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THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1949 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Pag’f Tlirw The WOMAN'S PAGE SOCIETY EVBIIS, CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS or INTEREST a social hour was enjoyed and the l and prettily decorated in the East- i hostess served a sweet course with! er motif using also the birthday cake puhch For the occasion the hos tess home was attractive with tulips and iris. TELEPHONE 74 or 156-W and candles. Each little visitor was remembered with a basket contain ing a bunny and candy eggs. After refreshments an egg hunt , was en joyed* on the back lawn at the h6me of Mrs. W. R. Pitts. Maude Hollis. Tiny coral bell cor sages were pinned on the departing guests. Lovely Seated Tea For Bride-Elect Stansell-Harker Engagement Godfrey-Gault of Engagement The engagement Payne for a number of enjoyable afternoon games. Mrs. Allen Draughon honored Miss Joy Godfrey whose engagement was announced this week, with a lovely seated tea on Saturday afternoon at the home of her mother, Mrs. W. Mrs. C. W. Anderson Hostess At Bridge Thursday Mrs. C. W. Anderson entertained members of her bridge club for dessert and a number of Miss Joy Two tables were laid for refresh- Youn S Godfrey of this city and Cal- 1 u - Mai awin. Lurmuun fine. ments and a sweet course served, houn Folk Gault of Bamberg, an- Purple • r ' S t he° 1 wL ^oom^norTl Pink and white dogwood with Later during cards, salted nuts and nounced this week by her parents, hall and in the living room floral (Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Stansell of purple iris in keeping with the sea-'cold drinks were enjoyed Score t ^ of wide interest. ,arra a J P p ’ ansios P we f e Laurens, announce the engagement S onal motif formed a beautiful back-i Prizes were presented Mrs. Francis I The bride-elect is the daughter of ^ tj ^ h d f P j low During of their daughter, Clarissa, to James 1 ground for the three tables High Blalock and Mrs. John W. Finney, | Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Blakely Godfrey eI . snaqe ...r. 1 y ‘ r:„-° A. Harker, Jr., of Atkins. The wed- score and floating prize jv^nt to Jr. -- of this city. She will be graduated — ding will take place on Friday, June Mrs. Goyne Simpson. A reflected mantel arrangement * n June from Queens college, Char- 3, at the First Baptist church in i jr aster motif was cleverly re- °f vari-colored, tulips, and irjs...with, ^ where she is a member Laurens. peated Tn the refreshment pTate, of fruit blossoms was used in the liv- of Alpha Delta Pi sorority. ! salad molds-In the shape of bunnies, i n 8 room and elsewhere mixed bou-| The bridegroom-elect, son of Mr | biddie sandwiches and individual QUfts of spring flowers added at . cakes iced in pink and yellow flow- tractiveness. the afternoon guests were invited into the dining room for refresh ments. The exquisitely appointed dining table held the wedding cake in the center flank* d by pink snap dragons. carnations and white light ed tapers. A similar floral design in pink and white was used around the punch bowl on a side table. The honoree cut the first slice of cake which was served with punch, block cream, nuts and mints carry ing out the chosen color note. Twenty-five guests were invited '■(Continued on page seven) If You Don't Rend THE CHRONICLE You Don’t Get the News Mrs. Coleman Hostess To A. R. P. Society Monday afternoon Mrs. J. A. Cole man was hostess and Mrs. George ers. Watts Copeland assistant hostess to UWight MOOOy ™wy r o( 0r th h e e AssTciai^SoS Celebrates Birthday Presbyterian church. ^ i M rs - D. L. Moody entertained for First Presbyterian church will meet Mrs. L. M. Wilson led the program her 300 Dwight in celebration of Monday April 11 as