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/ 1 ' Thursday, September 18, lSfo2 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE rr, r Paee The WOMAN’S PAGE Society Events, Club and Church News of Interest TELEPHONE 74 or 495 Reception To Honor New PC Students Members of the Student Christian association of Presbyterian college will entertain with a reception this E ng at 8 o’clock in the library ing honoring the new students. The College Dames will assist the students. Comp Fire Groups Enjoy Picnic Saturday afternoon the Okihi and' Tawanda Camp Fire Girls had a pic nic at the home of Betsy Davis. Before the picnic the group en joyed a hike and search for musca dines in the woods near the home. Mrs. Leonard Bishop, Mrs. W. A. Chisholm and Betsy’s mother, Mrs. Jack Davis, chaperoned the group. Dinner Given For Wedding Party On Thursday evening before the rehearsal for the wedding of Miss Margaret Ann Barnette and Nolen Landford Brunson, Mr, and Mrs. S. Tribble, served sandwiches, cook ies and punch. Tan-da Camp Fires Elect Officers The Tan-da Camp Fire girls held Tickets Ready For Bridge, Card Benfeit • Tickets are now on sale for the fective in the dining room. An~cld-jof the late summer season were fashioned bride’s bouquet of dah- beautifully arranged. and out of town guests with a buf fet supper at their country home 1 near Here 11 * ■*-» / , has and roses showered'with wide Entertaining in the dining room i- r- j m Ti- j u f*\ “* ac * 10 ^ were combined Wlt ^ w hite satin ribbon formed the ren- an< * den were Mrs. W. B. Tribble, Camp Fire and Blue Bird benefit | other flowers of the late summer " „ Mrs. J. B Dailey. M.ss Margaret to be held at the armory on Tues- j season in decoration in the spac- day, October 7, and may be obtain-, jous reception * hall and living ed fom Mrs. Tom Addison, Mrs. j room. Red roses in brass contain- Hubert Boyd, ticket chairmen, or|ers adorned the den. The tradit- any of the mothers having children | ional bridal green and white note in the organizations. terpiece for Jhe tea table. A crys tal bowl of dahlias, roses and Blake>1 y- Mr s E B Sloan, Mrs. gladioli adorned the buffet. Both! Geor ^ Watt s Copeland, Mrs. Hu- arrangements were complimented bert Todd, Mrs. W. Roy Pitts, Miss-^ by lighted tapers in crystal hold- j es Mar y Blakely and Beatrice Her- ers. A cluster of white bells was ron Chester. ers and Mrs. J. B. Hart is the group sponsor. The following officers were elected: President—Judy Adair. Vice-President—Kathy Hart. Secretary—Anita Ellison. Treasurer—Sandra Davis. Scribe—Joan Brandt. Executive Committee CTA Entertained Mrs. Nene D. Workman enter tained the executive committee of rate in keeping this date free in jna , Miss Lily Yarborough and Mrs. order that members may partici-, r. q Wrenn. pate. A door prize will be given of town rectly above the table. Roses dec- guests calling during the appoint- orated the den and hallway and in ed hours were: Mrs. Audrey Wil- the other receiving rooms flowers' (Continued on page two) ah i, ^ ♦ v, in in' annoin^montl | suspended from the chandelier di- Included in the out All mothers are asked to help in: appointments. The supper table connection with the event which is] being overlaid with a linen cut- sponsored in order to obtain funds work cloth and centered with a with which to buy equipment and bouquet of white gladioli and carry on the activities of the or- 1 greenery. The menu also carried the first meeting of the fall on; ganization. Tables will be arrang-iout the wedding theme. Thursday afternodn at the home of, ed for bridge, rook, canasta and; Assisting in the courtesies of en- Mrs. William Davis. Mrs. Davis (rummy games and those in charge tertaining were Mrs. D. J. Buchan- and Mrs. James Ellison are lead-1 are asking all card clubs to coope-: a n, Miss Linda Buchanan of Joan- and score prizes for each game awarded. Shower Wednesday Fetes Miss Barnette Honoring Miss Margaret Ann Among the out of town guests 1 enjoying the occasion were the i groom’s mother, Mrs. Charles My-! ers and Mr. Myers, of Laurinburg, j N. C., the brides’ grandmother, J Mrs. Hampton Wilburn, of Cross Keys, Miss Irene Wilburn of I Greenville, Miss Gertrude Wilburn the Classroom Teachers association season j n autumn hues decorated at an official family CTA dinner j^ e