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Thursday, January 12, 1950
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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TheWOMAN’S PAGE
SOCIETY EVENTS, CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS
OF INTEREST...... . TELEPHONE 74 or 495 '
presiding. The project song was cloth, intricately woven, had as a
sung by the club and the creed read center piece a Florentine mirror, sil-
in unison by the members.* I ver % shells and stemless -pinlc-gTad-
Mts. P. B. Mitrhellgave the dcvo- ioli % surrounded by a festoon of pre-
tional. She read from the book of cious 18th century Malrnes laces.
Matthew find led in prayer. Koll was j Miss Wickham had rpodeled and
called by the secretary and each crea ted her party dress, of a lovely
memSer answered with “My Most iridescent green taffeta that she wore
i Embarrassing Moment.’
i] An article on Health' was read by
the president.
Putnam-Ballard Smith, Mrs. H. C. Suber, Miss Doris
- ! Suber, Mrs. O. C. Woodruff, Mrs.
engagement • James C. Dickert, Mrs. Adair, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.. Clyde Putman, of R w: Rolahd and Mrs - w - w - Jo hn -
this city, announce the engagement son - . The P r0 * r ® rn closed with the
of their sister, Edna Putman, to Ru-vj Lords
fus Ballard of Joanna.-The weddingi -After a business session a social
will take place in April. hour was enjoyed and the hostess
—: m -- served a salad and sweets.
without other jewels^than a string of
pearls. According to family tradi
tions, the young couple will be unit-
During a business session the ec j j n marriage at a very simple
JWSident stated that a card of thanks church wedding which will take
for the health bond had been re- piace^orr'Triday, January 27
ceived.
Finley-
r-Buchanan
Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Finley, of
Mountvtlle, announce the engage
ment ox their daughter, Rosanne, to
Mrs. Pitts Hostess
To Sarah Glenn Circle
Members of the Sarah Glenn Cir
cle of Broad Street Methodist
Furman Buchanan, son of Mrs. Rob- j church met on Monday evening at
ert P. Buchanan and the late Mr. the home «f Mrs. Ray Pitts, with I Honoring Miss Francine Wickham
Buchanan of Greenwood. The wed-,Mrs. Lewis Wallace and Mrs. P. B. am i her fiance, Gebrge McMillan
ding will take place in the late Adair, assisting as hostesses. Reeves, Jr., a reception was given
Miss Rose Lee had arranged the ; last Friday at Calvert House, the
evening’s program and gave the in-j residence of Dr. and Mrs. Edouard
troduction to “The Whole of Love! Patte. t _
The membership and citizenship /*L lirr L C\rc\e» MppK
chairman gave a report hr L li D j TS
Miss Dean, assistant-home dem- Inf ft n MlSS DUrOCftC _
lonstration agenA, gave an interesting Monday evening Miss Florrie Bur- Recruit Sellers left for Camp Lee,
demonstration on “Making Lamp dette entertained the Business Wom^ Va., where she ' will be until- she
Shades. ’ She displayed material and an - s c j rc ] e 0 f ^e First Presbyterian
braid for making shades. i c hurch at her home on Oakland
During the social hour a contest street.
was enjoyed and refreshments serv-^ j n t ^ e - a b sence 0 f \i rs Lonnie Me
ed by the hostess. Millian, circle chairman, Mrs. Kay
Mills presided over the business ses-
sioniThe-circle had as guest speaker,-
Party Honors
Betrothed Couple
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Mrs. Wm. P. "Jacobs, secretary of
World Missions in the auxiliary. She
gave - arTeVie^v" of the book, "Japan
Begins Again.’’ (.by William Kerr).
Later [a social hour was enjbyed
and Russian tea, sandwiches and
cookies served.
Local Girl Enlists
In Woman's Arjny Corps
Mrs. Elizabeth Falls Sellers,
granddaughtef^rf-^lrs. C. Q. Holland
of this city, has enlist^d-mjhe Wom
an's Army Corps, it was announced
yesterday by Major C. P. Derrick,
commanding officer of the Green
ville recruiting office.
