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I Thursday, June 19, 1952 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Page Three The WOMAN’S PAGE Society Events, Club and Church News of Interest telephone 74 or 495 Cason-Mortin Announcement Mr. and Mrs. Luther Eugene Cason, Jr., of this city, announce the engagement of their daughter, Roslyn, to Rawlinson Earl (Smilie) Martin of Clinton and Winnsboro, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Louis Key Martin of Winnsboro. The wed ding will take place at the First Baptist church on June 28. Anderson-Hotton Invitations Issued The following invitations are be ing received by friends and rela tives of the couple: Mr. and Mrs. James E. Anderson request the honor of your presence at the marriage of his daughter, Martha Joan, to William Spencer Hatton, A^C U. S. Air Corps, Fri day, the twenty-seventh of June, at five o’clock in the afternoon, First Baptist church. Bridge Club Meets At Ioanna Thursrday Mrs. J. B. Hart enter tained members of her bridge club for a number afternoon games at her home at Joanna. Snapdragons, daisies and gar denias in low arrangement were used in the card rooms. Two tables were in play with high score going to Mrs. Hubert Boyd, a club visitor, and second award to Mrs. H. M. Wise. Following the games a salad and sweet course was served. Popular Bride-Elect Honored At Wagner Miss Joan Anderson, bride-elect of this month, was complimented Wednesday evening of the past week when Miss Linna Sue Hug gins entertained at her home in Wagner. Miss Betty Jean Sumerel of this city, a number of the honoree’s Winthrop friends,~and other guests was closed with prayer. The theme of the society for the year will be, “That the Kingdom of God May Be Realized.” Mrs. Billy McMillan told of six ways in which the society seeks to ac complish this. * ( In July the society and circles will meet the second Monday at 4 o‘clock in the church. Newlyweds Honored At Dinner Here Honnoirg Dr. and Mrs. Parks McKittrick, who were recently married., in Hattiesberg, Miss., Mr. and Mrs, Hubert Todd entertained at dinner on Monday evening at their home. Other guests included Rev. and Mrs. James H. McKittrick, Miss Nannie McKittrick and Maxwell McKittrick of Kinards. Dr. McKittrick, a cousin of Mrs. Todd, is pastor of Fork Shoals Bap tist church in Greenville county. Mrs. Fred Burnett, Jr., Hostess to YWA's _ A meeting of the Young Wom en’s Association of the First Bap tist church was held at the home of Mrs. Fred Burnett, Jr. The meet ing was opened with the group singing a hymn and Miss Con stance Burts presented the pro gram. During the business ses sion members decided to bring pic tures to make booklets for sick people, at the next meeting. The program was closed with prayer. - - During a social hour a refresh ment plate was served by the host; ess, assisted by Miss Mary Ruth | wedding pattern. Norman. Two new members. Miss About twenty-five friends, Mrs. Geo. A. Copeland Observes Birthday On Thursday, June 12, Mrs. Geo. A. Copeland was honored with a luncheon on the occasion of her birthday. Covers were laid for twelve guests at the table covered with an imported linen cloth and adorned wih sweetpeas. A three cocrse luncheon was served and later the birthday cake cut. During the day Mrs. Copeland received many other visitors and messages of congratulations from friends and relatives. 1 Miss Doris Holland, Bride-Elect, Feted Monday evening Miss Doris Hol land, June bride-elect, was enter tained with a miscellaneous shower at the Community building. The party was lovely with arrange ments of shasta daisies and Queen Anne’s lace. Afttr games were en joyed refreshments of punch and cookies were served by the host esses, Mrs. Marcell Barker, Mrs. Joe E. Land, Mrs. David Word end Miss Marie Weir. Miss Holland re ceived many lovely and useful gifts. ’ r--** ; Bridge Club Meets With Mrs. Johnspn Mrs. T. C. Johnson, Jr., was host ess to members of her bridge club on Thursday afternoon assembling players for two tables. The sun porch