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August 19,1954
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Page Thni
THE WOMAN’S PAGE
Social Events and Chib News of Interest Tel,I>ho “ 74 * r m
Dessert Bridge
Given For Club
A dessert bridge was given for
members of her club on Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. J. P.
Rowland.
Two tables were appointed for
refreshments and cantaloupe a la
mode was served. Later during
the progressions limeade, nuts
and mints were enjoyed. Top
•core was made by Mrs. Hen
derson Pitts.
Gladioli and roses in modern
istic array with greenery dec
orated the living room.
Drop'In Honors
Mr. and Mrs. Jordan
Honoring Mr. and Mrs. 'John
B. Jordan who moved last week
to Martinsville, Va., ~to make
entertained on Saturday evening | the Clinton Mills Community
the 7th, with a drop-in.
During the informal evening
refreshments were served buffet
style in the dining room to the
thirty guests for the occasion.
Assisting in* entertaining were
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Wysor,
Jr., and Miss Margaret Bell of
Staunton, Va.
Out of town guests included
Rev. and Mrs. George M. Webb
of Knoxville, Term., Mrs. John
B. Pittman of Rockingham, N.
C. , and Mis. Dan Roberts
, N. C.
sor and Mrs. Benjamin F.
Ivey
of
Carthage,
Joint Hostesses
Honor Miss Miller
Mrs., John Vassy of this city,
Shd Mias Joephlne Bolt of Foun
tain Inn, honored Miss Mohhie
their home, Mrs. Robert E. Wy- Miller, August bride-elect, with
a party on Saturday evening at
WgcTRIci
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center.
Favors of rice bags in pastel
tints were pinned on as the
guests arrived. A number of
games following the wedding
theme were played and each
guest hemmed a dish towel
which was presented the hon-
oree. She was also given a cor
sage to wear for the occasion and
a gift of crystal.
A green and white mantel ar
rangement featured gladioli and
elsewhere in the receiving rooms
mixed flowers in the chosen col
or note were used.
Refreshments of lime punch, a
salad course and cake were also
in keeping with the green and
white party motif.
Sard Weldon Jackson
Celebrates Birthday
In celebration of her third
birthday which occurred Tues
day, August 17, Sara Weldon
Jackson was given a party Sat-
Dessert Bridge
For Club, Guests
Entertaining members of her
clUb * and several additional
guests, Mrs. Tom Addison gave a
dessert bridge on Thursday af
ternoon.
Zinnias and roses made a pret
ty setting for the tables which
were appointed for a sweet
course before cards. Prizes went
to Mrs. George Huguley and Mrs.
George R. Blalock. Mas. Hugu-
ley’s visitor, Mrs. Oattis Parks of
Fort Worth, Texas, was a guest
for the party.
Bridge Luncheon*
By Joint Hostesses
Tuesday morning Mrs. William
Crutchfield, Mrs. Edward Camp
bell and Mrs. W. Y. Thompson
jointly entertained for twelve
tables of bridge at the home of
the funner.
Several progressions were en
joyed during the morning and at
noon the tables were apointed
for luncheon. A luncheon plate
and dessert were served.
. Score awards . were presented
Mrs. Michael Gussie, Mrs. J. P.
Rowland and Mrs. George Frady.
Throughout the card rooms
zinnias and roses were used in
colorful arrangement.
urday afternoon.
The twenty little (oik invited'MlSS BeSSie Barrett
(or the occesion enjoyed «>HWeds Mr - EpperSOD
on the lawn. Later the refresh-
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ment table, appointed in a pink
and white motif, held the birth
day cake. Punch, ice cream and
tea cakes on which each child’s
name was written in icing, were
served. Balloons and books were
were given as favors.
The honoree’s mother, Mrs.
Weldon Jackson, was assisted by
her mother, Mrs. W. L. Inskeep
of Greensboro. N. C., Mrs. J. M.
Hatton, Jr., and Mrs. Bill Benner
and Mrs. Mac Finney.
Mrs. Vance Is
Bridge Hostess
Mrs ; Robert M. Vance invited
a number of friends for bridge at
10:30 Thursday morning.
The porch where tables were
arranged for the games was dec
orated with zinnias and other
summer cut flowers.
When scores were counted
Mrs. John B. Pittman of Rock
ingham, N. C., a visitor here,
Mrs. James Von Hollen and
Mrs. James Wolfe were prize
winners. Mrs. Ken Bogle of Ma-
. rietta, Ga., and Mrs. Jim Switzer
of Union were also out of town
guests.
.. At noon a fruit plate was serv
ed and sweets passed
Presbyterian Women
Have Joint Meeting
A joint meeting of the Women
of the <Church and the circles of
the First Presbyterian church
was held on Monday evening.
Following a hymn and prayer
a business sesion was held. The
Rev. T. Layton Fraser taught
the Bible lesson from Acts, clos
ing the study with prayer.
Following the program for the
evening Mrs. G. A Burton, presi
dent, invited the group into the
ladies parlor for refreshments
and a social hour.
