The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 08, 1959, Image 5
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THE WOMAN’S PAGE
Social Event* and Club New* of Interest TeiepkoM 74«4u
Episcopal Women
Have Study On
Women of the Bible
Continuing a study on Women of
the Bible, Mrs. A. B. Stump dis
cussed “Sarah” at the January
meeting of the Woman’s Auxiliary
of All Saints Episcopal Church held
Monday afternoon at the Parish
House.
Preceding the program Mrs Bai
ley Dixon gave the devotional. Mrs.
E. N. Sullivan, president, presided
over the business session during
which announcements were made
concerning the convention to be hied
in Camden on January 27; and
World Day of Prayer February IS
for which the Episcopal women will
be in charge.
Entertain Joinly
With Drop-In
Entertaining Jointly Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Campbell, Mr. and Mrs.
James Neal were hosts for a drop-
in on Tuesday evening of the past
week at the home of the former.
Guests called between the hours
of eight and ten.
In the hall and living rooms
greens were gilded and used with
candles to carry out a gold color
note. The dining room was beauti
fully decorated, using a silver mo
tif.
Assisting in entertaining in tbe
living rooms were Mr. and Mrs.
George Cornelsoo, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry McSween. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Sherrill directed tbe guests
in the hall and Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Adair, Jr., were in the den.
Mrs. Robert E Wysor, 3rd, served
punch in the dining room where Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Howard assisted.
Out of town guests included Mrs.
Blake Gordon of Washington, D. C ,
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Brocken-
brough of Endicott, N. Y.
Mrs. Seose Hostess
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To Lutheran Women
The United Lutheran Church Wo
men of St. John’s Church met on
Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. T. M. Scase, with Mrs. C. C.
Smith as co-hostess.
The opening prayer was givne by
Mrs. J; R. Reynolds. Mrs. Floyd
Bund rick led the program entitled
“From A to U—Argentina to Uru
guay.” Assisting were Mrs. J. E.
Boyce, Mrs. Sease, v Mrs. 0. C.
Woodruff. The scripture reading
was given by Mrs. Smith, and tbe
closing prayer by Mrs. F. M. Bo
land.
At the dose of the program a
social hour and refreshments were
enjoyed.
ARP Circles Hold
January Meetings
The afternoon circle of the As-
s o c i a t e Reformed Presbyterian
Church held the January meeting
Monday at the home of Mrs. George
Thompson Copeland, with Mrs.
Harrison Copeland as hostess.
Topic for the month was “Spiri
tual Life,” and Mrs. A. B. Blake
ly led the program. She was as
sisted by Mrs. Hubert Todd. Mrs.
Irene Todd, Mrs. R. L. Plaxico,
Miss Nannie Young Tribble, Mrs.
Alma McKee and Miss Margaret
Blakely.
Following the business session,
the hostess served a salad plate.
Circle No. 2 met in the evening
at the home of Mrs. James P.
Sloan. Mrs. George Thompeon
Copeland was leader of the sjpiri-
tual Life program, with Mr*. C.
Bynum Betts, Mrs. Marion Nabors.
Mrs. L. M. Wilson and Mrs. Ernest
Hitt taking part.
Later a social hour and refresh
ments were enjoyed.
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The Misses Roberts
Entertain Friends
Miss Barbara Roberts was host
ess for a drop-in at her home on
Tuesday evening from eight until
ten o'clock.
About twenty-five friends, includ
ing a number of college students at
borne for the holidays, were invited
for the occasion. She was assisted
in serving and entertaining by her
mother, Mrs. D. H. Roberts and
sister, Miss Kay Roberts.
Guests were invited into the din
ing room for refreshments of punch,
sandwiches and co&kies. A red or
gandy cover overlaid the table
which was appointed with a New
Year arrangement. Elsewhere in
the receiving rooms holiday decora
tions were used.
On Wednesday evening Miss Kay
Roberts entertained twelve friends
for a New Year’s party.
