The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, April 10, 1958, Image 3
Thvrnday. April 10. 1958
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Page Three
THE WOMAN’S PAGE
Social Events and Chib News of Interest ''(Telephone 74 or 495
Dessert Bridge
Given For Club
Thursday afternoon members of
her card club were entertained with
a dessert bridge at the home of Mrs.
J. B. Arnold.
Daffodils, quince and azaleas were
used in decoration for the living
room where two tables were laid
for refreshments. Later several pro
gressions were enjoyed with Mrs
W. L. Corbett, a club visitor, mak
ing top score.
Golf Assoc. Clinic
Luncheon Tuesday
The Ladies’ Golf Association of
Lakeside Country Club will hold the
regular meeting on Tuesday, April
1$. Hie clinic will be at 11:30 and
the luncheon at 1:00 p. m.
Those planning to attend are asked
to call Mrs. Leonard M. Wilson.
UNTED IN CHURCH RITES
Party at Hotel
Follows Milam-Davis
Rehearsal Monday
Following the rehearsal on Mon
day evening for the Milam-Davis
wedding members of the wedding
party, the families and out-of-town
guests were entertained at a lovely
party at Hotel Mary Musgrove.
Hosts and hostesses were Mr. and
Mrs. John H. Bell, Miss Minnie
Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Clair D. Pitts,
Mr. and Mrs. L. Ray Pitts and
Miss Myra Pitts.
The ballroom was beautifully dec
orated for the occasion in a pink
and white motif. A silver bowl fill
ed with white gladioli, flowering
peach and narcissus flanked on
either side by three tall pink tapers
in silver holders adorned the buf
fet refreshment table. A five
branched silver candelabra with
flowering peach, narcissus and spi-
rea in an epergnette decorated with
the punch table. Both covers were
cut work cloths over pink. A salad,
sandwiches, assorted dainties, car
rying out the chosen color note and
individual heart shaped cakes in
white with pink rosebuds, were
served.
Other decorations for the ball
room included a mirrored bouquet
of gladioli and quince and a piano
arrangement of white gladioli and
white tapers in crystal holders
Assisting in the courtesies of en
tertaining were Mrs. John T. Young,
Mrs Louie Thornley, Mr. and Mrs.
W. R. Pitts, Jr.. Mr and Mrs. L. S.
Reddeok. Mr and Mrs M D. Mi
lam. Jr.
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MRS. OWINGS
Yarborough Portrait
MISS LAWSON, MR. OWINGS WED
SUNDAY IN CROSS ANCHOR CHURCH
candelabra formed the setting. The
bride wore a ballerina length
dress of Chan.illy lace and tulle.
Scalloped lace panels were insert
ed in the skirt, which was appli-
qued with lace medallions. The
bodice featured a sabrina neckline.
Her fingertip veil was gathered to
a lace half-hat. She carried an or
chid on a Bible
Her maid of honor wore pink
lace over taffeta and carried
nosegay of Raster lilies.
When the couple left for Florida
the bride was wearing a navy
Miss Barbara Gayle Lawson,
daughter of Mrs. Lewis Lawson of
Cross Anchor, and the late Mr.
Lawson, became the bride of
James Bums Owings, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Hicks Franklin Owings
of Gordon street. Laurens, Sunday
at 4:00 p. m. at New Hope Baptist
Church, Cross Anchor
The Rev Fred Brown officiated,
with music by Mrs. Elizabeth Pry
or Murff of Clinton, iorganist, and
Kenneth Hough of Laurens, student
at Wofford College, vocalist
Billy Senn of Laurens, was best
Garden Council,
Committee Chairmen
Are Appointed
The' newly elected Garden Club
council held a business meeting on
Wednesday morning of the past
week at the home of Mrs. Gary
Holcombe.
In addition to council officers,
Mrs. Holcombe, president, Mrs. G.
A. Burton, vice-president, and Mrs.
Howard Smith, secretary-treasurer,
the council is composed of the pres
idents of the garden clubs and a rep
resentative from each
Plans were made for the year’s
work and the following committee
chairmen appointed:
City Beautification—Mrs. Wilmot
Shealy.
Litterbug—Mrs. J. C. Thomas.
Garden Therapy — Mrs. George
Watts Copeland.
Scrapbook and Historian—Mrs. W.
W. Adams.
Bird—Mrs. Henderson Pitts
Mrs. League Is
Club Hostess
Mrs. Bill League entertained
members of her Tuesday bridge
club the past week at her home on
the Laurens highway.
When the guests assembled a des
sert course was served followed by
a number of progressions. Mrs.
Cecil Wilson, a'club visitor, won top
score prize.
Jonquils were prettily arrayed
with other early spring flowers in
decoration for the card rooms.
Lunchebn Honors
Miss Nancy Cook
In compliment to Miss Nancy
Cook, fiancee of Charles Hollings
worth, of Macon, Ga., Mrs. Kenneth
N. Baker and Mrs. Tom Addison en
tertained with a luncheon on Sat-'
urday at the Hotel Mary Musgrove.
