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V . * ft, \- (• <* *f..' t k Thursday, April 8, 1948 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE 4- Page Thrca TheWOA^N’S PAGE SOCIETY EVENTS, CLUB AND CHURCH HEWS OF INTEREST . TELEPHONE 74 or 156-W ' heart'rosebuds and green leaves, and bouquets of Lady Bankshire roste garden flowers and dogwood bios- of Winnsboro will give her in mar- bore four yellow and green candles, and purple iris decorated the ^ sun^j sertfs four tables’were arranged for riage. -— Mr. and Mrs. ^Jordan, and Bobby porch while in the dining room white! the games'. High score was won by Mrs. Sidney derringer of Rocking- are residing on the Thornwell cam-, sna p ^rajyong, d e ip|j enu i mi an( j candy- Mrs. W. M. Shields. The honoree and ham, sister of the bride-groom, will pus, where they are members of itsft u ff accentuated a gfeen and white Miss Jeari s ’Layton, also a bride-elect, he dame of honor and Miss Eliza- stafT, while Mr. Jordan is attending mo tif. . 1 i were presented gifts of linen. beth Wysor, maid of honor. Brides- Presbyterian college. At the time of! Guests were invited for three ta- A salad course was served and lat- maids are Mis« Kathryn Willingham ^ elr „ bi f thd ! y , S W »t re *w*J?! n 5!." g bles of bridge and mothers of the ter guests were invited into the din- of Greeriville, Miss Jaunita Rorie of ing room for cake and coffee. Center-1 Rockingham and Misses Virginia ing the table and placed upon a sil- (Continued on page seven) the Easter holidays with their P ar ~ t honorees called after cards. ents in Atlanta Score prizes were presented Mrs. Mrs. Ferguson Hostess To Wednesday Club Mrs. Edward Ferguson entertained the Wednesday bridge club the past week. Two tables were laid for re freshments and before cards a sweet George R. ‘Blalock and Mrs. Tommy ver tray was a beautifully decorated Curry-Dogwell : Hollis with floating prize going to rainbow cake with ribbon streamers Mr. and Mrs. W. Thornton Curry Miss Johnson. ; showered with flowers and holding announce the engagement of their Late in the afternoon salad and, wishes for the bride-elect. Mrs. John invited the play school children tor'gjg^^ j^j ss R u th Curry, to James sweet courses were served with cof- W. Little poured coffee, an ainernoon party. Margie Mills, as- ^j v ; n ’ Bagwell. The wedding will tee. Mrs. Carlisle Neely assisted the" 5 Mrs. E. N. Morrow of Lakeland, sisted Mrs. Clark in entertaining the place this spring. Miss Curry hostesses. Fla. and Mrs. James L. Bryson of little folk with games and serving t ^ e j aUf jhte r 0 f the late Mr. and The brides-elect were presented Winisboro, aunts of the bride-elect, refreshments 1 of cake, ice cream and .j^ rs ^ -p Curry and Mr. Bagwell camellia corsages to wear and gifts were guests for the party. is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. of silver in their chos'en patterns. ; candies. The prettily decorated birth day cake held six lighted pink can- o Favors wpre Mexican cello- course was served. When scores were were Mcxican ceU °-, award!’ **"• w ' *** ^ '° P ' G ™£ m cl \ r £ cwSen^Le”'^ Century Club Meets Greenvinel^were jMl With MrS. BrOWO the party. |Seated Tea For .April Bride-Elect The circles of Broad Street Meth- Enjoyable among social functions odist church will meet Monday after- Methodist Circles To Meet Monday Bridge Club Enjoys Meeting Thursday afternoon members of her bridge club gathered at the home of Mrs. R. P. Hamer. In a setting of iris combined with |p aren ^ S( ^j r an( j M r s. Thomas Wil- SHedd-Pitts Engagement other garden flowers, two tables were j i oug hby Shedd of ,Monticello. The arranged for the games. High score, 'jg planned for early sum- prize was presented Mrs. I. M. Adair.'^j. Later in the afternoon a salad course Miss Shedd is a graduate*~dT the was served. University of South Carolina, 1945. Since her graduation she has been a member of the Clinton high school! The Century club met Tuesday af- complimenting Miss Jane Little was noon, April 12, at 3:00 o’clock, at the ' temoon at the home of Mrs. M. W. the seated tea Saturday afternoon at'church. Miss Deborah Mauldin, chief Brown. An interesting program on which Mrs. I. M. Smith arid Mrs. R. of the Division of Child Welfare of '“Southern Gardens” was given by C. Adair entertained at the Smith South Carolina. Columbia, will be the Mrs. M. A. Macdonald, who told of home near Kinards. guest speaker! Members of other The "engagement of Miss Mary some of the most famous gardens in Receiving with the hostesses and churches are cordially invited to tbit Thomas Shedd to Harold Fleming : Virginia, Alabama and South Caro- honoree were her mother, Mrs. John meeting to hear Mtss Maulrtrnr Pitts has been