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Thursday, February 2, 1950 THE CLINTOfc CHRONICLE Page Thre« The WOMAN’S PAGE SOCIETY EVENTS, CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST . TELEPHONE 74 or 495 - Shealy^Jr. of ths city. The rites took trte of NewbetTy high school an d ClinfOR Gets her' place Sunday morning at St. John’s Newberry college. She served as 4 J man to the bridegroom. The brlfte was dressed for wedding in an early spring suit of, Lutheran church here with Dr. B. B. May queen attendant four years and ! citron wool with brown accessories Goodman of' NeWberVy college, of- 1 was regimental queen for the V-12 land a corsage of pink roses. rficiating, assisted by Rev. James C. unit at the college in 1945. She holds i Mrs. kivingston is a graduate of Dickert, church pastor. .. ja position as bookkeeiper with Scott ,Clinton high sqhool. At present she White, tapers were lighted in the Auto Supply of Newberry. I is employed tyifn*the Hallmark Mfg. brass altar, candelabra and the Mr Shealy is the son of Mr. and! Columbia, Feb 1—Theimunicrpa. Company here. I matching altar vases held gladioli Mrs. (Lona Bobo) Wyman'M. Shealy | ities of South Carolina * ,11 receive Mr. Livingston served 5 years with and snapdragons. Tall floor-baskets ot this city. He wa’s graduated from a total of'$22*>,ftl4 th : s mon-h f-orri | the U. S. Navy daring World War of gladioli and snapdragons complet- Clinton high school and served in the ’ the motor transport fees, a jri.ag to State Treasurer Jeff Bates. The fees, which are paid to the South. $3,208 In Motor * Transport Fees Spe.-ial. to The Chi ni< • , Martin-Young Engagement Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Newman Martin, of Roanoke Rapids, N. C., ! II as an Explosive Ordinance Dis- ed the wedding decorations. |navy during World War II, spending " . — posal Technician with service in the bridal chorus from Lohengrin some time overseas in the Pacific ing room for refreshments A center- Asiatic-Pacific theatre. At present he was rendered by Mrs. T. M. Sease, theatre. Upon release from service Carolina Public Service Commis.->io piece for the dining table was fash-. 1 * a student at Newberry college. pianist, and Mendelssohns wedding he resumed his education at Presby- are distribu*e4 twice a year by th ioned of white mums and snapdrag-!^ a weddil ^ trip t0 Noi.h marc h was used as a recessional , terian college where he is a senior, state treasurer s office to the mur. ons and elsewhere in the receiving Carolina, the couple is now at home Ushers were Hamlet (Windy) He is a member of -Pi-Kappa Alpha icipal.ties on a basis 'Depopulation rooms quince and gladioli were dec- in Kinards, Co-Hostesses Entertain - 'Odds and Ends' Club Mrs. W. B. Tribble and Mrs. Charles R. Workman were joint hostesses on Thursday evening to members of the “Odds and Ends’’ club. Throughout the Tribble home daf fodils and flowering quince gave a springlike setting for the delightful ly informal gathering. Small tSbles were prettiy appointed for refresh ments and a salad course, coffee and fruit cake were served. Books were exchanged and con versation enjoyed during the even ing. Mrs. James Addison , Gives Dessert Bridge Johnson, of Greenville and Ed Sad- fraternity ler of this city. *-. , — Miss Peggy Wood of Newberry was Owners Asked To mai.d of honor *and the bride’s only ^ . ' p, ->» , . attendant. She wore aqua with Keep UOgS V-Onrmea Mrs Preslar Hostess Announcement Party black accessories and a pink carna- The police department is asking he motor transport fee- R-jj* . I Announcing the engagement of tion crosage. dog owners, to keep their dogs con- ton will receive $3,208 Cross Hi., bridge L,IUD Members Miss Margo Martin and Reese i Wyman M. Shealy, Sr., served as fined several days longer as a public *’“1 res cue Gray C . ur. Members of her buidge club were Young, Mr' and ,Mrs. J. F. Jacobs his son’s best man. precaution. Two m re dogs that were an d Waterloo $84 announce the engagement of their! ora H v e. Assorted sandwiches, cof-j ^ • fee and cookies were served with, other daintjes,-*-r—^' , ' , ' { ' ' Q\ ye Lovely Announcement Party uiauvc;. icu ^auuwiLUCb, COI-| - . . . daughter, Margo, of Roanoke Rapids fee and cookies werejsefved ? H OSteSSCS. and this city, to Reese Young, son of Mrs. Reese Young of this city, and the late Mr. Young. The distribution being m.el- * th. month Is #or fc me half year stfrtittg Julv 1, 1949 arid ending December 31. 