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f * r \ Thursday, November 30, 1961 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE THE WOMAN S PAGE Social Events and Club News of Interest Telephone 833-05 H f ^ . jf'.' V >—I—II—IIWI Price-Patte Invitations Out Of wide social interest are the followinR invitations which arc being received : Doctor and Mrs. Julian Pleas ants Price request the honour of your presence at the marriage of their daughter. Rebecca Wil son, to Chris Patte, Captain. United States Army, Saturday, the sixteenth of December, at half after seven o’clock. First Presbyterian Church. Florence. South Carolina. Reception following the cere mony at the home of the bride. Miss McCartney Engaged To Milton Cain Thomason The engagement of Miss Anita Louise McCartney to Milton Cain Thomason is announced by her mother, Mrs. Louise McCartney, of 123 Moreland Ave., Laurens Mr. Thomason is the son of Mr and Mrs. MUton E. Thomason of the Trinity Ridge section The marriage will take place Januarv | 28. The bride-elect is the grand daughter of Mrs. R. S. Horton of Clinton, and her mother is the former Miss Ixwise Horton Legion Auxiliary Assist December 13 at Veterans Hdsptal December 13, Wednesday, has been set as the day that the mem- . . , ,. _ . . ... bers of the Copeland-Davidson La ^side Country Club will I have a luncheon meeting on Tues- rK** Observe 56th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Neighbors observed their 56th wedding anniversary on Tuesday. They were married on November 28. 1905, at the home of Mrs. Neighbors’ parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. Willie A. Young, on the Joanna Highway at Young’s Cross Roads. He is 80 years old and she is 79. Mr. and Mrs. Neighbors have three children, J. Ad dison Neighbors of this city, Mrs. J. A. Dugan of High Point; N. (\, and Mrs. Paul Stanley of Hartsville; five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.—Photo by Dan Yarborough. Golf Association Luncheon Tuesday The Ladies’ Golf Association of esses will be Mrs. Carlisle Neely and Mrs. E. N. Sullivan Music Club To Post 56. American Legion Auxil iary, will go to the Veterans Hos pital to assist in the gift shop— help the veterans select their gifts for the members of their fam ily and wrap the gifts for hem. 0 Any member interested in go-, Meet Wednesday ing on this day is asked The ch nton M us j c club will L° un. ® T "' ,n 8 a J’d, Re- meet Wednesday afternoon, De- hab.l.tat on Chairman of the Aux- t . ember e at Belk Auditorlum on iliary Also, any member that has lhe Fl . esbyterian Colle g e campus, a gift for the gift shop Is asked The pro{?ram wiU ^ on 19th cen- Class Studies "New Testament Church" Continuing their study on ‘The Church of the New Testament” the Ladies Bible Class met Mon day, December 15, at 12.30. Host-'day evening at the Associate Re to take it to Mrs. Wingard MYF Host For Sub-District Banguet The Broad Street Methodist Church Youth Fellowship was host to members of the Maltese Cross Sub-District at a Thanks giving banquet on Tuesday eve ning of last week in Hodges Hall Around 125 young people, coun selors and ministers from the Clinton - Laurens - Joanna area were present. A pumpkin filled with bronze and yellow chrysanthemums, white gladioli and berries fash ioned an appropriate focal point for the head table. Elsewhere berries and other fall arrange ments were used. Following supper J. Heweltte Wasson, Probate Judge of Lau rens County, spoke to the young people. He was introduced by Miss Alicia Hickman of Laurens. The invocation was given by the host pastor, Rev. A. S. Har vey, and Billy Pitts, president of the Broad Street group, welcomed the visitors. Other officers of the local group include Mike Reddeck, vice-presi dent; Miss Celia Casque, secre tary; and Miss Jean Arnold, treasurer. tury church music. Organ selec tions will be given by Mrs. Heath Copeland The Music Club choms will sing. Refreshments will be served at 3:30 in the TV room at Douglas House, with the program begin ning at 4 o'clock in the audito rium. Iris Club Studies Holiday Arranging Mrs W. A Davis and Mrs George