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r Cltaton, 8. C., Thursday, May 7, 1M4 1 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE ■ ■ ■ ■ THE WOMAN S PAGE Social Events and Club News of Interest '■ ■ B a BUI MISS SARAH ANN SEABROOK SEABROOKHORNE ENGAGEMENT Mrs. John Lewis Seabrook, 206 Live Oak Drive, Mount Pleasant, announces the engagement of her daughter, Sarah Ann, to William Adair Horne, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Snead Horne of this city. Miss Seabrook is a member of the graduating class at the General William Moultrie High School, Mount Pleasant. Bar father is deceased. Mr. Horne is a senior at The Citadel, Charleston, and upon May St will receive a commission as a second lieu* tenant in the 17. S. Air Forccw The wedding will take place Jane IS in the Mount Pleasant Presbyterian Church. Joanna Baptist Choir Feted By Rev., Mrs. Mitchell Members of First Baptist Church choir, Joanna, were en tertained at dinner on Saturday evening, April 29, in the church recreation room by Rev. and Mrs. James B. Mitchell. Guests of honor were Miss Eu genia Byars, Winthrop College, who will be married to Gerald Johnson of Rock Hill on June 5; Miss Willa Rae McGowan who will be married to Johnny Lewis, Columbia, on June 7; and Mr. and Mrs. Mack Wayne Camp bell of Clinton and Union who were married April 10. Guests were received by Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Brazel and were introduced to the receiving line by Rev. James Mitchell. Games were directed by Mis ses Karen Surratt, Donna Bran non, and Candy Dunlap. Guests were invited into the dining room by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Murphy. Misses Becky All Saints Women In Monthly Meet Mrs. John Rivers gave a pro gram on the Historical Psalms at the monthly meeting of the Women of All Saints Episcopal Church Monday afternoon at the Parish House. Mrs. J. B. Hart led the opening devotion al and prayer. During the business meeting Mrs. A. B. Stump, president, presided. Plans were made for a congregational covered dish supper and annual business meeting to take place May 13 at the Parish House. Craven and Ginger Byars and Mrs. Ray Bragg assisted in serv ing. A buffet dinner was served to the thirty-six guests. Pink and white snapdragons, fern, and candles adorned the tables. Guest books were given to each couple. Guests were regis tered by Miss Barbara Johnson of Charlotte, N. C. Telephone 833-0541 ■-mwiB'iB a* .■ '■ ■ a >, Junior-Senior Program Held At Clinton High The Junior class of Clinton High School presented the “Cin derella Ball” Friday night in the high school gymnasium in honor of the senior class. Guests included the faculty, ad ministrators, and trustees of Clinton High Schodl. After dancing to music furnish- ner was enjoyed, served by the ed by the Excells, a buffet din- Presbyterian College cafeteria staff. Members of the junior class presented their entertainment, a skit entitled ‘‘OndereUiu” in which boys portrayed Cinderella, her step-sisters, and the prince told the story of the “ever-after” in the famous fairy tale. Shower Given For' Winthrop Bride-Elect Miss Eugenia Byars, June bride-elect, was entertained Fri day evening at Joanna Clubhouse with a miscellaneous shower by Mrs. William P. Byars, Mrs. Ru fus L. Francis, Mrs. Lester Hair, Mrs. G. Edward Lehman and Mrs. Louis Murphy. As guests arrived, each regis tered in the Bride’s Book, which was presented to Miss Byars by the hostesses and presided over by Mrs. Lester Hair. Upon her arrival, the honoree was present ed an orchid corsage and was es corted to the chair of honor. Several bridal games were di rected by Mrs. R. L. Francis, and a telegram was delivered to Miss Byars, which directed her to a cart laden with useful gifts. Following the opening of the gifts, the guests were* invited into the dining room for refresh ments. The table was decorated with green and white motif. Lovely arrangements of Iris were used at vantage points throughout the dining room. Cake squares, nuts and mints were served by Mrs. William P. Byars and Mrs. G. Edward Leh man and Mrs. Louis Murphy served punch. Out of town guests included Mrs. J. J. Clark, Mrs. M. L. Rob ertson, Mrs. W. A. Moorhead, Mrs. Kenneth Haselden, Mrs. Angela Haselden, Mrs. W. J. Henry, Mrs. J. D. Jeans of Clin ton, Mrs. Tommy Lewis of Wal- halla, and Mrs. Morris Johnson and Mrs. Guy Miller of Kin- nards. Presbyterian Circles To Meet Monday Circles of the First Presby terian Church will meet next week as follows. 10:66 A. M., Monday No. 1—Mrs. Ben Hay Ham- met, chairman and hostess. No. 2—Mrs. Tommy Hollis, chairman; Mrs. Larry Dillard, hostess. No. 3—Mrs. Frank Miller, chairman; Mrs. J. B. Temple ton, hostess. No. 4—Mrs. Locke Simons, chairman; Mrs. A. C. Young, hostess.-' 4:66 P. M., Monday No. 6—Miss Viola Chandler, chairman; Mrs. Layton Fra ser, hostess. No. 7—Mrs. A. A. Ramage, chairman; meets at the church. 3:00 P. M., Monday - No. f—-Mrs. Emetine Shirley, chairman; meets at the church. 