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Thursday, May 28. 1959 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE 5 THE WOMAN’S PAGE Social Event* and Club New* of Interest Telephone 74 or 491 Wesleyan Guild Installs Officers The Wesleyan Service Guild met on Tuesday, May 19, at the home of Mrs. Weldon Jackson on the Whit mire Highway. The following offi cers were installed for the coming year by Mrs. Joel Cannon. President—Mrs. L. O. Edwards. Vice-President—Mrs. P. M. Pitts. Recording Secretary—Miss Betty Jo Chitwood. Secretary of Promotion—Mrs. Joe Edwards. Treasurer—Mrs. Weldon Jackson. Spiritual Life Chairman — Mrs. Winfred Norris. Missionary Education and Service Chairman—Mrs. L. H. Davidson. Christian Social Relations — Mrs. J. Green. Membership Chairman—Mrs. Joe Edwards. Publicity Chairman — Miss Betty Jo Chitwood. Literature and PubUcation Chair, man—Mrs. C. D. Pitts. Status of Women—Miss Dorothy Pinson. Mrs. J. J. Greene presented the program, entitled “The Worid To Christ We Bring. ’’Pledges were made during the business session. Later a social hour and sweet course were enjoyed. Blakely-Wotson Rites Held In Laurens Mrs. Ursula Blakely of 106 Bailey street announces the marriage of her daughter, Sara Blanche, to Robert Gilmore Watson, Jr. of Cross Anchor and Clinton <*i March 28. The ceremony was performed by Probate Judge Hewlette Wasson of Laurens. Mrs. Watson’s father is the late Frank Blakely of Greenville County, and Mr Watson’s parents are Mrs. R. G. Watson and the late Mr Watson of Cross Anchor He is in business with his brother in-law, J. H. Cox, in Laurens. The couple is living with Mrs Blakely. High Canteen Host To Rising Freshmen For the May mectiag of the Clin ton High School canteen had as special gnaets the eighth grade stu dent* who will enter high *rheai a the tall bennudi taf in the - , . *y the MISS JANE TODD MISS JANE TODD TO WED MR. JONES OF'GREENWOOD JULY TWENTY-SIXTH Mr. and Mrs. J. Hubert Todd mt this city aaeeunre the eegage- mrat ef (heir daughter, Lola Jaee, to Bobby Gene Jones, see of Mrs. C. W. Jeaes aad the late Rev. Mr. Jeees, ef Greesweed. The wedding is plaaeed for July 29. Mis* Tedd will he graduated June 1 frees Ershiee College with a B. A. degree in elementary ednraliea aad serial stedles. While at Enkiar she was edMar ef the MJrrer. iledeet aewepaper ef the EpsBea Sigma Tae. the Ershiae SNEA chapter; and s her ef the Garnet Circle, the tweety lay stair ef ef the srhetaettrally. Mr. Janet leeetved a B. A. degree in phystrai srfnre at For me neat lea Joint Hostesses Fete Bride-Elect at Luncheon Saturday On Saturday at noon Mrs. R. G. Murphy dnd Mrs.Tom Plaxko feted Miss Patsy Macdonald, June bride- elect., with a handkerchief shower and luncheon at the Murphy home. Subletts Hosts For' Family Drop-In On Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs. A. G. Sublet! entertained members of the latter's family at ,a drop-in at their home on Chestnut street. The refreshment table was beau tifully appointed with an arrange ment of pink gladioli and snapdrag- Lilies, daisies and gladioli in briL ons at one end of the table and the liant hues decorated the hall Else Punch bowl at the other. Assorted where in the home a pink and whiti sandwiches, cookies, cheese biscuits motif was carried out. Floral ar- a nd dainties were served, rangements in which roses predom- Enjoying the occasion were Mr inated were beautifully blended and Mrs. Lucius Bums and daugh- from pale to deper pink. ter, Carolyn, Mr. and Mrs. Jim A white bride doll cake flanked Wadc Miller of Mountville; Mrs. by pale pink roses placed on a Kathryn Brownlee of Laurens; Mrs. reflector centered the luncheon Sanford Boyd of Greenville; Mr. table. Pink punch and pink heart- and Mrs. C. A Holis, Mr. and Mrs. shaped salad molds further carried C. A. Hollis, Jr., and children of this out the color scheme. city. The cake with the plate was pre sented as a gift to the honoree. She was also remembered with a cor sage and the shower of handker chiefs which were presented in two white umbrellas. Miss Carolyn Mur phy assisted in entertaining and serving. Out of town guests included Mrs. Richard Lukstat, who is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Horace D. Payne, enroute with Lt. Lukstat to his new assignment in Texas; Mrs. David Ross of Richmond, Va., and Mrs. Robert P. Schneider of Lud- Miss Burts President of Garden Club At a meeting of Sunbonnet Gar den Club on Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Thurston Giles, new officers were elected for the coming year. I President, Miss Marian - Burts; vice-president, Mrs. H. H\ Ayers; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. How ard Smith. Following the business meeting a social hour was enjoyed and the « \m‘ w i, • ... .. . hostess and asssitant hostesses, Mrs. ingtor M,ch , who are viaiung their Frank M|fcr Mrs Ceorg( , Belling . parents, Dr. and Mrs. T. U^oni raU| and Mrs SmlU , Mrved a SWMt *** ' course. Yellow Tasmine Club Decoratin g th « hostess ’ were leuuw JUbinme V^IUD daMias and d0l g,i e hollyhocks ar- Coveied Dish Supper ranged with