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ThnrwUy . April 20, W1 THE CLINTON CHEONICLK S THE WOMAN'S PAgF Social Events and Chib News of Interest Telephone 833.0541 Employees Honored At Dinner Party Kr. and Mr*. J. C. Thomas en tertained employees of the J. C. TbomOs Jewelry stores in Clin ton and Joanna at dinner on Fri day evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Murphy. The menu featured on the main course an unusual dish roast peafoul hen which was noted in ancient Roman days as a favor ite of Julius Caesar. Colorful tulips, a sale as, Dutch Itis and candy, tuft were on a central table reflector. Elsewhere other spring flowers were beau- tifully arranged and in the re- ception hall a bouquet in red, yel low and white was complemented by red tapers. Mrs. Wysor Hostess To Study Club Entertaining the Study Club for the open meeting on Wednes day afternoon, April 12, was Mrs. Robert Wysor at her home on Maple street. In the living room pink double tulips and blue Dutch Iris were effective. On the piano spires was used. Gusets were invited into the dining room where refreshments were served in buffet style from a table overlaid with an embroid ered cloth and centered with white azaleas and narcissi. Assisting as hostesses wore Mrs. Marshall Brown and Mrs. Wilson Harris. * Mrs. Wingard Is Club Hostess Thursday afternoon Mrs. B. F. Wingard was hostess to members of her card club for a desert bridge. Azaleas and spirea were ar ranged in the den where two ta bles were laid for refreshments. Tiny vases of violets and azaleas centered the tables and a sweet course was served with coffee. During the games cold drinks, nuts and candles were passed. At the conclusion of tbs pro. gresions high score award was presented Mrs. Cecil P. Wilson. Club Hears Talk On State Institutions A program on state supported hospital* was given by Mrs. A. J. Thackston for the April meet ing of the Century Club held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. F. M. Boland. Mrs. Goorge Taylor was wet corned as a new member. Mrs. Thackston gave interest* ing facts and figures on the fol lowing institutions: South Caro lina State Hospital, Columbia; Pine land for Mentally Retarded Negroes; Medical College of Charleston which has a hospital for teaching purposes; Whitten Village here; the T. B. Sanitar ium, Columbia; Cedar Springs Instite for the deaf and blind at Spartanburg. She brought out thought pro voking information such as the need for psychiatric training in this state and the low ratio of doctors and nurses to the num ber of patients served. Information was also given on the proposed alcoholic rehabilita tion center at Florence to which admission will be on a voluntary basis. _ ■9 Mr. and Mrs. Shands Are Honored Here Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Shands, Mrs. Roger Coe and Mrs. Edith W. Blackburn of Cayce, were spend-the-day guests here on Fri day of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ja cobs. In the afternoon about sixteen friends oi the Shands were in vited to visit with them. The Shands were residents of Clinton for many years before going to Cayce to make their home with their daughter, Mrs. Coe, and Dr. Coe. A mixed bouquet of spring flowers prettily cenetered the re freshment table from which tea, cakes and other dainties were served. Iris, daffodils, and azal eas were featured In arrange ments throughout the horffe. Former Resident Weds Miss Neal Of Blacksburg Dr. Ladson Lawrence DuBose married Miss Betty Lou Neal in services conducted by Rev. James P. Stokes of Seneca, and Rev. Coy R. Miller Saturday at 7:00 p. m. at the First Baptist Church of Blacksburg. . Mrs. DuBose is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cart Franklin Neal MRS. DuBOSE of 200 John Street. Dr. DuBose is the son of Mrs. Crawford Jen kins DuBose of Clinton, and Thomas Chalmers DuBose of Darlington and Sumter. Miss Elizabeth Ann Hogue served as organist, and Miss Joy Vee Brown of Charlotte, as vocal soloist. Ushers were William Eu gene Campbell and Robert Phil lip WUkerson, Edward Leon Pease of Linthicum Heights, Md., Harold Recie Smith of Florence, and Dr. Robert Joseph Grube of Camden. Thomas Chalmers Du Bose, Jr., of Hartsville, was best man. Miss Barbara Lennon of Spar tanburg and Charlotte, attended the bride. Additional attendants were Mrs. William Blair Martin of this city, Miss Ruth Anne Piaxico of Bartow, Fla., Miss Sue Moss and Miss Elizabeth Bond, both of Charlotte. Miss Melonie Neal of Shelby, N. C., was flower girl. They were dressed in pink chif fon