Im'mediately after being sworn- in
SOCIETY TO MEET
The Woman’s Society df Christian.
Service of Broad'Street Methodist
church will meet Monday -affternoo i
at the church at four o’clock. A t
members are-.risked to be present
completes her basic training. She is
interested in medicine and wants to
become a medical technician by
studying at the arn>y medical school,
Fort Sam Hounstoh, Texas.
Uhtil recently she was employed
here by Moore's Dress Shoppe.
, 1 MclNTOSH'S
SHOE SHOP
Send Your Shoes To Us for
" Best Materials and
Workmanship.
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spring.
Bridge Club^Meets
With Mrs. Little
’ Mrs. John W. Little entertained
her bridge club on Thursday for a
number of afternoon games.
January jasmine and sidonia made
a pretty background for the two ta
bles in play. When scores were count
ed top honors went to- Mrs. Pringle
Copeland who was presented a prize.
When cards were laid aside a salad
course and cookies were served.
Mrs. R. F. Block
Is Club Hostess
A dessert bridge was given recent
ly by Mrs. Robert F. Black for mem
bers of the Wednesday club.
Three tables were laid for re
freshments and a sweet course was
served when the guests assembled.
Score prize for the afternoon was
presented Mrs. Edward Ferguson.
Bouquets ..of pastel tinted snap
dragons with potted plants added at
tractiveness to the card rooms.
Bridge Club
Enjoys Meeting
Thursday afttrnoon Mrs. Arnold
M. Cannon entertained members of
her bridge club.
Two tables w«re arranged for the
games in the living room which was
prettily adorned with pink cyclamen
and flowering quince. High and se
cond high scores went to Mrs. Posey
W. Copeland, a club visitor and
Mrs. J. B. Arnold. '
When cards were laid aside the
hostess served a tempting refresh-
^ment course of sandwiches, Russian
*tea and fudge with other dainties, j
Mrs. Eichelberger
.Hostess To Club
Mrs. H. L. Eichelberger was host-'
ess to her dub on Thursday after
noon for a dessert bridge.
Pie a la mode and coffee were
served at two daintily, appointed ta
bles after which a number of pro
gressions \yere enjoyed. Mrs. Thorn-
well Dunlap and Mrs. Harry Wilkes
were winners of top score honors.
Club visitors for the afternoon were
Mrs, Preston Thompson, \Jrs. Wal
ter Danhoff and Mrs. W\ R. Ander
son.
Seasonal arrangements were at-
tractive in the living room, and sun
parlor for the occasion.
Best Known
Is My Answer” as the topic for dis
cussion. Miss Jeanette Pitts gave
One hundred and twenty guests
including members’of the faculty of
the devotional. Following the pro-j Presbyterian college and other
gram a. business session was held
by the chairman, Mrs. J. K. Hasel-
den. ‘ -
During the evening the hostesses
served a salad course with Russian
tea.
Musgrove Club Meets
With Mrs. Bragg
The Musgrove Home Demonstra
tion club met with Mrs. Ray Bragg
on January 4, with the president,
friends from this city. Spartanburg,
and Augusta, Ga. attended the in
formal party.
The guests were received in the
living rooms by Mrs. Patte, then es
corted into a lovely sitting room to-
be introduced to the, honored guests.
Mrs. Alexander B. Stump then in
vited the visitors into the dining
room where refreshments were ser
ved by Mrs. William P. Jacobs and
Mrs. Robert de Dardel. The buffet
table, covered with an old Flemish
HOME REMEDY TO RELIEVE
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COUGHING
DISTRESS
Colds
Only Vicks VapoRutf gives you this
special Penetrating-Stimulating
action when you rub it on throat,
chest and back at bedtime: —
It penetrates to upper bronchial
tubes with special medicinal vapors.
