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Thursday, June 5, 1952
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Pajcre Three
The WOMAN’S PAGE
Society Events, Club and Church News
of Interest telephone n or 495
Henderson,
Glenn, Doug Salter, Lou Jones
Cornwall, Jennie Red, Linda Jo
Poore, Jane Todd, Frances Cun
ningham, Patsy Whitmire, Doris
Phillips, Jenny Walker, Ronald
Moore, Terrell Cook, Jack Davis,
Kay Yeargen, Shirley Dunaway,
Gerald Woodruff, Emily Bailey,
Carol Poole, Lillian Hart, Joyce
Hart, Eloise Marshall and Nancy
Barron-Saunders
Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Allen DeKalb Bar
ron of Joanna, announce the en
gagement of their daughter, Mary
DeKalb, and George McCall Saun
ders, Jr. The wedding will take
place June 21.
Mrs. Finney, Jr., Is
Bridge Club Hostess
Thursday afternoon Mrs. John
W. Finney, Jr., was hostess to
members of her bridge club assem
bling players for two tables.
White lilies with bowls of pastel
tinted larkspur made a pretty
background for cards'. When scores,
were counted Mrs. B. B. Ballard
was presented the club award. Lat
er in the afternoon a salad course,
punch and candy were served.
Bridge Club
Is Entertained
Mrs. Ansel B. Godfrey entertain
ed her bridge 'club on Thursday
for a number of afternoon games.
Two tables were arranged for
cards in a pretty setting of roses
and daisies. Score prizes for the
progressions went" to Mrs. Kenneth
Baker and Mrs. D. O. Rhame.
After cards the hostess served
a salad course with cookies.
Pioneers Enjoy
Swimming, Picnic
The Pioneer group of the First
Presbytefian church was given • a
swimming party and picnic yester
day afternoon by Mrs. W. L. Mar
shall, Jr., and Mrs. P. S. Bailey.
About 27 young people enjoyed
swimming at Clinton Mills pool
and later in the afternoon went to
the home of Mrs. C. M. Bailey
where a picnic supper was served
on the lawn.
Little Girl •
Has Birthday
Lois Mari% Haselden who was ft
years old May 31, celebrated the
oocaskm on last Wednesday af
ternoon by inviting about twenty-
five little folk for a theater party.
Popcorn was served before the
movie and later they returned to
the home for refreshments of ice
cream, and cookies. Centering the
refre^ment table was the tall pink
birthoay cake bearing eight lighted
tapers. Colorful balloons used in
decoration were given as favors.
Assisting the honoree’s mother,
Mrs. J. K. Haselden, were Mrs.
Frank Anderson and Mrs. James E.
Anderson.
fones-Henderson
Rites Announced
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Jones of El-
lijay. Ga., announce the marriage
of their daughter, Louella, to T.
Wat Henderson. The wedding took
place in Atlanta, Ga., on May 11 at
3 o’clock in Capitol View Baptist
church with Rev. W. Lee Cotts per
forming the ceremony.
Fuller Reece of Elberton, Ga.,
was best man for his brother-ln-
law’ and Mrs. T. K. Cobb was ma
tron of honor.
Mrs. Henderson is a sister of
Mrs. Sterlin Young, formerly of
this city, and made her home here
for a number of years.
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Drop-In Party For
June Bride-Elect
On Friday afternoon Miss Cor
nelia Harris entertained with a
drop-in at her home honoring Miss
Sara Culp, bride-elect of June.
Magnolia, gladioli. Queen Anne’s
lace and daisies were used effec
tively in the receiving rooms.
Miss Lillian Dillard grqpted the
guests at the door and Miss Helen
Knigh^invited them into the din
ing room.
The table was centered with a
miniature bridal bouquet, sur
rounded by pink candles.
Mrs. S. G. Dillard poured cof
fee, and cake squares, nuts and
mints were served in buffet style.
About twenty-five guests called
during the afternoon. The host
ess’ mother, Mrs. Wilson Harris,
assisted in entertaining.
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The honoree was presented a
gift of silver in her pattern. 0
New Group Of
Blue Birds Formed
A new' group of Blue Birds, com
posed of seven year old girls has
been formed. Mrs. A. G. Suther
land, Jr., met recently with the
mothers at the home of Mrs. Tom
Addison -to make plans and later
the girls met to organize.
They selected “Rose” as a name
and elected the following officers:
President—Murray Addison.
Secretary—Jane Milam.
