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Thursday, November 8, 1956 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Page Three THE WOMAN’S PAGE Social Events and Club News of Interest i. Telephone 74 or 495 W. C. T. U. Meet Tuesday, 1,3th The Woman’s Christialn Tem perance Union will meet Tuesday | afternoon, November 13, at 4:00 i o'clock at the First Presbyterian church. All who are interested in the cause are invited to attend. Methodist Groups Meet Monday, and Tuesday The Woman’s Society of Chris tian Service of. Broad Street Methodist church will meet Mon day aifternoon, November 12 at 3:30 at the church. Pauline Cbleman Circle, Mrs. James L. Walker, chairman, will meet Tuesday morning, November 13 at 10 o’clock with Mrs. C. W. Bell- Mrs, Smith Hostess To Sun Bonnet Club The Sunbonnet Garden club met recently at the home of Mrs. F. V. Smith on Elm street. Assisting as hostesses were Mrs. R. B. HeL lams and Mrs. Phillip Rogers. Mrs. Smith talked and demon strated “The A. B. C.’s of Flower Arranging ” After the business session a so cial hour was enjoyed and light refreshments were served. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED rOKTRAlT WILLIAM i SHIELDS V Club Enjoys Dutch Luncheon The Thursday bridge club en-1 , , joyed a Dutch luncheon last week entertain I HendS at the Wallace House in .Newber-1 Bridge Dinner . . ui • . ' Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Lee, Jr., en. Two small tables were appoint- tertai . ned * for six tai>les on ed for the luncheon and for bridge,^ ^ wlth a brid din afterwards. Mrs- P. M. Dennis, of ner 0 i Newberry, was a guest of the club' , for the occasion. Mrs. D. B. Smith 1 and white roses and white made top score and presented a 1 t *P ers m silver candelabra adom- prize by Mrs. Howard Smith who ed ^ dinner table. Covers was hostess for bridge . I laid for ^ Sues 13 at small ^ | tables centered with pine . cone Atlanta Party turkeys. Elsewhere dahlias and Mr. and M*s. John Edward BraswalL Sr., announce the engage ment of their granddaughter, Nell Virginia Canfield, to Mr. James Derrill BoxardL son of Mrs. Helen B. Bosard, and the late J. M. Bozard, of Joanna. Honors Bride-Elect a course was served with coffee. ARP Groups Have Thank Offering The afternoon circle of the As sociate Reformed Presbyterian church met (Monday at the church roses were used in decoration. Following dinner bridge was en- Miss Louise Tribble of Emory joyed with Mr. and Mrs. Marion University hospital, Atlanta, who Milam, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, arrived home on Monday for pre-, ’ wirming score awards. Edward nuptial parties and her wedding crgU9 ° n floating prize, on Saturday, was complimented m recently when Miss Ann Winn en- i riDDiG-Vw/Gmy tertained at her home in Atlanta ' \A/ or l H i n rr Trrlro with a kitchen shower. I ™ tfLIUlliy i Ten close friends of the hon- PlaCG Saturday oree were invited for the informal! Plans hav^ been announced for gathering. G-reenery and fall ar- 1 the marriage here Saturday of rangements adorned the home. I Miss Louise Tribble, of Clinton and During the evening a dessert Emory university, to John Carl Cefny, at Atlanta and Punta Gor- da, Fla. 'Dr. C. Bynum Betts, DD, the bride’s pastor, will oftficate at sev en o'clock in the Associate Re. formed Presbyterian church. Mrs. James P. Sloan, church organist, and Mrs. Chapman Lauderdale, of with Mrs- Sloan Todd as hostess. | Troutman, N. C., vocal soloist, will Mrs. A. B. Blakely, assisted by '^ 6 the wedding music. Mrs. several members, led the “Thank Lauderdale was a classmate of the Offering Program.’’ At the wn- bn^ at ^ex clusion of the program a thank The bride will be given in mar- oflfering was taken. | riage by her father, Warren Blake- 1 ly Tribble, and attended by her During a social hour Mrs. Todd served cake. sandwiches, punch and 1 'sister, Mrs- Edward Wills, of Wil- liamstan as matron of honor. .Bridesmaids will be the bride- Mrs. James P. JJloan led the pro- g room ’ s sister, Miss Elizabeth Anne gram for the evening group. Mrs. Marian Nabors served refresh- ments during the social hour. Calloway-BlakGly Invitations Out Of cordial interest is the follow ing invitation which is being re ceived by friends and relatives of the couple: Mr. James Ashby Galloway request the honor of your presence at the marriage of his daughter Amelia Geraldine to ‘ Mr. Guy Smith Blakely on Friday the twenty-third of November at five o’clock in the afternoon Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church Clinton, South Carolina Cemy, of Emory university and Punta Garda, Fla., and the bride’s former roommate, Mrs. George D. Wynne, of Atlanta. Robert Cerny, of Punta Gorda, the bridegroom’s brother, will be best man. Ushers will be Charles Jones, of Atlanta, Howell Graham of Chattanooga, Term., and Rob ert Goodman, Jr., of (Marietta. Ga., all classmates of the bridegroom at Georgia Tech, and Dr. David E. Tribble of Winston-Salem, N- C., the bride's brother. The bride’s parents will enter tain immediately after the cere mony at a reception at the church. * On the evening before the wed ding, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frank Cemy of Punta Gorda, the bride groom's parents, will entertain for the bridal party and out-of-town guests «i a dinner at the Hotel Mary Musgrove. On the wedding day, Mrs. R. L. Plaxico and Miss Nannie Young Tribble will enter tain at a luncheon at the Plaxico home. PrGsbytGrian CiirclGs Will MggI Monday Circles of the First Presbyterian church will meet Monday as fol lows: At Ten O’clock No. ’ 1 — Mrs. W. M. Shields, chairman; Mrs. C- M. Bailey, hos tess. No. 2—Mrs. Eld Sadler,' chair man; Mrs. Charles JJosa, hostess- No. 3 — Mrs. Grady Chandler, chairman; Mrs. Hubert Boyd, hos- tess . . At Four P. Ilk. < No. 4 — Mrs. George Frady, chairman; Mrs. John L. Adair, Jr., hostess. No. 5—Mrs. D. S. Templeton, chairman; Mrs. Taylor ^Martin, hostess- - No. 6 — Mrs. John Mumnaugh, chairman; Mrs. W. R. Anderson, hostess, and Mrs. Buren A. Lown, co-hostess. No. 7—Mrs. Watts Davis, chair man; Mrs. T. Lawton Fraser, hos tess; Mrs. Henderson Pitts, co hostess- . At Eight P. M. - No.- « — Mrs. Jack Anderson, chairman; Miss “Bessie Jones, hos tess; Mrs. Leanvan Jones, co-hos tess. No. 9—Mrs. Ben Hammet, chair man; Mrs. Harold Coleman, hos tess; Mrs. Hammet, co-hostess. CollGgG DamGs Hold Mooting The College Dames met Thurs day afternoon at the home of Mrs. James S. Gray, with Mrs. Walter Johnson, Mrs. John W. Harris and Mrs. A. B. Stump, as sistant hostesses. During the business session Mrs. R. E. Martin was elected vice-president to replace Mrs. Alec Cruickshanks. Following the business ses sion a social hour was held dur ing which time a baby contest to, select from baby pictures of members and their husbands the “Baby Beauty of Yesteryear.” Mrs. A. B. Stump was winner of the contest. , , Pyracantha, chrysanthemums, and dried arrangements were used effectively throughout the rooms.,—, John AIIgiT StGVGnson CGlGbratGs Birthday Tuesday afternoon, November 6, John, Allen Stevenson, son of Dr. and Mrs- John W. Stevenson, cele brated his fourth birthday with a party at his home on West Walnut 'street. Twenty five little boys and girls were invited for the occasion and enpoyed outdoor activities. Later the group gathered around the dining table which was* decorated with the birthday cake and dolor ful balloons. Ice cream, cake and lemonade were served. 