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I / \ Thursday, November X 1M0 THE CUNTON CHRONICLE II THE WOAAAN'S PAGE Social Events and Chib New of Interest Telephone 74 or 495 Mrs. Mixon Is Club Hostess Entertaining members of her card club, Mrs. David Mixon was hostess for two tables of bridge on Frida yafternoon at her home on the Jacobs Highway. Seasonal arrangements added to the attractiveness of the card rooms where a sweet course was served prior to the games. Mrs. .Robert Johson and Mrs. Harry A*. *8ounight were winners of score prizes. College Dames Meet This Evening The College Dames will have the November meeting this evening, Thursday, at 8 o’clock at the home of Mrs. James Oeland. Mrs. W. A. L. Sibley of Union, will speak to the group on her trip to Russia the past summer. Hostesses for the month are Mrs. Jospeh Gettys, Mrs. Edouard Patte, Mrs. John Madden, Mrs. Nokm Car ter, Mrs. Clyde Ehrhardt, and Mrs. Oeland. Little Boys Celebrate Birthdays With Joint Party Celebrating, joinfly 'Bill Walker \nd Norman Dixon invited about thirty-five little boys and girls for a birthday party on Monday after noon at the Par&i House of All Saints Episcopal Church. Bill, the son of Dr. and Mrs. James L. Walker, was four years old the 29th, and Norman, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Dixon, was three Monday As the little folk entered suckers were taken from a “sucker tree’ and they enjoyed fishing for favors. The room was festive in Hallo we'en decorations including crepe paper streamers, black cats, pump kin.* and appropriate table cov ers. Stunts and games furnished entertainment, after which the group gathered to sing “Happy Birthday." Cold drinks were serv ed with cakes decorated with Hal- owe’en faces Frolernity Entertains Thomwell Children # Twenty children of Tliorowefl Or phanage were entertained last Thursday at a Hallowe'en party by members of Alpha Sigma Phi Fra ternity of Presbyterian College. The children were guests of' the Fraternity at hs suite on South Broad strete .which was decorated in an orange and black color scheme. Ron Shields, Billy Ray Ladd, Bob Bethea, and Evin Var- nnr led the group in games, assisted by members of the fraternity. Va rious spooks and goblins visited during the evening. M!iss Gay Maddox and Miss Christine Wilson of PC, presided at the refreshment table which fea tured hot chocolate, sandwiches, and popcorn. Special guest of the evening was, Don Hendrix of Thomwell. The young guests were presented favors of hats, balloons, noisemak-' ers and candy at the end of the evening. ! * • j Sunday School • Class Entertained Mr. and Mrs. Donad Ray Cauble entertained Mrs. Cauble's Sunday school class in the Junior Depart ment at Bailey Memorial Methodist ! Church with a Hallowe’en part os Saturday evening. The group enjoyed Hallowe’en games and stunts, after which re freshments were served. Garden Club Council Decorations Contest The Clinton Garden Club Council is planning a Christmas decorations contest for homes and business es tablishments. Committees and rules for entry will be announced later UK MEET TONIGHT The Stephen D. Lee Chapter, United Daughters of the Confeder acy, will m«e< this evening (Tliurs day) at the home of Mrs. Joe W. Leake at 7:30 Mrs. Frank Miller will present the program. Thursday Club Has Meeting "niursday afternoon Mrs. B. F. Wingard was hostess to members of her bridge club. In a Hallowe’en setting two tables were arranged in the den for a dessert course when the guests ar rived. The seasonal motif was pret tily carired but in te table appoint ments and> in arrangemets wrhich featured yellow chryaantemums, autumn leaves and fruits around a Hallowe’en figure. Mrs. Arnold Cannon w-as winner of high score award. Canasta-Bridge Benefit Is Sponsored By Club Council A canasta-bridge benefit spon sored by the Clinton Garden Clubs Council on Wednesday of the past week netted the organization $1,140 HaH of this amount will be used to beautify grounds around the Boy Scout hut and the other half for other council projects. The benefit was held at the American Legion Home which members of the Gardnettes Club had