The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, October 25, 1956, Image 3
, Thursday, October 25, 1956
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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THE WOMAN’S PAGE
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Social Events and Club News of Interest Telephone 74
or 495
Entertain Friends
At Bridge Supper
Mr. and Mrs. Uhomas F. Hollis,
Mr. and Mrs. Marion E. Milam
entertained a number of friends
on Tuesday evening at the Hol
lis home for supper and bridge.
Covers were laid for the guests
a* six small tables arranged in the
tractive with gladioli,
them urns, roses and dahlias,
hot course and dessert were
served.
A number of progressions were
enjoyed during the evening with
score awards going to Mr. and
Mrs. Pringle Copeland, Mr. and
Mrs. W. G. King, Jr.
Birthday Party ^
For Little Boy
Honoring her son, Augustus
Ramage, 3rd, on the occasion 61
his fifth birthday, Mrs. A. A.
Ramage, Jr., entertained a num
ber of little boys and' girls on
Tuesday aftembon at their homq
near here.
Mrs. W. W. Adams and Mrs.
Van Jones assisted the hostess in
entertaining. After outdoor gamse
guests were invited into the din
ing room where party appoint
ments and the cake decorations
followed the Hallowe’en theme.
Ice cream, cake, candy and punch
were served. Novelty favors and
balloons were given as souvenirs.
Fall leaves, chrysanthemums
and gladioli in varied array were
used in the receiving rooms.
Luncheon Given
For Bridge Club
Entertaining members of her
club and additional guests, Mrs.
Robert E. Wysor, 3rd. was host
ess for a bridge luncheon on
Thursday.
Luncheon was served buffet at
12:30 when the guests assembled.
A cornucopia filled with fruits
fashioned a colorful centerpiece
.for the table. A Hallowe’en mo-
tH was carried out in party ap
pointments and small bouquets of
manigolds adorned the tables.
ElsewheW roses were used in dec
oration.
Guest prize for top score went
to Mrs. Marion Milam, club award
to Mrs. James L. Walker and
consolation to Mrs. Bailey Dixon..
/
Mrs. Jordan, Visitor,
Feted With Party
Honoring her sister-dn-law, Mrs.
Joihn Jordan of Martinsville, Va.,
who was visiting here, Mrs. Rob
ert E. Wysor, 3rd. entertained
guests for four tables of bridge
on Tuesday afternoon.
Bouquets of chrysanthemums
adorned the living room and
gladioli were used in the dining
room.
Following the iprogressions the
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Rob
ert E. w^sor, Jr., in serving salad
and swdet courses. Mrs. Chris
Adair, Jr., Mrs. Hugh S. Jacobs
and Mrs. George Frady were
score winners and Mrs. Jordan
was presented a guest prize.
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•vaporated milk Mmi-Mmat chocolate chip,
1-2/3 cup, sugar % teaspoon poppoimint 0 it roc!
*4 teaspoon sail V, cup chopped nuts
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(Start timing when mixture staits to "bubble'' around edges of pan.) Remove
from heat. Stir in marshmallows, chocolate chips, peppermint extract and nuts.
Stir vigorously for l minute or until marshmallows are completely melted and
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Top each square with a colored mint wafer if you want to make the fudge extra
festive.
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SAVINGS 7
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now to make sure you do get your share . . . save
before you spend. First thing every payday, de
posit a part of your earnings with this bank . . .
get the habit of saving regularly, and see how fast
your money grows. Open a Savings Account with
us, soon. - ^
NIGHT DEPOSIT — SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES
Bank of C ‘
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Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
2% Interest Paid On Savtnga Accounts SemJ-Annaally
Baptist Brotherhood
Has "Ladies Night"
The Brotherhood of the First
Baptist church observed “Ladies
Night” on Thursday evening With
a banquet in the dining hall at
Presbyterian college.
Adorning the speakers' table
was a large pumpkin filled with
autumn leaves and dahlias. At
intervals along the T-shaped ta
bles were smaller pumpkins and
colorful leaves. —
Dr. Fred E. Holcombe, presi
dent of the Brotherhood, presided.
