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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12,1929 ■jyv I-' ry .•■ T^r' ■■ . ■ .■/ ^ -'N . ^ ," ' '■ ■■;■;■"■' THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTQN^ S. C PAGE THRtfir SOCIETY EVENTS referred to for the erection of said monumti •^'' OF a few private subscriptions have been made. Contributions of money, fruits, toys, etc., are sought, and everything INTEREST TO WOMEN Mrs. Larry B. Dillard, Society Editor. Telephone 154 It is hoped that there will be no empty stockings in the community. RANCH-JOHNSON Ballentine, Dec. 1.- tP. Jacobs, president, presided. The -Of interest to a ! projiram was devoted to large number of friends was the mar riage of Miss Frances Cummings 1 Ranch, youngest and attractive daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Ranch, to Tom Jackson Johnson, popular ydting man of Kinards. They motored to Lit tle Mountain on Nov. 26, where they . were married at the Lutheran parson age by the Rev. E. Z. Pence. The ring ceremony was used. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Johnson of Kinards. I I 1 L MRS. GLASGOW GUEST OF MRS. BAILEY On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. C. M. Bailey invited a few friends to her home to spend the afternoon with Mrs. E. L. Glasgow, who was her guest on Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. George Cornelson assisted Mrs. Bailey in serv ing a salad course. Mrs. Boling Jones of Petersburg, Va., and Mrs. J. B. Townsend of Anderson, were out-of- town guests. The invited guests included: Mes- dames John Spratt, A. E. Spencer, F. D. Jones, M. G. Woodworth, A. N. Taylor, J. F. Jacobs, J. Will Dillard, M. J. McFadden, John McSween, D. J. Woods, A. V. Martin, L. B. Dillard and Miss Clara Duckatt. Mrs. selections. Story: “The First Christmas,” L. Bf. Dillard. Duet: “A Christmas Festival,” Miss es Maude Sumerel and Ellen Cope land. Reading, Mrs. John T. Young. Christrnas carols: “Oh Little Town^ of Bethlehem.” “It Came Upon the Moonlight Clear.” “Silent Night, Holy Night.” Vocal solo: “Oh Holy Night,” Mrs. Marshall Brown. The January meeting will be de voted to a study of McDowell, with Mrs. B. H. Boyd as hostess. The following were present: dames W. P. Jacobs, John T. Young, B. 0. Whitten, Marshall Brown, E. G. Fuller, Bamie Parrott, S. P. Bowles, L. B. Dillard, R. W. Wade, A. W. Brice, H. M. Wilkes, Wilson Harris, Misses Norma Hallett, Allene Eden, Collette Griffin, Catherine Wells, Maude Sumerel, Ellen Copeland, Ruth Bailey, Cliff Harris. Sec. -J. T;".t Secretary of War, sub- j ject to the approval of the President, j shall have the power to make and 1 shall make all needful rules and^regu- . la^ions for the care of said monument {after erection. /T ^ Sec. 5. That upon the completion, of said monument the same shall commercial orgamza- ; under the control of the Secretary ® general and generous I War, who mav appoint any patriotic ^bis is done, there are (society or societies as Christmas ; thereof, without incurring any obliga-:who will wake to the heart- ' tion on the part of the Ujiited States ! ^dy of childhood, the for the payment of money for such " / services. new building, will be rendered, to which all patrons aiid friends are in*- vited. Dr. A. E. Winship of Boston, contributed will be handled by a com-1 Mass’., one of the leading educator3 of mittee and properly distributed where' the country, will deliver the address, needed. | The State Department of Edu ’ation. the Laurens County Hoard of Educa tion, and several schools of the coun- and that the response to this appeal! will have representatives present for the