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V Clinton, S. Ch Thursday, March 9, 1907 THE CtTNTON CHHONICI.E -=r.: ^ W. C. T. U. To M^et Next Week The Women’s Chr stian Tem- peraiice Union will meet next Tuesday, March 14, at the home of Mrs. John Mabry on N. Adair Street. Mrs. T. V. Harder will be co-hostess Mrs. Gettys Gives Book Club Program Mrs. Joseph M. Gettys was the guest speaker for the Feb ruary meeting of the Meli- gram Book Club. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Bailey Dixon in Merrie Oaks. Mrs. Chris Adair, program chairman for the meeting, in troduced Mrs. Gettys. Mrs. Getty’s gave an interesting s'.o- ry on “Country of Jordan”. She used slides which she and Dr. Gettys had madej when visiting the area several years agp. Later in the afternoon the members and guests were in vited into the dining room fo ’ refreshments. Mrs. Tench Owens assisted Mrs. Dixon in serving coffee. An arrange ment of grapes in a silver can delabra epergne was used to grace the table. A small ar rangement of Flemish flowers also’carried out the same col or note in the dining room. During th^ business session, new books were added to the club’s collection for member exchange. Miss Mary Harmon Entertained Here Miss Mary Stuart Harmon, piano guild judge for students of Mrs. Eva 3- Land, was complimented here on Friday evening with a party at the Community Club H o u s e. Miss Harmon, a resident ol Aberdeen, N. C., came espec ially to judge during Mrs. Land’s recital on Friday and Saturday. During the social hour an assortment of cookies, cakes, nuts, and- coffee anti punch were served. Later Mrs. Har mon talked with parents on the importance of the Nation al Guild for piano students who plan to further their edu cation in college. Assisting in serving and en tertaining were Mrs. A1 Lan caster, Mrs. Sam Williams, Mrs. Frances Meeks, Mrs. Robert Neighbors, Mrs. Ella Lowery, Mrs. Lewis Barnes and Mrs. White ’and Mrs. MiJes. Mrs. Land will leave Satur day for thy South Carolina Mu sic Festival in Columbia Church Women Meet With Mrs. Bowers The Lutheran Church Wo men met Monday night at the home of Mrs. S. fL Bowers on Pinewood Ave., with Mrs. Walter Sigman co-hostess.. Sixteen members were pres ent. The meeting opened with a prayer given by Mrs. W. S. Werts. Mrs. R. H. Rrpwn gavp IT program on lent. Highlights of the State Lulherap Church Women’s - meeting was then presented by Mrs. Toy Wood ruff. After the business session, a social hour was enjoyed. jr. Camp Fire Girls Siage Spring Dance The annual Clinton Junipr- High Campfire Girls “Spring Dance” was held Saturday evening at the Hotel Mary Musgrove. A spring garden theme was used. Dancing was enjoyed to the group’s favorite records fol lowed with light party dain ties and punch. Chaperones for the party included par ents of the Campfire Girls. Patrick-Corson Engagement The following announcement in Sunday’s State will be read with interest by friends and relatives of the groom-elect, whose mother is the former Emmaline Little, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John T. Little. “Sherwood Forest ARP Church will be the scene on June 3 of the wedding of Miss Sarah Ellen Patrick and John Little Carson. Their engagement is an nounced today by her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. James H. Patrick of Columbia. The bridegroom-elect is the sort of Mr. and Mrs. Everette C. Car- son of Gastojiia, N. C. Miss Patrick is a graduate of Drehcr High School and is a senior at Erskine College, where she is May Queen and a member of Women’s Coun cil. Mr. Carson was graduated from Ashley High School and is a senior at Erskine Col lege. where he is president of Omicron Delta Kappa, nation al honorary leadership frater nity, and listed in “Who’s Who.” where she will be judging. Slie is a member of the Na tional Music Guild. mm Limited-Time Saving a S TIE IrLXiIJN" Gr r t( 3)mn el -f&t - Methodist Circles To Meet .Monday