The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, May 07, 1925, Image 2
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTOy. S. C.
SOCIETY EVENTS
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INTEREST TO WWVEN
Mrs. Larry B. Dillard, Society Editor. Telephone 154
Pass it arotmd
after xb^L
Give the family
the benefit of its
aid to digestion.
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it
^the..; itduse^, ^
"< j fittle - helps muck
wore: Mesdames Hot^well Graham, C.
; P. Deanna
7 . G, Hartwig,
j MRS. McFADDEN ENTERTAINS Henry; P. Dj^Hanr.ah, Miss Susie Ma-
I THE ACTAEAN CLUB
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. M. j!
McFadden was a delightful hostess to^E E. Sheldon, Miss Rosabelle Flem|iig}
the Actaean Club. Four tables weie
arranged for rook and those playing
bry; V. G. Hartwig, Miss Annie Bond;
J. G. Hayes, Mtss Kate Robinson;
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H. B. Smith, Miss Julia Robinson^ E.
M. Walker, Miss Driseilla Owings; H.
B. Warner, Mrs. H. ’Warner; E. L
M Bai.ej, Rob^Vam e, T D. ( opt .utuj, jvii ss Margaret Copeland} C.
iroy H,pp, C.us» Pitts. N.«cy,Uwter, wils0 V Miss Ma ‘ Bowl J. E . j. Wf*
son, Miss Margaret Wilder; P. S. Bai
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F. C. Pinson, L. B. Dillard, J. D.
Tear,s, S. G. Dillard, J. L. Wright, E
CAROLINA LEAGUE
I TO OPEN SOON
j '
Schedule Adapted Calling For Ninety
' One Games. Season Begins On
At a. meeting of the • boafd bf
reotb-re.of the Carolina Baseball Lea-:
gye, beld in Laurens 'Wednesday’stflei;-
noon^ a schedule" for’ the |92& seaeon
was adopted, and other matters per
taining to the ^operation of ihe^aix,
clubs were.,' worked out and agreed]
upon; The meeting was Resided over
by W. P. Nicholson, of Anderson, pib-!
sident of the league. The six clubs:
of the loop were represented.
The new aeaSpd v Opens > May 18th,!
with Union at Laurens, Newberry at i
Greehwobd and , AbbeviMe i at Ander-
sbn 1 ^
The. official schedule provides for
-MOTMEirg DAY
^ 'Comes May 10th
Remember-Her With
PLANS MADE FOR
! MEMORIAL DAY
; The United Daughters of the Con-,
■ federacy met on Thursday afternoon
and plans were made for Memorial
A TEST OF YEARS
. ’ Site 51 :4^’
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Is'the' Experience of. This Gljjnionj
^ , . Evident; . ' I
Are you miserable with an atdiihg
j hack? Feel tired, nervous and run
SA DLER-OWEN S
PHAKMACY
AT IMON S I A ITO.N TEL,
100
RENT A CAR
Drive Yourself
OPEN ANDCLOrFD CARS
day p: pvI .fr»7
NIGHT PHONE i m
Ellis Auto Livery
D. R TRIBBLE CO.
ci.INTON, s: C.
y- Adair Rex Phillips and A. w! ley, Miss Thed Liles; M. E. Ulotfelter/n^et^hd:-games, ' forty-§lx in the]
WH'-e. The ho&iebs, a».5isted by Mrs. Miss Elise Henry; G. L. Cunningham,! an ^ forty-sfive in the sec-
H. Hnd MrslF, ;C. 'Pinson.; Miss, Dean. West; H. K. Holland; Miss. 0,¥l *'
^served atf attractive salad course fol- Lawrence Wyly; N. Hunter, Miss Mar;
j.lowed by strawberry shortcake. _ [tha Reid Todd; G. Madden, Mis® Grace
I “ ‘ " ° * ./ League; J. V. Martin,.,.. Miss Mary
Cantwell; W. O. Player, Miss Annie
Pearce; B. E. Rafchford, Miss Doro
thy Sullivan; D. 0. Rhame, Miss Fran
ces McLaurin; T. M, Robinson, Miss. , „ tS . | , .• . ,
, .• .» 0 . * ,, | down ? Do you have daily headaches,
,J>ay and for the dinner to be served j Sue Dukes; A. M. Simpson, Miss Mar- art( j^rmoying uttiiarytdis-
the veterans. The report of the Dis- j garet Steele; ,\V. C. Sistar, Miss Lau- 01 » ( j e r S ‘> Then whv not take The ad-
,,n,t ho »,« •■■■■''! by Mrs. .XV Uo C, L. Smith, Mi* BottyuTe 0 V a (Son rosilnt wfe
B, h.'irr. Fhe iiieni.bvfs present were: Usher; G. K. Sumerel, Miss Eunice ed* as‘you'do and found lasting relief
Mesdames (. P. Robinson, h. M. B°“ Weathers; T. F. Wallace, Miss Eleanor by using Doan’s Pills—• a stimulant
” Eula: Burdette. ‘
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M cl . * - ? «-». m -.« b
\\. M. Mt Mi! a>
Rant in, William lb f
L. E. Wiggins, Mis-se
Maude Pearson. The hostesses
sandwiches and iced" tea.