follows: | and Mrs. Marvin Gideon Gault of Bamberg, is formerly of Greenville. He is a 1948 graduate of Presbyter ian college, whecf he was a mem ber of Pi Kappa Phi fraternity, and is now athletic director of the high Presbyterian Circes To Meet Monday The Circles of the Women of the school in Mullins. The Godfrey-Gault ^wedding will No. 1, Mrs. Lonnie McMillan, chairman; Mrs. Almon Spencer hos-i ter ^ an church. take place at 8 o’clock on the even ing of June. 21 at the First Presby- on “Literature and Christian Educa- his eighth birthday Saturday after tion.” She was assisted by several noon members who discussed artisles from Twenty three little friends were tess at 7:30. the Journal of Missions. invited to enjoy the occasion. Mrs., No. 2, Mrs. Irby Ferguson, chair- Thomwell Women During a social hour the hostesses Clyde Wehunt and Mrs. Carroll man; Miss Elizabeth Wysor, hostess (;: V p Invplv Tf»n served a salad plate, cookies and Johnson assisted Mrs. Moody in en- at 8:00. VJITC uuYciy I cu tertaining the little folk with games No. 3, Mrs. Hugh Jacobs, chair- 1 ^he Women of Thornwell Mem man; Mrs. C. E tea. and in serving refreshments of cook ies, ice cream and candies. The pret tily decorated birthday cake held King, hostess, 8 onal ?hurch and members of the o’clock executive board of the Women of No. 4, Mrs. Tom Addison, chair- the First Presbyterian church were Wednesday Club Has Meeting I eight lighted^ pink' c7ndle’s~“Favors ma'n and ^hostess! entertained at a lovely tea on Wed Mrs. Felton Moore was hostess to;were baskets filled with candy eggs. No. 5, Mrs. Jack Anderson, chair- p es °ay afternoon, March 30. at the members of the Wednesday bridge man; Mrs. W. M. Walker, hostess. ^ orne ^ rs - MacDonald. club and a number of additional LutHaran Women No. 6, Mrs. George Blalock, chair-* Throughout the receiving rooms guests the past week. u IJ A *114 Pastel snapdragons decorated the nOld April MCGt card rooms and centering each ta ble appointed for refreshments were small baskets of spring flowers. A salad'course was served. man and hostess. handsome arrangements of daffo- No. 7, Mrs. R. C. McLees, chair- dils, jonquils, gladioli and other The April meeting of the Worn- man; Mrs. C. W. Anderson, hostess, spring flowers were placed at van- an’s Missionary Society of St. John’s No. 8, Mrs. Grady Chandler, chair- tage points. Lutheran church was held on Mon- man and hostess. Greeting the guests were Mrs. day evening at the home of Mrs. No. 9. Rock Bridge, Mrs Frank MacDonald and Mrs. A. M Cope- Three tables were in play dur- Fred Burnett. Young, chairman; meets 2nd Tues- land, Mrs. Bessie E. Godfrey, Miss ing the afternoon with Mrs. William Miss Doris Suber who. was in da y evening at 7:30 at the church. Frances Gilhs and Miss Inez Tuck- P. Jacobs, III, winning high score.' charge of the program for the even-i ' er ushered the guests into the mus- ing discussed ’The Church Goes On Little Girl Has ic room where they were entertained Mrs. Payne Fetes i In China.” During a business ses- b y M,ss Janie Stewart and Mrs. F ifi v^nirid. inuring «t Dusincss 5CS-1 -J Q * T a ~ p • » . < sion two delegates, Mrs. R. N. Black- DirfnaQy rQrry M. Stutts. Miss Sara Jordan and I UCSday bridge v*lub weldef and Mrs. E. E. Smith were Friday afternoon in celebration of Miss Dorothy McIntyre invited the The Tuesday bridge club with elected to attend the Piedmont con- her fourth birthday Barbara Fer- guests into the dining room where several additional guests were en- ference April 29 in Greenville. guson. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. frozen punch, assorted sandwiches tertamed this week by Mrs. Horace* At the conclusion of the program R. B. Ferguson of Columbia, en- ( and salted nuts were served. 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