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Thursday, May 27,1954
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THE WOMAN’S PAGE
Social Event* and Chib News of Interest Telephone 74 or 495
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Idle Momets Club
Entertained Recently*
On Wednesday afternoon of the
past week Mrs. W. ftcor Pitt* en
tertained members of the Idle
Moment* Club.
Three talbles were arranged for HeOTn-Lord
rook in a pretty setting of oolor- ^ Invitations
Of interest to
Clinton, South Carolina. honored Jerri Prince who will be
Accompanying card reads, Re. moving soon to make her home
ceremony at the home of the elsewhere.
ceremony a tthe home of thel Games and refreshments were
home of-the bride, 306 Hickory | enjoyed and Jerri was presented
St.
ful spring flowers. Following the
games the hostess served salad
and sweet courses with punch.
Froser-Schneider
Invitations Out
The following invitations have
been received here with interest.
The Rev. Dr. and Mrs, Thomas
Layton Fraser request the honor
of your presence at the marriage
of their daughter, Ruth Marie, to
Mr. Robert Paul Schneider on
Saturday, the fifth of June, one
thousand nine hundred and fifty-
four at eight o’clock in the even
ing, First Presbyterian church,
with a number of gifts from her
little friends. Mrs. Claude Law-
son assisted Mrs. Frank Fowler,
leader, in entertaining and serv
ing.
Emory Dillon
Has Birthday
Emory Dillon, son of Mrs. John
Mimnaugh, celebrated his 7th
birthday with a party Thursday
afternoon at the country cliib.
^ Thirty-seven of his friends
June at eight ""o’clock. First Bap- J were invited for the occasion. A
tist Church, Winston-Salem, North down motif was used with 2
relatives and
friends here are the following in
vitations.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thomas
Hearn request the honor of your
presence at the marriage of their
daughter Pellerree Holland to
Mr. William Broughton Lord, Jr.,
Friday evening, the eleventh of
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Reception card reads. Reception
immediately following the cere
mony at the home of the bride.
Comp Fire Girls,
Cubs Hove Outing
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Taylor
Martin and Mrs. William Brooks
Owens entertained the O-Ki-Hi
Camp Fire Girls and the Cub
Scouts of den 2 with a weiner
roast and squared dance at the
Mary Lou Ranch.
Weiners were roasted over an
outdoor fire and served with other
picnic foods and later marsh-
TV, board of church extension, 1 Nancy Dtibois, Alice Templeton, Affend HfiiaZ
Mrs. A. A. Ram age, Jr. Jackie Truluck, Nannette Loftis, 1
Mrs. Young gave the scripture Mary Keith Adair and Dolly,
reading and a solo, “Ob Zion Crouch.
Haste" was sung by Mrs. Ben •
Shrine Ceremonial
IT’'' i 1 ™ Swofforid Guest
Miss Lillian Dillard took the.—. ^ . ,
birthday offering whit* amounted I UlOTa UUCKett OiUD
to $124.25.
Later members were invited
into the church parlors for re
freshments and a social hour.
Legion Auxiliary
Elects New Officers
The May meeting of the Ameri
can Legion Auxiliary was held
Tuesday evening the 18th at the
Memorial Home.
Followiifg the ritual Mrs.
Thomas Jacobs, Poppy Sale
Chairman, gave plans for Poppy
Day Saturday May 26.
Chairmen were asked by the
president to complete reports of
the years work.
cakes, ballons, clown hats and
favors. Following a number of
games the birthday cakes were
cut and served with ice cream
Assisting in helping to entertain
were Mrs. Gayle Ray, Mrs.
Mariam Milam, Mrs. Harry Bald
win and Mrs. Tom Plaxico.
Parties Given
F6r Visitors
Honoring her house guest, Mrs.
C. O. Milford, Mrs. Morgan Todd
entertained players for two tables
of bridge on Wednesday evening
the past week.
Hydrangeas and roses were
mallows were toasted. Square arranged as a setting for
dancing and games were enjoyed ^ games., A party pa *an
after supper dessert course were served before
cards.
High and second score awards
went to Mrs. R. C. Hamer and
Mrs. Pringle Copeland with Mrs.
