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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Piedmont District
PPresidents Meet '
At Woodruff Sept. 28
The East Piedmont District
Presidents’ Meeting of the Gar
den Club of South Carolina will
be held on Tuesday, September
28, 1901, at the First Presbyter
ian Church, 360 E. Georgia
Street, Woodruff, like Yoodhiff
Garden Clubs invin alt Board
Members of the Girden ’Club of
South Carolina, Past State
Presidents, Council Presidents,
District Chairmen, Club Presi
dents, and garden club mem
bers to attend.
Following registration at 10:00
a. m., the meeting will begin
promptly at 10:30' a. m. with
Mrs. Fred E. Holcombe of Clin
ton, District Director, presid
ing. During the business ses
sion, State Chairmen will pre
sent plans for the garden club
work for the coming year;
therefore, it Is very important
that all garden clubs of the
East Piedmont District be rep
resented.
Honor Guest Speaker will be
Mrs. S. Wayne Gamble, Sr., of
Lane, President of the Garden
Club of South Carolina.
Reservations for the Dutch
luncheon should be made by
Friday, September 24, 1905, to
Miss Beatrice Arnold, P. O. Box
229, Woodruff.
Iris Garden Club
To Meet Wednesday
The Iris Garden Club will
meet Wednesday, September
22, at the home of Mrs. Sidney
Bonds in Bon Aire Acres at
3:30. Co-hostess will be Mrs.
Allen Young. The guest speak
er will be Mrs. Clifford Smith
of Kinards, who will talk on
' Flower Arranging and Family
Fred Burnett, Sr.,
Honored With Party
Employees of Maxwell Bro
thers Furniture Store and their
wives joined in honoring Fred
Burnett upon his retirement
with the company, Thursday
evening, September 9th in the
Hospitality Room of the Mary
Musgrove Hotel.
A miniature rocking chair
adorned with seasonal flowers
made the lovely centerpiece on
the dinner table. It also was a
reminder at Mr. Burnett’s Job
selling household furnishings
with Maxwell Brothers Furni
ture, since 1938 when the store
was opened in Clinton.
After playing ten games of
Bingo for prizes, Mr. Burnett
was presented a cake and
a new 21 inch Admiral Port
able TV as a token of apprecia
tion for his long service.
“IF
YOU’VE
SEEN
ONE,
YOU’VE
SEEN
THEM
ALL”
. . . It’s true that most passbooks look alike . . . but
it’s where that does make the difference. In this area
it’s Citizens Federal for your money.
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CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE i l A%
Flower Show Schools
Are Scheduled
It has been announced by
Mrs. Wayne Gamble, Sr., Pres
ident of the Garden Club of
South Carolina, that the follow
ing Flower Show Schools will be
held this fall. Course Hi will be
held this fall. Course III will
offered at Spartanburg dn Oc
tober 20. 27, and 28. Mrs. L. S.
Galloway is Chairman and the
instructors are Mrs. R. G.
Beardsley, of Atlanta, Georgia,
for Flower Arrangements, and
Mrs. C. P. Townsend of Abbe
ville for Horticulture and Flow
er Show Practice.
Course IV will be offered in
Columbia, on November 8, 9,
and 10. Mrs. Malcolm Rattray,
will be Chairman. Mrs. Harry
A. Gwinner of Atlanta, Georgia,
will be the instructor for Flower
Arrangements, and Mrs. C. P.
Townsend of Abbeville will be
the instructor for Horticulture
and Flower Show Practice.
Senator Dobbins ^
Speaks To Club
The September meeting of the
Clinton Business and Profession
al Women’s Club was held Tues
day evening, September 14th, at
the Mary Musgrove Hotel. Mrs.
P. M. Pitts, president, presided.
Mrs. Harold Power, program
chairman, introduced guest
speaker, State Senator from Lau
rens County, W. C. Dobbins.
Senator Dobbins gave an very
intriguing talk on our county,
state and Federal government,
bringing out interesting points
to the group that are of concern
to women in business and profes
sional positions.
During the business meeting,
Miss Dollie Culbertson of Lau
rens, chairman of District 3,
Northwest Area of the B and P
W Clubs was present and brought
greetings from the State Federa
tion and gave information on the
District 3 meeting to be held in
Clinton, October 12, with the
Clinton Club as hostess.
Among other business discus
sed was the Fall Board Meeting
to be held September 24 and 25
at the Clemson House. Anyone
wishing to go must contact Mrs.
Pitts so reservations may be
made. Another event for the
coming fall season is the Inter-
Club Bar-B-Q sponsored by the
Laurens Exchange Club. This
event will be held at the Laurens
County Fair Ground, Thursday,
October 14.
Mrs. Gary Holcombe was wel
comed as a new member and
Miss June Adair and Mrs. Dob
bins as club guests.
Senator and Mrs. Dobbins were
remembered with a gift from the
club.
JANET CAROLYN POOLE
Miss Poole Engaged
To Mr. West
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Holmes
Poole of Clinton announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Janet Carolyn, of Clinton and
Columbia to James Lewis West
of Inman and Columbia. Mr.
West is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl West of Inman.
Miss Poole is a graduate of
Anderson College and South
Carolina Baptist Hospital School
of Nursing.
Mr. West attended Spartan
burg Junior College and is
presently a student in the School
of Pharmacy at the University
of South Carolina.
The wedding is planned for
November 20 in Clinton.
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Clinton High Band
To Entertain
Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxili
ary will have their first fall
iR£et|ng next Tuesday, Septem
ber Zl, with a picnic supper at
the Moore’s Cottage on Lake
Greenwood.
Members are asked to bring
a picnic lunch and meet at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Perry
Moore on 106 E. Maple St., at
5:30 o’clock to leave in a group
for the meeting.
