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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
THE WOMAN'S PAGE
Social Events and Club New of Interest
Telephone 74 or 495
Miss Sprott Talks Moorefield-Jones
At WSCS Meeting Rites On October 3
The Woman’s Society of Christian
Service of Broad Street Methodist
Church held its regular monthly
meeting Monday in Hodges Hall.
Mrs. Robert Anderson presided.
Mrs. Joel Cannon, Spiritual Life
Secretary, reported that six mem
bers attended the Spiritual Life
Retreat at Myrtle Beach October
8. Those attending were Mrs. S. C.
4 Dunlap, Mrs. Dan Yarborough,
Mrs. Arnold Cannon, Mrs George
Reid, Miss Essie Davidson, and
Mrs. Joel Cannon Mrs. Randolph,
editor of the Family Worship sec
tion of the .“Upper Room” publi
cations, gave the leading address.
Mrs. Cannon also reminded mem
bers that the Week of Prayer and
Self Denial is to begin Tuesday,
October 25. Special envelopes for
Self Denial offerings vyill be dis-
trtouted among the circles. The
WSCS and the WSG will sponsor
a service to be held October 26 at
7:00 p. m.
Members were asked to bring
staple goods for the Thanksgiving
basket to the next meeting on No
vember 14.
Two new members were recog
nized, Mrs. Herman Jackson,
chair, and Mrs Sam Chaney, co-
chairman of the newest circle, the
\ Lydie Pitts, cirde.
Mrs. Raymond Pitts of the Bar
den circle, was in charge of the
program Speaker for the afternoon
was Miss Barnett Spratt, who spoke
on “Our Chad and Our Church "
Birthday Party
Guests On TV Show
In celebraUoa of his sixtli birth
day which is Friday, October 14.
Eddie Copeland invited a number
of little playmates for a party Tues
day afternoon
The gifts were opened and re
freshments of punch, cup cakes,
and other party dainties were serv
ed. The birthday cake, iced in
white, was decorated with blue
candles
Later the group was earned to
Greenville to appear on Mr BiU’s
TV program. "The Magic Bus "
Assisting Eddie s mother. Mrs.
Edgar Copeland, were Mrs Earl
Pitta, Mrs. R b Plane® Jr., and
Mrs Hank Oeiand
Episcopal Women
Discuss Plans
Mx. and. Mrs. Coy Moorefield of At the regular monthly meeting
Silver Springs, Md., announce the of the Women of All Saints Episco-
marriage of their daughter, Judith pal Church held at the Parish house
Ann, to Pvt. Willard Leonard on October 3 plans for various ac-1
Jones, Jr., U. S. A., of Fort Ben- tivities during the fall season were
discussed.
Mrs. R. M. Turner presided with
Mrs. James Leighton giving the de
votional. Mrs. Newton Jones and
Mrs. Leighton were appointed by
the president to the committee for
the new Parish House library.
The visitation committee for Oc
tober is Mgs J B. Hart, Mrs. R. B.
Hellams and Mrs. W. L. Hubbard.
On activities for Episcopal students
at Presbyterian College it was re
ported that Dr. and Mrs. A. B.
Stump had entertained freshmen
students at a cook-out supper.
Announcement was made of the |
Northwestern District meeting to be
held November 3 at the Church of
the Good Shepard, Greer.
Mrs. John Rivers told of the 1
United Thank Offering Fall Ingath
ering to be held October 18 at 10
a. m
A motion was made for members
ning, Ga., on October 3, 1960
Pvt. Jones is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Willard Jones of Silver
Springs, Md., who formerly resided
here. For several years Mr. Jones
was librarian, at Presbyterian Col
lege. Pvt. Jones, mother was for
merly Miss Alice Benjamin of this
city.
Dovis-Stripling
Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Creswell
Davis of Atlanta, Ga.. announce
the engagement of their daughter.
Mary Griffin Davis’, to Hieron
Crawford Stripling, Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Theron Crawford Strip
ling, formerly of Atlanta, and now
of Pine Mountain, Ga.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Brawn High School of Atlanta and
attended the Piedmont Hospital
School of Nursing in Atlanta. She is to have individual projects for the
now employed by the Citizens and auxiliary fund.
