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Thursday, April 2, 1953 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Pasre FIrt 4 _ The WOMAN’S PAGE Society Events, Club and Church News of^ Interest telephone n m 495 April Meeting Of A. R. P. Group Mrs. A. B. Blakely and Mrs. John T. Young were co-hostesses on Monday evening to the Ladies Bi ble Class at the Associate Reformed Presbyterian church. Continuing a study of “Women of the Bible” Miss Margaret Blakely discussed “Mary The Mother of Jesus.” Later a social hour was enjoyed and the hostesses served sand wiches, cake and punch. * Actaean Club In Meeting Friday The monthly meeting of the Ac taean club was held Friday after^j noon at the home of Jacobs. Daffodils, lilacs and iris were arranged in the receivihg rooms of the home for the meeting. Mrs. J. B. j Templeton and Mrs. Frank Kellers 1 were club guests for the afternoon, j The hostesses was assisted in serving a salad course, cake and coffee by Mrs. C. E. Calloway. Miss Merle Allen And J. C. Lynch Wed Miss Merle Allen, of Nashville, Tenn., and J. C. Lynch of this city were united in marriage Friday af ternoon at two o’clock at the First Baptist churh. The pastor, the Rev. Penney^ ALWAYS F I R $ T Q U A L i T Y ! Fully Lined Rayon Satin Short Coats. 7.77 You’ve seen unlined coats around at this price ... but these are fully lined in rayon satin, even some rayon taffetas! They’re good-looking acetate rayon blends in tiny checks ... or solid colors. And you’ll find a wide wonderful color choice at Penney’s! 8 to 18. NEW EASTER HATS . . . JUST IN! STRAWCLOTH BEAUTIES All decked out with rosebuds, veil ing pretty touches! Come try pn dozens of sweet bonnets, off-the- face styles, profile hats at Pen ney’s now! 2.98 Rayon Flannel SPORT COATS 17.75 • FOR MEN • ALL COLORS • SIZES 35 TO 46 J. H. Darr, performed the double ring ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Lynch are now making their home on South Broad street. He is connected with J. C. Thomas, Jeweler. M rs . Toy lot Is Study Club Hostess A meeting of the Study club was held on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George W. Tay lor on Wodrow street with a num ber attending. Redbud was mixed with iris for a lovely arangement on the piano and red camellias were on the cof fee table. Mrs. R. E. Sadler gave an inter esting program on the brave feats of mountain men in a continuation of the years study on historical western characters. During the afternoon a salad course, coffee and cake were served. Blue Bird Groups Have Egg Hunts The tulip group of the Blue Birds enjoyed an egg hunt on Monday af ternoon at the home of the leader, Mrs. Hubert Boyd on Walnut street. After the hunt outdoor games were enjoyed. Mrs. C. E. Nichols, sponsor assisted Mrs. Boyd in serv ing, punch, cake and ice cream. An egg hunt will be given this afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. B. Stump for members of the Rdse group. The leader and assistant, Mrs. Frank Fowler and Mrs. Tom Addison will assist in entertaining the girls. During the afternoon re freshments carrying out the Easter motif will be served. turned home from Blalock clinic, where she was a patient lor a few days. Yellow Jasmine Club Tours Gist Home Thirteen members of the Yellow Jasmine club enjoyed a trip to Rose Hill, the mansion of the late Gov. William H. Gist near Sedalia in Union county on Tuesday. Those making the tour carried baskets and at noon a picnic dinner was served. The club members, of which Mrs. Henry Lukstat is president, motor ed over to view the old house which was restored in 1944 by Clyde Franks of Laurens, as a me morial to his son, Charles who was killed during World War IX. Rose Birth Announcements HATTON Mr. and Mrs. William S. Hatton announce the birth of a daughter, Carol Ardelle, on March 30 at Bla 7 lock clinic. Mrs. Hatton is the for mer Miss Joan Anderson. SHAY Mr and Mrs Joseph Shay an nounce the birth of a son, Delmar Eugene, on March 30, at Hays hos pital. Mrs Shay is the former Miss Myrtle Tidwell. FULMER Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Edward Ful mer announce the birth of a daugh ter, Vonda Doris, March 30 at Hays hospital. Mrs. Fulmer is the former Miss Lois Thomas. COOPER Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Henry Cooper announce the birth of a daughter, Wanda Katrina, on March 31 at Hays hospital. Mrs. Cooper is the former Miss Pauline Ferrell. SNELGROVE Mr. and Mrs. Henry Snelgrove announce the birth of a son on March 31 at Hays hospital. Mrs. Snelgrove is the former Miss Peggy Holsonback of Joanna. SLOAN Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sloan an nounce the birth of a son, Michael Craig, on March 28 at Joanna Me morial hospital. Mrs. Sloan is the former Miss Joan Wildridge of In dianapolis, Indiana. AMERICAN LEGION MEETS TONIGHT ' The Copeland-Davidson Ameri can Legion post No. 56, will hold the regular meeting this evening (Thursday) at 8 o’clock in the Le gion Memorial home. UDC MEETS APRIL 9TH. The meeting of the UDC chapter has been postponed because of the Easter holidays until Thursday, April 9, and will be held at 8:00 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Jasper Rowland. Easter Services At