The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, November 12, 1964, Image 5
Ladies' Golf Assoc.
Luncheon Tuesday
The Ladies’ Golf Association
will meet next Tuesday, No
vember 17, at the . Lakeside
Country Club at 12:30 p. m.
Hostesses will be from Lau
rens. Anyone wishing to make
reservations may call the club.
American Folk Music
^Tppic For Music Club
The home of Mrs. Audrey Mc-
Croskey, Jr., was the setting
for the November meeting of
the Clinton Music Club. Fresh
fall arrangements of yellow
chrysanthemums were used
throughout the receiving rooms.
Mrs. Paul Muller, program
chairman, presented the intro
duction to the program entitled
“American Folk Music.” As
ssiting with several musical se
lections were Misses Nancy
Hollis, Missy and Susan Was-
Durlng the social hour, Mrs.
Henderson Pitts, Mrs. J. A.
Orr and Mrs. McCroskey serv-
. ed a dessert course with cof-
f Tee.
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Century Club To Meet
With Mrs. Turner
The Century Club wiir meet
Tuesday afternoon, November
17, at 4 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. William Redd Turner
on Cleveland Street.
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Program On » (
Civil Defense
The American Legion Auxiliary
will meet Tuesday evening at
7:30 at the home of Mrs. P. M.
Pitts on Musgrove St.
The program will be present
ed by the Civil Defense com-
mitee, Miss Essie Davidson,
chairman. At this time a dem
onstration will be given by
three members of the Laurens
County Rescue Squad, Charles
Gray, chief, Paul Barnett and
James Kinard.
Mrs. Johnson
Entertains Club
Mrs. Eugene Johnson was
hostess to the members of the
Thursday Bridge Club at her
home on 901 N. Broad Street.
Fall flowers made the setting
for the two tables amUNPed for
play In the living room.
As members arrived they were
served a dessert course with
coffee followed with several pro
gression of bridge.
Mrs. T. C. Johnson Jr., was
winner for the afternoon play-off.
Mrs. Holcomb Gives
Program For SS Class
The Young Married Women’s
Sunday school class of Davidson
Street Baptist Church met Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Joel Cox.
Mrs. Gary Holcombe was guest
speaker and presented a pro
gram on “Christmas Ideas and
Arrangements.’’
Leadership Topic
Of B&PW Club
The theme for the meeting
of the Business and Profession
al Women’s Club on Tuesday
evening, November 10, was
“Opportunities for Leadership
in Public Affairs for Women.”
The meeting was held at the
Mary Musgrove Hotel, with the
President, Mrs. P. M. Pitts,
presiding. Mrs. Robert Johnson
gave the invocation, and Mrs.
Grace Connor, World Affairs
chairman, presented the pro
gram, featuring a film strip en
titled “Resources for Leader
ship,” in which several out
standing women in public af
fairs stressed the opportunities
that are open to women in this
field. Mrs. Dessie Jean Roberts
read the club collect as a con
clusion to the program.
At the business meeting which
followed, reports from the va
rious committees were heard,
and plans for Christmas-time
projects and other activities
were made.
Homecoming Queen Crowned
Miss Sandra Baker was crowned the 1964 Thorn-
well High Homecoming Queen during half-time fes
tivities in the Thornwell-Lockhart game Friday night-
She is pictured here with co-captains of the Thorn-
well team, Larry Cockrell, left, and Jacky Higgin
botham. In the action Lockhart squeezed an 18-13
win past the Thom well gridders—Photo by Dan Yar
borough.
Zone One Meeting
At Hut Saturday
Zone One of the American Le
gion Auxiliary, Department met
in Aiken at the American Legion
Hut on Saturday, with Unit No.
26 as hostess.
Following lunch, workshops for
chairmen of Child Welfare,
Membership, Scholarship and
Education, and Rehabilitation
Committees were held. Informa
tion on the plans for the S. C.
Department headquarters build
ing to be built in Columbia was
given. Each member of the Au
xiliary was asked to contribute
one dollar to the furnishing fund.
A Fall Rally will be held in Co
lumbia on Friday, November 13.
Attending the meeting from
Clinton were: Mrs. P. M. Pitts,
Mrs. L. O. Thomley and Miss
Essie Davidson.
