The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 23, 1956, Image 3
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Thursday, August 23, 1956
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
THE WOMAN’S
Social Events and Club News of Interest
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Telephone 74 or 495
F oshee-Hamilton
Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. John Holtzclaw of
this city announce the engagement
of Mrs. Holtzclaw’s daughter, Bet
ty Jean Foshee, to Perry M. Ham
ilton, son of Mrs. Allie Hamilton
and the late Mr. Hamilton. The
wedding is to take place in Sep
tember.
TO BE MARRIED IN NOVEMBER
zinnias were in the dining room
and pink roses in the den.
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Mrs. Porter Is •
Bridge Club Hostess
Mrs. Kenneth N. Porter enter
tained members of her bridge club
on Tuesday afternoon at her home
on Hickory street.
Two tables were laid for re
freshments and a sweet course was
served prior to the games. Greens
and red berries were prettily ar
ranged in the living room.
When scores were counted visi
tors prize went to Mrs. Alex
Cruckshanks and club awards to
Mrs Gene McMullan and Mrs. W.
L. Corbett.
Bridge Club
Meets Thursday
Thursday members of her bridge
club met at the home of Mrs. J B.
Arnold for a number of afternoon
games.
Two tables were arranged for
the games in a setting of marigolds
and zinnias. During the afternoon
a refreshment plate was served
with lemonade. Mrs. T. C. John
son, Jr., was presented award for
top score.
Presbyterian Women
Hold Joint Meet
The August meeting of the'
Women-of-the-Church and circles!
of the First Presbyterian church
was held jointly Monday morning
at the church.
Mrs. John Stevenson led the de
votional. Mrs. Frank Kellers gave
the Bible study on the prodigal
son. discussing the events from
the point of view of the earthly
father. *
After a business session the
Dessert Bridge
For Tuesday Club ,
Tuesday afternoon of the past
week Mrs. Frank Cauley was hos
tess to her card club for a dessert
bridge at the home of her mother,
Mbs. Inez Pruitt.
A sweet course was served when
the guests, assembled and later
during the games cold drinks and
nuts were enjoyed Two tables
were in play with High and second
prizes going to two club visitors,
Mrs Francis Blalock and Mrs.
Jasper Rowland.
Asters and African violets were
used in decoration for the living
room.
Reporting Schedule
For Florida St. Pupils
All pupils entering Florida Street
school for the first time are direct
ed to enroll at 8:30 a m on Wed
nesday, August 29 This includes
all grades, one to five.
Pupils who attended the school
last year are to report on Thurs
day at 8:30 These pupils should
report as follows;
Second grade: Mrs. Adair’s pu
pils to Mrs. Young; Mrs. Ray’s pu
pils to Miss McCrary; Miss Yar
borough’s pupils to Miss Webb.
Third grade: Miss McCrary’s
pupils to Miss Owens,* Mrs. Young's
pupils to Miss Gary; Miss Webb’s
pupils to Mrs Cox \ ,
Fourth grade Miss Owehs’ pu
pils, to Miss Davis; Miss Gary’s pu
pils to Mrs Lawson; Mrs Speake’s
pupils to Mrs Speake.
.Fifth grade Miss Davis’ pupils
to Mrs Hiers; Mrs.. Lawson's pu- {
pils to Mr Shealy.
Repeaters to the room they were >
inf last year will report to these
rooms and will be assigned to their
regular sections, which may -on
may not be the room to which
they report, it was stated by
Ihrincipal Wilmot Shealy
1,182 Violators Of
Traffic Laws Have
Licenses Revoked '
Through last week 1,132 traf
fic law violators h^ye had their
driver 1 incenses suspended under
South Carolina’s 16 ! months old
Point System law. according' >
the ''.j’.e highway idepHr’.rren’
i Paife Three
• •
Eighty-seven|other, have 12 de
ment points and suspensions for
them is a matter of processing
Meanwhile 14.;.54 letters .of
caution «have been mailed to driv
ers who have obtained as many
as 6 “demerit” points for viola
tions. -f
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Birfh Announcements
Rev. and Mrs. Ray C. Craine. of Laurens, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Mildred Elisabeth, and Charles B. Doyle,
son of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Doyle, of Anderson.' The wedding is
planned for November 17 at the Lucas Avenue Baptist church in
Laurens.
meeting adjourned.
