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: Thursday, January 30, 1958 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Wednesday Club Is Entertained THE WOMAN’S PAGE Soaal Events and Club News of Interest Telephone 74 or 495 Club Members Enjoy Dessert Bridge Thursday afternoon members of her card club enjoyed a dessert bridge at the home of Mrs. Roy Cas que. White poinsettlas, quince and green plants arranged in the den made a pretty setting for the two tables appointed for refreshment;. Mrs. Jasper Rowland was top scorer and the hostess’ sister-in-law, Mrs. Alice Barrow, who is visiting here, was remembered with a guest prize. Mrs. Copeland Is Garden Club Hostess The Yellow Jasmine Garden Club members met on Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ralph Cope land, with Mrs. C. T. Thomason and Mrs. R. M. League assisting as hostesses. Dried arrangements and foliage were used in the meeting rooms. Mrs. Ralph N. Tedards was wel comed as a new member. Mrs. G. A. Burton and Mrs. Wal ter Shuman presented the after noon’s program. Mrs. Burton dem onstrated how to prune shrubbery and shoved some Implements used in cutting. Mrs. Shuman talked on ‘ Lawn Grasses.” At the close of the program the hostesses served a refreshment plate of party dainties and sweets with coffee. Henry Laurens Topic Study Club Program Wednesday afternoon of the past W(pek Mrs. C. B. Betts was hostess to the Study Club at her home on Maple Street. Sprays of flowering quince were used for decoration throughout the home. Mrs. Marshall Brown presented an interesting program on Henry Laurens, of Charleston, patroit and statesman, who was closely identi fied with the early history of our state and for whom the town of Laurens was named. During the afternoon refreshments of a congealed chicken salad course, coffee ami cake were served. Slides Shown On Longwood Gardens Slides on Longiwood Gardens were shown by Mrs. 1. M. Smith on Mon day afternoon for the meeting of the Clara Duckett Garden Club at the home ol Mrs. J. R. Cox. r Mrs. Smith had made the pictures while on a taur of the gardens lo cated in Pennsylvania, dear Wil mington, Del., which have been de veloped by the DuPont farpily. During a business session a nomi nating committee composed of Mrs. C. W. Cooper, Mrs. J. C. Thomas and Mrs. Henry Young, was ap pointed ^ Following the program the host ess and assistanLhostess, Mrs. Hugh Ray, were assisted in scrying re freshments by the former’s mother, Mrs. W. L. Leary, of Greenwood. Sandwiches, ham biscuits, assorted dainties, cakte and nuts were served with coffee. A green and yellow color note was prettily carried out in decorations and the refreshment menu. A dried arrangement in the chosen colors adorned the reception hall and yel low gladioli and bronze chrysanthe mums were combined with green ery for the mantel in the living room. April Bride-Elect — Legioh Auxiliary^ Has Varied Program For January Meeting The January meeting of the American- Legion Auxiliary was held 6rf Tuesday afternoon of the past week at the home of Mrs. J. P. Rowland, with the president, Mrs. Fred Holcombe, presiding. F^fe Three Episcopal'Women Schedule Showing ’Fashions For ’58' Birth Announcements Styles for spring and summer from seven Clinton business firms are to be preented at “Fashions for Mrs. F. M. Stutts offered prayer '•58,” a preview of latest clothing and following the^fegular ritual'for children, teenagers and ma- vnjiw Mrs. Louie Thomley gave the treas-| irons. February 12 at 4:00 p m. in GREGORY urer’s report which included an ex- the ballroom of Hotel Mary Mus- and ^ rs Russel] Greg r> of penditure of $21 75 for