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Social Events and Club New of Interest
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Celebrates Fifth ?
Birthday Friday
Friday -, afternoon, January 29,
. Sara Louise McGee celebrated her
fifth birthday by inviting nine little
friends for a party at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe *W.
McGee.
The white birthday cake was dec-*
orated in pastel colors which were
also used in other appointments for
the occasion. Party horns' and bal
loons added to the festivities and
candies were given as favors. The
cake was cut and served with ice
cream.
Coming from out of town for Sara
Louise’s birthday were Mrs. Vivian
Vaughn of Belton, Misses Sara and
Margaret McGee and Mrs Glenn
McGee of Anjjefiwr;’"
Mission Chairman Is
Luncheori Speaker
Mrs. Paula W. Patrick, of Rock
Hill, Diocesan mission chairman,
was the guest speaker for a luncheon
meeting of the Women of All Saints
Episcopal Church held on-Monday
at the home of Mrs. J. B Hart in
Joanna.
Dutch iris and pom-poms in a
hand made ceramic bowl centered
the buffet luncheon table. On small
tables where covers were laid for
guests the Japanese theme was
further carried out with place cards
holding miniature umbrellas. Jap
anese figurines with greenry were
placed in the center. Mrs. James
Addison and Mrs. Goyne Simpson
assistffl Mrs. Hart in serving.
Following the luncheon Mrs. Pat-
rfek talked on the mission projects
for the year and showed slides
made on a rectnt trip to Japan.
Mrs. George M. Abbot, of Long
Island, N. Y., who is spending some
time with her daughter. Mrs. David
S. Cook, was a guest for the lunch
eon.
Miss Blakely
Honored at Party
Saturday morning Miss Margaret
Blakely honored her niece, Nancy
Arrington, with a party on the occa
sion of her eleventh birthday, invit
ing twelve little girls.
Each, friend remembered Nancy
with a gift.
Games, including “Bug,” were
played at card tables in the living
room. Later the young guests were
invited into the dining room where
a decorated birthday cake was cut
from a prettily appointed table and
served with accessories. <•
New Davidson/
Baptist Church
Parrish-Wells
Wedding Scene
The wedding of Miss Betty Lou-
cresia Parrish and Edgar Eugene
Wells, Jr., on Friday evening, Jan.
29|f was the first to be held in the
new D a v i d "s o n Street Baptist
Church. The service was conducted
by the Rev. Clyde Peterson, pastor.
Both the bride and groom are
graduates of Clinton High School.
She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Chester Parrish of 92 Palmetto
Street, and he is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. E. E. Wells of 406 Davidson
Street.
Miss Janice Goss and Miss Theda
Sublett provided music, and ushers
were Donald Wells, the 'groom’s
brother, and Tommy DeYoung.
The senior Mr. Wells was best man,
and Mr. Parrish gave the bride in
marriage.
Miss Carol Parrish, of Aiken, the
bride’s niece, served as maid of
honor, wearing pink accessories and
carrying a nosegay of pink and
white carnations.
The bride’s white lace dress over
antique taffeta featured a matching
bolero. She wore a fingertip veil
and carried an orchid on a Bible.
For travel she chose a coral suit
with black accessories.
Upon their return from the North
Carolina mountains the couple is re
siding with the bride’s parents.
Mr. Wells is with the South Car
olina Highway Department.
lean Wolfe Has
Birthday Party
In celebration oi her fifth birth
day which occurred January 17,
Jean Wolfe was given an afternoon
party on January 16 at Lakeside
Country Club.
Decorations and party appoint
ments were in a pink and white
motif. The forty-two little friends
attending were presented hats,
horns and candj/ baskets as favors.
Centering the white birthday cake
which was decorated with pink
roses, Was a spinning ballerina with
full pink net skirt. Also adorning the
cake were five miniature ballerinas.
Ice cream, cookies and pink lem
onade were served.
Assisting Jeans' mother, Mrs.
James E. Wolfe, were her grand-,
mothers, Mrs. H. H. Wheeler and
Mrs. E. C. Wolfe, of Laurens, and
also Mrs. C. E. King of this city.
