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Thorwday. October 11. 1§51
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
PaRe Seven
Society...
(Continued fromSiW three)
Luncheon Given
For Visitor
Honoring Mrs. Fred H. Allen of
Wadesboro, N. C., Mrs. W. L. Mar
shall, Jr., entertained at luncheon
on Wednesday of the past week.
Sixteen of Mrs. Allen’s Clinton
friends including a number of her
classmates at Winthrop College,
were invited.
Smal tables were prettily ap-
f pointed for the guests and a three-
course luncheon was served. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. R. E.
Sadler and Mrs. Robert M. Vance.
Throughout the receiving rooms
fall flowers, roses and dahlias pre
dominating,, were artistically ar
rayed for the occasion.
Mrs. Marse Hostess
Lutheran Society
Mrs. W. E. Marse was hostess to
members of the Woman’s Mision-
ary Society of St. John’s Lutheran
church on Monday evening .
w “Think mg Together" was the
topic of the program led by Mrs.
H. C. Suber, who was assisted by
Mrs. E. E. Smith, Mrs. Rhett P
Adair, Mrs. R. W. Boland and Mrs.
James C. Dickert.
4 During the business session all
members who can were asked to
attend the Piedmont Conference in
•Laurens on October 30.
A social hour was enjoyed and
the hostess served a salad plate
and punch.
A Bouknifht with Miss Nancy! Young in an impressive double «" in f ]|
Griffin at the piano, was a feature of ceremony which took place at 7'30 : |
the program. An entertaining skit Ik'ni., Saturday. October 6. in the
was presented by Mr. and Mrs. i Whitmire Presbyterian church in
James Puryear. i the presence of a large assemblage
Other special guests included Mrs. of relatives and friends. The Rev.
Glover, Mr. and Mrs. Julian Bolick, 1 Hubert Wardlaw of Lancaster, as-
Mr. and Mrs. Perry M. Moore. | sisted by the bride’s pastor, the
♦— ! Rev. *W. Dendy, performed the
Mr. and Mrs. Sadler ceremony. .
T-. , , . t-, . , i i A tall fan-shaped basket ar-
bntenain r riends I rangement of white gladioli, tube-
On Thursday and Friday evenings roses, asters and large chrysanthe- j
Mr. and Mrs. Rufijs Sadie* enter- mums with a background of wood-,
tained a group of friends ~with wardia, centered the decorations,
bridge suppers at their home on Cathedral candelabra with lighted:
Maple .street. "■ tapers and other arrangements of ;
Four tables were daintily ap- white gladioli with huckleberry
pointed for supper on the first eve- greens and woodward ia completed
ning and five on the second. Mrs. setting. The windows ^cce
John William King and Robert M.' cover ® t * trailing ivjj and the
Vance won score awards on Thurs-, decorations were of ivy, asters
day evening while Mrs. Michael an ^ whlte satl "
Turner and Dr. A. B. Stump were A Program of wedding music was
winners of the Friday games.
Mrs. R. E. Sadler, Sr., assisted the
presented by Mrs. John Robert Su
ber at the organ. Mrs. Lamar j I
Lightsey of Rock Hill, sang “Give; j
hostess in the courtesies of enter- Me Y our Hand,” by Stewart, and
taining. | Love Thee,” by Greig. Organ
Throughout the card rooms, roses,! solos included the Theme from
dahlias, zinnias and spider lillies
were prettily arranged at vantage
points.
Chamber of Commerce
"Ladies Night" Given
Members of the Clinton Cham
ber of Commerce entertained with
annual “ladies night” in the ban
quet hall of Hotel Mary Musgrove
Romeo and Juliet,” by Tschai-
kowsky, and “Prayer," by Beethov
en. The traditional marches were |
played. During the ceremony 1
“Perfect Love,” by Barnby, was
softly played. At the conclusion
of the service Mrs. Lightsey sang
‘The Lord’s Prayer.” by Malotte
Elmore M. Suber. uncle of the'|
bride, and J. C. Drummond of
Fountain Inn. were senior ushers. ;|
The usher-gromsmen were Rob
ert Anderson of Griffin. Ga.«. John
on Tuesday evening
Floor baskets of gladioli with _
vases of dahlias, chrysanthemums ^ller of Brookley Air Force Bas*
and other flowers of the saeson Ala •, )> rot h*r bride, Jun
decorated th^dming room. Adorn- • F°"ler Columbia, and John
ing the tables at intervals were. Stewart of Woodruff. j
, low bowls of chrysanthemums, a 1 _ Miss Katty L«wu of Atlanta,!
