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AIKEN STANDARD AND QnJy Newspaper Pubtuhed In Aiken FRIDAY, JUNE 3. NEWS OF SOCIETY, CLUBS AND WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS IN AIKEN SOCIETY ITH THE 1938 HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT BEING staged auditorium evening, the interest of eub-defcs and returning ie on the social activities bringing the school year to a close. Thursday evening was the annual class nigKt exercpoi for the graduates and the auditorium was filled to S. O. capacity to join with entertaining the Tor.f;..

night the graduates will receive, their sheepskins before an enthusiastic audience of friends, and relatives. Immediately following ithe graduation exercises the graduates will lay away their caps and and speed to the Titanian Hall for the Graduates' Dance to make merry. at the end of their high school days. Several hundred members of the school and set will be in attendance for the occasion which has' been looked forward to with much by the younger social set of Aiken. INVITATIONS HAVE BEEN RE- ceived in Aikcn to the marriage of John L.

Coursey, of Atlanta, and Miss Carolyn Lewis Malone, of Bartow, Ga. jThe wedding will take place at'the First Baptist church of Bartow ,00 June at seven o'clock in the evening. Coursey is a nephew 5f" Miss Elizabeth Coursey of this city. MBS. JOHN GREGG CHAFEE and Miss'Clara Harrigal were the guests of Mrs.

T. J. Mauldin, vice president general of the N. S. D.

A. at- Pickens on Tuesday en route to the State Board meeting Kitchen Shower for Bride-to-Be A'lovely party was the kitchen shower given by Mrs. Timmerman, Saturday afternoon at her home in North Augusta honoring Miss 'Grace Thomas, bride-elect of June. The guests were met by" Miss Marian Thomas. Miss Vivian Hutchesbn was in charge of the recipe book in which each guest wrote her favorite recipe for the honor guest.

Mrs. J. Weekley was given the prize for solving the greatest number of words in a jumble contest. 'Little Eleanor Weekley, in-red and white organdie, came in drawing a red and white wagon filled 'with the shower gifts. IThc hon'oree was attractively gowned in pale blue dotted swiss with rows of cream lace insertion.

Her sandals were pale blue lines. Guests included: Mrs. Morgan Barton, Mrs. J. F.

Weekley, Miss MaVy Montgomery, Miss Muriel Duke, Mrs. Roy Talley, Mrs. Oi W. Oliver, Mrs. O.

W. fielding, Miss Mary Linson, Miss Vivian held at Tamassee School, an insti-! utc eson Blackstone tution sponsored by the D. A. R- £ociety. Mrs.

Chafee and Miss THmrrigal returned by Clemson they were joined by the state regent of" the D. A. R. Mrs. John L.

Marshall who accompanied Mrs. Chafee to Charleston. They are attending The Citadel commencement at Charleston where Mrs. Marshall will deliver, the D. A.

R. sabre to Marion Smoak. of Aiken who will be awarded this State D. A R. trophy for the best all-round student attending.

The Citadel this year. Mrs. Marshall will accompany Mrs. Chafee to Aiken today wfiere she comes present the local D. A.

R. Medal of Good Citizenship at the commencement exercises to be held this evening at the High School auditorium. The winner of this prized trophy will not be announced until Mrs. Marshall's appearance on the stage to deliver the medal to the recipient. GUESTS WHO ARK EXPECTED to arrive today for the Tarvcv- wedding which will 1 social event of lomorow afternoon art': Hurl Suitt and Mrs.

Lyle of Ashcville, N. Mrs. M. SiKman, Miss Mary Sigmnn, Mrs. Hi'rriiig Miss Win- Mac Hill, Miss Viola Napier, Henry K.

Burns, all of Macon, Miss Lnrinu Lehman of Miami, and Mrs. G. M. Gnodytar, Atlanta, Miss Kuth of Dunn, N. Mrs, Marion Brown of Hrunswick, Miss Goldie Th'eiling, Mrs.

