The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, February 14, 1929, Image 3
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SOCIETY EVENTS
OF
INTEREST TO WOMEN
Mrs. Larry B. Dillard, Society Editor. Tdeidione 1$4
CENTURY CLUB TO
MEET WITH MRS. JONES
The Century club will hold its next
refirular meeting Tuesday, Feb. 19,
with Mrs. F. D. Jones.
MRS. JACOBS HOSTESS
TO THIRTEEN CLUB
On Friday afternoon Hrs. W. P. Ja
cobs (entertained the Thirteen club. Re
freshments in two courses'were served
to the following guests: Mesdames
Wm. Bailey Owens, Pringle Copeland,
Irby Hipp, Clarence Galloway, W.
Jehnson, John Johnson, Twighe Ton-
sen, Hubert Pitts, Raymond Pitts, R.
W. Wad^, Reese Young and Thomas
Jacobs.
DINNER
FOR FRIENDS
On Friday evening Mr.- and Mrs.
Lewis Simpson entertained with a
course dinner. A bowl of narcissi was
used as a centerpiece. The guests in- ,Sturgeon,
eluded: Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Reeder,
. A. Fincher, Mr. and
bridge was enjoyed for a couple of Miss Agones Davis.
hours.
CENTURY CLUB
WITH MRS. BAILEY
The Century club met with Mrs. C.
M. Bailey on Tuesday afternoon with
A progran^ on Irish drama. A play by
Lord Dunsany, “A Night At An Inn,”
was read by Mrs. G. \V. Gignilliat,
Mrs. W. A. Johnson, Mrs. H. E. Stur
geon, and Mrs. Lonnie McMillian. A
paper on the life and synopsis of the
plays of Lord Dunsany was prepared
and read by Miss Louise Simmons.
The following were presents: Mes
dames C. M. Bailey, Marshall Brown,
Roger Coe, A. ^M. Copeland: H. A.
Copeland, J. I. Copeland, G. W. Gig
nilliat, B. Graham, \V. E. Hoy, VV. A.
.Johnson. L. R. Lynn, A. V. Martin,
Ijonnie McMillian, A. E. Spencer, John
Spratt, H. E. Sturgeon, M. G. Wood-
IN HONOR OF
BRIDE AND GROOM
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest.C. Hipp enter
tained a few friends at a four course
dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Young, who were recently married.
Those enjoying this hospitality were:
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Young, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Young, Mr. and Mrs. W.
E. Neighbors, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Hipp.
By Arthur BrwlMUiu^
JUbramt^tnn^
Heami
Thfnp You Should Know
The Chronicle does not necessarily
endorse or commend all of Mr. Bris
bane's views and conclusions.v His ed
itorials are published as expressions
of opinions of the world's highest sal
aried editor.
^ John Joseph OaincSk
MOTHERS' CLUB -
WITH MRS, HUNTER
On Thursday afternoon the Moth
ers’ club met with*Mrs. John Holland
Hunter at the home of Mrs. Roger
Coe. Prof. Marshall Brown gave a
talk on his “Impressions of Europe,”
Mrs. Hunter seped sandwiches, cof
fee, tea and pound cake to the follow
ing i^ests: Mesdames R. F. Adair, T.
L. W. Bailey, J. W. Dillard, G. H.
Ellis, John Little, A. J. Milling, H. E.
W. H. Simpson, J. Lee
Young, Irby Hipp, Roger Coe, Henry
Gary Martin, W’
BORAH, GOOD AMERICAN
GROW YOUR OWN FUR COATS
EINSTEIN’S DISCOVERY
PUBLISHERS, CHEER UP '
Senator Borah, good American,
fears that if we build cruisert without
making arrangements satisfactory to
Britain we shall have a “shipbuilding
race with England,” If necessary, why
’“fiJriritain culdn-t afford it ^nd |,'^f“r?™
-- - - -- - i passed throu'”' the sernrero witbr*nt
VACCINES
There can be no doubt of the value
of certain vaccines in the prevention
ani treatment of epidemic diseases.
