The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 02, 1960, Image 7
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Thursday. June 2, 1%0
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THE WOMAN'S
Social Events and Club New of Interest
Synodical Training
AGE ; School Scheduled
Telephone 74 or 495 At College June 20
mrw of mixrd summer flower* in
pastel tint*
Following the program Mrs Wy-
sor and Mrs R M Turner assisted
the hostess in serving light refresh
ment*
Methodist Women's
Officers Installed
At a service at Broad Street
Methodist Church on Sunday officers
of the Woman’s Society of Christian
Service and the Wesleyan Guild
were installed.
They are:
President—Mrs. Robert W. Ander
son.
Vice-President — Mrs. Raymond
Pitts.
^vd Vice-President—Mrs. John W.
Finney, Jr.
Recording Secretary—Mrs. James
L .Walker.
Mission Treasurer — Mrs. Dan
Yarborough.
Promotion Secretary—Mrs. Roy
(rasque.
Local Church Activities — Mrs. I
Murphey Timmerman.
Christian Social Relations—Mrs.
Thomas P. Owens.
Missionary Education—Mrs. J. B !
Speake
Spiritual Life—Mrs. Joel Cannon.
Secretary of Supply Work—Mrs. |
J. B Dailey.
Publicity—Mrs. Marvin S. Gault. |
Children’s Work — Mrs George
Reid.
Literature and Publications—Mrs.
Earl Pitts.
Student Work—Mrs John Addison.
Fellowship—Mrs. Forrest Adair. !
rcle Chairmen—Pauline Cole-1
man. Mrs W. R Pitts, Jr.; Barden,
ton, Mrs. G W. Hollingsworth; El
ite Hatton, Mrs J B. Wilder; Louise I
Best. Mrs Irene Pitts; Sara Glenn. I
Mrs Joe Bonds; May me Johnson, I
Mias Essie Davidson; Home Circle. I
Mrs Hollingsworth
Wesleyan Service Guild officers.!
committee chairmen:
Preskteol^Mrs P. M Pitts
Vice-President—Mrs L S David
son.
Recording Secretary—Mrs Win
fred Norm
Promotion Secretary—Mias Mary
Frances Pmaon
TTeasuier—Mias Dorothy Pinson
Committee chairmen
Sprrtual Life—Mrs J. J. Greene
Missionary Education and Service
—Mrs R H Dawson
Membrrdup—Airs L O Edwards.
Mr* S A Pitts, plus two more
Supply Work—Mr* Joe V Ed
wards
Literature and Public at ions—Mrs
D Pitts
£ubiirity—Mr« Winfred Noma
v mance—Mias Dorothy Pinsoa
Local Church Activities—Mrs A1
Garden Party
For Young Folk
Mr and Mrs M. T Poole eater
tained with a garden party m honor
of thnr grand nephew. Rod Corley,
no Wedmoday afternoon May 2S. at
thatr home on the Laurens highway
The hostess entertained the group
with games until six o’clock, after
which refreshment* were served
Party foods carried mft the pink
and white motif Each guest was
remembered with a gift
Thoae enjoying the occasion were
Beverly and Kay Poole. Phyllis
Martin. Steven Sanders. Gary Cor
ley. all grand nieces and nephews
of the Pooiet
Mrs. Pitts Is
Club Hostess
Mrs. Henderson PitU was host
eie to members of her card club
f# a dessert bridge on Thursday
afternoon of the past week.
Two tables were appointed for re
freshments, and a sweet course was
srved with cold drinks as the guests
assembled. Following the progres
sions high score was presented Mrs
Roy Casque.
Roses and larkspur made a pretty
background for the games.
