The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, April 16, 1953, Image 3

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\ . Thursday, April 16, 1953 -•-jJV THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Pasre Three The WOMAN’S PAGE 1 Society Events, Club and Church News of Interest telephone 74 or 495 W.S.C.S. To Meet With Laurens Group For Mission Study The Woman’s Society of Christian Service of Broad Street Methodist church will meet in Laurens Mon day, April 20, at 3:30 p.m. with the Laurens Methodist,: church for the first of a series of mission studies on Africa, to be taught by Mrs. Niles Clark. The next three meetings will also be held in Laurens: Wednesday, the 22nd, at 7:30; Monday, the 27> ft 3:30 p.m.,; and Wednesday, the 29th. at 7:30. ' All who can attend, and desiring transportation, are asked to get in touch with Mrs. V. S. Harwell or one of the circle chairmen. •. Blue Nile Diamond Princess Ring “15 Diamonds” - Price $100.00 * NOTHING TO BUY EVERYONE 16 YEARS AND OVER ELIGIBLE FOR ONE VOTE COME IN AND REGISTER TODAY! Drawing To Be At 6:00 P. M. Saturday, April 25th APRIL IS BLUE NILE DIAMOND MONTH HAMILTON’S BLUE NILE DIAMONDS Look What ¥ot* Can Get — AT HAMILTON’S Mrs. Thornwell Dunlap entertain ed the Wednesday Study club last week at her country home. On the mantel yellow gladioli were effec tively combined with purple iris. ! Elsewhere gladioli were used in dec oration. “Kit Carson’’ was the subject of 'the afternoon’s program when Mrs.} j Wilson Harris gave an account of nis ! i life as a scout, trapper, Indian agent j j and general. , > During the afternoon a salad j | cours<j, coffee and cookies were iservea. Ella Riddell Circle Holds Meeting Mrs. J. K. Brown, chairman, was hostess to the Ella Riddell circle of Thornwell Memorial church at the Edith home on Tuesday morning. Mrs. Brown opened* the meeting with prayer. Mrs. F. M. Stutts gaVc a report of the Presbyterial | meeting in Greenwood Friday. The | Bible study, from Mark, was giv- | en by Mrs. A. S. Maxwell. Miss Lucy Clawson, program chairman, | was assisted by Mrs. B. S. Pinson 1 and Mrs. Bertie Parks. In closing | the group repeated the mizpah. | Sara Glenn Circle Has April Meeting Mrs. Ethel Pitts and Miss Jean ette Pitts were hostesses to the Sara Glenn circle on Monday evening for the regular monthly meeting. Prior to the program a social hour was enjoyed and a salad course, iced cake squares and punch were served. A mantel arrange ment erf pink wygelra, azaleas, pink and yellow roses added attractive ness to the home. Mrs. J. B. Arnold and Mrs. Tan M. Ray presented the program on the topic, “Telling The Old, Old j Story.” ^ Mrs. Jacobs Feted By Presbytery Board Folowing the Presbytery meeting Friday afternoon, Mfs. W. P. Ja cobs of this city, was honored at the home of Mrs. O. C. Liner in Greenwood. Mrs. Liner invited members of the executive board to her home for an informal social hour, cookies and punch. At this time Mrs. Jacobs, retiring president Carol ing PreshyteTiat was presented as a gift from the board a painting done by Mrs. Liner. Episcopal Mission Host For Meeting All Saints Episcopal Mission will be host to the Western Con vocation at its spring meeting Sun day, April 19. The Rev. John Pinckney, Green- vile, is to preside over the meet ing which will begin at 4 p. m., with registration followed by the general session. *Group meetings | are tto take place before supper | and the meeting will close with evening prayer service at 8 o’clock. I Guests Enjoy ; Club Meetings Mrs. Hugh Jacobs entertained the j Wednesday club and several guests at bridge the past waek with three i tables in play, during the afternoon. Flowers of the season including lilac, iris and narcissus, made a pretty setting the games. When scores were counted high and sec ond awards were presented Mrs. | Robert M. Van**; and Mrs. Edward Ferguson. Later in the afternoon 1 a salad course was enjoyed. Austin Chandler. During a social hour the host esses served a dessert course. Throughout the home a variety of spring flowers were prettily array ed. 4 Complete Sets 36 ESSENTIAL PIECES . 