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. * Thursday, January 10, 1952 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE The WOMAN’S PAGE Society Events, Club and Church News of Interest telephone 74 or 495 ^r.»***»»*** Pitts-Braswell Rites Announced Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Pitts an nounce' the marriage of their daughter, Sara Bolana, to James Russell Braswell, on Friday, Janu- W 4, 1952. The double ring ceremony was performed at Broad Street Metho dist parsonage by Rev. E. K. Garri- eon in the presence of a few close relatives and friends. — ♦ ■ Dr. Brown's Birthday Is Observed Tuesday - On Tuesday afternoon at the cof fee hour the office staff at Presbyte rian college honored Dr. Marshall W. Brown on the occasion of his birthday. The group gathered around a decorated cake to sing “Happy Birthday.” The cake was cut and served with sandwiches and coffee. ^1 Mrs. Addison Is Bridge Hostess Mrs. James Addison entertained members of her bridge club on Thursday afternoon at her home < near Joanna. - Berries and greenery with other seasonal arrangements made a pret ty seting for the two tables. Score awards went to Mrs. Heath Cope land and Mrs. George Blalock. After cards a salad course and coffee were served. Women Plan Program On Brazil Missions The Women-of-the-Church will meet on Monday, January 14, at 12 o’clock at the First 'Presbyterian church. Mrs. D. Lee Williamson, a mission ary to Brazil, now on furlough, will be the guest speaker. At 1 o’clock a Dutch lunch will be served. Dur ing the afternoon session, 2-3, a film, “Missions in Brazil,” will be shown. Following the prayer period an of fering wHl be received for foreign missions. gladioli tisticallj Trask-Wood Engagement - Mr. and Mrs. Heide Trask of Wilmington, N. ice the engagement me s noun dau£ Christian C., an- of their ler, Nancy Lee, to John Gil liam Wood, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John Gilliam wood of Edenton, N. C. Miss Trask is a senior at Sweet- briar collegp, Va. The bridegroom- elect attended the Virginia Episcopal school and the University of North Carolina. M daughter of 1 city. iss Trask is the grand- Mrs. Lee Hunter of this 1 William Bell Has 5th Birthday On the occasion of his 5th birth day, Saturday, January 5, William Bell was given a party to which a We're BRINGING HIM BACK Watch for Announcement in. Next Week’s Paper T Paire Three number of neighborhood playmates were invited. . ' After a period of games the group sang “Happy Birthday.” ’ The cake, centering the dining table, was done in cowboy motif complete with chocolate icing, coral, animal crack ers and green coconut grass. Ice cream was served with individual cakes " and each child was given a souvenir bag of candies, gum and train whistles: Mrs. Norman Sloan Is Club Hostess, Mrs. Norman Sloan gave a des sert bridge Tuesday afternon for members of her card club. When the guests arrived a sweet course was served at two tables after which a number of progres sions were ^njoyed. High and sec ond score awards were won by Mrs. W. Y. Thompson and Mrs. Mi chael Gussie. Mrs. Milam Is Bridge Hostess Wednesday afternoon of the past week Mrs. Marian E. Milam enter tained guests for four tables of bridge at the home of her mother, Mrs. W. C. Baldwin. ^ Gladioli in modernistic array made a pretty setting for the games. When scores were counted prizes were presented Mrs. Harry Mcween and Mrs. Murphey Tim merman. Mrs. James Milam of Laurens, was a guest for the party. Later in the afternoon iwhen cards were laid aside a salad course was served. Milams Compliment Mr. and Mrs. Ferriter Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fer riter of Cairo, Egypt, who were re cently married, Mr. and Mrs. Ma rian £. Milam entertained a few friends at dinner on Saturday eve ning. Mrs. Ferriter is the former Miss Mae Dicus. Pastel tinted gladioli added at tractiveness to the home for the occasion. Small tables were prettily ap pointed for dinner after which the guests were entrtained informally. Mr. and Mrs. James Leaman of Whitmire, were out of