J UNlOR-SENlO.U B ANQU ET
A BRILLIANT AFFAIR
(From The Blue Stocking)
The annual event has come and
gone, -and how f.ind'y t.h^ recollects
tons .of s j'raa h’ *''! red gue ts that at- L
Whaed the Jumo-- -G mor banquet last Special to Th
Friday in .ludd Hall. It was a hap-. Cross Hill, May 6®Miss-CatheFmel Neighbor saidr ‘‘Doan’s cured me and
pening that the two classes had long j Denver, the attractive young daughter j 1 haven’t been bothered 1 -since.”
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served; Me Laurin.
' V'! 0 ' wr' ^!f y 1b e r, a sharp pain •-caught me, in the
•J. W. Uhidsey, C. C, Ligon, W. J. Mac-j sma jj 0 | m y back and-it was a task
to straighten. My kidneys acted too
frequently and the secretions were
scanty. I also h^d dizzy spdls and a
dull ache in the lack of my head. 1
used Doan’s Pills, from Smiths Phar
macy, and they relieved me,”
SEVEN YEARS- LATER, Mr;
, ! farlan, R. M. Walker, and G, F. Pat-
| terson-.
CROSS HILL
Chronicle.
looked forward to -and one,they will ^ Mr. and Mrs., F. M. Deaver, cele-
Uot forge i in a "clay. ' * 'brated her third' birthday Wednesday
I • " .. I ,*.*» , i afternoon with a lovely party, at the
Alter a reception :n the beautiful- .i. P , m ,
, , . , , . .'T 1 . • ,, I home or- her parents, I he home was
iy decorated had with the college; . . ... .. . . *• . ...
h attractive -with quantities ot spring
cukrs used throughout in a pleasing; flowers and i 8t e iurthe afternoon the
; manlier, Bishops Entertainers play- j tittle guests ’were invited into the
UNDERTAKERS.& LICENSED ed a familiar march aid -the-couples I dining room where-..they were served
IS MB 41 B^tERS ; went into the banquet hall. This, | a delicious ice’ course. The • dining
too, had been artistically f. stoohed table was beautifully decorated, and
with the .iunior colors, pale blue and in the.center was placed the birthday
i»r, y/i n
A:! (':Jls Pr
F I k..
’romptlv Attended To
Dnv or Night
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\ 1.(. MOTOR. EQUIPMENT
j while, and the college colors, Prob>' cake - "■ The tolor sch eme of pink and
Da\ Phone 9 1 Night Phone
J. Roy Crawford
SURVEYOR
CLINTON. 8. C.
' ' T elephone SCO4
'swim in"
LAKE THOMAS
ably never has. the dining hall., look-
white was,, carried qut.. Dainty, souve-
k m , mu, , , nirs Were .g’iven each guest and many
rn-. ,, P >i cd as henut ml. Places were sought i e i. -v, ■ i. ' , ,
.o.* or -i. _ _ - # . F beautiful gifts weif received, by the
and. found b; ..t : auive p.ace cards; . hostess. Among ithose-eojoying
at each pin,.- a pngiam con- J the afternoon were: Elizabeth and
tainlng place-- ; ^wogiaphs, das? . Rebecca F uller, Ruth Sinimons:, Ma"*’-
mtuiu and ami at each lady’s garet RatchfordS Safa Chapman, Mil-
place a silver dor me, and at eachl'dred Mills, Hazel'. Walker., Elbert
60c' at all 'dealers. Foster-Milburn
Co,, Mfrs,, 'Buffalo, N/ Y,]
W a N *T S
Rates for advertising in this column
are one cent per word for each inser
tion, wilH]a mipiniuin charge of 25c,
payable invariably In advance. ^
WANTED:—One hundred fat hens. J.
- Will Dillard. - 1 * 2tp
RESIDENT LOTS FOR SALE—Su-
perb resident lots at Centennial and
Cleveland streets now'for .sale, T. L.
