The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 10, 1929, Image 3
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MRS.T. D. COrELAND>• ..
HOSTESS TO ACTAEAN CLUB
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. T. OJ
Copeland entertained the members of ftEAUTIFUL PARTIES
Lee
The Actaean club at the Mary Mus-
grove tea room. Five tables were ar
ranged for rook with the f<^lowing
players: Mesdames Lethe Gregory,
Julia Griffin, W. D. Copeland, Pringle
Copeland, J. H. Hunter, R. B. Vance,
J, L. Wright, B. H. Boyd, J. Will Dil
lard, H. M. Wise, G. A. Copeland, T.
J. Peake, L. B. Dillard, W. J. Bailey,
Guy Pitts, L. D. McCrary, Misses
Clara Duckett and Sallie Wright.
MR. AND MRS. KING
ENTERTAIN
A pleasant occasion of the holiday
season was a bridge party given by
Mr. and Mrs. William TCing at their
home last Friday evening, compli
menting their guests, Mias Willie
Coxe, Sipipsonville; Miss Eunice Rob
ertson,. Libeiiy, and Miss Ina Curry,
Simpsonville. • .
After cards were put aside, plum
pH^Wy illU ' WJ I
served. Those present
DURING WEEK
On Wednesday L-wd Thursday Mrs.
Jack H. Young andd Miss Elizabeth
Young entertained With two beautiful
parties. Ppt plants and cut flowers
adorned the home. The guests of Wed-
nesdady were: Mesdames R. C. Adair,
Reese Young, I. M. Smith, Wade Sper
ry, J. B. Parrott, R. E. Sadler, Wm.
Bailey Owens, H. M. Wise, Glenn Ful
ler, Horace Payne, Henderson Pitts,
Lonnie McMilUan, Lee Add Blakely,
Ned Anderaon, George Cornc^n, Oli
ver Burroughs, J, W. Finney, Misses
Dorcas Mason, Collette Griffin, Mele-
nee Thornley and Nannell Bl^kck.
On Thursday the foUowiaig. were
present: Mesdsmes R. W. Wade, J. F.
Jacobs, Jr., J. T. Young, Clarence'
Galloway, W. D. Copeland, J. W.
Leake, Jack Shealy, D. C. Heustess,
T. J. Peake, A. N.^Tnylor, L. B. Dil
lard, Hugh Simpson, B. H.^oyi, Hen-
Dunwcdy, W. A. Johnson, Tweghe
E. H. WllkM. Glam Met, Bring® !<•*«««*■
Copeland, Win. Bailay OWreni," CUiW
Haya, A. Chaiidler, George Ghimel- y
son, H. M. Wisa, B. E. Sadler^ L M* ^ The Clinton high school^pens ita
Smith, MiaBes Elizabeth Youi^ an4 baaketball season on Wednesday af-
To Onen SeasMi
Clara Duchett.
DINNERS INCLUDED > ^
IN WEEKS EVENTS
;;On Thursday and Friday eveningi
Mr, and Mrs. Pringle Copeland wter*;
tained a number of friends at dinner..
The guests on Thursday evening were:
Mr. and Mrs. W. At Jolmaon, Bfir. ard
Mrs. Tweghe Tonsen, Mrs. J^n John
son, Mr. and Mrs.’Wm. Bailey
Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Peake, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Galloway, Mr. and Mrs.
Irby Hipp, Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Finney,
Mr. and Mrs* Thomas Jacobs, Mr. and
Mrs. E. C .Alair, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Chandler. ' ^
The ^ests on Friday were. Mr. .and
Mrs, J.. F.’ Jacobs, Jr., bW. and Mrs.
Clair Hays, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Jeans,
Mr. and. Mrs. F. M. Todd, Mr, and
Mrs. D. C. Heustess, Mr. and Mrs.
H .race Payne, Mr. and Mrs. Reese
Young, Mr. and Mrs. li. W. Phillipa,v
Mr. and Mrs. W. P.* Jacobs, Lieut, and
Mrs.-A. N. Taylor.
On ' Tuesday evening Miss Eileii
.Copeland and Mrs. J. J. Cornwell en-
torcained eeveral friends, at dinner.
Bowls of narcissi adoined the home.
