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Thursday, February 6, 1958
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Page Three
THE WOMAN’S PAGE
Social Events and Club News of Interest Telephone 74 or 495
Methodist WSCS '
Circles To Meet—
The Woman’s Society of Christian
Service of Broad S^eet Methodist
Church will meet Monday afternoon,
February 10, at 4 o’clock at the
church.
At 7:30 Monday evening the Sarah
Glenn Circle, Mrs. J. R. Buzhardt.
chairman, will meet at the church
with Mrs. Roscoe Buzhardt, Mrs.
Carl Chaney, Mrs. Mac Stubbs, hos
tesses.
The Pauline Coleman Circle, Mrs.
Sam McCrary, chairman, will meet
February 11 at 10 o’clock at the
home,of Mrs. James Wolfe.
Sanford-Hughey Rites
In Texas January 24
Mrs. Mary Ruth Sanford and Will
Allen Hughey were married Friday
afternoon, January 24, at Roby,
Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Hughey will
make their home in Roby.
The ceremony was t>erfornied by
the Rev. Fred D Blake, pastor of
the First Baptist Church of Roby.
— Mrs! Hughey prior to her mar
riage held a position with the Meth
odist Hospital in Luverne, Texas.
She is the daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Rutledge Holland
of this city.
Mrs. Seose Hostess
To ULCW Monday
Monday evening Mrs. T. M
Sease was hostess to members of
the United Lutheran Church Women
i for the regular monthly meeting.
Mrs. C. C. Smith served as co-hos
tess.
Mrs. S. P. Bowers opened the
meeting with prayer and Scripture
was read by Mrs! R H. Young. A
number of members assisted Mrs.
Sease in presenting the program on
“American Missions Arithmetic.’’
The /neeting closed w itn silent pray
er.
During a social hour the hostesses
served a refreshment coorse.
College Dames
Have February Meet
The College Dames will meet this
evening (Thursday) at 8 o’clock
with Mrs. A. J. 'Hiackston.
Wesleyan Service <
Guild Studies
"Japan Today"
The Wesleyan Service Guild of
Broad Street Methodist Church met
on Tuesday evening with Mrs. J. J.
Greene.
Mrs. Joe Edwards led an interest
ing program on “Japan Today.”
Work and advancement in Japan
Weft-discussed by Mrs. P. M. Pitts.
Mrs. Lawrence Edwards presented
a brief look at Japan and its major
problems. Miss Mary Frances Pin
son outlined the evangelistic pro
gram in Japan and Miss Dorothy
Pinson told of the. progress of wom f
eh there.
A shdtt business session and an
enjoyable fellowship hour preceded
adjournment.
ARP Circles Study
'Christian Education
Christian Education was the topic
of. study for the February meetings
of the circles of the Associate Re
formed Presbyterian Church.
Circle No. 1 met Monday after
noon at the church with Mrs. A. B
Blakely as hostess. Mrs
Todd, assisted by Mrs. R. "L. Plaxi-
co, Mr. Hubert Todd, Mrs. W. B.
Tribble and Mrs. E. B. Sloan led
the program
Later a social hour and refresh
ments were enjoyed.
Monday evening circle No. 2 met
at the home of Mrs. Ernest Hitt.
Mrs. C. Bynum Betts was program
chairman and others taking part
were Mrs. Marion Nabors, Mrs.
James P. Sloan and Mrs. Lowry M.
Wilson.
Following the program salad and
sweet courses were served with
Russian tea. . .
Episcopal Women
Continue Study
On Religions
Continuing a study on religious
denominations in America, Mrs. R,
B. Hellams presented the program
for the auxiliary of All Saints Epis
copal Church on Monday afternoon.
She gave papers on Roger Wil
liams, Jonathan Edwards and Wil
liam Ellery Channing.
Mrs. E. N. Sullivan, president,
presided over the business session
which included plans for the fash
ion show to be hefcl on Feb. 12 at 4
o'clock in the ballroom of the Hotel
Mary .Musgrove.
