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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
THE WOMAN S PAGE
Social Event* and Club New* of Interest
Telephone 333*0541
W. S. C. S. To
Meet Next Monday
The Woman’s S o cj e t y of
Christian Service of the Broad
Street Methodist Church will
meet Monday, May 6, at 3:30
p. m. at the church.
Mrs. Smith Is
Hostess To Club
The Wednesday Bridge Club
met last week at the home of
Mrs. Milford Smith on Elm
Street.
A spring bouquet of roses
made the setting for hte two
tables of bridge.
Between progressions, Mrs.
Smith served cokes, sandwich
es, and sweets.
Mrs. Carl Wessinger and Mrs.
Don Creighton were prize win
ners for the afternoon.--*
Miss Milam Given
Kitchen Shower
On Saturday afternoon of last
week Mrs. Jerry Davis of
Greenville, and her mother,
Mrs. William G. Milam, honor
ed Miss Linda Milam with a
kitchen shower at the home of
Mrs. Milam on North Adair
Street.
Arrangements of pink roses
were used in the living room
and also in refreshments.
Miss Milam was presented
many useful gifts and a pink
rosebud corsage.
Sigma Nu
"White Star Ball''
The Sigma Nu fraternity of
Presbyterian College held its
annual “White Star Ball” Sat
urday night, April 27, at the
Lakeside Country Club.
The ballroom was beautifully
decorated with hurricane lamps
centered with each of the ta
bles overiaid with white cloth.
From the ceiling fell streamers
of crepe paper and stars. A
fluorescent light was very ef
fective centered upon an arch
way decorated in the fraternity
colors. ^
During the intermission the
ladies were presented a white
rose, followed with presenta
tion of brothers and pledges.
Marshall Jones and Kent Mitch
ell were jointly awarded brother
of the year. Robert stack was
honored as the pledge Of the
year.
Miss Mary Louise Collens was
College Dames
Meet Tonight v _
The College Dames will hold
the regular meeting tonight,
Thursday, at 8 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Alec Stump on
Calhoun Street.
U. D. C.iWill -
Meet Tonight
The Stephen v. Lee Chatper,
United Daughters of the Confed
eracy, wil meet with Mrs. J. A.
Chandler at her home on Centen
nial Street this evening (Thurs
day) at 7:30.
All members are urged to be
present.
Canasta Club
Wth Maddens
On Saturday evening of the
past week, Mr. and Mrs. John
Madden entertained members of
their couples canasta club.
An arrangement of roses were
very effective in the living
room. Iced tea, cake and nuts
were served following play.
Winthrop Graduate
Miss Myrna Sease was re
cently graduated at Winthrop
College, Rock Hill, at the end
of the winter quarter. She will
receive her Bachelior of Sci
ence degree in Elementary
Education during the gradua
tion services in June.
Highlights
From the High
Qinton Music Club
Notes National Week
“Let the World Rejoice With
Music” is the theme of National
Music Week, which will be ob
served May 5-12 throughout the
nation, sponsored by the Nation
al Federation of Music Clubs.
The Clinton Music Club will
be observing the event locally,
according to Mrs. Henderson
Pitts, chairman of the event, and
Mrs. Lewis Hay, president of the
club.
^ Local schools will present va-
nous musical programs and re
citals, assisted by music teach
ers. The Clinton High School
band will also present a pro
gram. •'
Two special twenty-minute pro
grams of song will be given by
the Music Club over WLBG-
AM-FM.
The first program will be
heard at 2:35 Sunday, May 5,
and the second on Tuesday, May
7, at 9:05 a. m.
Appearing on the program will
be Mrs. Tom Taylor and Mrs.
Grace Connor, sopranos; Mrs.
Ronald Cleaver and Mrs. Hen
derson Pitts, second sopranos;
Mrs. Paul Muller, Mrs. J. D.
McKee and Mrs. A. B. McCros-
ma Nu.
Dr. V. G. Barnett
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Clooed On Thursday
MISS BONNIE ROSE BAZEMORE
BAZEMORE-DUBBERLY
Mr. and Mrs. John Bernard Basemore of Jacksonville, Flor
ida, announced the betrothal of their daughter, Bonnie Rose, to
Ronald Alvah Dubberly, son of Mrs. Robert C. Black and Mr.
Chester A. Dubberly of Jacksonville. Miss Basemore is the
granddaughter of Mrs. John Robert Dillard and the late Mr.
Dillard formerly of Clinton, and a niece of Mrs. J. B. Wilder of
Clinton.
Miss Basemore is a 1963 Graduate of Jacksonville Uni
versity, and will teach this fall at San Mateo Elementary
School. Mr. Dubberly will begin his Senior Year at Jackson
ville University this fall in preparation for a degree in Library
Science.
June 15 is the date set for the ceremony, which will take
place at 7:30 p.m. in the Epperson Memorial Methodist Church.
Junior-Senior is the big topic
at CHS this week. The juniors,
who worked hard to raise nearly
a thousand dollars from the cake
sale, are working just as hard
to decorate the gym this week.
The event will take place Friday
night at 8 o’clock. CHS girls can
be heard everywhere discussing
dates, dresses, and parties.
