The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 12, 1967, Image 5
S- C-. Thursday, January ^, 19fi7.
THE CWNTON CHBOMCIE
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Social
Events
Miss Robinson
Named Counselor At
Greenville Hospital
, Miss Mary Frances Robin
son will begin her new duties
at the Greenville General Hos
pital as counselor and advi
sor to the student nurses on
January 23. She was gradu
ated from Winthrop College
in December with a B. A.
degree ip sociology.
Miss Robinson served under
the' Baptist Home Mission
Board as a student summer
missionary in Port Arthur,
• Tpxas, in the summer of 1965.
This past summer, she worked
with the Laurens County Wel
fare Department as a case-
aid.
She is the daughter oi; Mr.
and Mrs. William W. Robin
son of Route 1, Clinton.
Auxiliary
To Meet
The American Legion Auxi-
J liary will meet Tuesday even
ing; at the home of Mrs. Perry
Moore on E. Mapie St., at 8
o’clocRT
The program will be on na
tional defense.
Century Club
To Have Meet
The Century Club will meet
on Tuesday, Jan. 17 at 4:00
o’clock. The hostess will be
Mrs. Powell Fraser. The nar
rator, Mrs. Frank Boland will
use as her subject, “Rivers
of Ice”.
All Saints" Group
In Meet Monday
Mrs. Bailey Dixon, newly in
stalled president, presided ov
er a meeting of the Women
of All Saints Episcopal
Church which took place Mon
day morning at the home of
Mrs. J. B. Hart, out-going
president, on Cedar Street.
A Bible study and a pro
gram on Christian social re
lations, a department of the
woman's work of the. Episco
pal • Church, were presented
by Mrs. R. Michael Turner,
following the opening devotion
al led by Mrs. Hart.
During the business sesion,
reports were made by the sec
retary, Mrs. E/ N. Sullivan
and by the treasurer, Mrs.
James Shakespeare. Mrs.
James Macdonald, pltar guild
chairman, listed the schedule
for the coming year.
The Women of All Saints’
Church will be represented
by Mrs. Shakespeare at an
interdenominational meeting
January 24 at Greenville Din
ing Hall, Presbyterian Col
lege, when members of local
women’s church organisa
tions, will hear Leighton Ford,
who is to conduct the Laur
ens County Crusade for Christ
here January 22-29.
Mrs. Dixon and Mrs. Miles
Powell, vice - president of
the group, are to be official
delegates to the annual con
vention of the Women pf the
Church which is to take place
January 24-25 -nj the Church
of the Redeemer, Greenville.
Mrs. Hart and Mrs., Mac-
dopald were named to a spe
cial committee in- charge of
procuring housekeeping sup
plies and equipment for the
church.
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Jackson-Davenport
Announcement
Laurens — Mrs. Mary Ev
ans announces the marriage
of her daughter, Rebecca Ann
Jackson, of W-55 Independ
ence Ave., to Wilton L. Dav
enport, Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilton L. Davenport, Sr.
of 216 College Place. The wed
ding was solemnized on De
cember 24 at the home of the
bride’s grandmother, Mrs.
Maude Sumeral of W-55 In
dependence Ave.
tatematioaal Favorite
zona loves a great dnefaea dish — and
itale is |ast that The bird wears a crisp
of crumbs 'and cheese enlivened with herbs. Spread
soft-type margarine on die skin — arid see how readily
the.coating clings. There’s no need to wait for the margarine to
soften; it contains pure liquid safflower oil and is already soft
Adds juiciness and fine buttery flavor, too. Once coated, all you
have to do is bake the bird. Invite Baked Chicken Continentale
to make-its-local debut in your own kitchen.
Baked Chicken Continentale
% broiler-fryer chickens (2 to 2V&
frinmnmm €aC j*^ quartered
S^ eup^soft-type margarina containing
_ Squid safflower oil k
dove garlic, crushed
cup fine dry bread cm os' '
edParmess
Mr. Daniluk
Speaker at
B&PW Meet
The Business and Profes
sional Women’s Club met at
the Mary Musgrove Hotel
Tuesday, January \Q, with the
president, Mrs. Robert John
son, presiding. Mrs. Andy
young, Jr.; gave the invoca
tion, and the program was
presented by the Pergonal De
velopment Committee, Mrs.
Gary HolcQji}b, Chairman.
Mrs. Holcomb introduced .
