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. V- ■% . '*»' / *> f, Noyember 20/1947 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE ■V Page Three V 4 * i- t> r TheWOAAAN’S PAGE SOCIOT EVENTS, CUIB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST...... ^TELEPHONE 74 or 156-W- pointed for fourteen guests and a course luncheon *served. Many ar rangements of flowers, featuring roses and chrysanthemums, made a pretty background for the occasion. The guest of honor was presented a gift of silver. Miss Sue Drake Rogers of Bennettsville, and Miss Nell Wil liams of Jonesville, were out of Samuel H. McCrary of this city. The. Elliott home was beautifully decorated with many arrangements the program arranged by the Franks circle, Mrs. IX. A. Yarborough, pro gram chairman. Mrs. Roy Thomas of chrysanthemums and other au- gave the devotional and others con tumn flowers. tributing articles were: Mrs. Mary N. Norman, Mrs. J. B. Johnson, Mrs. M. T. Poole and Mrs. Ray Ander son. Mrs. J. H. Darr, president, presid- Baptist Women Hear Program on The Africans' Garden Club To Meet Monday Hie Garden club will hold a gen eral meeting Monday afternoon, Nov. 24, at 3:30 in the parlors of the First Presbyterian church. Mrs. B. F. Wingard will speak on Christmas. decorations. i were used in the card rooms where a dessert course was served before |J r J& Tr i nWaa U. m L 0c the games. Mrs. Jasper Rowland, a JlOftZCiaW*tTUg (16$ club visitor, won high score award. Mrs. Allen McSween of Lincolnton, N. C., who was visiting here, was also a guest foj the meeting. mi Mrs. Pitts was assistd in the cour-i Woman’s Missionaryiaociety of the tesies of entertaining by Mrs. Billy,First Baptist church was held Mon Pitts ind Mrs. Roy Pitts. day afternoon. The Africans Idle Moments Club Has Meeting Yesterday Yesterday afternoon Mrs. W. R. Anderson entertained the "Idle Moments” club at hei- home on Wal nut street. ( Guests enjoyed an informal hour and later in the afternoon tea, salad and sandwiches were served. Many arrangements of fall flowers pret tily adorned the receiving rooms. Bridge Club Enjoys Meeting Mrs. W. P. Jacobs, III, entertained the Wednesday Bridge club the past week. Chrysanthemums in pastel shades Relieve Chest Colds Engagement Mr. and Mrs. John G. Holtzclaw of this city announce the engage- | ment of .their daughter, Ruth Alivee, ' to Charles David Hughes, son of was the topic of European relief. In conclusion Mrs. T. D. W. Bailey oflered prayer. Clinton Boy Weds Laurens Girl Miss Betty Jo Cummings, of Lau rens, and Warren Graham Whitmire, of this city, were quietly united in town guest for the luncheon.x j The November* nrjeeting of the ed over the business session during, marria * e Sunday afternoon, Novem- which the minutes were read and ber the’ home of the groom's committee reports heard. Mrs. R. H. mother - ^ Irs - E. Riley, on East McGee, community mission chair- ^ arolina avenue Rcv P- L. Bauk- man, made an appeal for clothing fori (Continued on page seven) Mrs. Sumerel Hostess Sunday School Class Mrs. B. T. Hughes of Gray Court., T I The wedding will take place at an • early date. Mrs. S. W. Sumerel, teacher, en-| tertained, the Helen Anderson Sun- Study Club Meets day school class of the First .Baptist 7 church for the November meeting at the church on Tuesday evening of the past week. . ^ - Mrs. R. P. Wilder, president, pre sided over the business session, af ter which Mrs. Leila N. Johnson gave an interesting study on “Women of The Bible. ” Mrs. R. G. Watson, social chairman, conducted a number of games. Later the hostess served fruit cake, cheese straws, coffee, nuts and mints. Jackie Truluck Gives 'Grown-up' Tea Friday afternoon Jackie Truluck invited 14 girl friends for a "grown up” tea party. The guests came dressed like la dies and a prize was presented Tony Nelson, voted by the group as most With Mrs. Sadler Mrs. R. E. Sadler entertained the Wednesday Study club last week. Garden chrysanthemums adorned the living room. Program leader for the afternoon was Mrs. Thornwell Dunlap, who reviewed the book, "Walls of Jeri cho.” Late in the afternoon, a salad course was served. Bridge Club Meets With Mrs. Addison Mrs. James Addison was hostess to members of her bridge club Thurs day afternoon at her home near Goldville. Colorful bouquets of mixed fall flowers formed a pretty background for the games. Two tables were in “ladylike.” Games and contests Z u , 7, “ „ ' P la y Wllh score and floating were enjoyed with Jerry Galloway prizes going to Mrs. J. J. Cornwell ULATKS throat and surfaces liks a warming, com forting poultice. b throat, chest Vicks VapoRub. action starts ways at once! And it keeps up this special Penetrating - Stimulating ac tion for hours In the night to bring relief. chial tubas wi special too medicinal vai At bedt: and back wl Relief-brini Instantly . . And It keet and Deborah Dixon winning awards. 