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4 v / Thursday, May 3, 1951 / THE CLINTO>ON CHRONICLE Pace Fire The WOMAN’S PAGE Society Events, Club and Church News of Interest telephone n or 49s encircled with hn,<s.ol-the-v»lle, * ;OOOOOD5 ^^ White lighted tapers in silver hoW-ClTQDC ILLNF^ ers flanked the cake. Sandwiches,* 1 1 nuts and assorted party dainties were served with punch and the wedding cake. After the bride and # , groom elect cut the first slice, Mrs.|)ing Clldton Residents R. E. Sadler served. White Dutch iris_ decorated the buffet and punch table. Mrs. R. S. Owens and Mrs. Austin Mrs. Lukstat Is Bridge Hostess Thursday afternoon Mrs. Henry Lukstat entertained members of her bridge cliib at her home in the King apartments. Red and yellow roses in a brass container and African violets added attractiveness to the living room where two tables were arranged for the games. Mrs. Lykes Henderson won top score. After the games ^1 frozen salad course and cold drinks were served. Birthday Party For Little Bagwell Girls On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Lewis Bagwell, Jr., and Mrs. Alvin Bagwell entertained at the home of the for mer with a joint birthday party hon oring their little daughters, Jinny and Kathie who were celebrating their second birthdays. During the afternoon about 35 little guests enjoyed a number of games. Each Ifttle guest re ceived gay-colored hats as favors. Later in the afternoon the large dec orated birthday cake bearing two tiny candles was cut. Refreshments of ice cream and cookies were en joyed. The little girls received nu merous gifts. The hostesses were as sisted by Mrs. L. H. Bagwell, Sr. PE0PU YOU KNOW Chandler served and Mrs. punch Thomas Baldwin also assisted the. hostesses in the courtesies of enter-‘J taining. Smith-Lightsey Engagement 'Mrs. Wilson Hostess I To A. PL P. Bible Class Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Smith of Kin- ! J Mrs ' ^ M * Wilson and Mrs. Earl “ ards announce the engagement ofj? onnon wd their daughter, Margery Luella and ^,°t ^ J w r^??i r MS and Rx»ck HiH, son of Mr. jmd Mrs. Mrs James p slo4n * the- R L Lightsey of Fairfax. The wed-1^ ^.pter in the study booklet, ding is to take place the latter part -Adventures in Stewardship.” • • THRIFTY by HOLLAND’S of July. Bridge Club Enoys Meeting Mrs. Hubert Boyd was hostess on Thursday to members of her bridge club for a number of afternoon games. Mrs. James Addison and Mrs. George R. Blalock were winners of the score prizes. When cards were laid aside the hostess served a re freshment course. Roses and iris were prettily array ed in the hostess’ home 'for the occa sion. Wadsworth Club Honors Miss Hall The Wadsworth Home Demonstra tion club held its April meeting with Mrs. Hugh B. Workman. Instead of the regular program the group had a social hour in honor of Miss Susan Hall whose marriage is to occur soon. Contests and games were en joyed. The honoree was presented ar love ly corsage and a place setting in her chosen china. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Later a social hour was enjoyed;, and the hostess served sandwiches,, cookies and punch. Luncheon Honors Bride and Groom A lovely luncheon was given for Miss Betty Taylor and Burt C. Cope- ly on their wedding day by Mrs. Marshall Brown, Mrs. C. M. Bailey, Mrs. W. L. Marshall, Jr., and Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, at the home of the former. Covers were laid for thirty guests at small tables appointed with nose gays of sweetheart roses and place . cards in a bridal motif. Pink Span ish beauty roses with snowballs fash ioned the central arrangement for the buffet table. Red roses with snowballs adorned the reception hall and elsewhere were iris in modernistic array. she was a patient for several days ! Her friends will regret to hear ofj her illness. Rebecca Clayton, daughter of; Mr. and Mrs. S- G. Clayton, is con valescing at home following a ton- 1 silectomy at Hays hospital. Brig. Gen. Ansel B. Godfrey is at and children, Betty and Charlie, o^ ^ T -rv.nw^rth K»n, 9 . thUi BANANA CREAM PIE 9 inch — 55c TINMAN'S BAKERY Phone 334-W “Thrifty aays what are the falka really m «aaUty t—4* at Jaha R. ■•Uaag’s Greearyr BETTER MEATS FOR LESS MONEY Balentine’a Picnic Hams, lb. 43c Jewl Bacon, lb. ... 