Guests included day evening at the heme of Mrs. C. Mrs. Tommy Hollis, chairman, pre-j On Tuesday afternoon members ve g e table most served by each club! close friends Of the honoree. Tuesday evening Mrs. Jack Jeanes sided over the business session. The of the “Ex Libris” book club met member Song « Ltitle Liza j ane .” entertained with a lovely party hon- devotional was given by Mrs. Felton at the home of Mrs. Tom Addison. M - nutes the last meeting by the U. D. C. Chapter Mi,. < Virginia M eets With Mrs. Boiley Mrs. Jeaneq Honors Miss Smith, Bride-elect (Continued on page seven) oring Miss-Marion Smith, bride-elect. Moore, while Miss Elizabeth Wysor ; Camellias were used in decora Jonquils, snowdrops and fern were was leader of the evening’s program. ; tions * in the living room, effectively arranged in the receiving], A social hour was enjoyed and Current events were discussed rooms. | Russian tea and sandwiches served. Marking the place of the honoree was a tiny chin. .Upper fllied with,^ Chan( || er H()stess lilies of the valley and fern. For re freshments, a salad course, coffee and. to Church Circle fruit cake were served. , Monday evening Mrs. J. Austin Miss Smith was surprised with a'chandler was hostess to the Busi- shower of miscellaneous gifts from, n ess Woman’s circle, No. 1, of the with each member contributing an itejn* and books wree exchanged. Late in the afternoon cake and cof fee were served. the guests. First Presbyterian church. The circle chairman, Mrs. B. F. session. Church Circle Meets a * _* • MrS- A- Cdpeland taught the Mrs. Bernard H. Boyd entertained Bible lesson the Business Woman’s Circle No. 2 of I Later in the evening refreshments the First Presbyterian church at her consisting o{ a salad ^ eourse and home on Monday evening. Co-host- carrying out the St Patrick ’ s d Baptist Circle Hears Talk On Russia Mrs. Ryland F. Sumerel was host ess on Monday evening to members secretary. The picture study, “The Pantry,” by de Hooch, was given by Miss Blanche Cox in the absence of Mrs. J. K. Haselden. The demonstration was presented by Miss Louise Fleming, home dem onstration agent. She used charts to illustrate “Vegetables for Health,” A green and white color note was carried out in floral decorations in i LEGION SOCIETY TO MEET the living room. Elsewhere snap- j The American Legion Auxiliary dragons, jonquils and potted plants meet Tuesday. March 18. at were also used to advantage. 3:30 at the high school auditorium. l£ach guest wrote a sentence fori ^ “the love story of Virginia .and, CHl’RCH GROUP TO MEET Leonard” which was later read, j The Woman’s Society of Christian A “heart” contest was enjoyed with Servipe will meet Monday, March Mrs. Bill McLendon and Miss Mary 17, at 3:30 at Broad Street Methodist Frances Pinson winning prizes which i church. 'Relieves DISTRESS OF into upper bron chial tubes with special soothing medicinal vapors. chest and back sur faces like a warm- ing. comforting poultice. T his wonderful special pene trating-stimulating action —brought to you only by Vicks VapoRub — works for hours to relieve distress of colds while the child sleeps. Often by morning most misery of thebold is gone. Try it tonight I WapcRub v: Wingard, presided over the business! of the Business Woman’s circle of, the First Baptist church. Robert M. Burts, a member of the Presbyterian college faculty, was guest speaker and gave an inforlha-: tive discussion of Russia, empfta-1 sizing its history, religious life and present day conditions. Mrs. Hugh Ray conducted the devotional. At the conclusion of the program the hostess served refreshments. motif, was served. y Mrs. Arnold Feted With Surprise Party Mrs. Grady Arnold was feted withj Miss Marion Smith a surpise party on Friday evening, j. . w/*.i q . the occasion of her birthday. j riOnOrea Wltn r Orfy Twenty-two friends gathered atj Honoring Miss Marion Smith, her home and a buffet supper was whose wedding to Henry Talmadge served. Later the prettily decorated' Simmons takes place on Saturday, birthday cake was cut. A bouquet Mrs. Ed Walters and Mrs. Marion of red carnations graced the center! Nabors entertained with a party on! of the table. ' j ThuVsday evening at the Walters Mrs. Arnlod was presented a num- i home. A dozen close friends of the | ber of gifts which were (opened and passed. