The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 03, 1929, Image 3
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j tbe BC^tion jpf .'Ifiolck
MEETmG
IS PtMTPONBD
Mrs, J. F. Jacobs, Jr., calls atten
tion to the meeting of the Music club
and the Chora} club which will be post
poned from the rsfrular Wedne«iay to
I lie followingr Wednesday.
U. D.\C, TO
MEET FRIDAY
The local chapter of the U. D. C.
Mrs. H. it. Wlse«id B4»etTbwnsend. *•
Thr jT^ett hli Wedpie^y evening
were: Mr. and, Mrs. Reiw» Ybong, Mr.
and trby' Hipp, h&. and Mrs. J*
A. ChaiM^oir* Mrs. R. C. Adair;^
Mr. attdr Mrs. W. A- Johnson, Mr. and
Mrs. iVighe Tonsen, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Bailey Owens, Mr. and Mrs. D.
C. Heustesa, Mrs. John Johnson, Mrs.
G. W. Gignilliat, and Dan Ravenel.
1 FuIUai .Grocery.rfiWnpaKiY
dot
i flremadPof
partifent and'ia esteemajT biy'
frieaijts. Mr. ail’Mrs. nt>f}
the|r luime wkh th« j>4rentr
of th| former, Mr. ain<iMrs..'^ B. Oat-
ens t» Musgrove street. '
ADIW-BOBO
A wedding, of Lhberest^thatf^me ajs
> sArt«, *a.v«>lemDi«d i Slu’nIb&if'ioAductin* the
- '^.■Jetn.M <Uy when M.es Fr.nc«
aftrenooA at Tribble’s Utt
partor with the Rev. J. L.
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Addy aJtd Algie Bobo <,bQth of this
city,‘.were quietly united in ij^arriage
tery of Ihii cii^^ *
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11 i?..!.! + f HONOR OF
I rK« VISITORS |i.ty,.wr.r Mu.ew.y uhi^« ... hifij-made his home here
a cl^k in 1 Onn Monday afternoon Mrs. W. J.' f! « ^^"'ber years. He was bo« i
beMe8dame8C.M.BaikyJ,I).C^^^^ two tables of i „Tlj> br^e is the ^Id^t da^er of , 2.5, 18P2.1iM‘was in ^ SeS^il 1
land, G. C. ^ rook in honor of her little Rrandchil- I M^- Mrs. Geo W.-Addy a year of i^ge. His tragic passion canife' ’ ^
I uller, and Miss. Julia Fyrgu>on. Florence Bailey^ of. -er ^student at Limestone coftege. Shr ■ ^ a i
Augusta. A dainty salaJ course fol-ia9"'i.''ed by many friends for hei
towed by meringue shells of ice c^am lswe« dispo.ition M.1 attractive man-; ahd’Srs. te^D. Hollis, one' broth-
was aerved to Frances and Florence "'"i™':,'"':""' »■»'' ^jer, C. X;. Hollis, four sisters, iHr,. i.
Bailev t arrip M«p PhiiHn, k'-rbr-v-rr B- mJard s store as salesman and IB , ^
DINNER PARTY
IN VISITORS’ HONOR
Mr. an ! Mrs. Horace Paynne and j Bgiipy^ Carrie Mae Hiillips, Kathrym ^- wjaru a aio. e aa a^ieanm.. «..u ^ Mountville,
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cornwell entertain-1 BHtabetfi Graham. Irene Dillard,:popular with his fiends | Brownlee of Gray Court, nn4! -a™
<'d with a course dinner on Tuesday ; Robert Vamo and Guy Pius Margarer and Aliee Ruth BaLofi*
I vening in honor of Mr. and Mrs.; j Bobo are now making their home with ;|i-
Twighe Tonsen and Mrs. John John- '* ^ .
eon of Milwaukee. Cerise .sweet pea.s
FAVOR FOR
were an effective decoration and VISIJOU
large basket adorned the center table, Thurnlay afternoon Mrs. L. il- yoj >,(; f'EOPI.E
while bud va.se.s graced the individual ‘->‘*1 aid entertained a few fi iemis FRIFINDS
tables. Covers were laid for twenty- o .Irs. t\ . A. Lomax of Groen-
dx guests. In adJition to the honor '^^'cd. .\ salad course with puncK was ; entertained a few friends
£Me,s;s. ihc following were present: <> t^ fodovi'ing guests:
t and Mr.s. Walter Johnson, Mr. and ^ Columbia. Those enjoying the eve-
rs .1 !•. .lacobs, ,Ir., Mr. and Mrs • • ^ ningwere: Marjorie and Kitty Foster,
ni Mailey Owens, Dr. and .Mr.s, Clair 'Lib J- hii'^'l'cr, R L, . ailer^ind whilten, Caroline Burroughs,
Wm. Ftailev (Wvens
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Hav:s, -Mr. and Mrs. Thomas -lacobs.
