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.7 ■ t f* Thursday, May 15, 1952 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Page Three The WOMAN’S PAGE Society Events, Club and Church News of Interest TELEPHONE 74 or 495 Campbell-Y arbrough Engagement Mrs. Hallie Camp'oeli of this city, announces the engagement of her daughter. Shirley Ann, to Rob ert Yarbrough son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Yarbrough, also of this city. The wedding is to take place June !• Anderson-Matthews Engagement Told Mr. and Mrs. Collie William Anderson of this city, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Catherine, to Bobby Law rence Matthews, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Leroy Matthews of Manning. The wedding will take place Au gust 26. talk on annuals and perennials, giving hebpful suggestions on how to grow them successfully. Mem bers contributed to the cancer drive. Miss Dean gave a demonstra tion on “Floor Coverings.” She sug- Henderson on April 25. At the convention Mrs. McSween w’as presented in behalf of the c,lub, a red ribbon for attaining a rMipg of 98 per cent for the past year. The following new officers were elected: Mrs. W. Y. Thompson, gested. that in buying such items ■ P res ident; Miss Nancy Griffin, attention should be given to pat-1 vice-president; Mrs. B. C. Pres tern, color, texture, etc. She also; lar - corresponding secretary; Mrs. Roy Gasque and Mrs. WUmot. — —- , XT . - Shealy entertained with five tables showed samples of different kinds f* orma " S1 9f n - secre of bridge on Thursday afternoon rugs and distributed leaflets onjlary, Mrs. Hubert Todd, treasurer, at the Gasque home. , , that subject. ! A social hour was enjoyed, with Roses iris and sweetoeas in ar- 1 During the recreation period 5 he J ollo Y ing ,/ oste "r s re - Koses, ins ana sweeipeas in ar e. £ freshments: Mrs. W. W. Hams, AT a £ Wei L P i a - C * d _ at vantage Jlnteft B Ml Che11 led m 3 fl0wer 1 Miss Cornelia Harris. Miss Helen „ ‘ , . . . i Knight, and Miss Sara Culp. Refreshments were served by 1 * to Mrs. points in the card rooms. Visitors’ award went James Puryear and club prize to the hostesses, Mrs. W. R. Anderson - , Mrs. B. C. Preslar. When cards; and Miss Blanche Cox. i AnnOUnC©m©nt i arty were laid aside a tempting refresh- ] — _ •—T" . i For MiSS AnderSOH ment course was served. Out of town guests for the party included Mrs. E. L. Reid of Orlan do, Fla., Mrs. James D. Nelson of Inglewood, California, and Mrs. G. 'Choir EntGrtainGd hostess, the bride-elect, Mrs. James E. Anderson, Mrs. J. M. Hatton, Sr., mother of the groOm-elect, Mrs. Frank Anderson, grandmother of the honoree, and Miss Mary Cath erine Anderson, who will be an at tendant. Rioses and sweetpeas in pastel tints pretitly adorned the living room. The bridal motif was ob served in the dining room where the tea table, overlaid with a lace cover, was graced with an arrange ment of roses, peonies and snap- Birth Announcements RANKIN Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Rankin •*,* Bamberg, formerly of this city, a - mnmee the birth of a daughter, Mar garet, on April 30. deSAUSSURE Mr. and Mrs. Yves deSaussure a - nounce the birth of a daughter, Cat La x- erine Scarlett, on May 8. sanne, Switzerland. Mr. deSaussure dragons flanked by tall tapers in is a member of the Presbwrian c - crystal candelabra. A similar ar-jiege faculty Mr deS ire the buffeti snn nv^ntlv r^tiirnArl *n \ T-zArTa : rangement was used on the buffet S on recently returned to Switzer Hr As Cross Kays Announcing the engagement Miss Mary Catherine Anderson Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bennett en tertained members of Calvary Bap- BridgG Club Me\ TuGsday On Tuesday afternoon~oL j tbe past week Mrs. W. M. Hughes was host ess to members of her bridge club. Bowls of roses in various shades made a* pretty setting for the two tables. Prior to the games a §vyeet course, punch, and salted nuts were enjoyed. Two tables were in play with Mrs. A. G. Sutherland, Jr., and.,Miss Agnes Davis winning score prizes. Mrs. E. L. Reid of Orlando, Fla., who is visiting here, was a guest for the meeting. Mrs. EspiGg, Jr., Y. W. A. HostGss The Young Women’s Association of the First Baptist church met Monday evening at the home of ■Mis. Karl Espieg.