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Thursday, April 20, 1950 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Faffs Three % The WOMAN S PAGE . *, SOCIETY EVENTS, CUIB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST. . .77.. TELEPHONE 74 or 495 evening. Miss Pitts was presented a corsage and a gift of china in het chosen pattern. Mrs. W. S. Home assisted the hostesses in the courtesies of en tertaining. Mrs; Law Is Bridge Hostess Wednesday Club Has Meeting Members of the Wednesday bridge club were entertained last Week at the home of Mrs. R. Edward Fer guson, Jr. Iris, tulips, azaleas and camellias made a lovely setting for the three tables in play during the afternoon. Top score honor went to a club visitor, Mrs. Ed Sadler. When cards were laid aside the hostess served a salad course. Presbyterial Meet In Newberry Friday The annual Presbyterial meeting will be held Friday April 21, at Aveleigh Presbyterian church in Newberry. Registration will begin at 9:00 a. m. and the program at 10. Mrs. B. Hubert Boyd, president of the Women of the Church of the First Presbyterian church, stated all members are invited to attend. Lunch will be served by the Women of the Nwberry church for 50 cents and a nursery will be open to take care of children of those attending. Friday afternoon Mrs. J. Elliott (Law entertained at bridge assem- and the late Mr. Holland. She was bling guests for three tables, attending Clinton High School at i Graceful sprays of dogwood, with the time of her marriage. jlow bowls of pansies and violets Mr. ChUds is a son of Mr. and ' a L dorI } ed . the H™ 1 * room and gracing Mrs. R. T. Waters of this city. He ^ ^ wai * a .lovely bowl is a graduate of Clinton High of y el l ow and purple ins combm- School and at present is a member ^ Wlt b tulips and other spring fol- of the sophomore class at Presby-1 ia ® e - terian college. He holds a position High end second score for the pro- with the ABC Finance Company, gressions were won by Mrs. Jas- At present the young couple is per Rowland and Mrs. Posey W. making their home with Mr. and Copeland with floating prize going Mrs. Ralph Childs. to Mrs. Roy Casque. Late in the afternoon a salad [course, iced drinks and candies !were enjoyed. .The regular monthly meeting of the Women of the Church was held A. R. P. Members , Attend Presbyterial Tre following members of the lo cal Associate Reformed Pr^sbyter-j ian church were in Greenfwood to attend the Presbyterial held there % ' on Wednesday and Thursday of last week: Mr. and Mrs. C. ' Bynum Betts, Miss Margaret and Katherine Blake ly, Mrs. E. B. Sloan, Mrs. Hubert Todd, Mrs. Irene Todd, Mrs. George Watts Copeland, Mrs. W. B. Tribble and Miss Lidie Sloan. Bridge Club Meets With Mrs. Casque Mrs. Roy Casque was hostess to Presbyterian Women members of her bridge club and in i several additional guests on Thurs-.*^ KCgUlOr Meeting day afternoon. TThree tables were laid for re- , freshments and pie a la mode was Monday afternoort at the First served with coffee, salted nuts be-; Pres by terian church, fore the games. | Mrs. Hubert Boyd presided over Mrs J W Purvis and Mrs J B.i^be business session after which th-‘ Arnold were high and second score P ro 6 ram was presented by -MrS. winners and Mrs. P. M. Dennis of, Pian ^ Miller, program chaiiman. Manning, was presented a guest : Mrs.-Francis-- Blalock explained the reorganization of the Women of the Church. prize. Iris and Scotch broom were deco rative 4n the living room with a Mrs. Harry Nettles, chairman of mantel " arangement" of spirea and Spiritual Growth gave an inspiring Scotch broom flanked with tall yel- devotional and a short discussion low tapers. Pink dog wood was used in the dining room.’ * 4 Miss Virginia Ann Holland Bride of William E. Childs Coming as a surprise to their friends and relatives is the an nouncement of the marriage of Miss Virginia Ann Holland to Mr. Wil liam Edgar Childs of this city, on Sunday, April 9th at the home of the latter’s brother and sisterdn- law, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Childs. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. John H. Holland, pastor of Bailey Memorial Church. Mrs. Childs is the attractive daughter of Mrs. John R. Holland buffet Supper Before Pitts-Jarvis Rehearsal Tuesday evening before the re hearsal for the Pitts-Jarvis wed ding Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Pittv Jr., entertained with a buffet supper in the social rooms of Broad Street Methodist church^ Guests were members of wedding party, the families out-of-town visitors here for rites: A centerpiece for the beautifully appointed supper table was fash ioned of pink snapdragons in a cry stal container and elsewhere were dogwood with other spring flow ers. the and the IT PAYS TO HAVE A NEAT APPEARANCE Have Your Hair Cut Regularly at SI NEATH'S BARBER SHOP Joanna Square — Joanna Geo. J. Sineath, PropT J. N. Corley of that cause. Mrs. C. W. Copeland Entertains Club Mrs. Carroll White Copeland en tertained her bridge-club and sev eral additional guests on Thursday afternoon assembling players for three tables. " Iris, dog-wood and other season al arrangements made a pretty background for the games. Mrs. A. D. Salter won first prize and Mrs. Heath Copeland second. Later a salad course was enjoyed. - The hostess sister-in-law, Mrs. David Sadler of Rock Hill was an out of town guest for the after noon. Methodist Women In Business Session The Woman’s Society of Christian Service met Monday afternoon at Dessert Party For Miss Pitts Honoring Miss Frances Lee Pitts i Broad Street Methodist church with whose marriage took place yester-i** 16 president, Mrs. Lewis Pitts, day, Mrs. W. W. Harris, and Mrs. presiding. J. B. Arnold entertained on Friday evening with a dessert party, at the home of the former. Throughout the receiving rooms were arrangements of pink and white dogwood, camellias and hya cinths with lighted tapers. On the dining table crystal slippers, filled with dainty^pink and white flow ers were arranged in a semi-circle with candelabra holding lighted white tapers. Four small tables, ap pointed in pink and white and cen tered with camellias were laid for refreshments. Decorated cakes, pink heart ice cream molds and salted nuts were served with after dinner coffee. Canasta was enjoyed during the The devotional program on “We Would See Jesus” was led by Mrs. John W. Finney, Sr. Mrs. P. L. Bauknight was elected a delegate to the annual confer ence to be held in Columbia the 18th and 19th. Baptist W. M. S. In April Meeting The April meeting of the Wom an’s Missionary Society was held Monday afternoon at the First Bap tist church with the Patterson cir . * for your summer ward robe, a truly fashionable dress trimmed with etched lacing down the front forming two cute pockets — capped sleeves for added comfort — plus the latest in fabrics, SUMARA . .. crease resistant, vat dyed, preshrunk . . . found exclusively with Nardis of Dallas. Sixes 10 to 18 in a wonderful array of beautiful colon. $16.95 cle in charge of the program. Mrs. L. E. Cason presided over the program on “Presses At Work”. The devotional was given by Mrs. Ray Anderson and others contribu ting articles on the topic were Mrs. S. W. Sumerel and Mrs. Clark Josn- i son. Mrs. Joe W. Leake, first vice- president, presided over a business session and the meeting was closed with prayer by Mrs. Anderson. Eastern Star Chapter To Install Officers The James B. Parrott Chapter, No. 9, Order of Eastern Star, will hold its installation of officers Fri day, April 21, at 8 o’clock. All members are requested to attend. This is to be an open meeting and all persons interested arc cordially invited. The following officers are to be installed— Worthy Matron — Mrs. Eloise Jones. Worthy Patron—J W. Lawrence. Associate Matron- Mrs. Ludie Nell Reid. Associate Patron—Durward Mur dock. Conductress—Mrs. Sarah Powers. Associate ^Conductress—Mrs. Mary Taylor. Secretary-'-Mrs. Dorris Lawrence Treasurer—Mrs. Reba Murdock. —Adah Mrs. Cornelia Burdette. Ruth—Mrs. Eva West. Esther—Mrs. Evelyn McCrary. Martha—Mrs. Banna Braswell. Electa—Mrs. Mary Terry. Chaplain—Mrs. Carrie Copeland. Marshall—Mrs. Lucile Trammell. Warden—Mrs. Mae Snelgrove. Sentinel—Carlton Winn. all around favorite... Chaney’s Dress Shoppe CLINTON, S.C. — LAURENS, S.C. Mrs. King Hostess To Legion Auxiliary Mrs. W. G. King, Sr., was hos tess Tuesday afternoon to Ameri can Legion Auxiliary for the April meeting. Mrs. Wilmot Shealy, president, presided and appointer a nomi nating committee to select officers for the coming year: Mrs. George W. Bailey, chairman, Mrs. Ryland F. Sumerel and Mrs. F. M. Stutts. All members were asked to assist with Poppy Day sales May 27, and announcement was made that the (continued on page seven) • .1 V ; . $2. BBUIII! Sl.o UUEEKIf J. C. Thomras JEWELER “It s Time That «hunts” S’ JUIO Z£? y -.Z e 0UMo ^ U . you could 1 "’ b, « Here’s Real Value! j Y.2 CU. FT. IN THE SPACE OF A "4“ WITH A FULL WIDTH FREEZING COMPARTMENT by PHILCG! 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