The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 29, 1959, Image 5
Thureday, January 29, 1959
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
THE WOMAN’S PAGE
Social Events and Chib News of Interest
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Todd*Coble Rehearsal
Party Is Given at
Wallace Home
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace and'
Mrs. Tom Horton entertained mem
bers of the Todd-Coble wedding
party and out-of-town guests follow
ing the rehearsal on Saturday eve
ning.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Wal
lace in Pitts Meadors was beauti
fully decorated for the occasion.
White pom-poms adorned the room
where the gifts were displayed.
In the dining room, where re
freshments were served in buffet
style, a yellow and white color note
was effectively carried out. Net
overlaid the white linen cover and
on one end of the table bows of yel
low satin ribbon accented the base
of the arrangement of ydlow glad
ioli and pom poms. Ribbon extend
ed across the table to the opposite
end where white lighted tapers dec
orated' with tiny yellow ribbon
burned in crystal holders.
Mrs. Charles Hughes presided
over the refreshment table and Mrs
Floyd Coates served punch.
Landscaping Lawns
Topic For Meeting
Mrs. W. G. King and Mrs. Arnold
M. Cannon jointly entertained mem
bers for the January meeting of
the Yellow Jasmine Garden Club on
Monday afternoon at the King
home.
Mrs. William Johnson was pro
gram chairman and members
brought pictures of their homes and
lawns to be shown for suggestions,
criticisms, and discussion, in con
nection with a study on landscaping
lawns
Guests were invited into the din
ing room for refreshments of sand
wiches, assorted dainties and
sweets. Mrs. C. T. Thomason pour
ed coffee Candles and grapes dec
orated the table and etaewhere glad
ioli were combined with ydlow
bdls
Robert Henrys Visit
Here, Hove Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Henry
of Marietta, Ga., are visiting the
former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Henry. Robert S. Henry, who
has recently completed a three-
year tour of duty with the Air Force
in El Paso, Texas, is now a student
at Georgia Tech.
On Saturday the Henrys were all
luncheon guests of Mrs. Edward
Henry's brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Spann, and din
ner guests of another brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Spann in Greenville.
Guests of the Edward Henrys
here on Sunday included Mrs. Hen
ry’s mother, Mrs. L. D. Spann, Mr.
and Mrs. Alan Spann of Greenville;
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Spann and son,
Trent, of Columbia; and Jerry
Spann of Greenville, student at the
University of South Carolina.
Sun Bonnet Club
Meets With
Mrs. Bellingrath
Mrs. George Bellingrath was hos
tess to the Sun Bonnet Garden Club
on Monday afternoon at her home.
A short business session was pre
sided over by Mrs. L. V. Smith.
House plants was the subject of
the afternoon program and talks
on their selection, planting and cul
ture were given by Miss Marion
Burts. Mrs. Frank C. Sherrill and
Mrs. P. W. Rbget-s.
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Thursday Club
Is Entertained
On Thursday Mrs. Eugene John
son entertained members of her
bridge club for a number of after
noon games.
Two tables were appointed for re
freshments and coffee was served
with ice cream, fruit cake and as
sorted sweets. For the progressions
which followed Mrs. Dillard Milam,
Jr., was high scorer.
Berries with greenery and a fruit
arrangement decorated the living
and dining rooms.
Carolina Wren Club
Studies S. C. Gardens
An interesting discussion of gar
dens of South Carolina was given
by Miss Margaret Blakely for the
meeting of the Carolina Wren Gar
den Club on Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Irene Pkls and Mrs. Guy
Tumblin were co-hostesses at at the
Pitts home.
Another feature of the program
was the showing of the polio film,
by Ellis Huffstetler in connection
with the March of Dimes fund rais
ing campaign.
Orders were taken for dogwood
and crepe nxyrtle trees. Tbe pres
ident, Mis Margaret Blakely, pre
sided over the business session
A salad plate, cake, nuts and cof
fee were served at the conclusion of
the program.
A mantel arrangement of yellow j xldson, of Blackshear, Ga
Gives Dessert Bridge
Saturday Evening
On Saturday evening Mr and
Mrs. Bailey Dig on entertained
members of their card club for a
dessert bridge
Two tables were appointed for
refreshments and a sWeet course
served when the guests arrived.
Dried arrangements added to the
attractiveness of the card room.
High score prise went to Dr. and
Mrs. James Macdonald
Mrs. Moore Is
Club Hostess
to members of her bridge club on
Thursday afternoon with two tables
in play
o' ,u„ Clinic staff, w a* a patient there sev-
Preceding the games, a dessert r . .
j . .w ...era! days but is now convalescing
course was served at the prettily '
appointed tables. African violets 1 ,,,nu
friends of Saai ta>sanova will be*
Entertains For Son
On Birthday
Saturday evening Mrs. James H
Buzhardt entertained for her son,
BiUy Cranford, with a party at the
Hotel Mary Musgrove in celebration
of his birthday.
