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Thursday, November 13, 1952 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE \ Paee Thre« The WOMAN’S PAGE Society Events! Club and Church News of Interest telephone 74 or 495 Cooper-Manley Engagement Mr. and Mrs. Charles William Cooper announce the engagement of their daughter, Suzanne, to Marvin Wright Manley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Wright Manley of Joanna. The marriage will take place in November. Boyd-Yorborough Betrothal Told Mrs. Thomas Fletcher Boyd of Loris, announces the engagement of her daughter, Zella Mae, and Charles Daniel Yarborough, son of Mrs. Charles Daniel Yarborough of this city, and the late Mr. Yar borough. The wedding will take place in the near future. Music Club Meets With Mrs. Copeland The Music club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. He a t h Copeland. Chrysanthe mums in varied colors were effec tively used in decoration. Miss Nancy Griffin gave a talk on “Pre-School Training of Chil dren in Music,” pointing out sev eral ways parents can help thier children. Sandwiches, tea and cookies were served by the hostess, assist ed by Mesdames Fred Brandt, Frank Fowler, Thomas Jacobs and Brooks Owens. Miss Gray Bride of Mr. Nabors Mr. arid Mrs. Horace Bryson Gray of Gray Court, announce the marriage of their daughter, Pa tricia Hellams, to Alvin Adair Na bors of Joanna, on Sunday, Oc tober 26, at St. James Methodist church in Auguata, G«. The pas tor, the Rev, Frank Q. Echoli, of* f^ciated. * Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hellams, cousins of the bride, attended the ceremony. The bride is a member of the senior class of the Laurens high school Mrs. Grover Nabors of Joanna and a graduate of Clinton high school in the class of 1950. A. R. P. Groups In November Meetings The November meetings of the circles of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian church were held on November 3. Mrs. A. B.. Balkely was hostess to the afternoon group. Miss Nan- the conclusion of the program the thank offering was taken. During a social hour sandwiches, cake and tea were served. Circle No. 2 met at the church in the evening with Mrs. Ernest Hitt leading the program. Mrs. Lowery B6cPW Club Hears UN Program The regular monthly dinner meeting of the Business and Pro fessional Women’s club was held on Tuesday evening at Hotel Mary Musgrove. Mrs. Leila N. Johnson, head of the committee on international re lations, was in charge of the pro writer, descended upon Clinton for a brief time yesterday from 2 to 3 p. m. Douglas Morrow, screen writer, Sally Mansfield and Kathleen gram on “What The UN Is Trying, Crowley, actresses, and William and a representative of the engineer- . ing firm. The city subsequently Lsigned a contract with another firm. Hollywood, in the form of three i The y were rea{ i by Thomas A. movie stars and a well known ; Wofford, attorney, of Greenville who MOVIE STARS INVADE CITY To Do.” The program was pre sented in the form of a panel dis- cusion with Mrs. Nathan Brazel, Mrs. William Wier, Miss Norma Wilson was hostess to the group 1 Hallett, Miss Rose Lee and Miss later in the evening for a social Inez Tucker taking part. Miss hour and refreshments. Florence Adair assisted Mrs. John son in effectively illustrating the Ella Riddell Circle November Meeting v The November meeting of the Ella Riddell circle of Thornwell Memorial church was held Tues day morning at the Lesh Infirm ary with Mrs. 'A. S. Maxwell ps hostess. theme with posters Two new members, Mrs. Bill Ab rams and Miss Mary Ann Craig, were welcomed into the club. Announcement was made con cerning the Christmas meeting j Lundigan, actor, were welcomed to town by Hugh Jacobs, presi dent of the Chamber of Com merce, J. Leland Young, manager of the local theatres, and R. D. Nance, of the Midway Drive-In theatre. The quartet is visiting several towns in North and South Caro lina on a tour which began yester- appeared in Council in company with H. S. Blcakwell, city attorney. They were from attorneys of the Goodwin firm. Mayor Medlock later explained that Mr. Wofford was ap pearing as attorney for the Commis sion of Public Works. Attorney Wofford advised the city that the contract was ineffective in that it had not been confirmed by action of City Council. He advised, however, that the city attorneys be instructed to write the attorneys for the engineering firm asking them to submit a bill of expenses for the per iod of time during which the engi- BARBECUE HASH Saturday Morning Nov. 15 Lee Willard day and continues through Satur day, under the sponsorship of Movietime, USA organization. , , . . . . | whether to pay the bill or accept Each in turn gave a few re 1 neers were actually at work for the city. With that in hand, he recom mended, the city could then decide Mrs. J. K. 9 row11 called the meeting to order and opened with . .. prayer. The program on ehurehi a a worth y « us<! rat "- missions 'was given by Miss Lucy " ,han exchanging gifts. Clawson, assisted by Mrs. Huff, Miss Elizabeth Hagan, Mrs. M. A. Brida© Olllbs Macdonald and Mrs. F. M. Stutts.'