Whitehead jointly enter tained members of the Iris Gar den Club for the November meet ing on Wednesday of the past week at the home of the former Mrs. I. O. Ray conducted a devotional and Mrs. Guy Tumb- lin, president, presided over the business session. Mrs Earl Rice and Mrs. Arth ur Benjamin were in charge of the program on Christmas ar rangements They had made a number of holiday adornments and these were used to decorate the home for the meeting. They discussed materials and the con struction of the arrangements and also ones which the mem bers had prepared and brought. Refreshments were served la ter during a social hour. formed Presbyterian Church Mrs Nolon Carter was pro- vows gram leader and discussed thet topic of study. Mrs Dewey Ox ner, president, presided over a business session Later in the evening refresh ments of rainbow cuke and Kus- wood uncle of the bride; Entertain Friends at Thanksgiving Supper Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lehn, Mr. and Mrs. George Frady, Dr. and Mrs. Dan Orr entertained a num ber of friends on Thursday eve ning for a supper party at the Lehn home of Chestnut Street. As the guests assembled punch was served in the recreation room and later the supper in buffet style from the dining ta ble. A floral turkey fashioned of chrysanthemums and fern flank ed by lighted yellow tapers cen tered the table Covers were laid for twenty-four guests at small tables adorned with pine cone turkeys. Melligram Club Selects Books Book selections for the year were made by members of the “Melligram” Book Club at a meeting held on Monday after noon at the home of Mrs Reese H. Young. Mrs. Edward Ferguson, vice- president. presided over the meeting which included a bus iness session, selection of books and a social hour. Tea and sand wiches were served by the hos tess. Fall arrangements in the home included a variety of chrysan themums. Bishop-Patterson Wedding at Cross Hill Church Sunday Miss Brenda Juanita Bishop, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fur man Backman Bishop, became the bride of Joseph Earl Patter son Sunday at 4:00 p. m. at the Cross Hill Baptist Church. Mr. Patterson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Patterson of 519 Musgrove St., Clinton. Rev. W. M. Ussery heard the after Miss Eugenia Byars of Joanna, and Mrs. Shannon Long had presented music. Mr Patterson had his father for best man Usher-groomsmen were Newton Dobbins of Green Earl Birth Announcements CRAINE Mr. and Mrs. McDonald Craine announce the birth of a son on November 27 at Blalock Clinic. Before marriage Mrs. Craine was Miss Lily Mae Landers. MADDEN Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Madden announce the birth of a son, Glenn Keith. November 23 at Hays hospital. Mrs. Madden is the former" Miss Mildred Tripp With the Sick Friends of Mrs. Harold Crews will be glad to know she is im proving at Blalock Clinic follow ing an operation on Tuesday. Katherine Moore, daughter of* Mr and Mrs. Frank Moore, is a patient at Blalock Clinic. Friends of Miss-Mary Johnson *ill be interested to know she is a patient at Hays Hospital. Mrs. D. S Templeton was a patient at Blalock Clinic a few days last week Patients dismissed from Hays Hospital earlier in the week in elude Mrs. Faye Weathers. Mrs. Eula Mae Wilbanks, Mark Sul livan, Mrs. Evelyn Simmons. Mrs. Florence Thrift is at home after being a patient at Blalock Clinic suffering an accident in jury. Freddie Tumblin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tumblin. under went a tonsilectomy this week at Blalock Clinic. Patients at Blalock Clinic in clude J. G. Bryant, L. D. Eas- terlin, Mrs. Irene Owens. Mrs. Arthur Davis and Mrs. Clifford Barnes. Mrs. Mattie McKinney and Emory Alexander, patients at Hays Hospital, continue to im-' prove. Mrs. Ralph Sheriff has return-1 ed to her home in Joanna follow ing an operation illness at Hoys Hospital Adrain Giles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Giles, was a" overnight patient last week ;;t Blalock Clinic Wayne Deit* is convalescing at home after an appendectomy at Hays Hospital. Dismissed earlier in the week from