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. « : . \ 1 •' j Clinton, 8. C M Thursday, February 14, 190S THE ^CLINTON CHRONICLE THE WOMAN'S PAGE Social Events and Club News of Interest Telephone 833-0541 Mrs. McSween Gives Program at Club Meet The Clinton Music Club met Wednesday, February , 6, at the home of Mrs. J. A. Orr, Jr., on Maple Street. Mrs. Lewis Hay, president, presided. Mrs. Harry McSween, program leader, discussed Modern Music. Edna Jacobs, a piano pupil of Mrs. McSween played ‘‘Voca tion” by Ross Lee Finney. Mrs. Thomas Taylor sang “Birds In My Garden” by Lily Strickland. Cynthia Turner, also a piano student of Mrs. McSween played ‘‘Dance Of The . Paper Dolls” by Frances McSween. ^ Two other of her pupils, Claire Duncan and Nancy Ann Jones, played a duet, "My Shadow” by Frances McSween. Mrs. Mc Sween played another of her com positions "Hindu Dancing Girl.” • Concluding the program, Mrs. Robert Wysor III, played the marimba accompanied by Mrs. McSween. The selections were: “Caprice” Viennois - Kreisler,” arranged by George Hamilton Green. "Spanish Dance” by Green and “Old South” (a med ley of southern tunes). ^ „ Hostesses assisting Mrs. Orr were Mrs. J. D. McKee, Mrs. Robert Johnson, Mrs. Robert 'King and Mrs. Melvin Riggs. Refreshments included salad course of red and white congeal ed salad carrying out the Valen tine colors, heart shaped cheese biscuits, salted nuts and coffee. Wilson-Motes Rites Announced Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson of Clinton, announce the marriage of their daughter, Mrs. Shirley Wilson Stroud, to Maynard Motes of Edge water, Fla. The marriage took place on February 2 at Edgewater, Fla., where the couple is making their home. Century Club To Meet On Feb. 19th The Century Club will meet on February 19 at 4 p. m. at the home of Mbs. F. V. Smith. Mrs. T. Layton Fraser will be the speaker at that time. Mrs. Stallworth Entertains Club A dessert bridge was given for members of the Tuesday Bridge Club by Mrs. Thomas A. Stall- worth at her home on Hampton Avenue. A yellow glad arrangement in the living room gave the setting for the two table bridge. Following several progression, . .. ~ . o( bridg., Mrs. Stallworth Mrv.d hom ' ° n parfait, cookies and coffte. Mrs. Claude Howe and Mrs. Joel Cox were prize winners for the afternoon. Miss Harris, Bride-Elect, Honored at Tea % Honoring Miss Cornelia Har ris bride-elect, of Columbia and this city, Mrs. Ansel Godfrey and Mrs. Calhoun Gault of North Augusta, entertained, with al Mother-Daughter Tea on Sat urday afternoon from 3:30 to South Adair - Street. Spring flowers, featuring tu Legion Auxiliary To Meet On 19th lips, narcissus and iris, were arranged at a vantage point in the living room. Pink carna tions and fern were used on the mantel, while a Ipg fire burned in the fire place. ( Guests were invited into the The Legion Auxiliary will meet I dining room. A boxwood topi with Mrs. Frank Miller, TuejW ary tree adorned with pink ros- day, February 19 and 7:30 p. m.i; e g an d love birds centered the Mrs. Joe McGee, Americanism J lace-covered table ; and a pink chairman, wil be in charge of an( i green color scheme was program. Information will be also carried out in the refresh- given on a local service project m ents thatLegion Auxiliary can Uke if | Mrs ; R . S . Owens ai^d Mrs. Robert Wysor poured tea. tat* tt I Mrs - Watts Davis and Mrs. MTS. Wise nas Len H. Ledford greeted the Bridge Club guests at the door. The hostess ^ ’ received with the honored guest Mrs. Hercules Wise entertained and her mother, Mrs. W. W. her bridge club at her home on Harris. Others assisting in re- Pitts Street on February 7. ceiving were Mrs. R. M. Fuller, An arrangement of tulips and Mrs. Reese Young, Miss Geor- roses were used in