reception hall and living room, last Thursday evening. After a 3-j j n ^ dining room a bridal motif course dinner was served the group' was carr j e d out in green and white. S. Barnette, entertained the wedding wen t j n t 0 a business session and t ^ feature of the dining room ap- Barnette on Wednesday prior to| of charlotte, N. C., and Mrs. Roy her marriage. Miss Lucy Ann j p age 0 f R oe b uc k. Thomas entertained with a miscel- > ^ i laneous shower at her home at 4: o’clock in the afternoon. Many lovely arrangements of the party and out-of-town guests with a six o’clock dinner at Hotel Mary Musgrove. A long table was beautifully ap pointed i.i the ballroom and place cards following the bridal theme marked the places for 21 guesta. A three-course turkey dinner was served. Garden Club Units To Meet Monday The Yellow Jasmine Garden club will meet Monday, September 22, at 3:30 at the home of Mrs. R. M. League, with Mrs. Pluss Brown as _ co-hostess. The Green Garden club will meet with Mrs. Robert M. Vance, the 22nd, at 4 o’clock. The Sunibonnet club has postponed their meeting until September 29, which will be held at the home of "Mrs. Marshall Brown, at 4 o’clock. The Caroline Wren club will meet at 4 o’clock Monday, the 22nd, at the home of Mrs. Cecil Wilson on Centennial street. ARP Circles Have Birthday Jubilee On Monday, Sept. 8, circles num ber One and two met a tthe Asso ciate Reformed Presbyterian church in the evening. Mrs. Hubert Todd conducted a temperance program for circle number one and Miss Louise Trib ble for number two, with other members taking part, giving at- icles from the Synodical Journal. Later the groups joined for a so cial in celebration of their “Jubi lee Birthday.” This event is held annually to raise money for sup port of a missionary to India, Mrs. Dale White. Several contests were enjoyed and the hostesses, Mrs. Er nest Hitt and Miss Nannie Young made plans for the year’s work of pointmnets was the bridal scene on the association. The committee i- s jthe dining table encircled with to meet again in November. j English ivy and flanked by light- Roses were prettily arranged j ed tapers. Fourteen friends enjoy- with other flowers of the season in ed the occasion and during the af-1 olson i n t rot j U ced the guests to the, Lovely Tea Honors Bride of Recent Date Complimenting her son’s bride, Mrs. Robert Lawrence Plaxico,- Jr, Mrs. R. L. Plaxico. Sr., and Miss Nannie Young Tribble gave a love ly tea on Friday afternoon at the Plaxico home. Mrs. James P. Sloan and Mrs. | John T. Young greeted the guests at the door. Miss Elizabeth Nich ternoon Kay Thomas and Dell Wil-.i |- ece i v i n g jj ne composed of the der dressed for a snower P Iosen t- hostesses, the honoree, Mrs. Earle the dining and living rooms Mrs. TuYner Hostess To Episcopal Auxiliary September 8, Mrs. MichaeJ Turner served with punch by the hostess frd the gifts earned in an umbrella to the honoree. Salad and sweet courses were was hostess to members of the Wo man’s Auxiliary of All JSaints Epis copal Mission for a business session. Mrs. Newton Jones led the devo tional. Mrs. R. B jHellams, president, presided over the business session during which plans were made for attending the diocesan institute on September 30 and October 1 in Greenville. Announcement was made -that there would be a union service for the Episcopal congregations of Laurens, Clinton and Newberry on September 21 at Camp Gravatt near Batesburg. At the conclusion of the session a social hour was enjoyed and the hpst- ess served a sweet course. Camp Fire Groups Elect Officers The Tawanka and Okihi groups of Camp Fire Girls held their first fall meeting Wednesday afternoon at the Presbyterian church with Mrs. Leo nard Bishop as leader and Mrs. W. A. Chishalm, assistant. Mrs. John T. Young and Mrs. W. E. McLendon are sponsors. her Another, Mrs. J. C. Thomas, and Mrs. R. P. Wilder, who assisted in the courtesies of entertaining. First Fall Meet For Century Club The first meeting of the tall for the Century club was held Tuesday afternoon at the home of the presi dent, Mrs. James S. Gray, with twenty-three members in ' attend ance. Mrs. John Sprat gave an inter esting, informative paper on the chosen topic of study, “New Faiths In a New Land.” She discussed the- following three characters Roger Wifliams,' separatist, born