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■r Thursday, February 10,1055 r THE CLINTON CHRONICLE p Iff— k. THE WOMAN’S PAGE Social Events and Chib News of Interest Telephone u or 495 Dillord-Stephens Announcement Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gary Dillard of this city announce the engagement of their daughter, Lillian Salters, and Ll Louis M. Stephens of Canton, N. C, and Fort Jackson, son of Mrs. John B. Stephens and the late Mr. Ste phens. The wedding will take .place on the evening of March 96 at the First Presbyterian church. — Mrs. Smith Fetes Club, Other Guests Mrs. Howard Smith wae hos tess for bridge this week enter taining members of her Ttaada? club and additional guests. Greenery, fruit and berries in modernistic array made a pretty setting for the tables. Visitors top scoc# wae made by Mrs. James L Walker and cliib high went to Mrs. W. Y. Thompson. Mrs. James E. Wolfe won consolation When cards were laid aside the hostess served a salad course, brownies and coffee. Square Dance For Younger Group Barbara Birihelberger and Jean Arnold entertained a number of fifth grade friends on Saturday evening with a square dance at (the American Legion home. Large hearts and cupid faces were used on the stage, mantel and refreshment table with greens, berries and red tapers, to affect a Valentine setting. Henry Chandler called for square dancing and a number of games were enjoyed during the evening. Punch and assorted cookies were served by the hos tesses’ mother, Mrs. H. L. Eichel- berger and Mrs. J. IB. Arnold. College Domes Meet With Mrs. Stump The February meeting of the Presbyterian College Dames was held at the home of Mrs. A. B. Stump last Thursday evening with Mrs. James S. Grey and Mrs. John W. Harris as co- hostess. Following the business meeting Mrs. Marshall Brown gave an in teresting talk on the origin of the College Dames. Later in the evening refresh ments were served and members of the club enjoyed a social hour playing bridge and scrabble. February Meeting Episcopal Auxiliary The February meeting of the Woman’s Auxiliary of All Saints Episcopal mission was held on Monday at the church with the president, Mrs. C. W. Underwood, presiding. The opening devotional and prayer was given by Mrs. J. B. enjoyed various card games and Scrabble. Later the guests were invited into the diking room where a sal ad course with Russian tea and cookies were served buffet. Cen tering the table was a large ar rangement of yellow roses, glad ioli combined with other flowers, symbolizing the group’s color. A single yellow rose, the sorority emblem, • was used in the living room. Invited guests included Misses Hart. Minutes were read by Mrs. N<? vi Fuller, Edna Oo«t«, Sina E. IN. Sullivan, secretary and treasurer’s report by Mrs. A. B. Stump. The group decided to hold a fashion show on April 13 at the American Legion home. The erec tion of a credence shelf, which Newman, Janice Glenn and Mrs. Milford Smith. 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Broad Phoiie 12 wac a gift of the auxiliary to the! feined with a dessert bridge par ty on Wednesday afternoon of the past week in honor of Mrs. James C. Rutledge, wife of the new member of the Military Dept, of Preabytorian college. Dutch iris mixed with yellow and white chrysanthemums and arranged in stiver containers were featured in the decorations of the living room and dining room. Gneats for the afternoon were members of her bridge club and two additional tables. Prizes were church, was diocuased Mrs. James Macdonald pre sented the program on the Dioce san convention held in Columbia on Jan. 25, Mrs. Underwood assist ed. Others attending were Mrs. R. B. Hellame and Mae. Har t February Meeting Music Club Wednesday afternoon the Clin ton Musk club held the February meeting at (the ‘First Presbyterian, church with a number in atten dance. An enjoyable program of piano solos and vocal selections was given by several pupils of Mrs. Robert S. Black, Mrs. Harry Mc- Sween, Mrs. J&nes Von