The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 09, 1950, Image 3
Thursday, March 9, I960
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Mrs. Reese Young
Entertains Club
Mrs. Reese Young entertained her
bridge club on Thursday for a num
ber of afternoon games.
Daffodils, azaleas and camellias
were arranged as a background for
the two tables in play. At the con
clusion of the progressions salad
and sweet courses were served.
;of testing of wells was given by
Mrs. A. A. May and she read an
article on sanitation. It was an
nounced that a farm outlook meet
ing would be held at Musgrove
school on March 7 at 7:30. Special
feature on knitting was given by
Mrs. Larry DeShields. The ag
riculture chairman gave the goals
for this year.
A demonstration on “Salads and
Salad Dressing” was given by Miss
Dean, assistant Home Demonstra-
the meeting will be “The Prayer of tj on agent.
. . . Refreshments were served by the
8 k ^ W, ? e f and P unch were hostess assisted by Mrs. J. K. Has-
served by the hostess during a so- ,,
u *„ii : r elden.
cial hour following the program.
Stewardship Program
For A. R. P. Society
Members of the Woman’s Mis
sionary Society of the Associate Re
formed Presbyterian church met on
Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Stutts Entertains
For Thornwell Circles
Mrs. F. M. Stutts was hostess on
‘Tuesday morning to the Ella Rid
dell circle of Thornwell Memorial
church.
Music Club Holds
March Meeting
The March meeting of the Clin
ton Music club was held on Wed
nesday afternoon March 1, at the
home of Mrs. T. Heath Copeland.
Mrs. Frank Fowler, Mrs. Leland
Mrs. E. j-.. Richardson, circle Young, Mrs. Ed Sadler and Mrs.
chairman, presided over the busi- Robert Johnson were assistant hos-
ness session and Mrs. M. A. Mac- tesses
*,V* the min-*! Thc president. Mm. Robert E.
utes. Mrs. G. A. Black presented w m presided over the busi-
■fr' P ^ Sranl ° n . e'" 18 ° f i ; t " esl ness session after which Mrs. Le-
|from the current Survey and Mrs. wis pitt3 presented the program
Mrs. C. Bynum Betts.
Mrs. R. L. Plaxico concluded the A. S. Maxwell taught the Bible 1 Qn “Pq^ Opera” Mrs Pitts gave
Bible study for the year from the study from John. ; an interesting paper 0 n the topic
book of John. The March program, At the conclusion of the Program and played a number of recordings
on “Stewardship” was led by Mrs. a social hour was enjoyed and the; made b the or igi n al cast of the
Plaxico, the cause chairman. She,hostess invited the guests into the “Porgy and Bess” by George
was assisted by Mrs. Hubert Todd o inin B room where a congealed sa l* Gershwin
Mrs. E. B. Sloan, Mrs. W. B. Trib
ble and Miss Lidie Sloan who dis
cussed articles on the topic.
ad course, cookies, coffee and other i
party dainties were served buffet
style.
Daffodils and hyacinths prettily
adorned the living ahd dining rooms
of the hostess home.
At the conclusion of the program
a salad course and tea were en
joyed.
/
In the afternoon from 3:30 until
Tuesday Club Meets
With Mrs. W. B. Owens
The Tuesday bridge club was en
tertained this week at the home of,®'^®* ^ rs - Stutts held open house
Mrs. William Brooks Owens. I for members erf the Edith DeWese
Red carnations were decorative also inviting for the
in the living room where the tables i ? r „°P'‘ n . a , few addlt ‘ onal “■ehbor-
were arranged for the games. Mrs.; , n< i n n S *,a .■ ■
L. B. Dillard a club visitor, won l d ^‘' n . g „5 0 j m „ tab . le added attractivenes to thc card
high score and Mrs. John W. Fm- " as a 3 ‘.a’ ^ k "..rino >ho after™
ney, Sr„ second honors. Late in the flanked on elther slde b F whlta
afternoon a salad place, carrying
Bridge Club
Enjoys Meeting
Thursday afternoon Mrs. W. L.
Marshall was hostess to members
of her bridge club assembling play
ers for two tables.
A profusion of daffodils with oth
er seasonal floral arrangements
a the (
rooms. During the afternoon a
ai „ - a * j i salad course was served. Score
lighted candles. Assorted sand- , „
wiches nuts cookies oartv dain awards were Presented to Mrs. H.
xaw.vxv wicnes nuts cookies, party dam- L Eichelberger and M rs. Carlisle
a 4 o tles and coffee were served, the XT ,
served with tea and . , . ’ i Neely.
twenty-five guests who called. I J
Mrs. G. A. Black assisted the hos
tess in serving and entertaining.
out the St. Patrick day motif in
green, was
candies.
U. D. C. Hears Review
Of Hampton Biography
Wadsworth Club
Has March Meet
Mrs. W. J. Duncan with Mrs. Nene
D. Workman, Mrs. George Elljs,
Mrs. Ray Anderson and Mrs. J. Will
Dillard as assistant hostesses.
After a busines session Mrs
Frank Miller presented the pro
Party Given By
Joint Hostesses
Mrs. Roy Gasque, Mrs. Wilmot
Shealy and Mrs. J. W. Purvis were
hostesses at bridge on Monday af
ternoon at the home of the former.