33c Pork Half Ribs, lb 55c Dessert Bridge For Wednesday Club A dessert bridge was given the past week for the Wednesday club by Mrs. Harry McSween. A sweet course was served at two daintily appointed tables and later a number of progressions enjoyed. Club prize for high score went to Mrs. Hugh Jacobs. Roses and Sweet William combined in decoration for the host ess’ home for the occasion. Nashville, Tenn., and Bill Hall o Key West, Fla., were visitors hen during the week. Mrs. W. C. Baldwin spent Sundaj in Due West with her brother anc sister-in-law, Mr. |uid Mrs. J. R Mcllwain. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Felknor o' Knoxville, Tenn., were week-enc guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mill er Friends of R. P. Cole will be glac to know he is improving at th< Veteran’s hospital in Columbu where he has been a patient foi the past week. Mrs. F. M- Stutts, Richard Stutt i and Marion Idol were guests Sun i day of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar McKe« ; in Woodruff. i Mrs. W. P. Jacobs, III, and son | Bill, left Monday for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Fitzgerald, in Mt. Kisco, N. Y. Friends of Jack Duane Morris will be interested to know he left Monday for Fort Knox, Ky., where he will receive basic training after which he will go to Warrington, Va.. for 27 weeks training with the * [ | army security agency. ' Mr. and Mrs. BUI Shields, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Black, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jacobs. Mr. and Mrs. Harry McSween, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ferguson were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kitt McMaster in Winnsboro on Thursday evening for a buffet supper. Friends of Col. Robert E. Wysor, Jr., will be interested to know he is a patient at the Veterans hospital in Augusta, Ga. Mr. and Mrs W, S. Horne and The May meeting of the Ella Rid- j son. Billy, are occupying their re dell circle was held Tuesday mom-1 cently constructed home on Young' ing at the Edith home with Mrs.:, ^ rive - Carrie Atkinson as hostess. t . Miss Louise Buford who teaches The circle cnairm&n. Mrs. Lillie 1 1 * n Winnsboro. has returned to her Hooks opened the meeting with- home from the Blalock clinic where prayer. May Meeting Of Ella Riddell Circle r An article "The Birthday Objec- SciotiCQ Sufferer tfve” from the Survey was discussedt tl a by Mrs. Hattie Blankenship after ["rOWS COflC AwOy which Mrs. Varina F. Betsill taught After Treatment the Bt>le study on the first com-, c r eurmenr msndment. Miss Susan Cockrell, of Jackson ville, Fla., told of her educational^ work in Brazil. The meeting closed with prayer T' er * by Mrs. A. S. Maxwell. Choice Grade A Round Steak, lb. _ L; _ L 89c j and Russian tea. Center Cut Pork Chops, lb. ... 67c Mrs. Young Hostess To Club and Guests Mrs. Reese H. Young was hostess to her bridge club and a number of other guests on Thursday afternoon assembling players for four tables In the card rooms, lillies, purple honeysuckle, and roaes with narcis sus were prettily arranged as a set ting for the games. Mrs. John William King won top score honor and floating prize went'Mrs to Mrs. Pringle Copeland, Jr. [Mrs Mrs. Roy Gasque Entertains Club Entertaining members of her card club and several additional guests. I began to get relief from the ex cruciating pain almost immediately 1 following th* first adjustment, said Mr A. L. Harrison. Rt. 3, Laurens, • S. C. "The following week I discard- j ed the walking cane and returned to my job. Before consulting Dr. C. J. Hart, I was suffering with severe perns in my left hip, which radiated into my leg I was having severe headaches and cramping spells in my legs every Mr, Roj, C«,u. w., hotttts „„ Th~ •peS.lS, W brid ** Thursday attar- coming on for years and cauiiM me D0 ?"- . . no end of trouble. Iris and roses made a pretty back*- ground for the three uoies, which " e ' t *malving Chiropractic ad- . justments from Dr. Hart, I obtained relief from pains in my left hip, the headaches cleared up and the cramp- ing spells finally disappeared.” —Adv. Morrell No. 1 Yorkshire Bacon, lb. ... 49c Choice Chuck Rib Roast, lb. ... 