^r, Miss Roslyr. Cason had charge of the program on Christian homes to day entitled, “The Hardest Place.” Taking part were Miss Trotti Pruitt and Miss Shirley Asbill. The pro gram closed with sentence prayers. During the business session it F. Draughon of Dunn, N. C. whO;tj s t church choir on Tuesday eve- were visiting here. | jng at their home in Cross Keys. ♦ | Weiners were roasted over a May Meeting 'Ibont.re in the yard of the home J ^ , and served with other picnic foods and candies. Mrs. Bennett is the former Miss Louise Ridings of this city. B <S P W Club The May meeting of the Busi ness and Professional Women’s club was held on Tuesday evening at Hotel Mary Musgrove. of to in the den and Mrs. A. C. Workman and Mrs. James bade the guests goodbye. ’ Ins and pansies were combined Joint Hostesses About thirty-five members at-j 3^ p arty Q ub tended the dinner and business ses Sion. Reports were heard from va- r i o u s officers. Miss Blakely introduced chairmen and their commitees. Mrs. D. A, Yar borough, vice-presKUmt and pro gram chairman, told of plans for the program for the coming year A bridge party was given on> Fri- Margaret 1 day afternoon at Lakeside country Bobby Lawrence Matthews, MiSo Joan Anderson gave a lovely party on Tuesday evening at the home of her parents, Mr E. Anderson, on Maple street. . ., The receiving rooms of the home. Wltb other spring .lowers in dec- were lovely with pink roses and ora * l0n m tbc d^n and hall. Also snapdragons. Pink magnolia was! assis ^* n ^ hostess were Mrs. Al- effective on the coffee table in the nia , r ?, D roa dus Smith living room. During the evening an d Mrs. C. D. Pitts, guests were invited into the dining . About one hundred guests were room for refreshments. The table. > inv d p d call during tho ‘ea hour- beautifully appointed in the chos- hostess gift to Miss Ander- en party color motif, was center- son v ' as cr ystal in her chosen pa: ed with a wedding cake decorated tprn with rosebuds, on top of which was and a corner one with figurines for the mantel. Mrs. Marshall Lanter and Miss Anne Corley served block cream, bride's cakes and mints. Entertaining in the dining room . _• w j ^ were Mrs. Davis R. Holland and a son, Richard Charles, on Apr. Mrs. J. M. Hatton, Jr. I 27 - Mrs. Brown was before marnajc Mrs. Billy McMillan entertained ^ ss Ldi h Henderson_pf his cit>— after a stay here. BROWN Mr. and Mrs. Marion Brown, o! Lexington, N. C., announce the birth CANTRELL Mr. and Mrs. William Osier Ca - trell announce the birth of a so^:, John Henry, on May 10. at Blalo: : clinic. Mrs Cantrell is the forrr^; Miss Inez Brewington. Kinard To Speak At Joanna Sunday club by Mrs. F. P. Thompson, Mrs. Tom Addison and Mrs. A. D. Salter. Iris and lilies in yellow and lav ender were arranged in a brass container for the mantel. Else- j which will center around the | where pink roses were combined tesies of entertaining theme, “The Ramparts We Build.” Wlt h otber , ] s P rin 6 flowers and The annual state convention is | shrubs in floor baskets and hand some containers to form a pretty written "Tot-Bobby, August 26.” NEW SUBSCRIBERS On the buffet white tapers in crys- • tal holders flanked a bowl of pink HONOR ROLL roses. Salad, sandwiches, assorted dainties and