Episcopal Mission Easter services at All Saints Epis copal Mission are to begin today with the celebration of Holy Com munion at 9 o’clock this evening in observance of Maundy Thursday with the tradtional stripping of the altar, veiling of the cross and dark ening of the church. A watch service of prayer and meditation is to take place at 12 noon on Good Friday. On Easter Sunday a Holy Communion service will be held beginning at 9*15 a. m. The Rev. Edwin B, Clippard of Newberry, rector of All Saints Mis sion, announced the services today, extending an invitation to the pub lic. He is to be assisted by Prof. John S. Glover, lay leader. Beth Bishop Winner In Spelling Bee Beth Bishop of the eighth grade was winner of the Mountville school spelling contest held last week. She will compete with winners from other schools in the county at Lau rens on April 10th. Beth is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Bishop of Mountville. FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the 14th day of April^ 1953, I will render a final ac count of fhy acts and doings as Com mittee of the estate of Corinne H. Boyd in the office of the Judge of Probate of Laurens Coun'y, at 10 o’clock a.m., and on the same day will apply for a final discharge from my trust as Committee. Any person indebted to said estate is notified and required to make pay ment on or before that date; %nd all persons having claims against said estate will present them on or be fore said date, duly proven, or be forever barred. B. HUBERT BOYD, Committee. March 13, 1953 . 9-4cw TEEN-AGE CANTEEN The Teen-Age Canteen will meet Friday evening from 8 o'clock until 10 at the American Legion Memo rial home. < PROCESSING ' SERVICE 5 I WE CUT UP AND WRAP MEAT FOR YOUR FREEZERS Call Us For Freezer Supplies Country Market Phone 98 Whereir ffmer ? . . . balancing his food budget —and enjoying rare culinary treats every day in the week. This is the place for fine meals—at reasonable prices! C&MUi RESTAURANT FINE REASONABLE FOODS PRICES •mdBMQUCn Hill contains many antiques and ar ticles of historical value, among them being oil paintings done by South Carolina artists during the ante-bellum period. Of parUc^laF ihfe'rest to ‘residents of this sectidh ari*' the articles' from : Rosemont, the Cunningham estate in Laurens county which burned some years ago. The furniture, tak- j en to Rose Hill before the home j burned, includes a hand - carved , four poster ped which belonged to I Pamela Cunningham, who was re- | sponsible for the movement to re store Mount Vernon and founder of the Mount Vernon association. Bridge Parties, Clubs Meet During Week Entertaining members of her club and additional guests Mrs. Thomas F. Hollis was hostess for six tables of bridge on Wednesday afternoon of the past week at the home of her mother, Mrs. Horace D. Payne. • Camellias, wisteria, and iris and other spring flowers were beauti fully combined to decorate the home for the occasion. At the conclusion of the progres sions score awards were presented Mrs. E. N. Sullivan, Mrs. Pringle Copeland, Jr., and Mrs. Robert M. Vance. Mrs. L. H. Lee, who is visit ing here, was%geust for the party. Late in the afternoon a salad and sweet course \yas served with Rus sian tea. daring offer! astounding value! amazing lamp! Thursday Mrs. John Jordan was hostess to her club members and other friends for an afternoon bridge party. Five tables were arranged for the games in a colorful setting of sea sonal flowers including camellias, Lady Bankshire roses and Iris. High score for visitors went to Mrs. Pringle Copeland, Jr., and club award to Mrs. Michael Turner. Mrs. W. G. King, Jr, kept floating prize. WITH THE SICK MODERN WROUGHT-IRON FLOOR LAMP ‘Pleated PCcuti-Stl6 150 WATTS 100 WATTS < • : v'/a .’•'■'vF-X •• 50 WATTS : ; Mrs. Jerry Harris is improving at Blalock clinic following an oper- ation. Mrs. Nell Mills underwent an op eration yesterday at Hays hospital. Friends of Mrs. Harwood Nelson will be glad to know she is conva lescing at Hays hospital following an operation. Mrs. W. A. Mauldin has returned home after a few days stay at Bla lock clinic, being transferred there from a Columbia hospital. Friends of Mrs. E. Mood Smith will regret to know she is suffering; injuries received in a fall Saturday and is a patient at blalock clinic. Mrs. William Bishop underwent an operation Tuesday at Hays hos-1 pital. Mrs. George Dailey is a patient at Blalock clinic. Mrs. Joe Gibbs is improving at Hays hospital following an oper ation. - The following are patients at Hays hospital: Robert Godfrey of Lanford, and Mrs. Rosie Pearson. Mrs. Ressie McKenzie has re- WASHABLE SHADE 'Hev&t Cefryxef Ttewi ayautf ^ckuchc ca*tte*Kfi&uuuf cteAcyn at mcA a Attuftexiny fnccef • 3-Way Socket! • Full 60 ,f Tall! * 3 Stages of Scientific Light! Right out of Americt’s top fashion m«g«iin«s . . . the newest trend in beeuty for today’s smart homa! Lovely, with its handsome wrought-iron column and plaated shada! Practical, with its scientific Sighting' And irresistible at this unheard-of price! Hurry! Buy nowT it* MODERN WROUGHT IRON COTLOMM.- ‘ GLEAMING ^ BRONZE FINISH*’ REGULAR $9.95 VALUE TRULY THE BUY OF THE YEAR!? 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