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Thursday, February 13, 1958 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE - — / Page Three- THE WOMAN’S PAGE Social Events and Club News of Interest 7 Telephone 74 or 495 Gives Book Review At UDC Meet Thursday afternoon the Stephen D. Lee Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy, held the Feb ruary meeting at the home of Mrs. P. M. Pitts on the Musgrove Road, with a number of members present, sonville, returned missionary, in the For the opening exercise the Ri tual was recited and the sahites to the U. S., Confederate and South Carolina flags given. Matters. of business were discussed, with the budget being approved for the cur rent year. Mrs. Nene D. Workman read ser lections from the UDC News Sheet. Mrs. J. H. Stone, who presided, an nounced that the meeting of the Ridge District would convene at 10:30 a. m., March 4 Program chairman of the meet ing, Mrs. J. Austin Chandler, intro duced Mrs. James Sloan, who gave an interesting review of the book, “Sherman’s March to the Caro- linas," by Barrett. l^ater a social hour was enjoyed and dessert, coffee, and salted nuts served. Assisting as hosteses were Mrs. Hugh Simpson, Mrs. E. B. Sloan, Miss Arva Henry, and Mrs. Keith Adair. ‘ 'l " ~ Baptist Circle Meets With Mrs. Burnett The Sarah Cason circle of the First Baptist Church met at the home of Mrs. Fred Burnett, Jr., on Ferguson street Tuesday evening, with Miss Nancy Jo Pruitt as co hostess . The program was opened with prayer by Mrs. J. D. McKee Those taking part on the program were Mrs. Linila Harrison, Mrs. Lynn Cooper, Jr, Miss Pruitt and Mrs. Rudolph Hamrick A short business session followed. During the social hour the host esses served dainty refreshments and at this time a surprise miscel laneous shower was given Mrs. John Franklin, a recent bride. ♦ - ) Legion Auxiliary Will Meet The 18th. The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Tuesday afternoon, Feb ruary 18, at 3:30 at the home of Mrs. Raymond Pitts Century Club Meets Tuesday The Century Club will meet Tues day afternoon, February 18, at 4 o’clock at the home of Mrs. John W. Harris on Calhoun Street. WMS ToHeor Mrs. F. E. Runyan The Woman’s Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church will meet Tuesday afternoon, February 18, at 3:30 at the church. Mrs. Farrell E. Runyan, of Simp- States on furlough, will speak and show films”on Africa. '‘Bosses' Honored With Banquet Tuesday evening, February 11, therClinton Business and Profession al Women’s Club entertained with a banquet in the ballroom of the Mary Musgrove hotel honoring their ‘‘Bosses.” For the occasion the Valentine motif was carried out in the decora tions which adorned the tables and piano. A turkey dinner, also using the chosen motif, was served. The invocation was given by R S. Truluck. Mrs. Leila Johnson wel comed the guests. Mrs. Edna Grier of Spartanburg, state President of B&PW, was presenU^nd spoke on “Our Emblem.” Career Advancement Chairman, J o s i e McCaslan, introduced the guest speaker of the evening, Mrs. J. M H. Fitzgerald, of Columbia, member of the House of Represen tative from Richland -county, who spoke on the “History of Women in Government.” Each member introduced their guests Presidents of all civic clubs in the city were present. 1 Miss Grier and Mrs. Fitzgerald were remembered with gifts. Approximately 65 attended the banquet, which closed with reading of the club collect Church Group Studies ‘'Circle Conversation'' “Circle Conversation” was the topic of the program for the regular monthly meeting of the Ella Riddell Circle of Thornwell Memorial Church hed on Tuesday morning at Safay Cottage. ', ** •-• * Mrs. Margaret Montgomery and Mrs. Carrie Atkinson were hostess es. The meeting was called to order by the chairman, Miss Lucille Smith and Mrs. G. A. Black led in prayer. Following the business session, Mrs. George Duncan discussed the topic of study. Mrs. F. M. Stutts conducted the Bible Study from the second chapter of Mnirk, closing with prayer Later,, cake, hot chocolate and sandwiches were served. Valentine Party For College Dames For the February meeting Mrs. A. J. Thackston, Mrs. John W. Har ris, Mrs. James S. Gray, Mrs. A. B. Stump and Mrs R. B. Purdom entertained the College Dames with a Valentine party at the Thackston home on Thursday evening. Following the business meeting the group enjoyed a social hour and a dessert course was served. Deco rations were in the chosen party motif and centering the dining room | table was a large heart with white tapers on either side. Col. Thackston spoke to the group on duties and activities of the organ ization. the Ladies Golf Assoc. Luncheon Feb. 18 The Ladies Golf Association of Sara Glenn Circle Begins Bible Study A Bible Study course on “Teach ings Of Jesus,” from Mark was be gun at the