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rtrar*da>. October IS. IfSt THE CLINTON CHRONICLE THE WOMAN’S PAGE Social Events and Club News of Interest Church Women Meet With Mrs. Reynolds The United Lutheran Church Women of St. Johns Church held their October meeting on Monday evening, the fifth, at the home of Mrs. J. R. Reynolds with Mrs. Floyd Bundrick assisting as hostess. Mrs. S. P. Bowers, vice president. » presided and gave the opening de votional. A program on the United Nations was given by Mrs. Bun drick who was assisted by several other members. Later a social hour and refreshments were enjoyed. , » ARP Circles Hold October Meetings Circle No. 1 of the Providence Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church met in an afternoon session on Monday, the fifth, at the church. Mis. Clyde Todd was leader for the Home Missions program with several other members discussing items of interest from the Synodi cal Journal. Mrs. A. B. Blakely taught the Bible Study from 1st Peter. At the close of the meeting cheese wafers, cakie, nuts and punch were served by the hostess. Mrs. W. B. Tribble. Miss Catherine Blakely was hos tess to Circle No. 2 in the evening with Mrs. J. P. Johnston presenting the program. Taking part were Mrs. L. M. Wil son, M!rs. Marion Nabors and Mrs. Nolon Carter. Plans for the week of prayer in November were discussed. Both groups packed boxes for the Hillcrest Mission. Clinton B&PW Club In October Session f The October dinner meeting of the Clinton Business and Professional Women’s Club was held on Tuesday evening at Hotel* Mary Musgrove. Tables were decorated in the Hallo ween motif. The membership chairman, Mrs. J. H Buzhardt, had charge of the program. She introduced Mrs. Nolon Carter, who spoke on her profession as a teacher of chemistry at Oak Ridge, Tenn., in colleges and high school. Mrs. Grace Connor reported on her trip to the board meeting at Myrtle Beach, and Mrs. Margaret Lockett told of her trip to the area meeting in Gaffney. Later a business meeting was pre sided over by the president, Miss Margaret Blakely. *Thomwell Circle In Monthly Session The Ella Riddell Circle of Thorn- well Memorial Church met with Mrs. Alice Brownlee at the Home of Peace on the campus Tuesday morn ing. Before the meeting the hostess served assorted sandwiches, nuts, pound cake and coffee. In the absence of the chairman, Mrs. Flora Duncan presided and of fered the opening prayer, which was followed by the business session. Methodist Women Mission Study On 'The United Nations" The Woman’s Society of Christian Service of the Greenwood district will hold a mision study on the “United Nations,’’ with the Bailey Memorial, Hopewell, Joanna and Waterloo Methodist Churches par ticipating. The first session was held Wednes day at the Hopewell Methodist Church, with Mrs. Niles Clark of Waterloo, teaching. Mrs. Clark has visited the United Nations and has had wide excperience in mission course study. For the second session on October 8 at Broad Street church Mrs. Clark gave a narrative on the United Nations, explaining the or ganization and its work. The third session will be at Bailey Memorial church at 3:30, October 21. The Waterloo church will be host for the fourth session, the 22nd, at 3:30 in the afternoon. The public as well as all Meth odist women are invited to attend. Mrs. Watkins Hostess To Methodist Group Mrs. Howard Watkins, Mrs. Tan M. Ray and Miss Sara Stone were hostesses to members of the Sara Glenn Circle on Monday evening at the Watkins home. During a social hour preceeding the program a salad plate, hot punch and cake squares decorated in Halloween motif were served. Mrs. J. W. Abrams was program chairman for the evening and was assisted by Mrs. C. H. McCrary, Jr., Mrs. Joe H. Bonds and Mrs. J. B. Arnold in presenting the study on the four faces of the United Na tions. Roses in white compotes and ce losia, zinnias with canna leaves adorned the living room. In the din ing room an arrangement of autumn flowers in shades of yellow and orange centered the table. Duon-Young Engagement Mrs Archie Irvin Dixon annuunc \ es the engagement of her daughter, Patsy, to James Hugh Young, son Telephone 74 or 491 of Mrs J. Willie Young and the late Mr. Young. The wedding will take place in November. New* Of Bonds Cross Roads and Mrs Xames Jofcr.