Other business included plans for
the Boy Scout Sunday observance on
February 16 at which time the
church will issue a special invita
tion to Scouts of the local troops to
attend church in a body.
Announcement was made that the
congregational supper planned for
February has been postponed until
later in the spring.
Mrs. Sullivan gave a paper
“Housekeeping In the Church.”
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tanburg, past Grand Matron and
.present grand secretary; Mrs. Ir^ne
Whittington; of Ware-Shoals, asso
ciate Grand Matron; fMrs. George
Parks, “of Woodruff, grand cohduc-
tress; Mrs. Cecil Corley, of Green
wood, associate grand conductress;
and Mrs. Bessie Dawkins, of Pros
perity, district deputy grand matron.
Following the inspection a recep
tion was given at the Qinton Com •
rfiunity House honoring Mrs. Long.
Hostesses were Mrs. Land, Mrs.
Clyde Trammell, Mrs. William Da
vis, Mrs. James Ellison, Mrs Tom
my McElveen, Mrs. Joe Campbell
and Mrs. Charles Gaffney.
Refreshments of punch and cake
Mannequins include, for children’s!squares were served in the dining
wear, Patsy Simmons. Cindy Mat-'room which was prettily appointed
in a yellow and green color note, s
Fashion Show By
Episcopal Society
Set For Wednesday
Models for Fashions for ’58, style
show to be presented February 12
were named today by -local firms
participating in the event. The prer
view of spring and summer fash
ions, sponsored by the Women’s
Auxiliary of All Saints Episcopal
Church, is to take place at 4:00 p.
m. in the ballroom of Hotel Mary
Musgrove.
HERE for funeral
The following out of town friends
and relatives were here on Sunday
for the funeral services for Frank
C Young, Sr.: Mr and Mrs. Ralph
Young, Newberfy; Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Coleman, Mr and Mrs.
Lawrence Jones, Mrs Lloyd Cor
bett, Mr and Mrs.-* Hugh Jones,
MountviHe: Mr and, Mrs. Paul
Preece, Greenwood; Mr and Mrs.
Joe McClafy, St. Stephens; William
Jones, Columbia; Eddie Jones,
Camp Gordon, Ga ; Miss Frances
Adair, Florenv - 1 Dr and Mrs Duncan Felder, L'n- x
Also Mr. and Mrs. William P. ‘ on Mrs.'Ruth Wells, Miss Mary
Patrick, Jr, Michael and Peggy, Mrs V P Fleming and
Mt Pleasant, Mr and Mrs E W daughter, Berenette/Augusta, Ga ;
Horton and Elbert, Greenville; Mr. Virginia Coleman Dixon,
and Mrs. Luther Kay, Mr and Mrs Greenville; Charles A. May, Jr^,
Jeter McCuen, Rev and Mrs J an( * * van D uncaQ arK *
Clarence Hughes, Clarence Burts. Dianne Duncan, O. D. Sima, Char-
Mr and Mrs Stephen Latimer, M C •
Mrs Cliff Burts, Hone a Path, Mar
vin Burts, Anderson, Sam Wallace,
Mr and-Mrs Hugh Morgan, James
Allen Coleman, and Luther Nabors
Laurens; E W Stone, Elbert Stone,
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Mrs. Black Honored
With Informal Tea
Honoring her husband’s mother,
Mrs Norman Black, Mrs Robert
Black entertained with an informal
tea on Wednesday afternoon at her
home on Calvert Avenue. Mrs. Black
Irene fo.merly of York recently moved to
Clinton and resides in an apartment
in the home of Mrs. John W. Little
on Maple Street.
The honoree received at the door
with the hostess, one group of
friends being invited from 4 until
five and another from 5 until 6 to
meet Mrs. Black
A Valentine theme wds effected
for the receiving rooms with red
and white carnations, gladioli and
snapdragons in varied arrange
ments.