November Meeting
Of UDC Members
The Stephen D. Lee Chapter
of the United Daughters of the
Confederacy met at the home
of Mrs. A. A. Ramage, Jr.,
for the November session. Miss
Louise Kern presided in the ab
sence of the president, Mrs.
W. W. Harris.
Mrs. P. M. Pitts had charge
of the program, giving a report
of the President General’s mes
sage in the United Daughters
magazine. Mrs. Irene Pitts as
sisted in giving several mes
sages from the magazine.
During the business session,
Mrs. A. A. Ramage, Jr., was
elected acting president.
During the social hour the
hostesses, Mrs. Ramage, Mrs.
Asa Davis. Miss Ruth Bailey
and Mrs. B. F. Wingard, serv
ed sandwiches, cakes and Rus
sian tea.
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HOSPITAL NEWS
‘ Patients currently at Bailey
Memorial Hospital include:
Laurens—Edward W. Brad-
berry and Hazel baby girt.
Cross Hill—Mrs. Lucille Wil
kie.
Newberry — Mrs. Nora F.
Boyce and Mrs. Elizabeth Car-
bosco.
Joanna—Mrs. Betty W. Mont,
joy and baby girl, Mrs. Jewell
Baker, Mrs. Louise Tucker and
Mrs. Joyce J. Trotter.
Clinton—DeShields baby boy,
Mrs. Mildred D. Smith, Mrs.
Lela Turner, Mrs. Barbara B.
Dallas, Mrs. Claudette H. Pow
er, Luther J. Franklin, Mrs.
Willie Mae Copeland, Mrs. Ag
nes B. Robinson, Homer W.
Anderson, Mrs. Beulah B. Pin
son, Hallie Griffin, Miss Con
stance Ownes, Mrs. Lillie Ward,
Miss Priscilla Anne Gaskins,
1,. C. Gooch, Ernest C. Vincent,
Sr., Charley L. Motte, Mrs. Car
rie P. McGraw, Mrs. Ernestine
Huskey, Laura Jean Owens,
Miss Agnes Davis, Mrs. Mary
R. Copeland, Overton B. King,
Mrs. Addle Ruth Hand, Mrs.
Grace B. Starnes and baby
girl, Mrs. Annette Y. Smith
and baby boy, William J. Rey
nolds, Jr., Mrs. Jezzie M.
Smith, Miss Lizzie Lou Young,
Mrs. Beatrice B. Hawkins, Cor-
rine L. Lofits, Miss Rebecca
Lee Reynoids, and Thomas W.
Beaman.
Colored patients include’
Mountville — Miss Elizabeth
Brown.
Cross Hill — Mrs. Yvonne
Johnson.
Saluda — Miss Mary Alice
Means.
Clinton—Grady Lee Carter,
Jr., Mrs. Laura Rhoden, David
Bates, Will Whitmore, John H.
Williams, Rufus Wayne Hill and
Mrs. Florence Cunningham.
Discharged patients include:
Joanna—Mrs. Linda W. Chap-
peU. i
Mountville — Charles Bannis
ter, Jr.
Enoree—Paul G. Hartsell.
Laureqs—Mrs. James H. Sul
livan and Mrs. Maggie S.
Campbell.
Clinton—Mrs. Mark Barnes,
Mrs. Loretta C. Bailey, Mrs.
Steve Allman and baby boy,
Thomas E. Addison, Jr., Mrs.
Doris Farmer, Mrs. Barbara
Crawford and baby boy, Bobby
Cheeks. Ginger Carter, Mrs.
Charles Pitts and baby girl,
Mrs. Julie Lusuk, Herman B.
Johnson, Russell lusti, Mrs.
Charles Hip and baby girl,
Mrs. Lonnie Hiers, Mrs. Henry
Bellue and baby girl, Monty
Owens. Mrs. Thomas Sanders,
Airs. Oia C. Mauldin, James A.
Williams, Mrs. Eleanor Fuller,
Mrs. Richard Clark and baby
girl, Charles A. hollis, Bill
Hughes Miss Sara Rebec c’i
Moore, Mrs. A. W. Moore and
baby boy, Robert Steven Bish
op, Bluford W. Blakely, Miss
Mary E. Madden.