Misses Dawn Campbell, Martha
Joan Reeder and Judy Simmons,
accompanied at the piano by Miss
Rachel Morgan, sang several
numbers. An entertaining skit
was presented by Charles Dukes,
Presbyterian college student.
S. A. Timmons, program chair
man, introduced the guest speak
er, the Rev. Howard Wheeler, a
native of England, who is now
pastor of the First Baptist church
in Simpsonville.
Over a hundred guests enjoyed
the occasion.
Mrs. Coates Hostess
Gardenettes Club
The Gardenettes. a newly or
ganized garden club, met on Mon
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Bryan Coates with Mrs- J. D.
Terry and Mrs. Dewey Traylor
assisting as hostesses. v
Mrs. T C.'Jdhnson *Jr. was in
troduced by Mrs. Eugene King,
program chairman. She talked on
“Dried Arrangements’’ telling
what materials to use, (how to pre
pare them and demonstrated by
making arrangements. Decoration
in the hostess home also included
several dried arrangements and
dahlias.
The group voted to place two
arrangements from the club on
display in M.- S. Bailey and Sons.
Bankers.
During the social hour a des
sert course was served-
Ladies Golf Assoc.
Has Dinner At Club
A luncheon meeting of the
Ladies Golf Association was held
w Tuesday at Lakeside Coun
try club, with Mrs. Carlisle Neely
and Mrs. George Huguley as co
hostesses.
Prizes for the morning games
went to Mrs. Huguley and Mrs.
R. P. Hamer. Covers were laid
for 22 for the luncheon*Tollowing
play.
The next meeting will be on
Tuesday, November 6. Tee off
time will be 9:30 at which time
an 18-hole tournament will be
playfed. Luncheon will be serv
ed at 12:30 with Mrs. J. B. Tem
pleton and Mrs. Dave Roberts as
hostesses.
Melligram Club
Program On
Mary Musgrove
The Melligram Book club met
on Monday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Hugh S. Jacobs.
Continuing a study of famous
South Carolinians, Mrs. Edward
Ferguson gace an interesting re
port on Mary Musgrove, Revo
lutionary war heroine.
Following the program light re
freshments were served. Mrs.
John Jordan, of Martinsville, Va.,
and Mrs. J. C. McSween, of De-
Funiak Springs. Fla . were club
visitors.
Gladioli attractively decorated
the hostess’ home for the occas-
jon.
Kenny Mills Has
Birthday Party
Kenny Mills, son of Mr. artd Mrs.
Kenneth Mills celebrated his fourth
birthday Saturday, October 20. In
observance of the occasion he in
vited eleven little friends for an
afternoon party.
Party decorations featured color
ful balloons and favors were party
horns, hats and masks. The birth
day cake, decorated in pink and
green, centered the refreshment
table. Mrs. Mills was assisted in
serving cold drinks, cookies and ice
cream by Mrs. Carl Leonard.
Golf Association
Play Tournament
Thursday evening at Lakeside
Club members of the Ladies Golf
Association entertained their hus
bands at dinner.
Dinner was served buffet. Fall
leaves and flowers decorated the
tables where covers were laid for
fifty.
Tom K. Addison acted as master
of ceremonies and presented tro
phies for the recent tournament.
Championship went tQ Mrs. I. M.
Adair; runner-up, Miss Elaine Ad
dison; consolation, Mrs. George
Blalock; first flight, Mrs. Carlisle
Neely; runner-up, Mrs. Hubert
Boyd; consolation, Mrs. George
Huguley. Mrs. Adair was alao the
winner of the Ringer* tournament.
♦
Joint Hostesses
Honor Mrs. Marshall
Honoring Mrs. James C. Mar
shall, who left Monday with War
rant Officer Marshall tot Hawaii,
Mrs. Gene McMullan, Mrs. J. P.
Rowland and' Mrs. Thurston Giles
entertained at the home of the
former with a bridge party, on
Saturday afternoon. Guests were
invited, for three tables.
Bronze and dark red dahlias
were effectively arrayed in the liv-
an operation there last week
Miss Mildred Young, W E El
lis and Mrs Fred Iv/wery are pa
tients at Blalock Clirur
Patients at Hays hospital in
clude, Mrs Melvin Holcombe,
Mrs. Joe Nelson, John M'/tte, and
Leroy Couch.
