The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, December 16, 1965, Image 5
ClinU*. S. C n Thursday, Deccmbre It, 1965
Eastern Star Meeting,
jBmiquet^
1. Parrott Chap
iter of the Order of the Eastern
Star will meet Friday evening
for their December meeting at
7 p. m. at the Masonic Building.
At eight o'clock their aaaal
Christmas Banonet will be held
n the dining has of Presbyterian
College.
Ladies Compliment
Jr. and Mra. Mb *
Little entertained the neighbor!
informally at tea at the former's
home on Maple Street
Before a mirror on the man
tel, figurines, tall white candles
*,
Surprise Mrs. Stewart
On Birthday
..—The family of Mrs. B. C. Ste
wart entertained their mother
Sunday with a surprised birth
day dinner in the Gold Room of
the Mary Mus grove Hotel.
Among the family present wore
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. King, Mr.
acl Mrs. Homer C. Bodle and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Laagua
of this city; Mr. and Mrs. V. M.
i Grill and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bo
dle of Greenville.
Baptist Young Adult
Christmas Party
The Fellowship Hall of the
First Baptist Church was the
scene for the annual Christmas
party staged by members of the
Young Adult T. E. L. Sunday
School Clam.
Some thirty members and
their guests were present for the
occasion and enjoyed a three
course buffet dinner and social
hour.
The Christmas theme was car
ried out in decorating. Centering
the buffet table, a tall lighted
candle tree entwined with holly
and red berries were used. Each
of the individual tables were
adorned with an arrangement of
spruce, red berries, and tall
tapers.
After dinner, members enjoy-
* ed the exchanging of Christmas
gifts, story read by Jack Comp
ton, and singing of Christmas
carols.
add minature an#
Guests ware invited into the
dining room where coffee was
pored at a prettily arranged ta
ble covered with lace and can
tered with a small pink and
silver Christmas tree.
Refreshments __were served
buffet style.
Study Club (Meets
With Mrs. Wysor
Mrs. Robert Wysor entertain
ed the Wednesday Study Club
last week for‘/the December
meeting at bar borne on Maple
Stree.t
Before a mirror on the mantle,
white tapers In brass candle
holders, gold Christmas balls, a
madonna, and magnolia leaves
were used for adornment. Angel
figurines dressed in red and
green velvet decorated the pi
ano..
Mrs. Thornwell Dunlap was
chairman of the afternoon pro
gram and presented a varied
Christmas Musical program on
the stereo including a selection
by the Bison Glee Club, the Luth
eran Hour Choir and a number
of solos by Frank Boggs.
Guests were invited into the
dining room where refreshments
were served In buffet style. Cen
tering the table was a pink and
silver Christmas tree matching
the theme in the Chinese wall
paper. On the side board, silver
candelabra with white tapers
and pink ornaments were effec
tive.
Mrs. Ben Ivey assisted in en
tertaining.
Exchange Club
Has Annual Party
Members of the Exchange
Club and their wives and guests
gathered at the Mary Musgrove
Hotel Friday evening for their
annual Christmas Party.
ness in marriage with this man bridegroom very we
for the happiness of my children? is foe proper thing
Please advise me. MAGGIE. in this csss? Dal
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not be sacrificing the happiness r ^ Mto
you are entitled to, just because j ^ n^poasdto
JEWRY
At Girl Scout Meet
Representatives from
ton’s Girl Scout Troop 346 at- this other guy and she’s still
Board meeting at Camp Star wearing the bracelet I gave her.
Fort on Friday. This is a little too much for me
A comprehensive, organized to take, and I’m wondering if I
program was planned for fu- have the right to ask her to give
Mrs. Anthony (right) Gets Plaque from Mrs. L. S. Lockett ture scout meetings. ,the bracelet back. What do you
Representatives were Betty think? WALKING PAPERS
1 ’ Mrs. Oeland and Mrs. Anthony
DEAR SALLY - Alter jSS
A three course buffet lunch- seven dates with a certain bean- unnuai problem, and the best 14011 to the
eon was enjoyed folowed by tiful doll, I gave her an expen- way to handle it is with a firm dfar jfrry-_i# v m- kivit*-
special program presided over sive bracelet, and she seemed ha nd. Your children will get umd tion U to foe i
by president, Leonard Bishop, very thrilled and happy about to the idea in time, and I’m sure reolv is necessary - mmA the sond-
The Milltones of Greenville fur- this. Then about two weeks later they’ll learn to love their new w of . sift iToottoaaL It te
nished music for the occasion, she informed me that she was in 8 * 8111 “ *
A Christmas theme prevailed love with another fellow, that she
in decorations of red, green and was very sorry, but no more
g ° ld ceived a wedding invitation from tkm—and any wedding gift yaw
* off! Thi i 8 cour * e was a shocker ^ p^nts of the bride-to-be. I ever send is alwart dfaweted te
to me, but now, to make matters . nv jV “ . fun • -• ™ * _
DEAR SALLY —I have
a gift if you roctfva an» invitation
re- to both the wedding AND
ever send is
even worse I’m always running have never met either ^ bride the bride ’ 8 hom€ '
Clin- |„to h er at'different pteces with or hw parent! ’ but taow Ute taow her or net
whether yon
Bell and Vivian Harley, and DEAR WALKING PAPERS
leaders Mrs. James Hailey and i shouldn’t do this if I were you.
