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Thursday, December 3, 1959 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE THE WOMAN'S Social Events and Club New of Interest .j PAGE Telephone 74 or 495 i mm m -■ m i Betrothed Couple Feted at Dinner Honoring Miss Frances Cunning ham and Ted Davenport who will be married December 26, Mrs. Hu mbert Todd, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Jones of Greenwood entrained on Saturday evening with a dinner party at the Todd home here. A pink and white color scheme was beautifully carried out in the party appointments with an ar- rangerrsent of gladioli, chrysanthe mums and carnations used. A low- centerpiece for the dining table w as fashioned of carnations and chry santhemums. The bride-elect w,as remembered with a corsage and the couple was presented a gift of china. Party Compliments Miss Montgomery * Among compliments paid Miss Clara Montgomery since the recent announcement of hbr engagement was the party given on November 9 at the Stewart Cottage on the Thornwell campus. Hostesses were Mrs. Carrie Atkinson, Mrs. Alice Guy, Mrs. Cassie Talbot and girls in the Mayes and Stewart cottages. Guests included the bride-elect’s mother and Miss Montgomery’s in timate friends. Refreshments were served and the bride was presented with gifts of crystal in her wedding pattern. Thanksgiving Theme , For Club Meeting Members of the ‘Odds and Ends" *Club met on Wednesday of the past week with Mrs. R. L. Plaxico and Miss Nannie Young Tribble at the home of the latter. Fall flowers and a pilgrim scene were features of the Thanksgiving decorations. A social hour and re freshments were enjoyed and books were passed. I Belgian Congo Is ARfHftble Class Topic of Ptogram Sponsors Supper Mrs. T. Layton Fraser was pro- Thursday, November 19, the La- gram leader for the December dies Bible Class of the Associate meeting of the Century Club held on Reformed Presbyterian Church Tuesday afternoon at the home of sponsored a covered dish supper for Mrs. Earl Halsall. the congregation. Mrs. Fraser gave an interesting The event was under the direction paper on‘‘The Belgian Congo—Yes- 1 of Miss Margaret Blakely, chair- . terday and Today.” She gave some- man of the arrangements com iiwiHmi ■ ■ ■ ■ u,m ■ mm ■■■■■■■■■ HONORED ON 80TH. BIRTHDAY Mrs. i. (lamp Slone is pictured beside the tea (able Wednesday afternoon of the past week when a group of friends honored her on the occasion of her HOth birthday with a lovely drop-in at the home of Mrs. W. C. Baldwin.—Photo by Dan Yarborough. Dried and Foliage Friends Compliment Arrangements Shown Mrs. J. Hamp Stone At Garden Club Meet The Yellow Jasmine Garden Club met with Mrs. Judson Brehmer with Mrs. George Ellis as co-hos tess. Flower show of dried and fol iage arrangements was held. Mrs. B. F. Wingard and Mrs. Gary Hol combe were judges and presented ribbons to the winners. Following a bi^siness session Mrs. Wingard discussed the arrangements. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. * thing of the history and discussed ' the capitol, Leopoldville, pointing out the problems encountered as the people prepare for self-government. mittee. During the evening Miss Blakely conducted a questionaire on the church denomination. ove //a /ft m ym/?/ DIAMONDS Overt speak of the stars, the fvtvre—all the things that ore beautiful. And these wonders are combined in condensed form in diamonds... to blaze forth your message at love... to tej^her that your two hearts •re as one. Therefore choose with core — choose here where you con bey with confidence satisfaction PAY WKfKLY RfAft and Diamonds CMarfad fa $fc*w Detail 10-DIAMOND COMBINATION $3 A W««k J.C Thomas Jeweler “It’e Tine Itet Ceuta” CLINTON JOANNA Christmas Party By UDC Tonight The Christmas party for the Ste phen D. Lee Chapter, United Dau ghters of the Confederacy, will be held this evening (Thursday) at 7:30 at the lake cottage on the Thorn- well campus. Members are asked to bring a; gift to exchange and also a gift for Mrs. Ida Price of Columbia.! the chapter's adopted sister - Mrs. J. D. Terry Is Gardenettes Hostess Monday afternoon of the past week Mfs. J. I). Terry was hostess to members of the Gardenettes club. The program for the afternoon was in charge of Mrs. Kenneth Mills, who gave an interesting dem onstration on making Christmas cpndles. . ’ * . Two visitors, Mrs. Lee Duryea and Mrs. T. Layton Fraser, were welcomed for the meeting. Later during* a social hour re freshments were served Rehearsal Supper . Given Here For Mason-Gantt Party Prior to th rehearsal on Thurs day evening for the Mason-Gantt wedding party, Mrs Jodie Chand ler, Mrs. Carroll D. Nance, Mr. and Mrs James Addison, with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mason of Seneca, enter tained with a buffet supper at the Mary Musgrove Hotel. Forty-eight guests, including members of the wedding party and | out of town relatives, were invited for the 6:30 event. Pink ta'pers in silver candelbra and pink camellias in silver