The guests of the occasion were: Miss
es ;viarion Copeland, Janie Lois'Lynn,
Lucy Bailey, Isabel Witherspoon, Al-
tnmoon, January when the local
boys wiU nleet thb quintet- of '^4iiley
Military institute «t Greennmod, and
^ girls wHl meet the Thomw^ Hi
gfels in the college g^^nasium. The
game here will be played at 5:30 and
a large nundier of suppotiiers are
m'gcd to be oh hand to give ttie girls
a sbo 'j. This will be the first game
of I he season and both teams are ex-
t
pecting to win from their .opponents.
were served, those present were; jodie Chandler, R. W. Phillips, Misses
Misses Coxe, Robertson, Curry, Chris- Duckett, • Mayme Leake and
Florrie Burdette.
Mrs. F. D, Jones and Miss Ethel Hun-
tine Peake, Mable and Gladys Aldred
and Messrs. Hubert Boyd, Silasr Bai-
ley, Frank Godfrey, J. B, Hart, Fay
ette Henry ami Aldine Blakely.
MOTHERS’ CLUB
WITH MRS. JONES
On Thursday evening Mrs. R. E.
Jones was ht^tess to the Mothers’
club. Rol call was answered with a
current event and the following was
included in the program:
“Ann Pamela Cunningham,” Mrs. B.
Graham.
“Madam Montessori,” Mrs. P.'S.
P>ailey.
Mrs. Jones, assisted by Mrs. John
Davis, Mrs.' George Davis, and Mrs.
B. R. Fuller, served a salad course
followed by a sweet course to the fol
lowing members: Mesdames R. F.
Adair, P. S. Bailey, T. L. W. Bailey,
J. W. Dillard, J. W. Finney, Bothwell
Graham, Irby Hipp, J. H. Hunter, J.
Rccanha Vance, Kate Odiornc, Mar
garet Copeland, Addison Neighbors,
T u C3- • Roberts, James Edmund Fergitv t
Mrs. John Dclmar, Rh.me. B. Hays, Fantj
Thornley, William McCrary, Heath]
Copeland, Weir Davis, Mack Adair,
Brooks Owens and J. J. Cornwell.
ter called for refreshments, which
consisted of a salad course ami Rus
sian tea.
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS
.AT LUNCHEON
On Tuesday Mesdames J. B. Par
rott, V/ade Sperry and R. C. Adair
entertained'a'number of friends at a
luncheon. The home of Mrs. Parrott
was adorned with swfcet peas and
candles, and on the eight tables were
placed vases of sweet peas. Four j
courses were served the following;
guests: Jlesdames Irby Hipp, J. W. j
Finney, R. W, Phillips, Frank Kel- j
lers, R. W. Waic, Oliver Burroughs, j
Reese Young, Clareftce Galloway,
Pringle Copeland, Thomas Jacobs, T.
J. Peake, John Johnson, Tweghe Ton-
sen, Wh A. Johnson, W. J. Bailev, J.
F. Jacobs, Sr., J. F. Jacobs, Jr., W. P.
FREE SCHOOL
FOR COOKING
CHAPPED HANDS
AND FACES. CAN
BE RELIEVED
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Quick, simple
method makes
your skin tingle
with comfort.
SADLER’S
HAND AND FACE
LOTION ,
2 oz. bottle 25c '
6 oz. bottle — 50c
Cleansing and-soothing to
chapped skins. This is the
best remedy for chapping
Sadler-Owens
Pharmacy
Phones 377 and 400
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Prices I
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Are Low!
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It’s not so much the reduced-price
weekly specials that we are most
proud to offer; pur greatest achieve
ment is the very low range of our regular prices, on ALL
our items, day in and day out throughout the year! And
the high quality never varies. »
GRANDMOTHER’S BREAD
7c ROJO'S 8c
21 OUNCE n
PULLMAN H0
LOAP,
POUND
LOAF
♦ Aunt Jemina PANCAKE PLOUR, pkg. 14c
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ALASKA
PINK
No. 1
TALL
CAN
17c
Log Cabin SYRUP, table size
25c
-MEAL ■
GRITS 10c
Best Pure LARD, lb.
15c
IONA
^iUNSWEET
COCOA
PRUNES
2-lb. can 19c
2-lb. pkg. 19c
D. M. ASPARAGUS TIPS, Nc. i can Ife
A & P F,\MILY—SELF-RISING ^
FLOUR 95c $3.75
Fancy PEANUT BUTTER, lb. jar
25c
SWIFTS JEWEL
rSHORTENINC
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2 ibs.
25c
I Libby’s SAUERKRAUT, No. 2 can .. . 10c
Clustcr-RAISINS, Iff^z. pkg.
12‘/2C
Home Eccnomiat Here Three Days
Next Week To Give Electric
Cooking Demonstrations.