H. Lockwood, Miss Marian Thomas, Miss Grace Thomas and Mrs. J. G. Thomas.

Windsor Seniors. Enjoy Barbecue The Senior Class of Windsor High School sponsored a barbecue at State Park, Sunday, May 29th- Each Senior invited a guest and also the higlfscRopl teachers. Those present were: Wilbur Woodward, Louise Baggott; Dar- riile Johnson, Ethel Baggott, Prothro Baggott, Nell Nunn; James Scott, Jessie Beck, Johnnie Reed, Lois Johnson, Gladys Redd, Owen Hatcher, Lola Beck, Marshall Shulcr, Pearl Walker, Norman Widner, Margaret Johnson, J. B. Potter, Thclma Bates, Simon Frederick, Margaret Scott, Olin Bock, Lorraine Scott, Lonnie Weeks, Honry Grace Mr.

and R. thisbuc, Mr. and Mrs. J. II.

Cushnian, Mrs. C. )e L. Tyler and Tollie Johnson and urge Beclc. 5- Turner and mother, Mrs.

B. B. Allen were guests Monday of Dr. and Mrs. C.

E. Burts of St. Matthews. 0 Qv Miss Bessie Harper, district home demonstration agent spent Wednesday and Thursday in Kingstree -where she- atten de d- the. grad- of her niece, Ann Harper.

Miss Ann Elizabeth Monroe was Memorial Day guest of her parents in Greenwood. Miss Polly Parrot has returned to her home on Johns Island after having with the Western Union for several months. 'Miss Gertrude Me El ve en was the guest Wednesday and day of Miss Po.lly Parrot on Johns Island. Mrs. A.

G. Lane of Chester is passing sometime with her nephew, P. G. Barnett and Barnett. Mclver Williamson will return to New York Saturday after visiting his mother, Mrs.

J. L. Williamson. Miss Dorothy Walker is spending a while with in Charleston. there she will attend the Graduation exercises of The Citadel.

Miss Marion Breeland of Batesburg; is visiting- relatives here and attending the graduating exercises at the Aiken High School. Mrs. Mabel Clinebell, Mrs. W. B.

Dorn and Joe Fraser are planning to spend Sunday in the mountains of North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace arrived last Sunday from Charleston to visit their parents during the summer vacation. Mr.

and Mrs. Max Efron, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Houth and Mr. and Mrs.

Murray Bulford, of Augusta will attend the graduating: exercises at The Citadel where Julius a member of the class, graduating with honors. FIRST PLACE WINNER Miss Gwenelle Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D.

Johnson, of Graniteville recently, won in a kiddie parade beauty contest. She was awarded a silver loving cup by the National Talent and Beauty Scouting Company. Round of Parties Continue For Charming Bride Interesting parties continue in compliment to Miss Edith Tarver prior to her marriage tomorrow afternoon at 5:30 to Walter Gustave Wallenberg. Among the loveliest social affairs of the season was the Tea given Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. William E.

Johnson at her home near here. Sharing honors with Miss Tarver were Miss Frances Taylor, of Greenwood and Miss Jeanette Maxwell, of Augusta, brides-elect iof this month. Johnson home was atlrac- and William will tend the commencement exercises at The Citadel. Miss Olive Lague spent last weekend in Tryon, N. C.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clifford, returned Tuesday after spending several days in Columbia. Bride-Elect Honored Mrs. O.

L. Baughman and Mrs. I Seaborn Wiliams of Wagoner en- i tertainc.d the Wagoner teachers Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Baughman. The guests enjoyed until late in the af- ternoon.

Mrs. H. S. Kldridge, O'lyTIe Mrs: Luoic, f- 1 1 111 1 1 111 I 0111 Brodie, and Miss Lk-wollvn Boles, i and a host of friends from a bride elect rcmcmhcre dl Emily has returned Augusta. wilh ifts The priM fol tnc iKh from Waltcrboro she taiipni st (M Mrs i "1 th Cll Schools.

