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Thursday, December 22, 1949
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Pmee Three
The WOMAN’S PAGE
SOCIEIY EVENTS, ClUB AND CHURCH NEWS
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Dessert Bridge
For Cord Club
The Wednesday Card club was en
tertained with a dessert bridge last
week by Mrs. Harry McSween. , , , , . . ,
Evergreens, red berries and candles an ^ dressmaker suit with dusty
made a pretty setting for the three rose satin hat and matching accesso-
tables appointed for refreshmente. A lr,es - H <* only ornament was a gold
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snapdragons and chrysanthemur^s,
palms and lighted tapers. Sam Power,
brother of the bride, lighted the can
dles. There were no attendants.
For ber wedding, the bride chose
Groy-Vonce Wedding
Plans Announced
Miss Virginia Gray, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. L. Russel Gray, of this
city, will become the bride of Robert
M. Vance, also of this city, in a cere
mony taking place at 5 p.m. Tues
day, December 27, in the First Pres
byterian church. Dr. - W. R. Turner,
pastor of'the bride, assisted by Dr.
D. Woods, will perform the cere
mony. * '
Miss Gray, who will be given in
marriage by her father, will have
for maid of honor Miss Toccoa Bai
ley Wise, niece of the bridegroom.
The bridesmaids will be Mrs. George
Blackford, of Spartanburg, and Miss
Clara Barnes, of Charlotte, N. C.,
cousins of the bride.
Willard D. Campbell, of Columbus,
Lutheran church was held Monday the ceremony roorp.' . ' shaped decorated wedding cakes with
evening with Mrs. 0. C. Woodruff. Before the ceremony a fifteen min- “Inez” on one and on the othe^,
Mrs. Ratchford Boland, assisted by ute program of wedding music wak and placed on a l^rge reflector outlin-
Mrs. James C; Dickert, Miss Doris heard, which* was dedicated to the ed with fern. Tati white tapers burned
Suber and Mrs.' W’oodruff, led the bride and bridegroo/n on y&dio fcta- in candelabra. A salad course wa*
sweet course was served before cards.|P in : a famiI y h e ir l°om. She carried a.Ohio, brother-in-law of the bride-
Mrs. Hugh Jacobs
winner. .
was top score
white prayer
i white orchid.
book topped with a 1 groom, will be best man. Grooms
men will be James Gray Dunklin, of
! The couple left immediately after ^ auren s. cousin of the bride, and
! the ceremony for . bridal trip. | R 'f, ie » p V ° U "t e
! Following her ur.duaoon from the 0 oiluj
I Laurens high school, the bride has
trical work. He is the son of Mr
Mrs. H. C. Suber
Coro
Christmas Party
Odds Ond Ends Club jheld a secretarial position with the
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Hubert, p>j e( j mon ^ j^i^ance agency.
Todd and Mrs. E. B. Sloan entertain-j Mr and ^^Suber will reside here
^ d 1 . tl ? e / . 0d ^* * Ends cJ . ub where Mr. Suber is engaged in elec-
delightful Christmas, party at the * •
home of the former.
Traditional holiday decorations
were beautifully arranged as a set
ting for the party. »
A party plate with Christmas tree
salad, other dainties, cake and tea
were served during the afternoon.
Mrs. Betts Hostess
For Christmas Meet
The annual Christmas meeting of
the Ladies Bible class of the Associ
ate Reformed Presbyterian church
was held Monday evening with Mrs.'
C. Bynum Betts.
Adorning the home .were arrange
ments suggestive of' the yuletide sea
son with many tall tapers.
Mrs. Betts read a Christmas story.
Later during the social houp salaH,
tea, cookies and candies were enjoyed
and gifts were exchanged.
Mrs. Hubert - Todd - was co-hostess
for the occasion.
Eastern Star
Gives Dinner
Members of the Eastern Star chap
ter entertained their husbands with a
turkey dinner on Thursday evening at
the home of Mrs. John D. Davis.
Mrs. J. C. Pace greeted the guests.
Covers were laid for thirty at three
tables decorated with greenery, red
berries, lighted tapers and Santa
Claus scenes, in keeping with the holi
day motif. A three course dinner was
served. Later those attending were
presented gifts.
Mrs. Carroll Reid of Orangeburg,
worthy matron, and Mr. Reid were
guests for the occasion.
Holidoy Party
For Thornwell Circle
Miss Inez Tucker and Miss Luva
McDonald were joint hostesses at the
home of the former on Monday even
ing to .members of the Edith deWese
Lynn circle of Thornwell Memorial
church for a Christmas party.
