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April M. ItM TH* CLINTON CHRONU LE THE WOMAN’S PAGE Social Events and Chib News of Interest TttephdM 74 m 4M With the Sick Club Program Given On Gardens of Bible Mrs W. C. Baldwin, assisted by Mrs. Hugh Simpson, was hostess to members of the Clara Duckett Garden Club at the Baldwin home on Monday afternoon. During a short business session minutes were read by the secretary, Mrs. J. R. Cox. Mrs. Rembert Tru- luck gave the program on Gardens of the Bible. She talked on trees and flowers of the garden and showed pictures taken by her son, Rev. Rembert S. Truluck Jr., on a re cent visit to Jerusalem, The pro gram included a devotional and prayer. Refreshments were served and later the group attended the Sun- bonnet “Make Believe” flower show. Mrs. Gettys Gives Program On Islands The April meeting of eht Century Club was held on Tuesday afternoon of the past week at the home of Mrs. Marshal] W. Brown. . Mrs. Joseph M. Gettys, who was in charge of the program, gave an interesting study on the Carolina Marianna and Marshall Islands. She Garden Club Group Presents Plants To County Horae Thomas Smith u a medical pa Members of the t arolma Wren * Hays hoopttil HU son. Del Garden (Tub visited the County nur > “ llso • there, having Blalock clinic Home on Monday at their regular undergone an operation monthly session Indoor and outdoor William Bond, son of Mr. Corsage Making Is Studied at Club Meet Corsage making was Mudied at the April meeting of the Yellow Jas mine Garden Club held on Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Don Creighton. Mrs. Henderson Pitts served as co-hostess. 4 'Hie newly elected president, Mrs, William Johnson, presided. The de votional was given by Mrs. W. C. Shealy. Each member had made a cor sage to wear and brought materials for-another which was made under the supervision of Mrs Wilmot Shealy, local florist, who conducted a workshop on the subject. The cor sages were fashioned for pillows of patients at the hospitals and were presented to them Tuesday mor ning. Following the program sandwich es, a sweet course, and cold drinks were served. Lavender iris and yellow roses were arranged to decorate the liv- < ing room of the hostess’ home. Gardenettes Meet With Mrs. Workman The Gardenettes heard an inter esting discussion by Mrs. A. C. Young, Jr., on “Dried Materials and Arrangements” at the April meet ing, which was held at the home of Mrs. A. C. Workman, Jr, on Young Drive. Mrs. N. C. Wessinger was co-hostess. Arrangements of roses and snow- bals and holly were used in the living room, with iris plared at vantage points in the den ... _ Following the program and bus- of the year The May meeting will nn . * JuMy settiag lor the mess session a sweet course with be the annua) open social event coffee and nuts was sened Mrs Layton Fraser, retiring pre* New members of the club include idrat. presented the gavel to the a Mrs W. A Alexander Mrs Robert incoming president. Mrs W R Tur Struck and Mrs Wessinger ner Joint Hostesses For Luncheon Thursday Mrs. Taylor Martin, Mrs John Addison and Mrs. Julian Boiick beautifully entertained at luncheon on Thursday of the past week at the Mary Musgrove Hotel. As the guests assembled fruit juices were served Covers wen- laid for the guests at long tables adorned with iris, roses and gladioli. Harmonizing pastels were combined in varied arrangements for each table. - :v Mrs. R. C. Hamer of Charleston, who is visiting her son and daugh- ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Ha mer, was a guest for the luncheon Mrs. Lewis Simpson Entertains Friends Mrs. Lewis Simpson entertained a group of friends on Saturday af ternoon at her home on North Jones street. The home was lovely with pink iris and pink rosebuds in the living and dining rooms. Mrs. Simpson was assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Russell Cox. A salad plate with punch was served. Out of town guests for the party were Mrs. George Pulley, Mrs. Minnie Wofford and Mrs. Minus Cox of Laurens. plants were earned to present to the home and each member told some thing of the care of the plant which j Hays hospital she brought. Later punch and cookies were served to the residents On returning to Clinton the group attended the Sunbonnet flower show. Mrs. S L Bond, U convalescing home following an appendectomy at Appeol Mode For Fomity Here Mrs Irby S Hipp. sermary for 'he local Red Cross chapter has is- _ . . ,U *M M appeal for clothing and I Robert Dunaway is convalescmg . M . ... . . •nd at Hay, ho^t.l Wlo»m, .or^r, at Tuesday who lost everything by fire Fnaads «f Mrs Irby Hipp wtl be glad ta know she » aUe la be a* after being a patient at flays bm pttal several day* this week Mrs David Ovens is a patient at ages *even and tom Tbr matber wears star 14 rtatbes and (ft* father War LS shirt and 11 M pan's Anyone desiring to riirtboli are atkad ta rad Mrs Hipp I “May Day" Is Theme of Decorations For Dinner-Dance Enjoyable among social events of the spring season was the dinner- dance given from 8 to 12 on Satur day evening in the ballroom of the Mary Masgrove Hotel. Hosts for the occasion were Captain and Mrs. Hal C Bennett, Dr and Mrs Dan Orr, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lehn. Dinner was served in buffet style. A May pole with multi-color pastel streamers centered the table and a miniature picket fence - entwined with