1949. Laurens Drill receive $3,373 from entertained on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. B. C. Preslar. Two tables were arranged for re freshments in a setting of narcissus and flowering quince and a dessert course was served before the games. High and second score awards were won by Mrs. D. B. Smith and Mrs. Roy Casque. Bingo prize went to Mrs. Perry M. Moore. Mrs. B. B. Ballard was a club guest for the afternoon. Sunday School Class Is Entertained , Miss Keet Dixon entertained mem bers of the Junior class of the First Baptist church, of “7 which she is teacher, with a weiner roast on Fri day evening. When the group assembled they motored to Newberry Park where weiners were roasted over an open fire and served with other picnic and Mr. and Mrs. \tf. M. Shields en- Th e bride chose for her wedding bitten were killed during the past C ARD OF THANKS 1 wish to thank my friends fur ths many deeds of kindness shown dur; tertained with a buffet supper on a dress of white wool with a bolero, few days, they reported Monday evening at the Jacobs home a white straw hat and other acces- on Calvert avenue assembling about series in navy. She carried a white IN CHARLOTTE forty of the younger set. prayer book topped with an orchid Mrs. H. M. Young and daughter, in $. - m 3f recent illness 4 ' - For the occasion pink flowering showered with ribbons and lilies-of- Miss Grace Young, spent the week- doctors and nurses at Hay- quince and gladioli in an antique blue, the-valley. end in Charlotte. N. C., With their hospital, and would like for every - glass container were effective on the The bride’s mother wore black daughter anc^ sister, Mrs. Harry Wil- one to know how much I appreciate drawing room mantel, and pink with black and white accessories and hams, and Mr. Williams. They were the cards and Sowers quince and long sprays of green fol- a pink Perfection camellia corsage, accompanied by Mrs. H. M. Young,, iege were also arranged in a low The groom’s motherlwore a print- J r ., an.d- daughter, Carol, who spent container on the piano. ; ed silk dress with blacK topper, black the week-end there with her parents, The guests were 1 invited into the aird white accessories and a corsage Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Harmon. dining room where the Valentine ; of pink Perfection camellias, motif was beautifully carried out in; After the ceremony the bride and CARD OF THANKS the flowers and refreshments, which groom received the 9ongratulations We wish to thank each and every- were served in buffet style. Center- and best wishes of their friends in pne for their kindness during the ill- j ing the table, covered with lace over the vestibule of the church.' ness and death of our baby, Ola Sue pink satin, were two heart shaped 1 Upon their return from a wedding Ann Al^o for the floiivers and the Mrs. James Addison was hostess for a dessert bridge at her home near Joanna Thursday afternoon, guests being members of her card club. Several progressions were made following the refreshment course j food. with prizes being presented to Mrs.! -♦ Carlisle Neely and Mrs. Preston ! ki ■ \a/ CJ Thompson, a club visitor. |IVir5. J. W. rliiney Quince with other seasonal ar-i Entertains At Bridge rangements added attractiveness to! the hostess home for the occasion. Mrs. John W. Finney, Sr., enter- A. R. P. Class Fetes M r s - Earl Donnan - ^“car/rSms where five tables Combining a party for Mrs. Earl W ere laid for the games were beau- Donnan, a bride, with the regular tifully adorned with cyclamen and monthly session the Ladies Bible gladioli carrying out the Valentine -RAYMOND CAMPBELL. WE DO ALL KINDS OF PRINTING —EXCEPT BAD . CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. cakes with - “Margo*! on one and trip they will reside in Clinton. meals served. May God bless each i tained with a bridge party on Tues day afternoon assembling members ^a'^raVons “and stevia" tfed““ w“th of her card club and a number of lon ^ pink satin streamers . 