Dancing was enjoyed and refresh
ments were served in buffet style
during the evening which came to
a close after guests welcomed the
New Year. Miss Mi mi Martin as
sisted tbe hostess in the courtesies
of entertaining.
Party appointments followed the
traditional New Year theme.
Young People Enjoy
"Bam Dance" Party
A “barn dance” party was given
on Monday evening of the past week
by Misses Jane Ann and Wiley Da
vis at the Wadsworth Club house
assembling about sixty-five young
people Guests included a number
of college students at home for the
holidays, with the girls and boys
coming in appropriate dress of cot
ton skirts, jeans and bright color,
ed shirts.
Bales of hay with wagon wheels,
lighted lanterns and crockery were
used to effect a “country hoedown"
setting. Square dancing was enjoy
ed during the evening, assorted
sandwiches and cookies served.
Chaperoning the group were pa
rents of the hostesses, Mr. and Mrs.
T. Randolph Davis, Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence F. Davis.
Bridge Party Given
For Visitors Here
Mr and Mrs. George H. Brock
enbrough entertained a number of
young couples on Friday evening
for bridge for their son and daugh- j
ter m-law. Mr. and Mrs George B
Brock enbrough, of Endicott, N. Y.,
at theu- home, “Capers Acre*,’’ in:
Kinard Mr. and Mrs Thornwell
Dunlap. Jr, of Greenwood, were I
also out of town gueat* for the'
party.
A* the guests assembled they |
were invited into the dining room;
for refreshments A New Year
theme was artistically earned out
in the decorations for the receiv
ing rooms.
Three tables were in play with
prises going to Mrs L. H Lee and
George H. Cornelsoo When cards
were laid aside a salad plate was
| McMillions Hove
(Family Drop-In
M!r and Mrs. L. S. McMUlian en
tertained for their family during the
holidays with a drop-in at their
home on Maple street.
Out of town guests included Mr.
and Mrs. R. S. Griffin, Huntnigton,
W. Va„ who were visiting their
daughter, Mrs. James Von Hollen,
and Mr. Von Hollen; Mr and Mrs.
'James R. Davis of Lairens; Dr.
and Mrs Henry Byron of Columbia.
Former Teacher Here
Married Decembr 22
Honeymoon in Florida
The “Rev. Marshall B Dendy
heard the marriage vows of Miss
Frances Turbyville Leonard of
Pompano Beach, Fla., and Reid-
ville, and Bill C. Rabenau of Davie,
Fla., Dec. 22 at 2:00 p m at Anti
och Presbyterian Church, CashviBe.
" Mrs. Rabenau, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Agnew W. Leonard of
Reidville, teaches at Norcrest Ele
mentary School at Pompano Beach.
She was formerly a member of the
Thornwell school faculty.
Mr. Rabenau is the son of Mrs.
J. A. Douglas of Ft. Lauderdale,
Fla., and the late Carl P Rabenau.
His best man was Walt Sterling of
Fort Lauderdale.
Ushers included Col. John S. Has
sell of Myrtle Beach; Lt. Charles
Metcalf of Greenville; W. K. Mel
ton of Union; and W. A Leonard of
Duncan, the bride’s brother.
Bridal attendants were Mrs.
John Hassell of Myrtle Beach; and
Mrs. B. A. Deutwyler of Colum
bia, the bride’s sister; Mrs. Walt
Sterling, the groom’s sister; and
Mrs Frank E. Hughes of Reidville;
with junior bridesmaids, Miss Mar
tha L. Deatwyier of Cohimbia; and
Miss Sally Hodges of Roebuck,
nieces of the bride
The bride, escorted by her father,
wore antique ivory satin. She car
ried a lace handkerchief which had
belonged to the groom's grandmo
ther, and wore a lavalier of her
great-grandmother. Her veil was
attached to a half-hat of sequins
and pearls, and her flowers were
roses around an archid
A reception was held at the home
of Mr and Mrs. W A Leonard,
brother and sister-m-lau of the
bride, in Duncan. After a trip to
Bermuda the bride and groom will
live in Davie, Fla . arriving there
January 2S.
