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Thursday, February 14, 1952
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Patre Three
The WOMAN’S PAGE
Society Events, Club and Church News
of Interest telephone 74 or 495
Bridge Club
Enjoys Meeting
Mrs. W. 'L. Marshall, Jr., was
hostess to her bridge club on
Thursday afternoon with players
for two tables assembling.
The card rooms were attractive
with bouquets of daffodils and
flowering shrubs of the early
spring season.
High score was won by a club
visitor, Mrs. Robert Vance and sec
ond honor went to Mrs. E. H.
Wilkes.
After the games the hostess serv
ed a salad course.
Mrs. Johnson Is
Club Hostess ; .
Members of her bridge club met
on Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Walter A, Johnson for a numbef
of afternoon games.
'Two tables were placed for,, the
games with jonquils and quince
prettily arranged with greenery as
a background. Mrs. William Bailey
Owens won the club prize for top
honors.
Following cards a salad course
and Iweets were enjoyed.
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Dessert Bridge
Given For Club
A* dessert bridge was given on
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Perry
M. Moore for members of Iter card
club.
Two tables were laid for refresh
ments in a setting of early spring
flowers featuring daffodils and
quince. Mrs. Roy Casque and Mrs.
Henderson Pitts were found to be
high and second score winners
when scores were counted after the
progressions.
Joint Hostesses
Give Bridge Party
Mrs. Thomas Baldwin and Mrs.
Harry Baldwin jointly entertained
a number of friends at bridge on
Wednesday afternoon of the past
week At the home of Mrs. W. C.
Baldwin.
chairman and Mrs. B. C. Preslar,
vice-chairman. Mrs. George C.
Bellingrath demonstrated some
crafts and games to the group to
be used for the weekly meetings.
son, and Mrs. Ann Merck of Green
ville, and’ Miss Marthareene Pitts
of Greer; also a number of mem
bers of the Laurens club, which
sponsored the organization of the
local B. & P. W.
The Kiwanis Club was represent
ed by its president, W. C. Baldwin;
Lions Club by Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
. mu j .. 4 Th® Stephen D. Lee chapter of ]j am Brooks Owens, and Chamber
bridge on Thursday afternoon at U.D.C. held the February meeting 1 0 f Commerce by Mr. and Mrs.
1 1 “ 1 on Thursday evening at the home pjtts.
of Mrs. P. M- Pitts on Musgrovei
February Meeting
U.D.C. Chapter
her home on Oakland avenue.
Red camellias and carnations
Airs. J. B. Arnold, Mis s Katherine e,rnor this w® 6 * for appointment.
Blakely,
were used in the living room and > street with a large number in at-: il Ch fu ter " 1 °T,^ s Fi^rpn^ 3 AH^r
in the dining room gladioli and; tendance. 1 1 gl1 ‘ Abrams - Mlss Florence Adair
carnations were combined in artis-, s pra y S 0 f flowers and quince TBlakely, Miss Margaret Blakely
wdh'fonag^ w^effSttve 0 on the I ^ ere used - for ^(“Nation in the president; Miss Mildred Bozardl
UrfhoarH 8 euecuve on e , h V mg room, while jonquils and. Mrs. Modeene Brazil, Miss Hilda
siae poaru. - i spirea adorned the dining room. Burdette, Mrs. Dollie M. Carr,
After a number of interesting Miss Agpes Davis, president, pre-! treasurer. Miss Dorothy Crawford,
progressions prizes were presented | sided over the business session. An Mrs. Dell Crews, Mrs. Gay Doug-
Mrs. George R. Blalock, Mrs. W. M. interesting paper was given forjias, Miss Jean Drawdy, Miss Norma
Slneids Mrs. W. R. Anderson and t he evening’s program by Miss | e. Hallett, Mrs. W. W. Harris, 1st
Inez Tucker, Mrjii. lone Wallace,
Mrs. Frances C. Warner; Mrs.
Kathleen H. Wi®r, Miss Marie Wier,
Miss Gladys Wilson, Mrs. D. A.
Yarborough. 2nd vice-president.
To Recommend Names
For Two County Boards
Senator Ralph T. Wilson said
Monday morning that nominations
for ivfo Laurens county boards
would be placed before the gov-
Mrs. William Brooks Owens.
Later, in the afternoon the hostess
was assisted in serving a salad and
Mary Johnson who discussed | vice-president, Mrs. B. F. Harvey,
“Birthdays of famous people which j Mrs. Kenneth Haselden, Miss Mar-
occur in February.” garet Holland, Mrs. Henry Hunter,
sweet course by ^frs. P. S. Bailey. During the evening a social hour! Mrs. J. H. Hunter, Jr., Miss Minnie
l was enjoyed and a chicken salad Irvin, Mrs. Leila N. Johnson, Mrs.
course was served with Russian T. C. Johnson, Jr., Miss Rose Lee,
tea and cookies. Assistant hostesses Miss Jamie Little,
were Miss Margaret Holland, Miss Also Mrs. Mabel Miller, Mrs. Per-
Sallie Wright; Mrs. Zee McLees
and Miss Arva Henry,
i Mrs. W. A. Moorhead, Mrs. A. K.