Hollen, Mrs. William Brooks Owens and Mrs. W. Y. Thompson. Later guests were invited into the dining room where refresh ments were served in buffet style from a prettily appointed table (.entered with pink gladioli. Punch and cookies in the Valentine motif were served. leaders and assistants of the two groups, Mrs; J. C. Thomas, Mrs. Dillard Milam, Jr., Mrs. William Davis, Mrs. James E. Ellison. Refreshments of sandwiches, cookies and other party dainties were served. Mrs. Hugh Ray poured punch. A Valentine theme was carried out in decorations, with red hearts and cupid faces. About forty-five young people enjoyed the occasion. Presbyterian Circles Will Meet Monday Circles of the Ftret Predbytenan church will meet Monday as fol lows: At 16 O’clock No. 1—Mrs. C. W. Copeland, chairman; Mrs. R. P. Hamer, hos tess. No. 2 — Mrs. Thomas Hollis, chairman; Mrs. W. R Turner, hos tess. No. 3 — Mrs. John T. Young, chairman; Mrs. Perry Moore, hos tess. At 4 O’eleek No. 4—Mrs. W. G. King, Jr., chairman; Mrs. Robert McLees and Miss Sadlie Wright, hostesses. No. 5 — Mrs. Marion Milam, chairman; Mrs. John Sprartt, hos- awarded to Miss Cornelia Harris, ■ Mrs. William Crutchfield and Miss Kitty Willson. February Meeting Fla. St. P.-T.A. The February meeting of the Florida Street Parent-Teacher Association was held on Tuesday evening with the president. Wayne O. Wood, presiding. Chief of Police B. B. Ballard and Patrolman J. C. Pace, assisted No. 6—Mrs. D. J. Woods, chair man; Mrs. Frank Milter, hostess, Mrs. Earl Workman, assistant hos tess. No. 7 — Mrs. Claude Crocker, chairman; Mrs. Robert Vance, hos tess. No. 8 — Mrs. William Johnson, chairman; Mrs. J. Lee Young, hos tess. At t O clock No. 9 — Mrs. Frank Cauley, . , chairman; Mrs. W. Y. Thompson, Following the buisness session h<wteBS No. 10 — Mrs Ed Campbell, ... . - . , . . , chairman; Mrs. H. M. Young, Jr., by members of the school patrol, 1 , . _ gave a safety skit. Entertains Club, Additional Guests Entertaining members of her club and additional guests, Mrs. R. P. Hamer was hostess for bridge on Thursday afternoon. Pine was combined in arrange ment with the dried chrysanthe mums in shades of orange and yellow for the hall. In the living room and den greenery with red carnations and berries were deco rative. Four tables were in play with Mrs. Claude Crocker and Mrs. James Addison winning score, „ , . ... .. „ , awards. Later a salad course,! “ olcombe ^ H. Earl I Payne, members of the refresh- Mrs. D. O. Rhame, program chairihan, assisted by Harry Y. McSween, presented the program in the form of a panel discussion on what we expect from the schools and better cooperation with teachers. Others taking part in the discussion were Mrs. Harry Nettles, Mrs. James P. Sloan and Mrs. George Huguley. Mrs. Ralph McCaskill, new teacher of the fourth grade, was introduced. Mrs. Newton Jones’ seventh grade won the attend ance prize. Later refreshments of hot choc olate and cookies were served in the school cafeteria by Mrs. Fml cakes and coffee were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Wil- mot Shealy. Mrs, Johnson Is U. D. C. Hostess Mrs. J. Karl Johnson, assisted by Miss Agnes Davis, Mrs. D. A. Yarborough, Mrs. Austin Chand ler and Mrs. Fred Hokontbe was hostess to the Stephen D. Lee charpter, United Daughters of the Confederacy on Thursday even ing. The living and dining rooms of tbe Johnson home were attractive with arrangements of chrysanthe mums and ggladioli. Following the opening cere ment committee. Musgrove Club Has Meeting The Musgrove Home Demonstra tion club met ait the school house on February 2. The members sang the project song, “Little Brown Church.” Mrs. hostess Methodist Circles Will Meet Monday Circles of Broad Street Metho dist church will meet Monday, February 14, as follows: At 3:30— Barden — Mrs. Wilmot Shealy, chairman; Mrs. Ralph Blakely, P. B. Mitchell gave the devotional. Each member answered the roll call with her favorite meat. During the business meeting assistant hostess. Ellie Hatton—Mrs. D. B. Smith, chairman; Mrs. Ace