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Thursday, March 13, 1958 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Paffe Three THE WOMAN’S PAGE Social Events and Club News of Interest Telephone 74 or 4M ■ xxxsaanutt&xunm MARRIED IN HOME RITES Luncheon Saturday Honors Mrs. Pitts Honoring Mrs. Jack Pitts, the former Miss Shirley Bodie, Mrs. C. D. Pitts, Mrs. Robert Edwards and Mrs. James Braswell entertained at luncheon on Saturday at the Mary Musgrove Hotel. Using a green and white motif the luncheon table was adorned with a floral arrangement of glad ioli and carnations and white wed ding bells placed on wide green satin ribbon. A three-course lunch eon was served. The honoree was presented a cor sage to wear for the occasion. Out of town guests included Mrs. Charles Patterson of Laurens; Mrs. James Berry of Fork Shoals, sis ters of the bride; Miss Barbara Mi lam of Greenville; Mrs. H. M. Reid of Spartanburg; and Mrs. Annie Fleidner of Little Mountain. —Portrait by Dan Yarborongh MRS. CECIL CONWAY GOODE, JR. Engagement MISS MARTHA DAILEY UNITED WITH CECIL CONWAY GOODE, JR. On Sunday at 3:30 in the after noon Dr. William Redd Turner offi ciated at the marriage of Miss Mar tha Dailey and Cecil Conway Goode, Jr., at the home of the bride and her family at 700 E. Ferguson St. Vows were exchanged before a mantle decorated with yellow and white spring flowers. Neil and Joe Dailey, brothers of the bride, liight- ed candles. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Parker Dailey, the bride was attended by Miss Patricia Wal thall, of Nashville. Tenn. Her fath er gave her in marriage. Miss Walthall wore for the service a day-length dress of mauve antique taffeta with matching satin cum merbund and bandeau. She carried a small bouquet of French heather and carnations. The bride wore a ballerina-length gown of white silk shantung made with illusion yoke. Her small satin hat featured a butterfly veil and she carried bride’s’ roses. Mr. Goode, whose parents'live in Boiling Springs, N. C., was atteod- ed by his father. After the service a reception was held at the home. For a wedding trip Mrs. Goode selected a gray flannel suit with black and gray accessories. She and her husband will be at home in Leitchfield, Ky., after March 17. Mrs. Goode received a bachelor of science in dietetics from Win- throp College and until recently was employed at dietition in research at Vanderbilt Medical School in Nash ville, Tenn Mr. Goode is a graduate of North Carolina State College. He is farm service advisor with the Warren Rural Electrical Cooperative in Bowling Green, Ky. Miss Barbara Milam, Bride-Elect, Honored Miss Barbara Milam of Green ville and Clinton, was compliment ed on Saturday evening when Mrs. James Braswell and Mrs. Robert Edwards entertained in her honor with a linen shower at the Clinton Mills Community House. Miss Mi lam will be married on April 8 to Jerry Earle Davis of Greenville. A St. Patrick’s Day theme was beautifully carried out in the party appointments. Green tapers and white wedding bells emoplimented the arrangement of carnations and gladioli for the buffet refreshment table in the dining room. A number of appropriate games were enjoyed and in addition to the shower of linen gifts the hostesses remembered Miss Milam with a corsage. Assinting the hostesses were Mrs. C. D. Pitts. Mrs. Billy Pitts, Mrs. J. K. Haselden, and Mrs. Jack Pitts Wednesday Club Is Entertained The Wednesday dub- wa^ enter tained the past weeTat the home of Mrs. Murphey Timmerman with a dessert bridge. Bowls of daffodils prettily deco- ratea the card rooms where two tables were laid for refreshments. At the conclusion of the progressions prizes were presented Mrs. Frank Ramage and Mrs. Harry Baldwin Sara Glenn Circle With Mrs. Watkins The Sarah Glenn Circle of Broad Street Meehodist Church met Mon day evening at the home of Mrs., Howard Watkins with Mrs Jodi$ C, ( McMillan and Miss Sara Stone as sistant hostesses. Mrs. Louise Hilton was program chairmarT for'thd evening and was assisted by Mrs. Kenneth Hazelton who gave the devotional and pray er, followed by the Bible study on the Gospel of St Mark by Mrs. T. J. McCarty. A short business session followed. The hostesses served a salad course with Russian tea. MISS CAROLYN GAIL NORMAN Miss Norman To Wed Mr. Reid Mr. and Mrs. Ray Allen Norman, of 20 W. Circle Ave., Greenville, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Carolyn