The following circles of Broad Street Methodist Church will meet Monday evening, March 13. The Sarah Glenn Circle wijl meet at 8 o’clock at the home of Mrs. J. B. Arnold on W. Walnut Street. The Wesleyan Guild will meet with MfS L. H. David son on E. Ferguson Street at 7:30. Clinton Music Club To Present Spring Art Festival In April The Clinton Music Club in cooperation With Presbyteidgn College, will sponsor a Spring • Arts Festival April 28 30, on the campus of the college. Ex hibits anil performances in many of the creative arts will be included in the event, and residents of Clinton and the surrounding area are invited to participate. A special exhibit of art works in all media will be on display throughout the three days in the Trustees’ Room at Belk Auditorium. This exhibit will be judged, and ribbr •> be awarded in three u it enf ategories: profession . . amateur, and stude !n a.Mition to the special ex.nbit, tlnre will be an outdoor d .splay of art ah day Saturday. Thh, will lie of the “sidewalk" or “clothes line” variety, very informal, and will not be judged. Artists will be responsible for display ing their own work, and may sell it if they so desire. This will be held on the mall in Iront of the auditorium. Highlighting the performing arts are three indoor concerts and an outdoor band concert. Friday night at 8:00 p.m. the PC College Choir, the Clinton High School Chorus and the Anderson High School Chor us will present a joint recital. Saturday at the same hour, high school seniors who are studying music will present a recital. Sunday afternoon at 4:00 p.m. the Presbyterian College Music Department wdl present its annual recital of private pupils. The outdoor band concert will be an event of Saturday atternoon, when the Clinton High School band will perform. % Saturday’s events are be ing planned to interest all ages. There will be a painting pavilion lor young children, where they may paint and dis play their own works. .The Camp Fire Girls plan to par ticipate with displays of. han dicrafts and performances, in cluding a puppet show for young children. A hootenanny for teenagers and College students is being considered and' any interested performers are asked to eon- tael Mrs. Calvin ll v Reed, 833- 313t^Any other outdoor per formances of an informal na ture will be scheduled as re quested. Meeting Dates of Entertain Military Circles Next Week Officers at Dinner Circles of the First Ppesby- Prior to the Presbyterian tcrjpnChurch will meet next College Military Ball in Feb- wek as follows: ruary, Lt. Col. and Mrs. Ben- Monday morning, March 13 F an ? Mrs. Hob- at 10 00 a m ert w y sor . Sr. entertained at * . , '' A w dinner at the Wilson House in Circle No. 1 — Mrs. Ttfo 1111 -honor of Major General as Davenport, Chairman, Mrs. Qeorgp Mabry and daughter Mae Adair, Hostess. and Col and Mrs Joel Ho ,_ Circle No. 2 — Mrs. Law- ij s The honorees were in the ranee Davis, Chairman, Mrs. t .|ty as guests of Presbyterian Ben Ivey, Hostess. ^College, coming espdtbally for Circle No. 3 — Mrs.W. B. the military ball. Owens. Chairman, Mrs. pow- Other guests included Dr. ell Fraser, Hostess. and Mrs. Marc Weersing and Circle Nov 4 — Mrs. J. iL4>ther * members of the P. C. Templeton. Chairman, MrSf-Mflitary Department. Carlisle- Neely Hostess. A ,ove, y three-course din- r „ , v tier was served amid a setting Tuesday morning, March 14, , . „ * * . , ()f S p r i n g flower arrange 10 a m. ’ Circle No. 5 — Mrs. Alexan- m ^ ms - der Hamilton, Chairman, Mrs. MulW Tc Henderson Pittts, Hostess. mulier IS Monday afternoon, March wOllipliinOntod 13, 4:00 p.m. Mth Parties Circle No. 6 — Mrs. Law- vvlin rence Young, Chairman, Mrs. Luncheon John Mabry, Hostess. Mrs. William Lloyd Prickett Circle No. 7 — Mrs. Adcjison of Rock Hill complimented Neighbors, Chairman, Mrs. Miss Beverly Muller, popular Layton Fraser, Hostess. bride-elect, with a luncheon Monday night, March 13, 8:00 at Paul’s Restaurant in Rock