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I FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1949 THE NEWBERRY SUN PAGE FIVE Prosperity News Wilton-Norris A marriage of cordial inter est was that of Miss Claudia Carolyn Wilson and Earl Nor ris which took place Saturday April 9, at four p.m. at the home of the Rev. J. B. Harman, D.D., who performed the dou ble ring ceremony. Miss Christine Wilson, sis ter of the bride, and J. L. Den nis were attendants. A large number of people witnessed the ceremony. Mrs. Norris is the daughter of Mr. and Mre George C. Wil son of the Stony Hill communi ty and is a graduate of the Stony Hill School. She wore a becomming light bule wool crepe suit with pink accessories and a corsage of pink carna tions. She is an employee of the Hallmark Manufacturing Corporation of Newberry. Mr. Norris is a son of W. C. Norris and the late Mrs. Mary Jane Song Norris of the John stone community. He attended Newberry High School and served four years in the recent war. Two years were spent in the Pacific area. He is now employed by the State High way Department. After a short wedding trip they will be at home in their house recently built near New berry. Dogwood Garden Club Mrs. D. H. Hamm, Sr. was hostess to the Dogwood Gar den Club Monday afternoon, April 4. Lovely and artistic flower arrangements brighten ed the living room. Mrs. W. L. Mills presided over the meeting. Mrs. B C. Bedenbaugh, pro gram leader, was unable to be present and Mrs. James Counts read an article, “Glads are Easy” for her. Mrs. Hendrijc substituting for Mrs. J. A. Counts, gleaner, read “Hang! That Picture.” Mrs. Mills conducted a con test with prizes going to Mrs. Jake Wheeler and Mrs. H. L. Shealy. Mrs. Von Long presented each member with a rooted ranunculus. A delectable salad course with fruit punch and individ ual cakes was served. The Easter motif was used in the refreshments. The favors were Easter rabbits and eggs nes tled in cocoanut straw. Prosperity Garden Club The AprU meeting of the Prosperity Garden Club was held lastMonday with Mrs. B. T. Young. Miss Ethel Counts, presided. The constitution was read by the secretary, Mrs. J. L. Counts. The program, arranged by Mrs. G. Y. Hunter, who was unable to be present, was given by Miss Blanche Kibler. Three articles were read: one on flo wer arrangement, one on the culture of amaryllis, written by Mrs. J. C. Taylor of Charles ton, the former Miss Mary Lizzie Wise of Prosperity, and one on the Easter flower, the dogwood. Miss Ethel Counts read “Flo wers of Friendship” in the ab sence of the gleaner, Mrp. G. W. Counts. Mrs. J. D. Luther conducted a clever string contest with prizes going to Mrs. B. T. Young and Mrs. T. A. Dominick. The hostess served sand wiches, cake and spiced tea. Literary Sorosis Mrs. Gurdon W. Counts was hostess to the Literary Sorosis Friday afternoon. Mrs. Jake Wheeler was a guest. * Lovely floral arrangements were used in the living room and dining room. During the business session presided over by Mrs. C. T. Wyche, officers for next year were elected. They are: Pesident, Mrs. C. T. Wyche. Vice-president, Mrs. B. T. Young. Secretary, Miss Eleanor Shea- rous. Treasurer, Mrs. H. E. Counts. Miss Shearouse, chairman of the Cancer Campaign in Pros perity. gave out the literature and lists for the campaign which is to be made this month. A president Woodrow Wil son, and critics of Presidents; The Columnists, were subjects of papers given by Mrs. B. T. Young and Mrs. W. E. Han cock. During the social period the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Jacob Wheeler, served an appetizing salad plate, coffee, and indi vidual cake decorated in the It’S LACE for Paula Brooks uses lace lavishly on this Salyna dress to define a 'party apron effect . . . wide, matching rows of Irish-type lace band the skirt. SmaU bow-knots accent neck arid sleeves. Carpenter’s r Easter motif. Miss Counts Honored Miss Loraine Counts May bride-elect, was honored with a miscellaneous shower on Fri day evening, April 8, given by Mrs. Ray Hunter. The reception room and din ing room were thrown en suite and were decorated with spring flowers. The honoree’s chair was marked by a white satin rosette entered with a minia ture wedding bell. A small white satin bow adorned by a small wedding bell, was pinned on each guest upon arrival. During the evening contests were enjoyed with prizes won by Miss Ethel Counts, Mrs. Hugh Fellers, and Miss Reba Hawkins. The honor guest was then in- struted to follow a ribbon which wound around in the party rooms and led to the dining room where she found a small red wagon laden with many nice and useful gifts. The hostess assisted by Miss Jane Shealy and Mrs. Otis Shealy, served sandwiches, cookies and iced fruit punch. Before departing each guest was asked to write a bit of advice in a book designed for the occasion. Birthday for Julia Mrs. L. C. Pugh gave a love ly children’s