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Thursday, July 13, 1950 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Page Three The WOMJWS PAGE * Society Events, Club and Church News of Interest % TELEPHONE 74 or 495 Miss Heatherly Given Kitchen Shower In honor of Miss Doris Heatherly, bride-elect of August, a kitchen shower was given at the home of Mrs. Furman Buchanan on Saturday evening. Games and contests were enjoyed during the evening. The living room was decorated with lovely arrangements of gladioli. A salad course with sandwiches, cake and punch was served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Frank Simpson and Mrs. Robert Cox. Many useful gifts were presented the honor guest, in addition to a cor sage of pink carnations. Mrs. Owens Is Bridge Hostess Mrs. William Bailey Owens enter tained her bridge club and a num ber of additional guests on Thurs day morning. Three tables were arranged for the games in a colorful setting of zin nias, gladioli and dahlias. Mrs. Henry C. Britt a visitor, won top score honor. Mrs. Bynum Poe of Rock Hill, was also a club guest. At noon luncheon was served. Bourne of Greenwood, would be the guest speaker at the August meet ing, which will be held jointly. Mr*. Runyan Will Address Baptist Group Mrs. Farrell Runyan, missionary to Africa, will be the guest speak er for the regular monthly meeting of the Woman’s missionary Society of the First Baptist church on Mon day afternoon July 17 at 4 o’clock. sion the hostesses served a salad ed members of the “Odds and course with sandwiches, punch and Ends.” Book club for the last meet- individual cakes. mg before fall. ■> f • Throughout the rooms where the Brimm-Gregory guests enjoyed a delightfully in- * W v i formal hour mixed garden flowers Announcement were prettily arranged. During the William H. Lightfoot of Venice,!evening salad and sweet courses Florida, announces the engagement, were served with tea. of his mother, Mrs. Lilia Herndon' ^ Brimm, to Alfred Gregory of Bath, VqWS Spoken In England and Sulphur Springs, Fla. i /■* ! The wedding ceremony will take C ')“ rch Ceremony place early in July in Tampa, Fla.' Th , c m j r ™ ge of „ Mlss E J a , Joyc ^ I Mrs. Brimm has been a resident of Eand and Tayloi \ of Williston for the past Two years, i Umon ’ was solemnized on Saturday | -. evening, June 10, 8:30 o’clock at She is a former resident of this, Buffalo Baptist church in Buf- city and her many friends here who will be interested in the announce ment of her approaching marriage. A. R. P. Group Has Foreign Mission Program falo The church altar was decorateJ with palms, against a background of white, traced with plumosus fern. In the center and one each side of the altar was placed large baskets of i j white gladioli and fern. White tap- Joint Hostesses For.Church Circle The Sara Glenn circle of Broad Street Methodist church met Mon day evening at the home of Mrs. Tan Ray with Mrs. T. C. Ray and Miss Katrine Martin, assistant hos tesses. Mrs. Julian Coleman gave an in teresting program on “Never Again Such Insecurity”—a story of the New Jewish nation, Israel. The devotion al was given by Miss Elizabeth Cope land. Following the short business ses- The July meeting of the Worn- ers burned in candelabra at front and an’s Missionary Society of the As- back of the altar and pews for spec- sociate Reformed Presbyterian ial guests were marked with horse church was held Monday afternoon shoes covered with white and tied July 3 at the churth. with ribbon, gladioli and fern. j Miss Margaret Blakely, the cause The wedding music was presented secretary, led the foreign mission by Mack Israel, organist, and John- program with several members con- n y Buchanan, Mrs. Harold Lawson* tributing articles from the Journal} WiTiram West, and Mrs. Paul Vernon, of Missions. vocalists. The bridesmaids were Mrs. Jim Nichols and Mrs. Curt Fowler of [Union; Misses Emily and Betty Tay- i lor of Shelton: Miss Doris Sprouse of Buffalo, and Miss Mildred How- | ell of Union. The bridesmaids wore gowns of blue marquisette over blue taffeta. The bodice was cut with drop shoulder neckline. They car- i Mrs. R. L. Plaxico gave the Bible i lessen on prayers of the Bible. Odds and Ends Club Entertained Tuesday Tuesday evening Misses Margar et and Catherine Blakely entertain- ried nosegays of yellow carnations and bfue deloinjum and yellow rib- I bon. The junior bridesmaids were Misses Jackie Franks o; Clinton, and. Misses Alice Tamsburg of Charles-j ton, cousins of tne bride. The ma tron of honor Mrs. Evans A. Good win of Mullins, sister of the bride and maid of honor, Miss Barbara Evans of Buffalo, The junior brides maids end matron of honor and maid | of honor worje gown? of yellow mar- qui c et:e over yellow taffe’a feaUir- ing a drop shoulder ne.'klme. Their nosegays were yell, w , f.fnations and blue delphinium with blue ribbon. The flower girl was Miss Reda Hagins of Abbeville, a cousin of tne bride. Sne wore a oiue marquisette gown with fitted bodice featuring a round ne-ckline. Her veil was blue marquisette held with orange blos soms in halo fashion to her hair. The ring bearer was little Evan? A. Good in, III, nephew- of the bride. Joe E Land, the bride’s only broth er, escorted her to the altar and gave her in marriage. The bride groom had as best man his father, Thomas C. Taylor, of Shelton. The bride wore a gown of white satin featuring a sweetheart neck- i line of seed pearl? The lilted bo dice buttoned down the back ex tended into a full skirb-with bustle effect sweeping into a cathedral tram S \e wore a finger-tip veil of white .