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THE CiJNTON CHIt09mXE, XXimO C.
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SOCIETY EVEI^TS
OF
INTEREST TO WOMEN
Mrs. Larry B. Dillard, Society Editor. Telephone 154
MRS. BAILST
HONORS FRIENDS
On Wednesday Mrs. W. J. Bailey en
tertained a few friends at a luncheon. J[?utto^’« birthday on Sunday a
In the afternoon bridge was enjoyed
by the following: Mesdames'^ Wade
^>erry, J. F. Jacobs^ Sr., Thomas Ja
cobs, Wm. Bailey Owens, Clair Hays
.and Reese Young.
CHICORA CLUB
WITH MISS YOUNG
t*he next meeting of the Chicora
club has been changed from Feb. 9th
at the home of Mrs. Felder Smith, to
the afternoon of February 28th, at
3:30 o’clock at the home of Miss Eliza
beth Young on South Broad street. All
alumnae of Chicora college and of the
college for women also are requested
to b? present.
THIRTEEN CLUB
WITH MRS. JACOBS
On Thursday Mrs. Thomas Jacobs
entertained the Thirteen club and had
^y-gnestsr
Raymond Pitts, Horace Payne, H. M.
Wilkes, Pringle Copeland, Reese
Young, W. P. J^obs and Wm. Bailey
Owens. A salad cqur^ and tea were
served. — > .
FAMILY GATHERS “
ON FATHER’S BIRTHDAY
Mrs. B. M. Dutton had in honor of
fodf ’donrsA dinner. The color scheme
of pink and white was carried out. The
centerpiece was a large pink and white
cake surrounded with garlands of
gtaen. On each side of the cake crys
tal candelabra held pink lighted can
dles. Qnly the immediate family was
proeent, these being: 'Mr. and Mrs. J.
B. Simpson and family of Monroe, N.
Mr; and Mrs. V. D. Ramseur and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Poe and
son of Greenville, Shannon, L. B., and
Eddie Simpson of Chester, Miss Frah-
.:es and Braxton Dutton.
cakes, candies, rad fr^t. Attractive
lollipops were given u sonvenirs to
the following children: Caroline, ard
Jennie Lee Young, Bernice Ellis. Car-
son Neighborar Evelyn Neighbors,
Evelyn Booaer, Evelyn Pitts, Harold
Pitts, Davit Workman, Sterling Pitts,
Celeste and Jack Arrington, Jean Lay-
ton, Sarah McCrary, Frances I..ee
Pitts, Elizabeth Blalock, Walker and
Jack Reeder, Alice Slater, Lillian
Speakehmd Ame Young.
JUNIOR MUSIC CLUB
HOLDS MEETING
The Junior Music club met ndth
Louise and Elliott Jacobs on Saturday
afternoon. The following contributed
numbers.* William Moorhead, Frances
Bailey, Erhline Copeland, Evelyn Mc
Crary, Sara Speake, Mary Lawson,
Carrie Mae Phillips, Elizabeth Hams,
Joyce Pitts, Katherine Graham, Billy
Owens, Louise Jacobs, Thurston Giles,
ThAd Johnson, Vivian Parks Adair,
Patricia Giles, Nhncy Young. Delight
ful refreshments were served.
“What are you children all dressing
up for this morning?” asked Mrs.
Rabbit, when she peeked into the chil
dren’s room.
‘ “Why, Mother dear, this is iindoln’a
birthday. Have you forgotten? I am
surprised!” answered Bobbie.
‘Excuse me,” said Mrs. Rabbit.
“You see, I ha<'e.so many things to
ffiink of that I forget, while you chil
dren have only your school.”
. The bell in the Rabbitville school
house was still ringing as the bun
nies scampered out of the house all
dresAed np in their Svpday<go-meeting
clothes. On the way they were met by
Tess’e Squirrel, who was also arrayed
in her “bestest” outfit.
“Are either of you going to sp:ak
a piece?” asked Tessie, almost out of
breath from running. .
“No-o-o,” hesitated Bobbie. “Are
you’"
“Yos, but it is very short,” replied^
Tessie.
“What of it^” asked Billie, all cu
riosity.
“Wait and you will get a great sur
prise,” said Tessie, as they went up
the Rabbitville school stsps.