Southern National Bank of that city. a nominating committee, com-
She is a granddaughter of the late posed of Mrs Rivers. Mrs Joe
George McDowell Davis and Mary ScuU. and Mrs. Stump, was appoint-
Gnffin Davis of this city ed
Mr Stripling, a graduate of North The meeting closed with the aux
Fulton High School of Atlanta, at- diary prayer
tended Emory University where he
was a member of Sigma Alpha Ep- Sara Glenn Circle
siion Fraternity He is now employ- TT T , .. ,
ed by The Todd company of At- Has Interesting Study
lanta Mrs Joe Davidson. Mrs Louise
The wedding will take place De- Hilton and Mrs Tan M. Ray were
cember J.0 a tthe First Baptist hostesses to members of the Sara
Church of Atlanta Glenn ci,T,e 01 Bro * d St"** Metho
dist Church on Monday evening at
. the Davidson home
An interesting program was led
iJbig,Miv Juiihn Coleman who used
On Saturday a group of Clmtoo 1 * devotional theme ’ Tbe Great-
friends gathered at the Hotel Mary ** Commandment " In dialogue
M us grove for luncheon to honor fonn t * rw nationalities were rep^
Mrs V S Harwell, of Denmark, by Mrs B B B « ll »" 1
who was visiting here, Mrs. Eric ^ilaon, and Mrs Lewis
Martin, of Owings. and Mrs George * ‘heir particu
Young, of Whitmire P"* 4 **" 5 how Christian
Tea Dance Given
For Kappa Alphas
Enjoyable among the Presbyte
rian College homecoming events
was the tea dance given on Satur-^
day afternoon by Mr. and Mrs
Tom Addison at Lakeside Country
Club for members of the Kappa Al
pha fraternity and their guests.
Assisting Mr. and Mrs Addison
in entertaining were Mr. and Mrs
John F. McGhee of Charleston. Mr
and Mrs. George Dunlap of Rock
Hill.
Appointing the refreshments table
was an arrangement of red roses
Urns of Greens with pyracamha
berries were used elsewhere in the
club rooms.
Thursday Club Meets
With Mrs. Henderson
> t
Mrs. Caldwell Henderson was
hostess to members of her bridge
club on Thursday for a number of
afternoon games.
Pyracantha berries were used
with other seasonal arrangements
as a background for the two tables
which were in play. Mrs. Reese H.
Young and Mr*.’ Marvin G Gault,
Jr., were winners of score prizes
During the afternoon the hostess
served a refreshment course
Friends Gather
To Honor Visitors
love rouM help them
The luncheon table was arranged
in a U shape and adorned with goods
pomegranates, spider lilies and ivy :ct3ja[
Other appointments and the menu During the
course, punch
were enjoyed
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Baptist Youth'
Hallowe'en Party
The Laurens Baptis Asaocia-
t tonal Youth will sponsor a Hallo
•■e'en party tonight (October 13)
at 7 30 at the Welcome Baptist
Church in Laurens.
Each young person is asked to
come in costume and prizes will be
awarded for the most original cos
tume
A weiner roast will be held and
each one is a<Jied to bring a small
sum to help defray the expenses.
Officer' of the association ask
that each church have a good repre
sentation
Iris Garden
Club Will Meet
The Iris Garden Club w '! meet
Wednesday. Oct *ber 19. at 3:30,
with Mrs George Whitehea 1 Mrs.
Alex Davis will be co-hostess.
Mrs. Johnson is
Club Hostess
Entertaining members of her
bridge club, Mrs T. C. Johnson,
Jr, was hostess for two tables on
Thursday afternoon
Ageratum arranged with spider
lilies and other seasonal flowers
decorated the card rooms Between
progressions the hostess served
coffee, sandwiches, sweets and oth
er dainties.
Mrs. Lykes Henderson was top
scorer for the afternoon
Century Club
Meets Tuesday
The Century Club will meet Tues
day, October 18. at 4 o’clock at
the home of Mrs. J M Oeiand
Three Business
Women Honored
At B<SPW Meeting
At the dinner meeting of the
Clinton Business and Professional
Women's Club Tuesday evening at
The Mary Musgrove Hotel. Miss
Margaret Blakely, past president,
welcomed three special guests,
Mrs. J H Stone, Miss Essie
Young, who were presented corsag
es (and Mrs A. M Copeland, in
absentia) business women whom
the club was honoring during the
celebration of National Business
Women's Week She gave a resume
of their activities and suggested
that we pattern our lives by theirs
and when we reach retinment age
that we stnve to possess the same
amount of joy and enthusiasm as
they do
Mrs Copeland, a member of the
Thorn well Orphanage staff, came
to the city in 1896 to take a mission
course For several years she
taught elsewhere and in 1900 she
and the late M Copeland were
married In 1916 she started regu
lar work at Thornwell Orphanage
which she is continuing until the
present
For 19 years Mrs Stone taught
school in Anderson, her native
home, starting her work in 1902
During World War I she received
a leave of absence with the busi
ness world and worked for three
months in Greenville and was then
i sent to Clinton where she w orked
for the Southern Bell Telephone and
I Telegraph Co until her retirement
at the age of 65 She at once began
work at Jacobs and Co., where she
continued working for four years
She married the late J. H. Stone.
