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Thursday, January 24, 1957
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Page Thre«
THE WOMAN’S PAGE
Social Events and Club News of Interest
Telephone 74 or 495
Dessert Bridge
Given For Club "
A dessert bridge was given for
members of her club on Thursday
afternoon by Mrs J. B Arnold.
When the gyests assembled, a
sweet course iw^s served with cof
fee. Two tables were in play with
Mrs. B. B. Ballard winning club
award.
Camellias with berries and
greenery were used in decoration
for the living room.
Mrs. Rowland Is *
Bridge Hostess
Entertaining mombers of her
club and guests for an additional
table Mrs. J. P. Rowland was
hostess for bridge on Thursday
afternoon of the past week
Using as a setting, colorful dried
arrangements and greens, three
were appionted for refreshments.
A sweet course, coffee, nuts and
candies were served. When scores
were counted visitors’ high was
made by iMrs. Harry F. Lowman,
Jr., and club by Mrs Roy Casque,
Entertains Club
Thursday Afternoon
Mrs. D. O. Rhame was hostess
td members of her bridge club on
Thursday for a number of after
noon games.
Arrangements of carnations
made a pretty setting for the two
tables. Following the progressions
prizes were presented Mrs. E. p.
Wilkes and Mrs. Kenneth N.
Baker. Late in the afternoon a
salad plate was served.
Is Hostess To
Club, Other Guests
Mrs. Caldwell 'Benderson was
host.ess to members of her bridge
club and additional guests assem
bling players for four tables on
Thursday afternoon.
Prize for visitors’ high score
went to Mrs. Rufus Sadler and
club prize to Mrs. James Macdon
ald. When cards were laid aside
the hostess served a salad course.
Nandina and pyracantha berries
with greenery and quince were
attractively arranged in- the card
rooms.
Bridge Benefit
Given Friday
A card benefit sponsored by the
Clinton Band Boasters Club to
raise funds to purchase uniforms
for mombers of the band will be
held Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock
at the American Legion Home.
Bridge and canasta tables will
be available and club members
are asking all card clubs to en
gage tables for the afternoon, as
well as other individuals who are
interested m attending. Score
•prizes will be awarded and re
freshments will be served.
Given Party On
Seventh Birthday
Honoring her daughter, Melissa,
on ’the occasion of her seventh
birthday, Wednesdaly, January 16
Mrs. Michael Turner invited a
few little girl friends for an aft
ernoon party and weiner roast at
their home on Young Drive.
Games and cartoons were en
joyed and later weiners were
roasted over the fireplace. The
birthday cake carrying out a pink
motif, was cut and served with
ice cre&m. Melissa’s grandmother,
Mrs. C. E. Galloway, assisted in] noon s rn ee t in £ at the St
Catholic Nurses
Sponsor Play; -
Mrs. Carter, Chmn.
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Junior Canteen
Assists Polio Drive
For information or ticket^ con-1 f’^tertaining and serving the
young folk.
M.
of
Han McMullan
Has 6th Birthday
Nan McMullan, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Gene McMullan, observ
ed her sixth birthday on Wed
nesday, January 16th. In cele
bration of the occasion she’ in-
.yited nine little girls for lunch.
The birthday cake, decorated in
pink and green with pink tapers
was placed on. a silver tray, in the
center of the table yvhere covers
were laid for the children. Match
ing ribbon streamers extended
from the cake to packages at each
place which contained partly sou-
Is Hostess For
Parties On Friday
On Friday Mrs. Robert
Vance entertained a number
friends at bridge. Guests were in
vited for four tables for morning
games after which luncheon was
served at the small tables. Mrs.
Judson A. Davis and Mrs. Mur-
phey Tirrirficrman were score win
ners.
In the if ter noon three tables
were in.play with Mys. L. B. .Dil
lard. making Top‘score and Mrs
Wnraffi^aTtey Owens, second
high. Latyr a salad course was
served.
For the occasion the receiving
rooms of the home were adorned
a ith varied arrangements of white
and red carnations and red gladi
oli and camellias.
tact Mrs. T. C. Johnson, Jr.. Mrs.
