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Tlmfajr. J«m 21 1H0 7 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE THE WOMAN'S PAGE Social Event* and Chib New of Interest Telephone 74 or 495 Sherry Scott Has Party On Birthday Sherry Scott, daughter of Capt. and Mr*. Joseph J. Scott, observed her fifth birthday June 12. In cele bration of the occasion she invited i few five-year-oM girl* for on af ternoon party. Sherry’s grandmother. Mr*. L. W. Youmans, of Columbia, assisted Mrs. Scott in entertaining and serv ing the little folk ice cream, cup cakes and cold drinks. Each was given a favor. The birthday cake was prettily decorated in a circus motif. Entertain At Informal Drop-In Entertaining at an informal drop- in last Tuesday morning were Mrs. Bailey Dixon, Mk*. James Macdon ald and Mrs. James L. Walker at Mrs. Walker’s home on Calvert Ave nue. Greeting guests at the door were the hostesses, assisted by Mrs. Hugh Jacobs, Mrs. Ben Hay Ham- met and Mrs. D. O. Rhame, who were in the living room. On the mantel was an arrangement of white lilies, Queen Anne’s lace and Burfordi Holly foliage, and else where in the room were yellow and white daisies, yellow-shaded and magnolias. Centering the dining table was an arrangement of yefiow rosea, fever few and gypsophilia, and gardenias were used on the low serving tp- ble Serving sandwiches, nut*, punch, and sweets In the dining room were Mrs. John Stevenson. Mrs. George Cornalaan. Mr* E. N. Sullivan Mrs Frank Sherrill and Mrs R M Turner and Mrs Jud- aoo Davis, of ■s, U m : \ n. WEDDING OF MISS SYLVIA SMITH. CHABLES LEE CROOK HELD JUNE 16 AT BUSH RIVER BAPTIST CHURCH Island in Georgia Mrs. Crook chose a brown cotton and synthetic fiber suit, with wide collar of tiered bone hadsa Mrs Mrs R. M Fuller F. Jacobs. Jr.. Mi at the dea door Mias Sylvia Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Clifford Twining Smith, became the bride of Charles Lee Crook Thursday June M at I 00 p. m at Bush River Baptist Church The Rev William B Soft of Fair foreot, the bride’s cousin, used the same ceremony his father, the 1st* Rev W J. Bolt, had used when af- Delating at the marriage of Mr. and Mrs Smith oo June 10. 1004 Mrs Richard Ashmore of Tay lors. and Mrs Lamar Lightsey of Gr—wood, presented music, and Ardsn J Stewart assisted Sloans Entertain Members of Claa p. organza, and booe-coiored acres sorie* She pnd Mr Crook will be at home July 1 la Jacksonville, N C.. where he serves as first lieu tenant in the Marine Corps Reserve at New River Air Facility Base Mrs Crook taught at Welcome Elementary School ia Greenville after being graduated m 1M0 from Furman Ukuversity Her armor year she was president of the South Caro lina Student Christian Association At Furman she was ia semor su perlatives. the a c a polls choir and Kappa Doha Epsilon la ISM Mr Crook received a BA at Furman, where he was a member of Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity He has But completed legal training at Newport. R L. and is serving as Ted icpal advisor for Sqdn Ml at New •cb- River Steve Bryson Celebrates Birthday Steven Bryson, son of Mr. and Mrs Robert Bryson, was honored with a party last Wednesday after noon on the occasion of his sixth birthday The children enjoyed several games and Steve opened his gifts. Mrs, Curtis Taylor assisted Mrs. Bryson in entertaining and serving the children refreshments of ice cream and cake. Party favors were presented each of the little guests. Mrs. Hoselden Is Hostess To Group Mrs. J. K. HaseMen was hostess to members of the Sara Glenn cir- c 1 e of Broad Street Methodist Church on Monday, the 13th, for the June meeting. Serving with her were Mrs. W. O. Holland and Mrs. C. H. McCrary, Jr. Preceding the program a social hour was enjoyed during which the hostesses served a salad plate with tea. Beautiful summer arrange ments including lilies, hydrangeas, roses, and mums were