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* p * Thursday, September 13, 19S1 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Pare Three The WOMAN’S PAGE Society Events, Club and Church News of Interest telephone 74 or 495 Miller-Young Engagement Bridge Club Enjoys Meeting TICKET CAMPAIGN TO BE LAUNCHED FOP COUNTY COMMUNITY CONCEPT ASSOCIATION Dinner Meeting To Be Held At Hotel Mary Musgrove Evening of Sept .17 Will Open Drive To Close Follow ing Saturday. Three Concerts In Winter Series. Mrs. Henry M. Miller of Whit- Mrs. George R. Blalock was host mire, announces the engagement; ess to members of her bridge club J and approaching marriage of her on Hiursday afternoon assembling daughter, Nancy Eliza, to Henry Moore Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. players for two tables As a background for cards the Luther L. Young, of Clinton. The hostess had arranged gladioli and wedding will take place October 6l roses in her home when scores in the church. Whitmire Presbyterian Presbytery Conference To Be At TTiomwell A district conference for group four, Women-of-the-Church, of the South Carolina Presbytery, will be held at Thomwell Memorial church Tuesday, September 18. Registration will begin at 9:30 and the program at 10 o’clock. Those attending are asked to bring lunch for themselves during the noon recess. The meeting will conclude at 2 o’clock. were counted Mrs. Tom Addison and Mrs. James Addison were pre sented prizes. After the progressions a refresh ment course was served. Legion Auxiliary Will Meet Tuesday The first fall meeting of the Ameican Legion Auxiliary will be held Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 18, at the First Presbyterian church. Mrs. Alvin Trammell, president, and other newly elected officers will take office at this meeting. Officers state that 1952 dues will Final details for the membership campaign of the Laurens County Community Concert Association, to be held beginning Monday, Sept. 17, are completed according to Dr. D. Watts Cunningham, president of the association. The Laurens County Commun-j ity Concert Association is affiliated, with Community Concert Service i of New York and Chicago, and represents the organized audience! plan by^vhich over a thousand Birth Announcements communities in the U. S. and Can ada present series of concerts. Mrs. Harry McSween and Mrs. Sarah DeLoach, membership chair portation, J. G. Ferguson, Laurens; concert presentation, Mrs. J. B. O’Dell, Laurens, W. R. Anderson, Jr., Clinton; publicity, Mrs. W. H. Harley, Laurens, Miss Margaret, Blakely, Clinton; dinner. Miss Inez Tuoker, Clinton; membership cards, Mrs. Caldwell Henderson, Clinton; Mrs. King Dixon, Laurens; Directors: James M. Donnan, Laurens: Mrs. Marshall Abercrom bie, Laurens; G. M. McCuen, Lau rens; Mrs. L. S. McMillan, Laurens; C. P. Roper; Laurens; MV G. Feins, Laurens; H. G. Prince, Clinton;! Mrs. D. Oi Rhame, Clinton; Mrs.; Robert Wasson, Hickory Tavern; EDWARDS Mr. and Mrs. Joe V. Edwards, Jr., announce the birth of a daugh ter, Martha Elizabeth, on Sunday, September 9, at the Blalock clinic. Mrs. Edwards was before marriage Miss Martha Graham, daughter of Mrs. John H. Graham. CROCKER Mr. a^id Mrs. Claude A. Crocker announce the birth of a daughter, Virginia Leaman, Sunday, Septem ber 9, at the Blalock clinic. Mrs. Crocker is the former Miss Myra Adair, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Adair. MIMS Mr. and Mrs. Marion H. Mims announce the birth of a son, James Erskine, on September 5 at Hays hospital. Mrjr. Mims is the former Miss EVelyn Knight. Management Change At Doyton-Clinton Hotel Miss Myrtice Finger Is the neve manager of the Dayton-Clinton ho* tel, with her sister, Mrs. Ivey Hol land as clerk. They succed Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Shealy, who have been u» charge of the hotel since July 1. Mrs. Shealy will continue to man* age the dining department. Miss Finger until leaving here in June was manager of the hotel, whch is operated by the Dayton ho* tel chain with headquarters in Geor gia. STYLEMART and SEWELL SUITS SPORT COATS, TOPCOAT^ L. B. DILLARD Mrs. Joe Simpson, Jr., of Whit- ^ payable at this meeting and all mire, chairman, will preside. Ali; m e mbers are asked to attend, women from