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis King of Lau rens, the honoree’s brother-in-law and sister, were guests for the oc- casfdn. George Blalock, Jr.,. Celebrates Birthday George Blalock, Jr., celebrated his eighth Joirthday March 5 with a party at Lakeside country club. Guests included members of his class at school. The little folk were entertained ITUmcJv family budget days 4 AT THE DRUG STORE i </ \ BUILD SAVINGS SPRING TONICS BUILD K REXAU PEPTONA The carefully balanced Peptona formula stimu lates appetites — aids increased intake elf .food to help prevent simple . anemia. Save now I 1.25 sue 98 e ; BEIT WINE S IRON Th* fcytic to halp product food •Morey through ttimulat- Ing food intako ROAU ME10-MALT Til* children's tonic. Contains vita. • am mins of Cod Livor Oil.... IS 0L 1** honoree were invited. In the living room, where bou-; quets of daffodils and jonquils were prettily arranged, tables were ap pointed for rummy. Several games! were enjoyed and later refreshments were served. The bridal motif of| green and white was effectively carried out in the selection of place! cards, napkins and refreshments, congealed salad course, coffee and individual iced cakes were served. Marking the place of the honoree was a corsage and she was presented a gift of crystal in her chosen pat tern. Franklin-Frozier Rites Solemnized Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Franklin of this city, announce the marriage of their daughter, Lillie Mae, to Mil- bern Frazier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed gar Frazier of Goldville. The wed ding took place Saturday, February 8, at th$ home of Rev. L. W. Brown, pastor of the Presbyterian church in Goldville. The ring ceremony was used. The bride chose for her marriage a green gabardine dress with black accessories. Her corsage consisted of red sweetheart rosebuds. Mrs. Frazier is a graduate of Mountville high school in the class of 1944. Mr. Frazier served in the army four years and two months, three months of which were spent overseas in Africa and Italy. , The young couple are making their home for the present with her parents. cnumsote FM SPMM COUGHS Sootkot minor irritations of threat and bronchial tubos. For coughs duo to Si 89* KXAUnKYUTASnRM ur. 4$« REXAU MARCH BRUSH VALDES Newi KIENZO Blum PUT! BRUSH Goons all owfacos of artificial •Iwriuresl V* 2Q C Ouarantoodl..09 Party At Club Honors Bride-Elect Lakeside country club was the scene of / lovely party on Thursday afternoon when Mrs. J. B. Hart, Mrs. Carlyle Neely and Mrs. D. O. Rhame entertained for Miss Marcia Gallo way, bride-elect of April. , Bright pot plants and gladioli were used to decorate the club rooms where seven tables were arranged for bridge. After a number of pro gressions Mrs. Bailey Williams was awarded high score prize and the hqnoree was also : presented a gift by the hostesses. A feature of the party was the “pantry ,shelf shower” given Miss Galloway. During the afternoon salad and sweet courses and Russian tea were served. A number of tea guests called after cards. Miss Virginia Weir of Laurens, was an out of town guest for the oc casion. —Y. X' KLENZO HAND BRUSH Choico of two popular chapod waterproofod blocks! AQc Whito synthetic bristlos. TK REXAU RADIO SNOW Starring Jimmy DURANTE nod Sorry MOORE it on CBS Coo* to-C«ost Euory* Friday Night! Bishop-Walker Pharmacy The Rexall Store Phone 101 itHHW^^iiwwiiiiinMiiiiiowiminiiiiiiimirinffmnOTtntintimmfintinnnTrnt Methodist Circle Meets With Mrs. Edwards The Ellie Hatton circle of the Woman’s Society of ChristianJServ : e of Broad Stteet ; Methodrti church met Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. WTSdwards. The members of the circle were happy that Mrs. R. H. HaLon of W/xitmire, could be present at this, the first meeting since the naming of the circles. This circle was named in honor of Mrs. Hatton because of the love and esteem in which she is held by those who knew her when she made her home here. Mrs. Hatton in an informal way told of the days when she was one of the leaders in church and Sunday school work at Broad Street church. She brought back many delightful memories to those present. She pre sented the circle with an autographed copy of her book, “The Banished AH GOO! DA DA SNOOKUMS WOOKUMS • which translated from Kiddie Talk means: I "Mommie, when you buy stuff for me, always get it at SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY * . . . 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