It stimulates chest andback surfaces
like a warming poultice. And it
-keeps working for . m m ^
hours-even %#| W V\9
while you sleep! ▼ vapopuw
t
I’. D.IC. TO*MFET
The Stephen D. Lee Chapter U
D. C. will meet this evening’at 7:30
at the home of Mrs. P. M. Pitts.
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Little Boy Has
Birthday Party
Thursday afternoon in celebration
of his birhtday, William Bell, young
son of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bell in
vited .sixteen little friends for a
party.
Each guest was presented a party
. hat to vyear and myriads of colSrful
baloons used in decoration were al
so given the little folk. After a num
ber of games refreshments were
served in the dining room where the
birthday* cake with three pink can
dles centered the table. Individual
cakes with one candle, ice cream,
mint baskets, and novelty favors
were on each party plate.
Baptist Circle Meets .
With Miss Jamie Little
The January meeting of the Busi
ness Women’s Circle of the First
Baptist church was held on Monday
evening at the home of Miss Jamie
Little. Co-hostesses' were Miss Mar
tha Washington and Miss Minnie
Taylor. ,
Miss Marion Burts, program chair
man, had arranged an' interesting
discussion on "‘‘Advance in 1950.”
Those taking part were Miss Eloise
Miller, Miss Agnes Davfe, Mrs. R.
F. Sumerel, Miss Maude Sumerel
and Miss Washinngton.
A social hour was enjoyed and the
hostesses served cherry pie a la mode
and coffee.
Flowering quince and sprays of
ivy were arranged at vantage points-
in the living room for the occasion.
Mrs; Rhett Adair
Hostess To Society
Monday evening Mrs. Rhett P.
Adair was hostess to the Woman's
Missionary Society of St. John’s Lu
theran church for the January meet
ing. .
Mrs. T. M. Sease had arranged
the program on the topic “Love’s
Working Arm”. She was assisted by
the following members: Mrs. E. E.
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Sale Begins 9 A. M. Thursday—Many-Items on Sale Not Listed Here
Chicken
Feather Pillows
V
» Reular Size
8 Oz. Stripe Ticking
1.19
Regular 1.79 Each
Special! |
Shower Curtain Set I
Made of Beautiful Printed Plastic
Set includes Window Drapes and
Shower Curtains, 6’x6’
2.98
Set
Regular 4.98
Rose, Blue, Gold, Green
AlLStles *
Big
Cannon Towels
' 4,
Yellow, Pink, Aqua, Flamingo, Chartreuse
Bath Towel, Reg. 89c .
20x40
HAND TOWELS, reg. 49c
WASH CLOTH, reg. 25c
63c
35c
15c
CHENILLE
BATH MAT SET
1.00
Set
PERMANENT FINISH
Organdy Curtains -
3.95
2 , /2 yards long
8t in. each pair
SAVE! On Cannon
^ Muslin Sheets
Fine 130 Thread Count
» *
Slight Irregulars
81x99
1.94
Muslin Cases 1.00 pair
81x108 2.09—72x108 1.94—72x99 1.79
63x99 1.59 *
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Hem-Stitched. 18x18
Quilted Mattress Pads
Singles and Doubles
Regular 3.98 . 3.00
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PLASTIC LAMP SHADES, each 1.98 IRISH LINEN NAPKINS, reg. 1.00, each 69c
Reg. and Jumbo Size —^ -
PLASTIC GARMENT BAGS, each 1.69
Brass
TABLE LAMPS, with shade r 3.95
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Hot Roll Covers, each *..... 1.00 Cannon Bath Towels 3 for 1.00 Plastic Mattress Covers, each 2.98
Dish Towels 6 for 1.00 Cannon Wash Cloths, each
10c Plastic Pillow Covers, each
50c
Duck
FEATHER PILLOWS
2 for 5.00 Reg. 3.25
YOU CAN’T BEAT VALUE”
PLASTIC APRONS
29c each
Assorted Colors
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