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\ Thursday, March 5, 1953 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Page Three The WOMAN’S PAGE Society Events, Club and Church News of Interest TELEPHONE U or 495 evening at the First Presbyterian church with a “dad-daughter” box supper. The girls sang “father” and the group enjoyed singing “America.” after which the. invocation was of fered by Rev. T. Layton Eraser. About one hundred and twenty- formed Presbyterian church met on Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Watts Copeland. , Mrs. E. B. Sloan led the program on “Stewardship and S p i r i t u’a 1 j Life,” with several members dis cussing articles from the Synodical CITATION FOR LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION The State of Sduth Carolina, County of Laurens. By J. H. Wasson, Probate Judge: Whereas, Frances G. Madden made suit to me to 'grant her Letters of Ad- Study Club Meets With Mrs. Jacobs Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Wm. P. Jacobs entertained the Study club at her home on Walnut street. Spring flowers, including color ful camellias and Jonquils, were effective in the living room. MrSi H. E. Sturgeon gave an in teresting program on Mark Twain, telling of his early life and writ ings. Later in the afternoon a salad course was served. Party Given For New Resident Honoring Mrs. Marvin Gtault, who has recently moved here to make her home, Mrs. Callie Gault was hostess for a party Thursday afternoon at the home of her moth er, Mrs. A. B. Godfrey. Camellias, daffodils, quince and breath-of-spring were effectively used in the living room. Bridge was later enjoyed with Mrs. W. G. King, Jr., winning high score. The hostess was assisted by her mother in serving a salad course with coffee. Mrs. Gault was re membered with a gift. "Idle Moments" Club Met Wednesday Mrs. W. H. Simpson entertained the Idle Moments club at her home on Wednesday afternoon of the past week. Three tables -ware arranged -fon rook and a number of games as well as an informal conversation hour were enjoyed during the af ternoon. Later Mrs. W. Roy Pitts assisted the hostess in serving salad and sweet courses. Mrs. W. T. Baker and Mrs. E. B. Sloan were guests for thl occasion. Bowls of daffodils prettily adorn ed the hostess’ home. , , .n. w i* ive guests enjoyed the , the home of her mother Mrs. Inez uh the girk bringtng picnic SU p. were served. Journal. Later in the a f tern o on , ministration of the estate and effects occasion! fruit cake and coffee Pruitt, on Centennial street. Jper in boxes decorated in a sweet-i Mrs. Earl Rice was hostess to the Jonquils and quince combined hean motif ’ i evening circle at the church. Mrs. made a^rett^settineTor Tlfc cames.! Mrs - A - G - Sutherland, head of' C. Bynum Betts, assisted by Mrs. L. When scores were counted prizes t ^ le Kadoka group, and the follow-)M- Wilson, Mrs. Rice and Mrs. W. were presented Mrs. L. W. Gratz ing-leaders were in charge of ar- W. Arrington, presented the stew- and Mrs. J. B. Arnold. Mrs. James E. Wolfe kept floating prize. . During the games candies, nuts and cold drinks were enjoyed and later a salad course was served with coffee. raingements for the supper and pro gram: Mrs. William Davis, Mrs. James F. Ellison, Mrs. Tom Addi son, Mrs. Frank Fowler and Mrs. Hubert Boyd. The children in each group dis played some of their handwork, told of the places they had visited, the service projects and other ac tivities in which they had engaged. Ail On the rostrum was a rustic camp gram the girls gathered around it and gave the official Camp Fire song. Episcopal Auxiliary Has March Meeting The Woman’s Auxiliary of — Saints Episcopal Mission met Mon- _® sc ^ i ne an ^ in closing ^he pro day afternoon ^t the-chui'ch. Mrs. R. B. Hellams gave the de votional, which was followed by a brief business session. Continuing the study course, Mrs. Newton Jones discussed a chapter from the book, “The Holy Scripture.” Methodist Circles To Meet Monday Circles of Broad Street Metho dist church will meet Monday as follows: . At 3:30— ■ Mayme Johnson, Mrs. Sam Mc Crary, chairman; Mrs. L. S. Red- deck, hostess. Ellie Hatton, Mrs. Billy Pitts, chairman; Mrs. Goyne Simpson, hostess; Mrs. W. H. Simpson, co hostess. Barden, Mrs. Tom Ficklin, chair man; Mrs. Murphey Timmerman, hostess; Mrs. Frank Ramage, co- of Edgar Lenwood Madden. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the. kin dred and creditors of the said Edgar Lenwood Madden, deceased,] that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Lau rens Court House, Laurens, S. C., on March 19, next, after _ publication— hereof, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand this 2nd day of March, A. D., Id53. J. HEWLETTE WASSON, 12-2cw J. P. L. C. Louise Best, Mrs. Irene Pitts, ohairman, meets at 7:30 Wednesday hostess Presbyterian Circles Announce Meetings Circles of the First Presbyterian church will meet Monday, March 9, as follows: At 4 o’clock— Circle No. 1.—Mrs. W. R. And erson, chairman; Mrs. R. P. Hamer, Circle No. 2.—Mrs. C. W. Cope land, chairman; Mrs. Jack Davis, Jr., hostess. Circle No. 3—Mrs. Henry Luk- stat, chairman and hostess. Circle No. 4.—Mrs. R. E. Sadler, chairman and hostess. Circle No. 5.