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Thursday, Septem iber 5, 1957 i. THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Paj^e Three THE WOMAN’S PAGE Social Events and Club News of Interest RECENT BRIDE TO MARRY IN OCTOBER —Portrait by William M. Shield* MISS NANCY FAYE SIMMONS SIMMONS-WRENN ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Victor Eugene Simmons, of Clinton, announce the engagement of their daughter, Nancy Faye, to Robert Grey Wrenn, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grey Wrenn, of Clinton. The wed ding will take place on October 20 at Broad Street Methodist Church in Clinton. « A. R? P. Groups Have Meetings The September meetings of the Telephone 74 or 495 Honor Couple With Family Luncheon Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Davis Young, recent bride and groom, Mr. aid Mrs. Rembert Truluck were' hosts on Sunday for a family lunch eon at tae Hotel Mary Musgrove. Pink carnations and roses with bride .s slipper place cards for eigh teen guesU, prettily appointed the table. A four course luncheon was served. A "good luck” corsage was pre sented the bride and the couple was also remembered with a gift. Out-of-town members of the fam ily here for the occasion included Mrs. Harry Williams, of Charlotte, N. C.; ( Mr and Mrs. Edmunds Young,'of Newberry; Mrs. C. I). Boyd, of Bartow, Fla.; Mr. a^id Mrs. A. R Hamilton, of Laurens, and al so Miss Rosalyn Dendy, of Laur ens. Mrs. Fraser Honors Bride and Visitor Here Mrs. T. Layton Fraser entertained v ith a seated tea on Saturday after noon in compliment to Mrs. John -~BUts -3rd, of Albemarle, N. C\, a bride, and Miss Grace Beckett, of Vineland, N. J., house guest of the Frasers. The honorees and Mrs. Davis Young, August bride, were emembered-with corsages. During the party hour, 4:30 to 5:30, guests were invited into the dining room for refreshments. To compliment a center bouquet of while asters four crystal holders held w'hite lighted tapers for the tea table which was overlaid with a linen outwork cloth. Mrs. James S. Gray served punch and Miss El len Fraser assisted in serving sand wiches, cakes and mints. Also as sisting the hostess was Mrs. Roy Gasque, In the living room white and lav- Birth Announcements BRADSHAW Mr and Mrs. Jerry Lee Brad shaw. of 209 S Broad St., announce the birth of a son. Jerry I-ee. Jr., on August 31 at Hays Hospital Before marriage Mrs. Brbdshaw was Miss Mary Lewis WYATT Mr and Mrs Charlie Wyatt, of 109 Fergqson St . announce the birth | Mrs Dartd Owens. Mr patient overnight Tuesday at Bla ated with Spartanburg s Council will lock Clinic . pay an admission fee of $2 00 per Thomas Prince is a medical pa- day- Refresher students will have tient at Hays Hospital I the same fee to pay with $1 00 fee G. L Locklear was a patient*at examination which will be point Blalock Clinic several days this score judging on arrangement, Sept, week suffering a broken foot injury an d horticulture Sep' J9. All S G Clayton, of Laurens, who has-^tifresher .sturle^vtjsore urged to matl been a patient at Hays Hospital suf. ftheir credentials tp’the Chairman of fering a hand injury, has been j the School,- Mrs E R Thayer, New transferred to the Veterans Hospital, Greenville Highw ay \SparUbburg. Columl.fd Flower arrangement will be Patients at Blalock Clinic include taught on September 18. 