'Die bal loons wer^ given the guests along with assorted candy cups and books as party favors. * Mrs. James Leighton assisted Mrs. Stevenson. Memorial Program- For UDC Chapter A msgnonal program, conduct ed by Mrs. Nene D.' Workman, was given for the November meeting of the Stephen D Lee Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy. The meeting was held on Thursday evening at the home of'Mrs. B. F. Wingard, with Mrs. Henry Trammell, Mrs Met- ta Stone, Mis*s Sara Stone and Mrs, Fleming Thornton assisting as hostesses. The impressive memorial ser vice honored ' Mrs. Byrd Davis Jones and Mrs: J. W Milam. Throughout the receiving rooms of the home were arrange ments of roses, physostegita and dahlias. Refreshments were enjoyed during a social hour following the program and business session Entertain Club, Other Guests Entertaining members of her club and additional guests, Mrs. Robert Vance was hostess for five tables of bridge Thursday afternoon. Yellow chrysanthemums decor ated the porch and arrangements of roses in the rooms where ta bles were placed for cards. Mrs. E. A. Farnell and Mrs. Newton Jones were winners of the score awards. Later in the afternoon a salad course was served. 'Winning Table Arrangement T jKiy/ify ^fnUi^uluaftjf(otne ... add one treasured portrait—how shall the two bl blended to produce an atmospher^ of serene integration? a The answer lies in the portrait frame. Tastefully selected, it can become one of the home’s most decorative accessories. As you would consult an interior decorator, so should you give serious con sideration when choosing a fine frame. We will be happy to assist you by suggesting handsome ones from among our large collection as being appro priate for your individual taste. r Oil iam m. shie ds 10 Jacobs Building Telephone 747 i " lit- Episcopal Auxiliary MggIs Monday The Woman’s Auxiliary of All Saints Episcopal church met Monday afternoon at the church Mrs. Newton Jones led the open ing devotional and prayers. Mrs Michael Turner presented the program continuing the group study of the “Parables of Jesus.” During the business session. Mrs. R. B Hellams, president, presided. Tentative plans were made for a congregational supper to take place iri the next few weeks. Mrs. E. N. Sullivan, secretary, 1 gave the treasurer’s report in the absence of the treasurer, Mrs. A. B. Stump. EntGRain Young Frionds at Suppor Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Jr, were hosts to twelve friends for supper and bridge. Chrysanthemums^ and other fall flowers were arrayed in the receiving rooms and a low ar rangement of yellow chrysanthe mums centered the dining table from which supper was served buffet style. Guests found their places at small tables. Several progressions were made during the evening, with score awards going to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hollis, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Campbell. DAR Chaptor Moot In Laurens The Sullivan-Dunklin Chapter, Daughters of the American Revo lution, will meet today (Thurs day) at 3:30 with Mrs. T T Ken drick at her home on South Har per street in Laurens. A guest speaker will be on the ! ed program for the meeting Tri-color winner in the table arrangement division of the flower show held by the Yellow Ja»- mine Garden club recently, was this Thanksgiving tray arranged by Mrs. B. F. Wingard. » —Photo by Eatgle LittlG Boy ObsGrvGs Birthday Party favors of tiny pink parasols were given each guest. A Halloween party was given LuncllGOn ClYGH Tuesday aLernoon at the Scout cSbirt for Lantiy Mimnaugh ~ln celebration at his fifth birthday which occurred on Wednesday, October 31. , (Mrs- Watts Davis, Mrs. George D. EUlis, Jr, Mrs. Thomas Bald win and Mrs. Harry Baldwin as sisted Lanty’s mother, Mrs. John L. Mimnaugh, in entertaining and serving the thirty little friends invited for the occasion. The pumpkin birthday cake a/nd' other party appointrivebts~"carried out the seasonal motif. Ice cream | and drinks were served with in dividual face cup cakes. Favors were trick or treat bags. Hallo ween masks and horns. Lovely Party Honors Miss Louisa TribblG A lovely pink party honoring Miss Louise Tribble, bride-elect of Saturday, was given on Tues day evening by the Ladies' Bible class of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian church at the home of Mrs C Bynum Betts. The floral arrangements of chrysanthemums, the party ap pointments and refreshments all beautifully tarried out the chos en color motif. A corsage of rose buds marked the bnde’elect’s chair. Mrs. Marion Nabors' directed i number of games A shower of gifts was presented in a decorat- umbrella Decorated cake . nuts and punch were \served. Carlisle Neely 'invited a few friends for luncheon on Friday at the Mary MusgroVe hotel'honor ing Mrs. Hugpley . f Yellow pom pom chrysanthe mums adorned the 4unche«m Xa- For Visitor Hgfg — Honoring Mrs. Gaines-Huguley. of Greenville, who was visiting her son and daughter-in-law, 1 Mrs. George M Hugulev enter- f ( ? 