announced by her ^ na . , | W. Little, two aunts, Mrs. E. N. Mor- The Sarah Glenn circle, Mrs. Car,-. ’ \ 1 , ; row of Lakeland, Fla. and Mrs. James rol Reid, chairman, will meet Monday j L. Bryson of Winnsboro and Miss evening at 8:00 o’clock at the home Jean Layton, bride-elect. ’of Mrs. J. B. Arnold, hostess, with Harris-Layton - Engagement Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gray Harris of Owings, announce the engagement of their daughter, Josephine Addi son, to Olin Carlisle Layton, son of Mrs. Charles F. Layton and the late years with the army. Mr. Layton of Newberry. The wed ding will take place in June. Miss Harris is a member of the Clinton schools faculty. Seated Tea For Pooular Bride-Elect Adorning the reception hall were Mrs. Clifton Adair and Mrs. O. C. r T,H u y t w purple iris, yellow and deep rose snap-, Lewis, assistant hpstesses. Please Complimenting Miss Peggy o n- d ra g ons an( j a reflected arrangement note change in the hour, son, April bride-elect, Mrs. Kennetn - • ■ , , , i Baker and Mrs. V L. Eichelberger Btnirwnv , n ' H inc Pinu io„_ faculty. Mr. Pitts is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Roy Pitts of this city. He was graduated from Clemson college and holds a position in Charlotte, N. C. During the war he served three Mrs. H. L. Eichelberqer r J* Hostess To Bridge Club entertained with a seated tea Wed nesday afternoon. / Lovely floral arrangements featur ing tulips and azaleas decorated the the stairway landing. Pink and lav ender predominated in the floral dec oration for the living room while yel low calendylas, Violets and roses were receiving rooms, with apple blossoms ( us ^ ,n the sun room adorning the living room -fnantel.' Entertaining in the living and sun The honoree was presented a pink ! rooni8 w ere Mrs. B. O. Whitten, Mrs. corsage. ~ ! Robert Wysor, Mrs. Robert S. Owens, Guests were invited into the din-, M' 88 Agnes Davis and Mrs. Raymond ing room where a salad course, tea Pitts. and other party dainties were served I Refreshments of open faced sand- w buffet style. The beautifully appoint- wiches, pressed chicken, cake, mints, Mrs. H. L. Eichelberger entertain-! ed tea table had a center bouquet of cheese straws and punch were served ed members of her bridge club Thursday afternoon.- Arrangements of tulips, roses, spi- Ellen Fraser Gives Weiner Roast Friday evening at 6:30 Ellen Fra-j rea, with white and purple iris, were ser was hostess to about twenty used at vantage points in the card friends for a weiner roast at the; rooms. Two tables were in play, with home of her parents, Rev., and Mrs.! Mrs. Thornwell Dunlap winning high T. L. Fraser. j score, and floating prize went to a i Weiners were roasted over the out-i club visitor, Mrs. F. F. Hicks. Mrs. door fireplace on the back lawn and p. s. Bailey and Mrs. Raymond Pitts HoS April Meet served with a picnic supper. Later, — '> 1 —' '*”—♦» r marshmallows were toasted. A treas ure hunt was a feature of the eve ning’s entertanment. Little-Pittman Wedding This Afternoon At First Presbyterian Church This evening 5:30 o'clock at the First Presbyterian church, Miss Jane Curlee Little and John B. Pittman will be united in marriage. Miss Lit tle has been extensively entertained prior to her wedding. The bride’s uncle, James R. Curlee Your Prescriptions . . filled just as ordered _, by your PHYSICIAN YOUNG’S PHARMACY Walgreen Agency Phone 19 We Deliver SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE white iris, spirea and snowdrops in ! buffet style in the dining room. As-1 a silver bowl. Silver candlesticks sisting in the dining room were Mrs held lighted white tapers. IP. S. Bailey, Mrs. Carlisle Neely, 1 Mrs. E. H. Hall poured tea and Miss Nancy Owens. Mrs. J. A. Neigh- Mrs. H. D. Payne also assisted the bors, and Mrs. John Earl Smith, hostesses.. \ white organdy table cover over light blue accentuated the dining j room color motif. The center ar- rangement^ was |of white flowers and triple silver candelabra held lighted A. R. P. Society were also guests of the club for the, The ApriI meetin g of the Woman’s tapers. Fern, carnations and snap AsXi course and cookies were Mi5si °" ar >' "< th ' *“»<*•«• served after the games. Bridge Club Meets With Mrs. Ballard Mrs. B. B. Ballard was hostess to Mrs, Robert Jordan and Son Celebrate Birthdays Reformed Presbyterian church was branched candelabra in graduated held Monday afternoon at—the home; end. with a cupid figur- of Mrs. J. Reed Todd. Assistant in ®, ^ in f sa t‘ n ribbons showered hostesses wefe Misses Lidie and Liz- £. lth miniature bouquets at the otner. gj oan „ Elsewhere in the dining room lark- SMORGASBOR fi:30 P. M. to 9:00 P. M. Sunday, April 11 Fair Forest Hotel Dining Room Union, S. C. Mrs. Clyde