Mrs. Singley Is
Feted On Birthday „ n , ^ _ . .
Mrs. L C. Singley was honored! Mllford bein * P resented a * uest
Friday evening May 21, with a P rize -
Several local shriners were in
Greenville yesterday to attend
Hejaz Temple's spring ceremonial.
Three Clinton men, James F
Ellison, Wiliam' Davis, J. G.
Simpson were candidates for
shriners degree Others attending
included Mr. and Mrs. Frank F.
Miller' and H L ElchelMrger
Dock Hawkins at Joanna, was
also initiated at the ceremonial.
Dr. Kellers
Mrs. R. P. Swafford of Laurens
was the guest speaker for the May
meeting of the Clara Duckett
Garden Cl lib garden club which
was hekb on Monday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. J. C. Thomas.
Assistant hostesses were Mrs. W.
J. Henry and Mrs. Hu£i Sknpon.
A business meeting was held
after which the group adjourned • Q sl»
to the den for a works hip. EachjLOSCS DrOfnCr
member had made a triangular
arrangement and these were
judged and discussed by Mrs.
Swofford who lectured and made
several demonstration arrange
ments.!
During a social hour punch,
sandwiches and cookies were
Phillip Duckett of Newberry; E.
H. Thomas of Saluda; Rev. F.
Stanley Hardee, Jr. of Lydia,
Clinton; Ralph Stand ley of Bell-
view, Laurens; T. B Altman of
Bush River; C. O. Lamoreaux of Brown, Mrs. V. L Holley, Mn.
Newberry, First and Joseph E. Lee Thomas, Mrs. Peggy Dsven-
Walker, Glenn Street, Newberry, port, Mr*. Pete Holley, ^nd ifm
A number of deacons from the James Mitchell.
variou* churche* attended.
Following the service, a cold
plate with iced tea was served by
Mrs. Horace Hamm Sr. ‘“Tirtird
by Mr*. W. R. Lanford, Mrs. Mae
President, Mrs. B. F. Wingard, served- Mrs. L- B. Dillard was
surprise birthday party at her
home, given by her daughters,
Shirley and Maurice.
Mrs. L. B. Dillard was hostess
for bridge In compliment* to Mrs.
A number of neighbors and Mi , Uor d on Thursday evening
In the card rooms lilies, lark
spur and roses in varied arrange
ments were decorative.
Mrs. E. H. Hall won top honors
and Mrs. Milford was remember-
friends were invited to help cele
brate the occasion.
After an enjoyable evening dur
ing which good wishes were ex
tended and gifts presented, re-. .
freshments and other party ed ^ lth f, ™> atln « ^ wenl
dainties were served. j to MrS- Wls *-
^ The hostess was assisted in
Mrq Pittc Hncstocc ' ' serving refreshments by Mrs. Ay-
IVills. r IllS nUSltfSS iiff e R. Jacobs and Mrs. N. 4 eece
Carolina Wren Club Young.
Mrs. John Griffin Pitts, Mrs. ^
George Watts Copeland and Mrs. Presbyterian Women
Guy Tumblin were hostesses on OKo PrV p Anniversary
Monday afternoon at the home of , y
the former to the Carolina Wrenn Wamen ot J'™}
Garden Club jterian church held the annual
Mrs. C. P. Townsend of Laurens birthday party, celebrating the
was the guest speaker and talked
on. flower ahow praclices. —-
Following the program a social
hour was enjoyed and the hostess
es served a refreshment course.
Jerri Prince Given
Going-Awoy Party
Thursday afternoon at the
American Legion Home members
of the Rose group Blue Bird girls
42nd anniversary of the organiza-
tiop _ QJX .Monday. .alternooiv May
17th.
Following a hymn and prayer
by Mrs. W. C. Baldwin, Mn.
Henry M. Young, presented the
program on the three birthday ob
jectives Evangelistic Extension
Guerrant Presbytery, in Kentucky,
Mrs. Pringle Copeland, 6r.;
Goodland Indian Orphanage, Mrs.