Hays Hospital were How ard Stroud and Noland Widker, of Joanna. Barbara Casey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Casey, un derwent a tonsilectomy at Bla lock Clinic during the week. H. H. Kelly and Walter John son, of Joanna, are patients at Hays Hospital CENTURY CLUB TO MEET The Century Club will meet Tuesday, Dec. 5, at 4 o’clock at the home of Mrs. F. V. Smiflh— The speaker will be Mrs. Harold Shields. IF YOU DON’T READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS PHONE 833-4541 PRESCRIPTIONS PROMPT, ECONOMICAL PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Toungs Pharmacy . “Serving This Area 77 Years’’ N Broad St. Dial 833-1220 We Give S&H Green Stamps r ■ OFFICE SUPPLIES CHRONICLE PUB. CO. PHONE 833-0541 I ■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■■ MIDWAY 1 Drive-In Theatre FRI.-SAT. DEC. 1-2 • 2 Dynamite Loaded Hits g MAMIE VAN DOREN In ••• Giris Town From our fabulous couection of Christmas Gifts... Martin, Wallace Putnam a n d Jimmy Sanders. Larry Dobbins carried the rings. Miss Juanita Patterson, the grooms’ sister, was maid of hon. or She was dressed in romance blue lace over taffeta and was Come in and see our big, exciting array of Handcrafted Gifts IN "Lencxx: china a. Lent mm. tut utturmt tut • From thi Lmox booklet «m December BnntCafa X)illci \c{-V-1'?ci J V / f t ‘ -- 103 E. PITTS ST. PHONE 8SS-I028 1 sian tea were served by the hos tesses. Mrs. Ox ner and Mrs Marion Nabors Mrs. Todd Hostess at Actaean Club Meet Entertaining members of the . ,, Actaean Club for the November! half moon bouque of blue, pink and white daisies. Her dress was a daytime-length sheath with sabrina neckline and cap sleeves. Bridesmaids were Miss Linda Copeland and Miss Carol Shealy, the bride’s cousin. Their dress es were made of pink lace over taffeta, with scoop neckline, cap sleeves and back bow. As did Miss Patterson, each wore a matching leaf cluster bandeau with veiling. Their similar bou quets were of pink and white daisies. As flower girl, Miss Jackie Shealy wore a blue bro cade taffeta dress with tucked bodice and gathered skirt. Given in marriage by her fath er, the bride wore a full-length dress of Chantilly lace over tulle and taffeta. It was designed with Peter Pan collar and princess bodice. Her fingertip veil, edged in lace, was held by a rhinestone crown. Two orchids, surrounded by pink rosebuds, covered the Bible which she carried. A reception for members of the wedding party and relatives of the couple was held at the Bishop home near Lake Greenwood. For a honeymoon to Orange burg the bride had chosen a black sheath dress with matching fur-trimmed jacket, white hat and black leather accessories. She and the groom will live with her parents. She works in Green wood ,and he in Clinton. They are Clinton High School graduates r Mr. Patterson was a student at Mars Hill College last summer FUR M4-i u men nmiri rtmcnw —Also— Out of the Jungle That Is THE CONGO Comes the True Facts That Mn’ es Today's Headlines tMBt I lm*iii Nod ■ ■ 8 0 1 ■ ■ meeting, Mrs II L. Ttnld was hostess for a luncheon on the 17th at her home on Hampton Avenue Chrysanthemums in beautiful ly autumn shades were arrang ed throughout the receiving rooms where four small tables were appointed for the luncheon The hostess’ daughter, Mrs R D. Sellers, of Greenville, was an additional guest for the luncheon meeting. Mrs. Copeland Hostess To Club The Yellow Jessamine Garden Club met on Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ralph Cope land. Mrs. Plus Brown was as sociate hostess. Mrs. Judson Brehmer, presi dent, presided and introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. T. C. Johnson, Jr., who conducted a holiday house work shop. Mem bers viewed and discussed a number of arrangements which she had made. In discussions, other Christmas ideas were brought out. The group presented Mrs Johnson a gift in appreciation A visitor, Mrs. C. A Hollis, Jr., was welcomed for the meeting. Members brought Christmas tray favors for the Veteran’s Hospital, Columbia, the local hospitals and nursing home. 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