INVITATIONS HAVK BEEN -Mrs. Glen Holley of N'ew- iorl News, arrived yesterday to visit her niece, Miss Mary Mrrahd Mrs. William Smoak I a lively arranged with vari-colored flowers. Greeting the quests, were Mrs. W.

B. Turner and Mrs. Walter Duncan. Mrs. 'W.

0. Jones introduced the Kue.sts to the receiving line in which wen: Alr.s. Juhtison, the- three jfuosts of honor, Jobn Mrs. 1. B.

Tay-, lor, Mrs. K. .1. Maxwell, K. T.

Crawford ami. Mrs. T. G. Tarver.

Wesley Johnson and Mrs. Jl'humas I 1 Kntledn'e directed ih.v quests to the dining." room where detectable refreshments wen- served by Wilson I'rothro. Mrs. II. K.

Miss Berkeley Tur- Mrs. liemljert. Dul.osc, Miss l''inley I'lunkel anil Mrs. llar- mdav 1'lall. The dining room was con- bi-auiifiilly arranged in while and a the KTL'CII.

Th'e bull'et had as a centerpiece a "bowl of white 'gladioli Miss Eililh Shcclcy of Mercy Hospital) of Charlotte, N. spent one day at home this week. j'' Miss Maud Fan- of Washington, 111. was a welcome visitor in Aiken Monday. in Sl MHtlhows where a stu.ly course class received in Aikcn from Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Itountrce. to the marriage of daughter, Millie, to Charles Thomas 'KlTiott, mi Thursday, June sixteenth, at 7 o'clock in tin: evening a their reside.nc-i-, Summit, Ga. THE PAST rOUN ClbORS GLUli. district, Daughters of America will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the home of Miss' Maud Brown in All members arc urged to attend.

THE MEETING OF THE Edward Croft Chapter, U. D. which was to have been held at 4 o'clock this afternoon has-been postponed utnil 5 o'cloxk on account of the funeral of Eugene Weatherford. The meeting this afternoon is in celebration of the birthday of Jefferson Davis. Mr.

and Mrs. Allen D. Moore and family of Burlington, N. arriving today for a visit, to Mrs. Thomas R.

Morgan. MIM Kathleen Jumper has returned from Langley where she waa a of the faculty of individual score went to Mrs. A. E. McCord and the low Miss Euphenie Winn, one of the leachers.

After the refreshments wen: served, the bride-elect, Miss Holes, was showered with ftifls by the quests. Miss Holes will wed F. H. Tliomas, a teacher of Wujfenor, in the summer. Revival Services at Graniteville A series of revival services will begin at the St.

John Methodist church of Graniteville on Sunday, June 5. The services Sunday morning and Sunday evening will be conducted by the pastor. Rev. M. K.

Medlock. Bruce Galloway, of Goldville, who will lead the song services, will arrive Sunday and will sing at both services. Beginning Monday evening, the Rev. W. B.

Garrett, Presiding Elder of the Greenwood District, will preach each evening at 7:30 o'clock. The Rev. Mr. Garrett is well known in this section, being one of the most prominent preachers in the Upper South Carolina Conference, and having held several meetings in this section. flanked with eanilelahra" lighted tapers.

Th'table was overlaid a laee cuvcr and ren- te red wlih a bowl of white roses fi-verfew with lighted lapei-s in holders. i-day I Kdward S. Crofl ilitveled t1 dooi' Maybelle Gilbert, Miss Annie McNair, Theodore G. Tarver, mother of the bride, Mrs. John Wallenburg bridegroom's mother, Mrs.

Rembert Dubose, Mrs. W. D. McNair, Mrs. W.