the' living gia Young, Mrs. J. B. Hart, room. On the dining room ta r Mrs. John T- Young, Mrs. Har- ble, a heart-shaped cake iced in ry Wilkes, Joy Godfrey and pink softened with tulle was ef- Emmie An Gault of North Au- fective. gusta. After the progressions a salad Out of town guests were Mrs. course, coffee and a sweet course I Thornwell Dunlap, Jr., Mrs. were served. - Several tea guests called. William T. Martin and Mrs. Lamar Lightsey of Greenwood; Mrs. Gilbert Blakely of Vir ginia; Mrs. Romayne Hamilton of Laurens; Mrs. Jim Switzer .. _ . w t . .of Union; Mrs.'J. M. Smith of Mrs. Robert Johnson was bos- Kinaj-dg. am j Mi ss j ean Layton less to members of her bridge 0 f Greenville 8t h * r h ° me ° n I Tl »e hostess presented Miss TH/ < h >b ♦ HighWa ^i j Harris a white camellia corsage The hostess served - J ‘ 1 Mrs. Johnson Hostess To Club and silver in her pattern. a desert course followed with several pro gressions of bridge. Score win-|Di,,_ ners for the afternoon were Mrs. ^ iUe *31103 nOiO Louise smith and Mrs. Harry Sweetheart Banquet Bouknight. Special guest was Mrs. Keith Richardson. ADAIR'S MEN'S SHOP SEMI-ANNUAL DOLLAR DAYS SPECIALS SUITS: Reg. $65.00 Reg. $45.00 • • • • NOW $49.95 NOW $29.95 SPORT COATS: 5 Reg. $25.00 NOW $14.00 8 Reg. $29.95 NOW $18.00 12 Reg. 537.50 NOW $25.00 6 Reg. $39.50 ....... NOW $28.00 TROUSERS: “ ENTIRE STOCK of wool and wool btands MUST GO! One Group Cottons,... NOW $4.00 SHOES (Discontinued Styles) FLORSHEIM ... $14.00 & $18.80 FREEMAN '..... $6.95 &$10.95 One Group Hush Puppies ... $5.95 ENTIRE stock of HATS Now REDUCED to GO! SWEATERS 25% to 50% Off SPORT SHIRTS (All long sleeves) Reg. $4-$5-$5J)5 . NOW $2.99 ea. DRESS SHIRTS: 4 , ONE GROUP Rc*. $4.50 and $5.00 NOW $2.79 each — 2 for $5.00 SPECIAL DOLLAR DAY BUY of assorted merchandise slightly shopworn. Values to $5.95— FOR ONLY $1.00 • ^ • v SORRY, NO APPROVALS > ALL SALES CASH AND FINAL ■'s Men's Shop Wta* ICm Wk* Qm Th# Sqoarc & G. Entertaining their fathers for the annual Father - Daughter Sweetheart Banquet, the Blue Birds of the Kadoka District were hostesses at a box supper on Thursday evening, February 7, at 7:30. The event was held in Presby terian College dining hall which was appropriately decorated in a seasonal motif. Red cupids with hearts adorned the tables. Rev. Lewis Hay gave the invo cation. Sgt. Pet Motes responded to the welcome by Deborah Motes. The guests shared a picnic supper with their daughters from decorated Valentine boxes. The Blue Birds sang a wel come song, and during the Sweet- heart March sang “Let Me Call You Sweetheart.” As each father and daughter stepped through a large heart, the daughter kissed her father and pinned on a red carnation she had made. The program was concluded with the Blue Birds singing ^Good-night Dadd y.” Mrs. Thomas Taylor played music during the program. Mrs. Gary Lehn, who served as chairman for the banquet, was assisted by Mrs. Pet Motes, Mrs. Miriam Gray, Mrs. Hank^Cle- land, and Mrs. James Macdon ald.' B&PW Program On Beauty, Lighting Clinton’s Business and Pro fessional Women’s Club met on Tuesday evening at the Mary Musgrove Hotel. The president Mrs. R. W. Johnson, presided at the dinner meeting. As part of National Beauty Salon Week, Mrs. DeU Crews introduced Miss Clara Cromer of Laurens, who had the honor of being elected Miss Profes sional Cosmetologist of unit 14 Mrs. Crews and Miss Cromer told of the new trend in hair styles. Mrs. Robert Johnson intro duced. Mrs. June Smoak, Home Service Adviser, Spartanburg, of the Duke Power Company. Mrs. Smoak told of proper lighting of yards, pools, and patios—Ulustifating with adored slides photographed in the Spar- tanbuurg area. She also ex plained spotlighting advantages and suuggested using colored light bulbs for conversatfon