town guests-^etary and each member answered in pastel tints were ar- lly arrayed. , During the eve ning refreshments were served buf fet in the dining room to the 7Q guests enjoying the occasion. Assisting the hostess in the courte sies of entertaining were Mrs. Ken neth N. Baker, Mrs. John Glover, Mrs. H. G. Prince, Mrs. James S. Gray and Mrs. George C. Belling- rath. January Meeting A. R. Pt Circles The January meetings of the circles of the Missionary Society of the Associate Reformed Presbyte rian church were held on Monday. Mrs. Hubert Todd and Mrs. Irene Todd* were hostesses to the after noon group. Mrs. E. B. Sloan, chairman of the “Stewardship and Spiritual Life” cause, gave a pro gram on that topic with several members discussing articles from the Journal of Missions. Later fruit cake, coffee, candies and nuts were served. The evening group met at the home of Mrs. C. Byhum Betts. Mrs. Betts gave the devotional and led the program on the topic of study. During the social hour following sandwiches, cookies and coffee were enjoyed. / Church Circle Holds Meeting The regular mopthly meeting of the Ella Riddle circle was held at the home of Mrs. B. S Pinson" on Monday morning. * , The meeting was called to order and opened! with prayer by Mrs. J. K. Brown. The roll call was given and the minutes read by the secre tary. Mrs. Varina Betsill presented an article on. “World Missions”, and Mrs. A. S. Maxwell gave the Bible study on the ninth commandment, and closed the meeting with prayer. Afterwards, a social hour was en joyed and coffee, fruitcake, sand wiches and nuts served by the hostess. Musgrove Club Has Meeting The Musgrove Home Demonstra tion club met at the school house on January 2. The project song, “Fairest Lord Jesus,” was sung. Mrs. A. rAo-May used Matthew 5:16 as a basis for her devotional message which included a prayer. The roll was called by the sec- Little Girl Has'_ Birthday Party Dianne Gassre; who was seven years old January 4* celebrated the occasion on Monday with a party at the home of her parents, Lt. Col. and Mrs. Michael Gussie, on Ferguson street. ' Guests were Dianne’s. second grade classmates at Florida Street school, buring the afternoon a number of outdoor games were en joyed with prizes presented the • winners. Later refreshments of cup cakes and ice cream were served in the dining room. The birthday cake, glowing with candles, carried out the pink and white motif. Colorful balloons were given as favors. January Meeting -y. D. C. Chapter * Bridge Club, Guests Are Entertained Mrs. Ansel Godfrey was hostess on Thursday afternoon to her card club and several- additional guests for bridge. Cyclamen, pink and rose snap dragons vfere beautiful with the decorative plan of the living room. In the dTnmg lt)om and den green ery with berries, was prettily ar rayed. - At the conclusion of the professions score prizes were pre sented Mrs. J. B. Arnold and Mrs. J. B. Hart. Later in the afternoon salad and sweet courses were served with coffee. On Friday afternoon Mrs. God frey entertained guests for ‘three tables. Score winners on thi.^ oc- casio were Mrs. C. W. Copeland and Mrs. William Brooks Owens. Fol lowing the games refreshments were served in two.courses. Thursday evening Mrs. W. C. Baldwin was hostess to the Ste phen D. Lee Chapter, tl. D. C., for the January-meeting at her home. The president. Miss Agnes Davis, presided over the business meeting. Miss Dayis also led .an interesting program on the Civil War hero, Robert E. Lee, whose birthday oc curs 'in January. Mrs. Austin Chandler gave an article on “Strat ford,” Lee’s birthplace in Virginia, which the U. D. C. chapters have re stored to its former grandeur. Mrs. Nene D. Workman, who has recent ly returned from a trip to Old Point Comfort and Wi/lramsburg, Va., told of seeing the tombstone of ‘Jeffer son Davis, Confederate, president during the Civil War, nearby. Later’the hostesses, Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs. Asa Davis, Mrs. Henry Tram mell and Mrs. Wilson Harris, serv ed sandwiches, Russian tea, and cake. » RETURN HOME Dr. and