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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
.Page Three
TheWOMAN’S PAGE
SOCIETY EVENTS, CLBMND CHURCH NEWS
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mittee announced open house in
celebration of National Book week
Miss Mary Jean Knight of Honea
Path, whose marriage to Murphy
I to be held at the library Wednes- 1 Timmerman, of this city, is to take
[day afternoon, Novemberr 16, from' pl a ce in November.
berger home here after the rehear- number of grammar grade and high
sal. school students took part:
Mrs. Darrell DaileyToT this city, was •'Quarantella'’ by J.mmy Y »ung.
hostess for a lovely' luncheon on "Two Guitars” by Mertie Ann and
3:30 until 5:30. | The bride-elect’s place was marked Friday at the home of her mother, Dorothy Lou:se Hampfar
Mr Pope spoke on “School Leg-' a tu ^ le b° w with streamers Mrs. James R. Davis. Sr„ in- Lau- "Romance ' by Rose Moore Net-
'islation” discussing two problems, knotted with silvered wishbones. A rens honoring Miss Jennings. The 1 ties.
one in state education and one in delicious course luncheon was served, eight guests for the occasion were "Tarantella’’ by Leanna Young,
state elections ; A shower of gifts for the kitchen was intimate Laurens friends and Mrs. “Dance of The Wild Flowers" by
also a feature of the party. lEichelberger. | Iane Todd.
i Mrs. Felder Smith of Laurens,' , * Ajf __ i "Prelude In C Minor” by Emma
Fuiler-Rutherford
Rites Are Announced
Of interest to friends and rela
tives here is the announcement of
the marriage of Miss Sarah Eliza
beth Fuller, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Fuller, of Spartanburg,
formerly of this city, to Guy
Charles Rutherford of Spartanburg.
Tuesday Club
Has Meeting
The Tuesday bridge club met this
past week at the home of Mrs.
Goyne Simpson for a number of af
ternoon games.
Bowls of roses were decorative in
A. S. Maxwell led the Bible study
from John.
Linda, Sandra Red
Observe Birthday
Linda and Sandra Red,
Mrs. Arnold Knight, mother of the
| bride-elect, of the Augusta Road
section, Mrs. Thomas Baldwin, Mrs.
twin M. E. Milam Mrs! Harry Baldwin
On last Saturday afternopn Mrs.
Gray.
J. K. Derrick and Miss.Derrick mi-. .. Ritual Fire Dancc - bJr Pa; Fow .
tertained with a bndge party at j ef
their home on Irby avenue in Lau-
,.rwu d au 8 hters of Mr - and M rs - Jack and Mrs. Ed King of Clinton were
The meeting closed with chain' who were five years ^ Sat _ among th
prayers and the-mispah.
the guests.
urday observed their birthday Fri-;
rens complimenting the bride-elect.
Clinton guests were Mrs. Eichel-
berger and Mrs. Dailey.
Anderson-Frady
Rites Announced
Of cordial interest to many
friends and relatives is the follow
ing announcement:
Mr. and Mrs. Collie W. Anderson
of this city announce the marriage
of their daughter, Barbara Eliza
beth, to Mr. George Wesley Frady
on Saturday the twenty-ninth of
October, 1949, Due West South Car
olina.
ns
., . . The rites were performed at 8
the card rooms where two tables 0 - clock in the evening at the home
i day with their playmates at the | r l Paonlo
kindergarten at the First Pre~,by- e
Iterian church. Attend Forty
i A period of games was enjoyed; Mrs. W. O. Derrick, formerly of <
and the group sang “Happy Birth- this city, was hostess at bridge re
day”. Later ice cream and cup cakes cently at her home in Union, alsem- . h Centenniaf sfreet
were served and each child was bling a number of Union and Clinton
given a Halloween horn as a favor.! friends. ^
° , yellow and magenta were arranged
{ Three tables were in play during in'the rooms.
Bridge Club ^ernoon with Mrs. Roy Gasque, An interesting program was given
» • k , _ • | Mrs. . M. McMillan and Mrs. Van with Mrs Georze Tavlor describifiz
Enjoys Meeting Jones winning score prizes. Others 1 the Brazilian port. “Rio de Janeiro,” i [ng Toom” where'a sweet'course was
Thursday afternoon Mrs. D. B. I from Clinton attending were Mrs.: which she visited many times while served in buffet style from a beau-
Smith entertained members of her; William R. Pitts, Mrs. J. W. Purvis, a missionary to Brazil. tifully aopofhted table adorned *.• -
card club and several additional, ^ rs - P- Wilder and Mrs. J. B. Ar-j Later, a salad course, coffee and garden chrysanthemums Elsewhere
"The Lost Chord’’ by Sara and
Jackie Pitts."
