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i l Thursday, April 11, 1957 . —I - THE CLINTON CHRONICLE THE WOMAN’S PAGE Social Events and Club News of Interest Telephone 74 or 495 Tuesday Club Is,Entertained Mrs. W. L. Corbett was host ess to members of her Tuesday bridge club the past week at her home On Young Drive . Mixed bouquets of colorful spring flowers made _a pretty set ting for the two tables. Refresh ments were served during play. High score for the progressions went to a club visitor, Mrs. B. F. Wingard. Miss Betty Skinner Feted With Luncheon Miss Betty Skinner, bride^elect, was feted on Saturday when Mrs. W. R. Anderson entertained with a luncheon in her honor at the Anderson home on Walnut street. Miss Skinner will be married in June to William M. McMillan, of Greenville. The bride’s table was beauti fully appointed in crystal and silver with white tapers compli menting an all-white arrange ment of Mount Hood daffodils and bridal wreath. Covers were laid for twenty-two at the bride’s table and several smaller tables in tjie receiving rooms which were lovely with arrangements in a bridal greert and white motif. The honoree was presented a corsage and a gift of china in her wedding pattern. Mrs. Hubert jBoyd ^and Mrs. Robert JahnsonassLsted Mrs. An derson. / Carol Hatton Observes Birthday Carol Hatton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hatton, observ ed her fourth birthday March 30. In celebration of the occasion she was given an an aftemnoon party for which about twenty little friends were invited. Mrs. James E. Anderson and Mrs. J. iM. Hatton assisted in en tertaining and serving. The beau tifully decorated doll birthday cake in pink, blue and white, cen tered the refreshment table. Rab bit cookies, ice cream, and cold drinks were served and favors given the guests. "Southern Folklore" Topic UDC Program “Southern Folklore” was dis cussed by Mrs. Jasper P. Row land on Thursday evening for the April meeting of the Stephen D. Lee Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy, which was held at the home of Mrs. Fred Holcombe. Assisting as hostesses were Miss Arva Henry, Miss Mary Johnson, Mrs. Keith Adair and Mrs. J. Karl Johnson. Mrs. Rowland gave a sketch of the history of Southern Folklore and reviewed several stories. Mrs. Fank E. Miller, president, presided over the business , ses- ' sion and appointed the following i nominating committee: Mrs. Nene D. Workman, Mrs. E. B. I Sloan and Mrs. G. A. Burton. J. C THOM AS... * announces - 4 With 4 % * \ pride % a new design r m Wmant STERLING Set your table with stardust — the ster ling of lovely illusions — twinkling stars ... sparkling diamonds . . . springtime flowers ... A delicate, slim-throated look, yet strong with * luxurious solid-silver weight, sculptured for beauty and hand com fort. See STARDUST today! Sii-Piece Place Sttlmj- Place Knife and Fork. Plica Spoon. Teaspoon. Salad Fork, and Spreader — $38 75 Fed Tai tael J. C.Thomas I OUAIITV SERVICE 1 rut ptfsctipnoN nutmAcr To pay for Knowledge Is Often Real Economy.... Can you nwasur* the value of an examination and diagnosis by your Doctor? The fee paid to him is not for work alone. It b also for hb knowledge, for knowing what to do. likewise there are years of study and experience that ore’ a part of every prescription dispensed. Consider this, and note that the pharmacist's fee for professional knowledge it but a small part of the moderate cost of your medicine^ McGee's Drug Store PHONE NO. 1 Pupils Present Music Club Program A number of local music stu dents presented a program on Wednesday afternoon of the past week for the April meting of the Clinton Music club which was held at the First Presbyterian church. Mrs. J. A. Orr was in charge of the program for which a number of teachers, parents and friends of the students were invited. The following took part: Miss