p m Hill. The occasion was held Circle No. 8 — Miss Marian Saturday, Feb. 25. Hill, Chairman, Miss Dot Tay- Guests included tormer Lor Hostess. classmates at Winthrop Col- Circle No. 9 — Mrs. Harry and the honoree’s mother, Nettles, Chairman, Mrs. Eu- '1™. Paul Muller, of this city. .gene Johnson, Hostess. Episcopal Church Women in Meet A pink and white color note was effectively carried out in decorating and refreshments. Centering the buffet luncheon table was an arrangement of Mrs. Michael Marr present- an( f wh** 0 mums inter- ed a program on the York spersed with white gladioli. Home for Children at the bride s place was mark- March meeting of the Women ec * a white chrysanthe- of All Saints’ Episcopal m um corsage and the hostess Church Monday morning, fol- a f so remembered her with a lowing a special business ses- Place setting in her chosen sion china pattern. Meeting in the parish house Bridge Party of All Saints’ Church, the 0n Friday afternoon of last group was led in an opening week, Mrs. William S. t an- devotional by Miss Lana non was hostess at a lovely Copeland Dick, spiritual life brid 8 e P art y at ht * r hom e on chairman of the auxiliary. Calvert Avenue - The occasion Plans u/erp discussed for was in honor of Miss Muller. e„n!ribut*nTtotheChurch As guests arrived tallies Home at York, which the were given and gpets seated group will visit in May, and a f appointed tables. The host- to the Church Home for Wo- css ser ved an assortment of men, Charleston. - decorated sandwiches, cook- Mrs. Bailey Dixon, presi- ies - candies, nuts, and hot tea dent, announced dates for dis- before play. Several progres- trict meetings which include s ' ons bridge followed. the northwestern district board ^ be home was beautifully meeting March 16 in Green- dec orated with a pink and ville and the Northwestern dis- white motif. Each ol the three trict spring meeting to be held sma11 tables wt ‘ r o arranged April 12 in Fountain ln n . with a white cover overlaid Other business discussed in- with pink and centered with eluded reports and appoint- ^’blte doilies designed as min- meiits to the committees on ,, ,, ' . ‘ „ T College in Spartanburg. He is , NEW WHITE PAISLEY **r jjr* „ «5Ji; -#*’ ’> k. Strasbourg Fairfax Mr . T-' Chantiiiy j * ,0 La Scala Buttercup - ^ Chelsea Rose Tiara Andante Gossamer i-. ■ ' . Prices si Art at $192.00 for complete Dinner-for-Twel\v Now at a handsome saving ... theelegance of Qorham Sterling to enjoy for a life time! Dinner-for-Twelve service includes twelve 5- piece settings (two tea spoons, place knife, place fork and individual salad fork) plus a butter serving knife, sugar spoon, gravy ladle, cold 'meat fork- and two 'table'of serving spoons — a complete 66-piece service! ALSO: Dhiner-for*Four, SAVE $30. Dinner-for-Eight, SAVE $60. Hurry! Offer ends April 12th! CHOICE OP 23 PATTERNS Come in add select yours how. JOIN OUR CLUB PLAN This handsome walnut-finished chest included with your service! pfefi Immediate delivery No down payment. No carrying charge No Federal Tax on Gorham Sterling j. c. THOMAS, Jeweler CLINTON JOANNA Why Do Queen Anne, Thomas Chippendale apd George Hej plevvhite Meet Here? l im Conn* See Our Complete Line of . . . ANTIQUES NEW SHIPMENTS ARRIVING DAILY! • Secretaries • Cane Hot tom ( hairs • Sofas • High Roys' • Drop Leaf Tables Also . . . • Wing ('hairs, Etc. • WAX SUPREME • FLICKER FLAME BULBS • FINISH FEEDER Henry Laurens Antique Shop 213 W. Main St. * Laurens, S. C. visitation uhd houuekoiiping, secretary’s report by Mrs. E. N. Hullivan, and treasurer’s report by Mrs. James Shakes peare. Miss Betty Jean Babb Bride ot F. E. Teague Laurens — Miss Betty Jean Babb of Gray Court and Frank Eugene Teague of Laurens were united in marriage at 4 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 26. at the Rabun Creek Baptist Church, with the pastor, Rev. John M. Lynch officiating, as sisted by Rev. E. B. Terrell of Enoree. The bride is the