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y*+Jk~ ( it' Thursday, June 15, 1950 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Page Three The WOMAN’S PAGE. lard gave a buffet luncheon on Tuesday at the Owens home on Ma ple street. Honorees were Mrs. George Frady, magazine. Plans were made for the June meeting at which time alum inum trays are to be made. Miss Dean discussed attractive ways of s. Roymane Hamilton, Mrs. Joe serving party refreshments. As a i <r r 4 4 i * r t -♦ special feature Miss Miriam Don- nan demonstrated cake decorating McGee, Misses Jean Harris, Peggy Fvpntft duK and Chtlt'eli Npwft. Copeland - and Kent w y sor - , , E^VCIllOj V^IUM OI1U \^llUlh»Al Rooms w here the guests were en- Pictures of the group were made r cq) rm ir'nurkXTC n aq- ^tertained were attractive with a after which Mrs. J. C. Nabors and Ol iniereSl ft? TELEPHONE 74 or 495 I variety of summer flowers, roses Mrs. Junior Hill, the hostesses, ser Burroughs-Munsey Announcement The following announcement will be read with interest by friends and relatives here: Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Burroughs of Winnisquam, New Hampshire, announce the engagement of their daughter, Anne Adair, to George Park Munsey, II, son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett D. Munsey of Laconia N. H. A summer wedding is plan ned. The bride has a large family con nection here. blue hydrangea centering the din ing table. Five tables were in play v with top honors going to Mrs. Arnold M. Cannon. Mrs. James Wolfe was winner of 2nd score and floating prize. predominating. Adorning the beau- ved refreshments. itifully appointed bride’s table was ; a circular arrangement of garden- I i n /4n RnlnnH jias flanked by candelabra holding l - muu ^iuiiu tall white tapers. Assisting the hostesses were their mothers, Mrs. Robert S. Owens, Mrs. S. G. Dillard and Mrs. William Bail ey Owens. Each of the honorees were pre- When cards were laid aside the Knted with a gift as a remembrance hostess served a salad and sweet o{ th( , occasion course. Drop-In Compliments Popular Brides-Elect Observes Birthday Linda Boland, * daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Boland, J,r., j was six years old Sunday June 4. ’ In observance of the occasion she was given a party Friday afternoon. About thirty-five little folk en joyed outdoor games after which they were invited into the dining room for refreshments. Six glow ing pink candles were on the birth day cake which adorned the din- Birthdoy Dinner For Miss Carolyn Young Miss Carolyn Young, who was celebrating a 'birthday, was honor ed with a dinner Friday evening by her mother, Mrs. L. L. Young. Places were laid for eight at the prettily appointed table, which was centered with a bowl of Admiral Byrd daisies with pink burning ta pers oh either side, held in crystal holders. Blokely-McLeod ^ e ^ earso * Par ty A^drop-in^honorTnjT Misses Peggy L • After u the ^ lakel y_; M c Leod wed ‘|ing table. Ice cream, decorated in- arop in nonormg Misses reggy ^g re hearsal on Friday evening! Hi v iH ua l cakes ounch and candies Copeland and Kent Wysor, popular Mr and Mrs G A Burton and Mr i . £ P u „ canaies bride-elects, was given on Thursday “ r d M r l M ^Ro^taon entemta:'git’en^nOTelfyliuleni Mrf E afternoon by Mr, Geo_rge Fra_dy_at eded the wedding party and out-of-1 |ii ney Jested Mrs Stand m en- Bozord-Griffis Engagement the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Anderson. Roses were combined with other pastel cut flowers for decoration in the reception hall and living room. Central adornment for the refresh ment table in the dining room was an arrangement of daisies and lilies. Salad, sandwiches, assorted dain ties and cup cakes were served buf fet style. The hostess was assisted in the courtesies of entertaining by her sister, Mrs. Gary Lehn. Mrs. James Martin Bozard of Jo anna announces the engagement of Miss Jeon Harris Honored Informally Enjoyable among social affairs of her daughter, Doris Evelyn, of Aik- 1 the week was the coca cola party en to Kenneth C. Griffis of Homer- given yesterday morning for Miss ville, Ga., and Johnston, son of Mrs. R. J. Griffis of Homerville. Jean Harris whose marriage takes place Saturday, by Mrs. Marion The wedding will take place Ju- Milam at the home of