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Plans have been completed for the
*'‘twelve-plus-one" South Carolina
Synodical Training School, which
will convene at Presbyterian College
the week of June 20, Registration
for classes will begin Monday at
12:00 p. m and continue until 5
'o’clock on Bailey porch. No attend
ante at any class will be permitted
without registration. Night meetings
which begin each evening at 7 30
will be open to the public
Mrs J. Melvin Thompson, Sy !
nodical President, will act as Dean
of the school, and Mrs. G B. Shop
pard will serve as director The
theme for the week will be "Un
derstanding the Bible." Courses to
be taught, and the instructors, are
“How To Study the Bible,'* Dr. Jo-
Births
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seph Gettys, Presbyterian College
“Christian Witnessing," Dr. C. New
! man Fauleoner, First Presbyterian
|Church. Greenville; “Church Exten
;sion, in the Home,” Cluade fl
Pritchard, Board of Church Exten
sion, Atlanta, Ga.; “Informal Ways
of Learning,” Mrs. James W With
erspoon, Berkley, W. Va ; “Church
Music," Miss Catherine Jameson,
Augusta, Ga.; “The Christian
Home,’’ Mrs John L Fairly, Lau-
rinburg. N. C.
Morning worship will be held at
the Student Center, and in the af
ternoons there will be discussion
groups for every cause, including
“Church Flower Arrangement "
Special speakers for the night se*
! sions will be Dr. Paul S Crane, a
medical misionary from Chonju. Ko
rea. and Rev. C. F McCutchen
minister of the First Presbyterian
|Church. Laurens An informal rr
ception will be held Monday evening
at the Douglas House Each nigh:
at 10 o'clock, an outdoor worship
service will conclude the day's ac
tivities At 7:15 Friday morning. Dr 1
Wm Redd Turner, and the Session
<rf the First Presbyterian Chnrrh of-
Clinton, wfll officiate at a common
'ion service The school will adjourn
I following lunch on Friday, June 24
An enrollment of 125 or more is
anticipated, and all interested worn
' mar* urged to send in their regia-
Mrs. Shealy Speaker **■•«•«» fan** » wiy u pwubic .
For Sun Bonnet Club .T" 1 '"' * "T
_ _ training school staff are Mrs J
Mrs WUmrt, Shealy of Shraly s Kelvin Thompaon. (Manta; Mr*
Florist, was guest speaker at the George B Sheppard. Laurens. Mrs
the Yellow Jessamine Garden Club meeting af the Sun Bonnet Garden J °b n B Cooley. Mounts die Mr*
held a covered dish supper for mem club on last Monday at the Char- Robert R Glenn, Hamer. Mrs Har
brn and their faaubrs on Friday . rrll , (1|I ,. r r . old Jeter. Charleston Mrs K W.
evening at the Camp Fire Hut o!c Preobytenan Col park Mn ^ L H>r
lege campus She talked on party gr , vr Jr Renettaville Mrs W M
were Mr* William ubir * <nd (avf a number of love Workman Newberry Mrs L. S
Mrs Joel E Cannon ,Jr rff e< ' ,lv * idea* for entertain Carlisle Lyman Mr* Alton Brown
BKNJAMI^
Mr and Mrs Roy Benjamin an
nounce the birth of a son. Jeffrey
Arnold, on May 24 at the Laurens
County hospital Mrs." Benjamin is
the former Miss Margaret Estelle
Madden, daughter of Mr and Mrs
Claude A Midden
SMITH
Mr and Mrs. Sameul Smith an
nounce the birth of a daughter, Me
lissa Anne, on May 27 at Hays hos
pital Before marriage Mrs. Smith
was Miss Anna Margaret Dunlap
HARRIS
Mr and Mrs John Henry Harris
announce the birth of a son. John
William, on May 28 at Hays hos
pital Formerly Mrs. Harris was
Miss Faye Roberts
TICKER
Mr , and Mrs. Jimmy Tucker an
nounce the birth of a son, Dwayne
Ronald, on May 29 at Hays hospital.
Mrs. Tucker was before marriage
Miss Sandra Shelnut »
CAMPRFU.
