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/' Thursday, May 23; 1957 / THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Pace Threa THE WOMAN’S PAGE Social Events and Club News of Interest Telephone 74 or 495 Bible Class Meets Tonight The Ladies’ Bible class of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian church will meet tonight (Thurs day) at 7:30 o’clock with Mrs. George Watts Copeland on N. Adair Street with Mrs. Goerge T. Copeland, assistant hostess. Tribbles Have Guests; Entertained at Supper Dr. and Mrs. David Tribble and children, Curtis, Dave, and Ben, of Winston-Salem, N. C., are vis iting the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B, Tribble. Also here during the week-end were Mr. and Mrs: John Cerny, of Atlan ta, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wills, of Williamston. On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Adair were hosts for supper at the Wallace House in Newberry to a family group in cluding: the W. B. Tribbles, Dr. and Mrs. Tribble, Mrs. Cemy, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Plaxico, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Plaxico, Jr., and Miss Nannie Young Tribble. Mrs. Addison Is Club Hostess Mrs. Tom Addison was hostess on Thursday to members of her bridge club for a number of af ternoon games. Two tables were in play, with Mr^. Ed Sadler and Mrs. - Heath Copeland being presented prizes. A refreshment plate and cold drinks were served during the afternoon. For the occasion the hostess’ home was lovely with roses and other flowers of the season. WMU Quarterly -Meeting May -25 - - The Third Division of the Lau rens Women’s Missionary Union will meet at Bethabara church Saturday, May 25. The meeting will begin at 10:00 a. m. and adjourn for lunch at 1 o'clock, which will be furnished by the ladies of Bethabara. The presidents of . the associa tion, committee chairmen, and youth leaders, YWA, GA’s and Sunbeams are specially invited to attend, it is stated by the Third Division president, Mrs. L. T. Watts, of Mountville. Mother-Daughter Banquet Saturday At Hurricane Church A Mother-Daughter banquet was given by the Girls’ Auxiliary of Hurricane Baptist church on Saturday evening at the church. A cold plate was served to 27 guests, including the pastor, Rev. J. H. Darr, and Mrs. Darr. Guest speaker was Mrs. Satter field, of Newberry. Leaders assisting with the ban quet were: Mrs. W. H. Gastley, Mrs. Harold Copeland, Mrs. W. T. Scogins, Mrs. John Teague, and Mrs. Bill Bishop, missionary pres ident. Mrs. Cauley Hostess To Tuesday Club Mrs. Frank Cauley was hostess to members of her bridge club Last Tuesday afternoon at the home of her mother, Mrs. Inez Pruitt, oh Centennial street. When cards were laid aside dainyt refreshments were served. Score awards for the afternoon went to Mrs. Sam McCrary and Mrs. Paul Pearson. Red and white roses were at tractively rooms. MISS MARJORIE MUXS Mills-Thompson Engagement Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Mills, of Pageland, formerly of Clinton, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Marjorie, and Bruce Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. A- Thompson, of Michi- arranged in the card g an City, Ind. The wedding will take place June 4 at the Page- ♦ land Presbyterian Church. Miss Sumerel's Pupils r~ Presented In Recital ! Thom well Seniors Friday evening in the assembly Honored at DCmQUet hall of the First Baptist Church Friday evening, May 10, in the Miss Maude Sumerel presented Thornwell dining hall the sen- her piano pupils in recital. Snapdragons and Dorothy Per kins roses were used in decora tion for the hall and to fashion a bouquet for the piano. During a iors and their guests were enter tained by members of the junior class for the annual Junior-Senior banquet. The welcome was given m by social hour following the musical | Carolyn Allen, president of the program block cream and cookies senior class. James Eason gave were served. | a toast to Thornwell, and Jane Mrs. T. L. W. Bailey, Mrs. Er- Wofford a toast to the seniors Mary Ella