Three tables were arranged for
of early
The March meeting of the Steph-1
en D. Lee chapter of United Daugh- , .. . .,
: VYL A , , The March meeting of the Wads-
'ru* °a C f/ 11 - e m thf hnmp n f w orth Home Demonstration club
Thursday afternoon at the home of , was he , d at , he home o[ Mrs ^
Workman with Mrs. C. R. Workman tbe gar ? as ln a tl n f
as inint hnsioss spring blossoms prettily combined
as joint nosiess. Y^Jwith gregnery. At the conclusion
The special feature on “The Art' , r ~v>
of Making Wall Placques” was giv- ^ thc P ro g resslons ' Mis - Robcrt
>• en by Mrs. T. R. Davis. Miss Susan WySOr ; r I 0 I n’tinT 1 Pd nn^^Tix T
Hall, counuty agent, demonstrated ‘ P ^
gram. Mrs. C. Bynum Betts read .. The Wheel 0f Good Ealing
an account of the Wallace House Health and Growth”.
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An enjoyable recreation period
was conducted by Miss Carrie Bell
Workman and later the hostesses
(House of Representatives) follow
ing the War Between The States.
Mrs. Earl Workman reviewed the
book, “Giant In Gray,” a biography serve£ j delicious refreshments
of Wade Hampton by Manley Wade
weiiman. Presbyterian Circles
Following the program a social . . . ,
hour was enjoyed and Russian tea,: | Q Meet Monday
sandwiches and strawberry short; Circles of the First Presbyterian
cake were served. - church .will meet Monday, March
13, as follow's:
No. 1—Mrs. L. S. McMillian,
chairman, hostess to be announced
later, at 7:30.
No. £—Mrs. Irby Ferguson, chair-
tess to hqr bridge club on last man; Mrs. William Johnson, hos-
Wednesday afternoon assembling tess, at 8 o’clock,
players for two tables. j No. 3—Mrs. Hugh Jacobs, chair-
jonquils, carnations and Dutch man; Mrs. W. P. Jacobs, Sr., hos-
Iris artistically combined to form a tess, at 8 o’clock
Bridge Club Meets
With Mrs. Baldwin *-
Mrs. Thomas Baldwin was hog-
pretty background for cards. A des
sert course was served after which
a number of progressions were
Methodist Circles
To Meet Monday
The circles of Broad Street Meth
odist church will meet Monday,
The following will meet at 4
o’clock in the afternoon:
No. 4—Mrs. Tom Addison, chair-
made. Score award’s for the after- man and hostess,
noon were presented Mrs. Frank No. 5—Mrs. Jack Anderson, chair-
Ramaee and Mrs. Murphy Timmer- man and hostess.
man No. 6—Mrs. George Blalock,
chairman; -Mrs. Marshall Brown,
hostess.
No. 7—Mrs. R. C. McLees, chair
man; Mrs. Henry Lukstat, hostess^
No. 8—Mrs. Grady CfiandUffT
chairman; Mrs. John Spratt, hos-
March 13, at four o’clock, as fol- tess. , ■ ^
j ows . j N6. 10—Rock Bridge will meet
Ellie Hatton circle, Mrs. W. H. the Second Tuesday, at the church;
Simpson, chairman, with Mrs. Jas. Mrs. Frank Young, chairman.
I. Adair. Mrs. F. F. Hicks will be ; —
assistant hostess. i Circle Has Program
PmfchVit' M^ M. t On Nocoochee School
Robertson. , - Mi ss Frances Gillis and Miss Mar-
Mayme Johnson circle and Louise garet Williams were co-hostesses at
Best circle, Mrs. J. Roy Gasque and the Turner building on Tuesday
Mrs. L. S. Reddeck, respective evening to the Edith DeWese Lynn
chairman, will meet jointly at the
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Purvis will be assistant hostess.
Thornwell Memorial
circle of
church.
Mrs. A. M. Copeland taught the
The Sarah Glerm circle, Mrs. J Bible study. An interesting program
K Haselden, chairman, will meet on “Nachoochee, the Presbyterian
at 7 30 in iHe evening at the home school at Rabun Gap, Ga., was giv-
of Mrs. D. B. Smith, with Miss .en by Miss .Sara Jordan.
Elizabeth Copeland and Mrs. James' During a social hour the hostess-
Puryear, assistant hostesses. es served a refreshment course with
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i Home Demonstration
Mrf e L BurTvL ho S ,cs S .oiClub Meeting Held
the Woman’s Missionary Society of
St. John’s Lutheran church for the
March meeting on Monday evening.
Mrs. Henry C. Suber who had ar
ranged the program on “Americans
Grow Older” conducted the devo
tional. Also contributing articles
on the homes that the church pro
vides for the older people, were
Mrs. James C. Dickert, Mrs. Katch-
ford Boland, Mrs. Rhett Adair and
Miss Doris Suber.
—Plans were made for the.. “Week
Of Prayer and Self Denial”, obser
vance to be held on Monday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Boland
and Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. 6. C. Woodruff. Topic for
The Musgrove Home Demonstra
tion club held its regular meeting
with Mrs. E. F. Anderson on March
1st with the president in charge.
Project song “Spring Morning”
was sung by the club.
Mrs. G. G. Wrenn gave the de
votional. She read the 15th Psalm
and led in prayer. jr
The roll was called with each I
member answering with the recipe
they l^ed best in their club cook
book. Minutes were read by the
secretary. Miss Blanche Cox.
During a business period an- |
nouncements were made concern-!
ing the pressure cooker meeting on>^
March 10 at Laurens. A discussion
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