Colored discharges include:
Joanna—Mrs. Ella L. Gray.
Clinton—John B. Copeland,
Mrs. Janie R. Watts, Miss Di
anne Peggy Grady, Mrs. Susie
Rice, Willie Mac Gary and
Mrs. Lela Priestly.
Mrs. Stump To Lead
Episcopal Women
Officers for 1968 were named
at the annual business meeting
of the Women of All Saints
Episcopal Church November 2,
with Mrs. A. B. Stump eoattnu-
ing to ; serve as president.
lira. John Rivers was sleeted
vice-president, Mrs. R. M. Tur-
and Mrs. R. B.
Bride-Elect And
Fiance Honored
In Summerville
Miss Jean Nelson and Dan
Rogge, whose wedding will be
an event of December, were
honored with a dinner party
November 1 by Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Jordan of Summerville,
uncle and aunt of the groom-
lect.
Dinner was served buffet
style from a prettily appointed
table which held an arrange
ment flanked by lighted tapers.
Miss Nelson was presented a
gift.
Methodist Circle
In Meeting Monday
The Ellie Hatton Circle of
Broad Street Methodist Church
Woman’s Society of Christian
Service met Monday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Jodie C.
McMillan on South Adair
Street. The chairman, Mrs. T.
J. Leake, presided over the
business session.
The program, “Where Can
The Young Mothers Get Help,”
was led by Mrs. J. V. Edwards,
with Mrs. Thomas P. Owens,
Mrs. J. B. Speake and Mrs.
S. C. Dunlap
During the social hour the
hostess served a pretty party
plate.
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Miss West Elected
Vice-President Of
State Nurses Assn.
Crapps-McCullough
Wedding To Be
Event of Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Tillman E.
Crapps of Rt., 2, Kinards, an
nounce the forthcoming mar
riage of their daughter, Hen
rietta, to Wayne Duke McCul
lough, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh McCullough, Rt. 3. New
berry. The wedding will take
plaice at 4 o’clock, November
14, at the Fairview Baptist
Church, Rt. 2, Kinards.
No formal invitations arp
being issued but friends and
relatives of the young couple
are invited.
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Department chairmen who
will serve for the coming year
include Mrs. J. B. Hart, wor
ship: Mrs. Rivers, Christian
education; Mrs. James Mac
donald, altar guild and Chris
tian social relations; Mrs. R.
B. Huff, college work; Mrs.
Bill Coleman, missions; Mrs.
Turner, promotion and public
ity, and Mrs. George Saunders,
United Thank Offering.
Others named include Mrs.
Macdonald, altar work and ser
vice of exchange; Mrs. Hel-
lams, church home for chil
dren; and Mrs. E. N. Sullivan,
Bena Dial scholarship and loan
fund.
The meeting of the North
western district of the Episco
pal church will take place No
vember 18 at Clemson. Dele
gates named were Mrs. Stump,
Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Turner, Mrs.
Macdonald and Mrs. Bailey
Dixon.
Carolina during their three-day
convention held in Greenville
last week. The new slate of 1965
officers was announced follow
ing three days of active cam
paigning and balloting by more
than 300 members of the Asso
ciation.
Miss West, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. P. B. West, of this city, is
a senior student nurse at Green
ville General Hospital School of
Nursing. She is also co-editor of
the school newspaper, “The
Tattler”. A 1962 graduate of
Clinton High School, she left
Sunday for Oteen, N. C., where
she will continue her training
for the next six weeks as part
of the training program at
Greenville General.
Recent Meetings
Of Study Club
The Wednesday Study Club
held its October meeting at the
home of Mrs. Thornwell Dun
lap on the Greenwood Highway.
Mrs. R. S. Owens, program
chairman for the afternoon,
presented an interesting and in
formative program on “The
Playgrounds of the Eastern
Coast.”
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On Wednesday, November 11,
With Mrs. Milam
The Sarah Glenn Circle of
Broad Street Methodist Church
met Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. W. C. Milam on
North Adair Street, with Mrs.
Ray Pitts, assistant hostess.
The business session was led
by the chairman, Miss Kate Mi
lam. The program on “A Look
At Ourselves As Christian Wom
en” was led by Mrs. Julian
Coleman, with Miss Elizabeth
Copeland assisting. Scripture
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