The young people brought dona
tkms for the March of Dimes in
lieu of gifts for Billy. Games and
dancing were enjoyed and refresh
ments of punch, assorted sandwich
es, cookies and candies were served
in buffet style during the evening.
Yellow chrysanthemums were com
bined with white gladioli to fashion
the table bouquet. Overhead in the
ballroom red and white streamers
were decorative. . -
Assisting Mrs. Buzhardt in serv
ing and entertaining were Mrs.
Laura Mae Howard. Miss Kate Mi
lam and Mrs. B. B. Ballard.
Couple Wed Sunday;
To Reside Here
The Rev. William E. Moreau of
ficiated at the wedding of Miss
Elizabeth Jqyce Ann Todd, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Joseph
Todd, of Lancaster, to Alvin Glenn
Coble, son of Mrs. John Morgan
Coble and the late Mr. Coble, of
Columbia, Sunday afternoon in a
candlelight ceremony at 4 o’clock in
the Lydia Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. James Von Hollen was or
ganist. Mrs. Katherine Eargle and
Joe Eargle, of Columbia, were vo
calists, accompanied by Mrs. Ray
mond Doughty. The wedding music
included S ‘I Love You Truly,” “Be
cause,” and “The Lord's Prayer.”
Mr. Coble’s best man was BiU Uollotrnm
Donalan. of Columbia, and ushers ^ nieiaS neiiSirOm
were Ken Gardner, of Greenville, Engagement
Bob Biggerstaff. of Charleston Sid Mr. and Mrs Costa K. O. Hell-
Faress, of Charleston, and Ben Don I strom. 202 Fifth Sf. Providence.
With the Sick
- Friends of Gillette Simpson will
regfet to know he is ill and a pa
Uent at Blalock Clinic. ,
Dismissed from Blalock
earlier in the week were Mrs Itylen
Malone Danny Ray Black, sop of
Mr. and Mrs J. Black, MAs
Doyle Kuykendall, Jim Henry, and
Jeff Campbell
Krends of J. D Hairston. Jr./
will be interested to know he is a
patient at Blalock Clinic
Lewis H. Bagwell was an over
night patient at Blalock Clinic be 1 -
Mr,. P^TsEce m, ho»U. SS ! ,or ' ■>«•« ;r ; "»f>rred ,o. the Veu
'erans hospital, Columbia, on Sun
day
Mrs L A Parrott of the Blalock
Birds Must Be
Fed In Winter
Bird* appreciate being fed during
the winter months more than at any
time of .the <ar Place a feeder
and bird hath near a window so you
can ei.jft* .u'chins them ITtey are
so many lovely' birds that stay with
us all winter I? is fun to identify
them andf to learn their habits
Children should lie taught to love
the song hird> and to protect them
Soon 'h. birds will be migrating
appetite for insects make them
wonderful asset lor your garden
MRS HENDERSON PITTS
Bird Chairman for the Cknto
Garden Chib Council
from the
ow«
south to the North
with other seasonal arrangements
decorated the card rooms.
Prize for top score went to Mrs.
Roy Gasque.
Thursday Club
Has Meeting
interested to know he is improv
ing at homo after being a patient a:
Blalock Clinic a few days last week
* Patients at Blalock Clinic include
Rboert Bayne, C. M. Broome, Mrs.
Jack Nelson and Horace Smith.
Jimmie Webb, U-months old son
for the summer This'is a good time
to see birds of different sections of
the country Now i> the time to start
watching for the Ctiar Waxyvings.
Leave your berries for them Go
watch a flock of these little birds
swoop down on your nandina and
pyracantha bushes is a sight that
you won't forget.
Make your yard a gathering place
of beautiful, interesting, usefiil
birds Their colorful beauty, fas
cinating activities, joyods song and
Church New*
Church School will he held at
10 00 a m. and morning worship at
11 00 a. m. The pastor. Rev Wil
liam E Moreau, will preach on the
subject. 'Remember the Sabbo n
Day,” fourth in a .serir* on the Ten
Conan and ments
Tbe Women of the Churcli wni
meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 p m
The PYF will meet at the churr
Wednesday evening at. 6 30 p. m
Prayer meeting will be held Wed
nesday evening at 7 30 p m. TV
topic for discussion will be “The
Decrees of God—Creation and Prov
idence." The public is invited U>
all services of the church.
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Members of her Thursday Bridge of Mr. and Mrs Louie Webb, is a
Club held an afternoon meeting last medcial patient at Hays hospital,
week with Mi’s. George Blalock with Friends of Mrs. Ervin Shook will
several guests playing for absent be interested to know she is conva-
members. , lescitxg at Hays hospital following
Two tables were in play and Mrs. minor surgery yesterday.