1 Win . n u . . j and Mrs. William Brooks Owens, i During the afternoon refreshmentsL i j of sandwiches nunch cakes and |L tCr a con * ealed salad course . • 07 sanawicnes . Puncn, caxes ana sandwiches and coffee enjoyed. other party dainties were served 9 J 3 ifrom a prettily appointed tea table D La.* k *i* ,by the hostess’s mother, Mrs. R. S.} *'®SDyiGriOn AUXlllOry Truluck. \ VJSKS Mrs. Pitts Fetes Tatum Bride-elect Complimenting Miss Wynne Wil liams, bride-elect, of Tatum, Mrs. Lewis Pitts entertained with a lovely luncheon Saturday at noon. Small tables were beautifully ap- i In Monthly Meeting j The regular monthly meeting of | the Woman’s Auxiliary was held ! Monday afternoon at the First Pres- ' byterian church. After the business session a report was made by Mrs. Robert E. Wysor on the Christmas box sent to Dr. and Mrs. Frank Brown, missionaries to China. Mrs. W. C. Baldwin, who was in charge of the afternoon’s program, gave the scripture and introduced Mrs. A. S. Maxwell who taught the Bible study. Mrs. Maxwell, wife of the late Prof. Maxwell, a former missionary to Brazil, gave an inspir ing talk on "Committment to God.” Nicholson-Rabb Engagement Mrs. John Barnwell Nicholson of this city, announces the engagement! of her daughter, Jane Ellen, of this city and Columbia, and James Me-! Millan Rabb, Jr., son of Mr. and j Mrs. ames McMillan Rabb of Green ville. The wedding will take place in January. The bride-elect attended the Uni versity of South Carolina and is now employed with the South CaroUna Electric & Gas company in Colum bia. She;,will be married in the First Presbyterian church of that city. Her mother was formerly Miss Margaret filler of Jefferson. The groom-elect attended! Clemson college and is now in business in Greenville, where the young couple will make: their home. Young’s Pharmacy “The Old Reliable *» Rachel ^nn Wilson Has Birthday Party Rachel Ann Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wilson, celebrat ed her 6th birthday Saturday with a party at Lakeside country club. A color note of pink and green was effectively carried out with the birthday qake decorating the center of the refreshment table. Ice cream and cookies were served the 44 little guests invited for the party, and paper hats and balloons were j given as favots. During the after noon pictures were made of the group. Rachel Ann was presented a host of attractive gifts in remembrance of the event. Her grandmother, Mrs. W. A. Vaughn, of Greenville, as sisted Mrs. Wilson. _..r. . ~ • .i Mrs. Oxley Hostess To Bridge Club Mrs. Fred Oxley was hostess to members of her bridge club Thurs-i day afternoon, assembling guests for two tables. Camellias and chryanthemums were attractive in the living room where tables were arranged for the games. Mrs. T. C. Johnson, Jr., was presented a prize for winning high score. During the afterrioon sand wiches, coca-cola, cookies and other dainties were served. Rehearsal Party For McCrary-Sheorn Wedding Saturday evening following the McCrary-Sheorn wedding rehearsal, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis C. Elliott enter tained the wedding party and out- of-town guests at an informal party at their home in Camden. Refreshments were served by the hosts, assisted by Mrs. Robert Me- Crajy, Nfrs. Abit Alexander and Mrs. J PENNEY’S... DRESS CLEARANCE! $4 AU Were Much Higher Priced *5 *6 —Crepes, Gabardines, Wools, Rayons —Large Assortment of Styles —Juniors’, Misses’, Women’s Sizes . ■? New Winter Dresses UNBELIEVABLE P All Women's and Mi SUITS RE $12 $ ENTIRE STOCK OF SUITS REDUCED. FORMER PRICES UP TO $39.75 One Big Rack Women's COATS REDUCED! $18 $26 $30 All-wool Fabrics, in New Wanted Styles. 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