Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TNK CLINTON CSKOMCLr. THE WOMAN'S PAGE Soda) Events and Club New of Interest i*kph<H»«74or «»s Comwall-Horton Announcement Mr and -Mrs. James Jeter Corn wall anoounce the ms triage of their daughter. Lou Jones, to Mr. Earl Horton on Tuesday. August six teenth. at the Georgetown Presbyte rian Church. Georgetown, South Carolina The pastor, the Rev. Ol iver W Carmichael, performed the ceremony. Wednesday Club IHas Meeting Entertaining members of her Wednesday club recently, Mrs. D. G. Creighton was hostess for two tables of bridge at her home on Ce dar street. Covers were laid for a sweet course which was served when the guests assembled. For the progres- -oons which followed score awards went to Mrs. John Madden, a club guest, and Mrs. Sarnie Pinson Dessert Bridge Given For Club Mrs. James P Sloan was hostess to members of her Hub for a _ bridge on Thuraday afternoon Two tables were appointed for re- Annual Inspection Of O. E. S. Chapter The annual inspection of the James B. Parrott Chapter, No, ». Order of Eastern Star, will be held on Monday evening. August 29. at the Masonic Temple Mrs Cecil Corley, of Greenwood. Worthy Grand Matron, Roy Alley of Glendale, Worthy Grand Patron, and M,rs. Sara Beam of Newberry. District Deputy Grand Matron, will be the inspecting officer*. A seven o’clock supper will pre cede the meeting. A special meeting' w ill be held on Friday evening,’ the 26th. at 7:30 to initiate a candidate. Mrs. James F. Ellison is Worthy Matron of the local chapter. The following program will be given: Presentation of Bible Call to Order, Carolus Davis, Worthy Patron Invocation — Grove Mclnvaille. Past Patron. Welcome — Mrs Mary Taylor, Past Matron Response — Mrs Peart Moore, Past Grand Matron Entrance of officers Presentation of Worthy Grand Matron and Worthy Grand PaMsn Introduction of Distinguished fueoU Parlies Past Week Honor Visitors Here A number of informal parties and family gatherings were given the past week for Mr. and Mrs. Billy ! Owens and daughters of Atlanta, Ga . who were here for a visit with the former’s mother, Mrs William t Bailey Owens. On Monday Mrs. C. W Stone was hostess <at hel* home on Centennial street to eight friends of Mrs Ow-! ens for luncheon. V * * • ' 1 Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. ] Hugh S Jacobs invited twipve ! friends for a supper party in honor of the visitors. I Roses adorned the buffet supper table in the dining room and on the ! porch where guests were seated ; zinnias and phlox were arranged with other garden flowers * • * A buffet supper was given on Tuesday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Robert M Vance. In addition to the Owens. Commander and Mrs H. J. Skipper of Jacksonville. Fla , who were visiting Mr. and Mrs R Ed ward Ferguson, were out of town i . hurch Womeh berry College ■ 75th Anniversary Marked By WLCW . » A number *4 focal members at tended the S> nodical convention of the I'nited Lutheran ( w hich w as held at Nev «»n Augu.-t 21 23 On Sunday afternoon, a pageant marking the 7Mh anniversary rtf the Synodical conventions of the United Lutheran c hurch Women of South Carolina was presented m the .mdi torium of Newberry High School, with over 200 taking part Tho>e attending from Clinton on this date were Mrs R P Adair Mrs. Frank Boland. Sr . Mrv S P Bowers. Mrv .1 Boyce and Mrs A C Workman Jr. The delegates, Mrs B >land and Mrs &>uers. attended the conven tion on Monday also, w ith Mrs J R Reynolds. They were joined at the banquet by the Rev and Mrs Gordon Peery lalue is simple to Define The rfirtinnary “equivalent worth of re- lurn.” hut we think we ran aimpiify il further by *aying *Nhe quality yoq get for what vou pay.” The important word i« “quality,” for fine quality i« the keynote to value in diamond* NS • - • DUET ILLUSTRATED Births i. MRS. GREENSLADE MISS REGNERY. MR. GREEN SLADE LOWRY Mr and Mrs Francis O iBilli Lowry announce the birth of a son on August 23 at Blalock Clinic Mrs Lowry is the former Miss Faye Hardman