'Hundreds of ladies from ^Clinton find
surrounding territory are expected to js
attend the three day elctric cooking: ^
school to be held next Tuesday, Wed-1SS
resday and Thursday afternoons un-|~S
der the auspices of the Electric Do-, ^
’'artment of the Town of Clinton. Thrlf^g
demonstrations will be held daily at j
? o’clock at the City Clerk’s offioe.
with Miss Clara E. Dean, nationally
known home economist and cooking;
expe'c in charge, and has exten ’edi
oil housewives a most cordial invita-'^j
tion to be present. f
The school has every indication of I
being one of the most popular and best'
held in this section of the state and \
from all reports, will be largely at-|
tended. irs
Miss Dean, the lady in charge ofJf?~
■It? schftflT. liillT pVgpaTg’*TnmtI!r•as
All cooking will be done by electricity. ^
Part of the City Clerk’s office will be j ^
made into a kitchen which will be the, ~
last word in modernness and in effi-,,^
ciency. Electric ranges,, with oven
heat controls, and other fixtures, will
be used; an electric.refrigerator will ^
aid in preparing the menus, in keep- ~
ing frostiiigs and icings cold and stiff, ^
and in preserving foods.
t Miss Dean will not only prepare the , ~
i menus, but will lecture during the
I time. While beating eggs or sifting
flour or whipping cream, she will be ~
1 idling her-licarers just how long to ~
• beat those eggs, or how much flour ^
! should he u.sed, o|3fthe proper stiff- ~
I ness of the cr<'am to obtain the bes! ^
j r( sult.s. Sheds si.M-to be a woman (J ~
I mu.h persrna'ity arnf charm, and the"^
! dishes rhe prepares aie ca’oiilated to^.^
j tempt the mest fastidious. . rr:
I The dcrrj'jnstrations b'-gin at three
o’clock each afternoon and last for
two hour.s. The City invites any worn-1 ^
.'in able to attend the meetings' to do | ^
•SO and learn all possible about the i
benefit of Ihe women of the comniuni-*
ty, and it is hoped that the building "jzz
will be paeked to capacity. .
Each jierson is asked to bring a
nencil and pad on which notes may be
‘aken ab.'^iuf the preparation and cook- ~
ing of foeds. Those atten(lin,g will also
be rdifistcre 1, and at the conclusion
of each "day’s lessons, prizes will be ^
I given away.
I It is planned to disrtibute on the
I closing day a souvenir bbuklot of red- ^
j pes prepared by Miss Dean, an.l vain-
^ i able information for the h'.usewife. | sz:
Those souvenir booklets will bedmpov-
tant additions to any kitchen.
’ Miss Dean has conducted successful'^
cooking schools in many cities of the ^
nation. She has been prominent in ^
home economics work for years and ^
has been,.ip numerous cities from coar.; ^
to coast, and has made ‘a decided im-
pPession wherever she has appeared. 'ZZ
She is a nationally known expert, and ~
I the women of this community are urg
ed to take advantage to gain from her
experiences and demonstrations,
oi The school is being held under the
auspices of the City’s water atrd light
department to encourage electric cook
ing in the city with the nationally
known Hotpoint tknges.
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is a Prescription for
Colds, Grippe, Flue, Dengue,
Bilious Fever and Malaria
It is the most speedy remedy known.
THOMASON MOTOR CO., Laurens
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DEL MQNTE
YELLOAV
CLtNG
SLICED OB HALVES
LARGE
CAN
PEACHES
21c
Every Woman in Clinton is
Invited to Attend the
ty
Free Electric Cooking School
At City Clerk’s Office
Tuesday - Wednesday - Thursday
January 15,16,17
Beginning Daily Promptly at 3 P. M.
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“White.Week” |
At Penney’s s
j “Winter White Week** is announced • S
in today’s paper as' the. extraordinary ' ^
; event of next week »t the J. C Pen- j ~
♦ jney Company. Throuirhout the entire ; =
iijweek white"igoods will be feature^ ati =
’’|low prices including muslin, batiste,.S
shee^ng, lingerie fabrys, bedwear, ■ *=
etc. The big event m attractively ,
« pajre advertisement in todq. V
Miss Clara E. Dean, home economist expert will de
liver instructive lectures^and demonstrations of how to
cook with the Hot Point Electric Rangfe.
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The school is absolutely free—na obligation what
ever upon your attendance. All that is asked is that you
bring a pad and pencil for your own convenience in‘
making notes of suggestions and recipes. Plan to attend
every day of the three-day school
Free Presents Given Away Every Day
City of Clinton
WATER AND LIGHT DEPARTMENT
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