in Wales and educated at Cambridge, who believed that there should be no connection between church and state. He served as a misionary to the American Indians and is famous for his belief in religious | freedom, she pointed out; Jona- ( than Edwards, who was educated ht Yale and to whom credit has; been given for the “Great Awak ening” 1734-1744. She also gave his philosophy of religion; Wil-! P. Barron, Jr., a bride of recent! date, her mother, Mrs. A. B. Blake ly, Mrs. Eugene Sloan of Colum bia, and Mrs. C. Bynum Betts. Mrs. J. Hamp'Stone and Mrs. Joe W. Leake entertained in the living) room. Mrs. James G Jeanes of Lyman, and Mrs. Hugh Eargle of Florence, invited the guests into the, dining room. Serving dec orated cakes and mints were Mrs. L. H. Davicfson, Misses Martha Wilson, Jane Todd, Georgia Young, Mrs. Eld Wills of Spartanburg, and Miss Ann Blakely of Laurens. Miss Louise Tribble, Miss Katherine Blakely, Mrs. W. C. Dobbins of Jo anna and Miss Evhlyn Botts of Laurens, served lime-ice punch. A green and white motif was ef- Your skin ran look Milk-Mnioolh... Invrlirr than rvrr with' Tussy Rich Cream. This famous beauty formula helps smooth your skin to a glorious new beauty! The luxury blend of ru:h emollients creams away Jry- skin flakiness ... helps combat those tiny fatigue lines that can dim your beauty! At this handsome half-price saving, you'll want to buy several jars, so don’t delay! Order now! YOUNG’S PHARMACY We Deliver Authorized Dealer Phone 19 During the meeting the following, ] iam Tilery Channing, a famous officers were eletced: President, Betsy Davis . Vice-President, Linda Bridges. Secretary, Mary Elizabeth Horton. Treasurer, Beth Trammell. Scribe, Myra Pitts. Refreshment committee, Georgia Young and Marian McLendon. Unitarian who preached love gentleness. and Party Compliments Mrs. R. L. Plaxico, Jr. Mrs. R. L. Plaxico, Jr., was com plimented on last Wednesday af ternoon when Mrs. L. H. Davidson entertained in her honor with a bridge party at her home in the Tribble apartemnts. The bride was presented a cor- 1 sqge of white pom-poms. Four tables were arranged for the games in a setting of early fall flowers featuring zinnias and mari golds. At the conclusion of the progres sions prizes were presented Mrs. Chris Adair, Jr., Mrs. W. M. Fin ney and Miss Betty Neal Derrick | kept floating prize. Mrs. Plaxico and Miss Derrick, a bride-elect of October, were remembered with gifts. When cards were laid aside the hostess served salad and sweet courses. Mrs. R. L. Plaxico, Sr., and Miss Nannie Young Tribbie were refreshment guests. For Work or Dress- Choose -^ftnufcnt . America’s Fine Watch J. C. THOMAS “It’s Time That Counts” CLINTON AND JOANNA Price* Include Federal Tax ▼ c nroo nr? ^ IF DESIRED Mrs. Miller Hostess To Legion Auxiliary Mrs. Frank Miller was hostess on Tuesday to both the aftetnoon and evening groups of the American Legion Auxiliary. Bowl§ of. marigolds and spider lilies added attractiveness to the hostess’ home for the meetings. Mrs. Wilmot Shealy had the af ternoon’s program on the purpose and origin of the organization and as membership chairman she told of plans for a membership drive. Mrs. Thomas Baldwin gave the program for the evening meeting and discussed “What the Legion Auxiliary Means and What It Does.” During the business ses sion announcement was made of the district fall rally to be held on October 2 in Greer and all members were invited to attend. Following the progams tea and dainties were served. Rehearsal Party Given By Mitchells Friday evening before the re hearsal for the wedding of Miss Mary Ann Dillard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Dillard, and An gus Stewart ot Rock Hill, which took place Saturday afternoon at the Cross Anchor Methodist church, Mr. and Mrs., P. B. Mitch ell entertained the wedding p'arty Swish New SPATTER-RIB Slabbed with Color Two styles you'll love — in a ribbed acetate-and-rayon fabric as crisp and colorful as autumn leaves. Left — Fly-front coat dress with full length concealed zipper, flared skirt, self belt. R/g/jf — Two-piece suit dress with double hip flaps, rolled collar and flashing jet buttons. • ♦ Sizes 12 to 20. In black—slubbed with white, elec tric blue, red or rose In brown — slubbed with peacock. MURRAY GARBER’S CLINTON MARY COPELAND. Mgr.