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Thursday, March 11, 1948
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Page Three
TheWOMAN’S PAGE
SOCIETY EVENTS, ClUB AND CHURCH NEWS ’
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Bridge Club .
Enjoys Meeting
Thursday afternoon Mrs. R. P.
were hostesses to the business worn-^ Japan-.” Also taking part were MiSS orated with valley lilies. Mints also
en’s circle of the First Presbyterian' Jeanette Pitts, who gave the devo- in keeping with the green an-i white
church Monday evening. | tional, Mrs. D. B. Smith, Mrs. Julian color note were passed.
Mrs A M. Copeland reviewed the C°l eman an d Mrs. J. J. Greene. | Assisting the hostess in the cour-
year’s Bible study on the proph&ts. 1 A social hour was enjoyed during tesies. of entertaining were Mrs Mar-
Plans. were made for work for the which the hostesses" served a salad vin C. Stew^art, Miss Lizzie Owens
new church year which begins April and sweet course with coffee. ^ and Mrs. Fierman Otrof Laurens)
, Bowls of camellias, narcissus and aunt of thg bride.
, \ 1 . , , • j 1 snapdragons were used at vantage About forty guests, friends of the
Later a social hour was enjoyed ^ A
, . , . i points in the home,
and refreshments served.
bride, neighbors and family friends
were mvUed for the.oeeastfmn
Miss Wysor Hostess Musgrove Club
To Presbyterion Circle j Holds Meeting
Circle No. 2 of the First Presby-! The March meeting of the Mus-
treian church met Monday evening i grove Borne Demonstration club was
Mrs. Owens Leads
Study Club Program
Continuing the year’s program a t- l j le h ome 0 { Miss Elizabeth Wysor. | held at the school house on March
Hamer was hostess to her bridge—visiting Among' Recent Books, hostesses were Mrs< jack ^ 4 at 3 o'clock,
club assembling players for two ta- Mrs. R. S. Owens discussed ‘“An Am- , j Mrs B c Fer ^ uson and Miss j The o ect
' 1 erican Year” by Hal Borland and, Inez young.
bles.
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Score
Mrs. Walter L. Benjamin, mother-
in-law of the bride, of Mountville
was'a special guest for the tea. The
honoree was presented 1 a corsage
of pink carnations. " ’ " ' * r "
Much interest was added to the]
occasion because of the sentiment
(attached to the Davidson hornepiace
song, “The T31d Re-f on Musgrove street _ now the . ho ^ '
frairt,” —as sung by the club. De-; of ^ bnde - s par ^ nls> where the
prizes were won by Mrs. I read sketches from the book, on last j Mrs Andrew Anderson conducted | Votionif was given by Mrs A A. ,af . U
J. J. Cornwall and Mrs. Hubert Boyd.j Wednesday at the meeting °f _thej the mh]e study| after which Mrs., May. She read the 24th Psalm and
Floating prize also went to Mrs. Study club held at the home of Mrs.
Boyd. After cards a salad courss J. B. Hart.
was en*yed. J Adorning the Hart home were yel-
Jpnquils and flowering quince in : low snapdragons and statice arranged
pretlty bouquets added
ness to the card rooms^
attractive-
in the living room, and lavendar sta
nce and gloxinias centering the din
ing room table.
For refreshments a salad course,
cheese biscuit, sandwiches and cof
fee were served.
Bridge Club Meets
With Mrs. Dunlap
Thursday afternoon members of j
her bridge club met at the home of 1 ScOain-Franklin
Mrs. Thomwell Dunlap. 1 i , • a j
Marriage Announced
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Arrangements of daffodils made
a pretty setting for the two tables.
A sweet course was served and lat-
a number of progressions enjoyed.
High score was won by M«fsv J. M.
Dick of Raleigh, N. C., a club visi
tor, and bingo prize went to Mrs.
J. B. Hart.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Seogin an
nounce the marriage of their daugh
ter, Joe Nell, to Ernest Franklin on
Saturday, the sixth of March, in
Whitmire. The young couple' are
making their home tvith the groom's
mother in Whitmire.
Mrs. Moore Gives
Dessert Bridge
Mrs. Perry’M. Moore entertained
members of her club Thursday af
ternoon with a dessert bridge.
Two tables were arranged for the
games in a setting of gladioli and
Hugh Jacobs discussed the topic, “Do led in prayer.
I Mean It.”
At the conclusion of the program
pie and toasted nuts were served.
March Meeting
Of A. R. P. Society
The March'meeting of the Woman’s
Missionary society of the Associate
Reformed Presbyterian church was
held Monday afternoon at the home
of Misses Margaret and Katherine
Blakely. * &
Mrs. E. B. Sloan, president, pre-j Vaughn
sided. The Bible study from Mat
thew was given by Miss Laura Bell.
Miss Margaret Blakely, assisted by
several members, rendered the pro
gram on stewardship and ministerial
relief. A thank oftering was taken.