Presbyterian churches . , _ . - T Mrs. Johnson Is Bridge Club Hostess Members of her bridge club gathered on Thursday for a num- in this area are invited to attend. Birthday Party For Little Boy men, and Miss Inez Tucker, dinner Mrs. Niles C. Clark, Waterloo; Mrs. chairman of the sasociation, are 1 "® 1 * 1 ® 8 Chapman, Jr., Enoree; Joe making a last minute check-up of|^ e *a ne y» Joanna; Mrs. Margaret all preparations for attendance at Cooley, Mountville; John K. .Tay- the dinner meeting to bfe held at, Laurens; Mrs. Henderson Pitts, Hotel Mary Musgrove on Monday Clinton, evening. Sept. 17, to insure that the ♦ « “ i0 w",t 1 ! , be y «r C0m,>le,e succe “ Dr. Shealy's Father The campaign will begin with Passes At LeCSvillo the dinner on the 17th and willj close the following Saturday, Sept. ^ , . . 22, after which no more members Friends of Dr. F. K Shealy of this city, wffl regret to learn of the Binki Wingard, son of Major and ber of afternoon games at the home Mrs. B. F. Wingard. celebrated his 0 * Mrs. T. C. Johnson, Jr. fourth birthday at the home of his, Two tables were in play end grandmother, Mrs Eif* Waason. during the games cold drinks and in Hickory Tavern yesterday, Sep tid-bits were enjoyed. Later a tember 12. | frozen desert course was served The circus idee was cleverly! punch. Chib prize ter the carried out m invitations, games. P* x >i r *** K>n * Mrs. Francis refreshments and favors iBlalork Miss Barrie Jean Wingard told Gladioli and roses together with •tortee and directed the afternoon 1 • colorful bouquet featuring dried cf games Mrs Robert C Wasson arrangements with yellow fall . lira James D Waeoei asisist flowers were used m decoration ed m entertaining and serving ihe f°c the will be taken. The artist commit tee will meet after the final re sults have been listed and choose the series of concerts from a list including the modt celebrated names in the music world. There will be three concerts in the series passing of his father, Frank Pierce Shealy, 90, on Monday night The funeral services were held yesterday afternoon from Cedar Grove Lutheran church near Lees- * n< * the most tick- V ille, with interment following in ets will get two concerts. The cost of the memberships will be the regular 15 plus $1 tax tor ilui the church cemetery Mr, Shealy had been in declining Sm ■XStTpCTlE US £; health for several years «nod was rw. Li seriously ill six weeks prior to his l.ttW folk* Entertain Thursday With Card Party Episcopal Auxiliary Meets With Mrs. He students. One membership entitles T n :i usiy ‘ T~ k * £ nor the holder to attend all three of ^th ^rn wid reared in the concerts Also concerts m sur- rounding towns of Greenwood. Ab- r ** W / oc *7 erml J* Brt H * beville. Cherter. Spartanburg. U»- ~ ion, Anderson. Wmnsboro and * y ^ years, and M^rqd on the GreenvillT council of Cedar Grove church While a canvass will be made. Mr. Shealy was married to the and Clinton and m termer Mias Lucinda Shealy. who the surrounding area. Mrs Harry died ten years _ said that campaign head $on - ** Shealy. he ■ survived by rill u artr tmam rrc IhMNMI Mr« H-tl.r R.< a m to »M p .ToSVZi-: **r. M~ Ranger *»d Mrs Came Epting. all of Leasville. 17 pub. grandchildren, and It great grand It would he a jour requirtunta. ire for un la look after CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. WEDDING INVITATIONS ANNOUNCEMENTS CALLING CARDS - INFORMALS Hick quality engraving on the lovettenl , . . atylen to auit Ike Uoana and nuvuto favors i to the teeUvtUoa Later the re freshment table was appointed out side with the beautifully decorated pmk and white cake forming the centerpiece Individual cakes, each bearing a tiny candle, were served with ice cream and punch. Musgrove Club Meets With Mrs. Norton The Musgrove Home Demonstra tion club met with Mrs. Lester I Norton on September 5 at 3:00 o'clock, with the president presid ing. The song, America,'’ was Fung by the club. Mrs. Norton had charge of the devotional and following the short business session a poem, "My Fray," written by Mrs. A. A. May, was read by Mrs. Larry DeShields. Mrs. DeShields also showed a scrapbook containing a collection of Hymns with explanation of why and by whom they were .written. Miss Dean, the assistant agent, gave an interesting