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THURSDAY, APRIL 29,1926 THK CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S, 0. * ♦♦♦♦♦♦«» ; B SOCIETY EVENTS I P 1 OF I INTEREST TO WO/nEN !. t I Mrs. Larry B. Dillard, Society Editor. Telephone 154 • Ci HUNTER-LAMOTTE t Mrv Mrytle A. Hunter announces the engagement of her daughter, Sarah, to the Rev. Louis C. LaMotte, and Friday afternoon. A variety of Jl beautiful flowers were used and the . attractive table covers anil score cards evoked much admiration. A tfcmpt- take place in June. EASTERN STARS MEET FRIDAY and iced tea were served by the host- tv ess assisted by Mesdames Rex Phil- . lips, T. J. Peake, T. D. Copeland, W. C. Oxley and Miss Maude Pearson. .. The local Eastern Star chapter will hold its regular meeting Friday night, April 30, at eight o'clock. Several of The guests were: Mesdames Annie " G. Bailey, C. C. Bailey, R. L. Bailey, * T. L. W. Bailey, T. J. Blalock. Frank ^ the occasion and ;t ia hoped that they will be greeted with a large attend- Hamp Stone, T. D. Copeland, J. W. Crawford, J. H. Donnan, E. W. Fer- . guson, E. G. Fuller, P. S. Jeans, T. C. T MRS. FULLER Johnson, J. M. Pitts, W. H. Shands, J" Blakely Tribble, C. J. Killen, B. L. j* Oh Tuesday afternoon Mrs. E. G. W.^. MooibMdf^b Copeland, M.°j! she entertained a doaen friends in honor of her daughter, Mrs. Fred Oxley, Henry Young, H. D. Rantin, Guy Pitts, Jim Wright, W. D. Cope- \\ Games, who has recently returned from Leesburg, Fla. Bridge was en- land. Misses Roslyn Blakely and Ruth b] Bailey.. u games Mrs. Fuller served tempting were: Mesdames Chris Adair, Irby w of neighbors aind all thoroughly en joyed this courtesy of Mrs. Fuller’s. land, J. W. Finney, J. F. Jacobs, Jr., jj Frank Kellers, John W. Little, Ray f( BRIDGE CLUB WITH MRS. PEAKE Nimocks, Barnie Parrott, T. J. Peake, j r Hubert Pitta, Henderson Pitts, Ray- w mond Pitts, Carl Robinson, Felder t < On Thursday afternoon Mrs. T. J. Peake was a pleasing hostess to the Smith, R. W. Wade, J. H. Wither spoon, Harris Landrum, W. J. Bailey, 45 ess, assisted by ^Mesdames Jodie Dorcas Mason, Nancy Owens, Myra tempting courses. The guests includ ed: Misses Sallie Wright, Clara ley, Katherine McSwain, Kathleen Mc Gee, Theo Lyles and Pearl West. Duckett, Mesdames W. J. Bailey, Pringle Copeland, Christopher Adair, Barnie Parrott, John Little, William THIRTEEN CLUB Jacobs, J. F. Jacobs, Jr., William Bai ley Owens, Reese Young, and Harris MRS. JEANS GIVES IS HONORED 9 On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Hu- tl bert Pitts was a gracious hostess to “•Die Thirteen" Club when she en- tl tertained with five tables of bridge \ and two of rook. The hostess, as- , it LOVELY PARTIES Mrs. J. D. Jeans was a gracious hostess when she entertained with sisted by Mrs. J. W. Finney, Mrs. ti Raymond Pitts, Mrs. J. M. Pitts and t< Mrs. Henderson Pitts, served a de- fi lightful salad course with fruit ice 0 and iced tea. The guests wm^ Mes- p dames Will Robinson, Ca^Wbinson, r T. J. Peake, Ray NimodwTChristo- a PAGE THRKB Christopher K In the third. P. C. tie vo triples, a single a Citadel came back in the fifth with Things roclted i Thor . . of trouble st hit ball of the i IN MEMORIAM Mercer Silas Bailey Born near Clinton, S. C., Noveml Oc3W otiBaW!! Bollav an) aU(i ^Me^inyUjjanfcs ^ vA far beer her sw) !; J? cos& expenBeB weprotlpm of hei- foots efliw f ! f is entad | (for..- {vice oullodm #»} rame priced paw Wl look {brkUitb J -anv atniWlterc! -SEE OUR HE BEE HIVE j Buy Clinton Made Bread With Confidence*—And Serve It With Pride NOTE WHAT YOUR OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS THINK OF CLINTON-MAID BREAD. FOR ANY OCCASION WE HAVE A NICE SELECTION OF CAKES FOR YOUR GUESTS OR FAMILY. IF YOU DON’T HAVE TIME TO SHOP AT THE BAKERY, CALL FOR CLINTON BAKERY PRODUCTS AT YOUR GRO CER. THE CUNTON BAKERY MAY 9th IS MothersJ)a\ buy a supply of ICE coupon books so as to receive FREE a dandy bag and mallet to be used in preparing ice for the table? They are being given away by the DIXIE ICE & FUEL CO. The supply is going fast—secure yours at once. Everybody is delighted with this gift. KEEP PLENTY OF GOOD ICE ON HAND ALL THE YEAR ROUND. Dine lee & Fuel Company CUNTON, S. C. God gave us friends—and that means much, But far above all others The greatest of His gifts to earth Was when He thought of mothers.” SO THE SECOND SUNDAY IN MAY IS HER DAY— and how she loves it! CARDS FOR MOTHER LOVELY CARDS AND FOLDERS THAT WILL TOUCH HER HEART AND BE APPRECIATED. LOVELY MOTTOES AND SPECIAL BOXED STA TIONERY WRAPPED AND STAMPED APPROPRIATELY. OUR OFFERINGS—SELECT NOW. For Sore Throat viss T