special reha- 1 grove Rou, '‘ 2 - announce the birth of a bihtation The president reported! L oca ] ready to-wear establish R ri>ecca Jane on January _ seven new members, f merits and^dopartmont stores par ^ tfays Haspitj] Vfr- Gngor^^^ a Army colrxjel Mrs. Heiderson Pitts introduced, tidpatjn the sHow incIvKlf . *** ^re mamago Miss-Virginia turPOn the ^ ^ th * p pLS Mrs. Harry McSween, and her Bplk s Catos shoppe Mur Dunaway . * Miss Barbara MJlam Is the daugh ter of li|r. and Mrs. William Cope land Milam, of 403 V Adair St., Who announce her engagement to Jerry Earle Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Davis, of 122 Ebaugh Ave., Greenville. The wedding Is to be sol emnized April 8 at Broad Street Methodist Church. Entertaining members of her card club Mrs. Rufus Sadler was host ess for three tables of bridge on Wednesday afternoon of the past week. * Used in decoration for the card rooms were magnolia foliage and flowering quince. ' Mrs. Ed Sadler made top score for the progressions Coffee and sweet buns were served during play. In cooperation with the polk) drive contributions were made to the campaign. Newman-Few Rites In Greenville Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Buchanan Robertsoh, of Winston-Salem. N A C., announce the marriage of Mrs Rob ertson's sister, Miss Sina Angeline Newman of Greenville, to Wilson Gary Few, son of Mr. and Mrs. Er nest Gary Few, of Greer. The service i took place January 10 at the home of the Rev. M B Pat rick it Greenville. Mrs. Few is tK<i daughter "of flick'd. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. . . late Mr. and Mrs Mrs. John Ray-i James E Wolfe, Mrs K P Hamer, ir) 0 ‘ on’tn- uxi 1 mond Newman, of Lynn. N. C. The couple went on a trip- to Florida. Their new home is at 510 Courtland Apts. The bride formerly resided in Clinton where she was connected with Southern Bell Teleph on e Com pany. ^ Episcopalians Attend to include prizes and refreshments. -T r _ The fashion show, the fourth an- PlOCCSOn Convention nual presentation of its kind to be * sponsored by the auxiliary, is part four representatives from All of a fund-raising campaign by the unts Episcopal Church attended the group to pforide a carpet for All diocesan convention of the Woman's I Saints Church. Auxiliary on Tuesday at the Church of OurJiavior in Rock Hill Attending weriT'Mrs E N. SolK- van. president of the Woman s Aux iliary, Rev Giles Lewis, pastor. Mrs J B Hart and Mrs Michad Turner ' . . Mrs Robert. Velieville 3rd, of Yardley. Pa *as the principal speaker Mrs Bellevile and her hu? lec- Episebpal 1 Mrs Mas Holcombe introduced Mrs. Ben H. Hammett, polio drive chair- . , , . . . _ 1 in x port wear, casual cottons, suit' man, who explained the importance , ’ , , , . e .. „ . _” 0 afternoon dresses and formats an of the Salk vaccine. Rembert S. • . . . .. . A . . . . to be named by the stores they rere r, ‘ " Truluck showed a polio film. J 71 Following the program a social hour and refreshments were enjoy- Class Continues ! 77 Stewardship Studies - Mrs. Gault President The January meeting of the La-1 GardenetteS Club daughter. Lucile, and Mrs Ed Sad- ray Garber ' s pe ar | e Henry, and ler, who gave *a number of piano p^nney’s Accessories are to be and vocal selections, using Mrs s h own from Moore’s Shoe Store; m man McSween s compositions. i addition to those from shops named notirwe the birth of a Models to present new fhschions franklin. HI on fanuar Hospital Before marriage Low man wgis Miss Harriet < resent next .week, according to Mrs BEIX R Michael Turner, chairman of the \i a nd Mrs Julian Mann Bel ■ fashion show, w hich is under the j of 205 West