A native Clintonian. Mtss Essie
Young began teaching in the city
schools here in 1912 and taught until
1925, stopping work for several
years during her mother's (Mrs
J. W Young) illness Later she re
turned to work and entered the
business field where she worked
until 1954 as cashier at the Broad
way Theatre
Miss Blakely also mentioned that
as a part of the National B&PW
Week program, safe driver awards
were presented Fred Holcombe,
Jr., son of Dr and Mrs. Fred Hol
combe. and to Jane Milam, the
daughter of Mr and Mrs. Dillard
Milam
It was mentioned that the club
will sponsor the TB mobile unit
here today and tomrrow, which is
a project of the Laurens County TB
Association. Members will assist at
various hours.
Charter members of the B&PW
club, Miss Margaret Blakely. Mrs.
Dan Yarborough, Mrs .1 J Wingo,
and Mrs W W. Harris, were rec
ognized and presented corsages
For the occasion a brass contain
er on the table held an arrange
ment of tithonia and dahlias in
shades of pink yellow, and maroon.,
Elsewhere bowls of tithonia were!
placed in the room
Guest speaker for the evening
was James P. Sloan of this city,
director of industrial relations for
Joanna Cotton Mills Co., who spoke
on the “Presidential Elections and
Differences Between the Two Can
didates'’ He gave thumbnail
sketches of the two candidates. Sen
Kennedy and Vice-President Nixon,
and discussed their family back
grounds, education, marital status,
war records, political careers, and
records of public service.
In summing up his remarks, Mr
Sloan said, “I am sure that none
present tonight could agree entirely
with thd political views or philoso
phies of either of these men, but it's
our responsibility as good citizens
to study their records, backgrounds,
public pronouncements on domestic
and international affairs and the
platforms to which they are com
mitted and then vote for what's
best for you. your family, your
community, your state and your
country and for the man who will
best lead the United States in the
crucial da vs ahead
Births
SCHNEIDER
Mr and Mrs Robert P. Schneid
er of Ludington, Mich . announc the
birth of a daughter. Mary West,
on October 10 Mrs. Schenider is
the former Miss Marie Fraser, dau
ghter of Dr and Mrs T Layton
Fraser of this city.
WESSINGER
Dr and Mrs. N. Carl Wessmger
announce the birth of a son, Kevin
Owen, on October 10 at Hays hos
pital Mrs Wessinger is the fpi-jner
Miss Barbara Owen of Anderson
TAYliOR
Mr and Mrs. B D. Taylor an
nounce the birth of a son. B. D ,
Jr., on October 7 at BLalack Clinic.
Before marriage Mrs Taylor was
Muss Anne Garrett.
(HANDLER 1
Mr. and Mrs. James Austin
Chandler, of Atlanta. Ga., announce
the birth of a daughter. Sally Jsnn.
on October 7. Mrs Chandler is the
former Miss Ophelia Hayes, of
Cedartown. Ga Mr Chandler is
the son of Mrs. Austin Cliandler
and the late Mr Chandler of this
city
AUSTIN
Mr and Mrs. Harold Austin an
nounce the birth of a daughter.
Cassie Mane, on October 8 at Hays
Hospital Mrs Austin is the former
Miss Emily Adams
ESTES
Mr and Mrs James Estes an
nounce the birth of a son. Tony Lee
on October 9 at Hays Hospital Be
fore marriage Mrs Estes was Miss
Frances Gordon
SMITH
SP4 and Mrs Broadus E Smith,
Jr., announce the birth of a
daughter, Janet Lee Ann. on Sept
26 at Clarke AFB . P I Mrs Smith
is the former Miss Linda Campbell.
Thornwell ft. H. A. News
The Thornwell FHA chapter held
the monthly meeting Tuesday
night. October 11 in the school au
ditorium.
The FHA state theme “Realizing
Our Potentialities, - ' was very in
terestingly and helpfully discussed
by Dr L B Pope, director of the
Guidance Center at Presbyterian
College
Eileen Brock. FHA secretary,
was crowned homecoming queen
Friday night Or 7. at halftime
activities of the slime between
Thornwell and Chapin.
Tuesday. Oct 18. is the official
day at the state fair for FHA and
FF:A boys and girls
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