D. McNair, Mrs. J. P. McNair, Mrs.

A. H. 'Ward and Mrs. Charles Marvin. Mrs.

John May and Mrs. Ray Lybrand entertained with a lovely Tea yesterday afternoon in compliment to Miss Tarver when more than one hundred friends called between the hours of five and seven. The May was arranged with summer blooming- flowers. The. tea ucblc was beautifully appointed centered with a bowl of white flowers and lighted tapers and covered wilh a lace rlnlh.

Assist the hostesses in. e.ntertaimiiK were Mrs. Clarence Croft, Mrs. Harold Mayer. Mrs.

Wilson I'rutliro and Miss Vir May. Besides the hostesses the receiving line was composed of Tarver an.I hi-r umtbi-r Mrs. Tbi-odori- Tarver. Mrs. tnother o3' i ite liri.l.

Mrs. M. Hite to Present Pupils In Piano Recital Aiken High School Auditorium, June 6, at 4 P. M. 1.

Piano Solo: Mazurka, Op. .7, Durban. No. 1 Fairy Durban. Durban.

6. Piano Duet: March of the Helen Hilton and Harriet Hender- Star from "Tannahauser," A Carnival Scene JMarguerite Thomas, class of 1938. Duet: Dark-EyesrRus-- sian Gypsy Air Marguerite Thomas and Rosamond Durban. 3. PiancLSolos: Knight Theme from Liebestraum, No.

3 Thomas. Song of the Ho! Bentley. Woodle. Springtime in Baine Courtney. Little Courtney.

Kneece. 4. Piano Duet: Under the Lin- Durban Twins." 5. Piano Solos: The Blushing son. 7.

Piano Solos- A Boat Harriet Henderson. ton. 8. Piano Duet: The Camel Train and Rollene Stunner. 9.

Piano Solos: The Ghost in the Sumner, In the Orchard Sumner. Rondo Boone. Song Mary Dychos. Sarah Boone. 10.

Piano 3, No." Dyches and Sarah Bborie. C.ollege Students Arrive For the Summer Holidays Aikcn begins to take on a new air upon the arrival of the college, students, for their coming always heralds a numlbcr of lovely social events. The following list includes boys and girls of Aiken and neai'by vicinity who were attending- the various colleges. Clemon College Roibert Propst, Allen Coward, Howard "Driver; Edwin Hallman, Joel Radcliff, Phil Rivers, Perrell Holley, Oscar Dukes, Frampton Durban, Henry Martin, Herbert Johnson, Allen Coleman. Winthrop College Williamson, Nora Alice Kibler, Florence Crosland, Elizabeth Holley, Ida Boyleston, Nell Hettis Townsemi, Susan Brodie.

Anne Quattle.baum, Mary Courtney, Virginia Hendrickson, Katrina Pardue, Helen Pardue, Rose Rudnick. The Citadel Arthur Vercnes, Herman Harm, Hiram Scott, Marion Smoak, Robert Laird, Townes, Geisslcr Ashhurst, Julius Efron. Coker College Einley I'lunkett, Grace Coward, Sadie Holley. FurmBn University Moi.se. Johnson, Kiiwai'd dish- man, Gary Anderson.

Anderton College Mary Coward, Geraldine Burckhalter, Elizabeth Allen, Elizabeth Summerall, Annie Sprawls. Convene College Elizabeth Corliss, Marjory Took-, Mildred Hutson, Univeraity of S. C. Elizabeth Boyleston, John Henry Williams, Harry Weeks. Lander College Dorothy Dyches, Margaret Hitt.

Georgetown Convent, Washington, D. C. Marianna Milner. Presbyterian College Dibbs Wyman. Medical College of Charleston Wallace McNair, Columbia College Frances Allen.

Flora Macdonald College Red Springe, N. C. Virginia Ashhurst. Jefferion Medical Collega. Philadelphia.

Pali. F. Boyleston. Duke University Durham, N. C.

Mildred Holley. Auburn University, Ala. William Garth Hill College Charles Thomas. Porter. Military Kneece.

