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4 * t THE WOMAN’S PAGE Social Events and Chib News of Interest u m 4M Entertains Club, Additional Guests Entertaining members of the Wednesday Club and several addi tional guests Mrs. Robert P. Black was hostess for bridge the past week. Chrysanthemums, dahlias and zin nias were prettily arranged in the cahd rooms. Between progressions sandwiches, cold drinks and cookies weer enjoyed. When scores were counted prizes were presented to Mrs. Thomas F. Hollis and Mrs. Harry Baldwin. Methodist Women Have Mission Study Joining with die Woman’s Society of Christian Service of the Hopewell Methodist Church, the women of Broad Street Church held a mission study course the past week at the Hopewell church. The topic of study was “The Mid dle East.” On Wednesrday and Fri day afternoons Mrs. Huqh Bonds Workman and Mrs. Cyril Hamm taught the study. Thursday a panel of five from Broad Street church gave a discussion on the "Five Dominant Religions of the Middle East.” Taking part were Mrs. Paul M. Muller, Mrs. Roy Casque, Mrs. Howard Smith, Mrs. Sam McCrary and Mrs. Wilmot Shealy. The fourth session of study will be given at the regular monthly meeting of the society on Monday afternoon, November 10. A church-wide study on Isaiah, taught by the Rev. Joel E. Cannon, pastor, has tentatively been set for January. 'Thank Offering” ARP Circle Topic Circles of the Woman's Mission ary Society of the Associate Reform ed Presbyterian Church hear pro grams on ‘Thank Offering” at the November meetings held on Mon day. Circle No. 1 met at the church in the afternoon with Mrs. Hubert Todd as leader and Mrs. W. B. Trib ble as hostess. As a part of the pro gram several members discussed articles in the Synodical Journal. Later the hostess served sandwich es, cookies and punch. Members brought their thank offering boxes which were opened. Mrs. R. L. Plaxico, Jr., was hos tess to circle No. 2 at her home in the evening. Mrs. Bennie B. Blakely, assisted by Mrs. Nolon Carter, Mrs. George Thompson Copeland, Mrs. James P. Sloan, Mks. J. P. John ston and Mrs. C. Bynum Betts pre sented the program. , During the business session plans were made for the week of prayer November 10-14. A social hour was enjoyed and the hostess/Served a sweet course with coffee.' \ Dicky McSween Is Honored On Birthday Dicky McSween was honored on his third birthday October 24, with a party at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry McSween. Fifteen little friends enjoyed out door games and refreshments with 'party hats and favors adding to the merriment of the occasion. A yellow motif was used in decorations and for the birthday cake. LETS GIVE YOUR HOME A NEW LOOK! Free Estimates - No Down Payments - 36 Months to Pay • Ruberoid Color Grain Siding—10 Color* • New Stone Design* In Celotev • (Insulating Siding • Four Styles Aluminum Awnings • All Types Guaranteed Roofs • Cypress Picket Fences—Insulation • Weather Stripping—Gutters—Downspout* • Bonded Built Up Tar and Gravel Roof* For Free Estimates—Call or Write J. A. SMITH, JR. r.o. Box m Clinton. S. C. Phone 967-i —Representing— AUGUSTA ROOFING & METAL WORKS. INC. AUGUSTA. GA. Mrs. Suber Hostess To Lutheran Women Mrs. H. C. Suber and Mrs. A. C. Workman. Jr., wore Joint hostesses to the United Lutheran Church Women of St. Johns Church on Monday evening at the home of the former. Prayer by Mrs. F. M. Boland opened the program and Mrs Work man gave the scripture reading. Mrs. T. M. Sease led the discussion on “The Gospel According To One Womai" and taking part were Mrs S. P. Bowers, Mrs. L. Allen Wertz, Jr., Mrs. J. E. Boyce. t During the business session re ports on the Piedmont Conference held in Spartanburg in October were given by Mks. 0. C. Woodruff, Mrs. Boland and Mrs. Bowers. Later a social hour and refresh ments were enjoyed. Church Circles In November Meetings Circles of the Frist Presbyterian Church will hold the November meetings as follows: Monday, the 10th, at 10:00 a. m.— No. 1—Mrs. L. B. Dillard, chair man and hostess. No. 2.