Gail Nor man, to Richard Jenkins Reid, son of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Richard Reid, of 6 Beverly Ave. Miss Nor man, a graduate of Greenville High School, is a medical secretary at Whitten Village in Clinton; Mr. Reid is a student at Presbyterian Col lege. The wedding will take place early in June. * Honor Mrs. McCaslan With Informal Tea Mrs. Josie McCaslan, who left this week to make her home in Spartanburg where she has been promoted to chief operator with Southern Bell, was honored with a lovely tea by the girls in the traffic department Friday afternoon at the office. Punch, sandwiches, and other dainties were served from a pret tily appointed table Mrs. McCaslan was remembered with a gift and a corsage. Lutheran Women In March Meeting The March meeting of the Unit ed Lutheran Church Women was held at the home of Mrs. C. O. Ki- nard in Joanna, with Mrs. J. E. Boyce assistant hostess. “America’s Younger Churches” was the topic of the program which was led by Mrs. C. C. Smith, as sisted by several other members. During the social hour a salad plate was served. Quoife-McLendoa Rites In Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Ben Quaife, of New Providence, Iowa, announce the marriage of their daughter, Susan, to Wayne C. McLendon of this city The wedding was held in the First Methodist Church, Waukegan, III, on February 22. The Rev. Harold McElvany officiated at the double ring ceremony. Miss Inge'Pram- schiefer and Pfc. Percy Schlichting of the U. S. Army attended the couple. Mrs. McLendon is a graduate of New Providence High School and holds a secretarial position in Chi cago. Mr. McLendon, the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McLendon of this city, is a graduate of Clinton High School. Immediately following his gradua tion in May 1954 he joined the Navy and at present Is stationed at Great Lakes, III, where he is attending school. ITie young couple will reside at 4735 N. Beacon in Chicago. Miss Johnson Gives Book Review at Meet “A South Carohnian Speaks” was reviewed by Miss Mary Johnson for the program at the March meeting of the Stephen D. Lee Chapter, United Daughters of the Confeder acy. The meeting was held Thurs day evening at the home of Mrs Frank Miller, with Mrs. T. J. Leake, Mrs John Griffin Pitts, and Mrs. W. A. Moorhead as assistant hostesses. At a recent meeting of the Ridge district in Greenwood two local members were elected to office. Mrs. P. M. Pitts was elected dis trict president and Mrs. G. A Bur ton, recording secretary. Assorted sandwiches, cookies, and tea were served during a social hour following the program and business session. Arrangemnets used in decoration included red and white carnations and grapes artistically combined with greenery. Methodist Circles Hove Meetings The circles of Broad Street Meth odist Church will meet Monday, March 17, at 3:30 as follow's: The Barden circle, Mrs J. V. Edwards, Sr., chairman, Mrs. Al len Simmons and Mrs. J. B. Dai ley, co-hostesses. The Ellie Hatton circle, Mrs. H. A Simmons, chairman; Mrs. Liouie Thornley, hostess. / Mayme Johnsoq circle, Mrs. T. J. Leake, chairman. Mrs. Frank Ramage, hostess. The Wesleyan Guild will meet Tuesday evening, March 18. at the home of Mrs. Milford Smith on Elm street at 8 o'clock. Bride of March 8 B<SPW Members fn Security Program Tuesday evening the Clinton Bus iness and Professional Women Club held the March dinner meet ing in the ballroom of the Hotel Mafy Musgrove. ' The long table adorned in the St. Patrick motif was centered with a Ipng green ribbon and at intervals epergnes arranged with daffodils and camellias were effective Tall tapers burned in holders. Program chairman for the eve ning was Mrs B M. Dutton. Na tional Security chairman who pre sented a two-aqt skit. ‘'Betsy Joins the American \outh League for Peace ” Taking part were Mrs P A Yarborough. Mrs H Earl Payne, Miss WilmS Adair and Mrs Dutton Miss "Vf irgaret Blakely read a timely article. We Must Teach the Truth About Communism” Mrs Leila Johnson presided over a short business session With the reading of the club collect the meet ing adjourned Century Club Meets March 18 A meeting of the Century Club will be held Tuesday afternoon. March 18 at 4 o’clock at the home of Mrs. E. H Hall. ! Mrs. Reese Is | Club Hostess Thursday afternoon Mrs F L 1 j Reese, Jr., entertained members of her club and guests for an