Mr and Mrs S.la* Campbell
announce the birth of a *on On May
30 at Hays hospital Formerly Mr*
Campbell was Mi*s Willelte Asbdl,
daughter of Mr and Me- Brunson
Aabill
YARBOROIGH
Mr and Mrs Virgil Yarborough
announce the birth of a son. Rus-
sell Allen, op May 29 at Blalock
Clinic
With the Sick
Friends of E. C. Bunker will be
interested to know he has been a
patient at Blalock Clinic since
Monday
Medical patients kt Hays Hospital
include Mrs. Lessie Harrison and
Mrs Robert Dunawav
i
Miss Patsy Wilkie underwent a
tonsilectomy at Hays Hospital dur
ing the week
Friends of Mrs W Roy Pitts will
regret to know she is ill and a pa
tient at Blalock Clinic
Patients receiving medical treat
ment and discharged earlier in the
w'eek from Hays Hospital include
Virginia Franklin. Jimmy Monfjoy.
Allen Myers, Ernest Patterson. Mrs.
J. L Arnold. Lester Davis, Ben
t hrwtopher and M C. WaUenrine
S D Daw kin.* J R Snider and
Elaine Snclgrove daughter of Mr
iand Mrs George Snelgrove. am
among patien's af Blalock Clinic
laifher Smith. w convalescing at
Hays Hospital following surgery
Mtsv Newie Treat man has been
transferred ..from Hays H .*pital to
a Columbia hospital ,
Discharged earlier in the week
from Blalock Clinic w^re Bill
Hughes C Tj Satterfield. Mrs B
.1 Lanford. Mr* ,Herman Johnson
and Mrs. Johnny Crowe
Miss Judy Irby underwent an op
eration at Hays Hospital-aiuring the
past wi*ck and is now convalescing
at home
Friends of Mrs .1 1 Adair will
be interested to know she is a pa
tient at Bl-alock Clinic
Mrs Gladys Abercrombie is con
valescing at home following an op
eration illness at Hays Hospital
Prue Waters is a patient at Hays
Hospital where he underwent Mir
gery earlier in the week
Donald Vandeford
at home lol-
md stay at
lowing an operation
Hay* HoRpit.d
Friends of Mrs Joe Scott will he
interested to know -he is com alesc
mg at Hays Hospital following sur
gery . i - j
Reedy River Meeting
Scheduled June 7
The Reedy River Associatibnal
Training Union mas* meeting and
officers council will be held at Beth
el Baptist Church on Tuesday, June
7. at 7:30 p m
Conferences for all age groups
will be led hy the associational offi
cers
A fellow ship hour will'•follow the
program All attending are request
ed to bring a picnic lunch
I DC MEET TONIGHT
A meeting of the Stephen D Lee
Ch'apter. I mled Daughters of the
Confederacy, will be held this eve
nmg (Thursday t at. 8 o'clock at the
home of Mrs Fred Holcombe
MISS SENN
AUGUST WEDDING PLANNED
Mr .aa4 Mrs. William Town* Sena of Rt. 1. Ijumat, auouix <- U*
rngagemeat of their daughter. Frame* Rachel, la William Thom a*
Davit, mhi af Mr. a ad Mrs. Wm. J. Davis af this city. The wedding
will take place la August at Rarky Spring* Presbyterian CWrrh
Family Supper
Concludes Year
For Jessamine Club
Conrludmc U»e year * program
Hickory street
Small
appointed with green
covers ami hfHwg bouquets of m
mer garden flower* were laid for
! I a g, including
bndes chriatr
paUo. ValenUne, Rock HiU, and the Women at the
i and other special First Presbyterian Church of Clin-
wilh illustrations ton
PKU
Mrs
chairman for the
(hired Robert E Scott, who la con
nortod with a Cohanbia chemi
cal craopany Mr SeoCt showed the
film. Making the Most of A Mir
ade.” Mn Scott was also a guest
of the club for the evening
Mrs George BcUmgrah. progra
chairman for the
B ro * r * m duced the guest speaker
g. intro-1 _
During the afternooo punch and
cookies were served from a table
w ith pink
Garden Club Hears
Talk On "Iris"
Mrs Guy TUmbbn
speaker for the meetiai
of the Iris
Blue Birds Honor
Mothers With Tea .
