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Thursday, July 8, 1948
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Page Thre«
The WOMAN’S PAGE
SOCIETY EVENTS, CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS
OF INTEREST TELEPHONE 74 or 156-W
McSween-Donkle
Announcement
The followinsr announcement is of
social interest here.
Dr. and Mrs. John McSween, of
Greenville, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Jean Crews, to Is
aac Langston Donkle, Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. I. L. Donkle of Greenville. D • i U ii *
The wedding will be an event of Oc- DNCIQ® v»IUD M661S
tober 15 With Mrs. Godfrey
Mobry-Trommell
Announcement
The engagement and approaching
marriage of Miss Elizabeth Bamado
Mabry to Avlin Earl Trammell, son
of Mr. and Mrs. R.T. Trammell of
this city, is announced by her mother,
Mrs. J. Gary Mabry of Gaffney. Miss
Mabry is a graduate of Presbyterian
college. -• .
Wednesday Club
Has Meeting
Mrs. Robert Black was hostess to
]at 4:00 o’clock as follows:
j Barden—Mrs. Davis Holland, chair
man; meets with Mrs* P. E. Riley.
Ellie Hatton—Mrs. T. C. Johnson,
chairman; meets with Mrs. Johnson,
j Mayme Johnson—Mrs. Billy McMil-
lian, chairman, meets with Mrs. Tho^
1 mas Owens.
Louise Best—Mrs. B. B. Ballard,
chairman, meets with Mrs. Arnold
Cannon at her home on Maple' street.
The Sara Glenn circle, Mrs. Carrol
Reid, chairman, will meet with Mrs.
. .. A t- • S. M. Warner on Maple street at 8:00
tins city, to Samuel Mark Bell on Fn- As8ij , Unt ho8t esse* will be
wood June ^ eleventh, at | Miss Kate Mii arn and Miss Elizabeth^
Mrs. Bell is a graduate of Thorn- Copeland. '
well high school and attended Flora _ *. •
Macdonald college. She holds an of- rOFmCr ^JintOniOn
fice position at Thornwell orphanage. \A/ 0 J C l n U nm a Difpc
Mr. Bell, a native of Laurens, is.W e(1S ln nome KITCS
engaged in the contracting business, j Of interest to friends here where
the bride formerly made her home
is the wedding of Miss Maron Sum
mer Columbia, and Lt. Harford
Gumming Eve, Jr., of Beaufort and
. in Columbia. The rites were solemnized
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Ansel B Saturd eveni July 3) at 8:0 o at
Godfrey was hostesi to members of. hom y of the bride , g ts< Mr
her bridge club assembling players and Mrg F R Summer in Chappells,
for two tables.
Covers were laid for refreshments
of sherbert, cake and nuta.
Later a number of progressions
Following a honeymoon trip to the
| mpuntains of North Carolina and Vir
ginia they will leave for Yokohama,
1 am t u ♦ ! Japan where they will make their
Were enJ ° yed " ,th M ? l0 . J tin B g “"e 1 home for ,wo half year.
winning high score,
went to Mrs. H. D. Payne
Garden flowers in pretty combina
tions were placed at vantage points
in the hostess home for the meeting.
Miss Colie Summer, sister of the
bride, of this city attended the wed
ding.
Card Party
L . honors Visitor
members of the Wednesday bridge j jjono,. hgi* niece, Miss Jerry
c ub at her home the past week. .j Galloway of Anderson, who is visiting
Gladioli with other flowers of the here, Mrs. Francis Blalock entertained
season made a pretty background for
the games. A dessert course was
served before cards. Top score went
to Mrs. W. M. Shields.
a number of youpg girls with a rum
my. party Friday afternoon.
Two tables were arranged for the
games and after cards, cake, ice
cream, nuts, and cold drinks were
enjoyed.
Guests included Misses Jean and
Young-Caldwell
Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. J. Willie Young an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Amy Elizabeth, and James
Walter Caldwell of Laurens and Clin-
tom^The wedding will take place Columbia Visitor
Feted At Drop-In
Mrs. A. Wilmot Shealy, Sr., of Col
Sammy /fefair
Celebrates Birthday
Friday afternoon in celebration of
his seventh birthday which occured
July 4, Sammy Adair invited about
35 friends for a party.
The group gathered on the lawn at
the home of Sammy’s aunt, Miss El
la Adair, where multi-colored bal
loons, and flags made an appropriate
setting for Independence day. A long
table with birthday cover, napkins
and other appointments and centered
with a decorated cake was laid for
A*ne. McQueen of Lori, who were refre! , hments of ic< . cream a „ d jndi .
.1,0 vm.ng here^Mme, MaryCeth- vidua| cakes Ea(:h cMd a . a5 pre .
erine Anderson, Martha Wilson, and
Margie Ann Mills.
sented a paper hat and novelty fav
ors, in^ red, white and blue motif.
Mrs. B. B. Ballard and Mrs. L. O.