Hostess—Ame Lou Black.
Mrs. Frank Fowler is leader of
the group and Mrs. Addison, as
sistant. Mrs. Fowler holds a train
ing certificate in Camp Fire work.
Bridge Club
Enjoys Meeting
Members of her bridge club
gathered on Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Tom Addison.
Two tables were in play with
Mrs. Heath Copeland and Mrs. C.
W. Stone, who played for an absent
member. Following the games, a
salad course was enjoyed
Daisies, feverfew, and duoble
larkspur in pastel tints were decor
ative in the living room and recep
tion hall while roses were com
bined with other garden flowers on
the sun porch.
Teachers Present
Pupils In Recital
The pupils of Mrs. Harry Mc-
Sween and Mrs. W. Y. Thompson
were presented in a piano and
voice recital last Tuesday evening
in the Presbyterian church par
lors.—
Spring flowers were used effec
tively in the rooms. Mrs. J. T.
McSween of DeFuniak Springs.
Fla., and Mjrs. Harry Williams of
Chester, assisted in serving, f
The following pupils took part:
Billy Ballard, Dell Wilder, Jennie
Payne, Ann Johnson, Marjorie
Mills, Diane Roddy, Jimmy Orr,
Kay Smith, Maudie Young, Eloise
Marshall, Ann Blakely, of Laurens,
Joan Brandt, Helen Anderson, Ada
Ann Furr, Mary Sue Darr, Richard
Lukstat, Peggy Mclnvaille, Joyce
Hart of Laurens, Rose Moore Net
tles, and Ida Gene Chaney.
The Green Garden
Club Organized
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Tom
Addison and Mrs. F. P. Thompson
were co-hostesses at the home of
the former to their garden club
unit for an organizational meeting.
The group organized with 18
members and selected “The Green
Garden Club" for a name. The
following officers were elected:
President—Mrs. Tom Ficklin.
Vice-Presiden and Program
chairman—Mrs. Robert M. Vance.
Sedretary-Treasurer — Mrs. J.
P. Rowland.
Project Chairman—Mrs. Ansel B.
Godfrey.
Constitution and Yearbook Com
mittee Chairman—Mrs. George R.
Blalock.
Texans Visit
Relatives At Kinards
After spending a week in New
berry and Laurens county with
relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
“Hank” Henderson and two young
daughters, Suzanne and June, and
Bill Fish, Mrs. Henderson’s broth
er, have returned to their respec
tive homes at Vernon and Paducah,
Texas. Mr. Henderson is a son of
Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Route 2, Kinards. '
On Sunday, May 25, on the spac
ious lawn at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Dean, Route 2,
Clinton, a bounteous midday meal
was enjoyed picinic style on tables
in‘the shade of the trees.
On Wednesday evening a barbe
cue chicken supper was served by , ■
the Deans. < I’heir daughter, Miss Cook.
Frankie Dean, a, nurse at Presby-I
terian hospital, Charlotte, N. I Music Students
was present for this occasion. After . -r-, . i r 1
supper the Texas visitors showed a^IV© rtGCltai 1 riQay
scenes of and near their home on! Music students of Mrs. James,
a movie projector. These included; Pitts were presented in recital on
many interesting places with views Friday evening in the high school
of activity snapped last summer on auditorium
a tour of several far western states] Following the recital the stu .
and Ye.low stone National P 31 *- | dents and guests were invited to
At the Wednesday meeting with'the Lydia Mills Commun’ty house
the exception of two grandchil- i for 'a social and dance. The Vir-
dren, a complete assemblage ofjginia reel, directed by Mrs. lone
the Henderson family, including j Wallace, and square dance, called
two great-grandchildren, was pres
ent.
Methodist Circles
Will Meet Monday
Broad Street Methodist church
circles will meet June 9 at the fol
lowing homes at 3:30 p. m.:
Ellie Hatton—Mrs. W. R. Pitts,
Jr., chairman and hostess.
by S. A. Pitts, were enjoyed.
During the evening the hostess
was assisted in serving refresh
ments by Mrs. S. M. Warner, Miss
Jeanette Pitts, Mrs. Ethel Pitts and
Mrs. Joe McGee. For the occasion
the club rooms were attractively
decorated with a variety of spring
flowers. ——
Taking part on the program
were: Ann Pinson. Lena Copeland,
Oakley (Lydia) ’33 12 .375'
CokerjJFlorida St.) 27 10 .370'
Pace (Florida St.) T... . 28 10 .357;
Leading Pitchers (Strike Outs)
Archie (Thomwell) .. 79
Joye (Academy) , 46
Davenport (Lydia) , 36
Rowe (Joanna) .' 34
Morse (Joanna) 34
Small Fry, Little League, and
Pony Schedule
Thursday—Thornwell vs. Joanna.
