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Thursdoy, Aprjl 17> 1,947 THE CLINTON tHRONICLE Poge Three \ ' 1; 9> V A TheWOAAAN’S PAGE SOCIETY EVEKTS, CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST . TELEPHONE 74 OR 258 ed on the U. S. Islands in the Pa cific, with emphasis on the part Guam and 'nether islands played in World War II. Later a salad course, coffee and cake were served. Marx-Root Engagement » McMillian-Jones Announcement Mr. and Mrs. L. S. McMiUian, of this city, announce tjie engagement of their daughter, Anne, to Leaman D. Jones, also of this city." The wedding will take place later were passed and guests viewed the interesting sketches. Mrs. Bolick was also a guest of the group for the meeting. Mrs. Stone and the assistant host esses served a chicken salad course, cookies and iced drink. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Marx, of Syra- use, N. Y., announce the engage- ’; ment of their daughter, Patricia, to Harold J. Root, also of that city. The marriage will take place early in August. ■ -> Miss Marx is the granddaughter of Mrs. Mary Owens Of this city, whom she has visited and is pleasantly known here. in the spring and will be attended D tJ ne riyk Meet'S bv the immediate families. DNOge A-IUD IVieerS by the immediate families. Dinner Honors Visitors Here Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pfaff and daughter, Miss Patsy Pfaff of Carthage, N. Y., Mrs. Clifton Adair and Miss Ella Adair encer- tained with a lovely four-course dinner at the home of the former on Thursday evening. Covers were laid for sixteen guests. ' > U. D. C. Hears Julian Bolick Members of the Stephen D. Lee Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy, enjoyed a meeting on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. J. H. Stone, with Julian Bolick as guest speaker. Mr. Bolick spoke on his recently published book, “Homes On The Waccamaw.” Copies of the book With Mrs. Boyd Mrs. Hubert Boyd Entertained her bridge club on Friday afternoon. Camellias prettily adorned the liv; ing room where two tables were ar- rangecf for the games. Mrs. Heath Copeland and Mrs. Robert HamEr won score awards with floating prize also going to Mrs. Copeland. During the afternoon the hostess served sandwiches and jced drinks. Study Club Meets With Mrs. Sturgeon Wednesday afternoon Mrs. H. E. Sturgeon entertained the Study club at her home in College View. Adorning the living room were lovely spring flowers with giant daf fodils being arranged on the console and bouquets of violets on the cof; fee table. / Program leader for the afternoon was Mrs. Marshall Brown, wl>o talk- Mrs. Holland Hostess To Baptist Circle Mrs. Jobe Holland and Mrs. Sterlin Young were joint hostesses at the) home of the former on Monday eve- i ning to the business women’s circle! of the First Baptist church. Miss Agnes Davis, assisted by Miss" Irene Workman,‘'who gave the devo tional, rendered a program on “Eu rope.” Mrs. Hugh Ray closed the meeting with prayer. During a social hour a salad plate, cookies and punch were enjoyed. ’ FUR STORAGE PLEASE-/MOWS WONTCtCTMY FOR COAT / Store Your Furs Now! We Are Again Representing Arctic Fur Co., of Columbia, for Fur Storage. BRING YOUR FURS NOW Protect Them Before the Summer Begins Chaney’s Dress Shoppe FINAL DAYS CLEARANCE! ENTIRE STOCK (Except New Summer Dresses) -SUITS -COATS -DRESSES —RAIN COATS -ROBES -SWEATERS • * • : •' . y One Lot -BLOUSES -SUPS -GOWNS -GIRDLES All Sales Final PRICE MOORE’S DRESS SHOPPE Ctimten, S. C. Sara Glenn Cricle Meets With Mrs. Smith Mrs. D. B. Smith, Mrs. B.«R. Austin and Mrs. J. B. Wilder were hqstesses on Monday evening to. 22 ffiembers of the Sara Gl^nn circle of Broad Street Methodist church at the home i of the former. Miss Katrine Martin had arranged the evening program on “China.” The devotional was given by Mrs. J. K. Haselden, after which Mrs. Julian Coleman discussed “One Hundred Years in China, 1847-1947.” A new member, Mrs. Morris Crump, was welcomed into the circle. During the evening the hostesses served a salad plate, cookies and icecl drinks. M, Thornwell Circle Holds Meeting The Edith DeWese Lynn circle of Thornwell Memorial church met Tuesday evening at the Turner building. The meeting was called to order by the chairman, Miss Rose Watson. After a brief business dis cussion Miss Watson conducted the Bible study based on “Sermon on the Mount.” An interesting pro gram was presented by Mrs. D. N. Matthews. Hostesses, Miss Virginia Nickles and Miss Irene Hawthorne, served refreshments of sandwiches, nuts and Pepsi-Colas. Senior Banquet Given At Orphanage Saturday evening the senior ban quet, which .is an annual social af fair of Thornwell orphanage, was given in the Turner buiding with t^e seniors and guests attending. ’For the occasion which centered around the gypsy theme, the rooms were transformed into a gypsy camp, with trees, flowers and a camp fire, surrounded by gypsies in color ful cpstume, lending a woodland atmosphere. Guests were seated at small tables and dinner \Yas served. During the evening a group of junior girls dressed in bright gyp sy costumes sang several songs. Toastmaster for the evening was B. S. Pinson! The following program was given: Welcome to the seniors, Call of the Wild—Dennis Dellinger. Senior response, Heeding the Call —Annie Ruth King. To the Leaders, “Wanderers”—Ed ward Pease. To the Students, “Fortune Telling” —'Miss Nickles. To the Seniors, The Open Road- Rev. B. H. Boyd. Miss Rose Watson of the Thorn well faculty, sponsored the social affair. Dinner Parties For Bride-elect Mrs. Ralph W. Copeland has re turned home after spending last week in Greenville with hfer sister, Mrs. Alice R. Cofer. Mrs. Copeland attended a dinner party for her daughter, Miss Eleanor Copeland, whose marriage to Henry Williams of Washington, Pa., will take place the latter part of this month, given by Misses Edna and Lucia Ann Sea men on Tuesday evening. She also attended a tea on Saturday after noon in Easley, given for Miss Cope land by Mrs. Craig Hard and Mrs. Gene Hance, at the home of the for mer. Presbyterian Circles Meet Circle number one of the First Presbyterian church auxiliary met on Monday evening at the home of Mrs. B. F. Wingard. Mrs. A. M. Copeland gave the Bible study on Amos. Mrs. James S. Gray, newly elected president of the auxiliary, gave a report of the Presbyterial meeting at Smyrna. At the conclusion of the program Mrs. Wingard and the assistant host esses, Mrs. K. Mills and Mrs. Almon Spencer, served a salad course. 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