Eighteen guests enjoyed the three
course luncheon. In keeping with
the Easter motif, rabbits at each
place held cards for the guests A
yellow cover was used and a basket
in the center filled with daffodils,
spirea and greenery and yellow
gladioli was effectively flanked by
colored eggs and tiny rabbits at the
base.
The bride-elect was presented a
gardenia corsage and a gift of sil
ver.
Mrs. C. J. Hollingsworth, of Ma
con, Ga., the groom-elect’s moth
er, Misses Carolyn Thackston, stu
dent at the college of William and
Mary, Williamsburg. Va., and her
roommate at college. Miss Steery
Kimball, of Baton Rouge, La , who
was her house guest, were out-of
town guests for the luncheon
ARP Women Plan
District YPCU Meet
Meeting jointly, the aftrenoon and
evening circles of the Associate
Reformed Presbyterian Church held
the regular monthly session on Mon
day evening at the church.
‘‘Christian Literature” was the to
pic of the program which was pre
sented by Mrs. Irene Todd She
was assisted by Mrs. C. Bynum
Betts, Mrs. R. L. Plaxico, Mrs.
George Watts Copeland and Mrs.
James Sloan.
The secretaries’ reports were
heard and Mrs. Marion Nabors,
general secretary, gave a summary
of the year’s work. The secretary
also read a historical paper written
by Mrs Nolon Carter. Plans were
made to entertain the district Young
People's Chrsitian Union here on
Apnl 20
Mrs. James Sloan and Mrs Betts
were chosen as delegates to the
Presbyterial in Greenville April 16
and 17 and others frdm the society
Church Women Meet,
Plan Varied Activities
Continuing a study of religious
denominatoins. Mrs James Macdon
ald presented a program on "Shakes
and Millerites” for the April meet
ing of the Woman’s Auxiliary of AH
Saints Episcopal Mission held on
Monday afternoon at the church.
Mrs. Bailey Dixon gave the open
ing devotional Mrs E N. Sullivan
president, presided over the bus
iness session which included plans
for several members to attend a
pecial meeting of the Woman' Aux
iliary of the Northwestern district
on April 16 at Christ Church in
Greenville
Announcement was made that a
union service would be held this
morning, Thursday, at 10 o’clock at
the Church of the Epiphany in Lau
rens Members of the auxiliaries of
both churches will have holy com
munion and bring the United Thank
Offering
Plans were made for a bake sale
April 23 in the student activities
building on the Presbyterian College
campus
Laurens Club Presents
Music Club Program
Members of the Laurens Music
Club were guests of the Clinton
Music Club for the April meeting
and presented the program
The meeting was held on Wednes
day afternoon of the past week at
the home of Mrs T Heath Copeland,
with Mrs N’ene D Workman and
Mrs Paul M Muller assisting as
hostesses
also plan to attend Later the groupl L ,. S McM,U,an * as > n
I— ^ of the afternoon s program and gave
I a review of several years study of
(the Laurens club on romantic, clas-1
Mrs Mc-
Miss Alma Jo Poole,
Mr. Bond Be Married
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Poole of
near Clinton, announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Alma Jo,
to Mr. Charles Henry Bond, son of
Mr. and Mrs William C. Bond of
this city
Ilie wedding will take place early
packed boxes for Hilicrest
mountain home in Tennesee
Mrs Bennie Blakely and Miss
Margaret Blakely, hostesses served '' t | and "" dern n V us ' c . ,
a sweet eourse at the close of the ' 'T » ,
mptHino j of Laurens, for solo*, and Mrs Ed
Sadler and Mr. Harley for duets
Mr Harley also ga\e piand selec
Miss Milam, Mr. Davis lto ,^ . ^ ,
k >T i rp i Plans were discu.-hsed for sending
Mamed luesday; representatives to the State meetm*
in Ctamoa later in the month Plan
ning to attend are Mr* C W Ho
gan. president Mr* Harry Mc-
i continued on page seven i
Reside In Greenville
Miss Barbara Milam of Clinton,
and Greenville, became the bride of
Jerry Earle Davis, of Greenville, in
a ceremony taking place Tuesday
evening. Apnl 8. at 8 o'clock in the
evening at Broad Street Methodist
Church
The bride is the daughter of Mr
and Mrs William C. Milam of this
city and the groom is the son of
Mr and Mr* Amos E Davis, of
Ebaugh Avenue. Greenville
AFTER EASTER SALE
Thursday - Friday - Saturday
3 BIG DAYS
Prices Go Back Up Monday
Suits,, Dresses,
Costume Suits
Greatly Reduced
Petticoats Vi Price
Other Values
All Sales
Cash and Final
Present Club Running Not
Considered Cash For This Sale
t Ladies
a
Ready to Wear Shoppe
N. Hroad Street
(I.INTON
Phone 129
, _ _ . - —„ ,, . r , double ring ceremonv «ai
man, and Trudy Sumner of Cross s h«»ath dress with navy and white in •* une at ^ ,angslon 8 a PLst Church ^ j p u r
. wf lit.. M obi *4 n —■ ' - I a a 1 —.. I’l . 1 —. ...Ill fc. ... .. 1 f . .w. *
Anchor, niece of the bride, was
maid of honor Another niece. Ev- urday and Uve a ' t the home of thel r,,nton H, * h Scho01 ^ M *J r Mr
bride s mother ‘ I Bond is in service and is stationed
accessories They will return Sat-1 _be-graduateii from j chan| ()f Myrtlf B*ach. former pas
elyn Sumner, was flower girl. The
groom’s brothers, Billy and
Charles Owings af Laurens, usher
ed. Herbert M Smith of Greer.
