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\ I* Thursday, October 12, 1950 / THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Paae Three The WOMAN’S PAGE Society Events, Club and Church News K of Interest TELEPHONE 74 or 495 American Legion To Meet Tuesday The American Legion auxiliary will meet Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 17, at 4 o’clock at the home of Mrs. G. A. Burton. Guest speaker will be C. A. Sea- wright, of Laurens who will address the group on “Education of War Or phans.” Co-Hostesses For Baptist Meeting Miss Elizabeth Adams and Miss Eloise Miller were co-hostesses, to the Baptist Business Woman’s cir cle on Monday evening at the W. J. Crews home. Mrs. S. W. Sumerel brought the message to the group on “Tithing” and Miss Agnes Davis, program chairman, led the devotional. At the conclusion of the program a social hour was held and pie and coffee were served. corsage was a white orchid from her wedding bouquet. Mrs. Adair was graduated from of the program, reviewed a number’Major and Mrs. Robert Lamb, sol- of border Battles of the War Be- [ oist. tween The States. . 1 The bride was given in marriage Later a social hour was enjoyed ^ ^ er ^ at ^ er - Shie wore a gown of. and the hostese and assistant hos- whlte * 0<kle ? s ^ce fashioned with a clint on high school and Furman un- tesses, Mrs. Joe W Leake and Miss * cro11 motif a PP li <lued on the net iversity. i ■ Agnes Davis, served hot punch, yoke > and a fltted h** 1 * 6 ® at °P a f oll sandwiches, and cookies. skirt and tram - Her veil of imported For the occasion autumn flowers 1 in artistic array added color and IriSv, P r „ “ ‘ charm to the hostess home. lbndes roses and orchlds - Mr. Adair was graduated from Clinton high school and Clemson col lege, and is engaged in farming. The young couple will make their home here. Elsewhere were pyracantha berries and bouquets of dahlias. October Meeting Sara Glenn Circle The October meeting of the Sara Glenn circle of Broad Street Metho dist church was held on Monday eve ning at the home of Mrs. John G. Pitts. Associate hostesses were Mrs. W. S. Horne, Miss Elizabeth Cope land and Mrs. J. E. Wolfe. Miss Rose Lee, circle chairman, presided. The program entitled “Methodist ( Medical Work Overseas” was led by Mrs. D. B. Smith, assist ed by Mrs. W. M. Hughes who gave the meditation. During the evening the hostesses served a sweet course. sage to wear and a shower of mis- ♦ Miss Jocelyn Hollingsworth, of cellaneous gifts. Later a salad course, R r jJ fl p Club Cross Hill, sister of the bride was cakes and Russian tea were served. V»IUD maid of honor. She wore a shrimp Many autumn arrangements at |$ Entertained satin gown styled with portrait neck- vantage points in the home made a: Members of Mrs J F Jacobs' line ’ fitted bodice and skirt. Her pretty background for the event. On bridge club were entertained at h flowers were bronze chrysanthemums the piano and mantels pine was used home on Thursday afternoon by her tied with bronze ribbon, with magnolia leaves and crotelaria. daughter> M rs. W. M. Shields. As a background for cards the fall J motif was carried out with a hand- grc ^ >m ’ ^ 1 /. s < % a , r ?I yn R ^ T odes > of ^ al " some arrangement of fruits, pump-! t erboro > Miss Mildred Wright, of Au- kin and autumn leaves, flanked by gusta> and Mlss Halloween candles adorning the ta ble. After the games guests were in vited into the dining room where a hot course and cakes were served buffet style. The bridesmaids were Miss Fran ces Adair, of Florence, sister of the Bridge Club Enjoys Meeting Thursday members of her bridge club gathered at the home of Mrs. H. M. Wise for several afternoon games., Before cards the hostess served a sweet curse. Two tables were in play with top honors going to Mrs. Ansel Godfrey. Fall flowers were prettily arrang ed as a background in the card