10:00 a m. Walter ,0 J 2 15 P m - and fr ,m 2:00 to 4 00 Mrs Murray Adams. Is of a son 1 on September i at Hays! Smith Ho'-pitaT'-A 7 1 rd Bishop and Barbara Ann Ha- WINDSOR ley daughter if Mr aid Mr- H A Mr and Mrs Tommy H Windsor -J bin ley , 75 Palmetto St , Lydia, announce "^' - v 1 ' : -t »n opera the birth of a daughter, Sonja Ane- !i "’ ,«*» Fue^day at Hays Hospital ha. on September f at Blalock (Jin- following who have been pa Mrs Windsor before tnarnage Mis^ Dorothy Maxwell. SHARPE Mr. and Mrs J L Sharpe, of Rt 12, F.noree. formerly of (iintor,. an nouhee the birth of a daughter on I August 30 at Spartanburg General I Hospital The hahy was born on the third birthday of another daughter. I Julia. Mrs Sharpe* is the former M iss 'LouTse Good win, of Asheville, n c: SHRIGI.EY Mr and Mrs. Richard Shriglev , . ■ .u u .i ’Ii's r.arl Armstrong is improv of this ntv announce the birth of a „ .* ,, , .. , .. , ling at Ha\s Hospita to Owing i daughter. Kim ( hn-tenC. at the Jo- t 1 anna Hospital on August 31 Mr- "’V ‘ ' ^ , .. , t Fhe following were pati Shrigley is the former Miss Janet . , , Sloan, daughter of Mr and Mrs N: !‘ rj ‘ ' fllirin ‘ %’.• A ’' v k , Jt £ l *~ L Sloan of this city 1 fKk ‘ hn ^ Mr ' Lowery, W H. Pinson of Cross Hill - ■ d M i - Mary Sr,o a m , by Mrs W If p,arton. Na- '.-<nal F’ower Show Schooi Chair- r.-niin Horticulture will he taught on S. r •-.n e-r 19 by Mrs J M. S ra'lonai;;- known horticul- ’un-t. and a mi mn^r of the Nation al Council of Garden Clubs The final examination will he held on 20 for thoae lients at Hays Hospital were able to „ , _ return to their homes earlier in the ^ n ^ a y- •'>ep , emh» r week. Estes Campbell. Joe Daven- port, Mrs. Robert Dunaway. Harold Lawson and Sandra Mill'- daughter Of Mrs Jessie Hairston. Sqndra Ray underwent an opera-, lion last Week at Blalock Clinic Mrs Betty Townsend, of Joanna underwent an operation Wednesday r-’ . ' at Hays Ho-pital . Rev J W SpiMers has returned to his Home from Blalock Clinic where he was a patient last .week Students for thjs school are re minded of the fallowing books on the reading list which -Mould he read prior to attending the school Ameri can Colorist, Bernn booklet^ Re view B<Aik - on Color listed in Course 3. Complete Landscape Garden Korbobo History of Flower Arrangement, Berrall Womans Home Companion Bofik Winster— Chapter- 22 , 23 27. 28 35. and Pi WITH THE SICK' c . ^ Cl Spartanburg Flower Friends of Mr- A B Stump will C^L^I h«- interested to know she is a pa ^^lOW School 10 Be tient at Hays Hospital Held In September Mrs. John T Adair returned to her : Miss'F ? erreTie Honored With Dance Miss Linda Ferrene, who 1 left this circles of the Associate Reformed ^ week with her family to make her Presbyterian Church were held, on home in Maxton, N. C., was honored Monday. by a group of friends with a fare- The afternoon circle met with Mrs. | well dance on Saturday evening at Reception For ender asters were prpimv_..^r:m^lM-^^ — ed. In Church Parlors R. L. Plaxico. Mrs. George Watts Copeland led the program on “Tem perance ” Also discussing articles were Mrs. Hubert Todd, Mrs. Plux- the Hotel Mary Musgrove. About 60 young people attended the semi- furmal affair. A refreshment table was appoint- ■ « nci , . ed in the ball room with a silver r. ’r-7 . , ' J - loan and Mrs. A. j-owl of roses, dahlias and gladioli. Brass containers of gladioli and B Blakely. Later a social hour was enjoyed and the hostess served a salad course. Mrs. George Thompson Copeland asters were used in the ball room with ivy and attractive cut outs of the honoree’S name to decorate in a pink and white motif. Sandwiches, was hostess to the evening circle at punch, mints, ham biscuits and as- the home of Mrs. George Watts j sorted dainties were served buffet. Copeland. Mrs. Nolon Carter was j Parents of the following girls who leader on the study topic and tak-j were hostesses served as chaperones ing part were Mrs. James P. Sloan, I during the evenin’?: MLssqs Kay Mrs. R. L. Plaxico, Jr., Mrs. George|Thomas, Dclle Wilder, Linda Milam, Thompson Copeland and Mrs. Mar-, Rachel Ann Wilson, Julie .Bolick, ion Nabors. I- Sandra Davis, Ann Ray. .Margaret A social hour was held later and Ella Copeland, Myrna Sease, Lena