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V « Thursday, May 31, 1951 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Pa*e Three The WOMAN’S PAGE Society Events, Chib and Church News of Interest telephone 74 or 495 Jacobs-Bogle Announcement Mrs. Ayliffe Robinson Jacobs of this city, announces the engage ment of her daughter, Ayliffe Rob inson, to Kenneth Hambright Bogle. The wedding will take place in July. Little Boy Gives Party for Classmates Friday morning Milton Moore en tertained (Miss Lily Yarborough’s first grade with a party at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Moore. Games and records were enjoyed. Later Mrs. Moore assisted by Miss Yarborough served ice cream and cakes to the twenty-one little friends. Birthday Party Given By Midgie Whitlock Midgie Whitlock celebrated her twelfth birthday Friday afternoon with a party assembling eighteen guests for the occasion. Following an THRIFTY... by HOLLAND’S “la he a freak? Why, he daeaa’t even know that wide aisle* make far shopping ease at John R. Holland Grocery!” BETTER MEAT FOR LESS MONEY Choice Chuck or Rib Roast, lb. 65c Loin End Pork Roast, lb .... 49c —I Fresh Ground Beef, lb. ... 63c Grade “A’ 'Round Steak, lb. .. 89c Margold Oleo, lb. 28c Lean Boneless Stew Beef, lb. 59c Fresh Country Eggs, dozen . 59c Center Cut Pork Chops, lb. ... 67c Frankfurters, lb 59c Choice Steaks T-Bone, lb. .. 89c Fresh Country Sausage, lb. . 55c Morrell Palace Breakfast Bacon, lb. ... 49c Morrell All Meat Bologna, lb. . 59c In Cloth, Morrell Luncheon Loaf, lb 79c Whole Bacon Squares, lb. . 25c Pig Feet, lb. . 19c Neck . Bones, lb. ... 25c John R. Holland Grocery MI SGROVE ST. Phone 130-J afternoon of games, cookies and punch were served. Midgie received mahy gifts from her little friends. Mrs. Whitlock was assisted in en tertaining by Mrs. Joe Shay. Wadsworth Club Holds Meeting The Wadsworth Home Demon stration club held its May meeting in the Community building. Mrs. Downs Monroe called the meeting to order by singing “Some Folks.” The Lord’s Prayer was repeated in unison. Mrs. Hayne Bell Workman called the roll and read the minutes. Dur ing the social hour refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Stewart Brown and Mrs. George | Brown. ! Mrs. Brown Hostess Garden Club Members Mrs. T. Plus Brown entertained members of the Clinton Garden club at her home just off the Laurens highway on Monday afternoon fol lowing the regular meeting. ' Miss Margaret Ramage met and registered the guests after which they were carried on a tour of the Japanese Iris garden by Mrs. Edgar Copeland. The plants which were , started by Mrs. Brown from seed includes many varieties ranging from the palest lavender to the deepest purple and also a few yellows. Later iced drinks and cookies were served by Mrs. A. A. Ramage, Jr., Mrs. R. M. League and Mrs. Harry League. Mrs. Dalrymple Entertains Club Mrs. Laverne Dalrymple gave a dessert bridge Tuesday afternoon at her home in the Young Apartments on Calhoun Street. Guests included members of her card club and sev eral friends. Three tables were daintily ap pointed for refreshments and pas tries were served with punch. Larkspur and sweet peas were prettily arranged with other flowers of the season in the den, living and dining rooms. Visitors score prize was won by Mrs. E. N. Sullivan and club high by Mrs. Roy Gasque. Bridge Club Meets With Mrs. Copeland Mrs. Heath Copeland was hostess for two tables of bridge Thursday afternoon,, guests being members of her club. Mrs. A. D. Salter was winner of high score and consolation went to Mrs. Allan Pope of Atlanta, Ga., who was visiting here. When cards were laid aside the hostess served a salad course. Gladioli and roses added attractiveness to the card rooms for the occasion. Mrs. Pitts Hostess To Bridge Club Members Mrs. J. Henderson Pitts enter- i tained members of her card club Thursday afternoon, with a dessert | bridge. i Two tables were appointed for refreshments and a sweet course was served before the games. Roses and larkspur in pastel tints made a pretty setting for cards. Prizes went to Mrs. B. C. Preslar and Mrs. Irby Hipp, a club visitor, at the conclusion of the progics- sions. I Bridge Club ! Enjoys Meeting Entertaining • members of her : club and several guests Mrs. J. B. Arnold was hostess for three tables of bridge Thursday afternoon. | Roses and lavender spirea were j used with bowls of pansies and i nasturtiums as a background for the games. During the afternoon ! a salad course was served with punch. Visitor’s score prize was won by Mrs. Laverne Dalrymple and club high went to Mrs. Arnold M. Cannon. Mrs. L. W. Rawl of! Fayetteville, N. C., who is visiting | here was remembered with a guest' prize. 