Wednesday afternoon at the home ” ednesday Club
of Mrs. LeLand Young, leader, mem Is Elntertained
carnations ui a *hMe container Mias Carden Club and talked t» the mem
Marian Burt* the mnng presulmt Bers on “Iris ” TV meeting was
of the club was presented a gift
4 4-- » —- t, k a>
Mr* Harry Ayers. Mn
held on Wednesray afternoon of the
past week at the home of Mrs Guy
llaxxrd ^ TAimblln, with Mrs Arthur Ben-
*-*>* - «" H.n. ‘ ^
ed over a busmens session Later a
social hour was enjoyed and the
hoatasaaa served a salad plate with
. * roup ' Entertaining member* of the punch
Birds, entertained their mother* Bridge Club. Mrs E N Bowls of roses were used to dec
with an informal tea Sullivan was hostess for three table* orat e the hostess home for the De
serving as hostesses with Mrs a t her home the past week casion
Young were Jane Timmerman and Pr * u!y arraiwd „ a Background ^ ^ ...
Toni Shealy. The group *ang a wol- ^ Sarn es were roses and day PlCTUC Th©m6 Us©d
of the Petunia
come song to the mothers, after
which Jane told something of the
Blue Bird organization Mrs. Mur
phey Timmerman ivs.xmded on be
half of the mothers Toni offered
prayer Each girl pinned a rose on
her mother as the guests were in
vited into the dining room
The lace-covered tea table held a
compote arrangement of roses and
stock. Punch, sandwiches, and cook
ies were served. Elsewhere the re
ceiving rooms were arranged with
magnolia foliage and other summer
flowers.
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lilies. Between progressions sand p or RriHae Qub
wk-hes. cold drinks and party dam rui ^
ties were served Mrs Robert Black Carrying out a picnic theme m
and Mrs James Neal were winners tallies, refreshments and other ap-
of score prizes for the progressions point meets, Mrs W. G. King. Jr It
was hostess to members of her
Piano Recital To Be brKi * < ' club 00 Thursday afternoon
^. rrn of the past week
driven I his hvening ^ ^
were arranged for
The public is invited to attend the the games in a setting of roses and
piano recital to be presented by magnolia. Between progressions
the pupils of Mrs. James Von Hoi- on each table along with lemonade
len this evening (Tuhrsday) at 8:00 small picnic baskets were placed
p. m. at the Mercer Silas Bailey and cakes.
S 0 * 100 * Mrs. Frank Sherrill and *Mrs Ru-,
~ fus Sadler were w inners of score
prizes.
Entertain Friends
At Bridge Parties
Mrs. Judson A. Davis and Mrs. :
Frank Sherrill jointly entertained
groups of friends for bridge on
Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons
of the past week at the home of the
former on Cedar Street.
Pink roses adorned the living,
room mantel and varied shades
were combined in a table arrange
ment. In the den red roses and;
pansies were used to decorate.
After play on each afternoon the;
hostesses served a salad plate and
dessert course.
Winners for score prizes for
Tuesday’s games were Mrs. J. F.
Jacobs, Jr., and Mrs. John Rivers.
On Wednesday awards went to Mrs.
George Frady and Mrs. C. W. Law.
Spring Recital Friday
By Young Students
Mrs. Harry McSween presented
her pupils in spring recital on Fri
day evening in the social hall of
the First Baptist Church.
Playing piano selections were Me
lissa Turner, Mary Belle Davis,
Sara Lynn Wysor, Mary Ann Orr,
Kayren Cox, Edna Jacobs. Nancy
Hollis. Delle Wilder and Jimmy
Orr. Also taking part on the pro
gram were Jane Timmerman, pu
pil of Mr*. Robert Wysor. and Lu
cille McSween, pupil of Mn. James
Von Hollen
Decorating the hall for the occa
sion was a large basket arrange-
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