B<SPW Club With
Mrs. Yarborough
k6n^ up. Members of the group
w^ere urged to attend the barbecue
to be held at the ball park on! era ' days.
THOMAS ''
Mn arid Mrs. Junior Case Thom
as announce the birthTof a son,
Johnnie Case Thomas, August 16
at HayS hospital Before n^arriage
Mrs Thomas was Miss Catherine
Whitmire.
WOOTEN
Mr and Mrs. Charles Landers
Wooten, of Joanna, announce the
birth of a son, Charles William on
August 20 Formerly Mrs. Wooten
was Miss Polly Summers.
WITH THE SICK -
H. A Adams is a patient at Bla-
I lock'clinic.
Friends of William Young will
be interested to know he is im
proving satisfactorily at . Blalock
clinic where he has been a patient
since Monday . suffering injuries
! received in an accident while at
work. .
Lee Arthur Benjamin, six year
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Benjarftih, underwent a tonsilcc-
tomy at Hays hospitjir this week
and is now recuperating at home
Mrs. Marshall Samples has re
turned to her home from Blalock
clinic where she was a patient sev-
Seventeen members of the Busi- August 23. An invitation was ex-
ness and Professional Women’s j tended members of the group to
club met on Tuesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Dan Yarborough.
With Mrs. Leila Johnson pre
siding, the minutes of the last
meeting were read and approved
i and Certain items of business ta-
attend the Laurens Electric fair
to be held -on August 27th and
28th at the fair grounds. There
was much discussion concerning
the Community Calendar being
sponsored by the club.
Miss Florence Winn, delegate to at Blalock clinic.
Mrs. Jennie Watkins, who un-
derment an operation on Monday
is improving satisfactorily at Hays
hospital.,
Friends of Mrs. B. M Dutton
will be interested to know she is
a patient at Hays hospital.
Mrs Susie Hawks is a patient
School Opening Special!
PARKER "21”
Pen and Pencil Set
Girls’ State, Columbia, gave a most,
interesting report of the program
and her experiences. ,
“Taxes and Freedom" was the
topic of a program led by Mrs. R.
G Carr, assisted by Mrs. J. C.
Pace, Mrs. James Bozard and
Misses Ruth Hair, Wilma Adair
and Rose Lee. ®
The next meeting will be held
at Roddy’s on September 11.
Bodie-Patterson
Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Fred A Bodie
of Clinton
announce the marriage of. their
. daughter
Mary Ellen
to
Charles Wesley Patterson, Jr.
on August the eleventh
nineteen hundred and fifty six
at the Lydia Baptist Church
Mr. Patterson is the son of Mrs.
C. W Patterson, of Spartanburg
Little Girl
Celebrates Birthday
Saturday afternoon, August 11,
in observance of her sixth birth
day, Kathryn Arnold, daughter
of Mr and Mrs. J. B Arnold, en
tertained a number of little
friends. ,
Out door games were played
and the little folk enjoyed "fish- j
ing" for party favors. The birth
day cake, decorated in pink and
blue, held ’six pink candles. Ice
crf?am, cokt-drinks. and individual
cakes iced in pink were served.
Mrs. Marian Nabors, Mrs. How
ard Smith and Mrs W. M Hughes
assisted in entertaining and serv
ing the little folk.
Informal Party
Given For Visitor
Honoring her cousin, Miss Elea
nor Halsey, of Philadelphia, who j
was visiting here, Corinne Boyd |
4-ar.tertained with a soft drink par
ty on Friday morning at the home
of her parents, Mr and Mrs. Hu
bert Boy’d.
Fifteen young friends were in
vited for the occasion and enjoyed
an informal hour during which
sandwiches, cold drink, cookies
and other dainties were served
buffet. Later canasta was played.
