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t tj 1 * ‘ Clinton, S. C., Thursday, Decemper 1,1966 V . S 1 „ ’ - ' THE CLINTON CHRONICLES 7.. • \ , 9 L.,‘- Club News Telephone 833-0541 Simpsons Celebrate 25th Anniversary Cross Hill — Mr. and Mrs. W. Alex Simpson were hon ored by mgfltibers o£ Mrs,. Simpson’s family with a drop- in celebrating their 25th wed- day, October 29, at the Simp son’s home in Cross Hill. Welcoming the guests at the door were Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Finley and Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Leaman. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hughes invited them into the living room where the honored couple along with their children ; Peggy, Sue, and Bruce received along with the Rev. C. L. Boyter, who married Mr. and Mrs. Simp son in 1941. Their eldest son, Ensign Wilford A. Simpson of Lakehurst, N. J. was unable to be present. Mr. andiMrs. T. L. Mad dox Jr. presided at the guest register while Mrs. G. L. Coats presided at the punch bowl assisted by the following nieces of the honorees, Mrs. Larry Blackwell, Mrs. Stew art Johnston, Miss Wanda Tripp, and Mrs. W. E. Tumb- lin. Receiving the guests in the gift room were Mrs. W. E. Hughes, and Miss Clara- bell Hill. Bidding the guests goodbye were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tripp, Mrs. E. R. Austin. Mrs. Harold Austin and Mrs. J. H. Coleman. The living room was artis- tistically decorated with ar rangements of pink chrysan themums. Elsewhere in the home arrangements of white mums and gladioli were used. Some 175 friends and rela tives called between the hours of 6 and 9 p.m. Sun Bonnet Club i Has Tea, Bazaar Monday afternoon the Sun Bonnet Garden Club enter tained with a tea and bazaar at the home of Mrs. John T. Young on Broad Street. Members and guests as sembled in the spacious home adorned with bowls of camel lias. Burning fires created a charming atmosphere. Guests were invited into the dining room where refresh ments were served from a beautifully appointed tea ta ble. White chrysanthemums arranged in espergne effect centered the table and party dainties were served in buf fet style. Mrs. William J. Henry poured coffee from a silver service. Assistant hqgt^sses includ ed Mrs. Locke Simons, Mrs. John Daniluk, and Mrs. Wil liam Henry. Debutantes Are Given Parties WMU To Observe Week of Prayer 5 — 3:30 Preacher” Thurs. Dec. 8 — Patterson Circle — ‘‘Behold 3:30. Him as Healer” Tues., Dec. Runyan Circle — ‘‘Behold The season’s debutantes, The W.M.U. Week of Pray- 6 “ 3: ^’ Him as Savior” Fri. Dec. 9 — who will be presented Decern-cr for Foreign Missions will . ,^ r uT arson „ t/ir 5 e t,, 1 !, 6 ’ 3 „/.. ber 29 at the first Cotillion be observed at the First Bap- J° ld * im f Teacher Wed . f watts Circle - ‘My Eyes Dec. 7 — 7:30 p.m. Have Seen Thy Salvation” Business Woman’s Business Club Debutante Ball, were tist Church Dec. 4 through honored at a series of parties 11, using the theme ‘‘Behold given here during the Thanks- the Lamb of God”. Afternoon circles ordinarily Circle ‘‘Behold Him as Q)tillion Club Has Winter Dance giving holiday week-end. On Friday morning, Mrs. meetin S this week wiI1 be held UDC's To Have Horace Payne, Sr., Mrs. Prin- at 3:30 o’clock, one half hour /-hrictmnc Pnrtw The Winter dance of the gle Copeland, Sr., and Mrs. b °f or e the Week of Prayer V^nribimuS runy Clinton Cotillion Club will be William Brooks Owens were P r og ram - At these meetings, The Stephen D. Lee Chap- held on Friday evening at hostesses at a breakfast hon-OPPO^ 1111 *^ w *^ be given for ter of the United Daughters the Mary Musgrove Hotel, oring their niece, Miss Mary contributin g to tb e Lottie of th e Confederacy will^have Dinner will be served at 8:00 Ellen Cornwall, at’ the Cecil M Q9 p Offering to Foreign its annual Christmas party on p.m. followed by dancing to P. Wilson home o n Ansel Missions. Thursday (tonight) Dec. 1 at the music of Harry Bouk- D r i ve The circles will present the 7:30 p. m. at the home of night and his Orchestra from Arrangements of yellow and following topics: Mon., Dec. Mrs'. Perry Moore. 9 until 1. white chrysanthemums were used in the den, where punch Carnival Earns $1,028.32 Greenwood Club To Have Holiday House and Bazaar Greenwood — “Christmas As We Like It” will be the theme for the Greenwood Wo man’s Club Holiday House and Bazaar to be held Dec. 1-2 at the Pinecrest Drive home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Whitfield Perry. Miscellaneous handmade, gifts, knit articles, doll dress es, children’s clothes, Christ mas tree ornaments and holi day foods will be sold from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m. and from 7-9 p.m. durtng the two day tour. Tickets may be purchased for $1 at the door. Avery Smith and Harry Bolick (pictured left to right) are shown above presenting H. L. Shealy, principal of Hampton Avenue Elementary School, a check for $1,028.32, proceeds received from the recent Halloween Carnival. Smith and Bolick were co-chairmen of the carnival sponsored by the Hampton Avenue Parent-Teacher Association. The funds will be used toward purchasing library ma terials for the school.