—Mrs. Hugh Jacobs, chair- man; Mrs. Edouard Patte, hostess. No. 3.—Mrs. John T. Young, chairman; Mrs. J. Hamp Stone, hostess. Monday at 4:00 p. m — No. 5—Mrs. Leland Young, chair man; Mrs. J. P. Rowland, hostess. No. 6 —Mrs. A. C. Young, chair man; Mrs. Taylor Martin, hostess; Mrs. William Johnson, co-hostess. No. 7 —Mrs. Addison Neighbors, chairman: Mrs. Tom Baldwin, host ess. Monday at 8:00 p. m.— No. 8—Mrs. H. M Young, Jr., chairman; Miss Frances O’Daniel, hostess. No. 8—Mis Ella Little McCrary, chairman; Mrs. Lewis Hay, host ess; Mrs Elsie Morton, co-hostess Tuesday, the 11th, 10:00 a. m — No. 4—Mrs. W. P. Jacobs, chair man; Mrs. Horace Payne, hostess Thursday Club Is Entertained Mrs Francis Blalock was hostess for two tables of bridge on Thursday afternoon of the past week when she entertained members of her card club, A dessert coarse, coffee and nuts were served when the guests ar rived, after which a number of pro gressions were enjoyed Mrs C. 1 Law, a chib visitor, won high score Prize An arrangement of lavender-pink chrysanthemums decorated the Uv- mg room where ranged for the Barbara Pitts Has Birthday Party Barbara Pitta, daughter of Mr and Mrs 8 A Pita. Jr, was seven years old Tuesday. November 4. In celebration of the occasion she invited twenty boys and girls for an afternoon party. Mrs. Pitts was assisted by Mrs Bobby Sanders in entertaining tho group with outdoor games Later they were invited inside for re freshments and pictures were made The birthday cake Was decorated in yellow and green. Ice cream, cake and cold drinks were served and each child was presented a party favor Birth Announcements CASON Lt. and Mrs. Robert L. Cason of Huntsville, Ala., announce the birth of a son, Robert Burns, on Novem ber 3. Mrs. Cason is the former Miss Ann Garrett of Columbia. Lt. Cason is the son of Mr. and Mrs L E. Cason of this city. BLACKMON Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Blackmon of Sumter, announce the birth of a daughter, Robin Annette, on Octo ber 18. Mrs. Blackmon was before marriage Miss Betty Smith, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith. GAULT Mr. and Mrs. Clarence D. Gault of Nash street, announce the birth of a daughter, Wanda Kay, on Oc tober 29 at Hays hospital. Before marriage Mrs. Gault was Miss Wil- helmina Harris. BIBLE Mr. and Mrs. James A. Bible, of 227 Oak Street, announce the birth of a daughter, Gwendolyn Denise, at Blalock Clinic on October 30. Mrs. Bible is the former Miss Shelby Jean Franklin. Qemente-Ivester Ritee Performed October 26 Angela Omenta and Vernon George Ivestrr were united in marriage on Sunday aft ernoon. October 38. at 4:10 o'clock at Broad Street Methodist Church The bride is the daughter of Mrs Floyd E. Ballew of this city and J. L. Clements, of Vidalia. Ga. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs A. R. Ivester of this city, White and yellow mums and pot ted palms decorated the church for the double ring ceremony which was performed by the Rev J. W Spillers. A program of wedding music was presented by Mrs. James Pitts, or ganist, and Mrs. Julian Coleman, soloist. The traditional bridal chor us and wedding marches were used and Mrs. Coleman sang “Because” and “The.Lord's Prayer.” The bride wore a grey costume suit, white and grey feather cloche hat, matching accessories and j white orchid. Miss Toni Stroud, of Joanna, at tended the bride. She wore a light blue suit with fur collar, blue feath er hedd band. Her flowers were a white carnation corsage. The bride was given in marriage by her father. The groom chose as best man his cousin, Charles Whit worth, of Toccoa. Ga., a student at Georgia Tech. Both the bride and groom and 1958 graduates of Clinton High School. Mr. Ivester is stockroom manager at Winn-Dixie Store They are residing at 209 South Broad St. PROMOTED Friends of Robert L. Cason will be interested to learn of his recent promotion to the rank of first lieu tenant. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Cason of this city and is stationed, at Red Stone Arsenal, Huntsville, Ala. November Meeting Of Hampton Ave PTA Individual grade group disc us Mona and a report on the Halloweei. carnival were feature* of the No vember meeting of the Hampton Avenue Parent Teacher Association meeting held on Tuesday evening Rev Joel E Cannon gave the in vocation Mrs. Claude M Lawson's fourth grade won the attendance prize During the business session re ports were heard on the carnival held Friday evening Proceeds will be used for projects in the or gam j ration’s budget which include sums given to the teachers for hooks for the individual class rooms and for Christmas treats for the children Miss Agnes Davis was in charge of the group grade discussions with parents meeting with the teachers of their childrens’ classes Health Center To Close 11 th And 27th j Mrs Annie Waldrop, county j health nurse, has announced that J the Clinton Health Center on Wood row street will be closed Tuesday, | November 11, in observance of| Armistice Day and on the 27fh for 1 Thanksgiving C?i666 ^ * if ' • VETERAN’S DAY Proudly we »ahite the veteran* of our fighting force*... for their " high courage in time of war . . . for their steadfast devotion to the finest ideals of citizenship in time of peace. Tuesday, Nov. 11th J 'fi\ I Bank of Clinton Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 1 3'T fnlercst Paid On Savings Xrrnunts Semi-\nnually Dr. Felder Smith orroMmurr fM Lourcns, S. C. J. C. THOMAS FOR LIMITED TIME ONLVI Mahogany Finiah Drawor Chaat with MCh 40-PIECE SERVICE for 8 t/seWM r */&uwm pat —^STERLING in your favorite 40-PC. SERVICE INCLUDES: • 8 Teaspoons • 8 Place Forks • 8 Place Knives • 8 Salad Porks • 8 lead Ssvsrags Spoons or • 8 Cream Soup Spoona ORDER NOW 8V MAIL I PER WEEK • No Intarast i • No Carrying Chargea # J. C. Thomas Jewelers -It’s Time That Couate" f UN TON JOANNA ‘Starling is V*r >ss — as ra* Vm •a *aa • Tolophono Talk M. L. CAMPBELL Your Telephone Manager The beauty of autumn colors in the turning leaves ... the excitement of football ... the hustle and bustle about town .. . ao doubt about it, the fall season is once again under way. A busy season for you. A time when you depend more than ever on your good friend, the tele phone! There’s so much to be done . . . so many details to attend to. Just pick up your phone and away you wtux through a long list of “musts ’* Wonderful time-saver, the telephone Gives you extra hours of leisure . .. saves you eo many extra steps You can make your telephone your “biggest bargain'' in tunc ... in convenience ... and in the small cost of the service See the Patented SIEGLER now ot H.D.Payne & Co. Phone .>70 ( LINTON. S. C. Let us show you how you can A WOMAN'S WORLD’ You'd think so sometimes, but I've decided they keep us men in mind most of the tune Take the matter of that bedroom extension phone We’re the ones who enjoy the luxury of reaching for the phone when it nogs in the dead of night. No tnpptnf over furni ture or falling downstairs to answer it. They’re pretty smart, these women, to insist on extension phones where they're most needed And—to choose them in attractive anion, too. Actually, the whole family enjoys the fun and convenience of extra phones. Maybe you'd better look into it too. Call our Business Office any time. Well be happy to give you all the details. • # • THE STATE OF THINGS in Alaska is of particular interest to all of us, now that Alaska is the 49th. Did you know that Alaskans make more telephone calls per person than folks in any other counu>! without filling rCPM-COLA BOTTLING CO. Cre»B««u. |L C. SYNCHRONIZED AIR-OIL CONTROL GIVES at the turn of a dial! i - iagine! Turn just one dial to th* la you want and your new Sirgier deim s it automatically. Turning the dial iaeti the exact amount of oil into tha bun* r. feeds the flame the exact amount of air then regulates the blower sp«*d to give you perfect SUPER Floor Heatl And the exclusive Heat-Line control is right up front for real convenience. The new synchronized Sieglerraatic control «ys- tem means even greater fuel saving* by assuring the most economical fire pos- «ihlp on nil qpttinift;