The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, October 11, 1951, Image 11
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Thursday, October 11, 1951
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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The WOMAN’S PAGE
Society Events, Club and Church News
of Interest
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Bridge Club Meets
With Mrs. Adair
Mrs. R. C. Adair entertained
members of her bridge club on
Thursday afternoon. Two tables
were in play with top honors going
to a club visitor, Mrs. L. B. Dil
lard. After cards a salad and
sweet course were enjoyed.
Masonic Lodge To
Give Ladies Night
Campbell Lodge No. 44, A. F. M.,
will give the annual ladies night
banquet this evening in the Acade
my Street school dining room. The
banquet will be served promptly
at 8 o’clock by the Woman’s club.
♦
Carol Copeland
Has Birthday-
vis and Mrs. E. Mace Young.
Mrs. D. A, Yarborough, who was
in charge of the program for the
evening, gave a review of the ar
ticle “Southern Literature, New
and Old.’’
Mrs. Yarborough and Mrs. Leake
were elected delegates to the gen
eral convention in Asheville on No
vember 7. Mrs. C. Bynum Betts
and Mrs. W. C. Baldwin were ap
pointed as alternates.
Later a social hour and refresh
ments were enjoyed.
Bridge Club
Has Meeting
Carol Copeland, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Heath Copeland, was six years
old Thursday, October 4. In ob-Uyr -r.r. t_t
servance of the occasion he invited MTS. W ISe FlOS
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Carroll
White Copeland was hostess to
members of her bridge club.
Two tables were in play with
Mrs. Tom Addison and Mrs. James
Addison winning score awards.
Later in the afternoon a salad
course and tea was served.
the 0 movies. 0 ' play,na, " ! to Club Meeting
Later they returned to the home | Mrs. H. M Wise entertained j served a salad course and sweets
companied at i the piano by Mrs. ^
James Pitts.
Chaperones for the evening were
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Anderson, Mr.
and Mrs. David S. Cook, Mr. and
Mrs. Carlisle Neely, Mrs. Kay Mills
and Mrs. W. L. Marshall, Jr.
Bridge Club
Enjoys Meeting
Members of her bridge club gath
ered on Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Henderson Pitts for a number
of afternoon games.
Two tables were prettily appoint
ed for refreshments and pie a la
mode, iced drinks and nuts were
served. Prizes were presented at the
conclusion of the progressions to
Mrs. Howard Smith and Mrs. Billy
McMillan.
Dahlias and roses made a pretty
background for the tables.
Odds and Ends Club
Entertained Tuesday
For the first fall meeting mem
bers of the Odds and Ends club
were entertained by Mrs. Hubert
Todd and Mrs. E. B. Sloan at the
home of the former on Tuesday af
ternoon.
An exchange of books was made
and Miss Katherine Blakely, the
new president, presided over a
brief business session.
A delightfully informal hour was
held during which the hostesses
for refreshments and Hallowe’en members of her bridge club on
favros. The decorated birthday
cake was cut and served with ice
cream and nuts.
Mrs. Milam Is
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Bridge Hostess
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Dillard
Milam was hostess to her bridge
A variety of fall flowers in color
ful arrangements made a pretty
setting for the meeting.
Thursday for a number of after
noon games.
Bowls of roses were attractive
for the two tables. Mrs. C. w | October Meeting
Stone and her guest, Mrs. Monroe ___ i _
Rogers of Dillon, played for ab- oOia wietflll L/lTCie
sent members wiUi Mrs. Rogers
>fe
Monday evening the October
meeting of the Sara Glenn circle
winning high scofe. Mrs. M A
Macdonald was also a guest, call- j of Broad Street Methodist church
club with players for two tibka I»"« after ^ v was held at the home of MrsJK
assembling Following the games the hostess Hasledon with Mrs J. B Wilder
Marigolds, zinnias and dahlias served a salad course and Miss Sara Stone assisting as
were colorful in the living room __ _ ^, _ , h< .