her mother, ly 15 at the Joanna Presbyterian church. Seated Tea For June Bride-Elect % Complimenting Miss Ann Blakely, June bride-elect, Mrs. Julian Cole man invited about sixteen guests for a seated tea Thursday afternoon. an arctic central arrangement. As- Mrs. Ayliffe Jacobs assisted Mrs. j 901 ^ P art y dainties were served Coleman in serving a salad plate 1 s Dd e - • and tea after a delightfully informal 1 Elsewhere in the receiving rooms hour. i were bouquets of gardenias, hydran- Carrying out a green and white 8 eas and flowers of the season. Mrs. W. C. Baldwin. Mrs. Allen Draughon and Mrs. C. E. King assisted in the courtes ies of entertaining. During the morning guests were invited to the refreshment table in the dining room where a green and white note was observed in the floral adornment, the table having bridal motif, shasta daisies, fever few and magnolia blossoms with foliage were used in artistic array in the party rooms. The hostess presented the guest of honor with a gift. Mrs. J. P. Rowland Is Bridge Hostess Entertaining her club and a num ber of additional guests, Mrs. Jas per P. Rowland was hostess at bridge on Thursday afternoon. Gladioli, daisies and hydrangeas were used in decoration in the card rooms with a silver container of hoose with car* the diamond that tokens your love If yew dioote world renowned Pritm ' Lite, the 100% fuMy polnhed We* mond for your engagement ring, it will speek of love through ell your married day*. That it why, though it may be modest in cost, your diamond should be selected witn cere. Re member, color, cutting end. calrity, as well at caret weight, contribute to e diamond's, beauty end value. Our diamond eiperts will be glad to as plain in detail the feats that should know, and to help you find the she end quality end style of stortb that is in keeping with your preferences end whet you wish to spend. Stop in end see our selection. 'OU A CRIDIT TO SOUTH CAROilNA Miss Ann Blakely Honored With Tea Mrs. Tommy Hollis entertained informally at tea Wednesday after noon at the home of .her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Payne, in com T pliment to Miss Ann Blakely whose wedding took place Saturday. A pink and white color scheme was effectively carried out in the appointments and refreshments for the party which assembled about twenty-five friends of the honor- ee. Roses, sweet peas, hydrangeas and gladioli were included in the floral decoration. The tea table overlaid with a cut work cloth, was centered with a milk glass epergne containing pink hydrangeas gardenias. Miss Ethel Hunter served pink rose ice cream molds with cake, mints and punch. Also assisting was Miss Irene Hipp. Each guest was asked to write a recipe for the bride-elect’s file and she was also presented by the hos tess with a gift of silver. town guests at the home of the for-, tertaining and serving the group, mer on Calvert Avenue. i Bowls of feverfew, vari-colored i lulcctnt |c snapdragons and foxgloves adorned i ** l i_i the living room and porch. BfiogO Club HoStOSS A color scheme of green and white ! Thursday afternoon Mrs. H. M. was used in the dining room. The Lukstat was hostess to members dining table was covered with a ! of her bridge club assembling play- handmade lace cloth and centered ers for two tables. with a silver bowl of white carna tions and Queen Ann’s lace on a reflector. White candles in silver holders Roses and snapdragons shading from pale pink to red were used ! in the living room, and a mixed | bouquet of daisies, snaps and roses 1 decorated with feverfew were used in yellow graced the dining table, on the table, buffet and server. j Mrs. John W. Finney, Jr. won The guests were invited into the' high score prize and Mrs. Arnold dining room where a delicious sal ad and sweet course with tea were served buffet style. Mrs. J. Will Dillard and Mrs. W. C. Shealy as sisted in entertaining. M. Cannon, second. Late in the afternoon the hostess served a salad course, mints and coca cola. Miscellaneous Shower For Miss Jones On last Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Carroll DeVore and Mrs. Claude Monroe entertained with a miscel laneous shower and party at the home of tKe former, in honor of Miss Anna Jones of Gaffney who will become the bride of Harmon Bedenbaugh of the Wadsworth com munity