"Rustle of Spring” by Dorothy
Carr.
; “Minuet” by Maudie Young.
Mrs. Taylor Gives Sue Cooper sang two vocal selec
Study Club Program A short business session was held
t Wednesday Mrs. Wilson Har- with the vice president. Mrs Edgar
'as hostess to the Study club at Sadler, presiding The resignation
of Miss Norma Hallett as presided
Garden chrysanthemums in pink was accepted, and Mrs Robert Wy-
III was elected to fill the un-
expired term.
Later a social hour was enjoyed
i and the guests invited into the din-
were arranged. Mrs. Irby S. Hipp
won top score and Mrs. John W.
Finney, Sr., second high. When
cards were laid aside a salad course
was served with tea.
Mrs. Boyd Hostess
To Bridge Club
Entertaining members of her
bridge club Mrs. Hubert Boyd was
hostess for two tables on Thurs
day afternoon.
Dahlias and chrysanthemums
formed a pretty setting for the af
ternoon games after which a salad
course was served. Score awards
went to Mrs. Carlisle Neely and
Mrs. H. M. Wilson, a visitor here.
Guest prizes were also presented
Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Preston
Thompson.
Ella Riddell Circle
Has November Meet
The November meeting of the El
la Riddell circle of Thornwell Me
morial church was held at the McCor
mick home Tuesday morning with
Miss Lucille Smith as hostess.
The meeting was called to order
and opened with prayer by the cir
cle chairman, Mrs. E. A. Richard
son. Roll was called by Mrs. Va-
rina Betsill and answered with Bi
ble verses. After a business session
an article from the survey on “Do
We Witness For Christ?” was given
by Mrs. Hattie Blankenship. Mrs.
of the officiating minister, Rev.
Charles Arrington, pastor of the
Due West Baptist church.
Mrs. Frady is a graduate of Clin
ton high school and a member of
the senior class at Winthrop college
where she is prominent in student
activities.
Mr. Frady, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Furman Frady of Joanna, was
graduated from Clinton high school
and is a junior at Erskine college,
Due West.
Wednesday Club
Has Meeting v
The Wednesday bridge club met
last week at the home of Mrs, Wil
liam P. Jacobs, III.
guests assembling players for three! no ^
tables.
cake were served.
When cards were laid aside the
gladioli
feetive
and snapdragons were ef-
At the conclusion of the progres- hostess served a tempting salad plate, Lovely Luncheon Bv
sions score honors were won by Russian tea and decorated cake , . ,, •
Mrs. Davis R. Holland and Mrs. B squares. Joint HostCSSCS
C. Preslar. Floating prize went to Flowers of the season were at- Among lovely parties of the week
Mrs. Perry M. Moore. When cards | tractive in the card rooms with a was the luncheon Mrs. M. A. Mac-
were laid aside the hostess served a; lovely autumn arrangement of dah- dona’.d and Mrs. D O. Rhame gave
salad course and sweets.
Toyland Galore
At Cox Auto
The Cox Home & Auto Supply now-
lias, chrysanthemums, fall leaves yesterday at 1 o'clock at the former’s has its Firestone Toyland open and
As a background for the games and fruits adorning the dining ta- home on Broad street
white and pink chrysanthemums
were prettily arranged.
ble.
loaded down with toys and gifts to
Mrs. Bolt Hostess
A. R. P. Bible Class
For the occasion the spacious rooms
were beautifully adorned with fall ac ^ ’° chi.drens Christmas joy.
' flowers. White, pink and yellow gar
den chrysanthemums were used in
the living room and music rooms.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A7 Terrell. Sr The guests were invited int0 the
and E. A. Terrell. Jr., of Charlotte. dining room where lunch e° n
Guests Here For
Laurens Wedding
was
Mrs. Omar Bolt and Mrs. T. R. ... —, . . . , . . .,
Buzhardt were co-hostesses at the' N. C., will arrive today to be guests ser,,ed bufrom a P rettl - v
home of the former on Monday;of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Eichelberger a PP<»nted table with a central ar-
evening to the Ladies Bible Class for the latter’s wedding to Miss range men ^ o re rose, an d gar ^ e n -
Three daintily appointed tables byterian church for the
were laid for refreshments in a set
ting of vari-colored chrysanthe
mum's. A dessert course was served
before cards. Mrs. Gordan Goodale
was score winner for the afternoon.
of the Associate Reformed Pres-.Louise Jennings, of Laurens and * * ?
