The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, September 10, 1953, Image 3

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T Thursday, September 10, 1953 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE t Pas:e TTiref The uVSMASI’S SPACE Society Events, Club and Church News of Interest telephone 74 or 495 U. D. C. Chester Hears Book Review The September meeting of the Stephen D. Lee Chapter, Uniteri Daughters of the Conlederacy, was held on Thursday evening at the by Frederick Lewis Allen, a story of the last 50 years. At this meeting officers for the coming year were installed. Following the program and busi ness meeting the hostesses served a fre? .eir con'i Wallace Brothers Circus Will Stage Show In Clinton home of Mrs. George H. Ellis.M iss Lily Yarborough, Mrs. F. C. Pinson j and Mrs. J. Will Dillard were as-; sociate hostesses. I For - the evening’s program Mrs.| John Spratt gave an interesting re- 1 view of the book, “The Big Change, Joint Meeting For T J- C. Thomas, president of the lo- Legion Groups , cal Klwanis club, announced yester- A joint meeting of the afternooni , and evening groups of the American c a tha * rcsident s of this city and Legion Auxiliary will be held on community are in for an entertain- Tuesday evening, the 15, at 8 o’clock ment treat on Saturday, September at the Legiop Home. j J9 t when Wallace Bros. Big 3-Ring^ [ officers for the coming year | Circus makes its appearance here WELCOME—FACULTY, STUDENTS, NEWCOMERS BELK’S... £mg/U fyootweGA.! on the sunny side ■ ' of your budget... • fresh, • new, delectable Fall (/% t ^ ,k no rationing of fashion no limit to-voluel f. to S4.98 Sizes 4 to 10 Widths AA to B will be installed at this time and all members are asked by the commit tee to bring their membership dues. Bridge Club Meetings During The Week - Mrs. Gary Lehn was hostess to members of her Wednesday bridge club the past week. Bowls of roses made a pretty set ting for two tables in play during the afternoon. High score was won by Mrs. James E. Wolfe and conso lation prize by Mrs. Thomas Bald win. Later the hostess served salad and dessert courses. A dessert bridge was given on Thursday by Mrs. W. G. King, Jr., for members of her card club. Two tables were appointed for re freshments and a sweet course was served as the guests assembled. Mrs. James L. Walker, a club visi tor, made high score. Zinnias and roses were prettily arranged in the hostess’ home for the meeting. Musgrove Club Plans Programs The Musgrove Home Demonstra tion club met at the school on Sept. 2nd. The project song, “Old Folks at Home,” was sung and a devotional given. During the business period each member was asked to tell what she planned to exhibit at the county fair. Announcement was made that the district meeting would be held at Clemson on Sept. 12. Mrs. Madeline Cunningham made a talk on “Storage Space.” Miss Dean, home demonstration agent, had “Program Planning” as the sub ject for her talk. She asked the members to vote on the programs they wished to have next year. Rereshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. J. C. Johnson and Mrs. Charlie James. under the sponsorship of the local clcb. Ticket sales are now underway and the merchants and business and professional people in this area have responded loyally to the program of endeavoring to have every under privileged kiddie in this locality be guests of Kiwanians. There are several hundred such kiddies here who are going to be happier with their eyes popping out at the clowns and the elephants and the myriad other attractions for which Wallace Bos. have become so well and favorably known in Cir- cusdom for these many years. A feature of the Wallace Bros. Circus is the big downtown street parade at noon with an ample dis-! play of variety in performers,^usic and animals. Enough to prove to the townspeople that a visit to the | circus and menagerie at the circus lot will disclose entertainment par excellence and at a price within the reach of all. Dr. C. J. Hart, Laurens chiropractor, attended the annual lyceum and homecoming of the Chiropractic profession held recently at Davenport, Iowa. Standing with Dr. Hgrt (right) is Dr. B. J. Palmer (center) and T. W. Oliver, formerly of Laurens. Dr. Palmer, world famous scientist, developer of Chiropractic is the son of the founder. Mr. Oliver is a fresh man at the Palmer School of Chiropractic and will graduate after com pletion of four years of nine months each. Methodist Circles Will Meet Monday The morning and three afternoon circles will meet jointly with the Woman’s Society of Christian Ser vice Monday afternoon, Sept. 14, at 3:30 at Broad Street Methodist church. The Sara Glenn circle will meet Monday evening, at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Thurston Giles with Mrs. F. F. Hicks as assistant hostess. The Louise Best circle meets Wednesday, the 16, at the State Training School at 8 o’clock in the evening. Mrs, Finney Honors Mrs. W. S. Home Honoring Mrs. W. S. Horne, who has recently moved here to make her home, Mrs. John W. Finney, Sr., entertained with a bridge party on Friday afternoon at Happy Acres. Native pine banked the fireplace and zinnias and dahlias in pastel ’tints decorated the cottage where three tables were arranged for the games. After cards guests were in vited into the dining room where refreshments of salad, sandwiches, cookies and other party foods were served buffet with tea. Lavender gladioli and asters in a crystal con tainer adorned the buffet table. Mrs. W. M. Figney assisted the hostess in serving. Mrs. Billy McMillan won top honors and Mrs. Horne was pre sented a guest prize while second score and floating prizes went to Mrs. J. B. Arnold. BARBECUE SATURDAY Sept. 12 NABORS STORE Bonds Cross Roads Ready at 10:30 A. M. 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