decorated for the occasion. Hallowe’en tallies and other ap pointments were used and displayed in the home were pumpkins, pyra- cantha berries, and fruits. Refresh ments wer served during the af ternoon Bridge winners were Mrs. A. B. Stump. Mrs. Jasper Rowland, and Miss Shirley Miller. Mrs. W. G. King won the canasta award and Mrs. Jodie Chandler th door prize. Africa Is Mission Study For Class A mission study on "Africa" was given by Mrs. J. P. Johnson at the regular monthly meeting on Mon day evening of the Ladies Bible class of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church. The meeting was held at the church, with Mrs Bynum Betts and Mrs. Nolon Carter as hoateas es. Following a short business ses sion a social hour and refreshmaata wore enoyed j ■ j :I m —Fk«U by Dan YnrWmnrH DESIGN BY MILS YOUNG Mrs. Young Is Speaker for Newberry Garden Club BETTER BUDGET! SHOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! 7.99 HBT-SIEP COMFORT M OUR NUN’S ARCHDALES MaKomlyto sHpon (blk., antiqued wood grain); crepe soled plain-toe oxford (ML, cordovan). Sizes 6-12 in group. r-t MILES OF WEARI GIRLS’ HAND-SEWN MOC SUPONS Durable Gown Neotte aoies! Hand sewn •rue Moccasin toes in classic or Mian #t C Men O HJillral sryies. DKiCVL dfZvS 9 19 r# 5.99 ROYS’AIKHM1ES toe onford with (hick 2-4. PLENTY OF GROW ROOM M OUR SCHOOL OXFORDS Moccasin toe styles or plain toes with contrast trim. Long-woof composition of cvmion soivi* ooy»i gins Wet Weather! Comfort! , Over Shoes awl Rubbers T* 7.99 Men’s - Women’s - Children’s Mrs. A. C. Young of this city re cently was guest speaker to the Nosegay Garden Club of Newberry on a theme of fruit and vegtable arrangements The meeting was held in the home of Mrs Ralph B Baker, in Newberry Mrs. Young was introduced by Mrs. Van Oxner of Kmards, as a gifted and enthusiastic flower ar ranger who has over the years re ceived recognition both locally and throughout the state for her beau tiful and unusual arrangements She is also a former Clinton Gar den Club Council president and for mer president of the Carolina Wren Garden Chib of Clinton. The speak er demon started her talk by show ing various arrangements using ar tifical fruit she had made from a special formula and also arrange ments made with fresh fruit and vegetables Several of the containers used by Mrs. Young in her arrangements were of hr own personal creation Containers can be found in many unusual places and with a little in genuity made quite colorful and at tractive. One of her most unusual containers was improvised from a brass light fixture which was over sixty years old, pictured above Pitts Have Family Gathering Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Henderson Pitts were hosts on Sunday to members of Mrs Pitts' family for a reunion here. Coming for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs W. M Byars of Charlotte. N. C.; Mr and Mn* E D Byars of Columbia. Mr. and Mrs Harvey Woodman of Inglewood. California. Mr and Mrs K. G. Byars and son* Kenneth, Buck, and Tommy. Mrs Maude Hancock, of Atlanta. Ga.; Mr and Mrs S. N. Connally and daughter. Miss Ann Connolly, Mrs Lillian Connally. of Miami, Fla.; 1 Mr and Mrs Harold Dair and son. Edward, of Bamberg; Mr. and Mrs I. V .Magness and Mrs. W. J. Woodruff, Mr and Mrs George Drummond and children, Deborah and Wayne, and John Pitts of Al bemarle, N. C. Mr and Mrs. Woodman, who have been visiting here, left Tues day for Charlotte where they will be guests of relatives Birthday Dinner Honors Relatives Mrs. Vera White was hostess for a family dinner on Sunday honor ing several members who were celebrating birthdays. Those honored included Mu and Mrs. W. C. Griffin and son, Robert, of Anderson, and H M. Griffin of Greenville, who have birthdays the latter part of October and early in November Mrs White Ls a sister of the Messrs Griffin Other guests were Mrs. Grady Cox of Greenwood; Mrs H M. Grif fin and son. Mac, of Greenville; Mr and Mrs R E Whitmire and son. Roger, John Harris, Mt\ and Mrs Jimmy Martin and son, Rusty. October Meeting Jay-C'Ettes Held Members of the Jay-C-Ettes en- j tertained at the October meeting on Thursday