Miss Helen Knight gave the Bible
study and three interesting Christmas j
stories were told by Misses Louise
Bagwell, Frances Gillis and Margaret
Williams.
During a social hour pie and coffee
were served and each guest was pre-j
sented a holiday favor. Later gifts
from a beautifully decorated tree were
distributed.
nelson, and P. Bailey Williams, cou
sins of the bridegroom. • ,
Lutheran Society
In December Meet
The December meeting of the Wo
man’s Missionary Society of St. Johns
program on “Cooperative Christian
ity.”
A social hour was enjoyed and the .
hostess served salad, tea and fruit | ^ r n ■ (’' , a ^ ner ^
cake.
A gaily lighted tree featured the
holiday decorations,, which included
evergreens combined with bright or
naments, berries and candles. Poin-
settias fashioned a centerpiece for
the dining table.
tion V.'LfaC. Mis if Mar
of Gteenville,»cousin of the bride play
ed’ the “Bridal ChoruSi” from Lohen
v Etta Henry, served. The bride and bridegroom cut
the tride play- the first^slice of the wedding rake ai d
Mrs. Ansel Godfrey, aunt of the bride,
[cut cake for the guests.
Mrs. Cally Gault, of Mullins, and ThrQughout the spacious home ever-
Miss Georgia Young lighted the can- K re ens. red berries and red burning
d] e8 . j tapers were suggestive of the yule-
The bride anc! bridegroom were un- " . ,,
together. The] “ A(Wr **. bre,kf».t the
young couple left for a trip to Flo-
■ rida.
Mrs.
Miss Inez Young
Weds Leonard Ledford
In Home Ceremony
The lovely wedding of Miss Inez
Young and Leonard Hubert Ledfcyd,
of Laurens, took place at twelve o’
clock noon Wednesday, December 14,
at her home on South Broad street.
Dr. W. R. Turner, pastor of the bride,
officiated, in the presence of the fam-|.
ily and close friends of the couple.
‘ An improvised altar of sprays of
attended and entered
bride was beautiful in a royal bhie
wool dressmaker suit, with cham
pagne colored blouse and gloves, dus
ty rose hat with veil, and brown ac
cessories. Her flowers were a corsage
of pink debutante camellias, which the
bridegroom’s father grew in his gar
den in Augusta.
Mrs. Young wore a black crepe
dress and a corsage of red roses.
Mrs. Ledford, mother of the bride
groom, wore a teal blue crepe, with
a matching hat and a corsage of yel
low roses..
After the ceremony the guests were
invited into the dining room where a
wedding breakfast was served. The
bride’s table, covered with a* Mexican
Ledford is the daughter
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of
magnolia, evergreens and tall cathe
dral candles in candelabra, against a {drawn work-cloth, was exquisitely ap-
background of white, was arranged in 1 pointed and adorned - with two bell-
GREETINGS
As the year is now drawing
to a close. I want to thank
everyone for their support and
continued patronage, which is
very much appreciated by me
and the Seaboard Railroad Co.
We wish you and yours a
Merry Christinas and a Happv
and Prosperous New Year
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Hotland-Donnan
Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Irby Holland,
of this city, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Sara Etta, to James
Earl Donnan, son of Mrs. Grover C.
Donnan, and the late Mr. Donnan, of
Wattsville. The wedding will take
place at an early date.
Miss Burts Hostess !
To Baptist Group
Miss Marion Burts was hostess to
the Business Women’s circle of tbe
First Baptist? church for the Decem
ber meeting on Monday evening the
12th at the college Library.
Miss Burts had arranged a Christ
mas program and gave a talk on the
missionary, Lottae Moon. A Christmas
reading was given by Miss Helen Nor
wood.
The hostess served fruit cake, nuts
and coffee at the conclusion of the
meeting.
Power-Suber
Wedding at Laurens
Beauty and simplicity characteriz
ed the wedding of Miss Lois Jeanette
Power, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
C. Power, of Laurens, and Gerald
Calhoun Suber of this city, which was
solemnized on Wednesday afternoon,
December 15, at 6 o'clock in the Pitta
chapel of the First Baptist church In
Laurens. The pastor, the Rev. J. E.
Rouse, performed the ceremony in the
presence of relatives and close friends
of the couple.
The wedding music was rendered
by Miss Lucile Owens, pianist, and
W. B. Etters, vocalist. Mr. Etters
sang “Because” and “Seal Us O Holy
Spirit”. Miss Owens played several
prenuptial selections and the tradi
tional wedding march.
The wedding vows were spoken be
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