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' / Thursdoy # June 12, 1947 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE »*< r- Poge Three TheWOMAN’S PAGE SOCIEIY EVENTS, QUB AND CHURCH HEWS Of INTEMSI . TELEPHONE 74 OR 258 Ex Libris Book Club Has Meeting Members of the Ex Libris book club met Tuesday afternoon \l the home of Mrs. Carlisle Neely. . Colorful garden flowers made a pretty setting for the meeting. sage of carnations and a bride’s book as a remembrance of the occasion.' Salad and sweet courses were served during the afternoon. Miss Lillian Dixon, dressed as a Negro mairuhy, presented the gifts to the honoree. For the occasion the Sumerel home was lovely with cut flowers. In the living room pink gladioli were used and in the dining room white gladioli with feverfew and fern. Musgrove Club Meets WOMAN’S SOCIETY TO MEET The ^Woman’s Society of Christian Service of. Broad Street Methodist church will meet Monday afternoon, June 16, at ♦ o’clock with Mrs. John W. Finney, Sr., at Happy Acres. This will be the quarterly social meeting, officers state. SCHIPTO — Wordmaster long lead pencil. Always ready to write. Con tains a year’s supply of lead. Chron icle Publishing Co: ' . Is night with a “ladies night” barbe- .... ^ l* cue at Lee Willard’s Tip Top dining | With* MfS. AAottC room on the Clinton-Whitmire high way. The social affair was largely attended. The guest speaker was Audley H. Ward, of Aiken, state commander of the American Legion and a promi Current events were discussed, and i nent leader in activities of the or- each member contributed an item.'ganization. Books were exchanged. Later in the afternoon course was served. a sweet Presbyterian Circles— Have Joint Meeting Circle No. 1 of the Business Wom en of the First Presbyterian church auxiliary was host to 1 members of circle No. 2 on Monday evening. The church parlor was attractive with vases of gladioli and other cut flowers. Mrs. Jasper Rowland led the pro gram which centered around the theme ‘"Sermon on The Mount.” The devotional was conducted by Mrs. B. W. Crouch, Jr. Miss Billie Hick- lin gave a discussion in the form of questions and answers on the sub ject. Bible lesson was taught by Mrs. J. B. Hart. Toasted pound cake and block cream was served to about forty members attending. Lfegion Post Gives 'Ladies Night' Barbecue Members of the local American Legion post, with their wives and friends as guests, entertained last The Home Demonstration club of Musgrove school met with Mrs. W. L. Motte for the June meeting. The devotional was given by Mrs. J. K. Haselden. Roll call, each member answering with a funny hospital ex perience. Minutes were read by the secretary. Song, “Comrade Song.” Paper, Mrs. J. K. Haselden, citizen ship chairman. The matter of selecting a delegate to the state short course at Winthrop was considered, and plans were made to attend the co-district meeting in July to be held with Long Branch club. r Picture study, “Young Woman guests. With a Jug, by Vermeer. Miss Louise Bowls of gardenias with arrange- Flenjing assisted the club fill out The local post is headed by R. P. Chapman as commander. Mrs. Carlisle Neely Entertains At Bridge Friday afternoon Mrs. Carlisle Neely was hostess to members of her bridge club and several additional ments of daisies added to the attrac tiveness of the card rooms. Three tables were in play, with Mrs. James Addison high score winner. Floating prize went to Mrs. William Brooks Owens. After the games a chicken salad course was served. Miss Vivian Marion Honored With Party A number of social functions have honored Miss Vivian Marion since the announcement of her approach ing marriage to A. C. Buford Wilson J *f6f Newberry. Saturday afternoon Miss Virginia Sumerel feted the bride-elect with a miscellaneous shower, assembling twenty friends of the honoree. Miss Marion was presented a cor- WE ARE HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE THE ADDITION OF RUTH PATTERSON BRUNSON TO OUR STAFF You are cordially invited to visit our shop and meet Mrs. Brunson. This addition will enable us to better serve our friends and customers. Experienced Operators: RUBY RAY RUTH BRUNSON JOAN KAISER Ruby’s Beauty Shop Phbne 453 for FATHER’S DA/... a a Kiitre men TOILimilS — hm»d»om*ly pr—nfd In Rich, CUmm* *if ffafWM Plfd fc 23-Kmrat CM! Colognes... lotions... ehavuif requisites... $5.00 Sets of varied com* binations to $15.00. Refills for most items. ’ fired la tt-Korof Oefd As featured in Ufa Ssquiro • Vague Bishop-Walker Pharmacy The Rexall Store Phone 101 practice cards for year’s work Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. Mrs. Simpson Hostess To Baptist Circle Mrs. Lewis Simpson was hostess on Monday evening to the Busi ness Women’s circle of the First Bap tist church. “The American Negro” was the topic of the program in charge of Mrs. Ryland Sumerel. Mrs. Sumerel was assisted by Miss Maude Sum erel who gave the devotional, Miss Afarian Burts, Mrs. W. H. Roberts, Mrs. Paul Mauldin, Mrs. James Mc Combs, Mrs. Alex Henry, and Mrs. Hugh Ray. The business session was presided over by the chairman, Miss Burts. -** During a social hour the hostess served a salad plate, cookies and iced drinks. Sara Glenn Circle Meets With Mrs. -Pitts The June meeting of the Sara Glenn circle of Broad Street Metho-j dist Woman’s Society of Christian Service was held on Monday eve ning at the home of Mrs. James Pitts?- Miss Kate Milam had arranged the program on “Children and The Law.” The devotional was given by Miss Jeanette Pitts, after which articles on the topic of study were given by Mrs. Joe Greene, Mrs. D. B. Smith and Mrs. S. M. Warner. Later the hostess and assistant hostesses, Mrs. Tan Ray and Mrs. Clayte Ray, served a salad and sweet tourse with punch. Bowls of larkspur and pink roses adorned the living room where twenty-seven members gathered for the meeting. Informal Tea Honors Graduates Miss Joy Godfrey and Miss Faye Pitts entertained with a seated tea Tuesday afternoon at 4 o’clock com plimenting Misses Barrie Jean Win- gard, Anne Owens and Polly Bald win, who were members of the grad uating class at Clinton high school. The Godfrey home was lovely with arrangements of summer flowers in keeping with a white, pink and green color scheme. The honorees were presented corsages to wear and gifts as remembrances of the occasion. Guests were invited into the dining room where refreshments of sand wiches, cup qakes, punch and mints were served buffet style. The host esses were assisted in the courtesies of entertaining by their mothers, Mrs. A. B. Godfrey and Mrs. W. Roy Pitts. Aibout twenty-five friends of the honorees were invited and their mothers, Mrs. B. F» Wingard, Mrs. R. S. Owens and Mrs. W. C. Baldwin were special guests. Miss Mills, Fiance, Entertained Here . On Friday evening Mr. and "Mrs. H. G. Chandler, Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Chandler, Mrs. Austin Chandler and James Austin Chandler entertained at the home of the former for Miss Mildffd Mills and Griffin Pinson of Cross Hill,^who were married Satur day. The bride-elect was given a cor sage to wear and the bridegroom- elect a boutonnaire. Sweetpeas and other summer flowers, pink predominating, decor ated the receiving rooms. In the dining room many lighted tapers added beauty to the setting which also observed the pink and white | motif. Decorated cake squares, punch and mints were served. The bridal couple was presented a gift of crystal in their chosen pattern. , Guests, members of the families and close friends, included: Mr. and Mrs. James Pinson, Wilmington, N. 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