rooms. Mrs. Addison Is Bridge Hostess Mrs. James Addison entertained her bridge club Thursday afternoon at bar home near Joanna. la a setting ot colorful autumn Wednesday Club flowers two tables ware arranged for l, . . _/ the games. When scores were count- HOS Meeting sd Mrs. Hseth Coptland and Mrs. Member of the Wednesday bridge Louise Hollings worth, of Cross Hill, sister of the bride. Their gowns of peacock blue satin were fashioned after that of the maid of honor and their flow ers were yellow chrysanthemums tied Prizes for the progressions went'yellow ribbon, to Mrs. A. D. Salter and Mrs. Pring-( The groom was attended by Mr. le Copeland, Sr. Pringle Copeland of this city, as best • man. The usher-groomsmen were Ferdinand Jarohc Jr Browning Dicus, Fred Pitts, Tom reramana JaCODS, Jr. Ramage, all of this city and Robert Feted On Birthday Hollingsworth, of Cross Hill, brother Ferdinand Jacobs, Jr., was feted ^® hride. on Tuesday evening, October 10, on Mrs. Adair, mother of the groom, the occasion of his 21st birthday, wore a crepe dress of aqua with with a family supper. ; orchids. Mrs. H. K. Boyce, aunt of The halioween theme was effec- the bride, wore black crepe with a lively carried out, autumn leaves and purple orchid, fall flowers being used in decoration.; Following the ceremony, the The beautifully embossed birthday (br ide's father entertained with a re- cake centered the dining table from' ception at his home, which supper was served buffet For traveling, the bride wore a grey dressmaker suit with coral hat About thirty guerts, members of and gloves and black accessories. Her the family, enjoyed the occasion. | Music Club Holds First Fall Meeting It P Hamer found to be wia- Late in the afternoon a was served with coffee Dessert Bridge Is Given for Club Mrs. Jasper Rowland gave a sert bridge on Thursday afternoon for members of her card chib. Two tables wore appointed for refreshments and a sweet course was served when the guests arrived. High and second prize for the progres sions went to Mrs. Henderson Pitts and Mrs. James P. Sloan. A bouquet of dahlias were attrac tive on the piano while goldenrod with greens adorned the dining room table. Elsewhere were arrangements of zinniaa. Miss Adair Feted In Cross Hill Party Honors October Bride-Elect Tuesday morning, Mrs. Romayne Hamilton entertained with a coca- cola party at her home in honor of Mias Myra Adair, bride-elect of the month. Spider lillies and other fall flow ers were used in decoration. The guests were given the names ^ ^ “Adair-Crocker” and asked to make The first fall meeting of the CUn- as many words as possible with the ton club was held on Wednes- prlze won by Mrs. Lykes Henderson dt 7 afternoon at the home of Mrs. The hostess served sandwiches, C al <*"«U Henderson on Centennial cookies and cheese biscuits with soft with a large number in at- drinks. * tendance. Miss Adair was given crystal. Mr*. Henderson, vice-president. presided over the business session in the absence of the president The club voted to contribute to all pro jects of the federated music chibs. ^ Several musical selections. -Who club met last week at the hocne ^ ^ ® 7 L Vi *« < 1 Schub * rt >. A11 Thru lhe Mrs Thomas F Hollis 'Night (Welsh air), and "Mah Lindy Three tables were placed for the Lt * J ' (Strickland), were sung by tbs afternoon games in a setting of dab- doubk quartet, lias and gladioli Mrs. Harry Bald- L,t * r M th * eftemoon Mrs Hen- win woo top honors. derson and the co-hostesses. Miss Coca-colas were enjoyed during Roth Bailey, Mrs. Hubert Todd, Mrs. play and when cards were laid aside Rcmbert Truluck and Mrs. Leland a salad course and cake were served Young, served cake, coffee and salted ♦ I nuts. Joint Hostesses Give Surprise Party Honoring Mrs B B Ballard on occasion of her birthday Friday eve- Thursday afternoon Mrs. B . B ning. Mrs B C. Pretlar and Mrs Ballard