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Thursday, May 7, THE CLINTON CHRONICLE THE WOMAN’S PAGE Social Eveati and Chib News of Interest Telephone 74 ar 4M MwwnnwnniMMnnwwwMum Luncheon Honors Miss Macdonald, Bride-Elect of June Miss Patsy Macdonald, popular June bride-elect, was compliment ed on Thursday of the past week when Mrs. Kenneth N. Baker and Mrs. Tom Addison entertained in her honor with a luncheon. A white floral arrangement of roses, carnations and iris beauti fully centered the buffet luncheon table in the (lining room. Small ta bles were appointed for the guests in the receiving rooms. Red and yellow roses were effective in the living room and in the music room mixed bouquets in pastel tints were used. The bride-elect was remembered by the hostesses with a corsage and a gift. Mirs. Angus Macauley, of Chester, and Mrs. Roderick Macdonald, of Rock Hill, were out-of-town guests for the luncheon. Simmons-Hall Rites Saturday In Enoree On Saturday, May 2, at noon at the Enoree Methodist Chapel, Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Hall of 317 West Main street, this city, and Hugh Dix on Simmons of Enoree, exchanged marriage vows before the Rev. Wil liam R. Clayton, Jr. The bride’s dress was of nylon over taffeta with round neckline and she wore a corsage of red carna tions. Mrs. Carroll Black, the bride’s sister, was the only attendant. 'Die bride is the daughter of Mrs. Andrew Hall and the late Mr. Hall of this city. Mr. Simmons is the son of Mrs. Britt Simmons and the late Mrs. Simmons of Enoree. After the wedding the couple left for a, trip to the mountains of North Carolina. They will reside with the groom’s mother in Enoree. Mrs. Milam Is Club Hostess Thursday Mrs. Dillard Milam was hostess to members of her card club for a dessert bridge and a num ber of afternoon games. Two tables were appointed in the living room fpr refreirtiments and a sweet course, nuts and candies were served. Mrs. B. F. Winagrd was winner of top score award. Bowls of red and white roses aodmed the hostess' home for the occasion. ARP Circles Hove Junior, Intermediate Programs For May Mrs. W. J. Baird was hostess to members of circle No. 1 of the Prov idence Associate Reformed Presby terian Church Monday afternoon for the regular monthly session. Miss Nannie Young Tribble led the juniar and intermediate program, with Mrs. A. B. Blakely giving the Bible study, “Gird Up Your Mind, from First Peter. Following the program guests were invited into the dining room where refreshments were served in buffet style. Centering the table was a lovely bouquet of mixed spring flowers. Mrs. S. G. Dillard assisted in serving. Circle No. 2 met Monday evening at the church, with Mrs. Noland Carter as hostess. Miss Margaret Blakely, assisted by Mrs. Marion Nabors/ Mrs. Ernest Hitt, Mrs. Lowry Wilson and Mrs. C. Bynum Betts, gave the program on the cho sen topic for the month. A box was packed for “Sandy Plains.'' UDC TO MEET The Stephen D. Lee Chapter, United Daughters of the Confed eracy will hold the May meeting this evening (Thursday) at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. B. F. Wingard. Tuesday Club Meets With Mrs. Stump Entertaining members of her Tuesday bridge club. Mrs A. B Stump was hostess for two tables the past week at her home on East Calhoun Street. Hed and white roses made a pret ty background for the two tables laid for a sweet course which was served with coffee, cold drinks were enjoyed during play High scorer for the afternoon I was a club visitor. Mrs. John Stev- j ensdn. ! Ridge District j UDC Meeting i Held In Newberry Mrs P. M. Pitts of this May Meetings For Presbyterian Circles Meetings for May of Urn circles of the. Fir* Preabyterisn Church will be held as follows Monday the Uth, at 10:00 a m No. 1—Mrs. C. W Copeland, chairman: Mrs. H L