Chris Adair. Jr., made top score Friends of Dr Marshall Brown
for visitors while club prizes went wii be interested to know he is con-
to Mrs. Carlisle Neely and Mrs. Tom valescing at Hays hospital following
Addison. surgery
Light refreshments and cold Mrs C L. Stinnett is a medical
drinks were enjoyed between pro- patient at Hays hospital
Hubert Owens has returned home
from, Hays hospital where he has
been a patient the past three weeks
Posey Davis has returned home
from Hays hospifal where he has
been a patient.
Patients at Hays hospital include
Mrs. H F. Street man, surgcial;
medical; Fred Meeks,
Young. Medical
gressions
R. I., announce the engagement of
served with sandwiches, nuts and *1**<>H and greenery adorned th«l Gi '« ta marriage by her father her daughter. Kay Elizabeth Hell George Joy.
cakes carrvine out the Valentine BvU* room and dried arangements! me bride wore a dress of Chantilly strom. to Mr John Duncan Shields. L ,
motif Mrs S. P. Bowers. Mrs Tay and pmk gladioli were decorative in •ace and tulle over satin, fashioned 1335 Filbert St.. San Francisco. Fulton , ra ,; p
lor Martin and Mrs. Wiison Harris «•* receiving rooms
were assistant hosteeses. __ ^ _
In the living room pink gladioli { (_,iUD tritertaiHS
and drKd Quests Ot Meeting
'■ nK, ‘ V ' TV r.anteMats . i . . d
to the chib. Mrs Dm C;
Mrs. Joel E Cai
w as a
Mrs. C. E Law and Mrs Harold
Shields were guests of the club
Club Program On
Arranging and Birds
Familiar South Carolina
and the fundamentals of flower
guests at their January
with a basque bodic.; a bateau neck Calif. son ot Mr> Harold McQueen ,. a j
embroidered with pearls, topped Shields, 106 Centennial Street. Clin ^ tt > „ Ir
with a lace jacket and tulle insert ton, and the late Dr Shields. \| cVII Moo.,
yoke outlined with pearls The eo Mis> Hellstrom was graduated y rs | jm ,. x y tl( ,
ionial skirt appliqued with lace from Pembroke College in Brown a , y.,. * h isp.t.il
rosettes ended in a chapel tram Her University and is an air hostess for
fingertip veil was attached to a half TWA International Division
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Mr
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topics discussed at the Rhn. The
of the Clara Duckett Gar The Gardenettee have
ARP Class Meets
With Mrs. Young
The MMe ctaes ef the Ai
den Club held Monday
w heme ef Mrs C
trs J. R Cnx
toss
Mrs S. G.
Monday at the home of Mrs Lynn hat scalloped in seed pearls She
Cooper. Jr. earned a cascade of rose- centered
Mrs John T. Adair gave the pro w»th an orchid
gram. ‘ Growing and Care of In- Miss Todd chose her Matei. Mrs
ooor Gardens and PUaU ” la con Frank Smith, ef Whitmire, as ms
nection with the local polio drive s iron of honor The bnd. »maids
’ was shown Miss Lena Gilliam, of this city. Miss
as Vicki Todd, of Lancaster Mist Ju
at their yearly project the
ef the grounds ef the
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be Wilson and Mias
Bird | Pale, of Buhopv tile,
iffon over taifeta
was fated with
Mitts and bead pieces were i
in rose velvet They earned
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by Mrs Mrs South s
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Tedd chose a dms ef tack
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This is 25,000 pounds of
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Mr Shields was graduated from
Maury High School, attended the
Cstlegc of William and Mary and
graduated with a BS degree from
Hampden Sydney College He is an
engineer with Vartan Associates
The wedding will take place May
Birth
Announcements
BIRTOK
Mr and Mrs Keane* Faul Be
ton. Jr . snnoMwr* the bull
JMghtrr. Cheryl Jewc m Ji
S at Blalock Chair Mrs
the fernser Miss Patricia Laaras
ter
NEIAON
Mr Md Mrs WMbam M KeAna
Cynthia Dartowr m Jaawary a at
Blaturfc t'haw BeSuer atamage
Mrs Net.ua was Mim Fkn Hsiwii
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SAFEGUARDS
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PURCHASE!
Ovi' pride ir the r-wiebl*
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for eitoblivhed n your
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letouie we he.- wee the
tenfidente ot v© rwaey
through Singes* effort we
would never nsS levmg it.
Therefore count on e*r
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J. C. THOMAS
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Mr sad Mrs Thame
the birth ef a
Smith ef
After e rrrrpUM to the ehnrc'i
the couple left lor a trip to
the toswal eras the bndr wearing t
Mach sheer weal amt chemise etyW
with Mark acreaeins# « Jaawary M at Hays
Mrs t'oMr
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Mr CaOe. a grad
of Drrher High School to Ca
to. at leaded the UmvereMy ef
i i Wuto and is a busmeo*
r at Preohytenan College to Ms
year He served with the
Corps ea the USB Farrstal
| The roup* wiB live to an
at See Musgrove Street
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