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) ■""T l 'I . K Thuraday, July 5,1956 *-K- THE CLINTON CHRONICLE THE WOMAN’S PAGE Social Events and Chib News of Interest T.u r i u „ 4M Methodist Society Circles Meet Monday The Woman’s Society of Chris tian Service, the morning and aft ernoon circles, will meet jointly on Monday afternoon, July 16, at the church at 3 .-60. ARP Bible Class Continues Study At the regular monthly meeting of the Womens Bible Class of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian church on Monday evening, June 25, Mrs. R. 3L Plaxico continued the study on ‘Wights Of the Bible” discussing “Mght of Ehssapation.” Following the program a social hour was enjoyed and the hos tesses, Mrs. Marion Nabors and Mrs. Harold Coleman, served a sweet course. Luncheon Given For Mrs. Taylor On Wednesday of the past week Mrs. H. E. Sturgeon invited a few friends to her home on Hickory street for luncheon for Mrs. George W. Taylor. Mrs. Taylor leaves soop to enter the mission field in Brazil. The luncheon table where cov ers were laid for the guests was centered with daisies and forget- me-nots. A three course luncheon was served. Later the guests eft- joyed an informal hour. Entertains Club, Other Guests Thursday Mrs. Bailey Dixon entertained members of her bridge club and several other friends for a number of afternoon games. When the guests assembled a sweet course was served at the prettily appointed tables. Guests included two visitors here, Mrs. Ken Bogle of Marietta, Ga. t and Mrs. Callie Gault of North Au gusta. High and second score awards went to Mrs. Edward Cmapbell and Mrs. Marvin Gault. Daisies were 1 artisticaly com bined with other flowers of the season in decoration for the card rooms, i Visitors Invited For Bridge Party Entertaining a number of visi tors here and other Mends, Mrs. Robert M. Vance and Mrs. Bailey Dixon were hostesses on Tuesday afternoon of the past week at the home of the former for bridge. Six tables were arranged on the porch in a setting of roses, glad ioli and other colorful summer flowers. Mrs. Harry Baldwin made top score and Mrs. Marion Milam second while floating prize was kept by Mrs. J. F. Beckman. Guest prizes were presented to Mrs. L. C. McCarthy, Mrs. Don ald Mann and Mrs. Beckman. 'Late in the afternoon a salad course was enjoyed. A. R. P. Groups July Meetings The July meetings of the cri- cles of the Woman’s Misionary Society of the Associate Reform ed Presbyterian church were held on Monday. The afternoon group met at the church at which time a foreign mission program was presented by Mrs. Hubert Todd, assisted by several members who gave ar ticles from the Synodical Journal Mrs. Todd and Mrs. Clyde Todd ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED MISS ROPER Miss Jans Roper is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ben jamin Roper of Laurens, who announce her engagement to Gene Cameron Wilkes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Harry Wilkes of this city. were hostesses and later during the afternoon served a refresh ment course. Mrs. James P. Sloan was host ess to the night circle at her home on Maple street. Mrs. Sloan was assisted in pre senting the foreign mission pro j gram by Mrs. Marion Nabors, Mrs. C. Bynum Betts, and Mrs. L. M. Wilson. During a social hour pie a la mode and punch were enjoyed. Mrs. Johnson is Bridge Club Hostess Thursday Mrs. T. C. Johnson, Jr., was hostess to members of her bridge club for a number of aft ernoon games. Two tables were appointed for refreshments and a sweet course, . ., , was served with punch prior amid an all-pink setting of the games. High score aw&rd went. ^ garden f,ow ^ rs - whlch in : to a club visitor, Mrs. B. F. Win- Cruiokshanks, Jr., assisted Mrs. King in the courtesies of enter taining. The honorees were pre sented with a gift of silver in their chosen pattern. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton McCowan of Inman, Mr. and Mrs, Tom T. Atkinson of Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. R- Johnson of Greer were out- of-town guests. Mrs. McCowan and Mrs. Atkinson are sisters of Mr. McMillin. Lovely Party Given By Joint Hostesses Mrs. R. J. Pitts and Mrs. D. C. Heustess entertained a number of their friends at a lovely party on Thursday evening at the hqme of the former on East Carolina ave nue. tached to a half-hat of scalloped lace edged with a double row of pearls. She carried an orchid on a Bible . The couple greeted guests in the church vettibule. For a trip to the North Carolina and Tennessee mountains, the bride wore a beige faille suit with brown and beige accessor- ies. Mrs. West, a graduate of Cross Anchor high school, attended a Spartanburg business college and is employed