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f Thursday, January 3, 1957 V THE CLINTON CHRONICLE THE WOMAN’S PAGE Social Events and Club News of Interest Telephone 74 or 495 Ginsbergs Entertain With Drop-In • On New Year’s evening from 5:30 to 7:30 Mr and Mrs. Edward W Ginsberg entertained a num ber of friends at a drop-in ,in their home on West Main street. Throughout the home artistic decorations were beautifully used with lefrge red and green balls and holly adorning the chande liers. Elseyvhere sprays of ever greens and berries were effective Guests were invited into the dining room where pink camellias outlined the punch bowl center ing the table. Coffee and hors d’oeuvres were also served Carolyn Mills Has Birthday Carolyn Mills celebrate^ he tenth birthday Tuesday with party at the home of her parenl , Mr and Mrs. K. D. Mills, assemb ling twelve of her friends and her school teacheV. Mrs. J B. Speake. Streamers and balloons dec orated the living room and den, carrying out the New Year motif In the dining room the table was centered with a doll cake, using a pink, green, and white color scheme. Following games ice cream, cup cakes, nuts and hot choco late were served- Eah guest re ceived an autograph book as a fa vor from the hostess. BRIDE OF DECEMBER 23 Mr. and Mrs. Lanford Honored On Golden \ 1 fully decdtarted ,in yellow carry- room were Mrs. Walter Lanford Col ing out the golden wedding theme, a king with the sons-in-law Page Three 1 ble. Her only ornament was a siixgle strand at pearl?, a gift of the bridegroom. ^ ' Mrs. Braswell, grandmother of Anniversary Date receiving rooms the bride, wore a dress of navy Mr. and Mrs. Rex Lanford were crepe, with black and white ac cessories and a corsage of white gift to the Lanfords from ' Mrs. of Clarendon, N C , Sunday mhiV‘16, at 4 00 p m., snap- , guest register in den was presided Lons ^ Ba ptjs t church. CIS in over hv r \TI .nru-lr Qurxtrfart . Rev W D Aronld, pastor of the. bride, officiated. , I . W . . . „ The DecemhiV’ie, at 4 00 p. m., in tn|e Arrangements of yellow snap- , guest register in den was presided dragons, carnations and glads in over by Mrs. Lorick Swygert with Mrs Dan Smith, of Greenwood,"as- . , In dining room the table wa^ -ststing in eatertainiryg. Mr. and 10th urtvMtno <K ' Ca510n k *K^' r ‘Covered with an exquisite Vene- Mrs. ,Niles Clark, Jr , entertained Music was furnished by Miss yjk, anniversary y eir (j an ] ace cover ^ich ! from living room to den. Mr. and/Miriam Hinsorf. of MuTlins. or- fmmTtoTil tt dr ^ P " m . Su Uf a . y was a gift to the Lanfords from 1 Mrs. W Y McNeill bade tie *»*"*'• and » Mlss Pats V Ward of from 3 to 1 at their home in Wat- „„ T ..u. Tabor Citv N C. and -Jimmy Workman Children Celebrated Birthdays Ace Workman, 3rd, and Henry Workman, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Ace Workman, Jr., celebrated their birthdays with parties o n !n-sj n t HncttQOQ^c Saturday afternoon at the Scout J uim Hut. Xce wa s five on Saturday Entertain At Bridge ■ rosebuds. Mrs. Hazard, mother of the grown, wore a two-pleue dress^ ‘ 1 u ‘ < “ lianu in vvai - ^j rs Lyle which she had brought guests boodibye. of light blue printed silk with i - back from a European tour* Cen- Assisting Claire black and white accessories and a <^<i\,ng with the Lanfords t^red with <three-tiered wedding Smi:h, of Kmards,* Martha Ann corsage of white rosebuds. r»° re t ^' eir 80,15 aild daughters^ C ake flanked on either side by and Evelyn Clark,. of Waterloo, Immediately