I Roses and greenery were arrang-
! ed with other summer flowers in
I the living and dining rooms and
Mrs. Pitts Is
Circle Hostess
Attroctivvly packaged In
handsome Gift Box I
J. C Thomas, Jeweler
•'It'S Time That Counts"
Member Of Clinton Credit Bureau
CLINTON JOANNA
Monday evening Mrs. Ray Pitts
; was hostess to the Sara Glenn cir
cle of Broad Street Methodist
church for the August meeting.
Assisting as hostesses w"ere Mrs J.
W Abrams and Miss Wynona Ray.
Ray *
Mjs. Tan M Ray gave the devo
tional on ‘‘How Real Is the King
dom To Us.” Mrs. W. L. Corbett
told of the beginning of the Meth
odist church in Norway, and Mrs. |
J. B. Arnold presented the Quad
rennial goals.
During the evening the hostess
es served a salad plate, iced cake
squares and punch.
Red roses, marigolds combined
with dark red zinnias and asters
decorated the living room. Pastel
Shirley Heaton and Linda Dun
away underwent operations yes
terday at Hays hospital.
Hogan Chapman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Manning Chapman, Laurens,
was able to return home from
Blalock clinic earlier in the week.
Friends of Benny Huey, who was
seriously injured in an automo
bile accident and has bfcen a pa
tient at Hays hospital for the past
ten days, will be glad to know he
was able to return to his Home this
weak , ^ . . . .
Patients at Hays hospital include
Jimmie Sumler, Miss Phyllis
Pierce.
The following who have been
patients at Hays hospital have re
turned to their homes: Mrs. Sally
Haynie, Wayne Samples, Miss
Inez Turner.
Friends of C. N. Mooney will be
glad to know he is convalescing at
i home following a stay at Blalock
| clinic. ’ iw 7
Mrs. T. Wright,———-
Mother Of Mrs. Cason,
Passes At Hospital
Mrs. Rebecca Gore Wright, 84,
w idow of T. P. Wright, Sr , died
Monday night at Hays hospital
after several years of declining
health and a critical illness of
a few days.
She was a native of Chattooga |
county, Ga., and made her home j
in Wilkes county, Ga , most of ;
daughter, Mrs. L E. Cason, for i
her life. She lived herp with her |
several years. She was -a daugh- I
ter of the late William and Sa- :
rah Wooten Gore and .was a
member of the Independence j
Methodist church of Tignall, Ga. |
Survivors include four sons, T.,
P Wright and W J Wright, of
Chattanooga, Tenn ; M-Sgt. Oscar
L. Wright of the U. S Air Force
at the Walter Reed Hospital in
Washinugton, D. C.; and Charles
B Wright, of Tignall, Ga.; three
daughters, Mrs. L. E/Cason, Jr ,
of Clinton; Mrs. L. B. Bow’den,
Sr, of Chattanooga, Tenn.; and
Mrs. Leo M. Maier of South Wil
liamsport, Pa.; one sister, Mrs
Mary G. Kendrick, of Chattanoo
ga; arid five grandchildren, Mrs.
R. E. Martin, Clinton; Robert L.
Cason, Columbia; Mrs. Perry S.
Legg, Oak Ridge, Tenn ; Miss
Alice Wright, Chattanooga, Term.;
Thomas Lee Maier, South Wil
liamsport, Pa
Funeral services wen conduct
ed at 4:00 p. m., yesterday from
Independence Methodist church
in Tignall, Ga ' Interment was
in the church cemetery.
Baptist, Presbyterian
Churches At Mountville
Hold Revival Aug. 26-31
The Rev. Carl G. Ellison an
nounces that the Mountville Bap
tist and Presbyterian Churches
will hold their annual union re
vival Services August 26-31 at 8
p. m. with the Rev.>J. H. Darr,
pastor of the First Baptist church
of Clinton in charge of the ser
vices and the Rev Kenneth Joner
of Mt. Pleasant Baptist church
conducting the music.
'The public is invited. All ser
vices will be held at the J’restoy-
terian church.
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