3-PIECE CARVING SET Hollow Ground 3-PIECE SERVING SET Lifetime Guarantee 6-PIECE STEAK KNIFE SET With Serrated Edge 24-PIECE TABLEWARE SET Stainless — Lifetime Guarantee Needs No Polish — Never Tarnishes Lovely Dinner Party Honors Mrs. Caldwell Complimenting Mrs. Sara F. Cald well, of Akron, Ohio, president of the National Education^ association, who spoke here Monday evening, Mrs. Raymond Pitts entertained at her home with a six o’clock dinner. The living room was attractive with spring flowers, and particularly effective were antique ^gompotes filled with larkspur, coral bells and sweetpeas on tables on either side of the . mantel, Rlsen^ere red roses were used. A three-course dinner was served Roses in shades of pink, yellow and red in a silver bowl formed the cen terpiece for the dining table, which wast overlaid with a white linen cloth. Miss Agnes Davis assisted the hostess in the courtesies of entertain ing. Other guests were Miss Gladys Robinson of Lancaster, president of the South Carolina Educational asso ciation; Mrs. Maude Morcom of Co lumbia, president of the South Car olina Classroom Teachers associa tion; Mrs. Nene D. Workman, presi dent of the local Classroom Teachers association; Mr. and Mrs. W. R. An derson, Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Temple ton, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hart, and Manuel Rogers of Greenville. out the spacious home, the lower floor of which was ensuite, were many lovely arrangements of flow ers of the season in keeping with the colpr scheme of each room. _ In the dining room a beautiful ar rangement of yellow snapdragons, chrysanthemums, tulips and Dutch iris in a silver bowl appointed the (Continued on page six) :: Reception Fetes Bride, Brides-Elect Mrs. Earle Partlow Barron, Jr., a recent bride, the former Miss Mona Blakely of this city, Miss Ann Tink ler, Miss Mona Ruth Looper and Miss Maxine Todd, brides-elect of June, were entertained Thursday after noon at Eden Hall, the home of Mr. j and Mrs. F. E. Grier, near Ibradley. Hostesses for the occasion were Mrs. Grier, Mrs. Francis C. Grier and Mrs. Earle Barron. Mrs. A. B. Blakely of this city, mother of Mrs. Barron, Jr., was in cluded in the receiving line, and Mrs. G. B. Harvley of Greenwood, an aunt , assisted in receiving in the hall. On the porch and th rough- :: :: it :: :: i.t it it i.i a a !:! j! i.t i.t % i.t ! ft :: | :: ♦ ♦ ft ft :: ♦♦ ♦> i; a ft :: ft ft ft ft ft ft ft K it :: % l y z Price Sale :: — on — Spring Coats, Suits, Dresses — Starts — r Thursday Morning April 16th. Three Days Only Doors Open at 9:00 O'clock LATEST STYLES AND MATERIALS REAL VALUES FOR YOUR WARDROBE AM) PLEASURE 1 • * :: ' 1 — 8 ♦V • K •* V. W ♦ * :: %♦ ♦ % ♦V * * ♦> a « si Ready-ta-'Weasi Blt&pjxe K s ♦v ■ • • ft :: :: :: 2 2 Ella Adair ft PlMae 129 l: AlW sfpllg •v "A TERRIFIC SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT! THURSDAY, APRIL 16TH ALL FOR 14.95 95c Down—$1.00 a Week A CREDIT TO SOUTH CAROLINA BLUE NILE DIAMONDS Entertaining members of her club and additional friends, Mrs. | W. G. King, Jr., was hostess- 1 for bridge Thursday afternoon. * Five tables "were arranged in the | card rooms which were decorated with tulips and Dutch iris, artis tically combined with other spring flowers. Mrs. Marion Milam and Mrs. Harry Baldwin won score honors and Mrs. E. N. Sullivan kept floating prize. When cards were laid aside the hostess served a salad plate with tea. r T4- ^ Mrs. Rowland Is U. D. C. Hostess The April meeting of the Ste phen D. Lee Chapter. United Daughters of the Confederacy, was held at the home of Mrs. Jasper Rowland, with Mrs. Estelle Ab rams, Mrs. D. A. Yarborough and Mrs. W. R. Anderson assisting as hostesses. Miss Ada Ann Furr, accompan ied af the piano by Mrs. Rowland, sang a solo, “Beautiful Dreamer.” Miss Ruth Bailey gave an interest ing account of her recent trip to Bermuda. Reports on the Pied mont district conference were giv en by several members who at tended. During a business session plans were discussed for conducting a flag sale on Saturday, May 9, for Memorial Day. The local chapter is raising money to help erect a headquarters building in Rich mond, Va. 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