and living room were attractive with daisies and | Mond eveni t h e young | gladioli for the meeting. Mrs. John Womaxfs J Association of the First W- Finney, Jr., was winner of the B ist church met at the home o{ freshments of block cream, cookies and iced drinks. Visitors included the honoree’s mother, Mrs. L. E. Cason, Miss Em ily Ann Bennett of Myrtle Beach, who is visiting Miss Joan Johnson, and a new member, Miss Betty Wood. Tuesday Club Is Entertained Members of the Tuesday bridge club met this week at the home of Mrs. Goyne L. Simpson for several progresions. In a pretty setting of mixed summer garden flowers two tables were placed for the games. Top and second honors were won by Mrs. Irby Hipp and Mrs. John W. Finney, Sr. Late in the afternoon sal id and sweet courses were enjoyed. + Joint Hostesses Honor Miss Barron Honoring Miss Mimi Barron, bride-elect, Mrs. Marshall Lanter, Miss Betty Jean Sumerel and Joan Anderson entertained with a lin en shower on Tuesday evening at the home of the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Fowler. Throughout the receiving rooms gladioli, roses and Admiral *Byrd daisies were artistically arrayed. Miss Sumerel recited an original and appropriate poem while the honoree was directed in a manner to the gifts. with a remembrance. A salad course, with open-faerd heart-shaped sandwiches, tea and dainties were served. Later rakes iced in a ^ridal motif, were passed. Bridge Club Enjoys Meeting Tuesday afternoon Mrs. J. B. Speake was hostess to members of her bridge club assembling players for two tables. Covers were laid for refresh ments and lime-ice sherbert was served with cup cakes and salted nuts before the games. High score was won by Mrs. J. B. Arnold, who played for an absent member. Mrs. Alice Barrow' of Newberry, who is; visiting here, was also a club guest for the afternoon. For the occasion tne hostess’ home was attractive with hand some arrangements of day lilies and gladioli. Younger Group Has Square Dance Honoring several boys who are going to camp, a group of the col lege age boys and girls gave a weiner roast and square dance at the J. B. Hart home at Joanna on Saturday evening. Weiners were roasted and served with other* picnic foods for the out door supper and later square danc- novel J ing was enjoyed on the tennis 1 court.. Later Mrs. Fowler and Mrs. S. j Miss Emily E. King of Anderson, W. Sumerel assisted 'irr servlTiff a guest-of Miss Mildred Dunlap- salad course. The hostesses’ gift I Miss Margie and Dave Myers of to the honoree was silver in her Hinesdale, 111., guests of their uncle and aunt, Mr, .and Mrs. Walter in-' Regnery, and Frank W. Heath, Jr„ Sue Cooper and Miss Evelyn Full-j dueling Mrs. Rutherford and Miss of Pittsburg. Calif., and Donaldson lion Milam served tempting ref reshments from a prettily appoint ed table and Mrs. B. P. Watts pre sided at the punch bowl. About fifty friends called to greet th-* bride-elect on this occasion. er, w'ere welcomed. Baptist YWA's Meet, Miss Cason Honored from Wagner were invited for the occasion. A feature of the party was the presentation of a shower of gifts to the bride-elect. Pink roses and gladioli were lovely in the receiving rooms of the home. During the evening sandwiches, punch and assorted party dainties were served. club high score award, cards were laid aside the served a frozen dessert punch and candies. When hostess Miss Mary Sue Darr. Miss Terry Thomas led the devo- Methodist Society Met Monday The Woman’s Society of Chris- tian Service of Broad Street Methodist chuFcIl met Monday af ternoon at the church with the course, t j ona j anc j p ra ye r which was fol- j lowed by a hymn. During the eve- ring members took part in making Kate Rutherford of Newberry, were invited for the occasion. Lovely Party 4 For Miss Barron Miss Mimi Barron, who will be married Saturday to George Mc Call Saunders, Jr., was compli mented by Mrs James P. Sloan on Wednesday afternoon of the week. Air Force Base, guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Wilkes, were