The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 20, 1949, Image 3
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Thursday, January 20, 1949
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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SOCIETY EVENTS, ClUB END CHURCH NEWS
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Broad Street Methodist church fromlj
the program booklet “By His Light 1
Shall The Nations Walk”.
The theme of the program cen- ( |
tered around home and foreign mis
sions work of the society and pled- j
ges for the coming year and was
symbolic of spreading the light of
Christ at home and abroad. j
Taking part on the prbgram were |
Mrs. J. V. Edwards, Mrs. B. B. Bal-,
lard, Miss Ann Blakely, Mrs. J. B.
Arnold, Mrs. John W. Coleman, Mrs.
Simmons-Swayingham
Rites Announced
Mrs. H. W. Simmons of this city
announces the marriage of her
daughter, Evelyn, to Ray Swaying-
ham of Anderson. The ceremony
was performed Saturday, January 1,
at the home of the officiating min
ister, the Rev. J. C. Sexton.
Mr. and Mrs. Swayingham are
making their home here with the
bride’s mother.
J. Roy Casque, Mrs. Lewis Pitts,
chairman; Mrs. H. M. Wise, hostess.ia nd Mrs - Arnold M. Cannon. Appro-
j Daffodil—Mrs. B. C. Presslar, I priate music'wa* given by Mrs. Ju-
i chairman; Mrs. Henry Lukstat, hos-! lia n Coleman, soloist and Mrs Nene
tess. ’ |D. Workman, pianist.
Garden Clubs
To Meet Monday
Units of the Garden club will
meet Monday afternoon, January
24, at 3:30 as follows:
Camellia — Mrs. Roger Henry,
HStuffy Nose
Gardenia — Mrs. R. P. Wilder,
chairman; Mrs. W. M. Walker, hos
tess.
Magnolia—Mrs. G. A. Burton,
chairman; Mrs. George Brocken-
brough, hostess.
Rose — Mrs. Carlisle Neely,
chairman; Mrs. Carroll D. Nance,
hostess.
At the conclusion of the program
a business session was held and Mrs.
Edwards, was appointed a delegate
to the conference in Columbia, Jan
uary 26. --
Joint Hostesses
Entertain At Bridge
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Mrs. Adair Hostess To
Bridge Club Members
Mrs. I. Mac Adair was hostess to
members of her card club for a des
sert bridge on Thursday afternoon.
A sweet course was served before
CHrcls i *
Two tables were in play and af-! 5 ^ WaS Tn ^ MrS '
ter a number of interesting orogres-; Jo ^ nso . n ai ?^ fl o atin 8 P[ lze Mrs -
sions high score was awarded Mrs. ^ rn K ld ' l . he aftern00 "
James Addison. Mrs. Carroll White' Co d drinks an d salted nuts were
Friday afternoon Mrs. Roger Hen-'
ry and Mrs. J. Elliott Law were|
hostesses at the home of the former;
at bridge assembling players fori
three tables.
A tempting salad plate with heart;
shaped sandwiches, other dainties
and coffee was served before cards.
After several interesting rounds high
! passed.
The living room was attractive
! with seasonal plants and flowers 1
and particularly effective was a |
modernistic table arrangement of
greenery and flowering quince.
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Shidy Club Meets
With Mrs. Jocobs
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. J. F.
Jacobs entertained the Study club j L4 - R a U w j n HosteSS
'at her home on Calvert Avenue. j ”* * *
Continuing the year’s program oni |0 Legion Auxiliary
“American Folklore”, Mrs. Jacobs ; -phe January meeting of the Am-
discussed folk music. erican Legion Auxiliary was held
The club was happy to have as T ues d a y afternoon at the home of |
guest artists Mrs. L. S. McMillian Mrs. W. C. Baldwin,
of Laurens and her daughter, Mrs. Following the ritual the
■ Ed Sadler of this city, who played
and sang a number of folk songs
group
was led in prayer by Mrs. Baldwin.;
Tench P. Owens, was the guest
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| from a prettily appointed -lace cov-
i ered table, centered with an antique
crystal container of calendulas and
j fern. A salad course, coffee and cake
were served.
Adorning the living room were
sion the secretary of child welfare,! 1
Mrs. Thomas Baldwin announced,
that the Legion post nad given $50
which was spent for needy children;]
at Christmas.
Later a social hour was enjoyed,
arrangements of Picardy gladioli w jth Mrs. F. M. Stutts and her group |
and flowering quince. (serving sandwiches, cookies and
Russian tea.
The rooms of the Baldwin home
(were attractive with flowering
i quince, forsythia and greenery.
Methodist WSCS
Has January Program
An impressive advancement day j
program was given Monday after- Rece( , t grideS Given
noon by members of the Woman s .
Society of Christian Service of Party By MrS. PrinCC
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J. G. Thomas
JEWELER
“It’s Time That Counts”
Complimenting three brides of thej
season, Mrs. Haynie G. Prince en
tertained with a dessert bridge on
Saturday afternoon. Honorees were
Mrs. Jerome Nor*on, Mrs. Jake Bre
wer and Mrs. Bill McKinnon.
Bowls of camellias and arrange
ments of other spring blossoms made
pretty setting for the four tables.
; Ice cream, cake squares, coffee, nuts
and mints were served. At the con
clusion of the progressions top score
award was presented Miss Dorothy
McIntyre. The honorees were also
presented by the hostess with gifts.
Mrs. Sprott Gives
Century Club Program
Twenty members of the Century
club met on Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. John W. Harris
on Calhoun Street.
Mrs. John Spratt, program chair
man for the afternoon, read a pa
per giving life sketches of the cur
rent president and the secretary gen
eral of the United Nations.
Mrs. John B. Ricketts of Green-
1 ville was a guest of the club for the
meeting.
Clinton 4-H Club
Holds Meeting
The Clinton 4-H club met Friday
afternoon January 14 at the High
school.
The meeting was under the direc
tion of Miss Susan Vaughan, assis
tant .county nome-demonstration
agent and was- called to order by
the president, Myrtice Rhodes. Af
ter the roll call a business meeting
was held.
Mrs. Long gave an interesting in
formative talk on flowers illustrat
ing with picture’s and stressing col
ors, blooming periods, and wild
shrubs which make attractive yard
plants.
After the meeting a number of
games were enjoyed.
Plans were made for a party to
be held in February in the place of
the regular meeting, the date to be
annpunced Ipter. ,
Baptist Women Have
Memorial Service ;
Monday afternoon at the First
Baptist church the regular monthly
meeting of the Woman’s Missionary
Society was held and a memorial
service conducted for members who
passed away during the year.
The Baldwin circle had charge of,
the program on “The Four-Way
Highway of The Spiritual Life,’’
with the following taking part. Mrs.
Hugh Ra>, Mrs. J. C. Thomas, Mrs
Charlie MoDaniei, Mrs. W E. Mc
Lendon, and Mrs. Shirley Timmons.
The business session was presided
over by' the president, Mrs. R. P.
Wilder.
Mrs. Clark Johnson read a tri
bute to the following deceased mem
bers: Mrs. R. L- P»ailey,'Mrs. L. C.
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