Friday—'Florida St. vs. Academy.
Monday—'Lydia vs. Academy.
Tuesday—Florida St. vs. Joanna.
Wednesday—Joanna vs. Lydia.
Pony League Standing
Joanna 5 0
Lydia 2 2
Florida St. 2 2
Thornwell 1 2
Academy . 0 4
Leading Home Run Hitters
Archie (Thornwell) L. L 4
Copeland (Fla. St.) Pony League 3
All boys who do not belong to one
of the league teams and who want to
play baseball, see D. S. Templeton
at 11:15 Friday morning at the Little
League park.
Mayme Johnson—Mrs. Sam Me-i Linda Satterfield, Vivian Pearson,
Crary, chairman, meets with Mrs.; J5 ay Th°m as ’. Linda Haupfear,
M. L. Robertson. * Sara Ray, Anita Ellison, Sandra
Barde-n =- Mr« ; ^om—Ficklin,
chairman and hostess.
Louise Best — Mrs. Irene Pitts,
chairman, meets at the State Train
ing School.
The Sara Glenn circle will meet
Turner, Julie Bolick, Francene
Smitn’ "Lena Gilliam, 'Milling Bla-
lock, Edgar Everett. Tr., "'Jlaudia
Ann Monroe, Carolyn Gastley, Jac
quelyn Pitts, Angela Clements,
Sara Pitts,- Betty 7 Parrish,
Committee Seeking
Funds To Furnish
New County Home
rens County Home commitb>e met
at the holne on the old Chnton-
Laurens road for a bus;hess meet
ing. Mrs. D. O. Rhame of this city,
chairman, gave a report of the
committes’ soliciting work and
said the group is anxious to ascer
tain as soon as posible the amount
of contributions available for fur
nishing the new building.
The following contributions were
announced with other funds prom
ised:
Christian Mission for Men
Clinton Exchange Club
Langston Baptist Church
Laurens Jaycees
Trinity Methodist Church
Gray Court Baptist Church
Laurens Kiwanis Club
Lanford Baptist Church
Joanna Baptist Church
Clinton ARP Church
j Leesville Methodist Church
Mrs. John T. Young, of this city,
! secretary-treasurer, asks any indi-
( viduals or organizations desiring to
' contribute to the fund to notify
her, with the public likewise in
vited to inspect the home w'hich
now complete.
The committee meeting was at
tended by several interested
friends from here and Laurens.
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86 55
10.00
225 60
25 00
17.60
86.55
25.55
10.00
25.00'
86.55
On Monday afternoon the Lau-
WE DO ALL KINDS OF PRINTING
—EXCEPT BAD
CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO.
Monday-evening at 8 o’clock with ' Blaine Addison, Betty Jane Hamer,
Florence Winn, Margaret Ann Bo
lick, Virginia Coleman, Joan Ray,
Nancy Simmons, Jimmy Tinman,
Leanna Young, Dorothy Haupfear
and Joann Tompkins.
Mrs. Bill Abrams, chairman. Mrs
C. H. McCrary will be assistant
hostess. *
The morning circle, Mrs. Wilmot
Shealy, chairman, will meet v/ith
Mrs. Shealy Tuesday, June 10, at
10 o’clock. Anyone interested in
joining the circle, is asked by of
ficers to attend this meeting.
Presbyterian Circles
Will Meet Monday
Circles of the First Presbyterian
church will meet Monday, June 9,
as follows:
At 4 o’clock —
No. 1—Mrs. W. R. Anderson,
chairman;, Mrs. Haynie Prince,
hostess.
No. 2.—Mrs. C. W. Copeland,
LITTLE LEAGUE
STATISTICS
Standings (June 3)
Won
Academy .... 8
Joanna ...* 8
Thornwell 4
Florida St. ' 3
Lydia . 3
Ten Leading Hitters
Lost
2
3
6
n
7
8
SEW^BEA UTY. ..NEW COMFORT for your kitchm...ano9.
