The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, November 13, 1969, Image 3
THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., Nov. 13, 1969—3-A
Newcomers Club
Is Active, Growing
The NewcomersClub of Clinton
has grown from seven to 17 mem
bers and is actively involved in
many projects, Mrs. Jerry Cox-
well told Clinton rotarlans at a
luncheon meeting Tuesday.
Mrs. Coxwell, the charter pre
sident of the 10-month-old club,
said the Newcomers Club helps
newcomers because "we have
a lot in common. A man who
moves usually is thrown with peo
ple in his work who have common
interests but his wife is more
limited in her contacts. That’s
where the Newcomers Club is
such a big help."
Since its organization, the
local club has sponsored several
socials, including game nights, a
Hawaiian luau, a dinner party,
and a Halloween masquerade
party.
The club also has a project of
assisting the 43 cerebral palsy
children in a cottage at Whitten
Village, visiting the children re
gularly and assisting with birth
day parties for them.
The club also sponsored a
campaign to help victims of
Hurricane Camille and staged a
bake sale.
The club currently is working
on a Christmas Bazaar which will
be held at 10 a.m. Dec. 6 at the
Episcopal Parish House and is
planning to assist needy families
at Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Corwell said Mrs. Karen
Waller is the current president,
“and is doing an outstanding job. ”
* * *
Legion Aux.
Places Wreaths
Wreaths were placed on the
gates of Rosemont and Presby
terian Church cemeteries by the
American Legion Auxiliary
Tuesday, Veterans Day, in honor
of those who died on the battle
fields in the service of their coun
try.
Mrs. R. P. Chapman is chair
man of the memorial committee
of the Auxiliary. The wreaths
were made by Mrs. WilmotShea-
iy.
Mrs. Coxwell said, “Anyone
who has seen the happiness that
this brings to the children is
amply rewarded." * * *
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Mrs. J. C. Nabors and Mrs.
Claude Satterwhite visited their
mother, Mrs. Hattie Bonds Fri
day.
Claudia Johnson spent the week
end with her mother, Mrs. Texie
Johnson. Maxine Spivey spent
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Shady Grove 4H Club will meet
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Wofford Alumni
To Meet Here
The Wofford College Alumni
meeting for Laurens-Clinton-
Newberry area will be held Nov
ember 17th at the Mary Musgrove
Hotel in Clinton.
The meeting will begin at
7:30 and all Alumni, their wives
and friends are invited. A Dutch
dinner is planned. Don Welch,
new Dean of Students at Wofford
will be speaker for the meeting.
The Community Concert As
sociation opened its 1969-70 sea
son with a lovely drop-in at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Cornelson.
The party was especially in
honor of Miss Vanni the singer
and her accompanist, Mr. Cum
mings who opened the season Sat
urday night at Belk auditorium.
Invited guests who attended the
party were patrons, board mem
bers, and officers. They met Miss
Vanni and Mr. Cummings in the
dining room where refreshments
were served.
Legion Aux.
Meets Tues.
The American Legion Auxi
liary, Unit 56, will meet with
Mrs. Wyman Shealy, 103 E. Wal
nut Street, Tuesday 7:30 p.m.
The program will be presented
by the National Security and the
Membership Committee.
Handsome arrangements of
roses were on the table and in
the living room.
Mr. Charles Gaines is cur
rently president of the Com
munity Concert Association.
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