Later m the afternoon assorted
sandwiches, cookies, mint patties and
hot punch w^ere served.
was given The bride's grand- ■
and grandfather, Mr. 'and J
Mrs. T. R. Owens (Mattie Davidson),
The roll was called with each wero married and held their golden
.member answering with “How I wedding anniversary celebration
, Could Have-Prevented an Accident there. The living room was also the 1
In The Home.” scene of the wedding of the bride’s
Minutes were read by the secre- great-aunt, Mrs. J. C. McMillan
tary. The club decided to give 26 (Alice Davidson).
, soup bowls to the county home..
Picture study was given by the
chairman, Mrs. J. K. Haselden. The
picture studied was Heidi, by Jessie
Wilcox Smith. An interesting dem-
onstration on safety in the home was ;
given by the assistant agent. Miss
She stressed safety in the
use otf electric stoves, refrigerators,
and ironers. C"
Refreshments were served by the
hostesses, Mrs. Haselden and Miss
Cox.
Seated Tea For
Mrs. Benjamin, Bride
Mrs. Edgar Lee Benjamin; a re
cent bride, was complimented Fri
day afternoon when her mother, Mrs.
T. P. Owens, entertained with a
seated tea.
A lovely arrangement of white nar
cissus and hyacinths with greenery
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The Stephen D. Lee Chapter, Unit
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flowering quince. Before cards a | 0 n Thursday evening at the home of
sweet course was served. When Mrs. B. F. Wingard. Assisting *s | gSgigggS the llvinB
Baores were > counted Mrs. Jasper hostesses were Mrs. H. M. Young,,
Rowland was high and was presented and Miss Agnes Davis
a gift.
with arrangements of tulips, daffo
dils and other cut flowers. Before
the program the group enjoyed a
dessert course. The following pro-
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Give Bridge Party
Mrs. Henderson Pitts and Mrs. Roy, gram was given
Oasque were co-hostesses Friday af-j “Capitols of the United States”—
ternoon at the home of the former! Mrs. Young.
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Bowes of camelli.es, daffodils and i Workman. . - 1
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After several interesting progres
sions, Mrs. D. B. Smith was pre
sented high score award and Mrs.
Hubert Boyd consolation prize. Late
in the afternoon a salad and sweet
course was served.
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, , , , rooms were flowering quince, daf-
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Prayer—Mrs. A. M. Copeland.
Mrs. Sumerel Hostess
To Baptist Circle
Mrs. Ryland-Sumerel and Mrs. J
T. Ellison were co-hostesses at the
home oJ the former Monday evening;
to the Business Women’s circle of the!
First Baptist church.
Miss Eloise Miller had arranged
the program on “The Christian Home
—Our Immediate Task.” Mrs. Grady
Moore gave the devotional and the,
following members took part: Miss
Elizabeth Adams, Mrs. W. H. Rob-i
erts, Mrs. Hugh Ray, Miss Florence
Adair, Miss Irene Workman and
Mrs. Sumerel.
Later sandwiches, punch and cook
ies were served. • /
Mrs. W. S. Horne*
Entertains Club
Mrs. W. S. Horne entertained her
bridge club Thursday afternoon.
Bowls of flowering quince with
breath of spring and an arrangement
of daffodils adorned the living room
where two tables were placed for
cards. A dessert course was served
with coffee before the games.
Mrs. John W. Finney, Sr., a club
visitor was presented a gift for win
ing high score and floating prize
went to Mrs. T. C. Johnson, Jr.
During the afternoon salted nuts
and cold drinks were enjoyed.
Book Club Meets
With Mrs. Owens
'Members of the Ex Liforis book
club met Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. William Bn oks Owens.
In the living room vases of golden
bell and jonquils were used at van
tage points. Books were exchanged ,, D . , . , ,
and after a delightfully informal hour study from The Book VVe
Sunday School Class
Has March Meeting
Tuesday evening the Helen Ander
son Sunday school class met at the
First Baptist church with Mrs.
Charles McDaniel’s committee serv
ing as hostesses.
Mrs. R. P. Wilder, president, pre
sided. Mrs. Gary Holcombe gave a
timely devotional for the Easter sea-
and Miss Marion Burts taught
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the hostess se r ved sandwiches, fudge
and cofifee.
Presbyterian Circle
In Regular Meet
(Miss Florrie Burdette, Miss Betty
At the conclusion of the program
'the group was invited into the church
parlors for a social hour with Mrs.
Leila N. Johnson in charge of the re
creation period. The Easter motif
was prettily carried out in decora-
Woodworth and Miss Clyde Smith I tion f an u d refreshments of salad,
(sandwiches, candies and punch.
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Sara Glenn Circle
Has March Meeting
The Sara Glenn circle of Broad
Street Methodist church met Monday
evening with Miss Mary Shedd, Miss
Katrine Martin and Mrs. Ray Pitts as
hostesses.at the home of Mrs. Austin
Chandler.
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