16:66 A. M., Tuesday No. 5—Mrs. Redd Turner, chairman; Mrs. Claude Crock er, hostess. MISS REBECCA LOUISE SPEAKE SPEAKE-WOOD ENGAGEMENT Mrs. James Boyd Speake of 164 West Walnut Street an nounces the engagement of her daughter, Rebecca Louise, to James Claude Wood, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. James Claude Wood of Spartanburg. Miss Speake will receive a B. A. degree from Columbia College in June. Mr. Wood received his B. S. and M. 8. de grees from Clem son University and is now doing further grad uate work in physics at the University of Virginia, Charlottes ville. The wedding will take place August 8 in Broad Street Methodist Church. Cotillion Club Gives Spring Dance “Spring In Paris” was the theme for the Clinton Cotillion Club Spring Dance held Saturday evening at the Mary Musgrove Hotel. Some fifty couples were pres ent for the gala event, and en joyed dancing to the music of the Clyde Wise Combo of Green wood. UDC To Meet At Thomwell Thursday The Stephen D. Lee Chapter of the U. D. C. will meet today (Thursday) at the:lake house at Thornwell Orphanage. A picnic lunch is planned at 6:30. UDC Covered Dish Supper At Thomwell The Stephen D. Lee Chapter of U. D. C. will have its covered dish supper tonight (Thursday) at Lake House on the Thornwell campus. Hie time is 6:30. Mrs. Yarborough Gives WSCS Program The W. S. C. S. of Broad St. Methodist Church met Monday afternoon with the president, Mrs. James Walker, presiding. Announcements were made as following: the three afternoon circles has been re-drawn and a list of the new circles have been posted in the vestibule of the church. “The Pledge Service” was the title of the program given by Mrs. Dan Yarborough. Circles to met Monday, May 4, at 3:30 p. m. are as follows: “The Barden Circle” at the home of Mrs. Nene Workman; “The Hat ton” to meet at the church; and "The Johnson”, will meet at the home of Miss Essie Davidson. Garden Club Council Plans Year's Work The Ciinton Council of Garden Clubs met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Don Creighton in Merrie Oaks. The meeting was called for the purpose of planning the years program of work. Members pre sent included officers of the council and club representatives. Piano Student In Recital Saturday The piano students of Mrs. Tom Taylor will give their re cital, Saturday evening at 8 o’clock at the First Presbyterian Church. Any interested member is in vited to attend. Hampton Avenue School Program Slated For Tuesday The fourth, fifth, and sixth grades of Hampton Avenue School will present their annual spring program on Tuesday, May 12, at 7:30 p. m., being a culmination of work done in the music classes of the school. The title of the program is “An Evening With the Old Masters,” and will consist mainly of ex cerpts from famous composi tions in scenes worked out in regular music periods. A flutephone (song flute) chor us will initiate the program, fol lowed by a dramatization of the lives of Haydn and Mozart. Fifth graders will put on a creative phantasy, using a selec tion from the Peer Gynt Suite, In the Hall of the Mountain King ’ with appropriate costumes and lighting effects. Fourth graders will give an excerpt from the opera Hansel and Gretel, (Humperdinck). Sixth graders will do Arabian music and parts of Strauss waltz es. Throughout the program there will be dances, colorful costumes, and stage scenery. The director of the program will be Mrs. Grace Connor, music teacher in the three el ementary schools of Clinton. Sftirley Timmons Named At College Miss Shirley Ann Timmons, rising sophomore at Columbia College, has been named elec tion chairman for the spho- more class at the college for the coming year. She is the daughter of Mrs. Shirley Tim mons and the late Mr. Tim mons. MISS REBA ETHRIDGE Miss Ethridge To Be Bride of Mr. Ray Mr. and Mrs. David C. Eth ridge of Bostwick, Georgia, an nounce the engagement of this daughter, Reba Ethridge, to Au gustus Isaac Ray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tan M. Ray of Clinton. The bride-elect is a graduate of Morgan County High School and is employed with Bankers Health and Life Insurance Com pany. Mr. Ray is a graduate of Clin ton High School and attended Southern Technical Institute and is employed with Gulf Life In surance Company in Atlanta, Georgia. The wedding will take place June 20 at Glenn Memorial Church, Emory Chapel, Decatur, Georgia. IN JACKSONVILLE Mrs. Harry C. Layton is spend ing sometime in Jacksonville, Fla., with her sister, Mrs. Dun can Maclnnes, who is ill. Birth Announcements CAUGHMAN Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Caugh- man announce the birth of a son, Mark Kevin, bom March 30, at Bailey Memorial Hospital. SENN Mr. and Mrs. George F. Senn of Newberry, announce the birth of a daughter, Elizabeth Mc- MilUan, on May 3 at the New berry County hospital. Mrs. Senn, formerly Corfnelia Bethea Harris, is the daughter of Mrs. Wilson Harris and the late Mr. Harris. Area Iris Gardens Blooming In May Prospects this season for a finq show of iris blooms in the Newberry-Saluda area are very good, according to Hal Kohn, of Newberry, a past president of the South Carolina Iris Society. Mr. Kohn says that iris in this vicinity begins to bloom freely about May 1, with a heavy bloom continuing for a good part of the month. On a trip in this section there are four gardens to be visited. In Saluda are those of Mrs. W. C. 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