Robert Steer was able to return
to his home earlier in the week
from Hays hospital where he has
been a patient
Mr Jim Kivbens ha-; ,»en dis
missed from . Hays hoSpitail foi.ow-
ing several days-’ stay suffering
a broken leg injury
Mrs. C. H. Q’Donald is eonval-
At nomf following an op-
eration illness at Hays hospital
Discharged from Hayx noepiul
^earlier .n the wy-ek were C. Camp
bell, Mrs James Cook, Mrs Ray
1 Culbertson, Mrs L/Ause Scott
Harry B ark. Mrs Ralph Roberta,
Mrs. John R Noffz, Vred Wilson
and Partriria Stinnett
J. R. Crawford
SURVEYING
CLINTON. A C.
Phone 349S Joanna
Shown above an state and local officers of the B&PW club* at a recent joint meeting of the Clin
ton. Greenwood and Laurens chapters held at Blazers on Lake Greenwood. Mrs. Anna Collard. of
Rock Hill, was the guest speaker..
Left to right are: Miss Evelyn Burnett of Greenwood, president of the Greenwood club: Miss
Corinne Green, of Simpsonville. Northwest area driector; Mrs. Collard, first vice-president of the
state BfcPW club; Mrs. Leila Johnson, of this city, president of the Clinton club; Mrs. Eunice Bolt,
of Laurens, president of the Laurens club: and Mrs. Stokes Hutchinson, of Rock Hill, state music
chairman. . —Photo by Dan Yarborough
ing room. Pink dahlias and fruitily Ann. on October 22, at Blalock patient at B’.ahx'k Clinic several
arrangements decorated the dining Clinic Before marriaii? e Mrs
room. |, *•
Lowery wax Miss Faye Hardman
Tallies and table appointments
followed the Halloween motif and
whqn covers were laid for refresh
ments following the games minia
ture baskets of marigolds were
placed on each table.
Score prizes were presented Mrs.
E^A. Farnell, Jr., and Mrs. Alex
Cruickshanks. Mrs. Marshall was
remembered with a going away
gift.
Birth Announcements
Loveland
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Parks
Loveland of Bridgeton, N. J . an
nounce the birth of a daughter.
Darrqy Ann, on October 22. Mrs.
Loveland is the former Miss Mary
Sue - Darr, daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. J. H. Darr of this city.
Lowery »
Mr. and Mrs. Francis O. Low
ery, 313 Washington St., announce
the birth of a daughter, Kimber-
Cralf
Captain and Mrs. Richard S,
Craig announce the birth of a
daughter, Melissa Gay, on Tues
day, October 16, at the Fort Jack-
son hospital, Columbia Mrs.
Craig is the former Miss Mary
Gay Woodruff of Warrensburg,
Mo.
WITH THE SICK
Friends of Mrs. L. L. King of
Kinard will be interested to know
she is a patient at Blalock Clinic.
Jerry Harris is a patient at
Hays hospital where he under
went an operation last week
Mrs. Jobe Nabors has been a
patient at Blalock Clinic for sev
eral days.
Friends of Will Davidson, son
■Y ar borough has
at Hays hospital J
days last week
Miss Marsha
been a patient
several day:
Nancy DuBcis. daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Don DuBois is iccover
ing following an appendectomy
yesterday at Hays hospita.
Mrs. Agnes Richardson of the
Whitten Village s*aff is a patient'
at Blalock Clinic.
Friends of Jim Gasque son of,
Mr. and Mrs J Roy Ga que, will'
be glad to know he is improving
at Hays hospital where he has I
been a patient since Saturda> !
Mrs Calvin Shuman has re
turned to her home near here
from Blalock Clinic where she
was a patient several days
Jean Hanley, twelve year old
daughter of Mr and Mrs. A J
Hanley, is a patient at Blalock
Clinic. •
Billy Gamhrell is convalescing
at his home near here following
of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Davidson, | a tonsilectomy at Blalock Clinic,
will regret to know he suffered' Mrs. Ernest Harris is conval-
a broken arm injury and was a j esc ing at Hays hospital following
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