February meeting of the Sara Glenn Circle of Broad Street Methodist Church. The meeting was held in the ladies parlor at the church with Mrs. Carl Chaney, Mrs.! B “ ^,, f r<l, a ' Kl Mrs - Mrs. Paul Kearson Stubbs as hostesses. . .. A Valentine theme was carried Is OiUD MOStGSS 1 Lakeside Country Club will have their regular monthly luncheon meeting Tuesday, February 18. Lunch will be served promptly at 12 noon. If weather permits the tourna ment will be played. For reserva tions notify Mrs. Dave Rpberts or Mrs. Carlisle Neely. out in the refreshment plate and oth er appointments. Mrs. J K. Haselden was in charge of the program on the United Na tions and a film was shown of burses are trained at the Clara Swain Nursing Home in Ini Mrs. James Buzhardj/discussed the first chapter of the new study course. Mrs. Paul Pearson was hostess to members of the Tuesday bridge club m her home the past week. /Potted plants and seasonal ar rangements w ere used in the card 100ms. A dessert course was enjoy ed prior to the games. High and second score awards went to Mrs. W. J. Lee and Mrs. R. L. Plaxico, Jr. "x PRINTING. Bridge Club Has Meeting Thursday afternoon Mrs. Ahsel Godfrey was hostess to members of her bridge club, assembling players for two tables. Seasonal arrange ments added to the attractiveness of the home. Between progressions the hostess served sandwiches, coffee and oth er dainties. At the conclusion of the games Mrs. Kenneth N. Baker and Mrs. D. O. Rhame were presented prizes Mrs. D. D Edmunds, of New York, who Is spending some time with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Homei^ D. Henry, was a guest for the meeting. Thursday Club Is Entertained Mrs. T. C. Johnson,. Jr , enter tained members of her Thursday bridge club for a number of after noon games the past week. Two tables were appointed for re freshments and pie a la mode was served with coffee when # the guests arrived. Mrs. Francis Blalock won top honors. White grapes, gladioli and chry santhemums were arranged in a white compote with red hearts to decorate the living room of the bos tess’ home. ' ScorborouglvHolland Rites Spoken Monday Miss Rosa Mae Scarborough of this city, daughter of the late Jos- hiah Lemuel Scarborough and Mrs. Minnie M. Scartiorough, and Charles Alvp Holland, son of the late Charles Quincy Holland and Mrs. Missoura Holland, were married February 10 in Laurens The Rev. Thornwell's Homemaker George Corley was a medical pa tient at Blalock Clinic for several days recently. J Mrs Agnes. Richardson of Mount- ville, is a patient at Blalock Clinic Mrs. David Copeland has returned home following a few days stay at ,Blalock clinic. Mrs. Kit Young was a medical pa tient at Blalock Clinic during the week MRS. McMAHAN * Sucvivnig are her husband, I>« Gray Qourt, Feb 9—Mrs Emmie A>'AlcMahan two daughters, five McCravy McMahan, 70, died a4 5:05 sons, a brother, and 17 grandchil- p m , Sunday at her home on Rt dren 2. Gray Court, after an illness of Funeral sei^ices were held Tues- two months. daiy aftemooS aCBramlett tfethodSst She was a native of Spartanburg Church. Interment was in the county, a daughter of the late John church cemetery Q and Emily Holtzclaw McCravy She spent most of her fife in the Woodruff and Cross Anchor com Mrs. L F Cothran ha* returned | ,nun ’ ti ' ^-V or tho P ast y ear sh « ha d home following medical tfeatment i m:i ^ r ^ omo w '’^ 8 son In Gray at Blalock clinic. \ Court. IF YOU DON'T READ * THE CHRONICLE YOU DON'T GET THE NEWS Phone 74 SANDRA SHEARER Sandra Shearer has been named “Homemaker of Tomorrow” in the Thornwell High School Miss Shearer received the highest [ Patients at Hays hospitaPinclude | Mrs John Crowder, Mrs J E ! Pierce, Miss Bessie Childress of: Laurens, Clyde Bigbee, Jr , who -underwent surgery, Robert BighamJ Mrs. Inez Dunaway, and Mrs Hazel; Lawrence Cynthia Leatherwood, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Leatherwood. was a patient at Hays hospital for several days recently Patients at Blalock Clinic include Raymond Hawkins and Mrs Eu gene Wbiteford of Cross Hill WESLEYAN GUILD MEET The- Wesleyan Service Guild of , , , , .Broad Street Mbthodist Church will homemaking knowledge and atti- mwt Tliesday evonin5 , Fohruary tudes including Minor g«rU in the a , M ‘ 0 . ctock ^ , ht . „ f Mrs Thornwell graduating cla s Her ex- L () ’ F:dwards 212 C | evt .i and St ammation paper will be entered in competition to name this state’s candidate for the title of All Amer icah'Homemaker, and also for the runnerup award in South Carolina Winners will be eligible for scholar ship. Miss Shearer is resident of hen senior class at Thornwell, and is program chairman in the Senior High Fellowship in Thornwell Mem orial Church. She expects to begin her college career at Winthr >p Col- ^irth Announcements Victor R. Hickman performed the le « e nt ‘ xt