The sun was shining full in the"
school room when the exercises began
. and when all those who had to speak
pieces were through, the teacher said:
‘'We will now hear what it was that
made Abraham Lincoln great. Tessie,
will you tell us?”
Tessie Squirrel walked upon tlm
platform amid a profound silence mid
said:
“The thing which made Abraham
Lincoln great waa his LOVE,”-
And as the bunnies went home„ fiftl-
lie said te Bobbie: “Let’s tell Mother
what made Abraham |iiicoIn greaA”
“Yes,” replied her brother, “I know
what makes Mother great!”
Date Padding
1 cup chopped dates, 1 cup chopped'
pecans, cup sugar, 2 1-2'table
spoons flour, 3 1-2 tablespoons milk, 2
eg?s, 1 teaspoon baking powder. Sift
dry ingredients, add milk and egga,
then dates and nuts; beat well, bake
for 30 pr^ 40 minutes in 'butter^ pan
set in lv)t water. Serve with whii^ied
cream or foamy sauce.
STUDY CLUB
HOLDS SESSION '
The Wednesday Study club met with
Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Jr., and enjoyed a
study of St. Augustine. Mrs. W. A.
Johnson was leader of the following
program:
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FRIENDLY DOZEN “
WITH MRS. COPELAND
On Saturday Mrs. J, I. Copeland en
tertained the Friendly Dozen with a
lovely luncheon. Place cards of spring
flowers and a vase of beautiful flow
ers graced the center of the tabic.
Mrs. ' Copeland’s guests were: Mes-
dames John Spratt, A. M. Copeland,
H. A. Copeland, A. E. Spencer, W. H
Shands, A- N. Taylor, John MeSween,
D. J. Woods and J. A. Bailey.
! goon.
j History of St. Augustine, Mrs
(Ai Johnson.
Story of Early Settlers, Mrs. By
num Betts.
Starch for the Fountain of Youth,
Mis. W. P. Jacobs.
''■Main Street In Florida, Mrs. W. W.
Harris.
The Fountain of Youth, Mrs. R; E. L
Sadler. i
DR. AND MRS. SADLER
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS
On Thursday and Friday evening
Dr, and Mrs. R, E. Sadler entertained
a number of friends at lovely course
dinners with the following present:
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jacobs, Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Payne, Mr. and Mrs. Lon
nie McMillian, Mr. and-Mrs. Pringle
Copeland, Mr. and Mrs, Raymond iS
Pitits, Lieut, and Mrs. A. N. Taylor, {as
Mrs. Wm. Bailey^wens, MrT a^'MrsTI ^
R. W. Wade, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fin-j =
Lee Overall Guessing Contest
Held February 2nd, At
LITTLE FRIENDS
AT BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. ■I.ewis Simpson entertaininl a
number of friends in honor of little
Margaret Simpson’s fourth birthday.
Games and stories were enjoyed and j
these were followed by the serving of
ncy. Isrs
On Friday the guests were: Mr. and 'ss:
Mrs. R.'osa Young, Mr. and Mrs. W., ss
P. Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. John- ^ ss
sun, Mrs. John Johnson, Mrs. R. .T. 1 =
Tonsen. Mrs. John Little, Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Jr., Mr, and Mrs. J.
A. Chandler, Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Peake,
I Dr. and Mrs. Frank Kellers, Mr. and
; Mrs. Irby Hipp, Miss Carrie Fuller,
’ Ben Townsend, and Dan Ravenel.
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SEE THE BIG SPECTACULAR PICTURE
‘‘WINGS”
February, 11, 12,13
CASINO THEATRE
CLINTON, S. C.
THREE DAYS — DON’T MISS IT
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The Picture You’ve Heard —
Your Opportunity To See It.
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With
CLARA BOW AND GARY COOPER
25c and 5Qc
DINNERS
FOR FRIENDS
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Duncan delight
fully entertained a few of their friends
on Friday ^vening with a course din
ner. Those enjoying this hospitality
w<re: Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Boyd, Mr.
and Mrs. G. A. Copeland, Mr, and
Mrs. J. M. Pitv.s, Miss Irene Workman,
and Mrs. Ma* gie Hays. Mrs. Hendcr-■
son Pitts ^nd Mrs. Hugh Workman
assisted the hostess in serving.
Again on Monday e\ening Mr. and
! Mrs. Duncan entertained the follow-
j ing fri.nds in the same manner; Mr.