addi tional table at her home on South Adair St When the guests assembled a *weet course, cheese biscuit and doffee were enjoyed High score for visitors was made by Mrs. L N W arren ahd clob award went to Mrs J P Rowland Daffodils and greenery made a pretty setting for the tables m, Music Club Has Program On Schubert Mrs. Harry McSween, Mrs. James Von Holien and Mrs W. W Harris entertained the Music Club for the March .meeting on Wednesday aft ernoon of the past week at the home of Mrs McSween Gladioli and daffodils were pret tily arranged in the living room where members and several guests gathered to hear a program on Franz Schubert and a number of his compositions. Mrs. Nene Work man read an interesting paper on his life* and work. Later the fol lowing students played piano com positions: Marjorie Arnold, Jimmy Orr, Ruth Todd. Leigh Ann Farnell and Abie Lou Black Miss Eugenia Byars, of Joanna, accompanied by Mrs. Von Holien, sang a solo Mrs W C. Hogan, president, pre sided over a business session and later a refreshment plate was served with hot chocolate. Swygert-Uldnck . Rites March 1st Miss Margaret Ann Swygrrt and Robert Cochran Uldneh were mar ried March 1 at St John’' Lutheran Church of this city by the bride's pastor. 1. Alan Wert/., .fr . using the double ring ceremony The ceremony was witnessed by the immediate families and close friends Legion Auxiliary Will Meet Tuesday The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Tuesday afternoon March 8 at 3:30 at the home of Mrs Nene D Workman Birth Announcements ' COOPER Mr and .Mrs Calvin Cooper, of .730 Poplar street, announce the birth of a daughter, Rebecca Ann, on March 7 at Hays hospital Mrs Cooper is the. former Miss Mildred Wade HUGHES Mr and Mrs. Rex V Hughes Rt , 2. Laurens, announelb the birth of a son. Keith Lamar. March 10 a< Hays hospital Before marriage | Mrs Hughes was Miss Nellie W'hel j chet MATTHEWS Mr ami Mrs Leonard Harper Matthews. Rt 2. Enoree. announce the birth of a son, Daniel Harper, on March 11 at Hays ho.-'PYtal Mrs Matthews is the former Miss Pau tine Smith WITH THE SICK Friends of Perry M Moore will regret to know he is ill and a pa tient at-Blalock Clinic. Mrs E B Clegg is a .shrgery pa tient at Hays Hospital Mrs Ray Boozer is a medical pa tient at Hays Hospital following sur gery earlier in the week Mrs Mabel Godfrey is convale.sc- ing at Blalock Clinic where she un derwent an operation yesterday Mrs. J L Tetterton, of Mbores- ville. N C . who was injured in an automobile accident is a patient at Blalock Clinic Mr Tetterton who was also a patient there from in juries received in the same accident has been dismissed Mrs H S Wallace i> undergoing treatment at. Hays Hospital Miss Hattie Edwards, of Mount,- ville. is a patient at Hays Hospital. Friends of Mrs Alvin Bagwell will be glad ”Ttnmv was able to return to her nome earlier in the week after an operation illness at Blalock Clinic Patients at Blalock Clinic include Mrs Eugene~a jrt<r of Mountville, Mrs B T Fuller ami Mrs Groce Godfrey who a ill undergo an oper ation today. W L Motte is a patient at Hays Hospital Dismissed , from Blalock Clinic earlier this week were T P Smith, L L King. Mrs Ila Preston of Thorn well, and Howard Dunaway Friends of 1. O Edw irds will be int< rested to know he is a patient at Blalock Clinic for treatment Ronnie Gregory and Robert Edge are patients at Hays Hospital Friends of Mrs L < Heaton will be interested to know -.he is a pa tient at Hays Hospital READ / ^ y VtbC X South Carolina's Largest CttC Newspaper For Home Delivery of The State In C" ‘ Contact: * » * * r Buck Reese, 601 S. i \dair St Miss Maude Geer,206 h or (.Owens St Write P.O.Box ISO, Col , r umbia, S. C MRS. HOLLEY Miss Prather and Mr. Holley Marry In a service at 5 p. m March 8 at Warrior Creek Baptist Church Miss Violet Ruth Prather was married to Charles Levi Holley, with the Rev C. C. Baker officiating. Mrs. Jessie Lee Poole served as musician for the ceremony, and church decorations consisted of gladioli and snapdragons along with candles and palms, with pink as the predominating color. Ushers included Charles Ronald Penland, of Simpsonville; Thomas Alvin Cooper and Postelle Hughes. Derril Owens Whitmire, of Joanna, served as best man. Mr. Holley is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Levi Holley, of 227 Browning Ave. in Joanna, and his bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Edmond