NO MORE GREASY
KITCHEN WALLS
No More Cooking Odonl
COOKING ORIASf FLOATS
y*«r kavaa Is the
■Ir • •. * Ifct. « year ■•aka lata
walla* cartalaa aad fvraltvra!
Work in a cooler, freiher kitchen —
enjoy a grease-free home. Cooking
grease goes where odors go —floats
in air. Feel your walls — that’s grease
Kuml Vent-A-Hood changes the air
over your range completely 18 times
°a minute. Vent-A-Hood condense^
and TRAPS up to 6 lbs. of grease
a year from the air in your kitchen.
INJOY A COOLIR, miMIK
C1IANIR KITCNINI
Va»t-A-Hood tddi lururiom bauty to
your kitchen. It it NOT expensive end
pfp far itself ip tsvingi at rtpeintinj
‘1 in use. Gumntced. /
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Carolina Suburban
Gas Company
Rulane Gas — All Gas Appliances
G. B. Sheppard, Mgr., Phone 508
Greenwood Highway, Laurens
-Srrhostess:
No. 3. — Mrs. Henry Lukstat,
chairman; Mrs. Addison Neighbors,
hostess.
No. 4.—Mrs. R. E. Sadler, Sr,
chairman; Mrs. Ansel Godfrey,
hostess.
No. 5.—Mrs. Robert M. Vance,
chairman; Mrs. J. J. Cornwall, I
hostess.
At 8 o'clock—
No. 6—Mrs. D. S. Sessions, chair
man; Mrs. J. Will Dillard, hostess.)
No. 7.—Mrs. John Glover, chair-1
man; Miss Bessie Jones, hostess. 1
At 10 o’clock— |
No. 8.—Mrs. W. R. Turner, chair
man: Mrs. C. M. Bailey, hostess.
No. 9.—Miss, Essie Young chair
man; Mrs. Julian Bolick, hostess.
Smith-Tucker
Rites Solemnized
Miss Doris Adeline Smith and
William Lee Tucker of FinchviWe,
Ky., were married on the afternoon
of May 17th at St. John’s Lutheran
church. The Rev. James C. Dick-
ert, performed the double ring
ceremony.
Charles Rogers of Lexington,
Ky., was the groom’s best man.
Mrs. William Brooks Owens and
Miss Ann Corley rendered a pro
gram of wedding music.
Miss Rachel Nichols of Mount-
ville, was the maid of honor and
the bride’s only attendant. She
wore a white suit with navy ac
cessories and her corsage was of
red rosebuds.
The bride, given in marriage by
Dr. B. O. Whitten, wore a navy
suit with white and navy access
ories. She carried a white Bible
centered with a white purple-
throated orchid.
Immediately following the cere
mony the couple left for Finchville
where they will make their home.
Mrs. Tucker has been very ac
tive in 4-H club work. In 1950 she
was a delegate from South Caro
lina to the National 4-H club Con
gress in Chicago. It was there that
she met Mr. Tucker, a delegate
from Kentucky.
Mr. Tucker graduated May 30
from the University of Kentucky
in Lexington.
Mrs. Blacks Pupils
Presented In Recital
Thursday evening Mrs. Robert F.
Black presented her piano pupils
in recital at the First Presbyterian
church.
Baskets of magnolia placed on
either side of the stage which was
banked with Admiral Byrd dais
ies and other white flowers, made
a pretty setting for the musical.
Following the program refresh
ments were served in the ladies
parlor by Mrs. William Bailey Ow
ens, Mrs. Pringle Copeland, Sr,
Mrs. William Brooks Owens and
Mrs. J. F. Jacobs. Adorning the
punch table was an epe r gne filled
with sweetpeas and flanked by old-
fashioned nosegays.
Rendering selections were:
Emily Davis, Milton Moore, Cor-
rinne Boyd, Billy Chisholm, Louise
Speake, Bunky Blalock, Nancy
Catherine DuBois, Joan Todd, Lin
da Milana, Beth Trammell, Rachael
Ann Wilson, Cathy Hart, Judy
Adair, Susan Terry, Beth and Man
Trammell, Betsy Davis, Sally
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Pet.;
T. Bagwell (Lydia)
32
17
.531
Archie (ThornwelJL
. 32
16
.500
Davenport (Lydia)
-TT 8?
.444
Morse (Joanna)
34
13
.406
Floyd (Joanna) .... .
36
14
390!
Rowe (Joanna)
.. . 36
14
.390,
Joye (Academy) .. .
26
10
.385
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