fal } and ^ ta maj,,r In double ring ceremony. j busine - ss and minor in < >duca tion. Mrs. Holland is formerly of Wis- aeky and has made her home with! tX/TTW TWF her sister, Mrs. James Pitts,, here IJIL DlV^»lx for the past two years. Mr. Holland | Frien<ls of w H shands of Cayce, is connected with the Chronicle Pub- wiU ^ intereSted to kmns he * a lishing Company patient at Blalock Clinic. Mrs. The couple is living at 708 East Carolina Ave. Methodist Circles To Meet Monday The circles of the Woman’s So ciety of Christian Service of Broad Street Methodist Church will meet Monday afternoon, February 17, at 3:30 as follows: Barden — Mrs J. V. Edwards, chairman; Mrs. Ace Workman, hostess. Ellie Hatton—Mrs. H. A Sim mons,^chairman; Mrs. M. L. Rob ertson, hostess; with Mrs. S. C. Dunlap as co-hostess. Mayme Johnson — Mrs. T J Leake, chairman, Mrs. G ot n e Simpson, hostess; with Mrs J. B Speake as co-hostess. Shands is here with her husband Mrs. Dave Lawson is a medical | patient at Hays hospital John Henry Lott underwent sur gery at Hays hospital during the week. ~ Lynn Cooper, Sr., has returned home following a few days stay at Hays hospital James Russell Satterfield, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Satterfield, has returned home following a stay at Hays hospital HAMRICK 'Mr • and Mrs Marion Rudolph Hamrick, 308 Ferguson Street, an- j nounce the birth of a >on, Steven j | Boyd, on Kebruary 12 at Ha^ H j- pital Mrs l^amrick is the form* 1 : | Miss Marie Watts, daughter of Mr and Mrs Boyd W'atts MAULDIN Mr and Mrs William Clayton Mauldin. 116 Cedar Street Laurens, announce the birth of a son, David Clayton, on February if at Blalock Clinic Before marriage Mrs Maul din was Miss Dorothy Westmore land FERGUSON Mr and Mrs Maxwell Ferguson of Fairforest, announce the birth of a cfaughter, Ellen Maxwell, on Feb ruary 5 at the General hospital in Spartanburg. Mrs Ferguson is the former Miss Mercy Winebrenner of Mountville. BAILEY Mr and Mrs. F'rank Bailey of Greenville, announce the birth of a son on February 9 Mrs Bailey is the former Miss Angela Cassanova, daughter of Mrs M Cassanova and the late Mr Cassanova Mr Bailey is the son of Mrs. T L W Bailey Mrs. David Ingle' of Cross Hill, is convalescing nicely at Blalock and the late Dr "Bailey Clinic following surgery i • Letter Heads £ Invitations • Tickets • Newspapers • Envelopes • Programs • Direct Mail ® Mill Forms t • Books • Ruled Forms • Placards • Business Forms • Church Forms Booklets Tf It s Printing - Wet Do It" / % - ■- Chronicle Publishing Company Gary St. Phone 74 It Dessert Bridge For Club Members A dessert bridge was given on Thursday afternoon of the past week by Mrs. Perry M.-Moore for mem bers of her card club. Quince and African violets were used as a setting for the two tables appointed foe refreshments. Later a number of progressions were enjoy ed with Mrs. Jasper Rowland mak ing top score-. Drgp-In at Joanna Honors Mrs. Poore Mrs. Roger Poore, the former Miss Ann O’Neal, of Furman Uni versity and formerly of Columbia, was honored with a gift drop-in at the Joanna Clubhouse on'Saturday evening from seven until nine o’clock Guests registered at the door and were greeted by Miss Betty Ann Thomas andi*Lester Hair. The Rev James Mitchell introduced the guests to the receiving line compos ed of Mr. and Mrs ; Roger Poore. Mr- and Mrs. J. B O’Neal, parents o’f the bride, Mrs. Boyd, grandmother of the bride, all from Columbia, and Mis Linda Poore sister of the groom of Mars Hill Junior College, and ‘Robert Poore, of Joanna, father of the groom. Those assisting in entertaining were Misses Helen Phillips, Ruth Hair, Mesdames Louis Murphy, Otis Murphy, Walter Byars, Frank Phil lips, and Walter Gresham. White snapdragons, red carna tions, fern and ivy were use i throughout the receiving rooms. Mrs. Poore wore a white wool sheath dress with Black accessories and a corsage of white carnations. The gift table was overlaid with a I handmade white organdy cloth with lace inserts over green. Refreshments of punch, cookies, cream mints, cheese biscuits and nuts were served in the dining room The table cloth was identical to the gift table. Burning taper- in silver candelabra adorned tiie-tables. Many friends called during the evening Mr. and Mis Poore are living on Briggs Avenue., in Greenville where they are students ai Furman Uni- ■ versity. Officials At REA i Meeting In Dallas. ^ Several officials of the Laurens j Electric Cooperative last week at-! tended the annual meeting of 'the! National Rural Electric Cooperative Association in Dalas, Texas. Included in the group were Henry 1 M. Faris, REA manager; W. T. | •Bolt, REA attorney; and Directors M-anning B. Cochran of Laufens, Lawrence F. Davis of Clinton; S. Joe Waldrep, of Enoree, and Angus Martin of Fountain Inn. 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