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Thursday. Aufrusl 13. 1959 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE 3 RMnaanananni THE WOMAN’S PAGE Social Events and Chib News of Interest TelepboM 74 ar 491 naicnxioexiexsKociogaaexxxxxsootaaKincainomwwwwMwwimw«waiMagoMc^-»« taaaaaaaneiacsrtx Morning Bridge Luncheon Given Thursday Mrs John W Stevenson invited guests for four tables for morning bridge games at her new hdme on Calvert Avenue olorful summer flowers adorned the card rooms. At noon Mrs. Ste venson was assisted by Miss Eliza beth Glover in serving the luncheon Score prizes for the progressions went ot Mrs. Hugh S Jacobs and Mrs. C. W Hogan Lee Davis Has Birthday Party Lee Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Watts Davis, celebrated her ninth birthday August 5. Nine little girl friends were invit ed for a “cook-out’ supper at her home on Calhoun street. 'Hie white and pink birthday cake was cut and served following supper. Each guest was remembered with a fa vor. Stewarts Entertain With Family Picnic Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Stewart en tertained informally last Monday at the Cane Creek Fishing Lodge for the former’s brother, Edwin W. Stewart ,and family of Long Island, N. Y., who have been visiting here. Refreshments were served picnic style following an afternoon of boat ing and skiing. Enjoying the occasion besides the Stewarts were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Owens., Donald and Thornton Stewart, Edgar Benjamin and Lila Ann Ott of Laurens, and Rose Marie Lepera of Greenlong, Long Island. To Entertain Friends * At Melon Slicing Mrs. Sara Dixon DeLoache, Mr. and Mrs. King Dixon are enteratin- ing with their annual watermelon cutting on Thursday evening, August 20, from 7:30 on at Mrs. DeLoache’s country home near Laurens. They cordially invite all their friends to attend. Ladies Golf Assoc. To Make Home In Luncheon Tuesday Leesville Following The Ladies Gdf Association of Wedding AugUSt 8 the Lakeside t ountry Club will bold j n # j^ng ^ candlelight, the Rev. the luncheon meeting Tuesday, Au- EdvkaDd Kjng Gartison. former pas- gust II, at 11:11. tor bride and friend of the Members should call Mrs. I. M. family, read the marriage ceremony Adair or Mrs. C. W. Anderson, host- uniting Miss Elizabeth Jane Ray. esses, for reservations Mrs. Cannon Is Club Hostess Mrs Arnold M. Cannon was host ess to members of her bridge club on Thursday for a number of after noon games A mantel arrangement of summer flowers in lavender pink adorned the iving room ^ ■’f"'”"' Sr ^ ir >> C ;“ r ' and bag completed her costume and Miss F^irey was graduated from she wore a corsage of gardenias, the St. George High School and the In July Mrs Bridgeman gradual- University of South < arolina. She ed cum laude from Winthrop Col yellow and yellow roses were used Mrs. Cecil Wilson made top score, and Mrs. William P. Jacobs, 3rd, won bingo. Between progressions a salad course was served with tea and assorted sweets mm. MRS. TOBY AFRED HUNTER —Portr»l« hy Niefcab MISS SIMMONS AND MR. HUNTER SPEAK VOWS SUNDAY AT METHODIST CHURCH Sunday afternoon, August 9, at four o’clock at Broad Street Meth odist Church the Rev. Joel E. Can non officiated at the wedding of Miss Barbara Ann Simmons and Toby Alfred Hunter. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Eugene Simmons of this city, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Florence Alfred Hunter of Simpson- ville. as maid of honor. The groom’s fath er was best man. Ushers were Dick Hamby of Simpsonville; Dessie Durdin of Co lumbia: and Lawrence Young of this city. A program of wedding music was given by Mrs. Don Creighton, organ ist, and Miss Theda Sublett. The bride’s dress of embroidered organza was designed with Sabrina neckline and cap sleeves The four- The bride, who was given in mar- tiered skirt was floor length Her riage by her father, was attended by her sister. Miss Joyce Simmons, ALUMINUM AWNINGS PO* PtOPK WMO IN THKIR MOMIS... r MIDI daughter of Mr and Mrs. Thomas Clayton Ray of this city, and Ben Arthur Bridgeman, son of Mr and Mrs. Irwin W Bridgeman, of Me- Coll The ceremony took place at St. John's Methodist Church, Bates- burg, on Saturday evening .August 8. at 7 o'clock dress of beige pure silk linen and The brunette bride wore a sheath I son ’ son ^ rs ^ ^ Hatcher of T^dM, zinnias a'Hd short l acket with sma U Aching and tho Ia,e Vr ( haries haf cflnuAc: Rrntisn clrin uh/wxc ** iniltrlu chamt lilies in an antiqe jeJow daughter of the late Pauline Milford OpUtJIlfcr- Q 1 ajyj white vase, and on an antique Lyoo. Engagement - chest were White gladwii and pmk The bride-eiect was graduated Mr. and Mrs. William Henry sunburst chrysanthemums in a loss from Canton High School and re- Spoone ot 30G Thomwell St., an- bowl