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among the guests who enjoyed the delightful afternoon gathering.

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and Mrs. Grover Tuggle, Gaffney, j Mr. and Mrs. Roger Henry of this I city. Mrs. Salthouse and Mrs. Tug- I gle will be remembered as Miss I Nettie Finley and Miss Margaret : Brown, former members of the city i Holds Meetino.schools faculty. | T 4 * mThe January meeting of the Flo­

rida Street school P. T. A. was held Tuesday evening.

Greensboro, N. C., where she spe­cialized in public school music. Af­ter her graduation she taught at S:.

Leonard-BufordAnnouncement

Mr. and Mrs. Lorraine Leonard, of Reidville, announce the marriage of their daughter, Catherine, to Hugh Manson Buford, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Fair Buford, of Clinton, on Friday, December 24.

Mrs. Buford is a member of the qity schools faculty.

Simpson-NortonRehearsal Party The president, Mrs. John T.

Miss Doris Baldwin and Miss Kat- Youn«- Presided, and during a bus- , u ^ tJ . , . ____________________herine Dicus entertained Thursday mesS session committee reports were t;on club held its annual •‘Sunshine mer Miss Sarah James Bell, daugh-after the rehearsal for the Simpson- *iven- An announcement was made Sister Christmas Tree” with Mrs. L. ter of the late Mr and Mrs. Samuel

concerning play ground equipment T. Lawson and Mrs. Ryan Lawson Hays Bell of Staunton, VaThe future groom is a graduate of

on the topic, “The Message of the Prison Epistles.” ,

Mrs. Mabel S. Richardson read an article from “The Survey,” Presby-{Mary’s Hall, an Episcopal school for terian pubbeation. girls at Faribault, Minn., where she

Mrs. A. S. Maxwell closed the was head of the music department, meeting with prayer. She is now a member of the Thorn-

^ i well orphanage school faculty in tneWadsworth Club music department.Holds December Meet |

The Wadsworth Home Demonstra-( of this city. His mother is the for-

Norton weddiAg.Guests included the wedding par-1S^en to Florida and Academy street as joint hostesses. ----------- „

ty and out-of-town friends and rela-, sch?°ls, by the c,ty and Llons c,ub ^rs’ Randolph Davis-gave the de- Pr^yterian college, where he wu*.•__ 1___ /— __:4„„ with funds from their recrtation votional. Contests were the mam 0 _r>, v----------

the couple left for a wedding trip to points of interest in Florida.

Mrs. Bell is the daughter of Mrs.Irene Terry Southern of this city tives here for the rites, and W. A. Southern of Winston-; The receiving rooms of the Bald-: Pro^rams'Salem, N. C. She received her ed- | win home were en suite beautiful- Several musical selections were ucation in the schools of Macon, Ga. jy decorated in the holiday motif.'rendered by Mrs- Caldwell Hender- and Mountville, and holds a posi- in the dining room the bridal theme 1 son» violinist, and Miss Martha tion with Bishop-Walker pharmacy of green and white was observed. ^asb‘n^j®n’ P>3n>st. W. R. An- here. . a two tiered wedding cake topped ders/^n _?lddr.e^cd 0D ^be

Mr. Bell, the son of Mr. and Mrs. with miniature bride and groom andflanked by white tapers in silver

44. . j 1a member orf- Pi Kappa Alpha frater-top,c, for the occasion. The club dt- mty He Mrved „ , „r« lieutenan;cided to buy a health bond. Miss Ad- in the army for four years, with tw>

W. H. Bell, Sr., of Laurens i£ a graduate of Clinton high school. Heis employed with C. M. Guest con-

Buzhardt-DavenportA marriage of interest was that of, ,

Miss Coleen Buzhardt and Charles!structlon company at Joanna.Ellis Davenport. | # #a The impressive ring ceremony; Jimmy Nichols Haswas performed at the home of the q . d- aLJpastor of the First Presbyterian/Qr*Y Un DUTnaay . i ------------ ^church, Dr. W. R. Turner. December, Jimmy Nichols, son of Mr. and Laurens Bride-Elect 24 at 6:30 o’clock with only a few, Mrs. C. E. Nichols, was host at a c . . • j ijclose friends. (party given at his home Wednesday! entertained Mere

The young couple will make their i afternoon, December 29 in honor Mrs. Jack Red was hostess for one home in Newberry where Mr. Dav- j of his eleventh birthday.

candelabra adorned the table. Sand­wiches, coffee, cake, nuts and mints were served.