Workman, hostess; Mrs. Davis Holland, Jpr.pay- r mch the contributions were made ment of the pajamas wh group sent to State Park. Miss Dean, home demonstration agent, gave a helpful demonstra tion on “Less Expensive Meats,” showing pictures of various cuts. She cooked a meat loaf which was a iter ward served the members. Bootsie Horton Honored With Dance Bootsie Horton celebrated her Mayme Johnson — Mrs. T. J. Leake, chairman; Mrs. Raymond Pitts, hostess. At 7:30— Sara Glenn — Mrs. Forrest Adair, chairman; Mrs. Roscoe Buzhardt, hostess. Assistant host- es&s will be Mrs. Jim Buzhardt, and Mrs. Mac Stubbs. The Louise Best circle, Mrs. Irene Pitts, chairman, will meet Wednesday at Whitten Village at 7:30. monies and a short business non, announcement was made that the chetnct meeting would be held here on April 23 Mrs. C. B. Betts gave a review of the book “Farewell My Gener al” by Shirley Seifert. During the social hour the hos tesses served Russian tea, sand wiches and cookies Fashion Show For B&PW Club The regular February dinner meeting of the Business and Pro- 1 feasional Women’s club was held at Hotel Mary Musgrove Tues day evening. The president, Mrs. Dan Yarborough, presided Mrs. Sara Martin, president of the Laurens B&PW club, was an out of town visitor at the meeting. Following a business session, Mrs. Frances Warner and Mr*. D. M. Dutton were in charge of an interesting program. Mrs. Dutton' introduced two of Mias Jackie Franks’ dancing students, and Tommy Baldwin, Jr., who sang and tap danced, accompanied toy Miss Pranks at the piano. Mias Franks entertained the group with • a song and dance number Mrs. Warner gave an interesting, discussion of spring styles, fol-1 towed by a “Parade of Cottons.'’) Misses Angela Clements, Evelyn Fuller, Sylvia Kaiser, Hilda Holmes, Rose Moore Net lies and Mrs. Alex Cruickshanks served as models in the show. Mrs. James Pitts furnished suitable back ground music at the piano The fashion show was enjoyed by a number of invited guests, who joined the group for the program. "King Of Hwrts" Contest At CHS In order to facilitate the fi- I nances of printing the Clinton I high school paper, The Sentinel, the business staff is currently sponsoring the King of Hearts contest. Anyone may cast a vote by giv ing one penny a vote to the nom inee or sponsor. Clubs, classes, and individual students have nom- inated the following boys as can didates in the contest: Horace Payne of sec. 8-B, George Buford of sec. 9-A, Scott Wa<ts of sec 8-C, Ike Ray of sec. 12-B, John Franklin of sec. 10-B, Doug Sal ter of sec. 8-C, Van Riser of sec. 10-D, Tommy Davis of sec. 12-A, Bill Dobbins of sec. 11-A. With members of both editorial and business staff of The Sentinel contestants the boys were intro duced to the faculty and the stu dent body of CHS in Chapel on Friday, February 4. This popular contest will end February 14, Valentine’s Day. The King wall be presented with gifts furnished by The Sentinel advertisers and will be highly entertained by talented high school students. The entire coronation of the King of Hearts promises to be an elaborate and stately ceremony. tOU DON'T GET THE ffEWb THE CHRONICLE IF YOU DON'T READ Birth Announcements Demos To Meet On August 13 BOYCE Mr. and Mrs. O’Neil Boyce of Saugerties, N. Y , announce the birth of a son, Gary Edwards, on January 23. Mrs. Boyce is the former Miss Mildred Winn of Saugerties, and Mr. Boyce is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E Boyce of Joanna DUNCAN Mr. and Mrs William Perry Duncan announce the birth of a daughter on Feb 5 at Hays hoa- pital Mrs Duncan is the former Mias Lily Mae Nelson. FRANKLIN Mr. and Mrs. L J. Frankhn an nounce the birth of a daughter on Feb. 4 ait Hays hospital Mrs. Franklin is the former Misa Viola Mark BERRY Mr and Mrs. Ernest Berry an nounce the birth of a ion on Feb. 5 at Hays hospital. Mrs. Berry is the former Miss Betty Lawrence. HILL Mr. and Mrs. William Franklin announce the birth of a daughter, Frances Lou. on February 4, at