Telephone 74 or 495
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Delta Kappa Gamma
Members Meet Here
The Laurens-Clinton teachers of
"Delta Kappa Gamma will be hostess
to the members of Greenwood,
Newberry. Abbeville and Laurens
Counties Delta Gamma here on Sat
urday,"Feb. 6. Delta Kappa Gamma
is an honorary teachers organiza
tion.
The group will convene at Mary
Musgrove Hotel for a one o’clock
luncheon. Guest speaker for the oc
casion will be Miss Grace Sease.of
Prosperity, a member of the Co
lumbia City Schools faculty, and
will address the group on the sub
ject of guidance. Miss Rennie Hook
of the Lander College faculty, is
president of the organization and
will preside. Music will be furnish
ed by Miss Delle Wilder, a senior
at Clinton High School.
Mrs. Adair Hostess
To Study Club
Mrs. R. C. Adair was hostess to
members of the Wednesday Study
Club the past week at her home on
West Walnut Street.
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Program for the afternoon was
given by Mrs. Robert S. Owens who
discussed the pure food and drug
laws in the United States. Topic of
study for the club for the year is
“American Heritage.”
Mrs. J. M. Dick, of Raleigh, N.
C., and Miss Barnett Spratt of this
city were club guests for the meet
ing.
Following the program the hos
tess served a salad course, cookies
and coffee. For the occasion early
spring flowers and shrubs decorat
ed the receiving rooms of the home.
Odds and Ends
Club Entertained
On Wednesday afternoon of the
past week the Odds and Ends Club
was entertained at the home of Mrs.
Hubert Todd. Co-hostess with Mrs.
Todd was Mrs. George Watts Cope
land.
Carnations and chrysanthemums
were used in decoration in the re
ceiving rooms of the home. During
the delightfully informal afternoon
salad And sweet courses were serv
ed, with Mrs. Clyde Todd assisting
the hostesses in serving.
Miss Nannie Young Tribble, pres
ident, presided and books were ex
changed during a short business ses
sion. Mrs. George Thompson Cope
land was a club guest for the after
noon.
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January Meeting
Ladies 'Bible Class
The January meeting of the Ladies
Bible Class of the Associate Reform
ed Presbyterian Church was held
on Monday, the 24th, at the church,
with Mrs. Marion Nabors, Mrs H.
A. Copeland and Mrs. Harold Cole
man as hostesses.
A chapter, “I’d Start Again,” was
taught by Mrs R L.. Plaxico from
the.study book, “If I Were Young.”
Later during a social hour hot tea,
sandwiches and cake were enjoyed.
ARP Women Conduct
Study Wednesday
A stewardship and mission study,
“To Whom Much Is Given,” was
conducted on Wednesday evening of
the past week at the Associate Re
formed Presbyterian Church by the
Woman’s Missionary Society.
Mrs, C. Bynum Betts and Mrs.
A. B. Blakely are stewardship and
spiritual life chairmen for the two
circles. Mrs Blakely presided. Oth
ers taking part on the program in
cluded Mrs R. L. Plaxico, Mrs. No-
k>n Carter, Mrs. James P. Sloan,
and Mrs. Hubert Todd.
Chqpman-Humphries
Rites Performed
Rev. and Mrs. Rufus Lee Power,
of Chesterfield, former residents of
this city, announce the marriage of
their daughter, Joyce Power Chap
man, to Robert Humphries, of Clin
ton, on January 2, 1960. The mar
riage was performed at the Laur
ens County Court House by the pro
bate judge, J. Hewlette Wasson.
Mr. Humphries, who is an airman
second class stationed at Donald
son AFB in Greenville, is a son of
Mr. and Mrs. Denton Humphries of j
this cUy.
The young couple are making
their home in Mauldin.
Ruth Hodges Is
Honored By Mother
Using a pink and white color
scheme, Mrs. Robert C. Hodges en- ;
tertained twelve little folk in cele
bration of the third birthday of her
daughter, Ruth, in the Kindergarten
room of the All Saints Episcopal
Church on January 26.
Each little guest wished Ruth
“Happy Birthday” aid gave her a
birthday gift.
A beautifully iced birthday cake
held three gleaming candles. Punch,
ice cream and cup cakes were
served for refreshments. *
Assisting Mrs. Hodges in enter- 1
taining were Mrs. Harry Lowman,
Mrs. Joe Scott and Mrs. W W.-
Bamette, Jr.