Entertain Friends
At Lakeside Club
A lovely dinner party was given
on Friday evening at Lakeside
Country club by Dr. and Mrs. B. O.
prizes going to Mrs. W. P. Jacobs
III, and Mrs. Michael Turner. When
cards were laid aside a salad course
was served.
Jonquils and quince were effec
tively used with greenery to dec
orate the card rooms for the occa
sion.
Whitten and Mr. and Mrs. H, L. 1^*^ and Mrs. Gus Ramage, Jr.,
Eidhelberger. N I were welcomed as new members
The spacious club rooms were
decorated in the Valentine motif, i "N/nsiC Club Has
White gladioli and red carnatioiTS
against a large heart with lacy out
lines adorned the mantel while
cupids, lighted tapers, red and
white carnations interspersed with
fern carried out the chosen theme
for tables where guests found
their places. Dinner was served
buffet from a table beautifully ’ap
pointed in the dining room. Cen
tering the table was a revolving
cupid on lighted base, banked with
carnations and greenery.
About seventy-five enjoyed the
occasion.
Mrs. Adair Hostess
Sara Glenn Circle
Mrs. Clifton Adair and Mrs. W.
M. Hughbs were joint hostesses on-
Monday evening to the Sara Glenn
Circle of Broad Street Methodist
church at the home of the former.
The home was lovely with many
seasonal arrangements including
camellias and gladioli combined
with magnolia leaves and other
greenery. The group was invited
into the recreation room where re
freshments of assorted sandwiches
. ii caiuneii ta aaaui icjvi aauu w i*.**^,
Four tables were in play with anc j ctecorated cakes were served
Party Honors
Visitor Here
On Thursday afternoon, Mrs.
R. E. Sadler entertained with a
bridge party honoring her daugh
ter-in-law, Mrs. Ed Sadler,„ who,
with Lt. Sadler, is visiting here.
Yellow spring flowers were used
for decoration in the dining room
and greenery in the living room.
Two tables were in play, with
Miss Cornelia Harris and Mrs. R.
E. Sadler, Jr., winning prizes.
The hostess served a salad course
with coffee.
Out of town guests for the occa
sion were Mrs. L. S. McMillian,
the honoree’s mother, Mrs. Charles
Aiken and Mrs. Marshall Aber
crombie of Laurens.
Given Thursday
Mrs. George M. Huguley enter
tained guests for five tables of
Talk By Dr. Patte
The Clinton Music club met on
Wednesday afternoon, February 6,
at the home of Mrs. Robert E. Wy-
sor, Jr.
The president, Mrs. Harry Me-*
Sween, presided over a brief bus
iness session and welcomed the
Visitors, Dr. and Mrs. Edouard
Patte and Mrs. Marshall Lanter.
Df. Patte, guest speaker for the
afternoon, presented an interesting
talk on “A Few Isms of Music.” II-
lustratiitg his remarks by compar
ing music with painting, and by
playing records representative of
the various types of music of 1
which he spoke, he made his ad
dress very clear and informative.
During the social hour, Mrs.
J. B. Jordan, assisted by Miss Ruth]
Bailes, Mrs. Harry Nettles, Mrs.!
Jaspe^ Rowland, and Mrs. James
Sldan/served refreshments.
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ry M. Moore, Miss Kittie Mae
Mosley, Miss Josephine Neighbors,
Miss Elizabeth Nicholson, corres
ponding secretary, Miss Florence
Nixon, Mrs. J. C. Pace, Mrs. Mary
W. Parrish, Miss Dorothy Pinson,
Miss Mary Frances Pinson, Miss
Jeanette Pitls, Mrs. L„ Ray Pitts,
Mrs. P. L. Roddy, Miss Rebecca
Speake, Miss Amilee Staggs, Miss
Bernice. Stroup, recording secre
tary, Mrs
As provided by law, he will pre
sent all members of the county
registration board for reappoint
ment. They are Mrs. Gladys Cook
of Fountain Inn, H. C. Sims of
Waterloo, and M. D., Milam of Clin*
ton. Mrs. Cook is tKe~present- ehair-
man.
New members of the Laurens
County Hospital Board, chosen by
the delegation under the^act creat
ing the hospital, will be recom
mended as follows: T. P. Townsend,
G. Edwin Owings and W. H. Har
ley, all of Laurens, R. P. Hamer of
Clinton and W. C. Dobbins of Jo
anna.