of the past week for Mrs. T. M. Youngblood and Mrs. George Whitehead at the home of Mrs. James Barnes. Mrs. Youngblood was appointed chairman of the committee to help at the PTA carnival with the Jay- cees. Announcement was made that the state Jay-C-Ett board meeting would be held in Augusta, Ga., No vember 19 ad 20 i i . Lawrence Thomason Buried Here Tuesday Funeral services for Lawrence Woodrow Thomason, 7-year-old sor of Mr and Mrs. Luther W. Thoma son of Greenwood, who died Sunday in a Charleston hospital, were con ducted Tuesday at 3:0 p. m. at Gray Funeral Home by Rev. J B Abercrombie Burial was in Rose- mont celnetery Cousins were pall bearers. IF YOU DON'T READ THE CHRONICLE TOO DO NT GET THE NEWS PHONE Aftc rher talk the ladies wxre given opportunity to examine and admire the nine levels ar-ange- monts on display The arrangements at Mrs. Bak er’s requst wtp left on display in the Baker home for other Newberry Garden Club member- to view the following day. During the social hour refresh ments were served by the hostess es, Mrs. R B Baker. Mrs Demll Smith and Mrs LeRoy Andr-on e News Of Kadoka Campfire Girls The Meadow Lark Blue Birdj group, Mrs. Howie Dawkins, leader, has changed their meeting time from Friday to Saturday afternoon i at 2:30. Kathy Marse has been elected president of the Red Rose group of Blue Birds Also chosen to serve with Kathy are Allison Stump, vice- president; 1 Carol Thornton, secreta ry; ahd Carolyn Todd, treasurer At the meeting on Tusday af- tenoon the girls planted flowers in the yard of the Camp Fire Hut on Hickory street. Mrs Sam Marse is leader of this group. A Hallowe’en canival was staged or Monday evening by the Ta Wan Ka Camp Fire girls at the Hut, with the public invited to attend Festive decorations were used and appropriate entertainment was carried out Mrs David Word is leader and Miss Marie Weir is spon sor for the Ta Wan Ka group, com prised of eleventh grade girls Proceeds from the carnival will be usu-d for the group project, a planned exchange visit with a group at Toccoa, Ga f>n Sunday Mr. and Mrs Word accompanied the following girls to Greenville to see Mrs W. G King. Jr, Mrs. J B Templeton, and Mrs Thomas F. Hollis leave by plane for the Golden Jubilee in New York: Betty Mae Baldwin, Paula Jones, Jane Johnson. Carolyn Mills, Kristi King, and Sue Word Also go ing to Greenville were Mr Temple ton, Mr. King, and Jan. The Kinunka group enjoyed a trip to the Laurens County fair on Tuseday afternoon of the past week Accompanying the girls were Mrs. Howard Walkin', leader, and Mrs Charles Hollis. Darlene Buice was a guest of the group for the outing THANKS _ To all our friends for the womierful re^ponfle you grave us on our 21st Anniversary and to the opening of our completely remodeled store. We regret there were some who did not get spe cial sale items as desired. If notified through this week-end w> will try to secure the it ms as adver- Used. Register Through Sat, Nov. 5 For Free Prizes The following prizes will be given to the lucky ticket holders: 1st PRIZE—$250 Indies’ Blue Nile Princess Ring. 2nd PRIZE—$95 2.3 Jewel Waterproof. Shock- proof. Automatic Wind Buiova Man’s Watch. 3rd PRIZE—$71.50 Indies’ Diamond I^a Petite Buiova W’atch. tth PRIZE—$59.50 Hillcrest Man’s Watch, Wat er Tight. Radiunf Dial and Sweep Second Hand. ^ * - 5th PRIZE—$59.50 Udies’ Hillcrest Watch. All Drawings Will Be Made Between 7:30 P. M. and S:00 P. M. On SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5. 1%0 Yd Ml ST BE PRESENT TO WIN . HAMILTON’? JEWELERS ( I INTOv s. c. t) I** 1 NOW:..AND FROM NOW ON YOU CAN YOUR FAVORITE " h « I ,\ Just Arrit>ed! The complete line of this fine Solid i ■ Silver Flatware and Hollotvare and ALL of U has that famous Towle touch! Now. for tlx* tir-t time, we have thi« famous i . 'verling to offer vmi ! Come in and ><* PowLE S complete line of brilliant apd popular patterns ^ . rhrrCs ttne th/U ts i*rfect for you. Place 'ettiiig> ^tart at $35.00, teaspoon*; >t $4.7$, -erNiiig piece- at $5.00, Iiolloware at $3.25. tv oun lot*4\ I'OVLF Sieritnft.' ask alfout tmr t‘aymt-rtl Plan. Blue Nile Diamonds V Hillcrtpt! Watches