Monochromatic arrangements ceived.the Bachelor of Science De nounce the engagement of their dau of pink, red and yellow roses deco- gree in Home Economics from Geor ghter, Henrietta, to Bobby Darrell rated other rooms of the home gia State College for Women At Hazel, son of Mr and Mrs. Frank Assisting in entertaining were present she is a Nutmton Intern at Hazel of Rt. 1, Laurens The couple Miss Lou Abram> of LaGrange. Ga . the .State University of Iowa will exchange vows-at the Spoone who served punch, together with Mr Anderson received the Bach Misses Martha and Patsy Nichols of elor of Science Degree in Mechanical Great falls, sisters of the .groom Engineering from Clem son College Miss Jean Carpenter of Granite- ville and Miss Margaret Craven of Charlotte, N C. Mr and Mrs Abrams grteted guests Mr and Mrs Ha mage the den. ana goodbye bv Mr* Estelle Abram home in early September Fairey-Johnson Engagement Dr and Mrs Arthur Bowman Fai- rey of St George, announce (he en gagement of their daughter. Frankie Bowman, and Charles Winfield John- the door He now holds a position with Warner Hobms Air Force Base, near Macon. (j 3 % -t Mrs. A Kay Andervm of thia received in C| . y , s paternal grandmother. L. is his maternal Paul Anderson, Jr., To Wed Georgia Girl. - Mr and Mrs William A Lyon of Bail Ground, Ga . announce the en- gaement of their daughter, Mabelle dially inv.ted to a’^end is now a senior in the School of lege with a Bachelor of Science de- Medicine of the Medical / ollege of Lyon, to Samuel Paul Anderson, gree in elementary education. She S° uth ( arolina Jr . son of Mrs Louise B Anderson is a member of Kappa Delta Pi, Mr. Johnson graduated from th; and the late Samuel Paul Anderson, National Honor Fraternity in edu- Clinton High School, attended the of this city Miss Lyon is also the cation. She will teach first grade in University of South Carolina and was — C Bond of Clinton, grandfather Th* w«*dd;ng will take place a: •hn-e-thirty o'clock^on September 12 at the <"nalcedoma Baptist church, Bai. Ground No formal in- vftations are be.ng ^ent, but friends and relatives of the couple are cor the Leesville Elementary School. Mr. Bridgeman served four years graduated from Presbyterian Col lege. He, too, is a member of the Tea Given For Telephone Officials Honoring W. M. Holmes of Spar tanburg, district manager of the i n the United States Air tForce and senior class in th * School of Medi traffic department, Southern Bell i j s completing his education at New- cine of 1116 School of South Teeplhone Company, who has been berry College where he is majoring ^ arolina ip l hari^ston. The wedding transferred to Columbia, the traffic j n sc j ence an( j soc j a i studies. wiU take place oh September 1 at department of the local telephone After August 15 they will make 8 0 ’ cl<>ck in the St George Methodist company entertained informally at, their home in Leesville. tea for him and for W. S. Tutwiler of Columbia, newly appointed dis- Party H©r© Honors rirbuEr'” 1 ' 1 ' 81 ,he ,el ' Whitmire Bride-Elect Adomng the tea table, prethl, d , oTonv Ram „„ o( Mr and appointed in pmk and green, were Mrs c| d€ R summer flowers artistically arrang-1 Mrs Frank Caule / Mrs . Joc H ol. ed. Mrs. Leona Dickerson of the de- |and aml >riss Na „ j0 Pndtt en . partment, assmted m reeei.mg, | t , rtalncd at lhl . hom( . 0 , lh ei r moth. er, Mrs. Inez Pruitt, with a drop- Entertain Informally in The groom-elect is a grandson of For Visitor H©r0 Guests included about 20 friends Mrs. W. C. Baldwin entertained in- , and relatives of the bride elect from formally Saturday afternoon with a Whitmire. ‘ drop-in at het home of her daughter, Bride bingo was enjoyed and later Mrs. C. E. King, for another daugh- guests were invited into the dining ter, Mrs. Allen Draughon, of War-.room where a salad course, punch saw, N. C., who was visiting here. and eake squares, were served in Guests w^re invited into the din- buffet style Zinnias were combined addition to Mr and Mrs IF YOU DO N T READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DONT GET THE ICFWS ing room where refreshments were w *th other garden flowers for the served from the table centered with (able which was overlaid with a pink roses. Elsewhere in the re- white linen cover. Summer flowers ceiving rooms a variety of summer artistically arranged to blend colors PERMANENT I’MOTKUTtON — MONO%n Na Ia Pavaimi — Tinas Sun-Vent Aluminum Awning Co. tTi WliHaiir* Hi. — GreaavMr. R. C. _ HU Out 4 t-upo* a ad Mail Far I rev Kathaal*— Mr St. or R F. D. Town □ Awniny* arpurt Patio ('over* Ian* HIGH SCHOOL & COLLEGE GRADUATES The Field of Business offers you unlimited oppor tunities for early employment leading to rapid pro motion and lifetime security when you have the proper training. THE GREENWOOD COLLEGE OF COMMERCE GREENWOOD, S. C. Announces