J tracery of ivy and dried arrange-1 Robert Anderson of Griffin. Ga
mpnt« Th. nmffram favors *»ter of the bride, was matron of
Class Room Teachers, -enU. The program and favor, -ter oMthe br£e. £» matron^
t-, i. tt o e*ch place carried out the faU l /,on or-* n «jr wore wenucaj
Faculty Have Supper color motif es ofwmter chartreuse Uffetafash-
J. Henderson Pitts, president/ w 'tb fitted bodices and full
presided over the following pro
skirts with matching capes The
former carried a crescent bouquet
of green ugimums and gold pom-
The class room teachers associa
tion and general faculty meetings
were combined on Thursday evening fr*m:
for a supper meeting at Hotel Mary' "America. ■ --
Musgrove. ' Invocation—Dr Marshall Brown. 1 P 0 ®* w ~ e ^tter s flowers
Kelvin, with .h, »w hcuh,' WUcame-Pre.hi™, Pltu I »«»«■* ^Tr^Uwmun,, «d
members were W R Anderson sud- Music by a group from the P^P 0 ™*- bllllamislill were
memoers were w. it. Anoerson, sup- p. . . ^ .ccomoan- Mrs Arnold Young, sister of the
erwtendent of th. ci y whooH .nd groom, of Columbu. and Mr. Tom
Mrs Anderson, J. J. Cornwall, a D ” J*mes ruu. r^. Ih K rl gu , « nt
-n«nber of the new countv school Special entertainment quartet Ber I? r ’ couain, of
and Mrs Corawlir from Air Force Base. Greenville Mrs Lewis Houck of
ooara ana Mrs. Cornwall. Greenville Cameron and Miss Mary Ann Dil-
About eighty guests enjoyed the hundred - Ue , u wcr<> lard of Cnm Anchor They wore
occasion in the private dining room ^ f • ,l "****»» fashioned alike in
which was attractively decorated | ( „mmittc!r o^ arranaements ^ color of gold taffeta
with dahlias, gladioli, ageratum and eomixwed of Mrs Perry M featuring fitted bodice and full
other early fall flowers mLTaSSLl Mrl Disto lUv matching capes They
In the absence of the president, ^uElUAd™' snd Mul lolis rsmed u rescent bouqueU of Ul-'
Mrs. Nene D Workman. Mrs Minna 3j a fc e iy I ism an shades of Fugi chrysanthe-
Irby of the orphanage faculty spoke ♦ mums and pompoms
in behalf of the classroom teachers W:ii __ Dick Fowler, nephew of the
W. R. Anderson acted as chairman I v llll“i' * OUng groom of Columbu was ring bearer *
of the meeting and John & Glover. Rites Solemnized Marty Anderson, the bnde a niece
P r “*«, ^ At Whitmire Church
Miss Nancy Eliza Miller be
Association and J. J. Cornwell spoke
briefly
Community singing, led by Harry ( came the bnde of Henry Moore
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of Griffin. Ga.. was flower girt
Her dress was of white taffeta and
lace and fnlia. She carried a white
basket filled with yellow pompoms.
The bnde who was given u»
marriage by her brother. Henry
Martin Miller, was lovely in her
wedding gown of heavy ivory
slipper satin, designed with _ long
filed bodice with beaded standing
collar and cathedral train The
long sleeves ended in calls lily
points. Her finger tip veil of Ivory
illusion fell from a beaded ban
deau She carried a crescent bou
quet of sn orchid surrounded by
gardenias "and tuberoses.
William Young of this city,
brother of the bridegroom was best
man.
Mrs. H. M. Miller, mother of the
bride wore a dress of rose lace and
an orchid corsage.
Mrs. Luther Young, mother of I
the bridegroom, wore a gown of
wine crepe with an orchid corsage. 1
Immediately following the cere- 1
mony, a reception was held in the
fellowship hall of the church.
Presiding at the punch bowl
were Mrs. Jim Fowler of Colum
bia and Mrs. William Young of
Clinton. Miss Kathryn Stewart of
Rock Hill kept the register. As- 1
sisting in serving were Mrs. Sara
Suber, Mrs. H. B. Thomas, Misses
Mary Wallace Riser, Rankin Suber,
Ann and Libby Lewis.
During the evening the bride
and bridegroom left for their wed
ding trip to Flprida, and upon their
return they will make their home
in Charlotte. N. C. For traveling
the bride wore a grey suit with
purple accessories, and the orchid
from her bouquet.
Mrs. Young is the daughter of
Mrs. Henry M. Miller and the late
Mr. Miller of Whitmire. She at
tended Columbia college and is a
graduate of the Nurses’ Training
School of the Charlotte Memorial
Hospital. Mr. Young is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Young of near
Clinton. He attended Wofford Col
lege and is an army veteran of
World War II. He is employed
with the Commercial Credit Cor
poration of Charlotte, N. C.
Out-of-town guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Byrd Martin of Laurens,
Mrs. I. M. Smith, Jr., Miss Ger
trude Smith, Kinards, Mrs. War
ren Dillard, Cross Anchor, Miss
Catherine Stewart, Rock Hill, Mr.
and Mrs. C. S. Pinson, Mrs. D. R.
Chapman, Cross Hill, Mr. and Mrs.
Randolph Davis, Mrs. Bill Ringer,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Workman, Mr.
and Mrs. P. C. Workman, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Miller, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Leake, of Clinton; Mr. and Mrs.
John Boinest, Columbia, Mr. and
Mrs. T. L. White, Charlotte. N. C.,
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Drummond, Mrs.
O. C. Woods, Fountain Inn, Mrs.
Sam Shannon, Kinards, Mr. and
Mrs. James Williams and Ann Wil
liams of Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Col
lins Bonds, of Woodruff, vMrs. C. A.
Moore, of St. Petersburg, Fla., Mr.
and Mrs. W. T. Stewart and Mary
Stewart, Woodruff, Mrs. D. C. Cur
rie of Harleyville, Miss Dorothy
Crawford and Jim Crawford, Clin
ton.
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TOMATOES, 2 cans .. 29c
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Donald Duck ORANGE
JUICE, 46 oz. can 23c
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Baby Limas, lb 15c
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Beef Roasts, lb 65c
Stew Beef (rib), lb ... 50c
Steak (round', lb 90c
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