other early summer The Yellow Jasmine Garden Club fl° wers - will have a covered dish S Er,day Hostess To Club at the Mrs. C. W. Cooper was hostess to members of the Clara Duckett Gar den Club at her lakeside home on Lake Greenwood Tuesday afternoon. Plans were discussed for the , club's part in being host for the dis- Harry trict meeting of garden clubs here McSween will be presented in recital in the fall, and committees were ap- this evening (Thursday) at eight pointed Refreshments were served o'clock at the First Baptist Church, in buffet style at the close of the The public is invited meeting inviting their husbands on evening. May 29, at 7:30 Camp Fire hut. Recital By Pupils of Mrs. McSween The music pupils of Mrs Joint Hostesses Honor Bnde-Elect Miss Patsy Macdonald, whose wedding to Dexter Brown Rogers of Easley, will take place June 11. was guest of honor for a luncheon on Thursday given by Mrs W R. Anderson and Mrs D O Rhame at the Anderson home The hostesses were assisted by Mrs. Locke Si mons Roses beautifully decorated the home In the dining room where the table was appointed for a buffet luncheon, a bridal green and white theme was used. Magnolia fashioned the centerpiece Place cards marked the guests' places at small tables adorned with miniature bouquets. The h&stesses remembered Miss Macdonald with a corsage and sil ver in her wedding pattern. Thursday Club Has Meeting Members of the Thursray bridge club met the past week at the home o? Mrs. James P. Sloan for a num ber of afternoon games Roses in shades of pink and red made a preetty background for the two tables in play. Between pro gressions the hostess served a sweet course and salted nuts. Mrs. D. B Smith was winner of high score prize. PUPILS TO PRESENT RECITAL The pupils of Mrs. James Pitts will be presented in recital Tuesday evening, Junp.2, at the Hampton Av enue school 'at 8 o’clock The publtfr is cordially invited to attend. Mary Ann On Is Given Birthday Party In celebration of her tenth birth day, Man Ami Ott was honored with a party on Monday afternoon at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs. J. A. Orr Guests were mem bers of her Blue Bird group Games were played and memo fa vors and balloons given the girls They gathered around the doll cake to sing Happy Birthday,'* after which refreshments of ice cream, cup cakes and candy were enjoyed A pink and white color note was effective for the cake and other party decorations Carolina Wren Club Has Business Meet M o n d a y afternoon a business meeting of the Carolina Wren Gar den Club was held at the First Bap list Church, with Mrs S W Sum-' erel as hostess Miss Margaret Blakely, president, presided Committees were appoint ed and w’ork planned for the dis trict meeting to be held in Clinton on September li Later a dessert course was served with coffee Blue Bird Group Enjoys Luncheon Monday members of the Petunia Blue Bird group were entertained at luncheon at the Wallace house in : New berry Mrs. Watts Davis, Mrs Olin John- son and Mrs. R M Turner, leaders, accompanied the following twelve girls: Debbie Bennett, Kathryn Ar- rwid. Newly <*opHand. Rhoods Mill* Skarm PIbxko Jane Ttounorsisn Rita Johan— Jewry Edwards. Lee Davis, Karen White. Sophia Young and Melissa Turner Absent mem ben were Libby Bishop and Sari Lyn Wysor. Mrs. Donnon Hostess For Class Meeting The monthly meeting of the Workman Sunday school class of the First Baptist Church was held on Tuesday evening, the 19th, at the home of Mrs. Alvin Donnan Mrs Elizabeth DeLoache. pres ident. presided, and Mrs Harold Cheek gave the program on prayer Miss Frances Shealy is class teach er During the evening the hostess and assistant hostesses, Mrs. Van Jones an<^ Mrs. Charlie McDaniel, served a dessert course. Recital June 1 Pupils Of Mrs. Von Hollen A recital will be given on Mon day evening; June 1, at 8 o’clock by the piano pupils of Mrs. James Von Hollen in the .Mercer Silas Bailey School Auditorium Baptist Vacation Bible School To Be June 1-5 The Rev. J H Darr. pastor of the First Baptist Church, announces that vacation Bible school will be held June 15, from 8 30 until 11:00 a m in the educational building. Registration will take place tomor row (Thursdayi. May 29. from 4:00 to 5:00 p m. at the church. "r* %. sad Mr*. R. ■ad ttrt t A Tto Mrs. Freeman Is Guest Speaker For Garden Club Meet Mrs ■ O Fr—ii was n— - * 3 "’ _—:— Miss Patty Chisholm Gives Drop-In For Graduating Class Friday rwMM F*a> CMa>[ PRESCRIPTIONS -OcOrite “SCIENTIST on the Comer” Mrw Yea* Mrs Mm L T Law—a aad Mm Sealed T—Honon M ss Macdonald go to SUNSHINES Sanitone Cotton Clinic • Whit— come white, colors stay bright • Trim and drape jaunty aa new • Stylo-Set* Finish keepa fabric tiaaue-crisp • No boa—-ironed shine, no starchy stiffneaa • Your beat cottons deserve Cotton Clinic gaMm* tit SUNSHINE CLEANERS murr lm-ndst m Ml» mkm «• bM» aa i mm baai Mtaar "pbana T«n a/ a M# me a 0 Young's Pharmacy -THK OLD RKUABt-K- PtCONE 19 WONK 19 You are cordially invited to attend /Jh Zxjiilui P ItoloryiapJuc P osibiailu/ie. h\ 'William M. 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