-oo Mrs Earle Johnson Any that not be able to teamxaasaaaaaa Tuesday Club Is Entertained Mrs. C. C. Giles entertained mem bers of her Tuesday bridge club for afternoon games this week. Autumn arrangements added to the attractiveness of the den where two tables were placed for cards. During play sandwiches, cookies, coffee and cookies were served with other dainties. Michele Prevotte Has Birthday Party Michele Prevatee. daughter of Mr. and MTs Ted Prevatte. was one year old on Sunday, October 11. In observance of the occasion a num ber of little friends were invited Sat urday afternoon for ice cream and cake. Games were played with prizes Top honors for the afternoon went 8<>>ng 1° Patricia Bragg. Others en to Mrs. Almon Spencer. Music Club Program On Mendelssohn A sextette of Clinton Music Club members presented a program of Mr and GOL» members n*’ attend or any members who plan to have ' guests please notify the supper coro- VMIT MOUNTAINS mittee Leroy Burns, county super Mrs B W Cooper and Mrs. Jim intendent of Education, will be a Price went to the mountains for the guest at the im>eting President of week-end They were accompanied the club is Mrs. J. O. Hueble by Mrs. Mary Ruff and Mrs. Sudie Members of the Shqdy Grove 4-H Mae Jones of Newberry, and Mrs. club are making plans to attend the Lillie Seay of Lexingtoil. They first fall meeting October 26 at traveled trrough the Smokies and 3:30 p. m. Blue Ridge mountains, spending | — Saturday night in Gatlinburg, Tenn. Mr and Mrs. James Evans spent the week-end touring the mountains CHURCH NEWS OF AREA The Pentecostal Holiness Church was host to the Newberry District meeting of the Upper South Carolina Conference on Saturday, October 10. V*OriATH» MEET LEMON Al XIUARY MEET Ladies Golf Association of The October meeting of the Lakeside Country (Tub will hold a American Legion Auxiliary will be luncheon meeting Tuesday October held Tuesday afternoon, the 20th 20 Mrs George Cornelson and Mrs. at 3 30 at the home of Mrs James George Blalock are hostesses and p Sloan members arc asked to phone them for reservations OFFICE SUPPLIES < HRONIC1.E PUB. CO. PHONE 74 IF YOU DON T READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DONT GET THE NEWS Phene 74 With the Sick and Jane Boland, Susan Bagwell, Darlene Buice, Vanette Jones. Among Michele’s gifts was a “six teen year” candle presented by her . . .. | great-mother, Mrs. Tam Todd, of sow by Mix Mendelssohn ol the, Dar | ington (ormerl cltoto „ ^ y**' Tff” !«t Wednert.» !ca „ d| e u and deslpwl afternoon at the home of Mrs Her,. ^ burnK! on Mch h| p ““- through the sixteenth. Mrs. Joel Cannon, soloist, sang If With All Your Hearts” from Elijah,” accompanied by Mrs. D'. G. Creighton at the piano, and Mrs. Edgar Sadler was soloist with the sextette in “I Waited for the Lord.” Mrs. Creighton played “Praelu- dium,” and the sextette also sang Cast Thy Burden” and “Lift Thine Eyes” from “Elijah.” Mrs. Creigh ton, who planned the program, was accompanist for the sextette com posed of Mrs. Heath Copeland, Mrs. T. J. McKee, Mrs. Henderson Pitts, Mrs. William Hogan, Mrs. Julian Coleman and Mrs. Edgar Sadler. A talk on the life of Mendelssohn was given by Mrs. Paul Muller. Mrs. Judson Davis, Mrs. Merlyn Veren and Mrs. Grace Connor were welcomed as new members, and following a business session and tKe program, refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Pitts, Mrs. Edwin Farnell and Mrs. James L. Walker. Annual Supper For College Dames .joying the occasion and remember- ing MJchele with gifts were Frank Ground fifty delegates and ministers attended the conference. The host church served dinner at 12:30. Rev. Lester Braswell is pastor of the church Services are held as fol lows: Sunday School—10:00 a m. Preaching—11:00 a. m. Young people’s service at 6:00 p m., followed by worship service at 7:00 p. m. Fairview Baptist Church will have Sunday school at 10:00 a. m.,' and preaching at 11:00 a. m. Baptist Training Union at 6:00 p. m., followed by worship services at 7:00 p. m. Marion Ringer has been called to fill the vacancy at the Fairview church, due to the resigna tion of Rev. T. B Altman. Shady Grove Presbyterian Church has services each Sunday. Sunday school 10:00 a. m. Worship service 11:00 a. m. Young people’ meeting each evening. Hunter Marcengill is pastor of the church. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. Newman Shouse were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson on Sunday. Gerald Crawford was the guest speaker at Fairview Baptist Church at the Sunday morning service MARSHALL-WFBB REUNION On Sunday, October 11, the home of Mrs. J. E Marshall was used to honor the late J. E. Marshall and the late Mrs. Maggie Marshall, mother of Mrs. J. E. Marshall, Broome'wiU be 1 kno '* n IJ U) , most ^‘j*" Ma «- 1 gie. Between 90 and 100 descend ants and guests atended the reunion. Picnic lunch was served at 1:00 p. Friends of Leonard Bishop will be interested to know he is improving at Blalock Clinic following surgery. Roy Snider was admitted to Hays Hospital on Tuesday for medical treatment. Dismissed from Hays Hospital earlier in the week were Barrett Cole, Mrs. Howard Stroud. Mrs. Sam Madden, Mrs. Grace Bright, Mrs. Essie Crowe, Arzo Ivester, Raymond McCoy, Mrs. Callie Wood, Mrs. J. H. Barnett. Friends of Mrs. Madebne Cunning ham will be glad to know she is improving after being ill at the Bla lock Clinic for the past two weeks. James Haupfear, who underwent surgery at Blalock Clinic, is im proving. Cecil Morris and Britt Spann, stu dents at Presbyterian College, have been transferred to the infirmary after an operation and treatment Housewarming Given For Dillard Milams Thursday evening a group of neighbors, relatives and friends gathered to surprise the Dillard Milams with a housewarming. The Milams have recently moved into their new home on the Musgrove highway. About thirty-five guests who en joyed the delightful informal occa sion were shown through the home. Later Mrs. Milam opened and pass ed the gifts which were presented to them The hostesses, Mrs. Weldon Jack- son and Mrs. L. S. Reddeck, served sandwiches, chips, cake squares and punch. Hostess To Club For Dessert Bridge Thursday afternoon Mrs. B. F. Wingard was hostess to members of her club for a dessert bridge. Two tables were laid for refresh ers. Lala Smith presented the i ments in the den, which was ap- program on “Let’s Learn About pointed with autumn arrangements I respectively at Hays Hospital. The annual college family night Friends of C. M supper, sponsored by the College interested to know he is a patient Dames, was held on Thursday eve- a t Blalock Clinic. ning of the past week in the Pres- R oy Lydia is a patient at Hays, ^ a . . .... byterian College dining hall. Hospital suffering injuries received ’ u M ° ^ , n ™ ern _ ^ ” * Members brought covered dishes j n an accident. ~ ere dnd ' ,rs Torn ' Vebb of opH cnnnpr from Ion0 «« r* tr u ' C«imd6n, Mr .diKi Mrs. V311 Prstcr ana supper was servea irom long ^j rs M ary q Kelly is improving ^ tables decorated in a seasonal motif, at Havs iwnital after receiving a 41,(1 laimly ^ amden ' ^ Je8s with pumokins fall flowers and au ? " ay " r** 1141 receivin * a Shumake family of HartsviUe; Mr. tumn lMve ,ra „ cl H re<1 l “ P TT . „ »"1 Mrs Hunter Mars,null and son. w ‘I 4 ? 5 o _* v • PaUents at Blalock Clime who d M Bra , W( ji Mrs. Nolon Carter was chairman returned t0 their homes this week Mr Mr * L^er Brasviell of the committee on arrangements. incIud€ william CampbeU Mrs . COMMUNITY CLUB After supper Mrs. Carter and Mra. Robb j e Glenn. Mrs. Donnie Womble The Shady Grove Community club Jack Durant entertained the fffouP and Bobby Tucker will have its October meeting Satur- with a reading. About eighty guests at Hays Ho6piUl day night, October 17 at the club enjoyed the occasion. include Mrs C. E. Leopard, Mrs hou *‘ Su Pl* r ^ ** prepared and Fo+oH Ph-i RirfhHrrvr Ronnie Edwards, Mrs. Claude Mai- »« rve<1 b > ^ k* 1 * and hostess**? Dirmaay A L Owens, David Franklin. ^ 31,(1 Mrs ' ^ Johnson, Mr With Drop-In seven year old son of Mr. and Mrs Monday evening on the occasion Calvin Franklin, William Doutoias. of his birthday, E. L. Holland was Friends of Richard Watts will be honored with a drop-in at his home glad to know he is improving fol- on North Holland street. lowing surgery at Blalock Clinic. The delightfully informal occa- Mrs. Roy Kennedy and Mrs. Nick < sion assembled about twelve Sorrow are among patients at BU- friends. Pink, red and yellow roses lock Clinic. in varied arrangements decorated James Burkowski, of Baltimore, the home Candles were lighted on Md., has returned to the home at the prettily decorated cake which his daughter, Mrs. Joseph Steiner was later served with coffee and ice and Mr Steiner following a stay at cream Assisting Mrs. Holland in Blalock Clinic, serving were Mrs F M Stutts and Jo hn C. AtkmM>n is improving at Mrs. Hubert Pitts. Hays Hospital from injuries receiv- You uon’t belitrt your eyes when you stt <. Wonderful New World of 60 R uds! » }< Ikraler'fl liBr-iap far 'Ml JLU- Stewardship.” The Bible study from of flowers, berries and foliage. CENTURY CLUB TO MEET ed in an accident 1st Peter was given by Miss Lu- High scorer for the progressions Members of the Century Club will Mrs A M Forrester is a patient cille Smith. Tht meeting closed which followed was Mrs. J. B. 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