party Saturday af ternoon when she entertained for her daughter, Julia, on her ninth birthday. Twenty-five of Julia’s friends were present to help her celebrate her birth day. A color scheme of pink and blue was used in the decora tions and refreshments. / Mrs. Pugh assisted by her sister. Miss Reba Hawkins, di rected a number of" games. After the games the children were invited into the dining rbom. where the birthday cake was served. Small Easter bas kets, in the chosen color scheme filled with candy eggs were given as favors. Julia enjoyed opening her many gifts. Selected Short Subjects The Prosperity P.T.A will meet Monday evening, April 18, at eight in the high school auditorium. A picture, “The American Letter,” will be shown. The Prosperity School will have a holiday Friday, April 15th. Miss Savannah Swain and Miss Hallie Heath of. Fort Jackson, were supper guests Saturday night of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus I. Long. Mr. and Ms. Howard Beden baugh and their three sons spent Sunday with relatives in Laurens. WANT ADS FOR SALE — Coker 100 Wilt Resistant Cotton Seed De- linted and treated for $2.00 per bu. Seed not delinted and treated $1.50 per bu. Germi nation on these seed 94%. H. O. Long & Sons, Silverstreet, S. C. 3|25-4|29 BULK GARDEN SEEDS—Any thing in the seed line.. Spe cial 75c Burpee Flower Seed 10c. Newberry Drug Co., J. L. Dickert, Druggist, Phone 158, Newberry, S. C. Ap DIABETIC HEADQUARTERS— Insulin, Syringes, Needles, Test Solutions and Tablets, Sac charin, etc., Newberry Drug Co., J. L. Dickert, Druggist, Phone 158, Newberry S. O. Ap PRESCRIPTION SERVICE—We fill them all. Bring us yours for quick, expert service. Pure Fresh Drugs at LOWEST COST Newberry Drug Co., J. L. Dic kert, Druggist, Phone 158, New berry, S. C. Ap SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED — $30.00 up to 1000 gallons. Our work is approved by the Coun ty Health Department — Con tact B. B. Webor, Union, S. C. 10tp-May27 BLDG. 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Lovelace were Mr. and Mrs. William Whatley and son of Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Be denbaugh and their son, Rudy of Greenville were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Pugh. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Adams were Mr. and Mrs. Willie Hawkins and children of Newberry. Little Emily Counts, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Counts is in the Columbia Hos pital. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Counts of Orangeburg spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. J. A. Counts. In ‘The State’ of April 10, was the announcement of Miss Frances Rudisill of Cherryville N. C., and James Walter Hamm of Prosperity. The wed ding will take place in the late spring. This announce ment is of interest to Prosperi- tians. Walter is the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Hamm, Sr. and is associated with his fa ther in the Prosperity Furni ture Company. The people of Prosperity who attended the opening of the Community Hall in Newberry last Friday were charmed with the hall and delighted that it will be available to the people of the county. A group from the senior class of the Prosperity school, ac companied by Mrs. B. T. Young attended the two Shakespeare plays presented by the Dock Theater g^oup of Charleston in the Columbia College auditori um, Thursday evening, April 7. The many friends of Mrs. J. A. Counts will be glad to know she is able to be up some after sf two-weeks stay in bed. The following were con firmed at St. Lukes Lutheran Church on Palm Sunday: Reu ben Hawkins, Voight Dominick, Dale Pugh, Mary Jane Haw kins, Patsy Ann Hawkins, Shir ley Norris; Helen White, Patsy Hunter, Lorraine Whitman, Myra Mills, Audrey Bowers and Mary Pat Taylor. Mary Dove Boozer was to have been confirmed but was ill and could not be present. She will be confirmed Easter Sun day. L. C. Pugh, Jr., was con firmed at Grace Lutheran church last Sunday. Misses Betty and Cora Pugh students at Columbia College, are spending their spring holi days with their grandmother, Mrs. Cora B. Stockman. Mrs. John Schrum and her little daughter, Johnnie of Lin- colnton. N. C., spent last Wed nesday and Thursday with Mrs. Schrum’s mother, Mrs. E. O. tar tor only Limited time only f 1 " SMITH’S CUT RRTE DRUGSTORE- 1212 Main St, Phone 610 ROGERS BROS 3 RINGS CIRCUS ONE DAY ONLY! . ' NEWBERRY 2 p.m. 8 p.m. Rain or Shine Auspices Shrine Fair Grounds Lot Featuring 27 BIG CIRCUS ACTS Clowns! Clowns See FRANKIE LOU WOODS and her HOLLYWOOD AERIAL BALLET WIRE WALKERS Acrobats Aerialist Dogs, Ponies, Monkeys HIGH SCHOOL HORSES TRAINED WILD ANIMALS Counts. Miss Marguerite Wise of Co lumbia is spending Easter with her sister, Mrs. B. T. Young and Mr. Young. The Prosperity Clemson ca dets are spending their spring holidays with their parents. 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