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Thursday, July 19, 1951 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Pae* Three The WOMiUrS PAGE Society Events, Club and Church News of Interest telephone 74 or 495 Dessert Bridge Given For Club Mrs. D. B. Smith entertained with a dessert bridge Thursday afternoon, guests being members of' her card club. A sweet course, cold drinks, and nuts were served at two tables be fore the games. When scores were counted dub award went to Mrs. Roy Gasque and visitor’s prize to Mrs. W. M. Hughes. Gladioli and roses added attrac tiveness to the hostess’ home for the occasion. Mrs. Blalock Is Club Hostess Mrs. Francis Blalock was hostess to members of her bridge club on Thursday for a number of after noon games. Zinnias and dahlias were ar ranged in the card rooms where two tables were laid for bridge. Mrs. D. S. Sessions who played for an absent member, won top honors. When cards were laid aside the hostess served a salad plate and punch. Bridge Club Meets With Mrs. Crocker "Wednesday afternoon members of her bridge club met with Mrs. Claude Crocker. In the living room purple was used in the floral arrangements and ver trim and servers. Mrs. Ella D. Nance assisted the hostess in the courtesies of enter taining. Newberry Party Fetes Bride-Elect Among courtesies extended Miss # We take pride in oar Prescription Department. Here skilled Registered Pharmacists are ready to compound your prescrip tion promptly and prop erly. Fresh, potent ingre dients are used, and each step is carefully checked for accuracy. Bring us your Ddctor's next prescription. DRUG STORE Phone No. 1 elsewhere were mixed summer bou quets. Two tables were in play with prizes going to Miss Betty Neal Der rick and Mrs. Robert Grube. Later in the afternoon a salad course was enjoyed. ^ Cord Party Honors Visitor Honoring Mrs. R. C. Hamer of Dillon, who is visiting here, Mrs. R. P. Hamer entertained guests on Friday afternoon for several tables of bridge and canasta. Mixed summer flowers were com bined in varied arrangements to decorate the card rooms. Bridge prizes were presented Mrs. R. C. Adair and Mrs. R. S. Owens and canasta award went to Mrs. J. W. Leake. During the afternoon a salad course was served. Bridge Club Enjoys Meeting Thursday afternoon Mrs. I. M. Adair’s bridge club met at her home on the Laurens road. Two tables were daintily appoint ed for refreshments and a dessert course was served before the pro gressions. Prize winners for the af ternoon were Mrs. James Addison and Mrs. Carlisle Neely Zinnias in a variety of shades made a colorful setting for the games. Mrs. Copeland Hostess To Bridge Club Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Pringle Copeland, Jr., entertained her bridge club at her country home. Colorful gladioli and zinnias adorned the home in artistic ar rangements. A number of interesting progres sions were in play at four tables. When scores were counted Mrs. Harry Baldwin and Mrs. Leo Mc Carthy were prize winners. Later in the afternoon salad and sweet courses were served. Mrs. C. W. Hall of Durham, N. C., was an out-of-town guest. Joint Meeting Church Groups The July meeting of the Women of the Church and circles of the First Presbyterian church was held on Monday afternoon in the church par lors. Mrs. R. S. Owens, president, pre sided over the business session. An interesting Bible study was given by Mrs. John Spratt. It was announced that the Women of the Church and circles will also hold a joint meeting in August. Luncheon Honors Two Brides-Elect A lovely luncheon was given on Thursday by Mrs. John W. Little for Miss Ayliffe Jacobs and Misk Marg ery Smith two of the season's pop ular brides-elect. Gladioli and zinnias in pastel tints adorned the rooms where small tables were laid for twelve guests. Tiny bouquets of verbena, petunias and feverfew centered the tables and place cards were in the bridal mo tif. White corsages designated the places of the