1 A. R. P. Bible Class Holds May Meeting On Monday evening the May meeting of the Ladies Bible Class of the Associate Reformed Presby terian church was held at the home of Mrs. James P. Sloan with Mrs. John Sloan as co-hostess. Mrs. A. B. Blakely taught the study course, discussing the topic, “Stewardship of Talents.” Follow ing the business session a social hour was enjoyed. Sandwiches, ham, biscuit, cake and other dain ties were served with coffee. Larkspur, roses and sweetpeas adorned the living and dining rooms of the hostess home for the occasion. Mrs. Hugh Eargle of Florence was a guest for the meeting. Going Away Party For Miss Washington Miss Martha Washington, who leaves this week to make her home elsewhere after serving three year* as a member of the local high school faculty, was honored with a going away party Wednesday evening by Miss Jamie Little at her home on Woodrow street. Tables for canasta were arranged in the living room amid floral ar rangements off sweet peas. Admiral Byrd daisies, roses and larkspur. Following several games of canasta high score award was presented Miss Betty Neal Derrick. The honoree was also remembered with a gift. Later in the evening the hostess assisted by her aunt, Mrs. Morgan Todd, served a salad and sweet course with mints and nuts. Guests for the occasion included close friends of Miss Washington. Lions Club Gives Annual 'Ladies Night' Members of the Clinton Lions club entertained their wives and friends with the annual ladies night party on Friday evening at Hotel Mary Mu£grove. The entertainment was planned for cabaret style with a smorgas bord meal and dancing throughout the evening. The L shaped buffet table placed at one end of the ball room, was adorned with daisies, fern and yellow tapers. Other ta bles were similarly appointed car rying out the chosen color motif with the places of the ladies be ing marked with favors. J. J. Cornwell, club president, extended a welcome to the visitors president, gave a gavel to the club which was presented to the newly elected head of the organization. Mrs. Jacobs extended an invitation to the members to visit Mrs. Plus Brown's Iris garden. T ay lor-Dovenport Rites at Anniston, Ala. (From “The Anniston Star”) On Sunday afternoon. May 13th, Miss Jeannette Taylor became the bride of Alva G. Davenport in an impressive double ring ceremony performed by the Rev. R. E. Hood in the chapel of Parker Memorial Baptist church in Anniston, Ala. J The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Frank Taylor of Anniston and Mr. Davenport is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Daven port, Sr., of Joanna, S. C. A beautiful program of music was rendered by Griff Perry at the piano and Miss Sadie Gison, soloist. Mr. Perry played “Romanca” by LaForge, “Evening Star”, by Wag ner. “I Love Thee” by Grieg and “Romance” by Rubinstein. Miss Gison, accompanied by Mr. Perry, sang “I Love You Truly” by Bond, “Because" by D’Hardelot and “Prayer Perfect” by Stevenson. The marriage vows were read by the Rev. Mr. Hood before an altar banked with standards of white gladioli and fern balls. Standing candelabra of white tapers were lighted by Miss Roberta Howie and Miss Betty Currie of Oxford and bodices and* full circular skirts. Miss Currie in lavender, and both Miss Howie was in pale green and wore wrist corsages fo white car nations. ^ Mrs. Howard Hill of Montgomery served her sister as matron of hon or and wore a yellow organdy eye- (Continued on page six) Students Presented In Joint Recital On Tuesday evening at Broad Street Methodist church Mrs. James Pitts and Mrs. Robert F. Black presented their high school students in piano in a joint recital. and the members introduced their, Miss Howie and | Miss Currie also served as brides- 1 Mrs.’ Ed. Sadler, soloist and maid * f 1 ?, wore 1 identically de- Mrs. Harry McSween, pianist, ren-i 81 *^ ballerina length gowns of several selections Bill Bla- e y elet organdy featurmg fitted dered several selections. Bill Bla lock’s orchestra of Newberry played for the occasion. The committee on arrangements was composed of Tom Addison, chairman, Harry McSween, Thurs ton R. Giles, Jasper P. Rowland, Fred Brandt, L. S. Reddick, Brown ing DicuB. New Garden Club Officers Installed The regular monthly meeting of the Clinton Garden club was held on Monday afternoon in the Sunday school rooms at Broad street Meth odist church. Mrs. E. H. Hall offered the open ing prayer. During a business ses sion the following officers were in stalled: Mrs. James P. Sloan, President; Mrs. Henry M. Lukstat, Vice pres ident; Mrs. W. W. Harris, Treasurer; Mrs. Jasper Rowland, Secretary. Mrs. W. P. 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