by M. S. Bailey and Son, Bankers, Mr. West is a graduate of West Springs high school and attended North Greenville Junior college. He is a Baptist ministerial stu dent at Wofford college and will receive a BA. degree in July. Turnovers -r-rr- Pace Tkrat WITH THE SICK Dr. Blakely Here; Completes Internship Dr. Lee Blakely has completed his internship at Walter Reed Hospital in Washington. D. C, and is spending about ten days here with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Blakely. ' He has been assigned to Boling Air Field Hospital, Washington, and will begin his duties there at the end of his stay here. OFFICE SUPPLIES CHRONICLE PUS. CO. Phone 74 The hostesses greeted their gard. White gladioli with greenery and a mixed arrangement of sum mer flowers added attractiveness to the hostess’ home for the occa sion. Dinner Party For Mr. and Mrs. McMillin Honoring Mr. and Mrs. John McMillin, of Inman, who were re cently married, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. King entertained with an in formal dinner party on Saturday evening at thejr home. Mrs. Mc Millin is the former Miss Marth- arene Pitts, of Clinton and Greer. Throughout the receiving rooms were lovely with varied arrange ments of summer flowers in pas tel tints. A pink note was empha sized in the dining room where the buffet supper table was laid with a linen cut work cloth. Pink gladioli and ivy formed the central decoration for the table. Covers v . . were laid for the guests at small £ ened y * nd **is Lucy Anne Mc- prettily appointed tables. Mrs. O. T. Lawing, of Greer, Mrs. Eugene King and Mrs. Alex % eluded arranged bouquets of gladioli, snapdragons, Queen Anne’s lace and hydrangeas. The mantel featured tevo small fan shaped arrangements of pink briarcliffe rosebuds, carnations, and gypsophalia, reflecting in a lovely Colonial mirror. Mrs. James Pitts invited the guests into the dining room where dainty refreshments with fruit punch were served. The lace covered table had as its cen terpiece a low silver container filled with gladioli, roses, snap dragons and asters with accents of pink carnations. Mrs. Hubert Pitts, Mrs. W. R. Pitts, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hart and Mrs. C. W. Cooper assisted in entertaining during the eve ning.* About seventy guests called between the hours of eight and ten. j Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Lesesne, Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Sloan, Mr and Mrs Calvin Koonts, Mrs. Selden MSMioMAMf wmnm mmm MlHlWnm j CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. Elwee, all of Du West, were out of town guests. Afternoon Vows Said Cross Anchor Church Miss Mary Louise Starnes be came the bride of Donald Ferrell West, West, of Springs, on June 10 at New Hope Baptist church, Cross Anchor, at 3:30 p. m„ with the Rev. J. G. Glenn and the Rev. B. W Pinson officiating The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Starnes and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar West, of West Springs. Miss Elizabeth Pryor, organist, and Junie Smith, vdcalist, of Charlotte, N. C., presented the music. Arrangements of gladioli, car nations, gypsophila and candel abra decorated the church. Mrs. Cecil Stribble, of Nor folk, Va., sister of the bride, was matron, of honor. She wore powd er blue nylon net over tafeta with matching headband and car ried blue carnations. Bridesmaids were Miss Pauline Hammettf of Gaffney; Miss Dor othy Starnes, of Union; and Miss es Mary Seen and Ann Harris, of Cross Anchor. They wore cot illion blue and carried carnations. Misses Shirley Starnes and Linda Stribble, nieces of the bride, were flower girls. They wor e light blue net over tafeta. Mr. West was his son’s best man. Ushers were Kenneth Lan caster, of West Springs; Russell Sternes, brother of the bride, of Cross Anchor; James Ward, of Union; and Jerry Ford, of Paco- let Tommy and Johnny Strib ble, twin nephews of th* bride, were ring bearers. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore Chantilly lace and tulle over satin with il lusion yoke trimmed in sequins. In the tulle skirt lace panels ex tended around the chapel train. Her chapel length veil was at- Elizabeth Donald, daughter of Mrs. Marjorie Donald, underwent an operation this week at Blalock clinic. Patients at Blalock clinic include Randolph Gentry, Mrs. Ed Milam, Mrs. 