-ilk illusion and a halo of or ange bloss- ms and seed pearls held the ve*l to the bride’s hair. He, bouquet wa- white carnations and a wnite orenid marked the center For her daughter’s marriage Mrs. chiffon with a corsage of red roses. The bridegroom’s mother wore a gown of light blue crepe with a cor sage of red roses. Immediately following the wedding a reception was given in tne dining room of the church. Following the reception, the coup le left for Daytona Beach, Fla. The bade wore a beige suit with brown and green accessories, green hat trimmed with nylon bow and flow ers. Her corsage was a white orchid. Upon returning the newly weds will reside at their home on Hillcrest Drive, in Union. i : : Joe E Lend wore a gown of aqua Card of Thanks I wish to thank the vot ers of Laurens County for the handsome vote received Tuesday in my race for County Commissioner. By the results, I will en ter the second race !,on July 25. I solicit a continuation of your support and good will in my race and prom ise an efficient and impar tial service to all parts of the county, if elected. Clyde G. Jones Candidate for COMMISSIONER 4 Informal Parties Honor Visitor Complimenting Mrs. Henry C. Britt, who is visiting her sister-in- law, Mrs. W. R. Anderson, a num ber of informal gatherings have been given. • , On Saturday morning, Mrs. An derson invited a few neighbors to meet Mrs. Britt. Mrs. H. L. Eichelberger was hos tess on Tuesday afternoon for a coca cola party honoring the visitor. Lt. Col. Britt who is being trans ferred from Fort Lewis, Wash, to Fort Bragg, N. C. also spent the week-end here. The Britts have two children, Sally and Peter. Lutheran Society In July Meeting The July meeting oi the Woman’s Missionary Society of St. John’s Lu theran church was held on Monday evening the 3rd at the home of Mrs. W. M. Perdue, Sx. Mrs. James C. Dickert rendered the program on "Migrants—A Crit ical Problem”, closing with prayer. Later a social hour was enjoyed and the hostess served a refreshment course. Compliment Paid Miss Jean Copeland A charming compliment was paid Miss Jean Copeland, bride-elect, Fri- aay evening, when Mrs. Charles Hj11:.>, Jr., and Mrs. James Jacks entertained in her honor A he home of the former. Upon arrival the hon- oree was presented a corsage. A green and white motif was ef fectively carried out for the party both in decorations ana refreshments. Games and contest- were enjoyed after whicn the hostesses served a salau and sweet course with punch. Later in the evening the bride- elect was given a shower of miscel laneous gifts which were opened and passed. Guests for the occasion included fifteen of Miss Copeland’s friends, with Miss Lucy Eady of Florence an out-of-town visitor. Lovely Party Given For Bride-Elect A lovely party was given by Mrs. David Word and Miss Marie Weir at the home of the former Friday eve ning honoring Miss Doris Heatherly who will be married August 5 to Guy A. Tumblin. Beautiful arrangements of gladioli, roses and other summer flowers were i used in the living and dining rooms and in the den. Upon arrival Miss Heatherly was presented a corsage of gardenias. Each guest was asked to write a wish for the bride and a favorite recipe, after which the hostess presented 1 these to the bride-elect in book form. Dish towels were hemmed and also presented to the bride-elect. The guests were invited into the dining room where a salad course, sandwiches, punch and cookies were served buffet style. The prettily appointed table was laid with a cloth of white organdy over pink with a lovely arrangement of pink carna tions, pink candles and ribbons with a miniature bride and four brides maids. The bride-elect was also given a hope chest gift. Church Circles Hold Meeting The circles of Broad Street Meth odist church and Woman’s Society of Christian Service met jointly Monday afternoon at the church, with the president, Mrs. Lewis in charge. The devotional was given by Mrs. John W. Coleman and an interesting program on “The New Nation, Israel”, was given by Mrs. Edgar Blakely. It was announced during the short business session that the Con ference president, Mrs. Helen SOLID BRASS FINIAl . 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