Robert Johnson, Mrs. Frank Cau-
ley, Mrs. Jasper Rowland, or Mrs.
F. V. Smith.
Bridge Club, Friends
Entertained Tuesday
Mrs. Newton Jones was hostess
for three table^ of bridge on Tues
day afternoon at her home on Elm
Street. Guests included members
of her bridge club and several ad
ditional friends.
When scores were tallied Mrs.
Chris i^tiair, Jr., was high for vis
itors-and^ Mrs: Richard Craig .was
high for club members, After play
the hostess served a party plate.
Bridge Club ,
Meets Thursday
Members of her bridge club met
on Thursday afternoon at the
home o! Mrs. Georgy R. Blalock
with two tables in play.
Prior to the games a dessert
course was enjoyed. Adorning the
home were camellias and quince
in (varied array. Mrs. Hubert
Boyd and Mrs. Robert W. Ander
son were score prize winners.
Garden Clubs
Will Meet Monday
Yellow Jasmine Garden Club
will meet Monday afternoon at
3:30 at the home of Mrs. Nolan
Suddeth, with Mrs. G. A Burton,
co-hostess.
The Carolina Wren Garden Club
will- meet Monday afternoon at
3:30 o’clock at the home of Mr'
B. F. Wingard on Walnut Street,
with Mrs' Gene McMullen and
Mrs. W F Caston, co-hostesses. ^
Mrs. Wingard will siieak on the, Local Women Attend
beauties of Bermuda. * 17 • i V^i
The Suabonnyt, Garden Club j bpiSCOpal Convention
will meet Monday' afternoon at The 35th annual convention of
The Council of Catholic. Nurses
of the Greenville Deanery, meet
ing Sunday hftemoon, Jan. 13.
formulated plans for sponsoring a
public performance of the Pas
sion Play by the I^enten Theatre
Guild of Charleston.
The play will be given Sunday,
March 31, at Gallivan Memorial
Hall for the benefit of St Fran
cis hospital. Traynor Ferillo, of
Mrs. William J Carter, of Jo
anna, council president, was nam-
Charleston, will direct
ed general chairman of plans for
the presentaiton at Sunday after-
Fran
cis hospital nurses home. Com
mittee chairmen are Mrs. John
W. Kirk, of Greenville, tickets;;
Mrs. Jack Vander ^ T ood/ of
The Junior Canteen met Friday
night at the American Legion
building, the meeting being desig
nated as March of Dimes night.
$36 00 was donated by those at
tending and turned ovejr to thy
local polio drive. Approximately
140 students attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jacobs were
guests and Mr Jacobs, chairman
of the local March of Dimes drive,
thanked members of the Canteen
tor their praticipation in the
drive.
Large March of Dimes banners
decorated the walls. A dried ar-
rangmenet centered the refresh
ment table. j.
Those assisting were .Mr and
Mrs Calvin Cooper, Mr and Mrs
William Chisholm, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Cauley. Mr and Mrs L. F
Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
r Wood/ of ] Mixon. Mrs Tom Sease, Mr. and
Greenville, prbgram; Mrs. Mary 1 Mrs Robert Hamer, Mr and Mrs
Sibrans, of Anderson, finance;
Miss Marie Gwinn and Jack Egan,
of Greenville, production: and
Mrs. Charlse Kollar. of Green
ville, publicity. '
Chairmen and committees meet
with Mr Ferillo this week to
complete plans. All Roman Cath
olic nurses ih this deanery. are
asked to ' contact Miss . Mane
Gwinn, of 17 Atwood street, for
information on ways in * which
.they can cooperate in the pro}*-
ect
Birth Announcements
Hubert Boyd, Mrs. Harry Mc-
Sween. Mr. and Mrs Jack Red,
Mr and Mrs Shirley Timmons,
Dr, a.nd Mrs, Fred E Holcombe,
and Mr and Mrs J R. Webb
NEW SUBSCRIBERS
B L. WEINBERG. UR ,
Decatur, Ga.
SGT JAMES BYARS.
CHARLES VINCENT,
New York j
MISS REBECCA JONES,
Corpus Chn-sti, Texas
MRS FURMAN BRATCHER.
