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50CIEIY EVEHIS, CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS
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Johnson-McCarthy
Announcement
The engagement of Miss Peggy j
Todd Johnson, erf this city and Co
lumbia, and First Lieut. Leo Clark
McCarthy, United States army, of
Malone, N. Y., and Fort Jackson, Is
announced by her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter A. Johnson. The wedding
is to take place April 24.
Bridge Club Meets
With Mrs. Preslor
Members of her bridge club gath
ered Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. B. C. Preslar.
Before cards the hostess served a
sweet course, coffee and candies. At
the conclusion of the games high
■core award was presented Mrs. Jas
per Rowland.
Camellias and arrangements of
jonquils made a, pretty setting for the
two tables.
Tea For Teachers
By Joint Hostesses
Mrs. H. L. Eicheltoerger ahd Mrs.
Hubert Boyd entertained at tea
Thursday afternoon for the Florida
Street school faculty, and members
of the high school faculty who teach
Katherine Eichelberger.
The receiving rooms of the Eich-
el>erger home were beautifully dec
orated with early spring flowers, in
cluding daffodils, jonquils and spirea.
Rerfeshments, a chicken salad
course with coffee and cup cakes,
were served buffet style..
Additional guests for the , party j
were Mrs. W. R. Anderson, Mr?. J
B. Hart and Mrs. Wilmot Shealy.
Thornwell Circle
Elects Officers
Miss Gloria Owens and Mrs. Mena
L. Irby were co-hostesses to the 1
teachers circle of Thornwell Mem
orial church Tuesday everffef; of
the past week.
Dr. D. J. Brimm taught t^Ffinal
lesson from the study book “Sermon
on The Mount.”
During a business session Mrs. J.
B. Nicholson was elected chairman
and Miss Rose Watson secretary.
Fallowing the program a sweet
course was served with coffee.
L. R. Gray Feted
With Birthday Dinner
Friday evening L. R. Gray was
honored with a family birthday din
ner.
The party,, assembling twelve
guests, was given at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. R. G. Murphy. The dining
table held a central arrangement of
narcissus and daffodils. A delightful
turkey dinner was enjoyed and later
the prettily decorated birthday cake
was cut and served.
In addition to Mr. and Mrs. Gray,
the following were present: Mr. and
Mrs. H. D. Gray, Mrs. J. W. Dunklin,
James Dunklin, Mr. and Mrs. Sewell
Gray. Laurens: Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Howard, Mrs. Marie Swain, Green
ville: Mrs. Carol DesChamps, Spar
tanburg; and Miss Virginia Gray, stu
dent at Queens college, Charlotte.
Century Club Meets
With Mrs. Turner
If Stuffy Nose
(Mrs. W. R. Turner was hostess
Tuesday afternoon to members of
the Century club.
Mrs. A. S. Maxwell gave as the af
ternoon’s program a review of the; kj • q.
book “A Southerner Discovers The MISS jhQrptOn
iced in pink and bearing one cand
le.
Miss Eva Harris of Charlotte, N.
C. and Mrs. W. P. Fleming of Ma
con, Ga. who were visiting here were
guests for the metding. ^
Garden Club
To Meet Monday
Units of the Garden club will meet:
Monday afternoon March 22, at 3:30l
as follows: Gardenia—Mrsr B. C.l
Preslar, Iris—(Mrs. C. M. Workman,
Cross Anchor,Rose—Mrs. Frank Mil-
ly, Magnolia—Mrs. W. Roy Pitts.
Baptist Women Hear
'Christian Home' Program
The Woman’s Missionary society
held the March meeting Monday af
ternoon at the First Baptist church.
The Baldwin circle, Mrs. R. P
Wilder, presiding,-rendered the pro
gram on “The Christian Home—Our
Immediate Task.” Those taking part
were: Mrs. Fred Oxley, Mrs. C. W.
Bridges,, Mrs. Dillard Milam, Mrs.
Shirley Timmons, Mrs. W. E. McLen
don and Mrs. S. W. Sumerel.
Mrs. J. H. Darr, president, conduct
ed the business session, and the group
was dismissed with prayer by Mrs.