! Assisting the hostesses in the cour- ! teSies of entertaining were Mrs. W. (C. Baldwin and Miss Mae Dicus.

Truth about Report Cards.Later a social hour was enjoyed

and the hospitality committee served coffee, cookies and mints.

'll"^ 7aUShn' af‘s,ant a*cnt' b.n?'-'and a half years in the Pacific the- elect for December, was presented a a.reh^:1n'n'r5^' »ry- 1 He is now engajed in the real

a vv! \i nS> Mc?' r‘ b Dlcller* estate and insurance business in this and Miss Minnie Sterling, were re- Cjtymembered with fruit. j ‘ The wedding of the young couple

A sweet course was served by the will ^ an important iOC!aI tven‘ .c.

Mrs. Macdonald Hostess To Thornwell Circle

hostesses. Moultrie.

Owens-WysorEngagement

T. D C. MEETS TONIGHT_ _______ The January meeting oi the Ste-

Enlisting wide interest in South phen ^ ^babb’r’ ^ nited Daugh- } Tuesday morning the Ella Riddell Carolina and Georgia is the an- 0 ‘ne ( onIfderaf^r' *r:‘‘circle of" the Thornwell Memorial r.ouncement of the engagement of (‘hur';(jay at ‘ ™church met at the home of Mrs. Mr—Miss-Gloria Owens, only daughter of I>1 , * a* 0:116 ni Mrs. Jtie V.A. Macdonald. Mrs. Oscar O. Owens of Moultrie, Leake on Musgrovo street.

The circle chairman, Mrs. George Ga.

enport holds a position with The Fairfield Forest Company.

Miss Southern Weds William H. Bell, Jr.

Miss Virginia Louise Southern of j ting, this city and William Holmes Bell, • Centering the dining table was the Jr., of Laurens were quietly unit-1 decorated birthday cake and the

Seven friemds, members of Jim­my’s cub den No. 2 who were invit­ed for the occasion attended a mov­ie. Later they returned to the home where games, contests, and refresh­ments were enjoyed in a festive set-

and the late Mr. Owens, to Rob-of the enjoyable afternoon parties Hlack, presided over the business ert Edward Wysor. III. of this-city. YOt NG PEOPLE TO MEET of the holiday season in compliment session.— The bride-elect s mother is the The Y. W. A. of the First Baptistto Miss Ruby Red of Laurens. Miss Leader for the morning’s program former Miss Mattie Wylie Simpson, church will, meet Monday evening. Red will be married in February to was ^rs- Bessie Godfrey, who dis- of Waverly Hall. January 10, at the home of Miss Ros-Thomas W. Barksdale of Gray Court cussed ‘‘Th6 Church and Its Head.” Miss Owens received her -B. S. lyn Cason at 7 30 o’clock All mem- and Laurens. £ds0 f»ave the devotional, based degree from Greensboro college at bers are urged to attend

The honoree wps presented a cor-1 sage to wear for the occasion. Three' tables were arranged for bridge in

ed in marriage Saturday, December25. The rites took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Poole in Laurens. Rev. Fred J. Harmon of! serving, the Inman Presbyterian church, |

birthday theme prevailed in otherdining room appointments

Little Amelia Nichols assisted in

former pastor of the groom per-( A R p Missionary 1 formed the ceremony. ; _ . i a 7

The bride wore a becoming suit j Society HOS Meet

a pretty floral setting featuring white gladioli. High score prize;was won by Miss Eleanor Shaw1. A feature of the'party was the presen­tation of a shower of kitchen arti-: cles to the bride-elect.