Bndal attendants wore cerise
satin dresses with walu length
skirts dipping m back into a train
effect and earned cascades of mag
notia leaves and white gladioli
Their pear earrings were gifts of
the bride. For travel the bride wore
an aqua suit and hat with black ac
cessories and fur stole
Church Circles
Meet Next Week
Circles of the Women of the
Church of the First Presbyterian
Church will meet on the days and
at the hours as designated.
Monday 10:OS A. M.
No. 1.—Mrs C. W. Copeland,
chairman; Mrs. Hugh Jacobs, host
ess.
No. 2.—Mrs T F. Hollis, chair
man and hostess -
No. 3. — Mrs. Marion MiRuh.,"
chairman; Mrs. W. C. Baldwin,
hostess.
No 4 — Mrs. Frank Sherrill,
chairman and hostess
Tuesday 10:00 A. M.
No. 5—Mrs. W C. Barnett, chair
man and hostess.
Monday 4:00 P. M.
No 6—Mrs. Edgar Copehmd,
chairman; Mrs. W. C. Baldwin,
hostess .
No. 7.—Mrs J. F Jacobs, chair
man and hostess.
No 8—Mrs. John W. Little, chair
man and hostess.
No. 3—Mrs. A A. Ramage, Sr.,
chairman and hostess.
Monday 8:00 P. M.
No. 13—Mrs. Grady Chandler,
chairman; Mrs. W. L. McNeal,
hostess.
No. 11—Mrs. Tench Owens, chair
man and hostess.
No. 12 — Mrs. L. P. Pearson,
chairman and hostess.
Honda, Camp Fires
Elect New Officers
At a meeting on Monday after
noon the Tanda group of Camp
Fire girls elected the following new
officers
President—Jackie Robbins
Vice-President — Norma David
son.
Secretary-Treasurer—Jane Ellen
Fowler.
Scribe—Marjone Arnold
The nominating committee w^s
composed of Jane Milam, Ame Lou
Black, Shirley Ann Timinoas. There
are twelve girls in the group and
the leaders are Mrs. A. B David
son and Mrs. Dillard Milam
METHODIST ( IRCI.KS MEET
The Sara Glenn Circle of Broad
Street Methodist Church will meet
Monday evening, January 12. at
7:30 at the home of Mrs J B Are
old
The Pauline Coleman Circle will
meet Tuesday morning at 10 o’clock
with Mrs Roy Casque
Pattes Entertain With
New Year's Party
On the evening at January 1. Dr.
and Mrs Edouard Patte entertained
a number of friends in their home
for a New Year’s party
To add to the pleasure of the ec-
rasion, social games were played in
the receiving rooms that were dec.
orated wish white and gold tapers
and the seaoea’s foliage and ber
ries Favors were distributed to all
the ladies and prises to the winners
of the various games Later in tbe
evening the guests were invited to
the spacious dining room where an
European buffet was served French
style.
The large central table was over
laid with a family heirloom cutwork
cloth on a yeBow satin lining Lac
quered leaves and brilliant glass
balls reflected the light of tapers in
silver candelabra*, giving the room
a festive air of the New Year.
Miss Rachel Arm
Wilson Entertains
Friends With Party
Miss Rachel Ann Wilson enter
tained thirty-five friends with a
party on New Year's eve at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
CecU P. Wilson.
The mantel in the living room
was arragned with a bouquet of
yellow' and white gladieii on one end
and a Happy New Year greeting in
gold letters on green ribbons on the
other. A large white bell adorned
the hidl chandelier.
In the den and recreation porch
multi-colored balloons, confetti and
horns used in decoration added to
the festivity of the occasion. The
string was clipped and the balloons
descended to be popped as the new
year arrived. Favors were also
given the guests.