where tables were placed for the lOUng People EnjOy presid-
b 4 *™ p w “' "Junior Canteen" Night
club pni. S..urd., -
After play the hostess served a bo vs and girls of the ninth and p,tu and * <1M Jean *tt*
aalad plate, cold dnnka and mints. t* n th grades at Clinton high school
% attended the Junior Canteen at the J* 9V T} int «*• hoateaajj
Mrs. Leake Is -rmory £32 “ d
U rv r* Mrs Romayne Hamilton and Hub puncn
• FlOSieSS Hunter directed the entertainment D , . — ^
Friday evening Mrs Joe W which included dancing and a DlD.e OtUQy L/OUFSO
Leake was hoe tees to the Stephen number of games A Rectal fee- R t K/otVinHict r'Vii irr*Vi
D. Lee chapter. United Daughters ture of the evening was the “ama-.^ 1 * v *“ulUvJlSi v-,11UJ v.11
of the Confederacy, for the October teur night” mnteet which was won | The Wcenen wty of c nris
meeting Assisting hostesses were by Jimmy Tinman singing Make tian Service U Brc-d Street Mcth-
Mrs Frank Miller. Mias Agnes Da- i Believe I l-nve You" He waa ac- odwt church will conduct a Bible
study on the book of Acts, to be
taught by Miss Neil Fletcher. Bible
teacher in the city schools. Four
sessions will be held, lasting an
hour and a half each. The first
will be next Monday afternoon,
October 15, and also on Tuesday
afternoon, October 10, Tuesday af
ternoon, October 23, and Wednes
day night, October 24. All after
noon sessions will be held at 3:30
and the night meeting at 7:30. The
ladies of the Hopewell and Lydia
Methodist churches will join in the
study. The public is cordially in
vited to attend this series of meet
ings.
Thornwell Circle
Has Meeting
The October meeting of the Ella
Riddell circle of Thornwell Mem
orial church was held on Tuesday,
Octobei* 2, with Mrs. Varina F. Bet-
sill at the Home of Peace.
Mrs. J. K. Brown, chairman, pre
sided and Mrs. B. S. Pinson opened
the meeting with prayer. Follow
ing the business session Mrs. F. M.
Stutts discussed “Church Exten
sion.’’ An article from theoSurvey
on the topic was given by Mrs.
Alma Smith. Miss Lucy Clawsen
taught the Bible study on the Sixth
Commandment, after which the
closing prayer was offered by Mrs.
A. S. Maxwell.
New A. R. P. Circle
Is Organized
The October meeting of the
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
Associate Reformed Presbyterian
church was held on Monday after
noon with Mrs. R F. Blakely and
Miss Margaret Blakely.
Mrs. Reed Todd, secretary for
home missions, led the program on
tha Hillcrest Mission at Sandy
Plains. N. M Mrs E B Sloan con
tinued the Bible study on “Ap
plied Christianity.”
During a social hour pie and
coffee were served
was hostess for bridge on Thurs
day afternoon at her home on Ce
dar street.
Refreshments of punch, fancy
sandwiches and cakes were served
buffet style in the dining room.
The refreshment table was over
laid with a hand-crocheted table
cloth and at one end the punch
bowl was banked with long-leaf
pine. Mrs. Reece H. Young served
punch. Yellow chsrysanthemuma
with other autumn arrangements
adorned the card rooms. When
scores were counted at the end of
the progressions, Mrs. Hugh Jacobs
was winner.
(Continued on page seven)
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* That evening Miss Blakely, who
, is president of the society, and Miss
Katherine Blakely, were hostesses
for an organisation meeting for a
i night circle. Mrs C Bynum Betts,
chairman, talked on < rganustion
and the secretaries of causes were
appointed
Later a social hour and refresh
ments were enjoyed by those at
tending
Bridge Club
Is Entertained
Entertain ire members . of her
bridge club and several add*Lanai
guests Mrs Ben Hay Hammett
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