0n the other tables were a single pink cam ellia in a heart shaped container, i After supper bridge was played. r Miss Martin’s mother, Mrs. Alfred class ot the Associate Reformed ^ch ^7 a^ f^r^d7^^' Presbyterian church met on Tuesday tallies." Club awards were won by evening at the , home of Mrs. E. B.. Mrs. Bailey Williams, and Mrs. Goy- Sloan with Miss Sue Allen as asis- ne L. Simpson with guest score priz- tant hostess. Mrs. R. L. Plaxico taught the les- e$ presented to Mrs. John W. Little and Mrs. H. L. Eichelberger. Float- son from a new study booklet, “Ev-’ ing prize also went to Mrs. Little eryday Religion.” | When cards were laid aside the During a social hour sandwiches, hostess served a salad and sweet cookies and hot tea were served. The course with Russian tea. honoree was presented a shower of ! m miscellaneous gifts/ j. i D 1.1. U *. ~For the occasion the hostess living wGlTS nOSlGSS room was lovely with bowls of daf fodils, flowering quince and an ar- ids, Va., was an out-of-town guest for the party. Miss Francine Wickham Weds George M. Reeves In Lovely Ceremony Of wide interest was the lovely rangement of gladioli. Visitors Honored With Drop-In Complimenting her mother, Mrs. wedding of Miss Francine Wickham dnd George M. Reeves, Jr., which took place at 12:30, Friday Jan. 27, at the First Presbyterian church. The; Rev. G. M. Reeves, of Spartanburg, “Reese” on the other^ and embossed Mrs. 1 Shealy is.the daughter of Mr. and everyone. with pink roses and decorated with and Mrs. (Susie Wilson) George L. j — —MR. AND MBS. G. W. GOS- tiny nosegays of roses tied with pink Sligh of Newberry. She is a gradu- SETT AND FAMILY. ribbon and arranged on a large re-, — —: fleeter outlined with tulle, roses and fern. Adorning the chandelier were pink cydonia and fern. A bowl of pink snapdragons was effective on the antique chest. Guests found their places at tables in the living room with the honored guests table decorated with an old fashioned bouquet of pink carnations, LIQUID OR ^TABLETS GIVES FAST RELIEF twh«n COLD MISERIES STRIKE PenneytsI WORK BUILT STRONGER ... LAST LONGER .... SAVE YOU PLENTY I THE To Study Club Mrs. C. B. Betts entertained the 1 father of the bridegroom officiated | Wednesday Study Club last week at at the ceremony. Sidney Denham, her home on Broad Street. j Presbyterian college choir’s organ- Program leader for the afternoon ist, furnished the wedding music and was Mrs. J. B. Hart, who told of the played before and during the • cere- history, people and customs of Paler-* roony. • He had selected a group of » . j mo, the Sicilian port, and the part beautiful pieces by Bach, Buxtehude Agnes Brodie of Florence and sister, p] a y ec j j n World War II. and Cesar Franck. For the proces- Mrs. W. L. Beck, of ^“SS.,, L ater a sa^ course, coffee and sional, the bridal chorus from “Lo- who were visiting here Mrs. W. G. j 30n j ;)0ns were serV ed. hengrin" was used and for the re- King, Jr., entertained with a diop-i flowering quince, daffodils and = sessional Mendelssohn’s wedding in on Saturday afternoon. A few friends were invited for a delightfully informal hour during which they were invited into the din-, If Stuffy Hose pink camellias were attractively ar- march. ippn Tonight ranged throughout the home. I o Mrs. Owens Hostess To Actaean Club Friday afternoon Mrs. R. S. Ow ens entertained the Actaean Book Ushers were J. K. Waller and Windsor Wilder, of Presbyterian col lege. Mrs. Robert de Dardel, of Geneva, Switzerland, was maid”')>f honor. She was gowned in feather- light blue organdie, with tight bodice and very ample skirt, and. she wore lelub and several additional guests a bandeau of blue flowers and pearls A little Va-tro-nol In each nostril quickly opens up nasal passages to relieve stuffy transient congestion. Invites rest ful sleep. Relieves sniffly. sneesy distress of head