following the wed- ‘ rs _ _ om ^ s r af Washington, silver candelabra with yellow ta- Diana Smith, of GVeenwcxxl Kathy ding a reception _was held at the *’ C ’ * Va ^ ter ^ Lanford, Laur- p Prs . Coffee, fruit cake and nuts Smith, of fKinards, and X m v Clinton Mills community building ons ' " r5 . Kot:>or t W. Smith, An- W ere served. Pouring were Mrs. Smith, of Anderson for all those attending the rites. ! ' ’ son ’ Mrs ' Wade Smith, of Kin- Lanford’s sisters, Mrs. Clyde Kel- * ♦- For her wedding trip, the bride * ISO a grandson and ^ and - Jer. of Greenwood, and Mrs. Wil- McOu©©n-CoX changed td a navy suit with navy <■ A' ‘ ' ‘ A '' n K rc> ' w up in the Lan- ij am Dalton, of Asheville, N. C - and white accessaries. She wore l° rd ^nnck Swygert, of Greeting the guests at the door CllteS in LOFIS the orchid from her bouquet. I f r£ J? rni ) ■^ T rS „ L ^ 1 '^ 'Vanneman, were Mr and Mrs Niles Clark A lovely wedding „if wide o Mrs. Bozard, granddaughter of Long of 1 Turens* who was maid" Mrs ' McNeill introduced a niten'.st united d. > J.-1 i Mr. and Mrs. John E. Braswell, « uests recennng line Mrs Brs- F..p.,b«dh MeQueen dauchter of Clinton, is presently employed £ t v ™ * kinC W,nn * ° f (5wonWood mvited Mr nnd Mrs A H -n - with the Clinton Cotton Mills ^ A u guests from receiving room to dm- Ions, and Mr W,ll rd. i ■ ,-r. , company 1 Xne 9I>aciolls home was beauti- ing room. Entertaining in living Cqx. son df Mr and M •- 1) f) Mr. Bozard, son of Mrs. J. M Bozard, of Joanna and the late Mf. Bozard, was graduated from Clinton high school and attended Presbyterian Junior college, Max- ton, N. C., and Presbyterian col- I lege, Clinton. He is currently mu- ployed with Joanna Cotton Mills company. Among the out-of-town guests for the wedding were: Milton Botyd, Bakersfield, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sexton, Oklahoma City, Qkla.; Miss Dorothy Goldson and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shealy. Co- 'lumbia; Mrs. S. L. Ruff, Silver- street; Mrs. C. E. Bishop, Honea Path; and Mr and Mrs. Walter L« Martin, Laurens. so- Rogers. of Chapel Hill, N C. outs. ' A ' The bride, given in marriage ry her father, was lovely in a wn of imported lace and nylon ;u!le over vsatin fashioned with a f.tted bodice with V-neck trim- -med with jewels Miss Agnes MeQueen, of Loris, was her sister’s niaid of honor, and Mrs Lloyd Hardee, sister of the groom was matron of honor. . Bridesmaids were Misses Ce- ieste Allsbrook. Edwina Hardee, Billie Faye Blackburn, all of Lo- lContinued on page two) MRS. JAMES DERRILL BOZARD and Henry wai twm on Friday, the 28th. A cake for each of the little boys, decorated in green and jellow, was placed on the re freshment table. The cakes were cut and served with ice cream and cold drinks. Each child was given as a favor a party hat. Mrs. A. C. Workman, Mrs. H. C. Suber and Mrs. Dillard Boland assist ed in serving and entertaining.* Mike and Stanley Jarvis, of Co lumbia, were out of town guests for the party. Mrs A. D. Salter and Mrs C. W Copeland entertained a num ber of friends for bridge on Thursday at the home of the for mer. . Morning games were played, with Mrs. Leonard Wilson ana Mrs. B. Hubert Boyd winning score prizes. Later a eon and dessert were served Mrs King Dixon, of Laurens, was ai out of town/guest. Guests were invited tables in the afternoon Follow ing the games a salad Entertains Friends With Bfidg'e Parties | Mrs. Climde A. Crocker enter- I tained with a bridge party on Fri day afternoon at’her home on