-p. . rrn . tit t Mrs. Maxwell conducted the Bible i^OrtieS 1 HIS W ©GK study on- the 3rd chapter--of Co- losians. Stentence prayers closed the meeting. which will be held December 9, at| m “^ s “ “‘cementing “abou" the SUit Providence school. Members of warm hospitality and friendliness the Laurens club have been invited they had received so far on the to met with the local group on this occasion. Members voted to make Miss Lee Hostess Sara Glenn Circle Monday evening Miss Rose Lee was hostess at the home of Mrs. George W. Bailey to members of the Sara Glenn circle of Broad Street Methodrst church. Mrs. Jul ian Coleman and Miss Elizabeth Copeland were assistant hostesses. Miss Sara Stone assisted Mrs. Clifton Adair, who gave the scrip ture reading. Mrs. Tan M. Ray, Mrs. J. B. Arnold and Miss Kate Milam presented the program on “By A New and Living Way.” At the conclusion of the pro gram a social hour was enjoyed and the hostesses served a salad plate, cookies and salted nuts with tea and coffee. Week-of-Prayer T Observed By Group Members of the Associate Re formed Presbyterian church Wom ens Misionary Society is this week tour. The group proceeded to Saluda. Aiken and Columbia after a brief stoppage. They were accompanied by Bob Bryant of Rock Hill, and Bob Saunders of Charlotte, repre senting theatre managers, j The men were presented sport, shirts “ made by Hallmark Mfg. The alleged contract involved an eight per cent commission on the to tal cost of the gas line system. In the lagt letters from the lawyers the engineering firm was quoted as will ing to' accept one per cent commis sion for the work they had already done when the alleged contract was cancelled. Gray Funeral Home Clinton. S. C. FUNERAL DIRECTORS ...and... EMBALMERS Phones 41 and IDS-T XMBLLANCE SERVICE L. RUSSELL OR \Y and V. PARKS ADAIR. Cen. M*rs. Mr. NabOTsIs the son - ^ ^ Wednesday Mrs. Frank" Karriage was hostess to her bridge club and j Corp., of this city, anl also boute- additional guests at the home ofi nnaires by the Eastside Green- her mother, Mrs. John Griffin j house and Johnson Floral Shop. Pitts, for a number of afternoon l The ladies of the group were given games. . | candy by Young Candy Co., and Four tables were in play withcorsages by the two local flor-! score awards going to Mrs. Chris j ists - Adair, Jr., and Mrs. J. B. Puryear. | • After cards salad and sweet cours-i| aiipAnr es were served. LSUrCDS I nr63t6l16d For the occasidh the home waa}..-, . . ^ , lovely with varied arrangements w/lth lauy Villi of chrysanthemums hues. in autumn Again on,Friday afternoon Mrs. Ramage and Mrs. L. S. Reddeck jointly entertained guests for four tables. Mrs. Billy McMillan and Mrs. William Buford were winners of the score awards with floating prize going to Mrs. Posey W. Cope- lyand. Tuesday circle No. 1 met at the home of Mrs. W. B. Tribble and No. 2 in the evening at the home of Mrs. Earl Rice. Both groups united for a service at the church last evening when Miss Margaret Blakely led the de votional. Mrs. R. L. Plaxico, home mission secretary, assisted by Mrs. Hubert Todd, Mrs. Rice, and Mrs. Marion Nabors, presented the pro gram on “Mission To America.” V wui 1 J This afternoon Mrs. Hubert Todd me Yeung Tnbble led the thank ^ to cjrcle No 1 and offering program with several» Members of her bridge club met on Thursray afternoon at the home of Mrs. John W. Finney, Jr. Chry santhemums in varied shades dec orated the living room and berries with greenery were used in the dining room. : Following the games tea, a salad course and sweets were enjoyed. Club award for the progressions went to Mrs. Henry Lukstat. For Gas System Laurens, Nov. 7. — The city of Laurens is threatened with a sqit for engineering fees in connection 1 with the city’s new gas system, according to letters read before City Council at its regular monthly meeting