Walnut St announce the • birth of a son. Charles Alan, on Jan- Mr A D. Salter, Mrs. Ray Pitts, ary '° f AI1 Saints fP^'Pal Church „ arv 2 ; a , Hays Hospital Formerly Mi'.Almon Spencer, Mrs. James "'ll h,> »v*ilabte begin- Mr- I M , ? HamiQOf ■: S(oan. Mrs. Dennis Sowers and Mrs riin '' Monday and may be purchased Etberton Ga j G a Burton. ' I from members ofi the church's con- _ KELLEY 1 greeation or at stnr *s participating Mr and Mrs Ofin Kenneth Kel- in the show Mrs V B Jones and ley of 107 Tillman Circle, Joanna Mrs * J H Leighton. Jr are in- announcekbe birth of a son. Gary .-.-p.“■ —k«ts Kenneth, on January 28 at Blalock Mrs: George Watts Copeland was 'nothing for children will be (Time Mr- Kelley wa> formerly hqstess to the Carolina Wren Gar- sh ‘ mn thl ' s year for th<> first Hnie. Miss .Julia lusti den Club Monday afternoiin for the February meeting. Miss Margaret) Church in Okinawa, where they LOWMAN lived CokKiel Belleville was inspee- Major and Mrs Harry F I»w tor genera^ of Ryulrus Command Jr , of 110 Hickory St an Mrs Belleville worked . with ttw* sory—Harry church's six missions and in rvativ* at Hays hospitals, orphanages and :n»titu tion Proceeds from, the couple's lec tures go toward furnishing a' kuv dergarten being bthlt or. Okinawa with funds from the United Thank Offering from the ijxjliary Garden Club Studies Gardens of the Bible" i tick dies Bible Class of the Associate Re formed Presbyterian Church was held at the church on Monday eve ning. Continuing a series of studies on Stewardship, Mrs. George Watts Copeland discussed several chapters from the study boklet. Later a social hour was enjoyed during which the hostesses, Mrs. Harold Coleman and Mrs. Marion Nabors, served a sweet course. New officers for the class taking office in January are: Presideht—^Mrs George Thomp son Copeland. Vice - President — Mrs. Blakely Tribble. Secretary-Treasurer—Miss Joanne Todd. PROFESSIONAL DECOR ADVICE —AND—' WALLPAPER FOR SALE •l Although I am unable to do your work I can still help you select your wall paper and proper xolor scheme for your home at a MINIMUM CHARGE. CALL 224-J AFTER 4 P. M. T. Roscoe Buzhardt . Officers to take over in April were elected at the January meeting of the Gardenettes held on Monday af ternoon at the home of Mrs. A. G. Sublett, Mrs. Marvin G. Gault will serve as president and Mrs. John T. Adair, vice-president. Secretary will be Mrs. Eugene Kirtg, and treasur er, Mrs. Lynn W. Cooper, Jr. As a project for the year the club voted to landscape the grounds of the Camp Fire and Blue Bird hut now being erected. Mrs. Bryan Coates presented the afternoon's program on “Preparing and Planting Flower Beds.’ 4 During a social hour which follow ed the program the co-hostess, Mrs. R. L. Plaxico, Jr, assisted in serv ing refreshments. Miss Shirley Bodie, Bride-Elect, Honored Honoring Miss Shirley Bodie, 1 Blakely served as co-hostess bride-elect, Mrs. David Word and. The home was decoraTed with fruit Miss Marie Weir entertained on.Sat-iand dried arrangements which had unlay evening at the Clinton Mills been previously brought by the Community House with a linen) members and had been placed effe -' shower. Mis Bodie will be married lively throughout the home February 15 to Jack Pitts, son of 1 Mrs. Copeland, president, pre-ided Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Pitts of this I over the business session and the de- 1 rity. Ivotional was given by Mrs A. C. | Appropriate games were played Young. A nominating committee was | Ml MC < U B TO MEET TirUk-. M'iaic < Tub will meet Wedrusday if'-r-vr-r February 5. it A,.