Mrs Owings, a graduate of
ross Anchor High School, is book
keeper for Hamilton’s Jewelers of
at the Naval Training Center, Great
Lakes, 111
brother in-law of the bride, escort- , k . j .
ed her to the ,IUr I ,h,s ' ,r 0w '"** * « riKiu * , '
„ . . . .of Laurens High School and a vet
Snapdragons, asters, palms and) , , '
* | eran of four years service in the
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the
Navy He is employed at the Lau
rens Glass Works
Lutheran Women
Program On Asia
The regular monthly meeting of
the United Lutheran Church Worn
en was held Monday evening at the
I home of Mrs W E Marse on K >•*'* ' snapfrafoas. ivy
Youna Peoole Present Ferguson Street with Mrs J V •* nd Jern *‘ lh lighted white tapers
a rs in/ r-v ' Stilwell as co hostess in candelabra decorated the church
tor of the bride, assisted b> the
Rev George II Hodge%
Ushers were Nolon Nixon Jr.
Bob Hallow ay, William Cromer.
Joe Pollard, cousin of the groom
all of Greenville Junior ushers who
lighted the candles were William
Milam, brother of the bndr and
Michael Keddeck. cousin of the
A. R. P. Program
An interesting program on
C,o-
Mis
nd Mi
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^ Isabel! Pitts.
The March meeting of the Ladies'; operative Education "in Asia” was Uster of Greem die
Bible Class wsa held at the church led by Mrs S P Bowers assisted n * 1 CorW-y. of flint
on Monday night of the past week at by Mrs* o. C. Woodruff. Mr* J E, ' lU *- *>hM*t'. rend
which time Miss Margaret Blakely Boyce and Mrs Stdwell * °f wedding music
assisted by 12 young people, pre- During the social hour a sweet Marion Davis, brother of the
i sented a program, entitled ‘Candles CO urse was served by the hostesses kroum, of Greens die. w * » best
for Christ.*' "The Great Hour of man Mrs Charles Simplon uster
I Sharing" program which was ob u. D. C. TO MEET °f groom, oi Bloumtburg. pj
^rved throughout the denomination ybe Stephen D Lee Chapter,* was matron of honor and Miss. Mar
on Easter Sabbath was stressed i United Daughters of the Confeder Rarer Goldsmith, of Greensdk wa
rred a
Cookies and punch were served acy will meet this evening (Thurs
bjr the hostesses, Mrs George'day) at 7 30 at the home of Mr*.
Watts Copeland and Mrs George A A Ramage. Jr. with Mrs Asa
; Thompson Copeland Davis as assistant hostess
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lam Mrs RoU»n Edwards and Miss
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The bride’s attendants were
gowned alike in rosebud pink dre>*
e* of net over taffeta Hie fitted
bodices featured ofi shoulder ef
fect and ruffles which tormed a
point at the neckline The full skirls
had taffeta cummerbund and grad
uuted ruffles extending down the
back They carried crescent shaped
bouquets of pink carnations and
wore matching earrings and brace
lets which were gifts of the bride
The little flower girl carried a bus
ket filled with rose petals
The bride was given in marriage
by her father, wore a wedding gown
of satin and lace. The fitted bodice
had a sabrina neckline, and long
sleeves which ended in points. The
full skirt ended in a chapel train
Her veil, of bridal illusion, was held
to her head with seed pearls and
lace in cap effect. Her bridal bou
quet was centered with white orch
ids.
Following the ceremony, the par
ents of the bride entertained for the
wedding guests with a reception in
the ballroom of Hotel Mary Mus-!
grove.
Mrs. Milam, mother of the t(ride, |
yvas gowned in blue lace over taf i
; feta u ith a corsage of pink rose-
ouds. Mrs. Davis, mother of thej
j groom, wore a dress of peacock 1
blue and a pink rosebud corsage
During the evening the bride and
groom left for a wedding trip to
Fontana Village, N. C. The bride,
wore for traveling a blue linen
sheath with matching jacket, black
; accessories and the orchids from
her bouquet
After April 14 they will be at
home at 18 McMakm Drive, Sans
Souci, Greenville
Mrs. Davis is a graduate of Clin
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j Business School in Greenville. She
* bolds an office position with Shedd
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