greenry, iris and roses made a background. Smaller tables ap pointed for the guests carried out the May Day theme in multi-color Jonas Samples is a patient at Bla kick clinic. • Franklin Sinclair underwent an \| rs (' a lvin Patterson underwent operation yesterday at Hays hos an operation yesterday at Hays hoa- pital pital Medical patients at Hays hospital Larry Gibbs, six-yearoki son of include Miss Shirley Stone. Mrs. C .vi r . am j Mrs T W Gibbs, of Kin- A Campbell, James Moore, Jr., and ards, was a patient at Hays hospital Miss Velma Bolt. several days suffering a hand in- Mrs, Nannie Chapman is a patient jury at Blalock (linic. Bobby Joe Samples, son of 41 r Mrs. Harry Patterson underwent and Mrs Forest Samples, has re an operation at Hays hospital yes- turned home following an appen- terday. j dectomy at Hays hospital Mrs. Thomas E Prince is im- b L McGee is convalescing at proving at Hays hospital following home following a stay at Blalock surgery clinic. Friends of Mrs Ike McCarley Gay Crawford, daughter of Mr will be interested to know she is and Mrs. Major Crawford, has re- a patient at Blalock clinic. turned home following a tonsilec- Dismissed from Hays hospital tomy at Blalock Clinic earlier in the week were Gaint-s William Grant was a patient at W. Harrison, of Columbia; Fred Blalock Clinic during the week Wilson, Miss Nellie Osborne. Mrs Patients released from Blalock Francis Bradberry, and Mrs. Wal- clime include: Mrs. Herman John- TV family consists of four chil dren. two boys, one ten months old and another thre* years, two girls. 25 pupils each. The avara^ number of pupils per teacher on the leemeniary level in South Carolina was 33 during 1958 High school rial*MB averaged CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES Now Registered at J. C. Thomas lace Patterson son. E A. Freeman, E F. Ander mentioned the strategic importance of the islands as naval baaes, air- DeSSert Bridqe ports and weather stations. Trdting , the history, culture and customs of x OF OlUD the people and the educational and A deasert bridge was given Robert Lee W’ilson has returned so n. home Mowing an appendectomy at 1 pastel with candies and nosegays 1 Hays hospital. 1 MUSIC C LUB MF.F.T from which streamers extended. Ki Yong Lee, Presbyterian Col- The Clinton Music Club will meet Following dinner dancing was en- ^8^ student, who has been a patient Wednesday, May 6 at 3:30 o’clock joyed throughout the evening. Abou- at H a >' s hospital, has been trans- at the First Baptist Church Sev- ferred to Self Memorial hospital, eral young pianists from the city Greenwood. wil be on the program a hundred and ten guests were in vited for the party. for Thomwell Juniors Entertain For Seniors On Friday Evening Having as a theme “Let's Go civic progress since 1*47 when the members of her card club by Mrs Dutch, * the Juniors of Thornwei! islands came under the trusteeship ** E. WTngard on Tuesday after- Orphanage entertained beautifully of the United States. 000,1 Past week on Friday evening at the dining hall This was the last regular meeting Tuhpt ' w * * nd «»**»* •« v * r,pd honoring the Seniors A profusion of colorful tulips two tables A sweet course was adorned the colonial porch and also icrved and later a number of pro- the spacious dining room where they gresuons enjoyed During play n4d were placed at vantage points drinks and snack* were pasted Tables were attractively appointed Mrs Edwin A Earned wai mm m thr fhanctl thrmr mUfi ho*U of mT of frfwv omoftf ifid o fpink rtiM* ofid twi prtmvfitod to hof hmiw fomo tohlim omet on uiNor* rod Mrs Arthur H Merchant of Dutch girt ftfurme* piare card* whet R | and nut baskets carried ml the 30 DAY Fltll TRIM! 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THOMAS i« • r meat 1 11 INTOfft j<»%s\ % MURRAY GARBERS ONE GROUP • • • • I mi oftftM re afttr mm oofttoMf Lawson Furniture Co. jtikSN 4 > HU With the promise of ever-brighter future Ncwlywcfts know it’s imporUnt to uve . . . UHuaJIy. uvtnjni hdpod to moke powdblc the happy wedfttow My. And now, they proaiae to Mk* the fotore even hrtfhUr. by uovtng kt BANK OF CUNTON Pern Amencon Topic Given At Legion Ajixiliory Meeting ' weetiwg to the A Auxiliary was keU aa at tke home to Mrs Tad PrmraUr. wft* was cluurana of Uw towteva committor for the month Mr* Earl Workman w a a ■ charge of the afternoon's program and the following five high school girls presented an interesting pro gram on Pan-America: Muses Sara R*y. Kathy Hart. Julie Boiick. Clair Smith, and Nancy Thackston Later a social hour was enjoyed and the hostesses served sandwich es, cakes, cookies and punch. Bowls of red roses were used in decoration for the hostess home for the meet ing. < Entertains Club, Other Guests Entertaining members of bridge club and additional guests. Mrs. William M. Shields was hostess for six tables of bridge on Wednes day afternoon of the past week. Mixed bouquets of spring flowers in pastel tints w-ere arfanged for the card rooms. Between progressions assorted sandwiches and sweets were, served w*h cold drinks Score awards for the afternoon games went to Mr* Newton Jones and Mrs. amide Crocker Luncheon Given On Wednesday Mr* D O fthsmo and Mr* Car s % Martha Manning Carole King DRESSES Price I By Special Cooperation of Manufacturer SUMMER DRESSES $3.98 2 for $7.00 SPRING AND SUMMER DRESSES Regular to $8.95 — Special $5.95 2 for $11.00 MURRAY GARBER'S CLINTON, & C