daughter of Charlton Rex Babb of Gray Court and the late Mrs. Babb. The bridegroom is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Harrison Teague of Eno ree. Lewis Taylor of Woodruff served as best man for Mr. Teague. Ushers were Jerry Tumblin of Simpsonville, nephew :of thp bridegroom, Edwin Bolt of- Gray Court and Bernard Padgett of I^aurens. Junior usher was Russell Babb of Simpsonville. nephew of the bride. The bride’s attendants were as matron of honor her sis ter, Mrs Aaron Madden of Laurens, with the following as bridesmaids: Mrs, Bernard Padgett, Mrs. R. Eugene John son, Miss Dianne Adair, niece of the bride, all of Laurens, and Mrs. James Rent? of Si ler City; N. C., niece of the bridegroom. Serving as junior brides maids were Miss Janis Mad den and Miss Rosalyn Stod dard of Laurens, both nieces of the bride. Flower girls were also nieces of the bride, Miss Paula Madden and Miss Ann Franks, also of Laurens. Keith Tumblin of Simpson ville, nephew of the bride, •was ringbearer. Mrs. Mitch ell Harvey of Ware Shoals, niece of the bride, was regis trar. Following a reception in .the church social hall, the cou ple left on p wedding trip to Florida. Upon their return they will reside on West Main St. The bride attended Lander College in Greenwood. She holds a position as bookkeep er for Piedmont Rural Tele phone Cooperative Inc. in Lau rens. The bridegroom if a gradu ate of Robinson’s Btifiness associated with Kennedy Mor tuary in LaurensT iature brides 1 Original tallies also carriedToUt the bridal mo*- tif. Floral arrangements used in the room were of white spider mums accented with pink carnations. Score winners for (hy after noon were Mrs. Don 'Creigh ton and Mrs. Frank Rarhage. Miss Muller was also remem bered wilh a bridal gift. Morning Coffee * Mrs. Harry Bouknjght en tertained Miss JV1idler with a morning coffee, Saturday, March 4, at her home on Pine- wood Avenue. Guests assem bled at 10:811. o'clock. „ .Mrs. ^ouknight received at the door and invited guests in to the living room where they were seated. Later she invited (hem into the (lining room for col fee and'party foods. Mrs. Fred Pitts assisted the hostess in pouring eoliee. Also assist ing in serving were the host ess’ daughters, Misses Cathy and Nancy Bouknight. The charming home was de corated with a pink and white color note. In the dining room the coffee table was dressed with a pink cover with an ar rangement of white spider chrysanthemums and tiny pink rose buds. A similar ar rangement was used in the living room on the piano with miniature brides made of white paper doilies used at other points of interest. Miss Muller was presented a corsage to compliment her navy blue ensemble and also reiiK inhered with a bridal gift. 1 Mrs. Ronald Cleaver of El- berton, Ga. and Mrs. Lewis Bowen of Enoree were among guusts present. Linen Shower The following evening, March 4, Mrs. Morris Sey mour of this city and Mrs. Ronald Cleaver of Elberton, Ga., complimented Miss Mul ler with a linen shower at the Seymour home con Hickory Street. As guests arrived they were pinned with lavors of white wedding bells tied with green saiin ribbon. Miss Muller was pinned with a white daisy cor sage. Guests were seated in the living room. Mrs. Cleaver led several party games centered around the bridal theme. Later (ho hostesses served a -salad plate with hot tea. Miss Muller was presented a shower basket of gilts from those present. The home was decorated for the occasion with a green and yellow color note. An arrange ment of yellow snapdragons, white daisies, and greenry was used in the living room, place marked with a Refreshments also noted the corsage. Dainty plaie car same motif. mgrked the seating of the oth? Among those present were er guests. A five - branched the bride-elect’s mother, Mrs. candelgbrae and fruit arrange- Paul Muller, the groom-elect’k ment graced the lovely tablet mother, Mrs. Fred L- Dixon The 'bride-elect’s mother* of