Visitor Here
Is Complimented
Friday afternoon Mrs. Robert
E. Wysor invited a few friends to
meet Mrs. O. O, Owens of Moul
trie, Ga., who is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Robert E. Wysor,
Ad. ;
Miss Margaret Bell of Staun
ton, Va., who is spending the
summer here, assisted Mrs. Wy
sor. Party dainties were served
during the .informal hou^ LIZ
Miss Bessie Barrett, former
resident of this city, became the
bride of Walter Epperson of Dal
ton, Ga., June 20 at the Church
of Christ, Ringgold, Ga.
Evangelist Elbert Henry per
formed the ceremony in the
presence of the immediate fam
ilies.
The bride wore a street length
dress' of baby blue nylon with
white accessories and a white or
chid corsage.
Mrs. Epperson is the daughter
of Mrs. Lillie Barrett and a sister
of Mrs. Cecil Scogin of this city.
She graduated from Clinton high
school and Berry college of
Rome, Ga. She now teaches in
Rocky Face, Ga.
Mr. Epperson is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Epperson of Dal
ian, Ga. He graduated from
Dalton high school. He served
two years in the army with 14
months in Korea. Upon receiv
ing his discharge in September,
the young couple will move into
their newly constructed home in
Rocky Face where Mr. Epperson
plans to continue his education.
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attend this business session.
Current officers of the * club
are:
President, Mrs. Allen Power;
First Vice-President, Mrs. Oscar
Kinard; Second Vice-President,
Mrs. A. C. Young: Secretary,
Mrs. Rufus King; Assistant Sec
retary, Mrs. Wilie Morris; Treas
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Treasurer, Mrs. Geneva Lowery,
Reporter, Mrs. A. B. Blakely.
Rev. Earl Barron, who has re
cently returned from a year’s
study at the University of Glas
gow, Scotland, will be the speak
er for the evening and will show
pictures of Scotland and Pales
tine. Rev. Barron has accepted
the pastorate of the' Sherwood
Forest ARP church in Columbia.
Miss Myrtle DuBose
Honored With Party
Complimenting Miss Myrtle
DuBose, who will be married
Saturday evening to Edward
Pease, Miss Sara Jordan enter
tained with a miscellaneous
shower Monday ijvecing
-Guests were-giveu--cUsh ■ to
els to embroider for the bjide
A game, "Bride’s Bingo," was
played with Mrs. C. C. Pearson,
Mrs Robert Powell. Mrs. A1 Chi-
sefsky and Miss Harriett Pow
ell winning prizes, which were
given the honoree She was also
presented a shower of lovely
gifts.
Later Mrs. Lois Jordan, Mrs.
H. S. Boyd and Mis Inez Tucker
and other cut flowers of the
son
Twenty-five guests including
Mrs. Joe Vaughn, Mrs. Jake
Vaughn of Union, Mrs. Richard
Ross of Atlanta, and Mrs. Chi-
sefsky of Greenbelt, Md., enjoy
ed the party.
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Rev. And Mrs. Webb
Visitors Here
Rev. and Mrs. George M. Webb
and children of Knoxivlle, Tenn.,
recently spent a few days with
Mrs. Webb’s parents. Dr. and
Mrs. John McSween.
On Thursday and Friday
mornings Mrs. McSween was
hostess to a few friends infor
mally for a drop-in for her
daughter, the former Mias Caro
lyn McSween.
The Webbs are spending the
week at the McSween cottage at
Garden City and will return here
on the 28th. The Rev. Mr. Webb
will be the guest minister at the
First Presbyterian church on
Sunday morning, the 29th.
Revivol Services
At Langston Church
Revival services will qe held at
the Langston Baptist church be
ginning August 22 and running
through August 28. Rev. Ken
neth Jones of Mt. Pleasant
church will be the guest minis
ter for the services which will
be held each evening at 7:30,
with the public invited.
Joint Hostesses
Honor Visitor
A lovely party was given on
Monday afternoon at Lakeside
country club when Mrs. C. C.
Giles and Mrs. Lester Norton en
tertained friends for bridge for
the former’s daughter, Mrs. C. B.
Kugler of Washington, N. C.,
who was visiting here. . , . . , .
Gladioli and roses were used as * slsted in s ™* a salad course
in table and mantel arrange
ment with magnolia for the club
and porch where tables were
placed for the games.
Honors for the progressions
went to Mrs. Heath Copeland,
and Mrs. J. B. Tempelton, with
Mrs. Kugler being presented a
guest prize.
Later the hostesses were as
sisted in serving a salad course,
tea and sweets by Mrs. Olga Cop-
pess of Lafayette, Ind., Mrs. Nor
ton’s mother, and Mrs. B. O.
Whitten. Mrs. J. B. Puryear of
Sumter, was also an out of town
guest.
Woman's Club Meet
To Elect Officers;
Rev. Barron Speaks
The Clinton Mills Woman’s
club will hold its regular month
ly meeting August 19 at the
Community building at which
time new officers will be elected
and the annual banquet and in
stallation of officers will be plan
ned for a September date.
Ladies of the community who
are not members but who would
like to participate in the club’s
and bride’s cakes.
For the occasion the home was
attractive with dahlias, gladioli
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