Mr and Mis. R. \V. Phillips, Mr. and
Mrs tieorgi Cornelson, Mr. and -Mi's. ^tRIIXiF < Ll'll
I.'Tingle t'op' land, Mr. and Mrs. G. .\. W ITH .MIv.S OW LN.S
Copeland, .Mrs. H. M Wise and Mi.ss On Friday afternooii .Mr . W'illia ii
F’l'/.abeth 'i lung. Baile\ ()wens .enterta'ioi li the Bridge
club and hud a.'- honor guests .Mrs
John .lohnson and Mrs. Twig Tomson at a dinner party with the following
Mar-tin. Kathryn and ^^e lesson of IJIK is indicate i by its ♦
he warning of ^
to combat the flu
The demand for X 'cks VapoTtul), the
vaporizing salve which proved so val- ^
BRIDGE DINNERS
FOR FRIENDS of .Milwaukee, Each was pre.sented pues'.s. Caroline
'!Vo bridge d nnei*^ were given the with a daint\ gift. In addition to the Idi'/.al" ’h Blakely, Nannie Sue .\dair, n*sponse t
p.ist w{>i‘k bt .Mr. and .Mrs. Thomas honor gue.sts the fi lbiwing were pres- Will s .Mae W'il.son, Myrtis Holland, health aiithoiit’es
Ja'-i.li- ():i .m| relay evening the guests ent: Mes’atnes '1' .1 I’eake, R. \V. Mary Ilowze Dillard, Marion and Mil- *’>' keeping free from colds
\ver( : .Miss arr,e Fuller, Mr. and Phillips, W , .1. Hailey, I !■ . .la'obs, Sr.. (IkM H;pp, I'rances Bailey arul Mary
Mr^ W ad(‘ Fpvrry, Mr. and Mrs. K. E. .Sudu'r. Tliiouas .lacob.s, Reese I-.ian'a .Speake.
GeeTge Cormiion, Mr and Mrs. Hor- Young, .1. B. Pai'rott, It. C. .Adai'', B.
ac»' Payre, Xf \ and Mrs. Bonnie Me- B. D:llard. W. .X. Bomax,.!. A. C'ue.nd-
Mi'Ian. Mr. ;X,jl .Mrs. ,1. .1. Cornwell, ler, George ('oi-nelsoTi, ,I r., 11. M. Wi<e,
.\I and .Mr.-; \VaM»nee Calloway, Dr. Bringle ( "peland, J. X\ . 1 nney, .1 !'' with a candle party. Score cards, sou-
hu'.M'- R. 1 Ir idhu'. Bieut. and .Mrs. -lacob.', J r.. Ciair lla,\ s. H i ace I'ayne. venirs, the game refreshments and ‘ *^h('ra;orii's has been tripled since
.\ N. Taylor'/vlr and Mrs. Pringle and J. .1. (Cunwell X salad cour.'-e the entire .setting were cleverly and f'"'ie opeiating
IM and .Mrs (’lair Hays, fullovved by a s-aerd eeu)-.,.. server! attractively arranged. The guests ‘'ikfhi shif.s to nui. tiu nauona
were: Marv Collettt' Davis, Emmie emergency
'P>'.and
making their
Mr. and Mrs. PL L. Bobo on F’ergu.son
street. '
Flu Epidemic Is
0*1 Saturday evening Bill and Allen
Creating Record
Demand For Vicks 1
( aroline Martin. Julia Bailey, Iremc 4*12,000 Jars Every 2} Hours
Dillard, Neil Sprunt, Billy OwetiR. Needed To Keep the Nation ♦
.la-k Wiihcr.,,,..,,, Guy PUl... Alfi-ud ij,.,, With Vapof-Salve. ♦
Br.twn.ng and .-Xrthur Burroughs.
On Thursday evening Copic* McCra-
IV to,'■ r*ained a number of friends
Flu Milder But Widespread
That the juiblie has not forg(.)tten X
Clean Sweep BROOMS,
GOLD bUST, smaJl pkg.
2 in 1 POLISH, can
CHIPSO, 3 12-oz. pkgs. 25c 7''
Old Dutch CLEANSER TVic ♦ i
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Red Circle COFFEE, Ib.
SM.AIX
SIZE
'liable during the BMs epidmnic, has ^
On 'Thursday afternoon Mary Flla already _shatter-ed by a wide mar-gin |
lilev entertained sixteen friend.s previous records, o
.-Xltbough the cajiaciti ef Cie X icks J
WHITE HOI SE
EVAPORATED MILK, 3 Ig. cns. 29c i r
Milling, Sarah Speiike
.Meiuhead, Marguerite Bolan 1. X ir
ginia Spiati and X'irginia Kellers.
7 hut duiin^^^^B ur IV29 ytti are g(u .if (o save mnnev-'-fhen trade
tit lioi’ers and you Jo ii. l. itiL oit, iht\ ad and see hosv you
.on s.'cirj right nom hy .suiiag on jood /)roil)iil.<.
These Prices Effective Friday, Satutday and MONDAY!