Other members of the hospital
board are E. D. Easterby. chair
man, L. G. Balle, J. H. Nance, P.
S. Bailey, H. D. Gray, T. C. Owings
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CARD OF THANKS
Wa^wish to thank c.ur friends and
neighbors for the many acts of-kind
ness and sympathy jhown us at the
death of our husfrand and father. We
also appreciate the beautiful floral
arrangements. The eAre shovm htr
you helped to lighten our burden
immnreasurably. during our time of
need. May ttivLord bless and keep
each and every one of you.
MRS. T. W. SPIRES.
MR. AND MRS—K. T SPIRES*
MR. AND MRS GRADY SPIRES
LEGION AUXILIARY TO MEET
The American Legion Auxiliary
will meet with , Mrs. Jasper Row
land at 4 o’clock on Tuesday af-
Louie Thornley, Miss 1 temoon, .February 19.
DR. L B. MARION
NATUROPATH
Res. Phone 939
/ 500 South Broad St.
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and Tubes .
BATTERIES AND
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Service Station
Sinclair Products
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Musgrove Club
Holds Meeting
buffet with Russian tea. A bowl of
white snapdragons and carnations
fashioned a centerpiece for_ the
table.
Mrs. Bill Abrams assisted by Miss
Jeanette Pitts and Mrs. Tan M.
Ray presented the program on
“Let Courage Rise With Danger.”
The 27th Psalm was used as a de
votional. j
Campfire Organization
Entertains Fathers
Members of the Campfire Girls
and bluebirds, the junior organiza
tion, entertained the fathers with
a Valentine “Dad-Daughter” party
on Thursday evening at the First
Presbyterian church.
One hundred and twenty-eight j
members and their guests, enjoyed
a box picnic supper. The “Wel
come” song was sung by the girls
and after supper movies on the
Bahamas and Louisiana were
shown.
Carrying out the chosen motif a
bowl of Japonica graced the table
and a mantel arrangement of
snapdragons were decorative.
“Cross Logs”, the Campfire" emblem
was displayed on the piano.
At a meeting of '.the city leaders
on last Wednesday morning Mrs.
A. G. Sutherland, Jr., was elected
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The Musgrove Home Demonstra
tion club met with Mrs. Edwin
Cunningham jan Wednesday after
noon, With the president presldlfigT
Aj.song, “Spring Morning,” was
sung by the members. The devo-
tiboal was given, followed -by
prayer. '
The minutes were read and roll I
called, with each member answer- ]
ing with her favorite house plant, j
During the business session, the!
club gave $5.00 for state 4-H camps
and $16.00 for state cook book.
It was announced that the spring
Council meeting will be held on
ApHl 5 at Barksdale-Narnie school
house.
Each member was asked to bring
her- favorite flower container to the i
next meeting. Mrs. P. B. Mitchell;
will have charge of that part of the
program, and Mrs. A. A. May will |
be hostess to the club.
House plants were discussed and
magazines showing pictures of,
plants were passed around. Mrs. j
Larry DeShields gave information
on how to grow the plants.
Miss Dean, assistant agent, gave
a demonstration on sewing machine
attachments and how to useMbem?
The members exchanged plants.
-Recreation was led by Mrs. May,-
and Mrs. Mitchell received a prize
for making the highest score in the
contest.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess, assisted by her daughter.
t Charter Presented
i Newly Organized
Women's Club Here
The charter meeting of the new
ly organized Business and Profes
sional Women’s Club was held on
Tuesday evening in the ball room
of the Hotel Mary Musgrove with
all forty-nine charter members and
a number of visitors in attendance.
A four-course dinner was served.
Table appointments and decora
tions carried out the club colors,
blue and gold. Tall lighted tapers,
a tracery of ivy, and bowls of-jon
quils were placed at intervals
along the tables and places were
marked with cards bearing the club
seal.
The following program was
given:
Music on entering: Mrs. W. B.
Owens.
Invocation:’ The Rev. E. K. Gar
rison; Vice-President, Ministerial
Association.
Welcome: J. Henderson Pitts.
President, Chamber of Commerce.
Response: Miss Bernice Stroup.
Singing: Led by Mrs. lone Wal
lace. -
Introduction of State Officers:
Mrs. Eula Bolt, President, Laurens
B. & P. W. Club.
Closing Song: “Victory".
Installation Service for Officers:
Mrs. Bolt.
Introduction of Guests: Miss
Margaret Blakely, President Clin
ton B. & P. Wr Club. .
Messages were brought to the
club by Miss Geneva Harris of
Greenville, state president; Mrsr
Edna Grier of Spartanburg, 1st vice
president, and Mrs.' Margaret Ber
ry of Greer, membership chairman
of district 1. '
Other visitors included W.
B. Copeland of Spartanburg; 'Miss
Helen Wood, Miss Janelle Hender-
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