colds. Follow direc tions in the package. Try Itt VICKS VA-TRO-NOL at her home on East Maple street. Throughout the home spring flow ers were effectively arranged. Cen that matched, after the painters of Italian Renaissance, her necklace and ear rings. Her flowers were a tering the beautifully appointed lace, ^, ou<luet pin ^ « l idlol a tle d in a covered table in the dining room was ; 1 of t> lu e tulle, a low bowl of pink flowering quince.! lo\ely yoqng bncte- given in Mrs. Owen’s daughter, Mrs. Conway ™ a " ia S e b y her uncle, Dr. Edouard TwittjTof Rock Hill, poured coffee Patte wore a unique wedding gown which was served with a salad course, tiny poppy seed rolls and chocolate fudge in buffet style. Mrs. J. N. Dick of Raleigh, N. C She had designed and created for the ceremony an off-white satin wedding dress reminiscent of Old France. The fluttering, full skirt to ! was an out-of-town guest for the 1 ! he floor * was attached to a delicate- ! p ar ty ' ly fitted bodice covered wijh - ms To yw $estlwe.. gtvt th« World** Lovod Box* The famous WHITMAN’S SAMPLER ■ 1 pound And 2 pound sizes Sped*! Heart Boxes aad other Whi taw's Assortments attractively mapped for Valentines Day, 1 McGEE'S . DRUG STORE CLINTON, S. C. Father, Daughter Celebrate Birthdays On January 23, C. matching bolero, and a queenly Med- icis collar. Her veil, enveloping the shoulders and leaving the face un covered, was attached to a resille of C. Giles and P' arls J en ? i 5 clin! , her , to r s f de - /I 6 daughter Mrs C B Kueler observed carrled a bouquet of white gad:ota 1 haugnter, Mrs. c. B. Kugier ooserv ea nested in white tin and tuUe -birthdays. Mrs. Kugler and daugh- rm. o em t s f ters Ritsv and Patsv of Washing-; The Rev ‘ Elvin Jones * deart of ton N C were here esD^ially to Piedmont Bible College, brother-in- oniVrQto tho P y I law of the bridegroom, was best man. ceeftrate the occasion _ I Mrs. Edouard Patte, aunt of the ell manT/i orX college dWng ^ black taffeta with a hail, wUMhe presentation of*a three- : bolero 01 black lace P aslel tiered birthday cake he had made.' , .. . v . _. . , • . • After the wedding, Mr. and Mrs. The cake iced in white was decor- „ „ „ , , . , . , , , - .. Reeves received the good wishes of ated symbolic •> of the things which , . . they like in life. The top tier bore tbeir fnends m J^ e vestibule ot the the words "Happy Birthday". The ' h “ rcb ', A „ weddm * br * ak,ast '° r second representid Mrs. Kugler's in-, ““‘-o'-' 0 *" and tbe ‘"™ d - u “ , : late family was served at 100 Cal- terests, home, artist palette, and or- aV en U e the Pattes’ residence chestra, while the figures of air- ' er ’ avenu ®’ tft * mattes residence. planes. Bowers, Chevrolets and bird In tb ' . afternoon the young 1 dogs were used on the bottom for couple left by car. or their wedding Mr Giles trip ’ For travelin & the bride wore 1 ’ m a brown corduroy ensemble with a , pale cyclamen turban and a corsage MiSS JohnSOn Weds Of pink perfection camelias. Vernon Jesse Livingston rul^rd.’ 1 ^ mu£t™ luLutt Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Johnson of the end of the spring semester, they Kinards announce the marriage of intend to leave for Europe where their daughter, Nell Curtis, and Ver- they plan to remain for two years non Jesse Livingston, son of Mrs. studying in English and French un- V. J. Livingston and the late Mr.' iversities, in which Mr. Reeves will Livingston of Newberry. The double pursue his work toward a Ph.D. de ring ceremony was performed Sat-^g ree urday January 21 at the Methodist parsonage in Joanna by the Rev. Sanforized Army Twill Matched Sets SHIRTS 14-17 2.49 PANTS 29-Pi 2.98 Neat on the job—wear extra long—full cut through out for comfort—thrifty priced—MAN, you get all that in every one of Penney’s matched sets! Trou sers are cuffed, boaUail lined waist, boatsail pock ets, and bartacking. Sh^ts have ttap pockets, 7-but-. ton front, dress shirt collar and barrel cuffs. BIG MAC BIB OVERALLS 2.29 Big Mac denim overalls are bruisers! Sanforized. Bartacked for longer wear. 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