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i Thursday, September 15, 1955 THE CUNTON CHRONICLE Page Three THE WOMAN’S PAGE Social Event* and Chib News of Interest Telephone 74 or 495 Honored With Drop-In Saturday Mrs. Robert S. Owens enter tained with an informal drop-in Saturday afternoon honoring her daughter, Miss Anne Owens of Columbia, who was here over the week-end. Vari-colored dahlias combined with early fall flowers were used for decoration in the living room. Cold drinks were served on the porch and assorted sandwiches, candy, and party dainties inside. ♦ Dessert Bridge Given For Club A dessert bridge was given on Thursday of the past week by Mrs. J. A. Galloway for mem- bres of her club. Two tables were laid for re freshments and the hostess serv-. ed a sweet course prior to the games. Two tables were in play with Mrs. Cecil Wilson winning club award for high score. Dahlias, zinnias and marigolds with other garden flowers of the early fall season made a pretty background for the tables. All Saints Hold September Meeting The Woman’s Auxiliary of All Saints Episcopal church met on Monday afternoon at the church to discuss plans for the new year. Mrs. C. W. Underwood, presi dent, presided and told at plans of a picnic supper for Episcopal college studnets this month and a tea on September 27 honoring Mrs. Clyde Ireland. Other plans include a rummage sale in Octo ber and a fashion show in Feb ruary. Mrs. Newton Jones, altar guild chairman, 'listed the altar guild schedule for the coming year and other phases were discussed. After the devotion by Mrs. J. B. Hart, Rev. Clyde Ireland spoke on the education and evan gelistic phases of parish life. Miss Homer Honors College Girls Honoring Misses Emily Bailey, Lillian Hart, Eloise Marshall and Jenny Payne, who are leaving for college and preparatory schools, Miss Betty Jane Hamer invited a number of friends Thursday morning for a soft drink party at her home. Vari-colored roses and zinnias were used for decoration throughout the house. Sandwiches, cookies and other party dainties were served to the guests. Luncheon, Ploy Women's Golf Assoc. The Woman’s Golf association of Lakeside Country club will meet Tuesday, September 20, for the regular monthly luucheon and play. Mrs. D. H. Roberts and Mrs. J. B. Templeton will be hostesses for the luncheon which will be served at one o’clock. Play for the day will be first round for the championship. Woman's Society- Met Monday TTie Woman’s Society of Chris tian Service of Broad Street Methodist church met Monday (As JYo( tSfteen * The old apothecary of other years was a mysterious and romantic figure. Under his magic influence, roots, herbs, and minerals were turned into pills, extracts, and plasters. The doctor’s prescriptions were filled, the patient’s health' and comfort restored. Although much of the mystery with which he was surrounded has vanished, the fine art of the apothecary has not been lost. A visit to our prescrip tion department will convince the most skeptical that his function is an important adjunct to modern medical prac tice. When you find it necessary to consult a physician^ bring your prescriptions to us to be filled. PHONE 40 € AGAIN WE OFFER BEAUTIFUL COSTUME JEWELRY In Lovely New Fall Designs SO SMART WITH EARLY FALL COTTONS AND SUITS EAR RINGS - NECKLACES ROPE BEADS - BRACELETS Many Other Attractive Pieces IDEAL FOR GIFTS RECUIAR $1.00 VALUE NOW ONLY 29c REPEAT OF A SPECIAL PURCHASE OFFER FOR OUR CUSTOMERS J.C. THOMAS TT8 TIME THAT COUNTS” at the church with Mrs. Wilmot Shealy in charge of the program. Mrs. Roy Gasque and Mrs. J. V. Edwards assisted in the devo tional, and a solo was rendered by Miss Theda Sublett. Mrs. Ralph Wilson of Laurens, gave an informative address on the organization and work of the society since 1940. Mrs. Fred Pitts told of the background, growth, symbols and themes used by the WSCS and real a list of charter members. A short business meeting was held with Mrs. J. E. Merc’iant presiding. The attendance pin was won by the Mayme Johnson circle, Mrs. Hugh Simpson, chair man. Refreshments were served lat er in the dining hall. — ♦ Church Circles To Meet Monday Circles of the Woman’s So ciety of ChrisjtfHTr) Service of Broad Street Methodist church will meet Monday as follows: AT 3:30 Mayme Johnson — Mrs. Hugh Simpson, chairman; Mrs. Louie Thornley, hostess. Barden—Mrs. J. B. Speake, chairman; Mrs. Milford Smith, hostess. Ellie Hatton—Mrs. J. A. Sim mons, chairman; Mrs. M. L. Rob ertson, hostess. The morning circle, Mrs. How ard Smith, chairman; Mrs. J. E. Merchant, hostess, 10:00 a. m Tuesday. AT • O'clock Sara Glenn — Mrs. Forrest Adair, chairman; Mrs. Julian Coleman, hostess; Mrs. Ray Pitts Mrs. W. C. Milam, co-hostesses Louise Best circle meets at Whitten Village, Mrs. Irene Pitts chairman. CLINTON JOANNA Bride, Bride-Elect Feted With Tea Honoring Mrs. Keith Adair, a recent bride, and Miss Jamie Lit tle, who was married on Sun day, Mrs. Robert P. Hamer ant Mrs. James Addison