- • ..me f Mr^' E A Parr.eil in Cedar Mn-et af 3 Y> IF YOU DON'T READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DONT GET THE NEWS Phone 74 and later guests were invited 1 into the dining room. Refreshments of red and white ribbon salad, heart- shaped sandwiches, cheese biscuits and other party dainties were serv ed in buffet style with punch. . A cloth overlaid the table A back ground arrangement of red and white carnations in a crystal con tainer was placed on a large red heart. Cupids and white tapers in crystal holders completed the table appointments. , Mrs William Weir and Mrs. Guy Tumblin assisted the hostesses in the courtesies of entertaining. Valentine Theme For Bridge Party ridge Club Plays Friday afternoon Mrs. Cecil WH IT' DTI? A * son ' ^ rs ' C. Johnson, Jr., and I"OF x OllO i UnCl- 'Mrs. B F. Wingard entertained a Continuing a series of meetings of number of 'friends for 'bridge at the bridge clubs in the city for the polio!home of the former, iund, Mrs. Ben H. Hammet was Party appointments prettily car- hostess to members of her club on ried out the Valentine motif Thru- appointed by the president for the nomination of officers for the com-! ing year. ^ The program theme was ‘Thej Gardens of the Bible ’’ Mrs. Cope ! , .land and Miss Blakely rendered sheer nylon cover over a white linen lovel djsS ertarion on the “Garden ,.l.u ~ —i ~; j * u „ * „ u i a i i_ •' of Happiness, Gardep of Eden,” the I Thursday afternoon v During the afternoon light refresh- out the card rooms gFadioli. snap dragons, carnations and tulips in ments were served at the three tints of pink were used in varied tables in play. In lieu of a prize for: arrangements with pink outline high scorer, Mrs. Edward Fergu son, a club visitor, the hostess gave a donation for the campaign . Greenery with other seasonal ar rangements juided to the attractive ness of the hostess’ home for the oc- ! casion. hearts. Above-the living room man tel a cupid held satin ribbons to the flowers in a brass container at one end The dining room table ft'atur-; i c _ ed a large pink candle with green ery and flowers. Score awards were presented Mis. John L. Mimnaugh, Mrs. George | Frady and Mrs. E A. Farnell, Jr A salad course carrying out the cho sen motif and heart cakes iced in pink were served with coffee fol lowing the progressions. Assisting the holtesses were^ Mrs. W. M Hughes, Mrs Heath Copeland and Mrs. Carol White Copeland “Garden of Sorrow. Garden of Gethsemane,” and the “Garden of Hope, Garden of Joseph of Arima- thea.” After the program guests were served delightful refreshments in the dining room from a beautifully appointed table with fruit and green ry«J WITH THE SICK Judy Justice and Leona Bridges of Thornwell, underwent tonsilec tomies yesterday at Hays hospital. Friends of Mrs. Ethel Pitts will regret to know she is ill and a pa tient at Hays hospital.. Mrs. E. C. Conndr has returned to her home from Blalock chnic where she has been a patient sev eral weeks. Wanda Burns, daughter of Mr. and ,Mrs. William H. Burqs. has re turned to her home in Laurens after a several days stay at Blalock Clin- Penney’s ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY!’ BIGGEST SHOWING OF THE YEAR! New! PENNEY’S EXCLUSIVE BRENTWOOD COTTONS! NEW STYLING-MISSES, HALF-SIZES! For Your Printing Needs Patients at Hays hospital include: Mrs. Inez Dunaway, Fred Meeks, Mrs Mary Barlow, Mrs Velda Farmer, Mrs. C. W. Windsor, Wil-j liam. Morgan, of Laurens,— Nolon Wicker if Joanna, who has been a patient at Blalock Clinic suffering a broken hip injury, was transfrered this week to the Vet erans Hospital inColumbia. Mrs John C. Crowder of Mount- ville. underwent an operation jt Hays hospital on Tuesday. Friends of Mrs. Ray Anderson- w ill regret to know she is ill and aj patient at Hays hospital. A B. Davis has returned to his home from Hays (hospital where he .Mrs. Marshall Brown entertained has been a patient, the Sunbonnet Garden Club at her Friends of liaude F. Smith will home on Broad street on Mondav !h ' 10 *' now be was able to re- ... ... . . , turn to his home earlier in the week afternoon with a large number in ,at-| fri(m malt)ck clinit ^ ^ ^ tendance 'been a patient Mrs. F V. Smith, president, pre ' Mr> Mac Landreth is improving sided over a brief business session IM Hays hospital follow ing an ope" when it was decided to donate $10 00! rdl ‘“ n Tuesday. I he follow ing are patients at Bla lock Chnic: C. M. Broome, Dr. J. Fruit and Vegetable Displays Studied . By Garden Clubs Office Supplies to the March of Dimes ' Appearing on the program were Mrs Brown, Mrs Thurston Giles and Miss Marian Burts A study on “Arrangements of Fruits and Vegetables” was given B Kennedy, Mrs H K. Murphy and Mrs. T_ ,E. Stevens. Mrs Ronnie Brookshire is conva lescing at home following surgery at Blalock Clinic. Mrs B. C. Whitman is cunva by Mrs. Giles, who told a number of, le SC ing at home following an opera- novel ideas for arrangements and showed three displays with one of them combining grapes, apples, a large green head of kale and ivy, in small containers on a large wooden flower stand; another used apples. tion illness at Hays hospital. Cathy Foster, daughter of 'Mr and Mrs Richard Footer, under went a tonsilectomj Friday at Hays hospital. Jesse Nance has returned to his • LETTERHEADS o ENVELOPES • BUSINESS CARDS • STATEMENTS • BILLHEADS < • PROGRAMS • BOOKLETS • RULED FORMS • CIRCULARS • WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS • CHECKS • TAGS • CALLING CARDS • BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS • BLOTTERS * ‘ Chronicle Publishing Co. 109 Gary Street j j r rn — bananas, pineapple with ivy on a b "ie after a few days stay at Bla- flower stand; and still another used Umic acorn squash, Italian onions, ha- . y * rs Robert () Sullivan is improv. nanas. and carrots in a handled bas-! w, - : ;,t borne after an operation ill- ke t .. ness at Hays hospital. Miss Burts discussed conditioning’ Guyanne Tucker, daughter of Mr. flowers for arrangements and ad ' d y * rs I' 10 '® lucker, returned \.sed among interesting and helpful >>''t-“-!.uy to her home from Blalock information that flowers be cut late CJnio where she has bi-en a patient in the afternoon and remain in wa-j '* ,s ‘HMtH.’ Gilmer was a palient ter for several hours and that stems a ! H iV' hospital a few days during be cut on a slant. She‘displayed a 0 wtv k s uffering accident injuries number of books on flower arrang-j ing which were in the Presbyterian College Library 4 Mrs Bjown showed a number of dried arrangements which she had made with a green pillar vase, hav ing long sprays of garlic blooms with sea oats and flowers made, of orangx skins; also an arrange- nvent of magnolia leaves with stellar shaped flowers of grapefruit skins. Later guests Were invited into the dining room for refreshments serv ed in buffet style from a lace-cov ered table centered with a compote of varied fruits, galax leaves and 'iVy. ' OfitametAUt Office Hours 9-,>:30 , l 200 South Rroad St. RHONE 658 DR. FRED E. HOLCOMBE Penney's carousel of cottons whirls you into spring! ' —, , YOI R BEST COTTON HI YS . ; . STILL AT THIS LOW BCIHJET PRH EMBOSSED COTTONS! CHAMBRA rOLI.-ilLi) COTTONS! GINGHAM ( AND ALL NEW STYLES! SELECT ■ —- PICK SEVERAL —USE PENNEY A BIG ONE TIME BUY! 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