Sandwiches, cookies and assorted
dainties were served with coffee in
the dining room Mrs. W. R Turner
poured coffee and also assisting the
hostess were Mrs. William Brooks
Owens and Mrs. Horace D. Payne.
A white compote filled with
grapes, carnations and snapdragons
in red Jnd white and interspersed
with red outline hearts made a love
ly centerpiece for the tea table.
Presbyterian Circles
Announce Meetings*
The circles of the Fjrst Presbyte
rian Church will meet Monday,
February 10 at 10 a. m as follows-
Circle N6. 1—Mrs. L. B Dillard,
chairman; Mrs. C. W. Anderson,
hostess.
Circle No. 2—Mrs. Hugh Jacobs,
chairman; Mrs. Carlisle Neely, hos
tess.
(Jirele No. 3—Mrs. John T. Young,
chairman; Mrs. W. P. Jacobs, III,
hoste'ss. '
At 4 P. M —
Circle No. 5—Mrs. W. R Ander
son, chairman; Mrs. R. C. McLees,
hostess.
Circle No. 6—Mrs. A. C. Young,
chairman; Mrs Ansel Godfrey,
hostess.
Circle No. 7 — Mrs. Addison
Neighbors, chairman; Mrs. Reece
N. Young, hostess. ;
Circles No. 8 and 9 have postpon
ed their meeting until Feb. 17 at 8
o’clock due to .a conflict with the
joint supper meeting of the Men and
Women of the church at which time
Rev. Lewis Lancaster, missionary to
Japan, will be the speaker. Rev.
Lancaster is a nephew of Mrs. John
Spratt. Supper will be sbrved at 7
o’clock.
Circle No. 4—Mrs. W. P. Jacobs,
III. chairman, will meet Tuesday
morning.-Feb. 11 at 10 a. m.“at the
home of M'rs. T. D. Copeland.
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SAVINGS GROW!
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^ox and Diane Pinson, modeling for
Belk’s; Phyllis Martin and Mimi
Braswell for Cato’s; and Renee
Roff, Joan Burnett and Patty Has
kins for Penney's.
Presenting clothing for the teen
ager or the matron. Miss Ann Low-
man, Miss Mryna Sease, Miss Tri-
cia Carter, and Miss Barbara Rob
ert's will model fashions from
Belk’s; Cato’s, Mrs. Leonard Wil
son, Mrs. Jimmy Brown, Miss
Kathryn Dicus, Muss Shirley Staton,
and Miss Mary Jo Sloan; Ladies'
Shoppe, Mrs. James Walker, Mrs.
Alex Cruickshanks, and Miss Ter
rell Cook, Murray Garber's, Mrs
Fred Bragg, Miss Sandra Ray, Miss
Dolie Adair, and Miss Barbara
Lawson; Pearle Henry, Mrs.
George Cornel^on, Miss Rachel
Ann Wilson, Miss Norma Elder, and
Miss Jane Ann Davis; and Penny's,
Mrs. J. R. Franks and Miss Brenda
O’Dell. Accessories are to bo shown
also by Moore’s Shoe Store
Plans for the event include re
freshments and door prizes, the lat
ter to be donated by local business
firms, according to Mrs. R. Mich
ael Turner, chairman.
Teh style show is to include lin
gerie, sports wear, cottons, suits,
dresses for afternoon and evening,
with appropriate accessories in a
preview of spring and summer fash
ions The fourth
lion'of its kind to be sponsored by
the Women’s Auxiliary of All Saints
Church, the program 4 f°r the ben-
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Friends of Mrs C. D. Yarborough
will regret to know she is. x ill and a'
patinet at Hay*-bospital
Bruce Bagwell underwent an op ,
eralion yesterday at Hays hospital
Mrs. W. D. Gilbert is a patient at
Blalock Clinic.
Little Rohda Kay Hanks, three-
months-old daughter of Mr and
Mrs. J F Hanks. Jr , has returned
home after receiving medical treat
merit at Hays hospital
Johnny Joe Williams, son of Mr
and Mrs. H W. Williams, is a pa
tient at Blalock Clinic where he un
derwent an operation
Mrs Mildred Scarborough of
Laurens, is convalescing at Hays
hospital following an operation ill
ness.