Lydia
SGT GAYLE F.IJ.IS,
Junction City, Kansas
W D BECKOM.
j f McCarthy,
- BEATRICE McC-RACKIN'
J M. SMITH.
Joanna
JAMES LAWRENCE.
Washington, D C
LT NELL H AGO ART
Mt Home. Idaho
BROOKS COPELAND.
Statesville, N. C
SIX' LONNIE BRADFORD ,
San Francisco, Calif
P’FC CLIFFORD WOODARD
Seattle, .Wash
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H. W CLELAND.
TOM ELDER. JR.Iw .
W T SCOGLN. *- ,
MILFORD SMITH, f
MRS. ETHEL BAKER
W M HUGHES,
MRS J J SMITH,
GENE BUFFINGTON.
City'
Teacher gaining
School Scheduled
For September
host church, dean^Dr W R JTur-
ner secretary, Mrs. C a r 11 o n
Winrv. md treasurer. R Y Pitta.
The executive committee fqr
] the curriculum -and teacher se-
>eUo : n is composed of Mrs. Mar-
| tin Teague, .Rev Fred Harmon,
and Reese Young.
Dr M A Macdonald* and Mrs.
J W Todd will- have charge of
• certaimr.ent. while Robert
W.ckham and W B K<ftchum
,■ pr.-e 4 - ; <• " T “ee
John H Nabors .s chairman of
• He publicity comm/tee* -and
erving with him w.li be one
member from each church in the
j coynty
A leadership training school,
for Sunday school teachers will
be held Sept 23-27 at the Fir
Presbyterian church in Ixiuren
General chairman will be Ri
McCutcheor
I
halmers
or
the
March of Dimes
Coffees To Assist
With Polio Drive
Entertain Friends
At Dinner Party
Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Fuller en
tertained a group of friends bn
Thursday evening with a dinner
party at their home on Maple
Street.
Pink gladioli fashioned a cen
terpiece for the buffet dinner
table. Covers were Laid at small
tables pryttily appointed in the
receiving rooms where quince and
white camellias were used in dec
oration.
After dinner, bridge was en
joyed. Pfize winners were Dr. and
M»rs.*E. N Sullivan, Robert F.
Black and Pringle Copeland, who
kept floating prize.
Throughout the county a series
of March of Dimes coffees are
being held and planned in the in
terest of the polio drive.
Mrs Marion Nabors, Mrs. H A.
Copeland and Mrs. George Watts
Copeland attended a coffee dur
ing the past week at the home
of Mrs. Hugh Morgan in Laurens.
Mrs. C W Kitchen, of Laurens,
is chairman of the group spon
soring the events.
On Tuesday evening Mrs^ Mar
ion Nabors was hostess for a cof
fee at her home on Ferguson
street
Purpose of the chain coffee
parties yis:
1. To meet your neighbors and
friends and to have fun.
2 To encourage your guests to
discuss programs of the National
Foundation and to promote the
use of Salk vaccine.
3 To receive contributions to
the March of Dimes.
Anyone interested in sponsor
ing a soffee during the month
3:30 at the First Baptist'Church.
The theme will Be "M ike Believe
Flower Show”. Each member is
asked K* bring a flower arrange
ment or corsage. Hostesses are
Mrs. Otto Ferrene. Mrs. Edgar
Taylor, Jr., and Mrs. S. A. ’Jbn-j
the-Upper South Carolina Branch
of the Woman’s Auxiliary of the
Prote-tant Episcopal C h u re ff
opened Tuesday at Christ Church,
Greenville.
The theme of the convention is
‘‘Witness Unlimited/ and principal
mons. 1 speakers were Miss Elizabeth
The Gardenettes will meet Mon-jBeath recently appointed nation-
day afternoon, January 28, aDal se.Tetary of,the United Thank
3:30 at the home of Mrs. Eugene! Offering; the Rt. Rev, Frank A.
i Kang. Election of officers for the Juhan, .former rector of Christ
venirs. Later the cake was cut
and served with ice cream.
Celia Jones was winner of a
coming year will be hold.