ELSENZIMMER Mr and Mrs. Alien Eiaenzimmer, announce the btnh of a son. James Cleveland, on August 18 at Blalock Clinic Formerly Mrs Etscnzimmer was Miss Zorah Lou Williams N© mailer hntr little yon iritfi f«» •pend you ran buy ifunlily here'. CONVENIENT BUDGET TERMS J. C. Thomas Jeweler “It s lime That Lawate’ Cl IM»i\ JOANNA a tram Miss Marion's SCHOOL Of DANCE Begin Monday, Sept. 12 u«at m-auuns wonu Special Teen-Age 01*16 HYMAN U Col and Mrs W. W. Barartt. WED IN NOON RITES SATURDAY 01 * nd ' ,r ' Frank Wym “ n Jr Jr,, entertained with a drwsrrt ^ M . aoaounce the birth of a son. Frank bridge on Thursday evening for Mr 1 Rr * B * , T r ‘ r "« ^ mantilla came from | Jrd on Ai^ust 17 m Germany art Mrs Owens Top arm far - R ** n * Ty - 1400 Madrid She earned gardenias and where Dr Wyman is statioond with couplet were —by the hamarees r a “ Newberry was lily ef the valley around an orchid army Mrs Wyman is the far ‘ and Mr and Mrs Reree Vow* mmrwi le Deetd Gordea Green Her Ul urr Miss Eugctue Regnery mer Mm Margaret Dick, feughu* • • • M Presbyteriae Cafirgr Sal of Newberry was maid af hener ef the Rev and Mn J M Dick af Member»ef tf* Qwww tmnUy art ** "*"* M * l—ifare Ro cnrryiag puik gardenias and Idy af Raiiegk K < w THul ^ ^ IZly MKW8GTON « walls length bed shirt krywiuglau .. 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Chances are good you’re to like what Chevy ’s got just as aaud (Especially the money you’ll save ) | on the detach while there’s still a wsdc * i J rkm M f *• tprightly ImpmU Confrtibtm CHEVY’S CORVAIRaWAMNNINGESTCAR Corvak—already proud winner of Motor Trend magarlne’a Car-of-the-Year awsad far rnginarring advancement— away with another one: the coveted Industrial Designers Institute Gold Medal. The award was presented „ MitdieA General Motors to recognition of Corvair'a “finely scaled with a mmimum of orne- l n Your Chevy dealer's is Aon you Carvair*s everything rtth. Choeroht ears. Chmvy't Core min and Coremttm af your local mut horned Chevrolet dealer't PtAXKO CHEVROLET, INC | Hompton Ave Student . Report To Rooms T» avead cnafusiea rhddrrn af , HaauMew Avenue Scheel art askad to report to the rooms listed below oa the opening of scheel These as sign men tv are temporary a nd re assignmetMv will be made in the dasa rooms First Grade To Seread tirade Mrs Adair Mus McCrary Mrs Ray Mi» Webb Mrs Adams Mrs Young Second Grade Te Third Grade Miss MciVary Mrs Cox ; Miss Webb - Mrs McKee Mrs Ford Miss Owens Third Grade Te Fourth Grade Miss Owens Miss Davis. I Mrs Cox Mrs. Speak* 1 Mrs McKee Mrs. Lawson Fourth Grade Te Fifth Grade Miss Davis Mrs. Ram age Mrs Speake Miss O’Daniel Mrs Law-son Mrs. Hiers Fifth Grade To Sixth Grade , Mrs. Hiers Mrs. ReddeCk Miss O'Daniel Mr. Shealy j Mrs. Ramage Mrs. Smith j Gift To Be Dedicated Cedar Mountain Chapel A Chalice and Paten have recent ly been presented Faith Memorial Chapel, Oedar Mountain, C , in memory of Dr. Hairy J. Ray. of Aiken, by his family This gift will be dedicated on Sunday, August 28, by the Rt. Rev M. George Henry, | D. D . Bishop of the Diocese of Western North Carolina The family indudea his widow, a daughter, Mrs Earle Halaoil. both of Clinton, two atom. H C. Rny of New York City and J. W Ray of Greenville The Ray summer home, Hot day HiU. at Cedar Moiatato Is by IF YOU DON’T READ sbb west main street CLINTON. 8. C YOU DON’T CRT TMK 14 mu FRIGIDAIRE ONLY 10.9 CUBIC FOOT 199.95 Deluxe Model Refrigerator with am Opmu* TnMm Here'* Your BEST Big Rofrigorator Buy! WbSra seen 'em all, and no 11 cu. ft. model today can match this 1960 Fjigidaire Deluxe Refrigera- *=>- tor for quality, convenience and value. If you're counting every penny (and who isn't?), this one is for you! Terra*: Aa little Aa $8J0 Weekly GET ALL THIS... AND SAVINGS, TOOI • Frigidaire Meat Tender store* 9.7 lbs. of f rash moats! • Full-width, porcelain-enamel Hydrator—20.1 qtv capacity I # New Magnetic Door seals air-tight , oN the way around! PLUS ... Now, Feminine "Sculptured Sheer Look 4 *! 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