'I. P. Whiteford of Laurens and Miss Mildred Young. Mrs. Fred Galloway underwent an operation on Tuesday at Hays hospital. Mrs. A. N. Lancaster was able to return to her home on Tuesday from Hays hospital where she has been a patient several weeks. Charles Sipes was a patient at Blalock clinic several days this week suffering injuries received ki an accident. Richard Sanders, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sanders, was a patient at Hays hospital several days this week. Frineds of Mrs. Gillette Simpson be interested to know he is a pa tient at Blalock clinic. Mrs. Lewis Kay has returned home after being a patient at Hays hospital. John Eichelberger, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Eichelberger, was an overnight patient at Hays hos pital on Monday. Mark Satterfield has returned home from Blalock clinic where he was a patient. Evans Sanders, of Cross Hill, is convalescing at Blalock clinic fol lowing an operation. Birth Announcements NT warm frmm •*#«, mn4 i /•r g tnUf MrwRpfirms Jrtfi'ri tender biscuit Cmm PMch slices in dough to make fttnetlv* Poach Tum- Ifi a woodarful way to thia popular fresh fruit. Maka the biscuit dough with •alf-rlsing flour for extra-good toeults. Self-rising flour already aontatna baking powder and salt In oorroct amounts. Since these two ingredients are already praoant, you save time in meas uring and sifting too. Cinnamon and a dash of mace yflavor the peaches to perfection. Serve Peach Turnovers warm, with whipped cream or plain cream. PEACH TURNOVERS 1 cap lifted eerirbrd lelf-rising flour S tablnpoom iliortrning 1/S to ^ cop milk Melted batter or Mxrgiriua " ••*yar t r \ freak DARRACOTT Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Darracott of Cross Hill announce the birth of a daughter, Sara Anne, on July i at Blalock clinic. Mrs. Darracott was before marriage Miss Mar garet Moore. | FINLEY Mr. and Mrs. James Oliver Fin ley announce the birth of a son, Carroll Linard, June 27 at Hays hospttal. Before mnrPtOs Mrs. Finley was Miss Charley Kim brough. GREGORY Mr. and Mrs. James Edward Gregory announce the birth of a son, James David, June 30 at Hays hospital. Mrs. Godfrey was formerly Miss Mollie Randolph. LAWSON Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lawson announce the birth of a daughter on July 2 at Hays hospital- Mrs. Lawson is (he former Miss Eleanor Blackwell. BARKER Mr. and Mrs. James Andrew Harker, Jr., of Atkins, announce the birth of a son, James Andrew, 3rd, on June 18. Mrs. Harker was before marriage Miss Clarice Stan- sell of Laurens. - LANTER Captain and Mrs. Marshall Lanter announce the birth of a daughter, Melinda Ellen, on June 28 at the army hospital, Fort Ben- ning, Columbus, Ga. Mrs. Lanter is the former Miss Patricia Fow ler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fowler. Dr. R. M. Fuller To Practice Here Dr. R. M. Fuller, a native of Greenwood, has moved here from Charleston to become associated in practice with Dr. George R. Blalock at Blalock clinic. The Fullers and their two chil dren are occupying the former Rufus Sadler home on Maple street. Mrs. Fuller was before marriage Miss Elizabeth Poole, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ever- ette Poole, of Enoree. Dr. Fuller is the son of the late Dr. R. M. Fuller, of Greenwood. He graduated from the Medical College of South Carolina, Char leston, interned at Roper hospital and for the past year has been associated with the pathological department of the Medical col lege. ATTEND WEDDING The following from Clinton were in Columbia on Saturday afternoon to attend the wedding of Mrs. Thelma Yearout. of Co lumbia, and George Bultman, of Sumter, at the Kiibourne Road Baptist church: Mr. and Mrs. Hu bert Pitts, Mrs. James Pitts, Mrs. D. C. Heustess and Mrs. Raymond Pitts, sister of Mr. Bultman. General Ansel B. Godfrey and 1 Lt. James E. Wolfe are attend ing two weeks summer camp. Headquarters 51st division. Fort McClellan, Ala. Mrs. Jim Clark and daughters of Washington, D. C, are guests of Mrs. Clark’s cousin, Mrs. L. A. Blakely and Mr. Blakely. IF YOU DOMT BEAD YOU DOMT OET THE HEWS 74 C n shortening into flour i I . xipre is crumbly. Add n' l.. ,> make a soft dough. Turn cut on lightly floured board or pastry cloth and knead gently 30 seconds. Roll out to circle about 10 inches in di ameter. Brush with melted butter or margarine. Mix sugar, cinnamon and mace and sprinkle over dough. Cut into 6 equal pie-shaped wedges. Place 3 or 4 peach slices on each wedge. Roll up, beginning at wide end. Seal point and edges. Place in greased 3-inch muffin pans with point of roll underneath, and curl roll to fit muffin cup. Bake in hot oven (425°F.) about 15 minutes. Makes 6 turmvAfs. Invitations-Announcements Reception-Visiting Cards HIGHEST QUALITY ENGRAVING Samples Gladly Shown CHRONICLE PUB. CO. Stationery Department Support Your Local Chamber of Commerce % %■ % % ~ w ^ ^ J* m " ; <i vMitmt ■ irt »;^ m A . • , r^nwv... ~ WARM DtEP RAYON with NYLON • lofty nap for extra insulation, warmth • Maize, Hunter green. 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