Friends of Clyde F Smith will be
interested to know he is a patient at
Blalock Clinic
Mrs. Ethel Pitts is -improving at
Hays hospital where she is a med
ical call patient
Marshall Neil of Thormvell, was
a patient at Blalock Clinic several
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Mrs. John C. Crowder t>f Mount-:
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annual P^ n S;i hospital
Medical patients at Hays hospital
include Mrs. Bessie Childress of
. . | Laurens, Doyle CampbcHr-sen—of-
efit of the carpet fund of the church «.
, .. Mr. and Mrs Woodrow Campbell,
1 ickets for the chanty are now on , . . j >« t r*
,i„ --j u L , , Jack W lute and Mrs Inez Dunaway.
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sale and ma^v be purchased from
members of the congregation of the
church or in stores participating
in the show.
Grand Matron Inspects
James B. Parrott Chapter
Eastern Star Here Friday
Mrs. Eva Long, of Georgetown,
Worthy Grand Matron, was the in
specting officer for the annual in
spection meeting of the James B
Partott Chapter, Eastern Star, on
Friday evening.
Preceding the inspection a buffet
supper was held in the Masonic
huilding. The hall was decorated in
the chosen motif of the Grand Ma
tron, green and yellow with floral
arrangements featuring yellow ros-
es. and gladioli. The song of the
Grand Matron, "I’d Rather Have
Jesus," was sung by Mrs Eva Land,
a past Grand Matron.
Many distinguished visitors from
over the state attended the meetjng,
including in addition to the Grand
Matron, Mrs Pearl Monroe, past
Grand Matron and present grand
treasurer; Mrs. Roy Alley,’of Spar-'Fob 5, 1958
Friends of David 'Owens will be
glad to know he was able to return
to tlis home Tuesday from Blalock
CIinicN^Here he has been a patient
for se\ exSSs^eeks
The following who have been pa
tients at Hays hospital were able to
return to their homes earlier in
the week: Mrs O. J. Gilliland, Mrs.
Ovell Woody and Mrs. Woodrow
Wilson
FINAL SETTLEMENT
Take notice that on the 6th day of
March, 1958, 1 will render a final
account of my acts and doings as
Administrator of the estate of Tom
Workman in the office of the Judge
of Probate of Laurens County, at 10
o'clock a. m. and 041 the same day
w ill apply for a final discharge from
my trust as Administrator.
Any person indebted to said estate
is notified and required to make
payment on or before that date, and
all persons having claims against
said estate will present them on or
before that date, duly proven, or be
forever barred
BLANCHE RICE WORKMAN,
Administrator
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TEETER
Mr and Mrs. James Teeter an
nounce the birth of a son,.Robert
Wesley, on Jan. 29 at Self Mcmor
iaf Hospital, Greenwood. Mrs. Teeter
is the Jormer Miss Nancy Fox, of
Charlotte, N. C. t,
HAY
Mr. and Mrs. LeWis S. Hay, of
1102 West Centennial St., announce
I the birth of a daughter, Carol Make-
mie, on Jan. 29 at Blalock Clinic,
i Mrs. Hay is the former Miss Carol
I Jones.
CULBERTSON
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ray Culbert
son, of 4 Conway Avenue, Laurels,
announce the birth of a son, MichaeH
on Ffeb. 2 at Blalock Clinic. Before
marriage Mrs. Culbertson was- Miss
Evelyn Howell
STOCKMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Roy J Stockman, of
373 Hampton Ave., Joanna, announce
the birth of a daughter, Kathy Lee,
on February 2 at Blalock Clinic.
Mrs. Stockman is the former Miss
Maybell Prince.
UIM’ MEETS TODAY
The Stephen I). Lee Chapter, 1
UDC, will meet Thursday (today)
at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. P. 'M.
PitLs.
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