YcHo'vv Cling or DeLux^ Halves
f IRUlj
<ii-jmilmirSSJW MSUm
S.P'MC C; -J, lu. c
For Salads and Ca.ilang
MATOLA dlL c^__a3c
Gee -;,' a Tia’-cd—Sweet, fender
3 35*
Single Cans, iSc
’ Pure—Sweet—Fresh—Clean
A.B.C. BUTTER ^ me
Ritters—With Tomato Sauce
PORK and BEANS
327c — IOC
Old Fashioned
Lye Hominy Cans X7C
A Fine Grade—Self Rising
CIRCUS FLOUR
M Sack Sack
EDirM SIZE
PRUNES, 3 lbs. ... 27c; 1 lb. .. 10c
I ' ■—.»#WiW.II'I ■l■■— ■■■■IIM III I —
M N-MAID AND OTHER BRANDS
RAISINS 10c
t HOICE
Evaporated PEACHES, lb 17c
('H(HCE
Evaporated APPLES, lb. 17c
Xdair. Marv Howx.e Dillard. Jamie pre-crit outp.it ol more than ♦
.^adie Chan,Her, Lvdic I>eake, D'ggm-x'
Marv Workman. .Xgne,. and ' l>olly ’ he imagination. It mean ^ that e very,
Sarah Speake. Margare' "‘"'''Is. day and night, ever bi.OO
jars of X irks are going out t,, cheek
the nation’'^ , ol Is and h, !p w;ird off
,, „ ►.the iju- t
On .SatuMlav at noon Billy OvVens Mild though it is in compavi:mn with'
ente-tamed w'.th two ;able.< of rook B'lH. this year’s ep.dem;,' has already
,n h. nor of J-din Ferrin and Thomas afl'<’‘-t'‘d num,' than a milbnn persons. ;
C.leim ,d' Spaitanburg. .X -.wo-cours,. "nd it m appa ■ eni In .-till m.uvaamg. ♦
luncheon was .ser\ed to the fidlowing ♦
giie:-- ■ Car,dine .Xiartin, Frances and WJ| \'P [)() 0
I'liUcriie Bailey. .XIar\ llo-u/.e Diilaro,
fohn and ’Tti,uiia> (ileiiii arul Ni-,]
WESSON OIL
Pint can .... 25c
SNOWDRIFT
A Perfect Shortening
4-lb.
PAIL
77c $1.45
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' :;i.' : 1'n "I a'ld p.nk I'anille' veie us,'d
' !e !i : ;dd . ;.nd niai’t !(•.
i'h, gue t- ...re me’, a' t'ne ',,or b\
'\'i. a-.d Mi-. 'T. M. Littlefield. Mrs.
i .'uke aiiii -Mrs. T. D. ('^opelami
■ :-te I in tlv hall. .Mi'sdames B. D.
det rai \ , B. B. King and R X\'. John-
n Ui.si.m-d in ,,tl;,'r ’part-- ot the
hi use. 'Tin- K'ceiving lin,' wa.e eom-
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1 (if Mr. and .Mrs. Hitt. Mie. .M.
S. Haniiii, .Mrs. Hitt’s uuither. Mt. and
.'\!r.s. XXb [) .Xiuistrong ,d (Iray (dkU>t.
Mis,- Peail IBtt, Floyd anl birne.s
ll!tt. Mrs. Hilt wore an orchid ev,'n-
■ig dress trimuied in '■:!\ei'. IB.m IbiW-
eis were sweet peas and '’era wtm h
^'iie Wore as a shoulder boU'iuet.
The foliowrng girb ser\'ed a .id
; n; t wiBi C'tfee in the .Lning ro in:
, 'I'lisse^ Mamie' Klb-n Garvin. Xodet
Wbeidei, Mary Emma Speake. cUd
i'.a.'iciss Hilt 'if Cro-s Hill. Fa\'>n-s
made of silver bells Nvero pinned by
.XLs.-; Cniuc .MeCrary. .Miss Helen I.it-
t'etield passed pink and white mints.
-I this gue'-'..- (.ikS-eij ITitO the hc.I,
Xirs.ie.-- .Sara Speake and Ella Littlf
Six Sparkling* Days of
Mondiiv 7tli. thru Siiturthiv ]2tib
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' way to .'Girl lb,- m \n Near m hy .sa'iag mi! ,,, aiul Noiir
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.Alt, I' the b(i-o,...t .-ca.soii -ae ha\t' ct’ff known and in rnakiny pi’i-ptiJ-ation.s
Lu' the new -ea.son in tl;o olTinyf out musi^go rtunaining Winter .stocks
winch include many things for your home, or for your per.ional wardrobe,
and (ditaniable here at this time gntatly reduced in prieo. All good stylish
mmchandisi', t'rirm our personally .-elei-ltal slocks from which we hu\e
di ducted a great dmil fi om their prices -- hut nothing from their caiiaeity
fi'i' scpyice.
F , )1 v<)ii ai',' i ill 1'I'os (e, I in sa'iiitg cnonoy , it is bitl,-t to cotju', tit lea.si tt.)
look, than to wisii you had
We 'welc(;mc monthl\’ cl.argc act'ount,.> and yoti will
liiid oiii' Per.-onal Shoppie’s Biii’ean a real htdp.
“tirceinille’s (li'eatest ~ South (dti-olina’s (ii’ande t"
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