Hiers assisted the host’s mother, Mrs.
S. Y. Adair.
Informal Party For
Virginia Visitor
Complimenting Miss Margaret Belli daughter-in-law, Mrs. Wilmot Shealy, j entertained
umbia who was visiting here was com- j Jolly CHoin Clllb
plimented Thursday afternoon by her j (5 Formed Here
of Staunton, Va., who is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Robert E. Wysor, Mrs.
Ansel B. Godfrey entertained with a
coco-cola party Thursday morning.
Mixed arrangements of summer
flowers adorned the receiving rooms
for the delightfully informal morning
gathering which assembled twelve
guests. Coco-cola, sandwiches and
cake were'served.
Jr., with a neighborhood drop-in.
. ! group of young girls for her grand-
The guests were entertained In a daughters, Jean and Tony Nelson, at
delightfully informal manner and late 1 her home on Thursday afternoon. The
in the afternoon refreshments of sal
ad, sandwiches, cakes and iced drinks
were served style in the dining room.
A low bowl of masturtiums centered
the table and gladioli and zinnias were
Ginn-Bell
Marriage
Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Ginn of
Miami, Fla. announce the marriage
group organized a Jolly Chain club
with twelve members.
A number of games were enjoyed
with prizes presented the winners and
effective,, arranged in the iivin*
an en ' ice cream, white pound cake and mints.
Centering th« table was a low bowl
of roses arranged with other cut flow
ers. Punch was served in the garden
Mrs. Harwood Nelson assisted, the
Methodist Circles
To Meet Monday
Circles of Broad Street Methodist | hostesses in serving
, , Ch . 1 U , rch ?°fi ety 0f Ch ristian T S ? rv i c 9 e j The following officers were elect-
of their sister, Florence Lavinia, of will meet Monday afternoon, July 12, l ed; President, Jane Ray; Vice Pres-
~ ' ident. Tony Nelson; Treasurer, Hel
en Anderson; Secretary, Ann John-
>son; Program Leader, Martha Wilson.
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Miss Shouse, Bride-Elect,
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.Miss Elizabeth Shouse, whose mar
riage to Sterling A. Pitts, Jr., will
•take place Sunday, was complimented
on Friday evening with a party at
| her apartment on Enterprise street.
Hostesses were Mrs. Ethel R. Pitts,
Miss Doris Suber, Miss Frances Lee
Pitts and Miss Lutrell Oakley.
I Gladioli and roses were artistically
arranged in a low bowl on the coffee
table and elsewhere colorful zinnais
were used. The honoree was present
ed a corsage in the form of a mina-
ture bride’s bouquet and made up of
carnations and gypsophalia. During
the evening the bride-elect was given
a shower of miscellaneous gifts from
a basket decorated in white. Later
the hostesses served a salad course
! with iced drinks.
Dates Given For
Circle Meetings
The night circles of the First Pres
byterian church will meet Monday,
July 12, as follows:
Circle No. 1, Mrs. Lonnie McMil-
lian, chairman, at 7:30 o’clock at the
church.
Circle No. 2, Miss Martha Ramage,
chairman, and Circle No. 3, Mrs.
Frank Cauley, chairman, will have a
i joint meeting- at eight o’clock at the
| home of Mrs. John W. King.
The afternoon circles will meet to
gether with the Auxiliary at the
church on Monday, July 19, at 4:00
o’clock.
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Home Rites Unite —
Miss Doris Fuller,
Calvert R. Marsh
Simplicity and beauty marked the
rites uniting Miss Doris Fuller and
Calvert Radcliff Marsh on Friday ev
ening July 2, at the home of the
bride’s parents. The Rev. J. H. Darr,
pastor of the First Baptist church,
performed the double ring ceremony.
The bride and groom entered to
gether unatteuded. Floral arrenge-
ments of the traditional green and
white and white lighted tapers in the
ceremony room formed a setting for j
the vows. -
The brunette wore a dress of white ]
crepe with lace yoke and white ac
cessories. §he carried a prayer book
topped with a white orchid.
Immediately after the ceremony an
informal reception was held for the
wedding guests, who were members
of the two faimilies and a few close
friends. *
During the evening, they left for a j
short wedding trip. For traveling the
bride wore a cocoa brown suit linen
with brown and green accessories and
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Citizens Federal Savings 6- Loan
Association
CLINTON, SOUTH CAROLINA
At Close of Business, June 30, I9118
ASSETS
First Mortgage Loans
Other Loans
Investments and Securities
Cash in Banks
Office Building
$1,275,166.73
462.66
316,085.00
66-962.19
16,051.53
$1,674,728.11
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Share Accounts . $1,412,247.41
Advances, F. H. U B. ♦ 190,000.00
Leans in Process 11,546.64
Other Liabilities 214.12
Specific Reserves : I 1,046.57
General Reserves . 29,853.60
Undivided Profits 29,819.77
$1,674,728.11
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7 UP TO $5,000.00
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