; and iAIr.s. T. R. Owens, Rev. and Mrs.
' 0. M. .Abney, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.,
I Milam, and Dr. J. W’. Davis. j
. Mr. John Dominick w'on a pair of Lee Over
alls. He guessed nearest to the number of yards
of thread it took to make the largest overall in
the world.
Come in and let us show you a Lee Overall
and how good it is made.
MEN’S DEPARTMENT
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Copeland-
Phone 47
“One Price To AH”
Clinton, S. C,
HACKING COUGHS
Can be treated today and stopped. Relieve
yourself and your family of the coughs that
! come with colds and flu. Enjoy the feeling
that accompanies health.
EFFECTIVE TREATMENT FOR COUGIIS, COLDS,
HOARSENESS. AND BRONCHITIS CAN BE HAD
TODAY. ^
Begin Using
NORWICH TAR COMPOUND
The Generous Three-Cornered Bottle
Eight Ounces — Price 5Qc.
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CONTAINS: ALCOHOL SIX PER CENT, WHITE PINE
BARK, COD LIVER OIL EXTRACT, MENTHOL, AND*
MALT EXTRACT.
a Tonic Effect.
MRS. JOHNSON ♦ '
Ientertains '
I On Thursday Mrs. W. A, Johnson j
entertained with several tables of •
bridge and had as honor gue.sts Mes-
dames John Johnson and T. E. Tonsen j
of Milwaukee, , and Mrs, Vane? -Irby
and Rice Nickles of Laurens. In ad
dition to the honor guests the follow
ing w'ere present; Mesdames Frank
Kellers, W’. D. Copdand, J. T. Young.
R. W. Phillips, W’. C. Oxley, 0. B. Bur
roughs, Irby Hipp, J. W’. Kinney, A.
W, Brice, J. H. Witherspoon, A. N.
Taylor. T. J. Peake, E. G. Fuller,
Glenn Fuller, Julia Griffin, 'Lonnie
McMillian, J. D. Jeans. W’m. Bailey
Owens, J. F. Jacobs, Jr., and Miss
Elizabeth Young. A salad course was
served.
In the afternoon Mrs. Johnson en
tertained the Thursday Bridge club
and a few friends. The guests includ
ed: Mesdames John Johnson, T. E.
Tonsen, \W. P. Jacobs, Thomas Jacobs, ^
Wm. Bailc.V Owens, T. J. Peake, John
Little, Reese Young, Jodie Chandler, ^
Hubert Pitts, Raymond Pitts, J. F.:
Jacobs, Sr., B. H. Boyd, A. W. Brice,;
Vance Irby, Rice Nickles, Misses Mary
Lou Bell, Clara DuckejLt and Collette
Griffin. Mcsdamc.s Maggie Hays,
John MeSween and J. M. Pitts calle i
for refreshments.
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CHILDREN AND INFANTS. ♦
We Are Glad To Recommend This Excellent Remedy
Directions accompany each bottle.i
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
CORNER AT UNION STATION
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Phones 377 and 400
Everything for St.
Valentine’s Day. A
complete assortment
-something to suit,
every taste — priced
from Ic up.
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and make your se-j
lections.
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Sadler-Owens
Pharmacy
The Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Shoppe was oiie
yeai* old Feb. 4th. Just a year ago The Ladies’
Ready-tO‘Wear Shoppe was opened. To you,
the people "‘f Clinton and surrounding commu
nity, we want to«express our sincere gratitude
and appreciation for your
friendship and patronage that
has made possible our unparal
leled success. And we know of
no better way to express our
gratitude than to celebrate the
occasion by inviting you to come
and see our lovely new line of
ladies' ready-to-wear. Our new spring shipment
consists of Tweed and Silk Ensembles, Silk Prints,
Sports Coats, Dress Coats and various versions of
the jacket costume. Lovely evening dresses in
light and dark shades with the new cocktail coats.
Beautiful Scarfs in all colors for spring. This
season a costume is not complete without one.
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Wkoopee!
Let hei‘ see the new Spring Hats
- -and life for a girl is just one
“Whoopee” after another. Made
of felt and straw combinations,
crochet straw, silk prints with'
scarfs to match. The irregular
brim n^anipulation makes it even
more becoming.
The Ladies’ ■
Read^^tO'-Wear Skoppe
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