punch were served, i Old and new subscribers will find being held in Charleston May 16, 17 and 18. Six members, Miss Blakely, Mrs. Leila N. Johnson, Miss Elizabeth Nicholson, Mrs. W. W. Harris, Mrs. lone Wallace and Miss Mildred Bozard, are planning to attend. MusqrovG Club a setting for the tables. At the conclusion of the progres sions score prizes went to Mrs. W P. Jacobs, Mrs. Tommy Hollis, and Mrs. Julian Bolick. Mrs. Wal-1 ter A. Johnson won bingo prtze. j Lovely Tea Honors Assisting the hostess in the cour-! Clinton an excellent shopping place were Mrs. where all of your wants can be sup- Anderson, Mrs. J ; M. Hatton, Jr., J plied’with convenience and satis- and Mrs. James Holtzclaw. i faction. The bride->lect was presented a! Look in THE CHRONICLE each corsage of pink and lavender j week for advertisements of well sweetpeas and was given a bride's i well known stores and firms always book to keep as a remembrance of i ready to serve you. the occasion. Welcome and thanks to those on our Honor Roll this week: Or. Sunday May 1. Dr James C. ' Kinard, president of Newberry c >1- j lege, will speak ..t the ll :i>0 wor I ship hour and at the evening w r- sh.p hour at 7 .10 p m. at the Jo anna Baptist church Special mus ic will be given by the combined choirs, junior and youth choirs under the direction of Miss Marj Elizabeth Fowler The pastor. Rev. James B Mitchell, is attending the ‘Southern Baptist convention Miami, Fla The jpublic is cordia - ly invited th attend th’Cse “servicer* Holds May MGGting The Musgrove Home Demonstra tion club held its regular monthly meeting at the school on the af ternoon of May 7, with the presi- Several refreshment guests werej 1 - < ' w ' vcri y t iiunuib j a’v J° an Anderson j mrs. virgil abrams, hostesses served -salad ami—sued > Honoring her niece, Miss—Jotm — Mr. and Mrs C. B. Alexander and daughter. Jackie, of Lancaster, were week-end guests of Mrs. Louise Hilton. courses with punch. €fty. ; Anderson, bride-elect of Sgt. Wil liam Hatton. Mrs. J. K. Haselden entertained with a tea on Wednes day afternoon of the past week. Mrs. S. M. Warner greeted the Littlo Boy Has Birthday Emory Dillon, son of Mrs. John j g ue sts and presented them to the dent presiding. ( _ , The project song, "Golden Sun-1 Mimnaugh, who was five years old j receiving line composed of was decided to meet Monday eve-, light,” was sung. As the roll was May 10, celebrated the occasion ning, May 19, at the church and: ca n e d each member answered with Thursday afternoon with a party, bring food for a picnic supper. | th e rame 0 f the flower she liked ; Guests included his playmates in Later the hostess, assisted by | to grow best and why. The min- the King Apartments. Party hats' the PVT. W. H. McCAULEY. Fort Leonard Wood; Mo. MRS. JAMES A ARNOLD. MRS. JIM MAY, Lydia. - T. P. HORGER. JR , Lauren*; — orvte magazine and browse around the gift shop. Roddy’s Gift Shop Mts^ Cason-, serv«d a refreshment plate of salad, sandwiches and Rus sian tea. utes were read by the secretary. Certificates were presented -saw4-elty favors added to the .merriment. Club, Guests Are EntGrtainGd At Bridge Entertaining members of club and additional guests. eral members who had completed the past year’s work. Devotional was given by Mrs. Edwin Cunning ham from the 103rd Psalm, after which she read a poem and led in their j prayer. Mrs. | Mrs. Larry DeShields made a A» your slot* raprtunlotivt, you'll fly to Colifornio via Pon-Am«ricon World Airwayi I You'll unjoy on* w**k of br*otfi< taking pogtontry and thrills I You'll comp*t* for th* "Miss Unit*d Stat«s" till*... th* winner then to compete against beauty winners from 40 foreign countries for th* “Miss Universe'' crown I You may win on* of six Universal- International Studios screen contracts or