on the 24th. A color scheme oh green and white was carried out in decorations throughout the house and also used in the refreshments. The honor guest was presented a corsage of white carnations and little silver bells tied with green ribbon were pinned on the guests. During the afternoon games were enjoyed and later a green and white umbrella filled with many lovely and useful gifts were presented Miss Jones. Green and white ice cream, in dividual cakes and mints were ser ved. Bridal Luncheon, Breakfast Precedes Blokely-McLeod Rites A bridal luncheon was given on Saturday at 1 o’clock for Miss Ann m an apartment at the residence Workman-Morris In a wedding Sunday afternoon, June 4, at the home of Rev. and: Mrs. George Anderson in Mount-1 ville, Miss Juanita Workman, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Work-1 man of Cross Hill, became the bride of Walter J. Morris, Jr. The Mr. Anderson, pastor of the Presbyter ian church in Mountville, officiated using the double ring ritual in the presence of relatives and close friends. Mrs. Anderson furnished the wed ding music, with a selection softly rendered during the ceremony. Billy t Roughton served as best man. and Mrs. Billy Roughton at tended the bride as matron-of-hon- or. The vows were spoken before an improvised altar of floor baskets of mixed summer flowers. The brunette bride was attrac tively attired in a navy blue chif fon-voile dress, white lace hat with navy velvet trim and a navy feather, with navy and white accessories. Her corsage was a white, brown- throated orchid. Immediately after the ceremony, rice was thrown by the wedding guests as the bride and bridegroom left for a wedding trip to Myrtle Beach. They will make their home Blakely by her sister, Miss Florence Ella Blakely who was maid of hon- and or in the wedding. The delightful pre-nuptial affair Baptist Business Circle Has June Meeting The June meeting of the Busi ness Woman’s circle of the First Baptist church was held on Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Lewis D. Simpson. After a business session the de votional was given by Mrs. Jake Holland and Miss Janie Little of fered prayer. Miss Marion Burts, program chairman, led the discussion on the topic “On The Rock Or On The Rocks’’. Others taking part were Mrs. J. B. McCombs, Mrs. Ryland Sumerel, Mrs. Simpson, Miss Maude Sumerel and Mrs. George D. Ellis. During a social hour the hostess served sandwiches, cold drinks and doughnuts. of Mrs. Annie Giles Bailey on 30'< S. Woodrow street. Mrs. Morris, a graduate of nurses training school, General hospital in took place at the R. G. Murphy I Spartanbur 8>. now hold s a position home which was lovely for the oc- I 0 ? 1 pursing staff of Hays hos- casion with many bouquets of early ! p ^ ak summer flowers. 1 1 Morris, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Morris, Sr„ of Clinton is a veteran of two years service in the U. S. Navy. He is now attending Presbyterian college. Blokely-McLeod The dining room was appointed in green and white with daisies and carnations in a low bowl forming the center attraction for the table. A three course luncheon was served. Marking the place of the bride was a gardenia corsage. w/^ j i- ^ A Guests included the following I »»CuOllig riCrG /K • members of the wedding party and i Lovely Church Event Miss Ann Newkirk Blakely of this city and Hector Robert McLeod of McBeer were married at Broad Street Methodist church on June 10 at 5:30 o’clock. The Rev. P. L. Bauk- night, pastor of the bride, officiated at the double ring ceremony. Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, organist, Mrs. out-of-town relatives: Mrs. C. S. Me Leod of McBee, the groom’s mother, Mrs. J. W. Martin of Puerto Rico, sister of the groom, Mrs. James Monroe of Latta and Mrs. Harris Covington of Hamlet, N. C., Mrs. J. M. Nabers of Columbia, Miss Hen rietta Gilbert of Cheraw, Mrs. Julian Coleman, Misses Roslyn Cas-jj u jj an ^ Coleman and J. Isaac on, Dorothy Pinson, and Sara Go p e i and soloists, furnished the Blakely of this city. I wedding music. Before the cere- At^ 12^oclock ^ be J* ro< ^n was host. m0 ny, Mrs. Jacobs played, “Inter mezzo”, “Traumerei”, “Clair de to the men attendants for a break fast in the college dining hall. Dessert Bridge For Miss Peggy Copeland Continuing a