used in the living room and den. Mrs. Joe H. Bonds, president, pre sided. Miss Kate Milam had ar ranged a mission program, with Mrs. James H. Buzhardt giving the devotional. Taking part in the mission playlet were Mrs. B. B. Bollard, Mrs. Ray Pitts, Mrs. W. S. Horne and Mrs. J. B. Arnold. Methodist Society Meets And Plans Summer Session The Woman’s Society of Christian I Service of Broad Street Methodist Church met Monday, June 13. Mrs. Robert W. Anderson presided Dur.l ing a business session it was decid ed to hold executive board meet ings quarterly oo the second Mon-1 day at 3:00 p. m Instead of month fy as previously The first meeting | will be held in July. During the months of July and August • joint j meeting of all circles win be held ; at 3:30 a. m. to be followed by the WSCS The nursery will open during thee* meetings for any who care to | leave their children there while at the Dtttard NaviBe Hostesses at Bridge Friday Afternoon Friday afternoon at Hotel Mary Muagrove. Mrs Ed FaraaO. Mrs H. F. Low man and Mrs. F. V. Smith entertained with a bridge party aaaeinbUng players for IS ta- Arrangements of tinted Queen Anne’s lace and blue hydrangea were placed at vantage points in the card rooms Following several progressions, score awards were won by Mrs. Reeae Young, Mrs. Henderson Pitta and Mrs. Sarnie Pinson Later in the afternoon a salad course and sherbert were served. Miss Carol Page af College Park. Ga of of Mrs Lsi* Thornhill of V«., the ghxxn'sl Mary Helen Smith, the brides' sis for. Mrs Richard R.ddlehuber Greenwood, Mrs Robert Holloed. Albemarle. N. C.. Miss Betty Waldrop, Decatur. Ga.. Miss EUee Lawson, Ofoton. Mias Janie Smith. Greoavllk. and Mrs Earle Smith. Jr.. Kinarde A sabrtaa neckline and a taffeta cummerbund were featured on the s Chaatilly lace dreaa over The dome-shaped skirt formed a chapel train outlined with taffeta. Her fingertip veil was held by a crown of pearls, crystals and lace and her bouquet was a modi fied cascade of roees and valley liL iee. Her attendants wore white organ za over yellow' fashioned with maize back bow forming sleeves; the bouffant skirt had a back panel of maize. They curried cascades of yellow California Majsatin daisies and gypeophalia. For a honeymoon at St. Simon’s s 1 - A. R. P. Distnct Preebyterial Held Here On June 14 Group No. 3 «f tht Second Pres byterlal held the distnct meeting at Providence Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church here oo Tues day, June 14. Group five com prises the follow ing churches: Greenville. Spartan burg. Woadruff, Head Spnags at Mountville. Newberry, Prosperity. Kings Croak, Ore and Ctinton Miss Margaret Blakely of this city, was loader airi Mrs. John Riduiii of Newberry, served as secretary A devotional by Mrs Noion Car ter, president of the local society, opened the meeting. Mias Bessie Byrd of Ora. talked on "Methods of Bible Study.” Home missions were discussed by Mrs. Ansel Put nam of Greenville, and Mrs. C. By num Betts told of vrihe Place of Women In the Kingdom.” In con clusion a general discuaston on pro gram building was held The following Preobylerial offi cers were present: Mias Ldia Gard ner of Covington. Ga., group direc tor; Mrs. Ralph Petty of Spartan burg, thank offering secretary; Mrs. R. C. Brownlee, Jr., of Green ville, secretary of literature and Christian education; Mrs. Buford Estes of Greenville, historian; and MidS Blakley, who is secretary of junior and intermediate work. At noon a buffet luncheon was served in the church dining hall. Pupils of Mrs. Bozord In Piano Recital The piano pupils of Mrs. Ralph Bozard were presented in recital on May 31 at the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church. Arrangements of roses were used at vantage points. Pupils participating were: Kathy Lott, David Mixon, Phyllis Mixon, Carolyn Bradford, Roy Horton, Kathy Bigbee, Nancy Arrington, Judy Nabors, Susan Watkins, How