Monday night. The letters concerned an alleged contract entered into between Good win Engineering company of Bir mingham, Ala., and the city which was subsequently cancelled. The alleged contract was signed by W. T. Bolt, then mayor of the city, BELK’S... Our Greatest Buy! BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS! 3 for 1.00 Regular $2.00 Values FOR ADULTS — FOR YOUNG PEOPLE — FOR CHILDREN Famous Books by Famous Authors. A One-Time Buy! No More At This Price! Shop! Compare! Save! program members contributing articles from the Synodical Journal. At Special! Mrs. C. Bynum Betts to the eve ning circle. Joint Hostesses Honor Miss Sumerel Six-Inch Sermon REV. ROBERT H. HARPER Jesus’ Test Of Faith. Lesson: Matthew 7: 12, 15-27. Golden Text: Matthew 7:21. Jesus introduced something new into the thinking of men when he taught that goodness is positive. In the ages preceding his sojurn on the earth, men had been chiefly con- Miss Betty Jean Sumerel, bride- cerned " 0 * “> do wron * The Masler lect, was honored with a lovely i t au £ht that goodness consists in do-1 COMPLETE FALL WATCH SERVICE! —■INCLUDES: kvi 0 deoning 0 Oiling 0 liming ond Regulating 0 Synchronizing Hands 0 Adjustment of Escapement 0 Polishing Cose 0 General Inspection' SSB30 IMPORTANT I Five Days Service On All Repairs J, C. THOMAS Jeweler t party Thursday evening given by Miss Martha Ann Simpson, Mrs. William Hatton and Mrs. Marshall Lanter,.at the home of the latter’s mother, Mrs. Frank Fowler. Chrysanthemums, roses and dah lias in varied colors were used for decoration. Miss Sumerel was presented in a novel way a host of lovely linen gifts. ■ * The guests were invited into the dining room where refreshments were served buffet style, from a table centered with two hearts made of white chrysanthemums. Pouring coffee at one end was Mrs. R. H. McGee. Mrs. Tom Cooper also assisted in entertaining. Sand wiches in various shapes pickles and cookies were served. The honoree was also presented a recipe book with each guest con tributing a recipe. Musgrove Club Holds Meeting The Musgrove Home Demonstra tion club met at the home of Mrs. Lester Norton Wednesday after noon, Nov. 5. The meeting was called to order by the newly elect ed president, Mrs. Edwin Cunning ham. The devotional was given by Mrs. W. R. Anderson, Sr. She read scripture verses and based h§r re marks on “Lydia, a Leader of Women,” which were followed by prayer. The roll was called and minutes read by Mrs. J. C. John son in the agservee of the secretary. Mrs. Anderson gave a r a P er on the “Yellow Jasmine,” our state flower. Mrs. Norton, one of the local leaders, gave the demonstra tion on ‘Improving your Health. Weight and Personality.” Each member agreed to go to Laurens some time in January to a health clinic. Cards concerning this year’s wtr'.: were filled out by members. Refreshments were served by the hostess, assistedby her daugh ter. ing good. The man who does the right will have not time nor inclina tion to do the wrong. Goodness is positive. Whatsoever *we would that men should do unto us, we must do unto them. After giving the Golden Rule, Jesus spoke of the “false prophets” ! that come to men in “sheep’s cloth ing” but inwardly are ravening wolves. They are not to be trusted,: with their false maxims of conduct, J with their cunning schemes of get-| ting on in the world. They are not to be heard for their fair speech. Consider their conduct before you I follow them. In the last day, Jesus will say unto them: “I never knew you.” By their fruits men shall be known, even as a tree is known, whether it be , good or bad. The evil tree is cut down and cast into the fire, but the good tree brings forth good fruit. So does the good man bring forth good things out of the i treasure of a good heart. Finally, Jesus warned his hearers against failure in building their temple of character. They must obey his commands. They must live ac cording to his teachings. And they will be like unto the wise man who founds his house upon a rock. Let us lay the foundations of our house in faith and obedience. SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE “The Paper Everybody Read*” Do You Want - Heater for the Winter.* Any kind Heater Parts. Electric Water Heater. Coil Water Heater (Coal) Electric Wiring Materials. Chimes for the Home. Full line DuPont Paints. Gold, Chrome—heat resisting. Refrigerator, Elec. Range. Hunting Sait—Shells Hunting License. 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