Honored by B&PW Club
Mrs. LarceU BaU.
Public Records
PROPERTY TRANSFERS
E. H. Reeves to Jasper Ridge-
After aU, this WAS a gift, and
gifts are usually given with no
strings attached. Rather, taka
this like a man, forget about the
bracelet, and find yourself a new
girl.
k ed 18 hours of telephone work way Martin, 10.84 acres in Dials , n DEA . R SALLY I ? £
x ea nours oi leiepnaae wor. ' • \0, and my parents are trying to
:: !??_T ch travel at her 0wn ex * ’ push me into marriage with a
B. G. Taylor to L. B. Stoddard
and E C. Stoddard. 17 acre, to that this man has a won-
Dials Township for $10.00 and “ ..IT,,
other considerations
James A
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The Clinton Business and Pro- centered at the Laurens County
fessional Women’s Club gave Health Center ni Laurens,
special tribute to two outetand- In assisting the physicians
ing women of Laurens County from the Greenwood Mental
who have given of their time Health Center, this often requlr-
and talents for volunteer work
in the city, county, and state
and were presented awards at pense.
a meeting of the club on Tues- Prior to this, and due to ill-
day evening at Presbyterian Col- ness, she continues helping oth-
lege. erg and from her bedside oper-
Receiving the awards were ate d a “Shut-in Club.”
"S. * Ar£™«£!iiHeSh Sunday School Class
iove “ d “ ,cre or
Mrs. James E. Oeland for her 7116 wuiin « Workers Sunday w
volunteer services at Whitten ? a 7, id ?® n stree * Clyde Armstrong, Jr., and Edna er a m in my second year of col-
Village. he . ld lt8 M a e ArmsU^ lots in Gray lege ^ part-time
With a small group of Cltoton to tatoce my educ.Uoa. But my
dish s u PP« r la *t Tuesday eve- siderations. family continues to put pressure
ning to the social haU of. the Mary Burts Bolt, Helen Bolt on me What do you adviSe? P. S.
cburcb ' Davis, Nancy Bolt Robertson, n^Ap p c tn vn»r
v, —^ . ... Christmas decorations of red Charles Bolt and Johnnie Bolt to aoex ro your
embto Mtototereto, ««• tonrtc. ^ tretmen and a bou- Robert EerlHmellnd Bette ‘“f’ “ d Uve , y0 ^ J*
project grew throughout the oupt frf k—„ pn tPr#.H »>* - .. 1,eue you’ve been planning it. Family
county and is now state-wide, iwes f oTth^Iston ^ ? ne - fourth , ac " oa pressure can t^venTunpleasant,
Many outstanding people, M Resale McKenzie class St ’’ L ^ irc ^’ £or ^ 100 ° I’ll admit—but an unhappy mar-
churches, and civic groups have president welcomed the’ mem- a a riage can ** much » much worse,
contributed entertainment to the , E11 , ,l ‘ b *“‘ Y « UI1 « Dlck An-
residents of Whitten Vllln(e. STchuif toe*Rev^Jto?dHe? Y T 0Un! 40 ~ ? op * DEAR SALLY - fm n happily
Through Mrs. Oealnd’s efforts, , Bav ’ invocation and Gantt ’ on Lauren8 st, » ^u - married woman, and work as the
many additional activities have Mrg ’ 3oe Campbell the devotion- rens ’ for * 10 ' 00 and otber c0nsid ‘ iwdvate secretary for a business-
derful character, is financially
~ w-YvIT'.-^a Dnil ,,„ 0 sound and would be a good pro-
V n ur-n... ^r However, I don’t love him
in the least, and in fact I don’t
want to be married to anyone for
. . _ . _. several years at least I have my
Marie A. Cosman to Walter ij ear i on being a school teach-
women, Mrs. Oeland organized
the Volunteer Services at Whit
ten Village- With her able lead-
been created. She arranged to "\' m ‘ erations. man. Every^now and then my
have the Christmas parade tour j-ter in thp pvpninp p«oh JamaB H. Callicutt and Audrey boss invites me to lunch with him
the entire campus so that each member „ xph __ epri cift _ d P- Callicutt to Walter E. Holmes, because it gives us the opportun-
child might view the parade as ninnpd a 101 on Lake Greenwood for $2,- ity to discuss business matters
it passed his building, and also a 800.00. informaUy. Both his wife and my
urged donations of gifts at JV* t U8 ; a r “ e fur * H. M. Cooper to Richard G. husband know about this, and
m.u Chapman, Sr., 40 acres for $10 think nothing of it. But I happen
C T 1 * tin ?* 13 ■_] T4nQ+<=»Q<ioQ an d other considerations. to know there is plenty of whls-
!** ^ w 1 ? 0Ste f SeS Olin Mundy to Harvey L. pering going on around our of-
ZZamUmI O 11 Wednesday Crawford and Martha M. Craw- flees about these luncheons.