Its Fall Term Beginning September 1 * COURSES OFFERED Juaior Aecawatif Executive SeereUrial Private Secretarial ENROLL NOW L- shoulder-tip veil was attached to pillbox hat embroidered in pearl* She earned gardenias on a saUn covered Bible The maid of honor wore a floor- length dress of blue emboued nylon and acetate over tafefta Her flow era were a nosegay of white roses Following the wedding Uie bride s parents entertained with a recep tion in the sariai hall of the church. For her wedding trip changed to a with white gardenia corsage After a •rveard. N C . the couple wtO live teher whoa Mr Hwater wtfl la Fart BUm D Pass iww yoars •er v ice hi U The High Sc heat and tho groom eg i4NB% lAv ■Ml uatod la Joar from Prwohyianaa ( •Hep* where he was a member M Pi happa Phi metai trasermty Seahhard aad Blade, hwasriry dary eegasmiatMa Hr ■ e hy Uandeair Mdb m Stasposav Little Girl Has Ninth Birthday la ahaar«aare eg her day Tweed*) Bethryo 4 (hter eg Mr aad Mrs J me had twelve Uttle playmates let a drew* ap lea party “ 4 faOhiaa show am M far the meet "tady-hhe Kathertwr 4'aaowa Earh • a* givaa a laser prise Laser a treasure huat with Cmper < rocker a* winner, am held TV birthday cake, decorslod la white aad yellow, was -upped with a ballerina doll Sandwiches and other party dainties were served with punch and the rake Pxiwrws were made of the group in their dress-up clothes August Bnde Elect , Honored at Parties On Tuesday evening, July 31, Mias Barbara Dowd, August bnde-elect, was honored with a shower at the home of Mrs. Colie Shealy in Pros perity A corsage of white carnations was presented the guest of honor. Min iature sandwiches, cakes and pu-'ch were served. About twenty-five rela tives and friends were present. Miss Dowd was the recipient of many lovely and useful gifts which were opened and passed. , Mrs. Edd Harris complimented Miss Dowd on Saturday evening, August 1, with a bridal shower at her home in Statesville, N. C. Mrs. Bobby Speece and Miss Nellie Swicegood were co-hostesses. Miss Dowd was remembered with a corsage of gardenias and the shower of gifts. Mrs. Macdonald Is Bridge Club Hostess Eateratiaiac "T-brs of bar bridge dub. Mrs James Macdonald was hactase for three tables on Thursday afternoon of the peat flowers were arrayed. Assisting Mrs. Baldwin and Mrs King were Mrs. John Mimnaugh. Mrs. Thomas Baldwin and Mrs Murphey Timmerman adorned the living room Mrs. R L. laxico. Jr., assisted the hostess es in serving and entertaining The honoree was presented with a corsage and a silver tray. Church. The above announcement comes wtih much interest to the friends of Mr. Johnson, who formerly reside! here His mother, a member of a pio neer Clinton family, was before marriage Miss Leila Norman of this city Abrams Home Scene of Rehearsal Party For Ramage-Nichols Rites The home of Mr and Mrs J W Abrams on E Walnut St was the scene of a rehearsal party Saturday night honoring Miss Margaret Kam age and Thomas Heath Nichol*. who were married Sunday afternoon at the First Baptist. Church Hosts in Abrams and Mr the start of SAVINGS PROGRAM Mi in* Entertain Friends With Luncheons On Friday and Saturday Mrs C E King. Mrs Marion Milam and Mrs Harry Baldwin were hostesses to a number of friends for tan at the hoaae of the Oa earh orcasiaa small tables laid far ahoot thirty guests ia • decorated with zumias and dahlias TV table la the held pink ed ia a I Mrs Party For Miss McKee On 16th Birthday A group of about 30 young fnt-nas gathered on Monday evening at the Clinton Mills Community CeoLr to honor Mias Julia McKee with a sur prise party on the aeration of her sixteenth birthday ’ Dancing was enjoyed during the evening aad the honorre opened her gifts A pmk and whNe color aale was prvttdy carried ash w the ap peuNnsMiu far the table aad m the arrang refreshment* A nhMe ergnndy cloth f pmk nan waed and shaded grape* wnb Iwlisgc earwrbd were Mrs. Estelle Abram- and Mrs Pierre Ramage Approximately *iO guests attend ed They were -ersed light refresh ments in the pine paneled den where yellow gladioli, bronze and orange zinnias were arranged on the man tel The base of the crystal punch bowl was encircled with grape dust ers and nectarines on grape leaves In lieu of a wedding reception the couple cut a three tiered rake in the living n join of the Abrams home where the briar'* 'table was covered with an imported white rut work rlmk underlaid wdh P*nk riir cake sur reunited by pmg and w hue dai*y <d by lamps base S' Imall change soon adds up to col lars, and dollars saved here can work wonders in building security for your family In fact, it's a goo<f idea to encourage saving by opening an ac count for each famil^nnembe: Your savings are insured to $10 000 ar.d earn you a better-Jhan-average return. 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