—Yarborough Photo. Miss Varner Feted With Tea Table Settings To Be Displayed was served. The table, which was centered by an arrange ment of pink carnations, held covers for the eighteen deb utantes and other guests, who included Misses Mary Net tles, Ann Addison, and Susie Davis. The motif of the honorees’ corsages, which were present ed to them by the hostesses, was repeated in the place cards of white miniature mums and white net. Mr. and Mrs. Posey W. Copeland, Jr., the latter from Sumter, were hosts to the debutantes and their guests Mrs. Francis Blalock and Residents of Clinton and Fri( ^ a y night at a dance in Mrs. James Von Hollen com- surrounding towns will have l 10 " 0 ^ 01 t ^ e |1 for T er S , daugh " an opportunity to see the ter ’ Mlss SaUle Copeland, at plimented Miss Connie Var- Births Horton Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. Hort on announce the’ birth of a son, James Ralph, on Nov. 22, at Bailey Memorial Hos pital .Mrs. Horton is the form er Lou Jones Cornwell. They also have a daughter, Martha, age 5. Century Club Guest Speaker The Centifry Club will hold it^ December meeting on Tuesday, bee. 6 at 4:00 o’clock, with Mrs. Robert Wy- sor as hostess. The club will _have as guest speaker, Mrs. William Dodenhoff. 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Miss day, December 6, at Hodges was to the music of the “Clas- Varper is the bridc-elcct of Hall, Broad Street Methodist sics from Johnston. Johnny Johnson of this city. Cburch from 3 t 0 9 p. m. The buffet table was cen- ^ . 1J . , Table settings, formal and tered by an arrangement of Their wedding will be an j nforma i holiday and anni- yellow daisy chrysanthe- event of December 22 in Roy- versaries, and categories of mums, flanked by silver can- ston. themes to interest any age delabrae. Punch and hors’ The hostesses met guests group will be displayed. douvres were served, with at the entrance dot^r from 4 Olticers of the Clinton Gar- Mrs. Ralph \ ance of Johnston to 6 .pm. and invited them Club Council are Mrs. assisting the hostesses in en- into the living room where Gary Holcomb, President; tertaining. Mis. Dillard Milam presented Mr s- Don Creighton, vice- Miss Connie Roberts of At- them to the honorec and her president; and Mrs. Allen lanta, Ga., was an out-of mother, Mrs. Wayne Varner, Young, secretary and treasur- town guest for the occasion, and the groom-elect’s moth- er - er, Mrs. Eugene Johnson. Later the guests were in- Carolina Wren Club vited into the dining room i i where a prettily appointed Visits OoklOne Shop buffet table of party dainties The home of Mrs. J. R. King, the latter of Summer- was arranged. Hot tea was Reynolds on Elizabeth Street v ille Ga. served from a silver service. wa s the setting for a business Guests were greeted bv Assisting m the dining room meeting of the Carolina Wren Miss B etty Black and Miss were Mrs. J. B. Hart, Mrs. Garden Club, Monday after- Betsy King, the latter also of Ansel Godfrey, and Mrs. Tom noon, tfbvember 28. -Pink gla- Summerville. Addison- dioli, white mums, and pink The buffet table, which was Receiving guests in other sasanquas decorated the liv- covered with a yellow cloth, rooms were Mrs. Milton ing room and dining area. was centered by a two-tiered Moore, Miss Janice Pinson, l\lrs. Rhett Adair gave the 3rr a ngement of yellow and Miss Dot Taylor, Mrs. John opening devotional using the white chrysanthemums and Finney Jr. and Mrs. Guy Thanksgiving theme. Mrs. snap( j ra g ons Blakely of Woodruff. Clarence Stinett, president, Covers were laid at small Adorning the home were presided over a brief business tables in the den, where the lovely arrangements of lav- session, welcoming Mrs. E. centerpieces were small ar- ender chrysanthemums and B. Keesler, a visitor. rangements of yellow and greenery in the living room. Mrs. Hugh Ray, therapy white mums. Place cards held The dining room das appoint- chairman, appointed a com- nosegays of pink roses and ed with a silver epergne of mittee to make Christmas butterflies, denoting the ”so- Sweetheart roses and white gifts for the Veteran’s trays. 1 r ja| huttprflv’’ nf thn <u>a«;nn pom poms. Yellow chrysan- Following refreshments of 7 * V themums were used in other cake, nuts, and coffee, the M rs Robert P. Hamer and receiving rooms. members assembled at the M rs Geoage R. Blalock were Miss Varner was remem- Oakland Shop where they hostesses at a discotheque bered with a corsage and a viewed the display of Christ supper party Saturday eve- gift of silver from the host- mas gifts and arrangements. ninL , a * i akesido Countrv Club esses. Mrs. Joel Cox assisted Mrs. honoring their daughters, Among out-of-town guests Reynolds as hostess, was Miss Nancy Addison of Hartwell, Ga. Go|f ^ Decorations Viewed By Garden Club To Meet Next Week Tht Lakeside Ladies Golf Association will meet Tues- Brehmer on S. Adair Street house. Come and play golf was the setting for the No- or bridge. Call Mrs. C. W. vember meeting of the Yel- Copeland for reservations, low Jessamine Garden Club * held Monday afternoon, No vember 28. “Christmas Decorations and Ideas” was the theme of the program led by Mrs. Ronald Burnside. Members made ar- School District 56 School Lunch Menu Week of Dec. 5-9 Misses Mary Jane Addison, MONDAY Milk, hot dogs with chili, rangements and Christmas mustard, onions, vegetable mer ’ ideas which were~displayed slaw potato sticks, hot dog Miss ! and later viewed and judged, bun, butter, peach pie. Patricia Frytogle, Patricia While members were vtew- rnrircriAv Ferguson of Greenville, Jane ing the arrangements and M;11 , TTtT* ^ «. 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