—Mrs. tf. M. Vance, chairman; Mrs. Harry McSween, hostess. At 8 o’clock— Circle No. 6.—Mrs. Ed Campbell, chairman; Mrs. A. A. Ramage, Jr., ardship program. A social hour was enjoyed, with the hostess serving refreshments. During the business sessions for the meetings the following officers were elected to serve the organiza- fibrt: President, Mrs. Hubert Todd. Vice-President and Foreign Mis sions Secretary, Miss Margaret Blakely. Secretary-Treasurer and Statis tician, Mrs. E. B. §loan. Cause Secretaries: Stewardship and Spiritual Life, Mrs. James P. Sloan. Home Missions, Mrs. Earl Rice. Temperance, Mrs. Marion Nabors. White Cross, Mrs. Ernest Hitt. Junior and Intermediate, Miss Katherine Blakely. Orphanage, Mrs. George Watts Copeland. Thank Offering, Mrs. W. B. Trib ble. Literature and Christian Educa tion, Mrs. R. L. Plaxico. Historian, Mrs. Irene Todd. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere appreciation for the sympathy and many kindnesses shown us during the illness and at the death of our father. —FAMIL OF THE LATE W. A. DAVIS. Bridge Clubs, Parties This Week Entertaining members of her dub and additional guests Mrs. Frank at her home. The Sara Glenn circle meets at 7:30. Mrs. Bill Abrams with Mrs. Joe Davidson, hostess. Co-hostess- es will be Mrs. Louise Hilton and Mrs. W. M. Hughes. Mrs. Boland Hostess To Lutheran Society "ANNOUNCEMENT The business known as the Bo- Circle No. 7.—Mrs. John Glover, ijnd’g Jewelry Store or Joanna chairman; Mrs. John Jordan, host ess. At 10 o’clock— Circle No. 8.—Mrs. W. R. Turner, chairman; Mrs. Harry Wilkes, host ess. Circle No. 9.—Miss Essie Young, chairman; Mrs. D. S. Templeton, hostess. Mrs. Ratchford Boland was host ess Monday evening to the Wom an’s Missionary Society of • St. of bridge Thursday afternoon at „ „ „ .. 4 -——:—’ ‘ ——j* Mrs. E. E. Smith had arranged the program on “Meet Our Staff ki Liberia.” She was assisted by ■Mrs. Boland, Mrs. E. H. Brown, Mrs. O. C. Woodruff, Mrs. Pat Bow ers and Mrs. Kinard. Later during the social hour the! hostess served a salad, cookies andf coffee. Goodyear Store, owned and operat ed by J. D. Boland. Jr., and Aggie Milling Boland, located in Joanna, South Carolina, has been sold to Marvin S. Turner. The date of trans fer was effective February 26th. This notice is being posted to comply with the Bulk Sales Law of the State of South Carolina. Mr. Turner will not be responsible for any debts in con nection with the business prior to the transfer date. All claims now against the business should be presented to - Circle 1 of the Woman’s Mission-[ Mr, Turner for settlement within 21 ary society of the Associate Re- days. *' 26-4c | A. R. P. Society Elects New Officers FOR THIS PayiV©tIiiji<j PLASKON. THIMBLE Your choieo of colors Hah each 104 SPOOL Mercerized COLORED THREAD Choice of 60 Colors 125 Yards - 25% Saving You mv# on thread and get an extra bonus in the thimble. CLINTON MILLS STORE Phone 876 Free Delivery Mr. and Mrs. Ramage Honored At Dinner Homering Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Ramage, who were recently mar ried, Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Brown en tertained on Thursday evening at dinner at their home near here. A beautiful arrangement of daf-j fodils and spirea adorned the table i where covers were laid for, the guests with a corsage marking the 1 pl^ce of the bride. A turkey din ner was sserved. Throughout the receiving rooms were many flowers of the early' spring season from the hostess’ 1 garden. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. A.! A. Ramage, Miss Martha Ramage,! Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Brown, Mr. and j Mrs. Fate Ramage, Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Hellams, and son, Danny, Mr. ’ and Mrs. Walter Ramage and Miss Margaret Ramage. Dad-Daughter Sweetheart Supper The Camp Fire and Blue Bird girls of the Kadoka district enter tained their fathers on Thursday NOW OPEN— GASTLEY’S NEW GIFT SHOP We have moved intd our recently completed shop and have new shipmerits of Pottery, Gifts and Novelties of all knids. Grand Opening March 18 Favors for the Ladies Open evenings until 9 or 9:30 and Sunday afternoon BELK’S — FIRST AGAIN 12 Denier Nylons Glamorous New Spring Shades The moment you touch these exquisite stockings your feminine instinct says — “here are the finest"! Sheer as shadow, fashion-perfect style and color, subtle strength to resist runs... Instantly you are aware that no other choice can equal McCrary. NYLONS BY "THE STOCKING WITH (/ THE ARROW” 60 Gauge ... 12 Dewier . . . S»per Sheer . . . 8V2 to H $14* Work Less • Grow More! PREPARES THE SOIL IM 0HE OPERATION Johnson’s Floral Shop Saluda Highway FOR DEMONSTRATION CALL 957-J SAVE NOW...at A CRIDIT TO SOVTM RAAOUMA SPECIAL OFFER REGISTERED BLUE NILE DIAMOND RINGS 14K Yellow or White Gold $82.50 Value for $52.50 $1.00 DOWN $1.00 WEEKLY $12.50 Ladies Wedding Ring 1 AA to match l»ww $20.00 Man’s Wedding Ring 1 AA to match 1»UU .1 This is a special for a very limited time. Wedding rings must be purchased when diamond ring is bought. Famous Blue Nile DIAMOND Priced from $50.00 up to $1250.00 Convenient Hamilton’s Monthly or Weekly Terms HAMILTON 44 A Credit To All South Carolina’