0ie ' zLeiC ?if r tained a few friends for her at ! VV GClding. Ol IntGrGSt luncheon on Thursday. | Holly Hl |] 0 ct. ‘7 <Special)— Dahlias shading* from pink to I'a lovely, wedding of wide interest red prettily, centered the lunch- 'Was that of Miss Peggy Lois eon table Elsewhere in the home I'fcoole. daughter of Mr and Mrs. yellow chrysanthemums and ber- Eugene Holcombe Poole, of Holly nes with greenery- were attrac- Hill, and John Tatum Zeigler. -ttvely arranged - - Jr , son of Mr and Mrs John Ta- Mrs. R P Eiarner and Mrs turn Zeigler of Orangeburg which ! took place on October 27 at 3 00 p m. at the Holly Hill Methodist 'church. The Rev. D W. Reese, Jr , pastor of the bride, preformed the impressive double ring cere mony in a tradntonal wedding setting. '* Mr^ John T Pooie of’Denmark. aunt of the -otide. organist, and Mrs. J W Matheny, of , H6 ( lly H11„ soloist, furnished the wed ding music ■ • . Usher-groomsmen were E. P. t errin, of Spartanburg; brother- aw of the bridegroom, Thomas .-! Howell, of Walterhoro, Louis Howell', of Columbia, both cousins of the bridegroom. Robert Jennings III. and George Hill, t l’n of .Orangeburg, Franklin Je /er. Jr , of Atlanta. Ga , cous- of the bndgroom. was a jun- of groomsman John Tatum Zeigler served as best mart Mrs. A D Bennett, of Holly Hill, was matron of honor • The bridesmaids were Mrs E. P Pernn, f Spartanburg, sister • ‘he. bridegroom. Mrs. E G. Wnghtenberry, of Detfrnark: Mis? Jean Smo^ak. of Holly Hill' ahd Montgomerv. Ala Mrs • Everette Hussey.’ of Aiken, and Miss Bet- ’ Sawver. of Unfqn. Miss Mary Amelia Shuler, of Holly Hill, cousin of the bride, was a junior bridesmaid Flower girls were Muss Anne Tatum Perrin, of Spartanburg, i ece of the groom and Miss Jane l ovd Matheny. of Holly Hill. The. bride, given in marriage ! her father, was 'ovely in her < ginal wedding gown of Rose- pcint Chantilly lace above pink t. d of Dupioni silk, forming an Edwardian silhouette The skirt er ed in a graceful chapel train and her fingertip veil was of il- !u ;on. She carried a cascade bouquet of feathered carnations. • oh .notis, pink roses and a white orchid. The bride's mother wore ;rfloor length gown of blue .satin and a white orchid corsage. The bridegroom s mother wore a floor length dress of frosted green satin peau-d-ange and a white orchid ebrsage *The. bnde’,s parents entertained .with a reception immediately fol lowing the ceremony at their home on Gilmore avenue. During the evening the couple left for their wedding tnp to Sea Island. Ga. For traveling the bride wore a suit of red and black baby houndstooth tw>ecd and the orchid from her bouquet. Mrs Zeigler graduated from the Holly Hill high school and j Converse college She taught In ' the Orangebqrg high Vhool the I past year ** Her mother was ‘before mar-* riage Miss Lois Workman, of this city Her father is a native of Cross Anchor , Mr Zeigler graduated from the Orangeburg Ivigh school and | Clemson college He is now con-« nected with the Southern Equip ment Sales company After their wedding'trip they will be at home aj 1145 Sims Apartments, Old Columbia Road, Orangeburg. Attending the wedding from Clinton were Mr and Mrs. Hugh Bonds Workman, Mr and Mrs. G W Hollingsworth also Mr and Mr- D A Yarborough Jr, of- Clinton and Clemson. WHITE’S FULLY COOKED—Whole or Half CURED HAM lb. 59c GRADE “A” 2-2'/« lobs.) 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