Blalock clinic Mrs Hi I is the former Miss Mary Sue Moore BROWN Mr. and Mrs. David Eugene Brown announce the birth erf a daughter. Anna Ruth, on February 4 ait Blalock clinic Mrs Brown was before marriage Mu» Mae Will Suddeth GROGAN Mr and Mrs Horace Grogan, of Enoree, announce the birth of a daughter on February 7 at Hays hospital Mrs Grogan was former ly Miss Minnie Lee Norwood. Washington. — Subject to Na tional Committee approval, Dem ocrats will nominate their pres idential candidate next year at a convention opening Aug. 13, 1956, in Chicago Democratic Chairman Paul M. Butler announced the selection of Chicago as a site, and said Na tional Committee members wii: be asked to approve it m a mail poll. The tentative date had been announced earlier. He said a site subcommittee unanimously selected Chicago over Philadelphia, the only other city bidding, after Chicago repre sentatives agreed to certain sug gestions made by subcommittee members. The Republican National Com mittee will meet here Feb 17 to decide on a place and date for the GOP convention. The last three national conventions of both parties have been held in the same cities. Gray Funeral Home Clinton. S. C FI NF.RAL DIRECTORS ...and KMBAF.MERS Phone-i il and 399- f \UBl LANCE SERA ICE L Rl SSEI.L GRAY and V. PARKS ADAIR, Gen Mxtn THE BEST TASTE IN GIFTS NUNN ALLY’S “The Candy Of the South” Heart Shaped and Regular Boxes From 59c up WE GIFT WTIAP! Young’s Pharmacy PHONE 19 “The Old ReiiaMe’ Iu/lu- utL| tffttCu. pnjyuA. of <L fourteenth birthday Saturday eve- Legion Auxiliary ning with a dance ait the Scout hut. The twenty-five guests enjoyed games and dancing during the eve ning The Valentine motif was car ried out in arrangements of car nations and large red hearts. Later, cake, soft drinks, candy and cookies were served. Mr. and Meet Tuesday, 15th The American Legion Auxili ary, Copeland-Davidson Post No* 56, will hold its regular monthly meeting Tuesday, February 15, at the home of Mrs. P. M. Pitts at 8:00 p m. All members are in vited to attend. Mrs. Horace Horton and Mrs. Jo-' i anne Jordan assisted in an ter-1 ^amp r 116 GtIFiS taining. 'Have Formal Dane February Meeting Ella Riddell Circle The E“a Riddell circle of Thorn well Memorial ohuroh met w __ * Hartneas ** on the orphanage campus. j The E-Ha-We and T a n d a groups of Camp Fire girls en tertained on Friday evening, February 4, with a formal Y’al- entine dance in the ball room of • Dreams in dark eyes...sun light in young curls ... the glowing warmth of a loved personality—the color portrait is a likeness cherished because it keeps memories so bright! Phone for an appointment now. i Round and square dancing .. .. .. , . I was enjoyed with Bill Dobbins ^ calling. Miss Emily Bslley als , assisted. Parents of the girls I were invited to drop in during Chaperones were UUI hie as called the meeting to order with prayer. DU J lar< ! the evening" of the Bible study from Romans and Mias Lucille Smith, the de votional. Mrs. Margaret Montgomery spoke on the Friendship Presby terian church near Gray Court. Cookies and soft drinks were served by the hostess, Mrs. Mary ; Armstrong Mrs. Van Jones Bridge Hostess Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Van Jones entertained members of her club with two tables of bridge. Flowering quince and magnolia leaves were used for decoration. A tree made of Valentines was used on a living room table. Decorated heart-shaped cakes and coffee were served during the afternoon. Beta Sigma Phi In Meeting Thursday Thursday evening, the Beta Sigma Phi sorority met at the Clinton Community house witn Misses Betty Skinner, Mary Fran ces Pinson and Cornelia Harris, hostesses. Miss Becky Speake, president, presided and told the group, in cluding several visitors, the his tory, function and social objec tives of the sorority. During the evening the group iam m. s STUDIO Jacobs Building Clinton. 8. C. Phone 747 SPECIALS WINDOW SHADES . S 1.00 LINOLEUM REMNANTS . . . . 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