other valuable prizes) lull >*n4 in * photograph ol yovnoll wearing • new Catalina Swim Suit. Aik lot an enlni blank when you lelecf your Catalina horn our enotingty bouuhlul eollotlioo now being featured I IM this « Mtnri Beauty ca-speesered by Catalina Swim Suita Pan-American World Airways Universal-International Studios and tha City of Lon| Beach, California Moore’s Dress Shoppe Clinton, S. C. were given the children and nov- Latet^liTThe afternoon a table on the lawn was appointed in the “Happy Birthday” motif and cen tered with a two-tiered cake dec orated in pink. Ice cream and cake were served the little folk and cold drinks and cake were passed to the mothers. Sara GlGnn CirclG lElGcts Ngw Officers Mrs. Lewis Pitts and Miss Betty Neal Derrick were co-hostesses on Monday evening at the home of the former to members of the Sara Glenn circle of Broad Street Meth odist church. The chairman, Miss Rose Lee, presented the program on “What Is That In Thine Hand?” with Mrs. J. B. Arnold leading the devo tional. '» During the social hour punch, sandwiches and other dainties were served. The following officers were' elected to serve for the coming I iyear: Chairman—Mrs. Bill Abrams. Mission Treasurer—Mrs. W. M. | I Hughes. Local Treasurer — Mrs. Louie Thornley. Birthday Treasurer—Mrs. J. K. ! Haselden. WildGrs EntGrtainGd SGniors Friday Night Friday evening after the “Senior Follies” Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Wilder entertained members of the graduating class at their home on j Woodrow street. A variety of spring flowers in pastel tints adorned the living room and the dining room was effective ly decorated in the class colors, red and white. Sandwiches, dain ties and punch were served buffet from the dining table which was overlaid with a white linen cover. Red satin streamers extended from I a central floral arrangement in the | chosen color note. Enjoying the occasion in addition to the seniors were their sponsors, I Miss Betty Neal Derrick, Miss! Irene Hipp, Miss Eloise Miller and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Anderson. Assisting the hostess were Mrs. J. C. Thomas, Mrs. Rembert Tru- luck, Miss Agnes Davis, Mrs. Hugh Ray and Miss Bessie Jones. Music Club Has Special Program, Officers Elected The Music club met Wednesday afternoon at the high school audi torium with the Parent-Teacher association invited to attend the meeting. Mrs. Elizabeth Cogburn, director, of music at the Winthrop Train- j ing school, gave a demonstration | on group piano technique. The children participating on the pro gram were Rickey Rhame, Duckett Adair, Ann Ray and Shirley Sing- ley. Miss Cornelia Harris made a re port to the club concerning the convention of the South Carolina Federated Music clubs in Florence, which she attended with Mrs. Har ry McSween and Mrs.' Caldwell Your Patterns from Our Windows (Window lights on until nine o’clock in the evenings) Hring your friends during the day or after supper to help you se lect your patterns of China. Crys tal and Silver from the many beau tiful ones on display at Thomas’. * ♦* ♦♦ ♦♦ »• HARMONIZE YOUR The gracious flowing lines of this traditional pattern are.ever beautiful and appealing. China, Crystal, Silver From Clinton’s Finest Stock Famous names in China, Crystal and Silver at Thomas’ include: Haviland in China — Fostoria. Tiffin and Duncan Miller in Crystal—International Lunt. Gorham, Wallace and Manchester in Silver. Many harmonizing patterns of China, Crystal and ^ Silver are displayed in our well-lighted windows... 9 so shop “to your heart’s content.” Ask About Our Club Plan It’s easy to own lovely china, silver and crystal for only $1.00 a Week Our store is air-conditioned to add to your shopping pleasure. J. C. THOMAS, Jeweler ‘It’s Time That Counts”