John Qaniluk, administrative
assistant at Presbyterian Col- v 1
lege, who demonstrated the ^
reading machine which the * V -
Club has purchased as a pub- » ..•
lie service. Mr. Daniluk ex- Missionary <0
plained the advantages qt WeHheeriav
using such a machine for the f * T^egnesaay
improvement of. reading speed-At |L|l^hgrai1 CnljrCn ,
and comprehension. He stated Miss Anna Saf, missionary
that k of the three speed- ’to Tanzania, will speak in
reading courses that he has St. John’s Lutheran Church
Mrs. Foy Honored
Upon Retirement
Mrs. G. N. Foy, native of
Laurens, who retired the first
of the year as an executive
secretary of the Joanna plants
of Greenwood Mills was hon
ored on Friday, Dec. 16, at
a luncheon in the Communi
ty House given by the super
visors and office staff. Shar
ing honqfs with Mrs. Foy was
Miss Kiltie Moseley who has
served for 13 years as ad
ministrator of the' Joanna
Hospital and has been em
ployed by the company since
1949. Mrs. Foy has been with
wuo q,mQa S ««fa ine ; the firm since 1943.
reading machine which the , ‘ • £ - f .. „ , ...
.Mrs. Foy and Miss Mose
ley wore presented silver
, trays on the occasion.
Officers and staff members
of the Greenwood Mills or
ganization were guests at the
luncheon.
Mrs. Foy who has made
had, he most enjoyed and'Wednesday, ,lan. 18, at 7:30 l ’ < ' r ln Jo ‘ mna for a
derived most benefit from the 5.m. • ' number of years, has returned
to Laurens to make her home
and is residing wtih her sis-
West Main St.
Riddle, on
cup grated-Parmesan cheese
Ya cup chopped parsley
1 teaspoon tarragon, thyme, CT rosemarj
Wx teaspoon dry mustard <
Births
MANN
Mr. and Mrs.^Kenneth Mann
SprinHe chicken quarters on both sides with salt. Corribmi
iece of wax paper, combine
tarragon, and ary mustard.
. . »des with margarine-garlic mix-
dip iq bra i crumb mixture to coat well. Place on foil-lined
paq. Bat J in 375° F* even for X hour and 15 minutes, until
use of the machine such as * Dr. E. Bryan Keisler, in-
the one purchased by the local terim pastor, stated that Miss
Club, having increased his Saf’s appearance will be of
own speed of reading by ap- interest to all who are inter-
proximately nine hundred ested in foreign missionary
words per minute during the work.
twenty-lesson course. * A native of Minnesota, Miss
The machine is simple to op- Saf received her education in
erate and is to be used by one that state—graduating in 1948
person at a time. Anyone who with the R.N. degree from announce the birth of a son,
is interested in improving his Swedish Hospital School of John Kevin,, oh January 5 at
reading skills through the use Nursing, and attending North- Bailey Memorial Hospital,
of the machine should contact west Institute of Medical They have two other chil-
ahy member of the Business Technology, Vocational Nurs- dren, Kathy and Kenny. Mrs.
and Professional Women’s tag School in Minneapplis and Mann is the former Kay Tho-
Club, or Mrs. Johnson. The the Lutheran Bible Institute, mas, daughter of Mr. and
course consists of twenty les- M r s. J- C. Thomas.
sons which require afeout Methodist GfOUP
thirty minutes each. t w xi i \ * j.
In Monthly Meet
The Sarah Glenn Circle of
Broad Street Methodist
Church met Monday evening
Patients currently in,Bailey at the home of Mrs. Davis V.
Jacobs Entertain
With Parties
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jacobs
Jr. complimented neighbors
and friends with New Year
Parties on Monday, Jan. I,
and on Thursday Jan. 5. The
occasions were held at their
home on S. Adair St. Guests
called between the hours of
7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
The party tables were ar
ranged with a white cover
and centered with an arrange
ment of red and white gladioli
and chrysanthemums. Other
arrangements .in the homfc
carried out the same color
note. Punch and coffee was
served with light party pick
ups, decorated for the occa
sion.
Mrs. J. F. Jacobs. Sr. as
sisted her son and daughter-
in-law in serving.
Mrs. Arnold Is
Bridge Hostess
Mrs. J. B. Arnold was host
ess to the members of her
bridge club last Thursday af
ternoon at her home on W.
Walnut Street.
Two tables were arranged
for play in the living room.
Upon assembly of members,
talleys were chosen and se
veral progressions of bridge
played. During progressions,
coffee and party assortments
were served. Mrs. Dillard Mi
lam Jr. was high score for
the afternoon.
Hospital News
Pitts on Shapds St., with Mrs.