was hostess to members qf H. M. Lukstat gave a surprise party. ( her bridge club. A group of friends gathered at her In the living room where two ta- home and entered carrying a hand- bles were arranged for the games, somely decorated cake and singing several bouquets of dahlias com- “Happy Birthday.” bined with chrysanUiemums and oth- Bridge and canasta were enjoyed er fall flowers were attractive. Score during the evening with prizes be- prizes were won by Mrs. A. M. Can ing awarded Mrs. J. B. Arnold, Mrs. non and Miss Dot Taylor, a club A M Cannon and Mrs. Ray Pitts, visitor. LAURENS “YOUR FAMILY THEATRE** Children Under 12 Free First Show at Dusk — Complete Show After 10 FRIDAY-SATURDAY OCTOBER 13-14 CAPTAIN CHINA John Payne, Jeffrey Lynn, Edgar Bergen, Gail Russel Lon Chaney, Michael O'Shea MONDAY-TUESDAY OCTOBER 16-17 WHEN MY BABY SMILES AT ME Betty Grable, Dan Dailey WEDNESDAY THURSDAY OCTOBER 18-19 THE UNDERCOVER MAN Glenn Ford, Nina Foch Mrs. B. B. Bollard uk Entertains Club The hostess served a salad course. When cards were laid azide, cof- Saturday morning at 10:30 a love- *nd the birthday cake. Later fee. sandwiches and dessert were ly party was given in Croa. Hill for ; ^ gifts were opened and passed enjoyed Mias Myra Adair who will be mar- 1 ried Tuesday evening. Hostesses October Meeting MuSgrOVC Club were Mrs. Sam M. Leaman, at whose ,. p. ^ . u , , . . . home the affair took place, Mrs S. U. U. Lhapter tlOldS Meeting The October meeting of the Steph en D. Lee Chapter, United Daughters L. Major, Mrs. E. L. Petit of Hen dersonville and Mrs. S. J. Verenes of Aiken. Guests included Cross Hill relatives and friends of the bride- elect. Miss Adair was presented a cor- The October meeting of the Mus- grove Home Demonstration club was of the Confederacy, was held on beld at th * h<nne of Mrs j K Haj _ Thursday evening at the home of elden with the present presiding Mrs. Frank E. Miller. Mrs. E. H. Hall, who was in charge * RODDY’S 15 - Room " ■ ■ Court TO OPEN ABOUT DECEMBER 1 All looms to be pine-paneled/ hardwdod floots, furniture in knotty pine, steam heat, cross ven tilation. Each room with private bath. • Cost approximately $35,000 Mrs. Larry DeShields gave the de votional from Matthew 7:24-27. She used “Builders” as her theme and then led in prayer. The roll was called by the secre tary and each member answered with the things they planned to exhibit at the county fair. “Swing Low, Sweet Chariot” was sung by the 1 group. Miss Susan Hall, home demonstra tion agent, explained how to make a United Nations flag and showed material to be used. During the business period, it was 'announced that the health chairman would have charge of the Novem ber meeting. A member of the coun ty health department will speak. Miss Hall discussed “Program Planning” and the club decided on the community project for the year which is to continue improvement , of the school. A United Nations flag will also“be made for the school. Refreshments were served by the i hostess. . RODDY’S MOTOR COURT Mr. and Mr** F. L. Roddy, Owners Holllngsworth-Adair / r Rifes Solemnized At Liberty Springs Miss Gladys Hollingsworth, daugh- ter^of Mr. James T. Hollingsworth and the late Mrs. Mary Griffin Hol lingsworth of Cross Hill, became the bride of John Lloyd Adair, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Adair of Clin ton, on Saturday evening, Septem ber 30, at 8 o’clock at the Liberty Springs Presbyterian church in Cross Hill. The wedding decorations - were baskets of white gladioli and chry santhemums against a background of palms and ferns flanked by candela bra of white tapers. The wedding vows were spoken by the Rev. George Anderson, pastor of the bride, using the double ring ceremony. A program of wedding music was rendered by the organist, Mrs. S. L. (/ene Jinderson’s Clinton, S. C. 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