During the afternoon a salad♦course, cookies and coffee wereserved.

of cocoa brown with dark brown; The January meeting of the Wom- and chatreuse accessories. Hei flow-jan.s Missionan, Socit of the Asso_ ers were a corsage of talisman roses. ciate Reformed presbyterian church

Immediately after the ceremony

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was held Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. Bynum Betts.

Miss Margaret Blakely rendered an interesting ‘‘Stewardship and Spi-

i ritual Life” program with several members contributing articles from

I the Journal of Missions. Miss Blake- I ly continued the Bible study from ! Exodus..j __________

Methodist Group Enjoy 'Calendar Party'

The senior young people of Broad Stret Methodist church were given a ‘‘Calendar” party on Thursday ev­ening at the home of Mrs. Lewis Pitts, counsellor for the Youth Fel­lowship.

Decorations of greenery, berries, candles and poinsettias, were sug­gestive of ’the new .year. In keep­ing with the calendar theme for thp party a game or contest was played for each month. ------ -----—— ,

Later hot chocolate and wafers

Mr. and Mrs. Pitts Give Dinner Party

On Monday evening of the past I ,> .u «week Mr. and Mrs.-Lewis Pitts en-!^er,e. served the fourteen 8uests at‘! tertained a number of friends for | tendin8- dinner.

Two small tables were prettily Methodist Circles appointed for dinner in a setting jT *. la jtraditional of the season. * 0 AACCt Mondoy

Guests included Mr. and Mrs.Kenneth Salthouse, Honea Path, Mr.

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Circles of Broad Street Methodist church Society of Christian Service will meet Monday afternoon. Janu- j

! ary 10, at 4 o'clock as follows:Barden—Mrs. Davis R. Holland,

will meet with Mrs. Holland.Ellie Hatton—Mrs. T. C. John­

son, chairman, meets with Mrs. G. W. Hollingsworth.

Mayme Johnson—Mrs. Billy Mc­Millan, chairman, meets with Mrs. Posey W. Copeland.

Louise Best—Mrs. B. B. Bdllard, chairman, meets with Mrs. William R. Pitts, Jr.

The Sara Glenn circle, Mrs. Car- { rol P. Reid, chairman, will meet at 7:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Julian Coleman, with Miss Rose Lee and Mrs. Joe Green, assistant hos­tesses.

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Williams-Smith Vows Spoken

Miss Ethel Vera Williams became, the bride of William A. Smith, of Mountville and Charlotte, N C., on Friday afternoon, December 31, at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. | J. S. Osborne, with the Rev. C Ware Madden, Jr., pastor of the Baptist church, in Mountville, of-, ficiating.

The vow*s were spoken before an altar of bridal green and white. Ca­thedral candles in branched cand- j elabra lighted the altar.

The bride wore for her wedding a blue crepe dress with black acces-, series.

Mrs. Smith is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Osborne of this city, j

Mr. Smith is the son of Mr. and j Mrs. Carl Smith, of Mountville. and; is engaged in (construction work in ; Charlotte, N. C.

Immediately following the cere-1 mony the couple left for a wedding trip. For travel the bride changed to a blue wool suit with black acces­sories.

Joint Hostesses Give Seated Tea

In compliment to Mrs. Ed Sadler a bride of recent date, and Miss Glo­ria Owens, whose engagement to Robert E. Wysor III has been an­nounced, Mrs. George R. Blalock and Mrs. Carroll White Copeland en­tertained with a seated tea Tuesday afternoon. The honorees were pre­sented corsages of carhellies.

Flowering quince and roses ad­orned the Blalock home for the oc­casion. In the dining room an eU fective arrangement of white bells and confetti on the prettily appoint­ed tea table was suggestive of the hew year.

Mrs. R. E. Sadler poured tea which^ was served with assorted sandwiches, cheese biscuit cake, nuts and mints. ,

Mrs. L. S. McMillan and Miss Har- lowe Mahaffey of Laurens were

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