honorees. A three- course luncheon was served. The brides-elect were presented with crystal lemon dishes with sil orated cakes and,lime sherbert were Mrs. Allen McSween, Mrs. Michael Turner, Mrs. L. C. . Carthy,. Mrs. Tommy Hollis, Mrs. Robert Vance, Misses Toccoa Wise, Cornelia Harris and Lillian Dillard. Also assisting the hostesses in entertaining were Margery Smith since the announce-1 Mrs. C. E. Galloway and Mrs. N. ment of her engagement was the j Reece Young. „ luncheon and shower given last in the living room pink and yel- Wednesday in Newberry by Mrs. • low dahlias were arranged to- W. J. Swittenberg, Miss Louise Senn i gether with bowls of roses while and Mrs. W. E. Senn. j zinnias, daisies and lilies decorated Daisies and gladioli flanked by the sun porch, silver candelabra holding white tap ers fashioned a centerpiece for the buffet luncheon table. Other sum mer flowers were used throughout;Neely and Mrs. Edward Ferguson, the home where six smaller tables' Mrs. John W. Little-and Mrs. were laid for the guests. j w. W. Harris bade the guests good- After lunch little Linda Smith bye. tertained in the dining room. Serv-; Singley, they drove to Chester where ing sandwiches, cheese biscuits, dec- the ceremony was performed in Bethel Methodist church by the pas- Entertaining in the sun room were Mrs. H. M. Wise, Mrs. R. E. Fergu son, Mrs. John Glover, Mrs. Carlisle "Margie** and following the bridal chorus a miniature wedding party composed of Alice and Ralph Bedenbaugh, Patsy Ruth Senn, El len Lawson and Danny came for ward. Danny dressed as a ring bear-' er, presented the first of the shower of gifts to the honoree. Informal Party For Miss Jacobs Continuing a series of parties for Miss Ayliffe Jacobs, prior to her wedding today, Mrs. Ansel B. God frey, Mrs. Lonnie S. McMillan and Mrs. Callie Gault gave a Coca-Cola' party on Friday morning at the! home of the former. Schirmer-Rowlond Rites at Chester Eastover. — Mrs. Sophia Sartor Schirmer was married to H. Macey Rowland, Sr., of Clinton, on June 30 T»t 7 pjn. Accompanied by her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Thom as J. Price; her aunt, Mrs. O. E. Byrd, and her niece, Miss Elizabeth tor, the Rev. Henry Kohler, a cou sin of the bride. After a short visit to the bride groom’s home they returned to East- over where they were delightfully entertained at the'home of Mr. and Mrs. James Claffey. A repast was served by the hostess. The table was beautiful with its snowy lace cloth, white gladioli and wedding cake. Motoring to Key West, Fla., they visited a son of Mr. Rowland, and from there they went by plane to Havana, Cuba. Mr. and Mrs. Rowland will make their home in Clinton, where he is in business. The bride is much beloved in East- over, where she grew up and has spent most of her life. She was the popular organist in the Presbyterian church and has been helpful in all social activities. Forestry Comp For Boys Slated Aug. 20-25 If you are a yourig man of 12 to 15 years of age, you are eligible to attend the South Carolina State Commission • of Forestry annypl Boys’ Forestry Camp for one week, at Cheraw State Park, County Ranger H. E Martin said recently. According to the rules all you have to do is "write a letter, to your county ranger at the county seat of your county on ‘Why ( Would Like to Attend Forestry Camp.’ If your letter is judged the best in the county you will be se lected to go to camp absolutely free. The boy’s letter to the coun ty ranger should be accompanied by the written consent fo his par ents to attend camp should he be the winner of the contest. All let ters must be in the hands of the county ranger on or before Mon day, July 30.” This year the camp will be held at Camp Forest, Cheraw State Park, from August 20 to August 25. Facilities are available at thie group camp for all forms of out door study and recreation. An interesting week- is being^kr- ranged which will cover subjects in forest mangaement, forest fire