over taffeta, fashioned with embroidered bodice, round neck line, short sleeves and gathered daytime skirt. They carried bou quets of pink rosebuds with ivy. Given in marriage by her fath er, the bride wore a candlelgiht silk taffeta dress on Renaissance lines with beaded peau d’ange lace at the Moyen Age neckline and on the princesse bodice. A bow in back super-imposed the bell skirt and chapel train. Her lace pillbox held a fingertip veil. Her crescent bouquet contained gardenias and stephanotis. For travel, after a church re ception, Mrs. DuBose had chosen a two-piece dress of muted beige and bone silk with bone accessor ies and a hat of colorful flowers. She and Dr. DuBose will be at home on Rt. 1, Blacksburg, upon their return from a honeymoon. She U a graduate of Blacksburg High School and Winthrop Col lege, and is a former teacher in Charlotte. He wrfi educated at Thornwell High School, Davidson College and the South Carolina Medical College. Entertain Friends Friday at Luncheon Entertaining Jointly on Friday Mrs. Henderson Pitts and Mrs. Roy Casque were hostesses to a number of friends for luncheon at the Pitts home. Covers were laid for the guests at small tables arranged in the receiving rooms which were pret tily decorated with a variety of spring flowers, including azaleas, narcissus, iris, spirea and Scotch broom. An alabaster compote at Lady Bank shire roses, spirea, yellow tulips and Dutch iris adorned the dining room table. Salad and dessert courses were served. Attend Wedding In Augusta Saturday Mrs. N. W. McDaniel was in Augusta, Ga., the past week-end to attend the wedding of her granddaughter, Mias Joyce Mc Daniel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. McDaniel, to Ronnie Koss. The ceremony took place at the Beach Island Baptist Church. Also attending from here were Mr. and Mrs. Charlie McDaniel, Mr. and Mrs. Joe McDaniel and daughter, Janice, and Mrs. R. C. Stewart. Coming for the week-end and accompanying them to Au gusta were Mr. and Mrs. O. T. McDaniel of Fayetteville, N. C., Mr. and Mrs. W: P. Coker and daughter, Joanne of Asheville, N. C. W. C. T. U. Meeting At Lakeside Cottage On Tuesday afternoon. April 11, Mrs. Hubert Todd and Mrs. Clyde Todd welcomed fourteen members of the Woman’s Chris tian Temperance Union at their home on Lake Greenwood. Spring flower arrangements and glowing embers of gas logs gave beauty and cheer to the modem living room in which the guests were assembled. Mfs. L. S. Henderson, presi dent, introduced a guest, Mrs. M. B. Anderson, Sr. The worship theme,’'‘Growing Character,” and scripture from Proverbs 22:1-6, were jtfven by Mrs. Clyde Todd. Prayer was of- feaed by Mrs. Ray Anderson. The Northwestern District meeting will be held at the First Presbyterian Church, Greenville, April 24. Mrs. J. B. DaUey will'be the hostess for May. Refreshments of sandwiches, chpis, cookies and punch were served during a social hour. - Mrs. Gaffney, Others Be Installed As Eastern Star Officers An open installation for officers of the James B. Parrot Chapter No. 9, Order of Eastern Star, will be held on Friday evening, April 21, at 8 o'clock. Practice will be held this eve ning (Thursday) at 7:20. Preced ing the installation a regular meeting for members will be held Friday evening at 7 o’clock. Decorating the hall for the ser vices will be arrangements of red roses and white gladioli with white candles. A red rose trace will be used in East for the wor thy matron since this is her flower. For the program special vocal music will be given by Mrs. Alvin Bagwell. Call To Order—Carolus Davis. InvocaUon—Rev. J. "B. Aber crombie. Welcome—Mrs. E. C. Taylor, Jr. Response—Mrs. Ted Morris. The following are officers to be installed: Worthy Matron—Mrs. Charles Gaffney. Worthy Phtron — Arthur Gall- man. Associate Matron—Mrs. Mil dred Kinard. Associate Patron—Carolus Da vis. Secretary—Mrs. E. C. Taylor, Jr. Treasurer—Mrs. Claude Mad den. Conductress—Mrs. S. C. Rowe. Associate Conductress — Mrs. John Mabry. Chaplain—Mrs. Joe Campbell Organist—Mr*. William Davis. Marshal—Mrs. Ralph Riddle. Adah—Mrs. Allen Power. Ruth—Mrs. Dessie Jean Hedge- path. Esther—Mrs. E. C. Burdette. Martha —Mrs. Grover Mcln- vaille. Electa —Mrs. Thomas McEl- veen. Warder—Mrs. Clyde Trammell. Sentinel—Grover Mclnvaille. Installation officers are: Installing Officer — Mrs. Joe Land, Past Grand Matron. Installing Marshal—Mrs. Clyde Trammell. Installing Chaplain—Mrs. Jim mie Ellison. Installing Secretary — Mrs. Pope Chapman. Installing Organist—Mrs. Joe Terry, assisted by Miss Brenda Fallow. April