■ • • •
Joe Gettys, the son of Dr. and
Mrs. J. M. Gettys, has been
chosen Student of the Month for
April. At CHS Joe has been a
member of the Latin Club, the
Key Club, the Beta Club, and
the Block “C” Club. This year
he served as co-captain of the
basketball team and as business
manager of the Clintonian. He
Iris Garden Club
With Mrs. Davis
The Iris Garden Club held its
tegular meeting April 24 at
3:30 with Mrs. W. A. Davis,
Jr., and Mrs. Ernest Cox as
co-hostesses.
The new officers were install,
ed, as follows: President, Mrs.
Odus Young; Vice-President,
Mrs. I. O. Ray; Secretary-
treasurer, Mrs. Allen Young.
An interesting program was
given by members on “My Ole
presented the Sweetheart of Big- Fashion Garden,’’ after which
a social hour was enjoyed.
W. S.C. S. To
Meet In Laurens
The annual district meeting
of the Greenwood Woman’s So
ciety of Christian Service will
be held at the First Methodist
Church in Laurens on Friday,
May 10.
Registration will begin at
9:80 a. m. and the morning
session opening at 10 o’clock.
Price for lunch will be $1 and
should accompany reservations
made before May 6.
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Tour of Houses
And Silver Exhibit \
In GreenviHe May 7
A tour of four historical
Greenville homes and an exhibit
of old South Carolina silver
made before 1865, will be spon
sored by the Greenville com
mittee of the Colonial Dames
of America in South Carolina
on May 7 from 3:00 to 7:00 p.
m.
The admission price of 31.50
includes the homes tour and the
silver "exhibit. -Ttckcta -may-ba- -
purchased at any of the homes
on the day of the tour or from
Mrs. J. B. Hart of Clinton.
Proceeds from this project will
be used in furthering other his
torical purposes of the com
mittee.
The homes to bs shown are
the A. D. Oliphant home at
107 James Street, the Harry
Haynsworth home on the old
Buncombe Road, the Romayne
Barnes home at 412 Crescent
Avenue, and the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Norwood on the
Pelham’ Road. The silver ex
hibit will be at Mrs. Oliphant’s
and tea will be served at one
of the other homes.
Members of the Colonial
Dames wil serve as hostesses
and guests.
Kadoka District
Gets Camp Material
Camp booklets are being dis
tributed this week to Camp Fire
members in the Kadoka Dis
trict, according to Mrs. Carolyn
Davidson, camp director.
The fourth annual camp is
scheduled for June 2 through
June 8 at Camp York, Kings
Mountain.
The booklet contains informa
tion as to staff, program a
tivities, and necessary individ
ual supplies. /
Mrs. Davidson pointed out
that in addition to their Clinton
ly Itigktiri
» l \
teeatr
volunteer instructors and coun
selors that they have obtained
Winthrop college students who
are quadified instructors
will offer this year instruction
in archery, outdoor living, na
ture craft and swimming.
All members are urged to
have their registration in on or
before May 1, in order for the
final plans to be completed
Serving on the camp commit
tee with Mrs. Davidson are
Mrs. Marian Ramage, flam
Williams and Bob Fakkema.
To Broadcast Program
Of Clinton Music Oub
A recording of a program by
the Clinton Music Club win be
broadcast over radio station
WLBG Sunday afternoon at 2:30
p.m.
Iks recording was mads at a
rahsarsal session of a .
given Monday MUR at a
of the Abbeville Music Oub
Tbs program win be oath*
‘again Tuesday at 0:00 a.m.
By MARJORIE ARNOLD
was also named a National Merit
Semi-Finalist and a Furman
Scholar.
• • •
Recently five Sentinel staff
members, along with Mrs. Lew-
s N. Wallace, attended the
South Carolina Scholastic Press
Association convention in Colum-
>ia. The students from Clinton
High were Dishie Delany, Dixie
Bolick, Billy Ballard, Lawrence
Leopard, and Carol Sanders.
• • •
Last week-end Ame Black and
Patsy Henderson spent Miss Hi
Miss week-end at Winthrop Col
lege. On Friday night the girls
had the choice of attending a
movie, a recital, or a play. Sat
urday they toured the campus
and enjoyed a variety show. On
Sunday they attended church.
The seniors recently elected
four speakers for Class Day.
Lawyer is Hayne Workman.
Hayne is in the Block “C” Club
and on the Sentinel staff. For his
work as business manager of the
paper he will receive an Old
English “C.”
Lynne Thomason, who is class
historian, is also eligible for an
Old English “C” for her work as
literary editor of the Clintonian.
.Jennie Rae Surratt, class poet,
is secretary of the senior class.
She, too, has earned an Old Eng-
lisb “C” -by. serving gg typ<«*
for the Clintonian.
Class prophet is Tommy Jen
kins. Tommy, who is in the
Block “C” Club, recently “kept
everybody in stiches” with his
role in the senior play.
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Taylor.
The programs are under the di
rection of Mrs. Grace Connor.
District Methodist
Women To Meet In
Laurens On May 10
The annual meeting of the
Greenwood District Women’s So
ciety of Christian Service of the
South Carolina Methodist Confer
ence will be held at the First
Methodist Church, Laurens on
May 10 beginning at 9:30 a.m.
with registration, and adjourning
at 2 p.m.
Principal speaker will be Mrs.
W. B. Landrum, field worker for
the Woman’s Division of Chris
tian Service of the Board of Mis
sions of the Methodist Church,
New York. Mrs. Landrum has
had wide experience in the work
of the Woman’s Society of Chris
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officer.
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