Pine street. .1 « | Huge Christmas balls with an gel hair and smaller ornaments were featured' in the holiday dec- ! orations for the home Score win ners were Mrs. -Bryan Coates aad I Mrs. Watts Davis, Late in the aft- jernoon a salad plate and dessert were served. On Saturday Mrs. Crocker was 1 ’ Miss Canfield Weds James'Derrill Bozard In Church Rites Miss Nell Virginia Canfield of i hoste6S to friends for five tables this city became the bride of tor morning games and luncheon. James Derrill Bozard, of Joanna,' A'tter play a hot course and, des. j oh Sunday afternoon, December'sort were /enjoyed. Mrs.. Chris 2g ; , at four o’clock I Adair, Jr.,, assisted’ in serving Mrs* Hubert Boyd and Miss- Cor- „ The Rev. George F -Hopkins, : hot lunch ‘ Pastor of the bride, performed the ne 13 ^ arns w ore presented score double ring ceremony at the Fisst avvard s- i Pentecostal Holiness church of ~ , , Clinton before a large assemblage COpeland I Wills of relatives and friends. The chan- Ray-Pitts Rites. Take Place Sunday Mrs. Ruby Bowers Ray ana Davis V. Pitts, both of this city, were quietly united in marnagv on Sunday afternoon, December 30, at 2 o’clock at Broad Street Methodist chtirch. The Rev. George H.' Hodges performed the double ring cere mony. Mrs. James Pitts organist, QfODTn Oven and Jimmy Tinman, vocalist, pre T / tT- , seated a program of wedding |r OF Visitors music. After the ceremony Mr Enjoyable among informal gath for five - -TIC 3 T 1 C™' Celebrate Birthday cel of the church was decorated „ / . t for the occasion with large has- Celobraitng their eighth birth- P ’ kets of white gladioli arrance- d3 y* George and Heath Copeland, sweet| .course .and caffee were ^^ Heath; served. Score awaids went to j. leaves and "reenerv Pedes-^ ope ^ and ' invited -a number of Mr. T C Johson, Jr. and Mrs. F ”*•£££ <ri™ds for , party Thursday af,:| Th,- card rooms were , lovely 1 t « ) ‘ ,rs compieM the setUpg. | with holiday decorations Red ca- A Program of wedding music, mellias, greenery, and red gladi-, was given by Mrs. Eva Land. or-) . oli were used in the living room. g 3 ™ 5 *. a nd Miss Dawn Campbell, 1 0 “ g * K >V t t tht club - A ^ ristmas Large candles, evergreens and , soloist,^ both of this city. > ' j ?. oier w f re used on ^ Christmas ornaments adorned the i W. Wendell Hair, of Joanna, at- r . • ■ . 1 c *, n ^ rpieee *j dning room. V ' tended the groom as best man. cake deeorated wd h 1 0 • , „ . colored coconut and candrv ba Is. Serving as ushers were Rufus J j” 115 - -i ji i u .u • i m j.x. Punch, ice cream, cake and as-1 Hardback, brother.in-law of th« ♦ . .. J sorted candies were served and s bride, and Jimmy Braswell, cou- . . , , . . « ^ .each child was remembered with sin of the bride. I . ; Mrs Ray W. Bragg, aunt of the ' . — Holiday decorations were used ering during the holiday season bride from Joanna, attended the y- was the drop-in given by Mr. and bride as* matron of honor. Her ^ OUFigeF L^FOUp Mrs. G. A. Burton and Mrs. J B dress Tinman sang / The Lord’s Pray er.” A sunburst arrangement of yel low gladjoli and chrysanthemums j Speake for the former's daughter-1 and featured a draped wim n . p, on the altar table formed the cen- 'in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Henry'Bur- a huge bow of the same material. raFiy, L/aFlC© tral decoraton. On efther side , ton. of Greenville, the latter’s The bridesmaids. Misses Velma and Enjoyable among festivities for was of Dior blue taffeta Enjoys Holiday featured a draped skirt with . r-v 