DeJl Wilder, Jimmy Orr, pupils of Mrs. Harry McSweeh; David Templeton, Leighann F a r n e 1 1, Beverly and Lillian Muller. Ame Lou Black, pupiLs of Mrs. James Von Hollen; Kathy White and Betty McMurray, pupils of Miss Luva McDonald. Mrs. Frank F. Fowler presided over the business session in the absence of the president, Mrs. Edgar Sadler. Later guests were invited into the church parlors vyhere a social hour and refreshment swere en joyed. Hostesses for the meet ing were Mrs. Nene D. Workman, Mrs. J. P. Rowland and Mrs James L. Walker. Baptist WMS Will Meet Monday The Woman’s Missionary So ciety of the First Baptist church. Junior Girls’ Auxiliary, Sun beams and Sunbeam Babies will meet at the church Monday, Ap ril 15, at 3:30 p. m. Dessert Bridge Given For Club A dessert bridge was £iven on Thursday by Mrs. Roy Gasque for members of her club at the home of Mrs. Henderson Pitts. When the guests assembled a sweet course was served. Two tables were in play during the af ternoon "going to Mrs. Howard Smith Spring flowers in colorful ar ray added to the attractiveness of the card rooms. Lutheran Women Have April Meet Mrs. C. O. Kinard was host ess for the April meeting of the United Lutheran Church Wom en of St. John’s church at her home in Joanna on Monday eve ning. MrsL W. E. Marge was co hostess. Mrs. J. A. Bundrick led the program on ‘Christian Missions— More Than You Think.” She was asisted by Mrs. Marse and Mrs. J. E. Reynolds. A sweet course was served dur ing the social hour which follow ed the program and business ses sion. Thomwell Circle Meets Tuesday The Ella Riddell circle of Thomwell Memorial church met Tuesday morning at Fowler Cot tage, with Mrs. Bell Porter, host ess. The meeting was called to or der by the chairman, Miss Lucile Smith, and prayer was offered by Mrs. George Duncan. Mrs. Porter led the program on “Let’s Talk About,” and also gave the Bible study on •‘Things Which Are t Caesar’s.” Following the minutes and a short business session the meet ing was adjourned with the re peating of the mis pah. Methodist Circles Meet Monday, 15th Circles of Broad Street Metho dist church will meet Monday. April 15, as follows: __ At 4:00 o’clock— Mayme Johnson Mrs. M L. Robertson, chairman and hostess. At 3:30 o’clock— Barden — Mrs. Hubert Pitts, chairman: Mrs. B. B. Ballard and Miss Kate Milam, hostesses. Ellie Hatton—Mrs. J. B Dailey, chairman; Mrs. T. J. Leake, host ess. Dr. and Mrs. lones Hosts at Drop-In Following the banquet on Sat urday evening of the Southern Historical Association at Presby- terjan College, Dr. and Mrs. New ton B. Jones entertained with a drop-in at their home on Elm street. Sandwiches, coffee and other refreshments were Served buffet in the dining room from-the table prettily appointed with an ar rangement of pink snapdragons. Included among the guests were a number of distinguished visitors here for the annual meet ing: Dr. Bell Wiley, noted his torical writer, of Emory' Univer sity; Miss Jeanette Rankin, for mer congress woman from Mon tana. who now resides in Wat- kinsville, Ga.; Dr. Anne King Gregor ie, writer, of'Georgetown; Jack K. Williams, of Clemson, secretary and treasurer of the association; Dr. Daniel Hollis, of of the University of South Caro lina, Columbia, editor of the proceedings. April Meeting Methodist WSCS The Woman’s Society of Chris tian Service of Bro§d Street Methodist church met Monday afternoon at the church. Mrs. Roy Gasque pesided over a business meeting, after which Mrs. Sam McCrary was leader in a special ceremony presenting the “Treasure Chests.” Assisting her were Mrs. Lewis "Pitts and Mrs. Wilmot Shealy. It was an nounced there will be a district meeting of the,WSCS in Abbe ville on April 30. Entertains Club On Thursday Thursday afternoon Mrs. H. L. Eichelberger entertained m e m - brs of her bridge c\ub assembling players for two tables. Gladioli with