control, state park facilities, as well as a healthful recreational and athletic program. Every precaution for health and safety will be observed and the entire cost of the camp, including transportation will be borne by the State Commission of Forestry' Summer Clearance Sale! FANCY PANTS $1.00 PLASTIC LINED — REG. $1.29 - 1.39 20% Off On All Dresses Slips Gowns PJ’s Shirts Pants Shorts Short Sets T-Shirts Sox Boxer Sets Infants’ Needs Sweaters Bathing Suits Jackets BUY NOW FOR “BACK TO SCHOOL” One lot Ladies Blouses $1.50 One lot Ladies Cotton Slips ... $1.50 THE TOT SHOP Receiving with the honoree and her mother, Mrs. Ayliffe R. Jacobs, were Miss Margery Smith, whose wedding will be an event of July 21, and her mother, Mrs. I. M. Smith. About thirty-five guests enjoyed the delightfully informal occasion at which the hostesses were assisted by Mrs. Watts Davis and Mrs. Byrd McMillan. Refreshments of sandwiches, cakes and other dainties were served buffet from the prettily appointed table. A center arrangement of roses carried out a pink and white motif j which was also repeated in the re freshments. Pink dahlias and crepe myrtle adorned the buffet and else where in the home were bowls of roses. The hostesses’ gifts to the brides- elect were silver in theur chosen pat terns. Baptist Missionary Society Holds Meet The Woman s Missionary society of the First Baptist church met on Monday afternoon at the church. ■Mrs. S. A. Timmons, president, t K#-*- hllGir • w. i v x.4 ' ' * v * i;» • ^ wif i pew t'x* • The Baldwin circle was in charge of the afternoon's program on "The Continuing Price of Freedom ’ which introduced a patriotic theme, with Mrs. Hugh Ray as chairman. The pledge to the Christian flag and pledge to W. S. A. flag were given and a hymn was sung. Among those taking part were Mrs. R. P. Wilder, who gave the de votional, Mrs. Bill League, Mrs. J. C. Thomas, and Mrs. S. G. Rankin, who closed the meeting with prayer Luncheon Given For Two Brides-Elect Honoring Miss Ayliffe Jacobs, whose wedding to Ken Bogle takes place this afternoon, and Miss Mar gery Smith, of Kinards, who will wed Lamar Lightsey of Fairfax, Sat urday evening. Misses Lillian Dill ard and Cornelia Harris entertained at luncheon Saturday at the latter’s home on West Centennial street. Pink dahlias, pink zinnias and yellow day lillies and gladioli were arranged in the music and living rooms. In the dining room, a pink, white and green color note was used, with the table covered with organdy over green and adorned with silver wedding bells filled with Charlotte Armstrong roses tied with matching ribbon. Place cards decorated with bells marked the guests places at card tables. Assisting the hostesses in enter taining were their mothers, Mrs. S. G. Dillard and Mrs. W. W. Harris, Mrs. R. E. Sadler, and Mrs. Paul Turner of Decatur, Ga. The honorees were given corsages and trousseau gifts. Lovely Tea Given For Miss Jacobs Complimenting Miss Ayliffe Jac obs whose wedding will take place this afternoon, Mrs. W. P. Jacobs and Mrs. Hugh S. Jacobs entertained beautifully at tea on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. E. H. Hall and Mrs. C. M. Bailey greeted the guests and Mrs. Robert E. Wysor, Jr., introduced to the receiving line. Receiving with the honoree in addition to the host esses were Miss Margery Smith, bride-elect, Mrs. David S. Cook and her mother, Mrs. George Abbott, of Long Island, and Mrs. Ayliffe R. Jacobs. Mrs. Robert S. Owens, Mrs. R. E. Sadler and Mrs. R. C. Adair enter tained in the living room. Mrs. George Brockenbrough and Mrs. W. L. Marshall, Jr., invited the guests into the dining room. The tea table was overlaid with a linen, cut-work cloth and adorned with pink asters flanked by silver candelabra. White tapers burned In silver branched candelabra on the buffet and elsewhere in ithe dining gladioli and roses effectively carried out the pink and white color note. 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