Todd assisted by a phlox and iris in blue were , , . . , , _, , .. , Little Bobby Jordan, son of Mr. number of members who gave articles l • . i » • j ,'h her bridge club Thursday afternoon, anc j Mrs. Robert H. Jordan, observed 1 ren d ere d the program on “Christian brides-elect received gifts of i. assembling players for two-tables. f our th birthday, on March 29 zlt, Literature:^ — ~ (silver as remembrance of the occa- ^ After a sweet course, several pro- home of bis grandparents, Mr.! Dnrimr the afternoon a aorial hour s,on ‘ S gressions were enjoyed and later m and Mrs H T p owers in Atlanta 1 uunnfi: u ] e a , T ? n a 8 ° c,aI oour , the afternoon cold drinks were serv- 1 ^. na 4,v. rs 'j’ ro ” ers ’ ‘J 1 Auania, was enjoyed and the hostesses served _ . , _ _ the afternoon cold drinks were ser\ Ga The day was a ] so thfe birthday assor t e d sandwiches crackers earn!- BriHoP Porfv Fnr ed. Score prizes were won by Mrs.; of his mot her so a double celebra- asaorl ® (1 saruiwicnes, tracktrs, cami- Dfiage raiiy For John W. Finney, Jr., and Mrs. J. B. tion was he j d , es ft d Id d itlc® Arnold. . .. A number of Bobby’s friends en- . . n .. ,. Bouquets bf iris and spirea were j 0 y ed the occasion. Home rnovies MfS.* Burnett HoStOSS were arranged in the living room where the games were played. :: Mrs. Fred Burnett was hostess to members of the Missionary Society of St. Johns Lutheran church Mon- shown of Bobby and members T_ i s family. Other films were alsrt 1 0 LUhtCran OOClOty ... n, including two ‘‘Mickey Patty Clark Has Birthday Party with gifts, each one being opened day evening Patty Clark, daughter of Mr. and and passed. ' | -The World To Christ We Bring, Mrs. William J. Clark, celebrated hen Refreshments of ice cream and was t h e top j c 0 f t h e program led by : sixth birthday Saturday. | cake were served The birthday cake Mr8 James c Dickert others tak-i In observance of the occasion, she was decorated with yellow sweet-, injf part wt>re Miss I)orig Suber| Mrs J [R. W. Boland, Mrs. Elbert Boyce and Mrs. Henry Suber. At the conclusion of the program the hostess served a salad plate With, ;punch. T Miss Jane Little Mrs. George Brockenbrough and ;‘j ; Miss Leola Burnett entertained with p a bridge party Tuesday afternoon at jS their home in Kinards for Miss Jane it Little. Amid a floral setting of colorful :: SATURDAY ONLY! 600 Pairs Seam-free NYLON HOSE IT PAYS TO SHOP AT S Where Every Day is Bargain Day! V Lilting New Prints for Spring Dresses / i . SORORITY RAYONS Sparkling colors with imaginative de signs, florals, geometries, 39". Make your own glamour dresses and -| -m blouses at this thrifty J # | price! 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I The salad plates were attractive with I small gum drop lamps with lighted candles and flower basket sandwich- 1 NOTICE My shoppe w ill he closed fer two weeks beginning: Saturday, April 10, and will re-open Monday, April •26. —' - ‘ Maude Geer’s Beauty Shoppe ♦ ♦ :: 1.50 if perfect 2 pair for j.OO Slightly irregular, seamless nylon hose. In spring 'shades. An exceptionally good value. Saturday only. Sizes SU to 10 1 •*. :: 8 y « W • • 8 • • • 4 :: V I 1 :: , ♦♦ K • • :: Gene Anderson’s :1 « #• I • •• « * «• «W« «• «• «• •« «. «W* «• «• «* «*« «*• «*» «♦ «*. «*• «*• «*• «'• vXC'a %'eZ'Z es. The hostesses remembered Little with a gift of crystal. Miss Clinton Bride-Elect Feted In Winnsboro A lovely tea was given in Winns boro Friday afternoon by Mrs. James L. Bryson, Mrs. James R. Curlee and Miss Elizabeth Curlee for their niece 1 Miss Jane Little. The lower floor of the Bryson home was ensuite and beautifully decorated with tulips, iris, azalleas, gladioli and pink dogwood. Receiving with.-the hostesses were j the bride-elect and her mother, Mrs. John W. Little. The tea table covered with a hand made cloth was graced with a floral arrangement flanked by tall yellow tapers in keeping with a yellow and green color note chosen for the din ing room. Block cream, decorated cakes, mints and nuts were served. Mrs. E. N. .Morrow of Lakeland, Fla., and Mrs. M. B. Jennings of Washington, I). C., aunts of the bride poured coffee. About 150 guests including twenty- five Clinton friends^called to extemi their best wishes to the'bHde-elect. ene 1.50 to 2.50 Party Compliments Three Brides-Elect A lovely party complimenting threq brides-elect was given Monday afternoon by Mrs. Tom Addison, Mrs. R. P. Hamer and Mrs. James Addi-. son at the home of the former. Hono- rees were Miss Jane Little, Miss Jean Layton and Miss Peggy Johnson. In the hall azaleas were used and artistic mixed arrangements o f Dutch, iris, tulips, and English daises adorned the living room. 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