epergne adorned the buffet table . , from which a turkey supper was Mrs. j. Hamp Stone waa honored, Individual tables were ap- on the occasion of her Wh bmh. intcd wit „ , clom ^ s doy Wednesday. November 25, wW) „ and cand , M I a tovely drop in at the home of The ri umI| Misa Henrietia Mrs W_ C. Baldwin. Other hostess. M daughter of Mr. and Mrs A es for the event were Miss Agnes , Mawn 0 , ljurcns and Frederk . k Davis Mrs M^Boy P«s Mrs. Hay Ganu Mr and Mrs I rank Miller Miss Ruth Bailey. Fred H Gant( o( Co | um |,i a nxtk and Mrs. Hugh Simpsom |ace Frid a(terlMon al ^ rirjt Receiving with Mrs. Stone were p resbyt „, a ^ Church Lamem ^ J , ^ »« King Dixon II. of Freder- .. ' ' Wl5- J r '°f irksburg. Va., served as her sister’s Hartsville. Mrs. Stone wore a tor 0||| a ,f endant Mrs Ed ^ sage, which was a gift of friends. „ f , hjs cit I 0,w “"<■ ! ,undr ' d '-t ca "' <1 Mrs Cam., a graduate of Law during the 4 to 6 party hours to rens Sc nool a „d Furman Uni- offer their congratulation.. varsity teaches at Brennen School Throughout the reeetvtng rooms Co , unlllia ^ „ a memb€r 0 , Les Demoiselles and the Revelers. , Mr. Gantt, member of the firm of A. C. Clarkson and Company in gladioli, camellias and other flow ers were beautifully arranged. A cutwork cloth overlaid the tea table which was centered with the birthday cake encircled with pink maline puffs and camellias and flanked with pink tapers in silver holders. Wide pink ribbon extending from the central arrangement end ed in bows. Assisting in entertaining and serving were Mrs. W. C. Shealy, Miss Lily Yarborough, Mrs. Pringle Copeland, Miss Nancy Owens, Mrs. Hubert Pitts, and Mrs. G. W Hol lingsworth. Club Entertains With Bazaar and Luncheon Members of the Sunbonnet Gar den club entertained with their an nual Christmas bazaar and lunch- Columbia, was graduated from Dreher High School and the Uni versity of South Carolina. Having j served in the Air Force in Korea,! he is a captain in the South Carolina j Air National Guard. His member-1 ships have included Kappa Sigma, the German Club and Tarantella State Employees At Annual Banquet The Laurens County unit of the S. C. State Employes association held its annual tall banquet at the Presbyterian College dining hall 1 Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. The guest eon on Monday of the past week in speaker was Ernest C. Brooks, of Hodges Hall at Broad Street Meth- Newberry. Mr. Brooks, a graduate : odist Church. °f Th® University of South Carolina, I Each member invited a guest and has traveled extensively over the a delightful luncheon was served in world He has lived in Russia and buffet style. Christmas arrange- us ®d that country as the theme of ments decorated the tables. These, his address at the banquet, along with other novelty and hand- Mrs. lone Wallace, of Clinton, is made Rems, were later sold. Pro- president of the Laurens County ceeds will be used to carry on the unit; Walter Earle, of Laurens, vice club’s projects. ' president, and Mrs. Annie Lue C. Mrs. F. V. Smith was chairman Weisner. of Clinton, secretary and of the committee on arrangements treasurer, along with the following members: ——_ v n a .. n Mrs. S. P Bowers, Mrs Clyde Ehr- ^ YOU D 0 " T hardt, Mrs. L. N. Warren, Mrs. CHRONICLE Harry Ayers, assisted by the club YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS president. Miss Marian Burts. | Phon* 74 You Are Invited To Attend OUR CHRISTMAS PARTY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8 From 4 to 6 To See Our Many Gifts Decorations Floral Arrangements Plants SHEALYS FLORIST Sfthria Hwy. Ph««e 957 SAVE FOR A SUNNY DAY We think that banks have talked enough about ‘‘saving for a rainy day.” We prefer to talk about the happier prospect of the “sunny day” that will result from a consistent, persistent program of saving. Write your own ticket for your particular kind of a “sunny day” ... a trip around the world, happy retirement years or whatnot. Whatever the dream, systematc saving will make it come true! OTHER SERVICES Loans • Trust Funds • Travel Checks Checking Safe Deposit Foreign Exch. BANK OF CLINTON -V * Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 3% latcrcta Paid Oa Saviafs AccMate Swta-A—ally PRE-HOLIDAY GROUP ONE Coats and Suits Walker Suits Also GROUP TWO Values To S39.95 GROUP THREE Regularly S45.00 and S49.95 GROUP FOUR Regularly S55.00 To S59.50 KEN WHITMORE SPECIAL King Kashmere 100% Nylon SUPS $2.99 Her choice for luxury and fit at a sensible price. You wash j and dry in minutes. Never ti needs ironing. Deep lace trim. Sizes 32 to 44. Quilted ROBES $8.95 Prints ond Solid Colors Ideal For Christmas Group Ladies Ladies DRESSES $5.95 New Arrival Sizes 5 to 15; 10 to 20; 16 Vi to 241/2. SUITS $17.95 Ah Wool—Regularly $24.50 i-n Just in time for cold weather. Sizes 10 to 18. Ladies Full Fashion HOSE First Quality Ladies Flannel Bulky GOWNS Sweaters $1.99 $3.98 AU Sizes White — 34 To 40 Lodies Seomless HOSE Keg. $1.00 — First Quality MURRAY GARBER'S CLINTON, $. C.