Meeting of Legion Auxiliary With Mrs, Colempn The home jaf Mrs. Julian Cole man was the scene of the April meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary Tuesday evening, with ihe president, Mrs. R. P. Chap man, presiding. The meeting opened with the chaplain, Mrs. Hugh Simpson, giving a short article, “Wake Up, America," which emphasized the five points causing the fall of Rome and warning Americans the same thing could happen here. Prayer was given by Mrs. T. J. Leake.' Following the Preamble and Pledge to the Flag, a short bus iness session was held and men tion was made pf the District 7 meeting to be held.April 29 In FofTntain Inn. Anyone who can attend this meeting is asked to contact Mrs. Chapman. Mrs. Grace Connor told of securing the film, “Operation Abolition,” which will be shown to the pub lic May 26 at the Hampton Ave nue School, and will be sponsor ed by the local B & PW CTub. Mrs. J.’ H. Pitts was leader of the program for the evening and introduced members of the Wom en’s Chorus of the Clinton Music Club who rendered several chor al and piano selections. Mem bers of the chorus were Mrs. Julian Coleman, Mrs. Don Creighton, Mrs. Grace Connor, Mrs. Henderson Pitts, Mrs. J. P. Johnston, Mrs. Heath Cope land and Mrs. J. D. McKee, with Miss Luva McDonald, accompan ist. During the social hour a sweet course, nuts and cheese biscuits were served. Hostesses in addi tion to Mrs. Coleman were Mrs. J. W. Anderson, Mrs. G. A. Black, Miss Florrie Burdette, Mrs. Austin Chandler, Mrs. J. K. Johnson, Mrs. C. D. Nance, Mrs. Ryiand Sumerel, Mrs. L. O. Thornley and Mrs. Nene Work man. Arrangements of iris, azaleas, narcissus, Scotch broom were used in the reception hall and dining room. Garden Clubs Plan April Meetings Mrs. George D. Ellis, Jr., will be hostess to members of the Yellow Jessamine Garden Club at 3:30 Monday afternoon, April 24, at her home on East Walnut street. Mrs. M. C. Duncan will be co-hostess. Program topic for the after noon is “Dining Table Arrange ments,'' and each member is ask ed to bring an arrangement. Mrs. Don Creighton is program chairman. * • • The Iris club meets Wednes-' day, April 26 ,at 3:30 at the home of Mrs. Odus Young on the Jo anna highway. • • • The Sun Bonnet club meets at 3:20 on Monday, with Mrs. Harry Ayers. Members will gather on the terrace where they will ar range eight tables showing set tings and flower arrangements for special occasions. These will be judged. . —, != *—a , a. — “Table Settings” will ba dis cussed by Mrs. Harry A. Bouk- night, home economics instruc tor, for the meeting of the Caro lina Wren club to be held in the Home Ec room of Clinton High School Monday afternoon at 3:20. Hostesses are Mrs. W. C. Bald win, Mrs. C. W. Cooper, and Mrs. Gary Holcomb. • • • Mrs. John O. Wilson will be hostess to members of the Gar- denettes at her home an Hickory street when the April meeting is held Monday afternoon at 3:30. A workshop will be the feature of the program, with members making arrangements in ad vance. These will be judged and discussed at the meeting. PC Graduate Will Wed In June Mr. and Mrs. Luther Robert son of Rt. 2, Woodruff, announce the engagement of thKr daugh ter, Gayle, to Ronald Wright Lik ens, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claud W. Likens, of 921 Ellis Street, Cape Girardeau, Mo. The wed ding will be a June event. Miss Robertson was graduated in June, I960, from Presbyterian College. Seniors Honored By ARP Society Four high school seniors of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church were honored by the Woman’s Missionary Society re cently with a covered dish supper at the church. The seniors are Misses Gyen Hitt and Joanne Todd, William Wilson and Jim mie Sloan. Carrying out the Clinton High School colors, the dining room was beautifully decorated In red and white. Mrs. Nolon Carter read an original poem which she had composed about the four stu dents and presented them with gifts from the church. Births Ml ,, ■I..,-—■ I ■ .!■■■!—Il CROWDER Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Crowder announce the birth of a son on April 14 at Hays Hospital. Mrs. Crowder is the former Miss Eliz abeth Ann Garner. KATES Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kates an nounce the birth of a daughter on April 11 at Hays Hospital. Mrs. Kates was before marriage Miss Louise Eleanor Franklin. GILMER Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Gilmer announce the birth of a daugh ter on April 16 at Hays Hospital. 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