series of social func tions honoring Miss Peggy Cope land whose marriage to Robert Hays takes place this evening, Mrs. David Tribble and Miss Louise Tpibble Joint Hostesses Give Bridge Forty Lune” and a medley of wedding music. Mrs. Coleman sang, “I Love Thee” (Greig), and “The Lord’s Prayer” as a benediction. Mr. Cope land sang “Because”. During the Mrs. Billy McMillan and Mrs. ceremony, “To A Wild Rose” was Posey ,W. Copeland entertained softly played, and for the proces- jointly at bridge at the McMillan sional, the Bridal Chorus from J‘Lo- home recently, inviting guests for hengrin” (Wagner) was used. The four tables. j “Wedding March” (Mendelssohn) Roses, daisies and larkspur were was played tor' the recessional. decorative in the card rooms with an artistic arrangement of pastel tinted Queefl Anne’s lace and hy- entertained with a dessert bridge on drangea reflected on the mantel. Monday afternoon at the hbme of the former. Assorted spring flowers in pastel Native greens, white gladioli and magnolias, with a myriad of white cathedral candles, effectively deco rated The church. Score awards were presented | John S. McLeod of Anuerson sef- Mrs. J. B. Arnold, Mrs. Henderson ved as best man for his brother, and tints made a pretty background for is R. Holland. Pitts and floating prize to Mrs. Dav- When cards were laid aside a sal ad course and punch were enjoyed. jthe three tables appointed for a re freshment course. After several in teresting progressions Miss Lillian Dillard was awarded score prize. The hostesses presented the honoree jwith a gardenia corsage, a gift of | linen, and a handpainted tray. Mrs. W. B. Tribble and Mrs. R. L. Plaxico assisted in the courtesies ing Wednesday, May 24th in the Shady Grove Gub Meeting Held The Shady Grove Home Demon stration club held its monthly meet- j was maid of honor of entertaining. Luncheon Compliments Brides, Brides-Elect Complimenting a number of the season’s brides and brides-elect, Misses Ann Owens and Lillian Dil- club room of the school house. Mrs. Belk Cooper, the president, called the meeting to order and gave the thought for the month, followed by a song by the group. Mrs. Jim Evans gave the devotion al. Roll call was answered with a!of Kinards, cousin of the bride, Dor- favorite cookie recipe, found in a' (Continued on page two) usher-groomsmen were Robert Sex ton and Tom King of McBee, Adrian Newton of Raleigh and Harry Go forth of Rock Hill. Candles were lighted just before the ceremony by Campbell and Walker McLeod, brothers of the groom. Miss Florence Blakely of Dur ham, N. C., only sister of the bride, Her dress was fashioned from green marquisette with tight fitted bodice and full skirt. She carried a bouquet of old-fashioned flpwers with trailing ribbon of green, and were a match ing bandeaux of flowers. The brides maids were Misses Sarah Blakely To the Voters Of Clinton I wish to express to my friends and supporters my sincere thanks and deepest gratitude for.the handsome vote I received in Tuesday’s primary. For those who did not vote for me I have no ill feeling and stand ready to work together with our citizenship for a bigger and bet ter Clinton. t As a candidate in the second race on June 20, I so licit the continued support of all citizens. I feel qualified for the office by long business experience, and pledge, if elected, to give my support and cooperation to all efforts for the advancement of our city and community. L B. DILLARD CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR Pemey’s HIS DAY! JUNE IS* Collar Guaranteed To Outwear the Body! 2.98 TOWNCRAFT WHITE DRESS SHIRTS Now the collar on Towncraft white dress shirts will out wear even the superb broadcloth body. (And the smooth Sanforized broadcloth body has 220 threads in every square inch.) This new collar slopes comfortably to the natural curves of your neck. Will lie smoothly, look fresh the day through. Sizes 14-17. Men’s Short Sleeve Cotton Sport Shirts COOL! LIGHTWEIGHT! LOW PRICED! SANFORIZED! 1.98 Heres a cotton mesh sport shirt that was really de signed to keep you cool and comfortable this summer. It’s a handsome short slee'e model with a sport collar, and two button-through pockets. The colors are blue, tan, gfeen, gray, maize, and white. Sizes S, >1. L. 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