T. L. W. Bailey.
Bridge Party For -
Miss Henry, Bride-elect
Complimenting Miss Carolyn Hen
ry whose wedding was solemnized
Sunday, Mrs. Tom Addison enter
tained with a bridge party Wednes
day afternoon'
Lovely bowls of red and white
camellias adorned the living robm
while arrangements of mixed spring
flowers were used on the sun porch.
Tallies were attached to camellia
corsages for each guest. After sev
eral interesting progressions, score
prizes were awarded Mrs. Hugh Ja
cobs and Mrs. W. M. Shields. The
honoree was remembered by the
| hostess with a gift snd Miss Jean
Layton, ^also a bride-elect, was pre
sented a remembrance of the occa
sion. .•
During the afternoon a salad and
sweet course were served. Mrs. Bai
ley Williams assisted the- hostess in
the courtesies of entertaining.
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South” by Jonathan Daniels, son- of
the late Josephus Daniels, of Raleigh,
N. C.
Later the guests were invited to
remain for a social hour in 'obser
vance of the birthday of the hostess’
little daughter, Susan, who was one
year old. *
The dining and living rooms were
lovely with peach blossoms in keep
ing with a pink and white color
scheme. On the dining table sil
ver holders and a bowl of pink cam
ellias made a beautiful centerpiece.
Coffee was served with cup cakes
118 HOMES IN.CLINTON
NEED PAINTING NOWl —
Is Yours One of Them?
Weds Mountville Boy
Miss Mariam Anita Sharpton,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. B.
Sharpton of. this- city,- -and Calvin
Pierce Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Pierce Miller, of Mountville, were
quietly united in marriage Wednes
day afternoon, March 10, at 6:30
o’clock. The. ceremony was performed
at the home of the Rev. Ware Mad
den, pastor of the Mountville Baptist
church. A number of friends of the
couple were present for the rites.
For her wedding the bride was be
comingly attired in a pastel shade of
blue gabardine with black accesso
ries. Her flowers were a corsage of
red rosebuds.
Following their wedding trip, the
| young couple are making their home
with the groom’s parents in Mount-
! ville. Mr. Miller is employed by the
_ local A. & P. Food store
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Henry-Crowson
Church Wedding
A Lovejy Event
Miss Carolyn Ann Henry, of this
city, and Edward Raymond Crowson,
of Fayetteville, N. C., were united
in marriage at the First Baptist
church on Sunday afternoon at 1
o’clock, Rpv. J. H.. Darr, pastor, of
ficiating.
The vows were spoken before a
number erf relatives and friends.
The church was decorated with
baskets of white gladioli and snap
dragons standing beside the altar and
Jong-leaf pines behind the chancel.
The wedding scene was lighted by
white candles in branched cande-
labra. < i
Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, organist, Miss;
Lila Teal, violinist, and W, G. CokerJ
soloist, ] furnished the program of !
nuptial music. Before the ceremony
Mrs. Jacobs played “The Old Re
frain,” arranged by Kreisler, and
“Ave Maria,” by Schubert. Miss Teal!
played "Traumerei” by Schumann,;
and “Viennese Love Song” by Nevih.!
Mr. Coker sang “Because” by
d Hardelot, and during the ceremony
Mrs. Jacobs played the hymn, ‘‘Oh,
Perfect Love.” Mr. Coker sang “The
Lord’s Prayer” as a benediction. The
traditional wedding marches were
played.
Fred Crowson, brother of the bride
groom, of Fayetteville, N. C\, was|
best man, and usher-groomsmen in
cluded Dewey Riddle, Bill Beeland
and Dick Lindsay, students at Pres
byterian college. MichaeL=—Turner,
also of the college, was an usher.
Miss Virginia Henry, sister of the
bridefrwas maid of honor and only
attendant. She wore a floor-length
arterhobn dress of champagne lace
over aqua satin fashioned with long
sleeves frilled at the wrists. She ear
ned an old-fashioned nosegay of
Talismart and Brandywine roses^nd
lilies-of-rfhe-valley.
' Mrs. Willima J. Henry, Jr., mother
of the biride, wore an aqua suit with
accessories and her corsage was yel
low roses. .
Mrs. Thomas Walter Crowson, oi
Fayetteville, mother of the bride
groom, was dressed in a black suit
with accessories and her corsage was
of Brandywine roses.
The bride, given in marriage by
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