alf fioitw nnrtipa Mrs Daniel E Orr and Mrs ford > lot southwest of Laurens Really, there has never been one
get-together parties. WiUiam S Hatton totota^d ,or > 10 00 - lovc aftectlon. Uttie thing out of the way be-
Her most recent project was ^ Wednegday afternoon with a Earl M - Counts to Robert L. tween my boss and me. We’re
entertainment for the non-ambu- brid ^ t ^ former’s Count8 > 2 46 acres for $5.00, love Just good friends and good bust
w Somf on^S Spa^iburi^ “ d ««ecUon. ness associates. So what do you
lant groups at the Medical Cen
ter. These residents can only
sing and dance with their eyes,
but they have responded readily
to this program.
Mrs. Anthony volunteered two
way.
Earl T. Wright and Sybil T. think about this? GIRL FRIDAY.
The lovely new colonial tvne“ Wright 10 Robert B * Wright and DEAR GIRL FRIDAY - I
home was decorated flroigtaA ER ^ b J tb B ’ Wri * ht ’ 4ot ^ y ° u>re wa8till iJS C>0 flr moCb
jvuu.au, yuauu^.^ vwu With the Christmas motif. In wa f ^ Eauren8 for < 1000 * ^ energy wonying about
£ Tip the entrance hell «n nnen Bible ^ affection. the whispering of certain weak-
A^V MMUBIfcStooSter to surrounded withptoe sprays md , °“ T ' r ^ T ho, !V^ Bur ; bu t «;- bodiM! Certtonly
CUnten, and totor undertook toe todnto.Ua bloom, wa. most ef- ^ «• »> «>
task as receptionist for the en- fective
tire county when offices were In the living room an elegant
arrangement centered around a
CARD OF THANKS madonna was used on the man-
We wish to thank everyone for tel with hurricane lamps filled
Mj Neighbors
lunching together.
the cards, flowers, and the
many kindnesses shown at the
death of our mother, Mrs. Giles
Sanders.
—MR. AND MRS JAMES
* (Buddy) SANDERS
Santa's • •
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with Christmas balls to each
side.
A pink arrangement of pom
poms graced the foble^ in the
dining room. To each side of
this pink tapers in sliver candel
abra were used. The den was
most attractive with pine spray*
across the entire length of the
mantel. Decorated pine cones
were used at points of interest
with tall red tapers.
Each of the individual tables
arranged in the den and living
room were graced with red poin-
settia and green holly centered
with Santa Claus atop a red
chimney.
Fruit cake and coffee were
served as guests were seated.
Following several progression of
bridge, Mrs. L. H. Lee and Mrs.
Mac Milam were prize winners.
B&PW Meeting
Held Tuesday
The December meeting of the
Clinton Business and Profession
al Women’s Club was held Tues-
dy evening in Greenville Hall
at Presbyterian College.
President, Mrs. P. M. Pitts
presided and welcomed special
guests, Mrs. Marjorie Poole,
Mrs. Addis Wilkes, Mrs. Andy
Young, Mrs. Mary Adams,
Grady Chandler, Harold Power,
and Earl Stewra. Mrs. Robert
Johnson also introduced new
club members, Mrs. Wyatt Led
ford, and welcomed her into the
club.
Mrs. Johnson, program chair
man for the evening, introduced
a group of Pi Kappa Phi Frater
nity members from Presbyterian
College who, under the direction
of the Rev. Zeb Williams, gave
several Christinas carol
tions. Also Included In the
gram was a comedy skit "Break
Plus Wisdom” given by Mrs. L.
S. Lockett, Mrs. Morris Sey
mour, Miss Essie Davidson,
, Miss Joyce Dunaway, and Mrs.
Johnson.
A special itert of the
.was the presentation 1 of
[award given by the club'to Mrs.
iW. L. Anthony for her services
[rendered to the Area Y
(Health Program. The
was made by Mrs. Lockett
award was to be made
Mrs. Janies E. Oeland for her
is given at Whitten VH-
but she was unable to at-
due to illness.
The meeting was adjourned
the club collect led by
in. Grace Connor.
“Tell you what—I’ll hold
him and you give him the
needle.”
DEAR SALLY — I’m a widow
of 37, with two children — a boy
^f 8, and a girl of 10. For the past
year I have been going with a
fine man of 39, and we both know
that we are deeply in love and
want to be married. He has al
ways gotten along wonderfully
with my children, and they have
always seemed very fond of him
— until a few days ago. I told
them that we were thinking
about getting married, and this
set up a big crying spell. They
admitted that they like the man,
but say they want him just for
a'friend, not a daddy. Now I’m
in a real quandry. Should I
sacrifice my chances for happi-
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