among those invited for the party. Tea Given For Miss Laramore On Saturday evening, May 31, Mrs. Sara D. Martin and her sister, Mrs. Gene Stewart, of Fort Ben- past | ning, Ga., entertained at a lovely tea at the country home of their Players for three tables of mother, Mrs. Annie H. Dunlap, cheerful picture booklets for the j bridge and several refreshment 1 honoring Miss Gwen Laramore of sick, as their community mission guests were invited and upon ar- Mountville, bride-elect of James H. Counts of Greenwood. The guests were greeted by Mrs. “Here Comes The Bride,” Miss president. Mrs. E. K. Garrison, Ruby Jo Darr entered with an urn- presiding. Mrs. L. S. Reddeck was in charge of the devotional. Aft^r the group sang “Jesus Calls Us,” Mrs. W. R. Pitts, Jr., read the scripture from the 4th chapter of Philippians, after which Mrs. Red project for the month. rival were rerved punch. Later Miss Roslyn-Cason, bride-i In the dining rooms magnolia, elect, was surprised with a shower. [ gladioli, hydrangeas. ruses and .Hnily Rannister anH Mr< Jnhp M. As Mrs. Marshall Lanter played Queen Anne l s lace were combined | Simmons pinned on favors of in decoration.- Admiral Byrd dais-i dainty wedding bells. The receiv- ies adorned the den. i ing line was composed of Mrs. Mrs. Julian Bolick and Mrs. Bill Stewart, Mrs. Martin, Miss Lara- more, Mrs. Olga Laramore, moth er of the bride-elect, and Mrs. Bob Wham, a recent bride of Mount- also brella filled with gifts and presented Miss Cason with a cor- j Dobbins, prize winners, in turn sage of pink carnations. presented the awards to the hon- The hostess, assisted by her, oree. The hostess’ gift, to Miss mother, Mrs. J. H. Darrr, Mrs. J. Barron was silver and she also B. Ferguson and Mrs. William | presented Miss Mary Catherine deck gave the devotional. This Smith of Charleston, served re- Anderson, another bride-elect, ville. Mrs. J. Y. Dupre of Wil- liamston, invited the callers >nto the dining roo mwhere Miss Ma- loint Hostesses Fete Bride-Elect Mrs. W. A. Moorhead, Mrs. Jul ian Bolick and Mis. Caldwell Hen derson complimented Mimi I$ar- ron, bride-elect, with a coca-cola party on Friray afternoon at the home of the latter. Mixed summer flowers were ar rayed in the living room in .keep ing with a yellow, green and white party motif. The buffet refresh-, ment table in the dining room was centered with an oblong floral ar rangement fashioned of yellow and white gladioli and greenery. A salad course, assorted dainties and cakes were served with iced drinks. Miss Barron was prseented a c >r sage and a gift of silver by the hostesses. ♦ Shower At Mountville Fetes Bride r Elect t Mrs. L. T. Watts and daughter, Mrs. Frank Simpson, Jr., enter tained with a miscellaneous show er Saturday evemog, June 7. at their home in Mountville honoring Miss Gwen Laramore, whose mar riage to James H. Counts of Greenwood, will take place June 18. Th“ bride-elect’s chair was marked with a bow of white satin ribbon and on arrival she was pre- ~ sented a lovely ' corsage of white carnations*. After several contests, led ‘ by Muss Zella Crisp, Miss Laramore was presented many beautiful and useful gifts. The hostesses served dainty sandwiches,' cheese biscuits, mints and cake with refreshing lime sherbert. Lovely favors of miniature nose gays, centered with tiny silver wedding bells, adorned each plate. Forty-five guests were present. —♦ Musgrove Club Has Regular Meet The Musgrove Home Demonstra tion club held its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Larry DeShields on June 4. The project, song “Fair Hills and Valley,” was sung. Mrs. De- Shields led the devotional, reading selections from the 18th chapter of John, and offering prayer. The roll call was answered with the name of a rose. During the business session an nouncement was made of the State (Continued on page six) Si MILTON’S GO PRIIEi I 4 First Quality Brand Name Summer Shoes... LADIES’, MEN’S and CHIL- ^ DREN’S... All Going at These Terrific Prices! 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