By the intelligent use of this method,
much suffering can be avoided, and
many conditions alleviated. Medical
science has now practically abolished
typhoid fever, malaria, sma'll-pox, yel
low fever, and other infectious diseas
es—and, has shorn diphtheria and
scarlet fever, tetanus, hydrophobia,
and other fatal maladies of much of
their terrors.
In an epidemic of influenza, I once
gave prophylactic* vacci’>«s to twenty'
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SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
CORNER AT UNION STATION PHONES 377 and 400
knows well that we shall never attack
Britain unless we are first attacked.
contracting d^easc, although several
of them lived in infected families. The
ANNOUNCEMENT
OF INTEREST
An attractive affair of the past |
week was the Valentine luncheon giv- ]
en by Mrs. Thomas Jacobs announcing
The British, while they could, domi- ili’’" f T.J'
H. Shands, i hated the seas, anJ were proud of it.
first injection, the otbor, a tubercular,
when l«el3on at Trafalgar wiped ‘u
^^fforts of myscif and an able consult-
condition ex
; Napoloon’s chances of British co^queFt ■
I . ,nod I ant.
up to 1924. /
I Since then, I have given immunizing j
It is Uncle Sam’s turn now. , vaccine to many people, and, have
Airplanes, submarines, fast cruis- the^pre'auron most satisfactory
, ers, will answer any question ffpm P ^^d| myself,
the engagement of Miss Carrie Fuller, j other nation, and this country If your occupaiicn expo,ses you to
From the chandelier fell a shower of. gy^ould have the answer ready. j any cpidepiic di.sease, I would advise
hearts and cupids and a vase of red | — i you .strongly tb permit your physician
Grow your own fur coats at home, j to immor'zo ypu by giving you appro-
Mr. Vernon Bailey of the Agricultural priate vaccination,, using the proJuct
Department tells you that muskrats, of a reliable maker of such things
and white carnations adorned the cen
ter. Red tapers in silver holders were
arranged effectively and red hearts
marked the places of the gue.sts. Holls i need big swamps, can be , Like every other good thing, vaccine;
daintily concealed trumpets i jjj^p rabbits or guine.: pigs, fn has lieon cnnitaliz d by> the most braz-^
pens. They need only enough en qim ks; be on yo'»r guard. It is safe j
to keep comfortably wet and to ciincliule that all medical ad.ertis-J
jcool in summer. This will intere.st Cali- ers, those who “g i.-'.ranfee results” are
rank ir’nostor.', who get. your money
for n -th'P'.'; exoro’^e goed .judgment,
The v/orld of science, inclu ling Bor- and tiu-t y uir reliable family doctor.
concealed
w'hich bore the announcement: Carrie /
Fuller—Bennett Townsend. April U-! water
The place cards also had clever j
rhymes which were read to the bride- j fQj.aia rabbit raisers, among others,
to-be, Mi.ss Fuller was also presented!
with a corsage of valley lilies, a re-
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worth, John MeSween, Bynum Betts, guests of the occasion: M'sses ^ Professor Ein.«tcin’s
S. H. Bell and Miss Louise Simmons. I (^.^rrie Fuller, Mary Lou Bell, Caroline ' that electro-magnetis
@st Colds
Rub v^ell over
throat and chest
vesiss
membrance of Mr. Townsend. | trand Russell, called the greatest liv-
A five-course luncheon was served j ing mathematician, is interested in
announcenu-nt
magnetism and gravity
Motes, Clara Ducket^ Eloise Miller,' are pracitcally the same. This discov*.
Mesdames W. P. Jacobs, ,J. F. .Jacobs, j ery, says the learned Dr. Pupin, of Co-
Sr., J. Pb Jacobs, Jr., J. B. Townsend, ■ lumbia university, places Einstein be-
Harrell Wilson, Rufus Sa iler, Lo-.nie ; side Galileo and Newton.
McMillian, Rutledge/^Fuller, J. H.i ■ '
interested m physics await
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