Mrs. L. B Marion have re turned home ^fter a visit- in Atlanta and Tuscaloosa, Ala. \ « -j- . . Peach Meeting , - The annual peach clinic will be held in Spartanburg January 23 and 24. The program will be announced later, but peach growers should hold these dates open. SAT: “I SAW IT IN THE CHRONICLE” THANK YOU Headaches .... Headaches which are associated with high blood pressure, sinus trouble, low blood pressure, nervous prostration or those termed migraine may be easily corrected thru the modem appli cation of scientific Chiropractic. ► Consult Dr. C. J. Hart, 254 West Main St., Laurens, S. C., for complete details. No obligation for consultation. Write or call 22501 for free booklet entitled -“Headaches, What Chiropractic Will Do for Them.” • . ''X for the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ferriter were pre sented as a gift a silver- compote. Methodist Circles Will Meet Monday Circles of Broad Street Metho dist church will meet Monday, Jan. 14, at 3:30 as follows: Mayme Johnson, Mrs. Murphey Timmerman, chairman; Mrs. W. Roy Pitts, hostess. Barden, Mrs. Roy Gasque, chair man; Mrs. G. W. Bell, hostess, as sisted by Mrs. L. A. Blakely. Ellie Hatton, Mrs. James Puryear, chairman; Mrs. Hug^* Simpson, host ess, assisted by Mrs. Hubert Pitts. The Sara Glenn circle.will meet at 7:30 in the_ evening with Miss Rose Lee at the home of Mrs. Geo. W. Bailey, Mrs. Julian W. Cole man, assistant. *. Browns Entertain Faculty Informally Dr. and Mrs. Marshall W. Brown were “hosts to the Presbyterian col lege faculty, their wives and the office staff for an informal get-to gether at their , home on Thursday evening. ir Throughout the receiving rooms e SPECIAL! -1 HEAVY WEIGHT STERLING BABY SPOONS 1.27 Tox Inc. REGULAR $2.50 VALUE 10K GOLD BABY RINGS with a suggestion for improving the club. During the business session Mrs. DeShields gave a report on the en tertainment which-was held at the school on Dec. 15. Mrs.-May told of carrying the club Christmas bas ket to a family in the community. For the special feature Mrs. Larry DeShields read an article on nylon hose. Mrs. Mahon, Home Demonstration agent, tojd of some of the ideas to be taken up in the new yearbook, and named a few of the demonstra tions to be given. She read a lovely poem, “Be the Best of Whatever You Are.” Mrs. Mahon then gave a - helpful demonstration on cleaning, oiling and adjusting a sewing ma chine. She also showed how to put in a zipper. • ' - ' * A contest was led by the recrea tional lead?r. * < Refreshments were jerved by the ■hostess, Mrs. R. G. Wrenn, assist ed by Mrs. DeShields and Mrs. May. . 1 • • ' r New Officers For Episcopal Auxiliary Mrs. E. N. Sullivan was hostess to the Auxiliary of All Saints Epis copal Mission on Monday evening at her home on Cedar street. Mrs. Alec Stump was in charge of the program and discussed a chapter from the study book; "The Holy Scriptures." Mrs. Newton Jones gave the devotional. Prayer was led by the rector, Rev. Edwin B. ClipparcJ, of Newberry, who with Mrs. Clippard. attended the meeting. George Heyward and George an- bum, Presbyterian ” college stu dents, met with the group to dis cuss forming a Canterbury club, the Episcopal student unioh, oh -the campus. % During a business session plans were made to form an altar guild for making preparations for Holy communion. Mrs. Thomas Sutton and Miss Norma Hallett were welcomed to the auxiliary. The hostess served a dessert course during a social hour. The following Officers were elect ed to serve the coming year President—Mrs. R. B. Hellams. ' Secretary—Mrs. R. M. Turner.' Tieasurer—Mrs. Alec^Stump. Chairmen ^ ^ Christian Education—Mrs. J. B. Hart. bns—Mrs. E. N Sullivan. Promotion—Mrs. Turner. Committee, chairmen:- Spiritual Life — Mrs.. Newton Jones. Church Homes for Childreir^and Ladies—Mrs. E. N. SuRiVan. Church Periodipaf Club — Mrs Jones. CARD OF THANKS The family of,.Mrs. Evie Wright wishes to 4hbhk the many kind friends for the courtesies rendered jckrTlhg her illness and death. » Milford H. Wright, Clinton. 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