W. Bailey.' . .c 5-l4-4tp
The redoiibtable Doug is a jovable irresponsible rascal as #
THE THIEF OF^ BAGDAD-,
DOUGLAS * FAIRBANKS In
“THIEF OF BAGDAD”
Will Be Here
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Monday and Tuesday, May 18~19tli
CASINO THEATRE
• .. - CtINTON, S. C. ,, "* - .
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i FOE SALE -Bell pepper-and hot pep-
per, and tomato plants... 8 dozen, for
j 25c. J. R., Dillard, Phone 149. 5-7-2tp
ITCH KILLED
in 3 : 0
minutes
with SITIGIDE for 50c at Drug
Stores. 55c; by mail. '
SITKTDB €0,, ( omitierce, Ga.
, boy’s- place either a black leather 1 ^ onGa ’ Henry Boyce,.Jr., David Rufcn-
| cigarette or card case. After the ^ or ^* harles Pmson-, Jr.,-Grlff.n Pin-
guests were seated the orchestra
played “What’s Become of Sally?”
and the six dejected or rejected, pr
any kind of “jected'’ stags stagger
ed in and took their places at the
lower end of the banquet table.
The delicious menu served, by the I spettf the past week in'town, visiting
ladies of Broad Street Methodist Lelatives, T"
(hurch, was as fol low >: | M,: «- Marion Anderson and little
.daughter, of Bluefield, W. Va., and I WANTED-—Live,- energetic salesman
| Mrs. Evy Blake, of ' Coronado, are ; for Watlcins: 150. Household Necessi-
vt si ting Mrs, W. ©, Ra^or. Hies, in Clinton, Earnings $35-$50
son, James Edward Chapman, James N0.5TCE—We -selj bagging and ties.
Lehman, Claude Mills, Buv cotton seed and gin cotfon. T.
Misses Elizabeth Beeks and^ Mar- j j giatQck’g Ginnery, Cifnlbn. -S. C, tf
garet Stalling have returned to Ab- j — r.._.... —^;•
beville, after spending the week-end 1 BROILERS—Dandy, delicious butWf-
with Miss Minnette Hanna, | milk fed broilers now ready. G$t
Mr. J. G. Brown, of Spartanburg, yours while they last'. 75c e|cVpat the
fafm west of town, this week.’
Gaskill. '• f . ‘ >
R. S’.
Itc
, Fruit Cocktail
Carolina Turkey Louisiana Rice
.Spiced: Dressing
Giblet ..Gravy Cranberry Sauce
Biscuit Aspm’agus on Toast
Mr. Ba rrett Watts returned to his'weekly. Exclusive territory. Writer
PIANOS for RENT
0DANIEL& REID
honie in Palmetto, Fla., last week.
( Mr, and Mrs. R. W. Brown,^ Mr.
Chicken Salad \ , Mayonnaise | Everett Brown and Mrs. a Walter Grif-
Saltine Crackers Saratoga Chips fin visited -in • Newberry’ during ‘ the
.Pickle^ , ^. I past week. _
Neapolitan Cream Pound Cake!. Miss Johneua Austin, of Spar,an
Dinner Mints
xP.“C.'Punch
MOTHER’S DAY r
GREETING CARDS
May 10th
SADLER-OWENS
PHARMACY
! , The hr r.quel. was successfully serv-
j ed by the following waiters from the
burg, spent the week-end with home-
folks. . * -, v
~ :Mr. and-Td|&p-R, L. Crisp, of Green®
wood, spent’Suhdky in town...
- The Woman’s Auxiliary of Liberty
The J. R. Watkins Go,, Dept. J-6, 231
Johnson Ave,, Newarl^'N,. j. 5-28-4tp
t
Casino Theatre;:
CLINTON, S, C.
AT UNION STATION
TEL. 400
BACKACHE
Mississippi Lady Benefited by
Taking Card'd,
*‘I took Cardpi for backache and
.a weakened, run-down condition,
and it strengthened and helped
me,” says Mrs. .Mattie ■ Hurt, ©f
Coldwater, Miss.
“Before the birth ©f my children,
when weak and nauseated, 1 took
Cardui. After die birth of my j
children, when just getting up to do
my work, 1 took a couple of bottles
of Cardui and it never failed to
Strengthen and help me when tak
ing it. ,
T T seemed to enjoy my food and
my back would feel stronger. I
don’t believe 1 could have kept
going had it not been for Cardui
and the strength it gave me. yr
“When change of life came on 1
“ITT got dbwn#beii;"LtfeseemetE
to be just a terrible drag. 1 did
not have strength for anything. My
back hurt. My limbs hurt. 1 ufes
so nervous I couldn’t rest.