A booth was set up for fortune
telling by Mrs. James Buzhardt,
dressed as a gypsy. A special fea
ture of the evening was a flashlight
dance with the last couple, Linda
Milam and Jerry Lewis, being pre
vented miniature flashlights
During the evening guests were
nvited into the dining room for
refreshments which were served in
buff* style. A ptak hnen cover
overlaid the table esaisrsd with a
rsnflslshrs pult pink
Hill Sf
rite, was aa am af
Once A Year Opportunity Buy Now At Reduced Prices
Terrific Savings
Clearance Sale
EVERY ITEM PRICED TO SELL FAST-COME TO LAWSON’S NOW!
Solid Mahogany SOFA
(Green)
Reg. 1279.SO
180-00
8-Pc. Dining Room Suite
( nppertonc Finish (A Real Value)
Reg. $279.00
160.00
BOX SPRING SALE!
Priced from $39.50 to $69.50
Aa IxNtff Aa They l^at—ONLY
(A Few Oid Mattremea)
32.00
MAGNIFICENT CORONET
97-INCH SOFA
In Foam (Brown or Toast)
Reg. $359.00 229.oo
1 Low Boy Cedar Chest
Mahwcany—SHflitl) Shop Worn
Reg. S99.00 59.00
FOAM RUBBER
Mattress and Box Spring
(By Englander) Single or ouMe Bed
Reg. $129.95 99oo
TRADITIONAL SOFA
Foam Jiubber Cuahiom. In
‘ Green Fabric
Reg. $219.00 165.oo
2-PIECE SECTIONAL
Foam Robber In Toast—
Makes A Curved Sectional
Reg. $269.00 190.oo
3-PIECE SOLID CHERRY
The Martha Washington group raptures Use
warmth and spirit of Early American living.
W'e have the entire group in stock.
Reg. $359.00 277.00
, CLUB CHAIR
Foam rubber cushions in brow
unusually comfortable.
Reg. $89.50 $52.00
STEP TABLES
Reg. $29.95 . . . $10.00
Reg. $14.95 . . . $ 7.00
Reg. $34.50 . . . $15.00
DRAPES
Reg. $27.50 . . . $10.00
Reg. $14.95 ... $ 7.00
Reg. $10.95 ... $ 5.00
USED FURNITURE
9-Pc. Dining Room Suite S75.M
(A very nice suite in mahogany)
K-Pr. Dining Room Snite $.15.90
T-Pc. Solid Maple Living Room
Suite (like new) Reg. $219.00
$119.00
SWIVEL CHAIR
Foam Rubber Cushions—100% Nylons
Reg. $79.50 5Q.00
COFFEE TABLES
Regular $54.50 $15.00
Regular $10.95 $ 4.00
Regular $13.95 $ 6.00
5-Pc. Living Room Suite $35.00
5-Pc. Dinette Suite ... $20.00
2-TV Tables (each) ... $ 4.00
We Have Some Bedroom Groups
We Are Discontinuing:
Reg. Price SALE PRICK
Double Dresser and Mirror $169.00 $119.00
Bookcase Bed 79.00 59.00
Poster Bed 109.50 79.00
Single Dresser, Mirror 109.50 79.00
Above Pieces Are In Solid Rock Maple
(EXCELLENT BUY)
These Are Other Items Which We Have
At A Good Buy:
Clock Radios $ 27.77
Metal Base Cabinets . .. 32.50
3-3 Bed (Mahogany and Maple) 22.50-
(•roup Of I^unps (Choice each) 12.50
9\12 Wool Rug Purchased (A Mat Free)
1 Hide-A-Bed 239.95
Mohawk Rugs (4Vi * 6) • 1 J- 59.50
(3x5) . 39.00
Reg. Price SALS PRICE
$ 19.00
16.00
10.60
5.00
169.00
20.00
15.90
Sander For Rent-Waxer 50c Per Day Electric Blankets $19.95-2 Yr. Warranty
Phis Many Other Rare Bargains Too Numerous To Mention!
Lawson Furniture Co.
“Quality Home Fumiahings”
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Joanna