““ ‘ R. Pitts assistant host-
Spirited performer
Methodist Circles U. D. C.'s Have
To Meet Monday Interesting Meet
Circles |of Broad Street On January 5 the Stephen
Metho4ist phurch will meet D. Lee Chapter of the United
Monday as follows: Daughters of the Confederacy
The Wesleyan Guild will met at the home of Mrs. Pre- Memorial:
meet at 8 o’clock Monday ry Moore. The co-hostesses Clinton: J.. B. Patterson, Ethel
everting with Mrs. P. M. Pitts were Mrs. Moore, Mrs. M. Nicole Jacobs, Mrs. Dolly e$s.
on the Spartanburg Highway. C. Poole, and Mrs. B. F. Lusk, Ben Tillman, Ellis Mrs. 4. M. Hatton, circle
The Mayme Johnson circle Wingard. Dendy, Mrs. Vivian Cofield, chairnum led a short business
will meet at 3:30 with Mrs. Miss Agnes Davis gave in- James Couch, Charles A. Hoi- session pfipr to the program,
Hubert Pitts on E. Carolina formation as well as amusing lis, Sr., E. C. Vincent. Mrs. which was in charge of Miss
Ave. . accounts of General Robert Isabella Stackhouse, Mrs, Kate Mitant, Miss Milam
The Ellie Hatton Circle will e. Lee and General Stonewall Gertrude C. Holbert, Mrs. Ma- used as her subject, “Bring-
meet at 3:30 with Mrs. D. B. Jackson whose birthdays are hie H. Moorehead, Mrs. Willie ing L^fe Abundant,” and
Smith on Young Drive. January 19 and 21 respective- Mae Barr, Mrs. Ruth Phillips, opened Utp program with a
ly. Mrs. Valda L. Patterson, Mrs. sport devotional and prayer.
Lakeside Golf Mrs. Frank Miller presented Deanna B. Holland, Mrs. Mar- She was assisted by Miss
_ . . program about Matthew Saret Madden Benjamin, Mrs. Elizabeth Copeland, Mrs. Ray
LUnCneOn iuesaay Fontaine Maury, a comman- Elizabeth S. Snelgrove, Mrs. Pitts and Mrs. B. B. Ballard,
The Ladies Golf Association (j er j n the Confederate States’ Bernice G. Croy, Donna Lee, who gave interesting'* discus-
of Lakeside Country Club will Navy and the father of ocean- Mrs - Annie L. Elwards, Mi*s. sions bearing on the work of
hold their luncheon meet ography. ^ a y Thomas Mann, Mrs. Mat- the local community centers.
Tuesday, Jan 17. For reser- The program was conc i ud . «e E. Kinard Mr Lawrence During the social hour a
vations call Mrs. C. W. Cope- ed b the g roup > s singing ’ Fulle i*. Mrs - Gloria S. Murphy, dessert course with Russian
land, Clinton. “Dixie ” Mr Moore led the Sherman F - Blackwell, Laura t*a, salted nuts and mints
singing and during the social " boden ’ “ rs - L “!" d * J W „ Mc - was seI ' ved -
hour entertained with music. Morr ‘ s - M , rs - Mildred Bran-
Following the program, the son, Cornelius F. Gilliam, Jeff
hostesses served party dain- '' Gruber, George ^°ii n 8,
Johnny F. Cheeks, Mrs.
of the Clinton Campfire Girls, — Amanda Wilson.
Inc. will be held Tuesday ev- ers, and assistant leaders are Joanna: John Henry Lott,
enjqg, Jan. 17, at the Camp- asked to attend. Installation Jr * ^ r s • Qsw a It South,
» of ne& officers will be held at 'Thomas* T
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Cross Hill: Mrs. Ester King.
Mountville: Miss Ruth
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Ninety Six: George Murrah.
Laurens: Nora Kirby, Don
ald D. Robertson, Mrs. Win
nie D. Barnett, Mrs. Lucille
Bryon.
Kinards: Mrs. Josephine V.
Williams, Darren A. Toland.
Newberry: Willie L. Cope
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New Ellenton: Mrs. Sylvia
C. Gossett.
Columbia: Claude McEl-
hannon.
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Clinton: Martha C. McCoig,
James J. Ferguson, Barbara
D. Vance, Betty Jossely,
Georgia Mae Roberson, Ben
nie Fuller, Mattie Harris, Is
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Nancy G. Phillips, Mary Os
borne, James Ballew, Robert
A. Neighbor. Thomas F. Hol
lis, Clarence Clevenger, James
T. McWaters, Carl B. King-
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Rochester^ Inez B. Payne and
baby boy, Marvin DeYoung,
Judy Morton Huey.
JoannaT Wendy Wise, Joyce
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and baby boy, W. O. Hueble,
Michael Felton Bagwell, Billy
James Knight, Billy Bishop,
Louella Carter, Freddie M.
Young and baby, Archie R.
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