LUNCH ROOM MENU
Week of Feb, 8 12
MONDAY
Milk, hot dogs, chili with beef,
onions, mustard, cole slaw with sal
ad dressing, buttered whole kernel
com, buns, butter, apple sauce.
TUESDAY
Milk, macaroni and cheese, pinto
beans, vegetable soqp (no meat),
sliced onions, cpm bread, butter,]
chocolate pudding.
WEDNESDAY
Milk, creamed turkey or chicken,
candied sweet potatoes, green
; beans, com bread, butter, cherry
pie.
THURSDAY
!• Milk, egg salad, turnip greens,
pickled beets, corn bread, butter,
! apple.
FRIDAY
Milk, fish sticks, steamed cab
bage, whipped potatoes, sliced
peaches, corn bread, butter, choc-
loate cake*
With the Sick
Friends of Mrs. G W. Hollings
worth w,ili be interested 4a,. know
she is a patient at Hays Hospital
Barney Benjamin is a patient at
pialock Clinic.
Friends of Mrs J. K Hatton-will
be interested to know her condi
tion is reported as improved at
Hays Hospital where she is a pa
tient. ’ H
R. J. Tankersley is a medical pa
tient at Blalock Clinic
Patients released from Blalock
i Clinic include Daryl Shelnut, C. M
Broome, -Mrs. Ellen Vincent and
Mrs. R. J Watson
Billy Sexton is a 'medical patient
at Hays Hospital. ' .
Mrs. Charlie Nabors, Jr, is a
patient at Blalock Clinic.
Friends of J D. Boland, Sr., will
be interested tolrnow he is a patient
at Blalock Clinic.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dennis is a pa
tienl at Blalock Clinic.
Mrs. Neill Turner is a patient at
1 Hays Hospital.
Mrs J D. Boland, Sr , returned
home Sunday from Blalock Clinic
t where she has been a patient the
past ten days.
Mrs. Zeb Miller, is a surgical pa
tient at Hays hospital
Mrs. George Howell is convalesc
ing at Hays Hospital following sur
tfry.
Friends of William Young'will be
interested to know he is improving
at Blalock Clinic where he is a pa
tient. • ,
Mrs. A. A. Barker is a medical
patient at Hays Hospital
'Charlie Walker is a patient at Bla
lock Clinic.
Mrs^Genell Hazel is undergoing
medical treatment at Hays Hospital
Patients released from Hay's Hos
pital include Mrs. Janie Prince. Ed*
die, Brown of Joanna. Nancy King.
Mrs Bruce Bag\*ell, Mrs Arthur
Lawson, Mrs. Earl Braswell. Rob
ert Simmons, Stephen Ritchie, Dale
Reedy River Assn
Meet Set For Morcfi^
Plans have been made for the
Reedy River A.ssociatmnal Training
Union Mass Meeting and .Officers’
■Council on Tuesday. March 1, at
7 30 p m , which includes some
churches in the lower section of
Laurens County.
The meeting will be held with the
Hunt Memorial'Church.. N'etfSerry
Conferences will be led by asso-
ciationa! officers Junior and inter
mediate sword drills and speaker's
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.Pastors, directors,and aasociation-
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■/liminations in local churches.
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Births
i COPELAND
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Brooks Cope
land of Statesville, N. C., announce
the birth of a daughter, Margaret
Allison, on January 23 Mrs. Cope
land is the former Miss Lillie
Greene of Union. Mr. Copeland is a
son of Mrs. R. J. Copeland and the
late Mr. Copeland of this city.
CASON
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Cason of
Aiken, announce the birth of a dau- :
ghter, Barbara Aim, on January II.
Mrs. Cason is the former Miss Ann
Garrett of Columbia^ Mr;-Cason is
the son of Mr. and MTs. L. E. Cason
of this city.
KENR1CK
Mr. aftd Mrs. Warren Kenrick of
Columbia, announce the birth of a
son, Steven Warren, on January 26
at the Columbia hospital. Before
marriage Mrs. Kenrick Tvas Miss
Margaret Tankersley. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs~ R. J. Tankersley of
this city.
REED
Mr. and Mrs.'Archie Chevis Reed.
Jr., of Atlanta, Ga., announce the
birth of a son, Alan Chevis, on Jan
uary 30. Mrs. Reed is the former
Miss Maudalene Young, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Leland Young.
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