EichHberger, hostess No. 2—Mrs. T. F. Hollis, chair- Later nuts and; man; Mrs. Julian Bolick, hostess No. 3—Mrs Marion Milam, chair man; Mrs. Lawrence Davis, host ess. No. ♦—Mrs. Frank Sherrill, chair- -man; Mrs William Brooks Owens, hostess At 4:00 P. M. No. 6 — Mrs. Edgar Copeland, chairman; Mrs. Thomas Baldwin, city, I hostess. Thomwell, Clinton Classes Entertained With Parties ter, .Mrs Joe Holland, on Caldwell deth »as Miss Betty Taylor, of street Laurens Ins and roses in several*arraoae- PFT and Mrs Broadus E Smith, Tk , - . , me “* * l> " UT ,0 ' l,,, Jr . (X Lremii**,. »«. . formal, TV anniul parri., for OKmbrrol ub ,, p„, mw) „ , h » y u,,, etty. .nooonrr U* forth of a hostess served a sandwich plate, daughter, Cynthia Edwina, on April Top honors went to Mrs Paul pear vi at the Fort Devetis hospital. Ay- son. who was presented a prize erjMass Mrs Smith m the former . Mkv Unda Campbell of Clintno Ridge district president, presided at the meeting held last Wednesday in Newberry. Mrs. G. A. Burton, who has been corresponding secretary for the dis trict, resigned and acting in her place was Mrs. C. D. Yarborough. Mrs. Yarborough was elected to fill 658 the post for the coming year. Mrs. J. H. Stone served as nom inating committee chairman, and Mrs. Wilson Harris as place chair man at the meeting. Others attending from Clinton were Mrs. T. J. Leake, Mrs. Henry M. Young, Mrs. J. Will Mrs. A. A. Ramage, Jr., and Mrs Irene Pitts. No. 7—Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, chair man; Mrs. Ted Prevatte, hostess No. 8—Mrs. John W. Little, chair man; Mrs. W. G King, Jr., hostess; Mrs. Morgan Todd, co-hostess No. 9—Mrs. A. A. Ramage, Jr., chairman; Mrs A. C. Young, host- of the Clinton schools graduating classes were given on Tuesday eve- ing of the past week at the J. C Thomas Jewelry Store Members of the Thomwell class with their sponsors. Misses Julia and Helen Porter, were invited from 7: to 7 30, girls of the Clinton High class from 7:30 to 8:00. and the boys from 8:00 to 8:30 Each of the girl graduates were presented with a teaspoon in their chosen silver pat tern and the boys with a school em blem key. Mrs. Davis R Holland and Mrs. Olin Johnson assisted in entertaining and serving punch, cookies and cakes. v Invited were sponsors of the Clin ton High class, Mrs. N A. Shouse, ad Mr. Shouse, Mrs. S. A Tim mons and Mr. Timmons, and Miss Frances Sheely, also W R. Ander son, school superintendent, and Mrs At 8:00 P. M. Anderson, R. P. Wilder, principal. No. 10—Mrs. Grady Chandler, and Mrs Wilder chairman; Mrs, Abit Alexander, hostess. No. 11—Mrs. Tench Owens, chair man; Mrs. W. G. King, Sr., hostess. No. 12—Mrs. L. P. Pearson, chair man; Miss Carolyn Murphy, host- On each occasion the school colors were featured in decorations and Birth Announcements ^ \. REECE Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clayton Reece, of 28 Peachtree St., announce the birth of a son. Thomas Clayton, on May 6 at Hays Hospital. Mrs Reece is the former Miss Joan f ( ur- tis. DIXON Mr. and Mrs Joseph F Dixon an nounce the birth of a daughter, Cyn thia Gail, on May 1 at Blalock Clin ic Mrs Dixon was before marriage Miss Olive Nabors SLDDETH Mr and Mrs B Nolan Suddeth announce the birth of a son. Broad us Nolan. Jr, on .May 2 at Blalock Clinic. Before marriage Mrs Sud- Nin«ty-one percent of the teachers teaching m South Carohaa in 1968 had at least a Bachelor’s ffegree The 1,556 school districts in South Carolina during 1960 had reduced to 107 in 1958 Office Hours 9-5:30 200 South Rrond St. PHONE 658 DR. FRED E. HOLCOMBE Sunbonnet Club Has "Make Believe" Show The Sunbonnet Garden Club held Dillard,: ^ Tuesday, the 12th, at 1 0 A. M No. 5—Mrs. W. W. Barnett, chair man; Mrs. W. R. Turner, hostess. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY Let us modernize your living room furniture. We will upholster and modernize your fumi- \ # » tare from frame out just as good or even better than new at a 50% savings. Terms Arranged To Suit Your Budget No Down Payment WILSON’S UPHOLSTERY CO. GREENVILLE, S. C. BRANCH OFFICE—JOANNA, S. C. TEL. 3041 JOANNA Miss Ramage To Wed Mr. Nichols In August Rites The engagement of Miss Mar garet Ramage of Gastonia, N. C., to Thomas Heath Nichols of Co lumbia, son of Mrs. James Heath Nichols of Great Falls, and the late Mr. Nichols, has been an nounced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Ramage of near here. The wedding is planned for August. gift wrappings, purple and gold for Thomwell and red and white for Clinton High Miniature bouquets carrying out the color motif also adorned the silver trays and punch tables used in serving v ^ _ , 'Mrs. Cauley Hostess There were 19,457 school teachers -r. rp i r*} U in South Carolina in 1958. Of this * ° 1 UeSuay l^lUD . M number 12,016 were elementary Tuesday afternoon Mrs Frank an interesting make believe flow- teachers and 7,441 were high school Cauley entertained members of her ;er show on Monday. April 27, in the teachers Douglas House on the Presbyterian bridge club at the home of her sis- Mrs. Godfrey Honors Miss Macdonald With Lovely Tea Honoring Miss Patsy Macdonald, bride-elect of June, Mrs. Ansel B. Godfrey entertained beautifully at tea on Friday afternoon from 3:30 to 5:00 at her home on South Adair street In the living room pink peonies and contrasting lavender iris were effective. Roses, also adorned the den, Mrs. Godfrey greeted the guests at the door and the honored guest and her mother, Airs. M. A. Mac donald, assisted her in receiving. Others assisting in entertaining were Mrs. Watts Davis, Mrs. R. M. Fuller, Mrs Marvin Gault, Mrs. N. Reese Young, Mrs. Resse H. Young, Mrs. John T. Young, Mrs. C. P. Townsend, and Mrs Wilson Harris Passing mints m the dihing room were little Lee Davis and Ginger Gault. College campus. Seventy-two entries reflected the interest and enthu siasm of twenty-seven active memb- J ers. The members and guests who at tended the show acted as judges by placing ribbons on the arrangements they considered best. The entries were so varied and so imaginative that almost every entry was award ed one or more ribbons. The following were awarded first place, determined by the number of blue ribbons won during the af ternoon : Class 11—Hardships: (a) The Wil derness, Mrs. Harry Low man: (b) The Weather, Mrs. Clyde Ehrhardt; (d) Hostile Indians, Mrs. Marshall Brown; (e) Loneliness, Mrs. R B Hellams. Class III—Souvenirs from the Motherland, Mrs. A. J. lhackston. Class IV—Community Life (la) roses, Clearing the Ground, Mrs. Marshall Brown, (lb) Farming, Mrs. Harry Low man; (1c) Village Blacksmith. Mrs. M L. Robertson, (Id) Fishing, Mrs. Harry Lowman; (2) Educa tion, Mrs. E. C. Taylor, Jr., (3) Re ligion, MTs. E. C. Taylor, Jr. Class V—<Leisure: (a) The Virgin ia Reel*. Mrs Taylor Martin. (•This entry received largest number of blue ribbons in any class) (b) Quih ing Party. Mrs. Thurston Giles, (c) Autumn Harvest, Mrs W W. Har-. ris; (d) Christmas, Mrs. Philip Rogers. Class VI—Faith in the Future, Mrs. Marshall Brown. „ , , Program Committee Mrs Mar Guests were mvKed into the dining ^ Brwn Mrs ^ Hay Ham met, Mrs. Harry Lowman Hostess Committee: Mrs. A. A Ramage, Mrs R B HeUams, Mrs Van Jones. Mks M L. Robertson Refreshments were served during the afternoon from a beautifully ap- table room where refreshments served from a lace covered Adorning the table, where a rose theme was carried out, was a tall silver candelabra arranged with pink candles and epergnettes filled with white and pink coral bells Dainty sandwiches, cakes and mints in a white and pink color scheme were served. Mrs W R. 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