areas. Mrs. R. W. Johnson called on members who attended the Ed ucational Conference in Colum bia to report individually oa the conference. The meeting was cloeed with the Chib Collect. Miss Kennedy To Speak at ThomweU Th-ornwell women ef the Church will have a general meet- inf. Tueeday, February 19, at 9:10 a. m. at Sarah’s House. Mies Mary Kennedy, retired missionary from Pakistan," now living in Dne West, wfi be guest ■pealnr. All nmntars are urged to attend. U.D.C. Meets With Mrs. Pitts . The United Daughters of the Confederacy met with Mrs. P. M. Pitts at her home on Musgrove Street last Thursday, February 7. . Mrs. Mary Adams, president, presided over the business sec tion. Mrs. R. C. Guy presented the program giving the highlights of the General Convention in Rich mond, Va., in November. A point of interest was there are two South Carolinians that are gen eral officers of the division. A human interest story about Gettys was given and also the Gettysburg Address. A delightful social evening was enjoyed. Refreshments of pie a- la-mode and coffee were served HOSPITAL NEWS IN HOSPITAL Joanna—Mrs. W. D. Beckom, Marvin B. Belenbaugh, Mrs. Copel-and Brewington, Mrs. Lula Kanning, Mrs. Paul MiUwood, Laurens—WUliam S. Brown, WiUiam R. Mack, Mrs. Robert Weathers. Kinards—J. D. Griffin, James P. Johnson. Cross HU1—John T. Stokes. Green wodo—Mrs. George H. Whitman . Columbia—Mrs. Kenneth San ders. Clinton—Mrs. Earl E. Arm strong, Mrs. Jerry Banker, Mrs. Orein Clark, Mrs. Emma B. Comelson, Mrs. Ralph CoUins, J. J. Cornwell, Mrs..Horace Em ery, Mrs. Mollie D. Garrett, Mrs. Ray Gossett, Ray Gossett, J. V. Hunt, Rufus H. Jennings, Mrs. James William McKee, Mrs. John McSween, James B. Mead ows, James Stilwell, Sr., William P. Thrift, Mrs. Charles Wooten. DISCHARGED PATIENTS Mountville — Hugh T. Jones. Donald Leroy , Carroll. Joanna—Mrs. Buford Lowery, Mrs. F. M. Templeton, Jr., Andy Joe Gosnell. Laurens—-Dianne Mitchell, Mrs. William Pehpington. Easley—John Kimsey. Clintrfuj-Aiirs. Silas Romines, Mrs. Gene Harnilton, Mrs. Mi chael Pace, Earnest Hendrix, Sandra Burke, Mrs. Wallace Phillips, Beulah Shockley, Mrs. Deri Jacks. Robert A.-Watson, Vlrs. Perry Moore, Mrs. Cora Boozer, Brqoks Fowler Dunaway, William Cause, Charles A. Daley, Arthur W. Alewine, Ronnie Eu gene Norris, Ronnie Allen, Mrs. James I. Martin, Robert McKin ney, Clifton Heaton, Mrs. Maggie Marshall, Mrs. Darlene Seymour, Mrs. Myrtle Crowe, Joseph Sam uel Poole, Mrs. Hubert Powell, Mrs. Glenn Madden, Peter An thony Lopez, Mrs. Janie Miller, Mrs. Jerry Huey, Mrs. Lowell McCall, Ronald Watkins, and Mrs. Curtis Taylor. Ladies' Golf Group Plans Bridge Event"'- The Ladies Golf Association of the Lakeside Country Club have planned a bridge tournament for February 19 at 10 a. m. Members have been asked to get up their tables. Mrs. Carlisle Neely and Mrs. C. W. Copeland will serve as hostesses. Luncheon will be served at 12:30. / District 56 ^ School Lunch Menu Week of February 18-22 MONDAY Milk, baked macaroni with cheese, turnip greens, beets, com bread, butter, and chilled pears. TUESDAY Milk, grilled pimento cheese sandwiches, vegetable soup with beef, corn bread, butter and choc olate cake. ‘ WEDNESDAY Milk, spaghetti with meat sauce and" ^cheese, cole slaw, com, hot rolls, butter, and Jello. THURSDAY Milk, country style steak with gravy, lima beans, rice, cranber ry sauce, biscuit, butter, and candied sweet potatoes. FRIDAY — Milk, fish sticks, green beans, cabbage and carrot slaw, com bread, butter, and cherry cob bler. Births SMITH Mr. and Mrs. Milford Smith announce the birth of their daughter, Frances Elizabeth (Libby), bom Saturday, Febru ary 9, at Self Memorial Hospital in Greenwood. They have a daughter, Gale, and a son, Bar- ;/at home. ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.' Walter P. . Jones of Blacksburg. Paternal grand mother is Mrs. Clyde Smith of Clinton. McAlister Rev. and Mrs. J. Richard Mc Alister, Route 3, Clinton, an nounce the birth bTa son, David Richard, January 26, 'at Bailey Memorial Hospital. They Hhve a daughter, Kay, age 3. CUNNINGHAM Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McLeese Cunningham, Jr., of Columbia, announce the birth of a son, Jo seph McLeese, III, on February 4, at Columbia Hospitals Mrs. Cunningham is the form at Margaret Ann Jordan of Cal-, lison-, S. C. WMU Leadership Course Planned For February 18-19 ' A leadership training course for the Woman’s Missionary Un ion organizations of the Laurens Baptist Asociation will be held February 18 and 19 at the Lucas Avenue Baptist Church in Lau rens. The course will begin at 5:00 p. m, each evening. The ladies are asked to bring a Covered dish on February 18 and a finger lunch on February 19. The host church wil furnish the beverages. The WMS class will be taught by Miss Ruth Province, state ex ecutive secretary. Classes for YWA’s will be taught on Monday evening by Mrs. Floyd Hellams, association- al YWA director, and on Tuesday by Miss Zella Woody, state di rector. * The GA and Sunbeanydasses will be taught by state/workers, Miss Marporie Sandei's and Miss Josephine Hair . The leadership course is for all WMS members as well as offi cers, chairmen and committee members, youth directors, lead ers and helpers. A card of accreditation will be given upon' completion of this course. Mrs. Cook Heads Heart Fund Drive Mrs. Claude Cook has been named chairman of the Heart Fund drive for the month of February for Laurens .County. The announcement was made by Justin .Bridges, president of the Laurens County Heart Council. Mrs. Cook . said the drive which runs the month of Febru ary, will give “every citizen of the state an opportunity to con tribute to the Heart Fund and thereby bring closer the solution to the baffling problems of heart disease, our nation’s number one health problem.” She added that the drive is in tended to create “Better public understanding of the nature of the heart disease problem and of the facilities available in the state.” 9 lie A. V. Armstron „ Gray Court — Archifc V. Arm strong, 77, died suddenly of a heart attack at 6:30 pi m. Tues day. He wq; a native of Laurens County and had lived in the Gray Court vicinity all of his life. He was a member of the Gray Court Presbyterian Church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Iona Harper Arnu#ong; six daughters, Mrs, Wifoon Duck worth, Mrs. • George Whittaker and Mrs. Frank Gossett of Wood ruff, and Mrs. Neil Kirby of Lau rens and Mrs. Rufus Morgan of Greenville; eleven sons,. Harper Armstrong, Eugene Armstrong, Rufus Armstrong, • Jim Arm strong, A. C. Armstrong, Wilburn Armstrong and Willie Armstrong of Gray Court and Earl Arm strong of Clinton, Herman Arm strong of Cana, Ga,, Jerry Arm strong of Spartanburg and Char lie Armstrong of Laurens; 40 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Funeral services were conduct ed Thursday at 3:30 p. m. at his home in Gray Court by Rev. George Owens and Rev. George B. Wilson. Burial was in Gray Court Cemetery. A Valentine To Those Who Have Made Our First Weeks So Nice (HutprJ) 3fnr. 9:30 A. M.-5:30 P. M. IF YOU DON’T READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS PHONE 833-9541 WHAT A BUSINESS!.. We're surrounded by.... v, i. and we foveitl j We are proud to be to important to folks in love and we show that pride in . the quality we offer. We are taken into the confidence of our custohiers and we return the compliment in the form of heaping measures * of value. Love conquers jewelers, too. J. C. 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