65c were appointed for refreshments. When the guests assembled a sweet course was served. Prizes for the progressions went to D. B. Smith and a club visitor, Davis R. Holland. Mrs. George Later in the afternoon the hostess: Gasque, of Walhalla, and Mrs. Alice served a frozen salad course, cake Barrow, of Kings tree, were out-of-j town guests for the party. Announcement Party I For Miss Smith Miss Miriam Gary was hostess Saturday afternoon at her home in Whitmire to a large number of friends and relatives at a luncheon, the occasion to announce the engage- 1 Shady Grove Club Holds Meeting The Shady Grove home demon stration club met Wednesday after noon April 25th in the cliib room of the school house. The meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. _ B. W. Cooper, with Mrs. Junior H’ll ment of Miss Margery Smith of Kin*,' in charge of the devotional. The ards and Lamar Lightsey of Rock 69c Cured Pork Chops, lb. ., LUNCHEON MEATS In Cloth Bag Luncheon Meat, lb 79c All Meat Bologna, lb. . 59c Olive Loaf, lb 59c Choice Grade AA Beef Liver, lb. 73c Margold Colored, 4 Sticks Oleo, lb 28c John R. Holland Grocery MUSGROVE ST. • Phone 130-J song, "Juanita” was sung. After the business session the meeting was turned over to Miss Dean. She discussed preparing and pack aging food for freezing and showed the different kinds of cartons for packaging foods. Mrs. Jan Evans and Mrs. J. C. Nabors served refreshments. Dinner Party Honors Emily Bailey On Monday, April 23rd, Mrs. P. S. Bailey entertained with a theatre- dinner party honoring her daughter, Emily, who was celebrating her 12th birthday. Following the theatre party, the twelve friends returned to Emily's home where a course dinner was served. Centering the prettily appointed table was a pink bowl of blue iris. (Mrs. Bailey was assisted in enter taining by Mrs. W. L. Marshall, Jr. Wedding Party Is Entertained On Thursday evening Mrs. W. C. Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Milam entertained for Miss Betty Taylor and Burt C. Copley and the families including a number of out-of-town relatives here for the rites. Roses and iris adorned the recep tion hall and the floral arrange ments for the den were of purple iris. In the living room bronze iris were blended with yellow Dutch iris I In the center of the dining table the two-tiered wedding cake topped ' with miniature bride and groom was Important Schedule Changes Effective May 27th and June 1st c FOR DETAIL OF SCHEDULES SEE YOUR LOCAL BUS AGENT COACH COMPANY Hill and Fairfax, whose wedding will! take place the latter part of July. The announcement was disclosed in a concealed place card. Iris, roses, snapdragons, and other spring flowers were used for decora tion in the various rooms of enter taining. The guests were invited into the dining room where a luncheon was served buffet style. An amusing story was read by the hostess and each guest was asked to write advice to the bride. The bride-elect was presented a igift of crystal. Guests from here, Newberry, Clov er, Kinards, Rock Hill and other places were present for the occasion. Presbytery Meeting Held Here Friday The Fifty-second annual meeting of the Women of the Church of South Carolina Presbytery was held here on Friday at the First Presby terian church. Theme of the meet ing was "God ... is able to do ex ceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that worketh in us.” Mrs. W. P. Jacobs, president, called the meeting to order and included in the morning session were a Bible i study from the book of James by Mrs. J. W. Jackson of Columbia and a talk on "Committed Unto Us’’ byf Mrs. H. D. Haberyan, of Shreveport, Woman’s work representing execu- La., a member the committee on live committee on world missions, and also a message from the Synod ical president, Mrs. H. L. Timmons of Columbia. Others from here taking part were: Greetings — Mrs. Robert Owens, president of local organization, tary, Mrs. Frank Kellers. Report of Corresponding Secre- tee, Mrs. Thomas Baldwin for Mrs. Report of World Missions Commit- Robert E. Wysor, Jr. Program of Progress, Mrs. Hugh S. Jacobs. Presbyterian college, Dr. M. W. Brown. Orphanage Work, Mrs. A. M. Copeland. Report of Executive Board, Mrs. W. P. Jacobs. ‘ During the afternoon session the G. E. INFO McCALL’S GOLD THEATRE JOANNA S. C Morn ins Show*—IS A. M. Monday. Wednesday, Friday Matinee—3 F. M. Monday. Wednesday, Friday Nlatt Shows—6:3# and l:3t Every Night Admission 40c (33c pins 7e tan) Children under 12-Oc Thur.-Fri. May 3-4 . Follow the Sun Ann Baxter, Glenn Ford, Dennis O’Keefe (True story of the life of Ben Hogan) Saturday May 5 (The Best of All the War Pictures) The Steel Helmet Actually filmed in Korea Special late show at 10:30 pjn. Mon.-Tues. May 7-8 You’re In the Navy Now Gary Cooper Wednesday May 9 Pride of the Yankees Also CASH NIGHT NEXT— Til Get It for You Wholesale Dan Dailey WEEK-END SPECIALS! 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