entertained et tea on Wednesday afternoon of last week. Receiving with the hostesses and honorees were Mrs. Morgan Todd, Mrs. J. Will Leake and Mrs. Everette Carson of Gas tonia, N. C. The tea table was attractively centered with pink hibiscus flanked by white tapers in silver holders. Misses Katherine Dicus, Jennie Addison, and Betty Jane Hamer assisted in serving punch with party dainties. Throughout the receiving rooms dahlias, roses and mari golds in varied array were dec orative. Colorful cannas were on the porch. Assisting in the courtesies of entertaining were Mrs. Jodie Chandler, Mrs. Bill DuPre of Ab beville .and Mrs. Julian Coleman. The hostesses remembered the honorees with gifts. W. C. T. U. Has Guest Speaker The regular meeting of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union was held at the home of Mrs. Clyde Todd Tuesday after noon. Mrs. L. S. Henderson pre sided. The devotional subject, “Jesus, Master Teacher,” was given by Mrs. Todd and prayer offered by Mrs. Ray Anderson. Three out of town visitors were welcomed, Mrs. A. C. Mat- tison, president of the North wester District, • Mrs. Dexter Brown, president of the Ander son WCTU., and Miss Lula Brown, a prominent worker who has attended workshops in Ten nessee and Evanston, 111. Their interesting messages on the ad vancement of the organization constituted the program. Announcement was made fo the state convention to be held at Edgefield, October 14-15-16. Mrs. Glenn G. Hays, national president, is to make her first visit to South Carolina. The hostess, assisted by Mrs. Hubert Todd, served a chicken salad plate, cookies and punch. Little-Rosboro Rehearsal Party Saturday evening before the rehearsal for the Little-Rosboro rites, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Thomas, Mrs. Marvin Manley and Mrs. L. A. Odom entertained the wed ding party and out of town guests with a buffet supper. Dahlias, roses and zinnias in pastel tints decorated the recep tion hall, den and living room. A green and white motif was prettily carried out in the din ing room where the buffet table was centered with a white satin wedding ring arrangement hold ing a bride doll, carnations and fern, flanked by lighted tapers and a tracery of English ivy. Magnolia leaves in a silver bowl with tapers in silver holders were used on the credenza. Mrs. Hugh Ray and Mrs. C. W. Cooper assisted in the courtesies of entertaining. Luncheon Honors Miss Sara Blakely A lovely luncheon was given! on Saturday at noon by Mrs. Dan [ Yarborough, Jr., at the home of' her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bonds Workman, complimenting Miss Sara Blakely, November! bride-elect. ! ■ Bouquets of mixed flowers adorned the reception hall and in the living room dark red and! white dahlias were decorative. Luncheon was served buffet from I the dining table overlaid with a linen and cutwork cloth holding a center arrangement of pink | carnations, ivy and calladiums in a silver and crystal epergne. I Small tables were appointed in the receiving rooms for the guests. Small mixed bouquets centered the tables which held | place cards in a bridal motif. Mrs. A. A. Ramage, Jr., and| Miss Katherine Davis of Augusta, assisted the hostesses. Miss Blakely was presented a I gift of china in her chosen pat-1 tern. Out of town guests for the{ party were Miss Isabelle Hall | and Miss Jean Folk of Greenville. Miss Manning Jacobs of Newber ry, also a November bride-elect,! who was remembered with a gift, and Miss Florence Blakely of] Durham, N. C. B. & P. W. Club In Joint Meet A joint meeting of the Clinton. Greenwood and Laurens Busi ness and Professional Women’s clubs was held Tuesday evening at Blazer’s on Lake Greenwood. Mrs. Eula Bolt, president of; the Laurens club, presided. Af ter dinner was served Mrs. Bolt, Miss Mary DeLoach, president of the Greenwood club, and Miss Dorothy Crawford of the Clin ton club, introduced their club guests. Miss Martha Pressley of Greenwood, gave an account of the Greenwood club’s progress and work since it was formed in 1936. She introduced Miss Cora Lee Coleman of Greenwood, who told of the original meeting in 1919 to form the National Fed eration of B&PW clubs, which she attended. Forty-five states were represented in this first national federation meeting. Miss Margaret Blakely of the local club, gave a short history of the Clinton club since it was formed early in 1952. Miss Gertrude Barnette, char- tre member of the Laurens club, (continued on page 7) AnotherFirst by FORD! DOOR LOCKS Safety research has determined that, in event of an accident, your chance of receiv ing a serious injury is half as great if you stay inside the car. Ford’s new double-grip Lifeguard door locks give added .protection against doors springing open under impact—to help keep you safer within the car. You’ll be Safer in a ’56 FORD rjuy. Coming September 23 DON’T MISS THIS CHANCS FOR EXTRA SAVINGS! BE SMART! BUY NOW ON LAY-AWAY! 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