Octoberj Charlotte, niece of the Eichelberg- C ”L S
Tom Pope Addresses
P.-T. A. Meeting
Tom Pope of Newberry, Speaker
of the house of representatives, was
the guest speaker for the Novem
ber meeting of the Florida Street
school Parent-Teachers association.
A business session was held and
the committee reported $722.18
made on the Halloween carnival.
Mrs. H. L. Eichelberger, chair
man of childrens library com-
the
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was attractive with chrysanthemums
and gladioli.
Mrs. C. W. Anderson
Hostess To Club
Mrs. C. W. Anderson was hostess
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meeting, with sixteen members injers The rites w 11 take place Sat- Mr3 Ansel Godfrev assUted
attendance. urday afternoon November 5. at five w os . CS c e s in en'ertainins
The lesson on “First Steps in o’clock at the First Methodist n0S - esSes ‘ n . m . S
Prayer” was taught by Miss Mar-Church of Laurens with the Rev. ki,,-:- P||.k Honrc
garet Blakely. Later a social hour, Francis T. Cunningham, officiating. ***“*'C V*IUD nCOiS
was enjoyed and sandwiches, cook- Miss Betty Neal Derrick of Lau- Special Program
ies and cold drinks were served. rens, a member of the Clinton high >j« he November, meeting of" the
For the occasion the hostess’ home school faculty will be maid-of-hon- Clinton Music club was held yester-
or - - day in the soda! rooms of the First
Mr. and Mrs. Eichelberger will Presbyterian church with Mrs. E. H
entertain for the wedding party and Hall. Miss Ruth Bailey. Mrs. Hender-
out-of-town guests at a reception son Pitts. Mrs Roy Gasque and
following the ceremony at Lakeside Mrs. Hubert Todd serving as hoi-tess-
Country club. es.
Mr. and Mrs. Terrell, Sr., will en- Using the theme “Music In The ViT DO AI.L KIMiS o* PRINTING
to her bridge club at her home on tertain at the cake cutting on Friday Home”, Mrs. James Pitts presented —EXCEPT BAD
Thursday afternoon j evening November 4, at the Eichel- the following program in. which a CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO.
Rose colored chrysanthemums ~ j ~~~
were used in decoration and a re- j
fleeted mantel arrangement in a
:brass cantainer was fashioned, of
yellow gladioli and Mexican sun
flowers with greenery. <■ j
Mrs. T. C. Johnson. Jr., won high
score and Mrs. J. B. Arnold low.
Later in the afternoon a salad
course, cookies and cofTee were
served.
Century Club Meets
With Mrs. Anderson
Seventeen members of the Cen
tury club met on Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. W. R.
Anderson. Mrs. A. S. Maxwell, a
former missionary, gave an inter
esting talk on “My Years In Bra
zil.”
The next meeting will be held at
four o’clock, Tuesday afternoon, No
vember 15 at the home of Mrs. Ed
ouard Patte.
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Diane Teague Has
Birthday Party
In observance of her sixth birth
day which occurred November 1,
Diane Teague, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John O. Teague entertained i
fifteen little friends on Saturday
afternoon.
The Halloween effect was carried |
throughout in decoration, refresh-
»ents and games for the party. |
Prizes were won by Nancy Simp
son, Willette Asbille, Jo Ann Grif
fin and Gaile Campbell. The birth
day cake was cut and served with i
drinks, cookies and candies. Each'
child was given a novelty favor. {
Diane's grandmother, Mrs. John |
O. Teague, Sr. assisted in serving
and entertaining the little folk.
Long Branch Club
Has October Meet
The Long Branch Home Demon
stration club met at the home of
Mrs. C. D. Benjamin Monday after
noon, October 24, with Mrs. Charlton
Benjamin, Jr., and Mrs. Sam Comp
ton .as assistant hostesses.
After having sung the song of
the month, “Swing Low, Sweet
Chariot,” all the members read the
club creed in unison.
Mrs. Roy Harris gave the devo
tional followed by the “Collect of
club Women of America', which
is a prayer.
Mrs. McLeese Cunningham was
the winner of the picture contest.
A demonstration on proper light
ing of the home was given by Mrs.
Adeline Long.
Mrs! Joe Poole led the members
in an interesting game during the
recreational period and the hostesses
served refreshments.
Honea Path Bride-Elect
Honored With Party
Mrs. Fred E. Medlock, Mrs. Sam
Reid and Mrs. R. A. Kilgo were
joint hostesses at a delightful lunch
eon given recently at the Medlock
home in Laurens, complimenting
y daif
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