Bailey, Ruth Bailey j was Rev. H. B. Dillard, of Abbe- and Marian Burts assisted Miss ville. A girls’ sextette gave sev- Sumerel in entertaining and serv- eral musical numbers, and after ing. the banquet games were enjoyed The following students took in the recreation room of the new part: j Tqjn Hartness hall. Ty Smith, Diane Bradberry, ! The dining room was beautiful- Ty Payne, Clara Bell Hill, Sarajly decorated for the occasion in Bradshaw, Rita Bond, Dolly | » rose ballet motif using a pink Crouch, Belinda Leonard, Ronie color note. The tables were ar- Thursday Bridge Club Has Meeting Tjhursday afternoon rmemberi of Mrs. J. B. Hart’s bridge club met at her home at Joanna. Roses, pansies and snapdragons fashioned a background for the two tables in play. Mrs. A 119 * 1 Godfrey and Mrs. Thornwell Dunlap were score prize winners. Late in the afternoon the host ess served a salad plate. Tuesday Club Is Entertained Tuesday afternoon of the past week Miss Ella Little McCrary was hostess to members of her bridge cTub, assembling players for two tables. Sweetpeas, pansies and other spring flowers made a colorful background for the tables which were appointed for a sweet course before cards. Mrs. Julian Cole man was high score winner. Bonnister-McCloin Rites Announced Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Monroe McClain announce the marriage of their daughter. Retha Jeanine, to Charles Bannister on January 8, 1 S*57, at the Baptist Church in Laurens. The Reverend Grange Cothran performed # the ceremony. Mrs. Bannister wiU graduate from Clinton High School with the 1957 graduating class. She holds a secretarial position with C. W. Anderson Hosiery Co. Mr. Bannister is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Roily Bannister of Mountville. He is a graduate of Clinton High School and attended Southern Technical Institute of Georgia Tech in Chamblee, Ga. He holds a position with Clinton Mills. The young couple will reside in Mountville. with Mrs. Sarnie Pinson as co hostess. The Sun Bonnet club will meet ait 3:30 Mondhy with Mrs. George Bellingrath on Calvert avenue, with Mrs. L. V. Powell and Mrs. Frank Miller as assistant hostesses, t Thornwell Church Women Have Annual "Birthday Party" The annual birthday, party, of the Women of the Church^’of Thornwell Memorial Church was held Sunday afternoon ait the Sa- fay Cottage with Mrs. Margaret Montgomery as hostess. The president, Mrs. J. K. Brown, called the meeting to or der and offered prayer. The de votional was given by Mrs. George Duncan. Mrs. W. I. Hen derson, program leader, intro duced two Presbyterian college i students, Allen Johnson, who gave a splendid talk on “Student Work in Mexico,’’ and Yong Ki Lee, of Korea, who talked on;! “Medical Work in Korea,” which are the two objectives for the birthday offering this year Following adjournment the members were invited into thej dining room where the birthday cake, with glowing candles, cen tered the prettily appointed table. Mrs. Cora Stewart cut the cake and punch was served by Mrs Robert Wickham. Colorful arrangements of chry santhemums, gladioli, and snap-J dragons were placed "throughout the home b . I of Prather Circlet, announce the Birth Announcements 4^ * ' u ' 1 ,T* r \, cord 2!!‘ Joyce, on May 19 at Hayp hos- STROUD pital. Before marriage Mrs^ Mad- Mr. and Mrs Reuben B Stroud d€n was Mm W^lhe Mae Ward of 303 Frances street, announce . -.' < / the birth of a daughter. Tern LOSCS jlStfif Elaine, on May 19 at hos-, Friends of Mrs Hugh Simpson pital. Mrs. Stroud is the former , _ ... - Mis Shirley Wilson. -i A il! ,ympathize ^ her ir * McCROSKY ; V ' of her ‘ Mrc r R i fCoLine Ed wards) Smith, which , , A - I, oorurr-d * a Monro,. N C ho.- i J S ' ;* n ™ unOT p.!" on Saturday rftor a on* the birth of a daughter, Terry .. c ^ r \a~ tn . oY i i i- • illness Mrs Smith*was -i native Lee, on May 19 at Blalock clinic , . .. Mrs. McCrosky is>the former Miss J ‘ lon .’ Linda Lewis, and Mr McCrosky) Attending funeral services in us a student at Presbyterian col- Union on Sunday were Mrs Paul lege. ' T Wood. Mrs W Roy Pitts. Mrs MADDEN W R Pitts. Jr , Mr and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Madden. Goryne L Sump-son Graduates Are Entertained Tuesday Tuesday evening the Thornwell and Clinton High School gradu ates were entertained at the J. C.| ^-^^1 Thomas “Jeweirjr Store; Fuller, Jean Sipes, Georgia Young, Linda Bridges, Barbara Anderson, Jane Ellen Fowler, Re becca Bundrick, Jimmie Furr. ranged in a T-shape and adorned with roses, candles and the favors which were miniature ballet Martha Milam, dancers. A tracery of roses was i used along the tables. J. C. THOMAS, Jewelers CLINTON “It’s Time That Counts” JOANNA Assisting the staff in entertain ing and serving refreshments during the evening were Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Wilder, Miss Frances Sheely, Miss Bernice Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Martin, Miss Julia Porter, and Miss Luva Mc Donald. Each of the graduates was, presented a gift, the girls’ gifts' being silver in' their chosen pat- tern. Mauldins Honored With Housewarming Mr. and Mrs: Ben P. Mauldin 1 were honored with a housewarm-l ing at their new home on Cald well street Friday evening by Mrs. William Gambrell. Roses, pansies and vari-color- ed flowers Were attractively ar ranged throughout the home with emphasis placed, on rose arrange ments on the living,room mantel, j Approximately seventy - five friends called between the hours of 7:30 and 10:00. Cakes, coqkies, mints and nuts | were served during the evening, j Assisting Mrs. Gambrell were Mrs. O. F. Beaty and Mrs. Mar vin DeYoung. ‘ . Mrs. Jacobs, Jr. Entertains Club Mrs. J F. Jacobs, Jr., enter tained members of her bridge club on Wednesday afternoon at her home on South Adair Street Tw-o out-of-town visitors here were guests for the party, the hostess’ sister, Mrs. Kum Pren- dergast of Winston-Salem, N. C., and Miss Virginia Sadler of New York - -Prizes were won by Mrs. Harry McSween and Mrs Robert F. Black Following the progressions covers were laid and salad and sweet courses were served. A variety of roses beautifully decorated the card rooms for the party. Joint Hostesses For Bridge Party Entertaining jointly Mrs. Fuller L Reese, ^r , and Mrs. Lawrence N. Warren were hostesses tb a number of friends for a- bridge party on Wednesday afternoon of the past week at the Mary Mus- grove Hotel. The private dining room when’ tables were placed for cards was' lovely with spring flowers in' artistic array. Arrangements in cluded a variety of roses, daisies and mixed bouquets in pastel tints. High and second score awards were presented Mrs. Abit Alex ander and Mrs. Ansel B. Godfrey^ When cards were 1'aid aside a salad plate, cake squares and tea were served. Garden Clubs To Meet Monday , The Clara Duckett Garden club wall meet Monday afternoon at 3:30 at the First Baptist church.) Mrs. G. H. Hodges and Miss Ruth Bailey are hostesses. ' The Carolina Wren Garden club will meet Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Watts Copeland. From there the group will go to Stomj> Springs for ~~a picnic. The Yellow Jasmine Garden club will meet Monday at 3:30 in the former Home Economics room at the Junior High Schol build ing on Hampton avenue. A work* shop in corsage making will be conducted by Mrs. T. C. Johnson, Jr. Members are asked to bring flowers and equipment for mak ing corsages. The Gardenettes will meet ait 3:30 Monday afternoon at the J home of Mrs. Lynn Cooper; Jr.. PenneyIs ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! Thursday - Friday - Saturday BIG WEEK-END OF SAVINGS! DOLLAR "7‘ : ' ■ - ‘-I - ; 4 Jr* M -V A } Come fill her summer with our EASY-DO-UP DOLLAR DILLYS! SAVE! PERCALE SUNBACKS Suds-Ioving, cotton prints, specially finished to wash wonderful and need little ironing! . Elasticized shirred waist. Sizes 12 to 20. HVj to 2t' 2 . HERB’S A ONE flME BI Y! SAVE! MEN’S WASH N’ WEAR DACRON-RAYON SLACKS 2 Pair For 9.00 I Three top wash n’ wear fabrics from Pacific Mills! Plains and fancies in popular pleated Coast model! 30-42 waist. BE SI RE TO SEE! 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