Belmont, N. C. Miss Amel- Mrs. Tom Addison, was ia McKnight of Belmont, and among guests present. Mrs. James Pierce of Spar- On Wednesday afternoon of tanburg. last week, Mrs. Claude Crock* er, Mrs. I, Mac Adair, Mrs. bridal Parties Given Julian Boiick, Mrs. Ed King, For Miqq Addison Mrs - Tay,or Martin ’ and Mrs j ror MISS Aaaison B 0 whitten eompUmenleri Bridal Luncheon Miss Addison with a lovely Miss Mary Jane Addison, bridal luncheon at the Wiltm bride-elect of Robert Stephen house op Apsel Drive. Heckard, has been pompU- gpest* arrived chiller! mented wi!th, several bridal fruit juice was served in tin* parties during the past two living room. Later they word weeks. Among these * parties invited into the dining room included p luncheon given by where a beautifully appointed Mrs. John Garrett and Mrs. buffet luncheon table was ai* Lamar Dorton of Winston-Sa- ranged. A silver epergne o’ lem at the Pine Branch Coun- camelias, narcissus, and pufl*; try Club there. 0 f net in shades of pink, green, The occasion was held Wed- and white centered the table, nesday afternoon, February Dainty place cards mark- 22. Miss Addison was pre- pej t he seating of the guests sented a yellow corsage to gt individual tables. Small ca match her yellow ensemble melia arrangements added to she chose to wear for the par- their beauty, ty. An arrangement of dutch i n the living room a largo iris, jonquils, snapdragon and arrangement of Japanese other spring flowers centered rn^gnolia blossoms was most' the luncheon table. P 1 a c e effective, cards marking individual set- , The bride-elect was compli: tings were most original using mented with a corsage upon small baby pictures of the arrival and later remembered bride and groom-elect. w ith a gift of silver in heq The hostesses remembered chosen pattern. Her mothor. the honorec with a gift of sil- Mrs. Thomas Addison was al- ver. ' t so presented a corsage upon Afternoon Tea arrival. The following afternoon, the Among out-of-town guests groom’s mother, Mrs. Rob- were Mrs. John Wells Todc| ert L. Heckard complimented of Laurens and Mrs. Leon Miss Addison with an after- Brandt of Greenwood, noon tea at her home in Win ston-Salem. Greeting the guests as they arrived after 2 o’clock were Mrs. Heckard and the bride- elect along with her mother, Mrs. Tom Addison of this city. School District 56 School Lunch Menu Week of March 13-17 MONDAY Milk, Steak with gravy, Cole witji Spring Potato The tea table was centered slaw ’ Stuffed celery ’ Rlce ‘ Hot The tea table was ceni rea Butter, Chilled apple- with a cherrub urn of pink " and white roses, carnations, e ’ TUESDAY r re a a P t d h ra |Sr S ro a o n m d , grandmo 5 ™ r risTuSTa 8 ““ XT s b r' The’ groom’s aunts received chips. Hamburger buns, But- throughout the home. ler ’ Brown,es - Among out-of-town guests WEDNESDAY were Miss Elaine Addispn of Milk, Sliced bologna. Sliced Clinton and Winston-Salem cheese, Green beans wit.i and Miss Ann Garlington Todd Whole potatoes, pickled beets, of Laurens. H ot roUs - Butter, Prune whip. Dinner Party THURSDAY On the evening of February Milk, Roast beef with gravy, 22, Mrs. Heindel Brandt Self, Grapefruit sections, English Mrs. Alfred Daniel Sider and peas, Whipped potatoes, He Mrs. Carl Williams Wright en- biscuit, Butter, tertained in Winstoo-Suiem at FRIDAY j the Forsyth Country C lu b Milk, Ravioli with cheese, honoring Miss Addison. Tomato wedges, Whole kernel A thpee course dinner was corn, Hot biscuit, Butter, Clii! 1 - served with the bride-elect’s led peaches.- nnouncing the Opening of m . stoch man iwi- ; ■ — —. furniture, Inc. y.. furniture... lamps... accessories ... pictures... mirrors... carpet a interior decorating ... I wish to extend a cordial invitation to the people of the Clinton area to visit our store. I Iqok forward, to renewing friendships and acquaintances of my years at Presbyterian College. —Myron W. 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