ard Watkins, Betty Mae Baldwin, and Lois Haselden. Following the program punch and cookies were served. Rena Ramage Honored On Birthday Rena Ramage, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ramage, celebrat ed her sixth birthday Saturday af teraooo with a party, assembling a group of her little friends, in cluding Martha and Suaan Me MU len, cousins from Inman. Following an afternoon of games, assisted by Amelia Nkhofo, Norma Davidson and Eleanor Mahon of Greenvflfo, Mrs Ramage served ice Mrs Thomas Owens urges ail to go to the polls and prayerfully coo Oder the votes cast. Mrs. George Reed, gstrsfory of Children s Work, thanked members for refreshments given during the recent Bible school Members were urged U> re new their suborrtption* to the Meth odist Woman and the World Out look Following the busmeM session a program was presented Mrs Ray mood Pitta opaasd the program | with prayer, followed by sped music by Mrs Robert Shock The he worked Scriptuar was road by Mrs J. V. ia Edwards Mrs Puts read a left from a missionary and Hoard t program with a prayer B<SPW Club Program On National Theme, Effective Living" The Clinton Buwnesa end Profes sional Women’s Club met at the Joanna Chib House, with Mrs Frances Warner on Tuesday eve- mag. the 14th, for the June session Mrs. James Buzhardt. president, gave a very interesting and tnfor mative report on the state ooaven- LOU of the South Carottaa Federa tion of B&PW clubs hold in Green ville May 30, 21. 22 The national 196041 program theme. Effective Living, which is divided into two major jarta: Ad vancing Women in Careers and Ad vancing Women as Citizens, was presented by Mrs Grace Connor, general program chairman for the year. During the business session the following chairmen were named: Career Advancement—Miss Wilma Adair: Health and Safety — Mrs. Margaret Lockett; Legislation — Mrs. Earl Stewart; International Relations—Mrs. D. A. Yarborough; Finance—Mrs. J. W. Crews; Mem bership—Mrs. R. W. Johnson; Na tional Security—Mrs. B. Davidson; Public Affairs — Miss Margaret Blakely; Emblem-^Mrs. J. J. Win- go; History and Necrology—Mrs. W. W. Harris; Membership—Mrs. R. W. Johnson; Program Coordina tion—Mrs. Grace Connor; Decora tions—Mrs. Laura Mae Howard and Mrs. Frances Warner; Transporta tion—Miss Essie Davidson. Mrs. R. G. Wrenn was welcomed as a new member. Births The iowaty birthday tared with a dod aad foe McCOIG Mr. and Mrs. CecU McCoig an nounce the birth of a daughter, Teresa Jane, on June 19 at Hays Hospital. Mrs. McCoig is the former Miss Martha Mae Cannon. MURPIHH Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Murphy announce the birth of a son, Char lie Clifton, on June 19 at Hays Hos pital. Before marriage Mrs. Mur Phy was Miss Nellie Jean Shock- ley. FAGAN Mr. and Mrs. G. Alvin Fagan an nounce the birth of a son, Mitchell Alvin, on June 16 at Blalock Clinic. Mrs. Fagan is the former Miss Laura McCall. WILKIE Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Austin Wilkie announce the birth of a son, Ralph Steven, on June 19 at Blalock Clin ic. Mrs. Wilkie before marriage was Mias Linda Bowman V TOO DOWT BEAD fox can TOD DOWT GET THE WEW* MURRAY JULY DRESSES Martha Manning Carole King Vicki Vaughn Toni Todd . 'i Carole Rogers Name Brands Cotton SKIRTS PRICE Cotton BLOUSES Ladies’ Reg. S3.98-S4.98 | Baby Dolls Sleeveless PANTIES 4 ^ 1-00 Sizes 5 to 10 White & Colors SPORTSWEAR SHORTS JAMAICAS SKIRTS DRASTICALLY REDUCED DRESSES $3-98 Regular S5.95-S6.95 All Sizes T-TOPsf"!* $1.00 Cotton SUPS $1.00 Cotton ^ r "TT BRA A * / /C Seamless HOSE ##C AU SWIM SUITS REDUCED. AD Summer ■ I A T# Ladies’ Flatties CUACC Ladies’ Dress SHOES HATS 1/2 PRICE > 1 $2m AD Sizes $4-93 Regular S8.95 By Antonio ManeDi • Ladies’ Sleeveless BLOUSES Ladies’ Bermudas SHORTS SWIM SUITS 1 $1-79 Dacron & Cotton AD Sizes $1.99 Regular $3.00-AD Sizes $090 Values to $14.95 MURRAY GARBER'S CLINTON, S. C.