7 were seven-branched candelabra daughter and son-in-laiw, Lt. and Pat Braswell, cousinfe of the bride, j the younger group during the hol- with-lighted yellow tapers. Palms Mrs. Ronald P. §kenes, of'Fortland Miss Polly Brazil ware waltz idays was the party given by Dr formed the background and on Worth, Texas, and son, Gilbert length, ice blue, lace aver taffeta and Mrs George R. Blalock, Mr. the choir rail were wedding bells, Blakely, of Atlanta. .gowns. All attendants carried bou-1 and Mrs Jack H Davis for their Guests included a number of quets of yellow chrysanthemums 1 son and daughter, Milling Blalock and palms. Mrs. Pitts wore for her w.ed- young people who were here for ding an advance model spring , the holidays. The Burton home and wore bandeaus of the same [and Betsy Davis, flowers in their hair. i home. at the Blalock suit in brown with darker brown ‘ was beautifully decorated in the; The bride was given in marriage About thirty.eight guests were trim. With this she wore brown I yuletide motif with ipink and silver bp- her uncle, C. L. Braswell. She invited for the occasion and danc- accessories and a corsage ,of yel-1 used in the dining room. Refresh- wore an original model gown of low rosebuds. • Iments -were served bufhet style Mr. and Mrs. Pitts have re-' from the dining table which held turned from their wedding f- ja modernistic arrangement flartk- and are residing on Shands $tre ed by pink tapers ih silver holders, extension. bg was enjoyed. During the eve- white lace and tulle. The dress-ning drinks, assorted sandwiches featured a scalloped neckline of j a nd cookies were served lace and a skirt of ruffle over ruffle of the lace and tulle. The Mrs. W. C. Adams, Mrs. Speake’s full skirt ended in a chapel train The beautifully decorated Christmas tree and other holiday | ornaments with evergreens and NOW! PLACE YOUR ORDER TODAY PICK IT UP TOMORROW! Sears now has Teletype facilities in the Clinton office. You can place your order today before 1:00 P. M. It is Teletyped to Atlanta, and the order will be in Clinton by 1:00 P. M. tomorrow. PHONE 1680 •ft Sears Telephone Clerk| will place your order for you. Pick it up tomorrow. SEARS, ROEBUCK 130 Musgrove St. &C0. Clinton Mrs. Pitts is the owner of sister, from Macon. Ga., poured Her fingertip veil of illusion was „ t Ruby’s Beauty Shop here. Mr.'coffee. Mss Florence Blakely, oi attached to a coronet of seed the g ithermg p 1 ’- v ‘ e ln ^ ar Pitts is a pharmacist and is con- Durham, N. C., assisted in serving 1 pearls. She carried a white orchid, 11 m nected with Young’s Pharmacy of and Miss Iona Blakely entertain- sewered with white ribbons and w i > ir p. this city. ed in the dining room. lilies-of-the-valley on a white Bi- NlF. anQ JVlrS. L/Faig Are Entertained Honoring Capt. Craig’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben R. Craig, of | Warrensburg, Mo., who were visit-1 ing here, Capt. and Mrs. Richard Craig held open house from .three [ until six o’clock on Sunday after- 1 noon, December 30. at their home on North Adair 'street. A number of friends were invit ed to meet the visitors. Refresh ments were served buffet with cof fee or punch. The receiving rooms of the home were lovely with traditional holi day decoration. On Saturday the Mrs. Craigs were guests- of Mrs. Michael Tur ner for luncheon at the Wallace House. Entertain With • Holiday Drop-In Honoring their son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley B. 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