Prather, Rt. 2, Gray Court. She was given in marriage by her father. The bride was attended by her sister, Mrs. Charles Ray Penland, of Simpsonville, as matron of hon or, and by Mrs. Ira Jack Prather, of Laurens, her sister-in-law. They wore pastel pink chiffon dresses with taffeta lining, floating chiffon pan els' and shirred Empire bodices. Their flqwers were nosegays of pink carnations. • Miss Joy King, of Simpsonville, was flower girl, wearing a dress like those of the adult attendants in pink organza. Thy bride’s gown of Chantilly lace tulle anJk taffeta featured an Em pire waistline with bateau neckline and ballerina-length skirt with 15 lace tiers over tulle. A satin cum merbund ended in a drape in back. Her circular veil was trimmed in bands of Chantilly lace and was at tached to a halo encrusted with pearls and sequins, and she carried an orchid on a^prayerbook The couple and the wedding party greeted guests in the church vesti bule after the service. For a trip to Florida the bride Changed tp a navy shantung sheath dress w ith ^navy and pinld accessor ies. She and her husband will be at home after March 15 in Varsity Village on White Oak Road in Green ville. , Mrs. Holley is a graduate of Ford High School in Wattsville and is em ployed in the trust department of the South Carolina National Bank She formerly held a position at M. S. Bailey and Son, Bankers. Mr. Holley was graduated from Clinton High School tnd is a stu dent at the Veterans Training School in Greenville; he is majoring in ra dio and televisions electronics. Dinner Entertains Wedding Party On Saturday evening at the Mary Musgrove Hotel Mr and Mrs R E McKenney of Atlanta, uncle and aunt of the bnde, entertained at dinner for members of the Dai ley-Goode wedding party and out of town guests. Covers were laid at tables ar ranged in T-shape and decorated with Dutch iris, miniature chry santhemums and greenery A three-course dinner was served Guests included Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Dailey, parents of the bnde, and the following out of town visitors: Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Conway Goode of Boiling Spnngs. N. C.; Miss Pa tricia Walthall of Nashville. Tenn ; Mr and Mrs F. G. Hocutt, Tusca loosa. Ala.; Mr. and Mrs. Max Goode, Raleigh. N. C.; Mr. and Mrs Eugene Brown, Laurens; Mrs. C. D. Johnsey, Mr and Mrs. J. L. McKenney, Miss Rosemary Newman. Miss Nancy and Ray Mc Kenney of Atlanta. Also arriving on Sunday for the wedding were Mr and Mrs. Joe| Hayes of Raleigh. N. C.; Mr and Mrs. Arnold Young of WinstonSa-1 lem. N. C.; Mrs S M Leaman of' Cross Hill; Mrs Josephine De- Bruhl. of Columbia: Miss Ailene Still. Becky Manning. Joe Lmvis, W. Wistner of Nashville, Tenn.; and Neil Dailey, brother of the bride, who attends the University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Mr. and Mrs Joe Dean Ledbetter, Spartan burg. Mrs. Taft Williams, Ches- nee. and Mrs. F. H Weaver of Gaffney. Mrs. Stutts Hostess To Church Circle Tuesday morning Mrs. F. M Stutts was hostess to members of the Ella Riddle Circle of Thorn- well Memorial Church with Mrs. Bertie Parks, assistant hostess. The meeting was called to order by the chairman. Miss Lucille Smith, and followed with prayer by Mrs. George Duncan. After a short business meeting “Circle Conver sation” was discussed by Mrs. Parks and the Bible_lesi^>n. ^'A Learning Church," taken from Mat thew 11 was given by Mrs. Duncan. The meeting was closed with the Mispah. During the social hour the mem bers were invited into the dming room from where dainty refresh ments of pressed chicken, sand wiches, canapes and other dainties were served from a prettily appoint ed table which was centered with an arrangement of daffodils Daffo dils and dried arrangements were used at vantage points in other parts of the house Mrs. George Bellingrath and Mrs Guy Copeland were invited guests ‘ Circle Honors Mrs. Holland, Bnde At the regular monthly meeting Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs J H Darr, the Patterson Cir cle of the First Baptist Church hon ored Mrs. Charles A Holland, the former Miss Rosa Scarborough A mission study program was lod | by Mrs. Darr after which the social hour was enjoyed Mrs. Holland was presented a corsage and a shower of gifts were several bridal games be ing played during the afternoon A sweet course was served later. 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