Jack Red; Division of Radio and
Vice-President, Mrs. Francis Bla
lock; Secretary, Mrs. Minna Irby;
Treasurer, Mrs. Edgar Taylor, Jr.;
Sergeant at Arms, Mrs. G. Hol
lingsworth; Chaplian, Mrs. G. A.*
Black.
Mrs. J. H. Pitts, Mrs. Frank
Miller and Mrs. Henry M. Young
were appointed delegates to the
State Convention in Greenville in
June. Mrs. J. P. Rowland and
Mrs. Blalock served as pages at
the'convention. Mrs. Ed Sadler of
this city and her mother, Mrs. L.
S. McMillan of Laurens, will be
in charge of music for the meet
ing.
Mrs. Robert Powell showed a
movie of the Legion “ladies night"
held in March.
During a social hour sandwiches
and cold drinks were served by
Mrs. Thomas Jacobs and Mrs.
Kay Mills.
Mrs. Black Presents
Students In Recital
Mrs. Robert F. Black presented
her piano students in recital Mon
day evening at the First Presby
terian church.
Tall floor baskets of wild
azalea were used on the stage.
Elsewhere roses and daises were
decorative. Following the pro-i
gram guests were invited into the
parlors where punch and wafers^
were served. The lace covered re
freshments table was centered
with an arrar^ement of roses and
peonies. Daises and magnolia
adorned the mantel. Mrs. Pringle
Copeland, Sr., Mrs. William
Bailey Owens, Mrs. William
Brooks Owens. Mrs. J. F. Jacobs
assisted Mr. and Mrs. Black in
serving and entertaining.
The following stv^dents took part
on the program; Marjorie and
Jean Arnold. Gil Huguley, Shirley
Ann Timmons, Jerri Prince. Stove
’’Turner, Joan Vassey, Janet John
son, Mary Jane Jacobs, Shirley
Ann League, Annq,.Fns*r, Gwen
Hitt, Shriley Quinton, Jimmy |
Sloan, Corrine Boyd, Rachel Ann]
Wilson, Anne Ray, Emily and
Sandra Davis. Lou Jones Corn-
welcomed into the club as a new
member.
Miss Thomas Graduate
Mars Hill Jr. College
Friends of Dr. and Mrs. Frank
Kellers will sympathize with them
in the death of the former’s bro
ther, Dr. H. C Kellers, who pass
ed away Sunday night at Oak
Knoll Naval Hospital, Oakland,
California
Dr. Kellers a retired Lt. Com- j
mander in the Nav*y is also *ur-|
vived by his wife, and two sisters.
Visiting Minister
At Joanna Sunday
Miss Terry Thomas, is a mem
ber of the graduating class of
Mars Hill Junior college.
She arrived home yesteday to
spend several days and will be
accompanied to Mars Hill by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Thomas and sister, (Miss Kay
Thomas, for the graduating exer
cises Sunday and Monday.
kields studio
In the absence of the pastor,
Rev. James B Mitchell, the pul
pit of Joanna Baptist church will j
be supplied by Dr L. H. Miller
of Greenville, a retired Baptist
minister He is a former pastor j
ol the Sans Souci Baptist church,!
Greenville and recently retired
from the Oakhurst Baptist church
in Atlanta Rev and Mrs Mitche;!
’will be attending the annual!
Southern Baptist convention and.
the convention of the Woman’s
Missionary Union meeting in S
Louis, Missouri.
Horace Hamm, Jr.
Ordained To Ministry
On Tuesday evening, at the
Joanna Baptist church, Horace
Hamm, Jr. was questioned for
the ordaining council of Laurens
and Reedy River Associations.
Rev. James B. Mitchell served
as moderator and Harold Murphy
as clerk.
Ministers serving on the coun
cil were James R. McKittrick of
Bush River; Rev. Devory Satter
field of Hunt Memorial, New
berry, Rev. J. Ed Taylor, West
End, Newberry; Rev. • Rembert
Truluck of Clinlon; Rev. J. W.
Spillers of Calvary, Clinton;
Wingard Berry - of Laurens;
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Roses predominated in the
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Baptist Women
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The May meeting of the
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the First Baptist Church was held
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