the hostess served a refreshment I Copeland, Sara Ray, Dian -Stephen- course Ison and Nancy Thackstpn Morning Party Honors Miss Winn Miss Frances Winn, whose wed ding takes plaOe Saturday after noon, was guest of honor for a coke party given by Mrs. J. P Rowland and Mrs. Frank Cauley on ,Sattir- day morning at the Rowland home on Hickory street. Seasonal arrangements adorned the dining and living rooms and den. Red celosia, greenery and bronze dahlias in shaded tones were used in the living room, and yellow celosia was prettily blended with orange pyracantha for the den. Refreshments of assorted sand wiches, cookies and other party dainties were served with cold drinks in the dining room. White dahlias and clematis centered the lace cov ered table. Miss Winn was presented china in her chosen pattern and Mrs. Davis Young, who was a special guest, was remembered with a gift. MRS. CHARLES DAVIS YOLNG Mrs. Charles Davis Y’oung, before her marriage op ..August 10 in the First Presbyterian Church in Columbia, Tenn., was Miss Edith Love Hawkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Landis Alvin Hawkins, of Rowling Green, Ky. Mr. Yjoung, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Young, of this city, is a student at Columbia Theological Seminary at Decatur, Ga., and they are making their home in Conyers, Ga home \csterday from Hays Hos- i ,-i September 18 19, and 2d pit'll where she has been a patient Flower Show ^ch<M>l No 4 will be Friends of d C Pace w ill be glad held at the F- creation Center and to know he is improving satisfac- sponsored by the Spartanburg Gar torily at Blalock Clinic following an operation yesterday Little Elizabeth Jones, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Jones, was a den Council Advance registrations, wdl ht v taken by Mrs Jo^n Sloan. Clifton, S C , or Telephone 32941 Students whose clubs are not affili IF YOU DON'T READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DONT GET .HE NEWS Phon* 74 Dillard Boland JEWELER 103 E. PitN St. EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING Krankoma Pottery Watches Kimherlv Diamonds Towle. Reed and Barton Phone 1699 Andersens, Foys Entertain Teachers- Mr and Mrs W R Anderson, Honoring their son and his bride. ^ an< ^^ rs - N- foy entertained Mr. and Mrs. Davis Young. Mr. and S^dcn tea on Wednesday af- Mrs. Henry M. Young entertained , j er ^' oon ^ the past week at the An with a reception on Saturday eve ning in the parlors £>f 'the First Presbyterian Church Peanie cordially invites you » to attend the opening of her . ' • • • r ; _ Dress & Gift Shoppe -on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday September 5, 6, 7 207 North Broad Street (Next to Broadway Theatre) Clinton, S. C. On each of the opening days a $25.00 dress will be given as a door prize. Dresses by Norris of Dallas, Minx Mode, and Nelly Don i 4* Offering Complete Bridal Service * V ^ . Also Decorating For All Occasions by Mrs. B. F. Wingard Mr. and Mrs. Henry M ‘Young, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Adair, Mr and Mrs. J. J./Cornwell greeted the guests. Also receiving here were Mrs. Harry Williams, of Charlotte, N. C., Mr and Mrs. Fuller L. Reese, Jr., Col and Mrs. B F. Wingard and Dr. W. R. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Henderson Pitts in troduced the guests to the receiving line which wps composed of the host and hostess, the bride and groom. Dr. J. ,W. Davis for whom the groom was named. Miss Frances Winn and John P Line, of Atlanta. Ga., whose wedding takes place Saturday, MY. and Mrs. A. C. Reed, Jr., Mrs. Reed is the former Miss Maudalene Young and they were married on August 17; also Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard Lukstat, bride and groom of derson home on West Walnut street, for teachers in school district fifty-! six M r . Anderson, superintendent, Mr. Foy, assistant, and their wives are hosts annually to teachers in the, district at the beginning of the school year to introduce new faculty! members and for an informal get together Assisting in entertaining and serv ing were Mrs. Robert Johnson, Mrs Roily Bannister, Miss Rose Lee and Miss Helen Anderson. Bride-Elect Honored With Linen Shower Miss Sara Jordan and Mrs Ted Clark entertained with a kitchen- linen shower on W’ednehday morn ing, August 28. honoring Miss Flo- rine Ginn, bride-elect of John H. , , . .. , Dow’dle, at the Youth Center on the recent date. The brides and brides- campus elect were presented wristlets of „ ■ . , white pom poms to wear. ! , * yre served refreshments Entertaining the guests were Mr bu ? fet ^ s f ndwicbes Y n J uts - and Mrs. Claude Crocker, Mr. and ^ from the br.de s Mrs. A. R"7ram.Tton of Laurens. 1 tah * H wb,ch 30 ‘ m ' Mr and Mrs W. J Henry. Mr and ^ J Iolh ( . over ^ t vt i. an d decorated with a pink and white Mrs Mmunds Yo " ngs -X Newber ' floral arranifement. Approx,malel. Penneys A I V. c » >! »»S } S l 00*141 SMART GIRL, SHf COUNtS ON CARE-fREC ORLONS She haa to! She's got herself sod her family to clothe. She wants sweaters that keep 'em warm, wear for years . /. sweaters that wash, hanger dry, have do fear of moths. S//op Venney 's Easy-Care Orlons TAKE PENNEY’S FAMOUS FASHION ORLONS >.. ry, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Truluck, Mrs. C. D. Boyd of Bartow, Fla., Mr. and Mrs. W’. C. Shealy, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hollingsworth, Mr. and Mrs J. C. Thomas. Mrs. W. C. Baldwin and Mrs. J. B. Speake served punch from a ta ble beautifully appointed with an epergne filled with asters, fever few and clematis. Serving were Misses Florence Wfinn, Georgia Young. Betty Jane Hamer, Leanna Young. Rose Moore Nettles, Julia Gfay, Louise Speake and Celia Gasque. Carol and Tinky Young passed mujU• Miss Ella McCrary. Miss Agnes Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Winn and Mrs. John VV. Little entertained the guests in the reception rooms where refreshments were being served. Misses Becky Speake and Bessie Jones kept the bride’s reg ister. Others assisting were Mrs. W’. Roy Piths, Mrs. John T Young and Mrs. Hubert Pitts. White gladioli with giant lavender dahlias as color accent were used in bouquets in the recreation, room. Pink roses and carnations in a silver bowl complimented by lighted tapers adorned the ladies parlor Gladioli and dahlias shading from yellow to bronze were decorative on the table where the bride’s register was kept. Mr. and Mrs. William Owens, Mr add Mrs. Kit Young bade, the guests goodbye. Mr. and Mrs Fayette Henry and daughter, of Leesville, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Young and family, and Mrs. Ross Young, of Laurens, were out-of-town guests attending the^ re ception ULCW Meet Monday At Whitten Village The September meeting of the United Lutheran Church Women was held on Monday evemng at Whitten Village with Mrs. Julia Lit tlefield and Mrs Fred Burnett as co-hostesses The president, Mrs. F. M. Boland, opened the meeting with prayer. The program on “We Look At Our selves” was delyb Msr'rS selves” was led by kfrs. Allan Wertz, Jr., assisted by/Mrs. Robert Anderson, Mrs. O. C- Woodruff, Mrs. W. E. Marse, Miss Berlia Ept- ing and Miss Lois Blakely. During a social hour a sweet course was served with Mrs. Wood- ■Hruff assisting in serving. , fifty friends attended. i Gifts were then presented to the honoree to open. The hostesses’ gift to Miss Ginn was linen and a cor sage of white mums Miss Inez Tucker assisted in the courtesies of entertammg Miss Humphries Weds Mr. Lowe The Rev. 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