Local Dancers in State Stage Show The surprise of the to he the sprijrhlly week j.rov- and sii.nal-ap].eat'in^- mance ol" ihc Kerlram at. the Slate i heal re on m. gin ck. the daiu- sixty mori was amav.in^'ly niely jrroom, Miss Klisaheih Tarver, and Tniv MVs. W.

DII- i er. Shi- will be remembered as Mrs. Kate (Hover. Aiken Student Is Journalistic F. W.

Durban of Aiken was recently named F.ditor of the Clemson College student newspaper, The T'iKcr. A rising in the Clemson School of General Science, Durban is a Regimental Executive with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in the Clemson Cadet Brigade, a member of Blue Key, national honorary leadership fraternity; Tiger Brotherhood, Clemson prominent student's organization; and and honor student at Clemson. Durban is Anniston, correspondent for Clemson community vicinity bi-weekly newspaper, the Commentator. Miss Lillian George who has been the guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs.

J. George has (it- parted for Lakeland, Fin. byes were said by Miss Ktisabelh Tarvcr and Mrs Dulio.se. About JMICSLS called be; ween Ilu; 'hours of -I and aftei noon, Mrs. l.nnnie (Jarvin was hostess ai an int'onual tea Miss Tarv- e.r when thirty of the bride-elect's friends were invited to call.

Mrs. Garvin and Miss Tarver received the K'lesls in the drawing room which was artistically arranged with summer flowers. The quests were invited from five until seven. Charles Marvin and Miss Annie McNair were hostesses Thursday at a seated luncheon at The Barn honoring the bride- elect, i The quests, numbering sixteen, were scaled at large luncheon taiblc which wns centered with attractive arrangement of garden flowers. Covers were laid for Miss Tarver, Miss Berkeley Tarver, Miss Elisabeth Tarver, Miss Susie erton, Miss Emily Jumper, Miss ill.

Hie nu. l.ridr- tlie best man and the en ami thi; father lile a 'ihnjier i he I 'eauiii-. Motel last n.i.urlu. parlies an- A. II.

Ward ai. on Kalmia I be parly by and Kark-- ilale Field. I.a., ai I he lii.mi- of the iridi' lonijrht following the ve- icarsal and'the bridesmaids' breakfast tomorrow morning- While the 1 bridi'smaids are beinjr the groomsmen will be tf 111 of Lieut. DuBosi! at breakfast at the Commercial Hotel. j.upil.- iaUini: 1 rffectivc ami as lv.

slyle he tap nmnlu-rs ran.i;'- lns'iic l)anee ii. a Span-. While and aciol.alie danc- Vacation Bible School at Methodist Church The Daily Vacation Bible' School t-i lie held at Methodise i church in (Jranitevillo will -b Monday murnin.y,- at nine o'cl After I lie pupils are. ivtristorcd. patreaiit privnted by niemhers of St.

Paul Kpiscopal Chiirrh. Then- will In- classes' for the 1 Inli Churi'hos eonperalinjr in the of which tlie I'ev. Dean, are llie I-iitheran and anil have been Allen is Melhiidist, the all blcndt'd lo form ljle'pernVi 1 i'1ia number 'i'ii j.art in To Attend Wedding McCleskey Garlych is departing next week for Swainsfooro, where he will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Leonard Roun- trce at the marriage of their daughter, Miss Billie to James Thomas Elliott, on Thursday afternoon, June sixteenth.

Mr. Garlych will attend a number I of the pre-nuptial parties honoring I Miss Rountree and Mr. Elliott that have been announced for the week before the celebration of their marriage. unity uf seeing their own The enthusiastic applause VACATIONS To all Aimmca in luxurious GREYHOUND SUPER-COACH Augitcta 25c Baxter A.heville Richmond Charlotte $3.45 $6.30 $2.65 Columbia Greenville Charleston WatKington Bennctuville $1.10 $2.15 $1.90 $7.70 $2.65 COMMERCIAL PHARMACY PHONE 75.