other arrange ments of spring garden flowers made a pretty setting for cards. Score prizes went to Mrs. George H. Brockenbrough. a club visitor, and Mrs. D. O. Rhame. When cards were laid aside the hostess served a salad plate Easter Theme Featured At Party On Thursday Using an Easter theme, Mrs. Robert W Anderson entertained on Thursday afternoon at Lake side Country dub with a -bridge party. A large bunny with gaily.oolor- ed eggs and basket of flowers adorned the mantel. Purple ins and white daisies were included in floral arrangements used in decoration for the club, while tal lies and other appointments fifl- lowed the chosen motif. Salad and sweet courses .were served after cards. Assisting the hostess in the courtesies of enter taining were Mrs. R. P. Hamer, Mrs. Leonard M. Wilson and Mrs. Claude A. Crocker. Score awards were presented Mrs. W G. King, Jr., Ms. A. D. falter, and Mrs. L. S. Reddeck. Mrs. Ahda Anderson, of Temple City, Calif., who is visiting her son and daughter-in-law, was re- with a guest prize. Dr. and Mrs. Brown Entertain With Tea Saturday afternoon after the meetings of the South Carolina Historical Association in session here. Dr. and Mrs. Marshall W Brown entertained members at tea at their home on Broad street Receiving with the host^ and hostess were Dr. Robert Och, of the University of South Carolina. Columbia, and Dr Newton Jones and Mrs. Jones, of this city, and Dr. Jack Williams, of. Clemson, all officers of the state associa tion. Refreshments were • served in the dining room in buffet style from a beautifully appointed ta ble covered, with an imported.em- broidered cloth and adorned with gladioli, iris, azaleas, and nar cissus arranged in a crystal epergne, carrying out the Easter motif which was also chosen for the refreshments. Throughout the home vari-col- ored iris and narcissus were used for decoration. Assisting in entertaining in the various rooms were: Mrs. A. J. Thackston, Dr. and Mrs. R. P Purdom, Dr. and Mrs. John Ste venson, Mrs. Joseph Qettys, Mrs Ben H. Ham met. Dr. and Mrs James Gray, Miss Marian Burts. Mr. and Mrs. George Clark. Mr and Mrs. Otto Ferrene. Among those from out of town were: Mrs. Mary Sims Oliphant. of Greenville; Miss Jeanette Ran kin. of Watkinson, Ga.; and pr Bell Wiley, of Emory University. Atlanta. Ga. WITH THE SICK Mrs. Lula Parrish, mother of Mrs. Charlie Nabors, is a patient at Blalock clinic. Little Debra Wooten has re turned to her home after a tonsil- ectomy aLBlalpck clinic. Friends of Mrs. W.. C. Dobbins, Sr, will be interested to know she is a patient at Hays v hospital. -Eugene Reynolds underwent surgery at Hays hospital this week. * Elaine Thomas is convalescing at home following .an operation illness at Blalock clinic. Mrs. Thomas Rowe is a patient at Hays hospital, Mrs. Freeman Lanford is a pa - lent at Hays hospital. Also Mrs. Willie Nix, of Joanna, David Ad ams, and James Woody, of Joan na. Mrs. Henry M. Beal is a patient at Blalock clinic Miss Claudette Parrish is a pa tient at Hays hospital following surgery. La Verne Ivester was a patient at Blalock clinic during the week MIDWAY DRIVE-IN THEATRE Clinton — Joanna Now Open 7 Days A Week THURSDAY ARPIL 11 First Run THE NAKED ^ STREET With Farley Granger, Anne Bancroft, Anthony Guinn —Shorts— * "Caribbean Playground” "Mouse Cleaning” FRI. & SAT. APRIL 12-13 Double Feature—First Run THE YOUNG GUNS With RUSS TAMBI.YN GLORIA TALBOTT Short—“Dog Tax » Dogers" SUN. & MON. APRIL 14-15 First Run HOLD BACK THE NIGHT John Payne, Mona Freeman —Shorts— "Ralph Marterie*’ “Wild Do Mouse Work” TI ES. & WED APRIL 16-17 First Run—Cinemascope THE AMBASSADOR’S DAUGHTER OLIVlk DeHAVILLAND JOHN FORSYTHE —S h or t — "Goggle Fishing Bear” COMING SOON! "The Magnificent Roughnecks" "Westward Ho the Wagons’ With Fess Parker Show Starts 8:30 Sharp Sunday Nites! 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