•i knew what Cardui had done,
so sent straight for it, and it did just
as it had done before - strengthen
ed and built me up.” <,
At all drug stores. , c-3o
ARDUI
j Frosh and Sophomore ’classes: Head- Springs Presbyterian church, mgt
’waiter, ‘Carrot-top” - Me Laurin, I Monday afternoon with Mrs.. W. H.
i’“Twinkle”' Jones', “Chunkey’’ Henry, |T-eaman. The- birthday offering this
“Shine*’ Kirven, “Chdcolate-drop” y ear wilii be given to .Charlotte Hem-
, Bailey, “Shgar” Montgomery, “Tub-' P er Seminary in Lavras Brazil. At
by” Milner, “Blontiy”* Gastbh, ^TFob^l
(Woodley, '-“Skinny” Prince, “Snow
flake” Sumerel. s j
j The crispness of any banquet may]two NEGRO BOYS BURNED
, be found in the toasts and the Junior- TO DEATH NEAR LAURENS
| Senior banquet of 1925 was certairtlv
the conclusion of the program, a deli
cious salad course, with iced tea, was
served.
I not an exception to the rule. The
president of the Junior class, J. V.
: Martin, known to his friend^ and
classmates as “glais”^ Joe, “Shiek,”
Laurens, May 5.—When a tenant
house was destroyed by fire last night
on the farm of E, P, .Minter, eight
miles west of Laurens, two sons, aged
Parrott-Electric.
WHAT DO
P. S. JEANS
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‘Woman
a*
etc., acted admirably as toastmaster;.! 10 ar ' (1 11 y ears ’ respectively, of Ches-
... ,, , , , . , ter Garrett, negro, occupant, of'the I
* b '-' ttcr c#u ! <l ““ bave been dwelling, wire tamed to deSth. -The
(-.very one 01 the talks were spivvlid j victims were asleep in an upper room
and since 'they were all so good we ain( j the father was badly burned, at-
. shall not even, try to pick “winners,” tempting to rescue them.
. but just publish the lilt: - — ; ..v-.-.: —'
| “That Ole Gang O’ Mine,” by the yOUf Electrician?
[Toastmaster.
“Memory Lane,” J. J. Cornwall.
• “Red Hot Mamina,” Dr. Dudley
Jones. ..
“Aggravatin’ Papa,” Miss Mary
Cantwell. ^ ^
“Steppin’ Out,” James Stamps.
“Runnm’ Wild,” A, R. Moore.
“Too Tired,” Harry Holland.
The honorary guests were: Dr. and
(Mrs. I). M. Douglas, Dr. and Mrs. 1
F. I). Jones, Coach and Mrs. W« A. I
! Johnson, Mrs. Myrtle Hunter, Mr. A. |
R. Moore with Miss Alden Bailey, and :
Mr. J. A. Stamps with Miss Naneile
Blalock.
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The list pf Juniors and Seniors with
their guests follows: E. G. Beckman,
Bliss Helen Vincent; P. H. Botnar,
Miss Lucy Bailey; W. M. Brown, Miss
Jones; J.. J. Cornwall, Miss Ethel < >
Copeland; D. D. Edmunds, Miss Mary
IIAHOID ItOVD v
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“GIRL SHY”
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In 7 Rip-Roaring Reels
~MON; AND TUBS.
May 11 and 12
&•
:n
For The Graduating Dress
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We cordially invite you to visit bur
Dress Goods Section. Here you will
find lovely Crepe de Chine in all colors
to make lovely, yet inexpensive, grad-. ; I:
uating Dresses, or frocks for Other
special occasions. Our collection is^
simply unbeatable^ -
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• ;-v. ‘ $
Lovely Wash Goods in,fast colors for
Summer wear. MatbfialSs, of every >
kind that may be laundbred -freely-,
without danger of fading colors, for
each and every piece is. fully guaraxi-;
teed fast color.
May we have the pleasure of serv
ing
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HEALTH DAY OR HEALTH WEEK
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Should he observed every day $nd every week in the
whole year. Get a good ice box or refrigerator; keep it well
filled with ICE and these warm days and cool nights will not
damage the baby’s milk. Fruits and vegetables will be far
more palatable. *\ ‘ \ _
We do our best;to serve you. , The quickest way to get
ice in a hurry is at the company’s platform.