The Clinton High School
Band, under the direction of
Harry Bouknight, will be the
entertainment for the evening.
Members are urged to be pres
ent.
Methodist Circles
To Meet Monday
The Elbe Hatton Circle will
meet Monday, September 20, at
3:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs.
S. C. Dunlap.
The M a y n e Johnson Circle
will meet Monday, September
20, at 3:30 with Mrs. H. J.
Pitts.
Mrs. Mimnaugh
Entertains Club
Mrs. John Mimnaugh enter
tained members of her bridge
club and additional guests last
Thursday with a luncheon at the
Cecil P. Wilson home on Ansel
Drive.
Arrangements of mixed fall
flowers were used in the card
rooms where ten tables were in
play following lunch which was
served buffet style from the
prettily appointed dining table.
Centering the table was a large
silver epergne filled with pink
roses and pink begonia.
Following the games the club
hgh award was presented Mrs.
Bailey Dixon, and the visitor’s
award to Mrs. Robert Grube.
Mrs. Reese Young, Jr., received
the consolation prize.
Mrs. Rimer Hostess
To Lutheran Group
The Lutheran Women of St.
John’s Church met Monday at
the home of Mrs. Shelton Rimer,
with Mrs. Martin Kriegel as co
hostess. Mrs. J.«E. Boyce pre
sented an interesting program in
skit form on “Our Neglect of
Underprivileged children.”
During the social period the
hostess, assisted by her daugh
ter, Kathy, served refreshments.
The next meeting Is October
4 at 7:45 p. m. at the home of
Mrs. T.M. Sease, Sr., on North
Adair Street. Mrs. W. S Werts
will be co-hostess, and Mrs. J.
R. Reynolds will have charge
of the program.
Sarah Glenn Circle
In September Meet
The Sarah Glenn Circle of
Broad Street Methodist Church
met Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. Louise Hilton on
Musgrove Street. Assistant host
esses were Mrs. Joe Davidson
and Mrs. Tan Ray.
Miss Kate Milam, circle chair
man, presided over the business
session and the program, based
on the Beatitude, “Blessed are
the Peace Makers,” was led by
Mrs. Joe Bonds. An interesting
story taking place in the Belgian
Congo was given by Miss Eliza
beth Copeland.
Following the closing prayer,
a dessert course was served.
Century Club Meet
With Mrs. Weersing
The first meeting of the Cen
tury Club will take place Tues
day afternoon, September 21, at
the home of Mrs. Marc C. Weer
sing at 4 o’clock.
All members are urged to at
tend this first meeting.
HOSPITAL HEWS
Patients currently at Bailey
Memorial include:
Newberry — Richard Steer.
Cross Hill — Mark Morse, Mrs.
Linda Lee Floyd.
Whitmire — Ben Murphey.
Mountville—Mrs. Eva Leaman.
Laurens—Daniel Pulley, Aman
da Kuykendall, Pauline Walker.
Joanna—Mrs. Bertha Holcom
be, Faye Gaskins, Mrs. Agnes
Bowers, Mrs. Edna Ballard, Le
roy Couch Mrs. Pearl Widner,
Higgins Baby Girl, Mrs. Victoria
Whitlock.
Kinards — Elliott Wilson.
Clinton — J. D. Hairston, Sr.,
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Willie Clark, John Smith, Mrs.
Rachel Hollingsworth, Mrs. Ma
rie Goggins, Lila Thmoznpson,
Mrs. Bessie Hill, Rosa Young,
Lloyd Taylor Roecoe Bryan, Her
man Phipps, Mrs. Maggie Camp
bell, Johnny Young, Euglna
Roach, Charles Waldron, Deb
orah Lynn McCall, Mrs. Martha
Ray, Mrs. Betty Thomas, Mfs.
Dorothy Mae Sanders, Mrs.
Frances Evans and baby boy,
Mrs. Brenda Pace and baby girl,
Mrs. Lillie Deyton, Mrs. Louise
Crowell, Mrs. Naomi Galloway,
Mrs. Mary Motes, Mrs. Betty
Marler, Mrs. Louise Stinnett.
Discharged patients include:
Manning—Bob Herlong.
Waterloo—William Pinson.
Cross Hill—Alice Bishop, Mrs.
Evelyn Grant and baby girt.
Laurens—Lana Sue Stephens,
Leroy Workman, Jr., and Leroy
Harris.
Joanna — Willie Mae Higgins
and Ricky Barbour.
Clinton—^frsr^eorrie Compton,
Roberta Dempsey, Mrs. Bertha
Gary, Mrs. Sara May McMorris
and baby boy, Mrs. Rachel Mar
tin, Mrs. Mary Ellen Anderson,
Mrs. Eloise Harvey and baby
girl, Martha Horton, Mrs. Carrie
Bell Hunt, William Jones, Geor-
gianna Jeter Mrs. E:
Allen King,
Mrs. Linda Taylor
girt,
Cum _ ____
ry Elders John
Clara Milam,
Mrs. Sandra
rice Smith, Axilee
Betty Webb, Dondre Rice,
baby boy, Mrs. Bessie
and baby girl.
Personal
m.
Miss Sara Midtar, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. RiAs Sadler, will
enter Trinity College in Washing
ton, D. C., this week as a mem
ber of the freshman class.
The Rev. Hugh Eichelberger
and family of Hendersonville, N.
C., were 'guests of his mother,
Mrs. H. L. Eichelberger on Sun
day.
Among the Winthrop College
students home for the weekend
were Misses Kay Hatton, Judy
Davis, Murietta Summerville,
Sally Walker, Diane Pitts and
Diane Asbill, who also had as
her guests her roommate, Miss
Pat Harrison of Columbia and
Miss Margaret McLeod of Che-
raw.
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