demonstration’ on “Lawns,” and distributed ma terial on the subject. A contest! was conducted by the recreational leader, Miss Blanche Cox. Refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by her mother. Johnson’s Floral Shop Saluda Highway Clinton S C. Lee. chairman, pcvaid •d and Mwe Kate Milam preeent ed the praoram on 'Religion and Economics' Taking part wvr* Mrs. L C Sing ley who gave the Scripture rvadmg Miss Jeanette Pitta. Mrs Rav Pitta. Mtaa Lav and Mrs F C. Hicks Mrs Lewie Pitts, president of the Woman's Society of Christian Ser vice. waa a guest and discumed the work and objectives of the circles for the year New UDC Officers Are Installed Mrs. T. C. Johnson, Sr., enter tained the Stephen D. Lee Chap ter, United Daughters of the Con federacy, at her home on Thursday evening for the first fall meeting. Assisting as hostesses were Mrs. H. M. Young, Sr., Mrs. F. C. Pinson and Miss Blanche Cox. Mrs. Jasper Rowland gave an in teresting program on flags which have flown over the various states since the settlements. Mrs. D. A. Yarborough and Mrs. Frank Miller were elected dele gates to the South Carolina divis ion conference in Rock Hill in Oc tober. A social hour and refreshments were enjoyed by the members at tending. The following officers were in stalled: President—Miss Agnes Davis. Vice-President—Mrs. W. W. Har ris. Recording Secretary— Mrs. Geo. H. Ellis. Corresponding Secretary — Mrs. Frank Miller. Treasurer—Mrs. Joe W. Leake. Registrar—Mrs. Hamp Stone. Historian—Mrs. C. B. Betts. Chaplain—Mrs. Mattie Anderson. Recorder of Crosses—Mrs. Nene D. Workman. Mrs. Crosby Manages Ice Cream Bar Mrs. Mary Crosby, formerly con nected with Howard Johnson in Miami, Fla., is the new manager of the Clinton Ice Cream Bar, as stat ed in an advertisement elsewhere in this paper. VARSITY CLUB HATS Deluxe quality $7.00 Imperial quality $6.00 Montclair quality $5.00 L. B. DILLARD Woman s Society And Circles In Joint Meeting The Woman's Society of Chris tian Service and the circles of Broad Street Methodist church met jointly Monday afternoon at the church. The devotional program was given 6. v Mrs. C T Thomason with Mrs Charles Ray Thomas leading an entertaining program on "Religion and Economics.** Following the program a silver tea was enjoyed in the recreation rooms in honor of the 7th birthday of the Killingsworth Home in Co lumbia. HOME Poach your eggs and serve them on com fritters for a nice supper dish. You’ll like tomato or mush room sauce to go over them. Like an old-fashioned decorated cake for a change? Try frosting devil’s food or white cake with a heap of boiled or seven minute ic ing, then decorate with stick candy. Next time you bake gingerbread serve it a bit differently and see if the family won’t like it! Slice ripe bananas over the warm squares and top with sugar-sweet ened whipped cream. Pork chops take on a delicate flavor when you braise them and add some pineapple juice and apple cider as the liquid in which they’re cooked. Fill doughnut holes with marsh mallows, pop under the broiler and toast them. This takes only a min ute or so, and (it's fun for children’s parties. Nice to serve with chilled tomato or vegetable juice as a first course: roll small balls of well-seasoned processed American cheese in grat ed carrots, then lace a small pretz el stick on top for easy handling. Dress up that canned applesauce for desserts: place a mound of powdered sugar on top of the sauce in a sherbert glass, then decorate with candied fruits. Another way is to chill applesauce, then serve with melted currant jelly drizzled over the top. never have we seen such enthusiastic response Frankly* we are overwhelmed! Your wholehearted response to our remodel ing sale would more than please any merchant. If you had to wait for your cus tomary Thomas service—or just didn't get any service at all—we are sorry! At times the crowds were more than we could handle. We are going to break our ironclad policy and place on Sale Thursday* Fri day and Saturday only remaining Re modeling Sale Values! This is an expres sion of "sincere thanks" to all of you who made our Greatest Remodeling Sale so very successful. For you Thursday, Fri day and Saturday will be an opportunity to pick up important savings overlooked in the excitement.