The Clara Duckett Club will
meet Monday at 3:30 at >the home
game .prize and later each child J of Mrs. T. J. Leake. Mrs. Joe W.
was presented a prize for ‘‘pin- Leake , and Mrs. R, W Johnson
ning the tail qn the donkey”. I will be co-hostesses. .
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Church, now retired bishop of
Florida, and the Rev. Robert L.
Oliveros, rector' of Holy Trinity,
Clem son and diocesan chairman of
the 'college work. Bishop C Al
fred. Cole ‘celebrated the Holy
Communion T u e s d a y morning
after which he addressed the as
sembly. Mrs. James A Vaugnan,
president of the Woman's Aux-
j iliary gave her report.
Attending from Clinton were
Mrs. J B. Hart, Mrs. Clyde L.
| Ireland, Mrs. E. N. Sullivan and
Mrs Bailev Dixon.
WITH THE SICK
Friends of Mrs. Frank Kellers
will be-interested to know she is
a patient at Hays hospital.
Friends of Mrs. J. H. Von HoT-
len will be interested to know,* she
is convalescing at her home on
Cedar street following a stay at
Blalock clinic.
Mrs. W. W. Simpson, of Flor
ence, underwent a tonsilectomy
Tuesday at Blalock clinic.
Kenneth E. Prince, infant son
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Prince,
is a patient at Hays hospital.
Mrs. W. H. Hampton was ad
mitted to Blalock clinic on Tues
day.
Mrs. J. V. Lowe is a patient at
Blalock clinic ‘ suffering injuries
received in an automobile acci
dent. 4
Mrs. Pearl Hammet, of Whit
ten Village, is a medical patient
at Hays hospital.
! Mrs. Alice Barrow, of Newber
ry, returned yesterday to the
home of her brother, J. Roy Gas-
que, after a several days stay at
Blalock clinic.
Mrs. Vera Bellue is a patient at
Blalock clinic.
W. G. Rosborough. father of
John M. Roswboro, is a medical
patient at Hays hospital.-
David Shockley is a patient
at Hays hospital.
J T Wigley has returned home
frqm Blalock clinic where he has
been a patient.
Patients at Hays hospital in
clude Mrs. Eva Brown, of Cross
Hill; Mrs. Sammie Wright, Wal
ter Heaton, Ernest Harris and
Ray Brewington.
Woman's Golf
Assn. To Meet
# The Woman’s Golf Association
of the Lakeside Country club,
will meet on Tuesday, Feb. 5, at
12 o’clock at the club, with Mrs.
Edwin Farnell and Mrs. Leonard
Wilson as hoste^es.
MARSH
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J Marsh,
301 S. Woodrow St., announce
ael. on January 18. at Hays hos-
the birth of a son. Samuel Mich-
pital.
SEAY
Mr. and Mrs. Herman L. -Seay,
701 Elizabeth St.,. Jmnounce the
birth of a son, Donald Wofford,
oh January 20 at Hays hospital.
Mrs. Seay is the former _^Jiss OI-
lie Quinn.
COPELAND
Mr. and Mrs; J M Copeland,
Jr, of Rt. 2, announce the birth
of a son, David Thomas, on Jan
17 at Blalock clinic Before mar
riage Mrs. Copeland was Miss
Lee Deyton
RICE
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S Rice,
of 188 Cvpress street, announce , ... .
the birth of a daughter. Debra | ma >' call Mrs. Marion Nabors
Gail, on January 18 at Blalock
clinic. Mrs Rice was before mar
riage Miss Lois Phipps.
HYMAN
Mr and Mrs. Billy-Leroy Hy
man, of Greenwood, announce
4he birth of a daughter. Vivian
Lugene, on January 20 at Blalock
clinicL Mrs. Hyman, is,-the former
Miss Joyce Sanders.
ODOM
Mr and Mrs. Riley Odom, of
112 Buice strhut. announce the
birth of a daughter. Cynthia
Lynn, on January 12 at Blalock
clinic. Formerly Mrs. Odom was
Miss Alice Gregory
CHAPIN
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus M Chafin,
607 Jefferson St . announce the
birth of a daughter, Vickie Lynn,
on January 20 at Blalock clinic.-
Mrs. Chafin was before marriage
Miss Bettv Jo Vincent.
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