Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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r SOCIETY EVENTS INTEREST TO WOMEN Mrs. Larry B. Dillard, Society Editor. Telephone 154 UR. AND HRS. SMITH id Mrs. B. Adair, Mary Henry and Myra Ua- M same idea carried out with all 11 of the decorations. 1 Z Prot H. E. Sturgeon of the ♦ byterian College, and president of the 11 Rotary Club presided over thf ' 1 I by all those in attendance, the rians, their wives, sweethearl friends. Mrs. W. P. Jacobs pi worth. Ruby White, Katherine Brown. < EVERYBODY NEEDS A CAP if pink and white effectively u [he guests were: Misses Louise R irdson, Bertha Gray Gallman, and MRS. FLANAGAN GIVES ALL-DAY PARTY On Friday Mrs. Harold Flanagan |m entertained several friends with also lovely spend-the-day party. Mrs. Flan agan was assisted by Mrs. Harris M Landrum in entertaining and the fol-1ACTAKAN CLUB lowing enjoyed Mrs. Flanagan's ki E. Tribble, W. B, Tribble, Misses Li-1A MRS. SIMPSON GIVES Simpson’s twenty-fourth birthday. A elegant turkey dinner was served ar the guests of the evening were: M and Mrs. Roy Pitts, Mr. and Mrs. We ne and Miss Sallie Wright. . Little Brown Church in the Wildwood” and the “Levee Song.” The special .' Rotary Club quintette, consisting of lie. E. Galloway, B. O. Whitten, 1 r ‘ Odiorne, J. B. Parrott and W. P v endered one attractive number, » Laurie.” ■e were several features if the Rotarians. late on the subject “Which is " Mightier, the Pen or “ * in which Dr. B. O. V Sturgeon defended .— and J. F. Jacobs and Dr. D. h I* las the negative, w« ?" j b y of George Washington, QMkNaytoSton Night Coighing New Method to MR. GEORGE ODIORNE ENTERTAINS SCOUT COUNCIL On Thursday evening Mr. George C. Odiorne entertained the Musgrove [ Council of Boy Scouts, session, during which Dr. took his seat as official followed by a lovely soc The guests were seated l made attractive with George Wash-Jei Mrs. J. $*. [J the Thursday Bridge Club, ies of valentines graced the occa- m and those enjoying the games ire: Mesdames Pringle Copeland, iristopher Adair, Reese Young, E. Glasgow, Clair Hays, T. J. Peake, Jodie Chandler, J. W. Finney, i smashed. It a'dded s] Some wear them for dress— Some wear them for driving— Some wear them for golfing— Young men like Caps for general wear. Business men need them when traveling. Tourists need them every day. Golfers find them necessary. Our Kraf Flex Caps Can’t Be Beat— $2.00 Our Sure-Fits and Regular Size Caps— $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 Copeland-Stme Co. “One Price To AH” PHONE NO. 47 CLINTON, S. C. J. F. Ja >s, Jr.. WUlian , Short talks by Dr. S. C. H . the subject of “Nothing” and E. G ~ " on the subject of “G rens, Thomas Epting, A. F. Bush and i Mr. Cameron, of Newberry. C. M. ley, R. W, Wade, W. C. Oxley, F. D. Jones, from Clinton. MRS. WADE ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB Mrs. R. W. Wade was a plei hostess to the Tuesday Bridge Club. CLINTON ROTARIANS EN JOY LADIES' NIGHT On last Friday night the me the Rotary Club of Clinton | together in celebration of their i “ (’ night, with a program th accepted by many as the rtive ladies’ night prograi Rotary Club has yet planned. i. Dillard, Raymond Pitts, Walter i nson, J. W. Finney, Walter Rich- j j rg, John Little, Jodie Chandler, U :ire time in fun making. Che banquet was served in the rcial Club hall in the Masonic Tem- >, by the ladies of the Met* * arch, and a very enjoyable and one-half l| by Miss Co- B r - P- Jacobs | K ! AETNA Health and Accident Insurance Automobile Insurance Life Insurance S. W. SUMEREL, Agent NO MATTER HOW DISCRIMINATING YOU ARE SOME OF OUR PRODUCTS WIU PLEASE YOU BUTTER CRUST ROLLS DAILY Special This Week: CHERRY POUND CAKE WE BAKE PIES DAILY LAYER CAKES EVERY WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY OUR NEWEST PRODUCT IS DEVIL CAKE—Friday and Saturday Don’t miss this for your Sunday Dinner Special Every Saturday: MINCE PIES CLINTON-MAID BREAD Is a Masterpiece in the Baking Science GET IT AT YOUR GROCER ' THE CUNT0N BAKERY PHONE 124 Come See The Things T HERE’S an entrancing beauty of style, an ele gance of quality associated with the beautiful line of Women’s Dresses and Coats we are now showing for the first time. You are cordially invited to visit this depart ment which has just been ad ded and for which our buyer has just made a trip to New York to select the choicest garments. Smart Dresses and Coats A group of brand new Frocks that will appeal to discrimi nating buyers. Dresses and Coats that are authentic in terpretations of the most ex clusive models presented at smart fashion centers. Gar ments that combine excel lence of quality, both o f materials and workmanship, with newness and low price. Accept our invitation to visit this department. t Home, single subscription price ri jw in club $1.70. See me for o JA8. W. CALDWELL Where the Newest Styles Are Shown First Farmers Mercantile Go. “CORRECT APPAREL FOR WOMEN AND MISSES”