occasion. At the conclusion of the exercises, the new building, which is one of the handsome.it in the coun ty, will be thrown open for public in- Aid Is Sought For City’s Poor The Chamber of Commerce, through President Winn, is sponsoring a move ment to bring cheer and happiness to the needy and unfortunate of the community during the Christmas sea son. In speaking yesterday of the ef fort, Mr. Winn stated that several or ganizations in the city have offered empty stocking. All who give to this fund will help shed a little Christmas cheer in these gray lives. Contributions mav be left at L. B. Dillard’s store, The Chronicle office, or handed to President Winn -of the Chamber of Commerce. ’ spection. The principa’, Mr. HI. Foy, extends a cordial welcome people of Clinton to be BOND FLOWER SHOP FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIOm l.=>7 W. Main St. M / ■ :-m School Building To Be Dedicated On Friday evening at 7:30 in the Joanna Mills school uuditcrium at Goldville, a special'program having contribute to the fund and already ior its purpose the dedication of the FOR SALE One six-room house, corner Ferguson and Owens Street. One large lot on Calvert Avenue. JOHN D. DAVIS Phone 141 - Clinton, S. C. 1 1 '4 \ MRS. COPELAND ENTERTAINS Mrs. Pringle Copeland was hostess to the Thursday Bridge club with places arranged for eight players. A salad course was served to the fol lowing guests: Mesdames Jodie Chand- Itg*, T. J. Peake, J. J. Cornwell,' J. B. Parrott, R. C. Adair, W. P. Jacobs, W. A. Johnson and Miss Ellen Copeland. On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Cope land entertained the Thirteen club with the following present: Mesdames R. J. Pitts, H. M. Pitts, J. W. Little, D. C. Heustess, W. P. Jacobs, R. C. Adair, Misses Irene Workman and Nancy Owens. MRS. GALLOWAY HONORS SISTER Mrs. C. E. Galloway was hostess at two Christmas parties on Friday. ?vliss Gladys Barnes, -sister of Mrs. Gallo way, was an honor guest. A salad course and Russian tea were served. The morning guests included Mes- JUNIOR CLUB GIVES PROGRAM The Junior Music club met Saturday afternoon at the high school building. Fruit and candy were served. The fol lowing program was given: “The Big Bell and the Little Bell,” Ketterer—Elliott Jacobs. •“Roses,” Spaulding — Lois McDan iel. “Pretty Little Song Bird,” Spauld ing—Mattie Anderson. “Tinkling Bells,” Bugbee — Marion S. Adair. “In Lilac Land,” Hewitt — Evelyn McCrary. “Silver Dale Waltz,” Miller—I.Alla May Edwards. “Wee Willie Winkle,” Kern—Aileen Copeland. “Going Home,” Spaulding — Doris Bolt. “Big Bass Singer,” Rolfe — Emily Ferguson. Song; “Happy Children,” Johnson— ?Jargaret Shealy. Duet: “Sing, Robin, Sing,” Spauld ing—Joyce and Martharene Pitts. “Pilgrim’s Song of Hope,” Batiste —Vivian Parks Adair. “Childhood,” Spaulding — Martha rene Pitts. “Flotilla March,” Hart—Joyce Pitts. “Danse Capiiccioso,” Cadmus—Wil- Doors Open Friday Promptly At 9:00 A. M. Bring Your Friends — Tell Your Neighbors dames Clayte Bailey, J. W. Leake, W. i C. Oxley, R. W. Phillips, B. H. Boyd,! ijg Wilson. Frank Kellers, Gilbert Blakely, Hu-, “PoHshiDance,” Prince—Mary Kate bert Pitts, F. K. Shealy, J. W. Craw- Hollis. ford, H. M. Wilkes, R. W. Wade. L .n-; "Under the Willows,” Lindsay — ’nie McMillian, A. B. Galloway, Htruy pj.gj,(.g5 Bailey. Big Discoimt SeJe Sale Starts Friday, December 13th. ENDS TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24TH. HERE IS NEWS OF OUR BIG DECEMBER DISCOUNT SALE. IT COMES RIGHT IN THE MIDST OF YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING, WHICH MEANS GREAT SAVINGS. Dunwody, A. J. Swansen, and Miss j Mayme Leake. Th? afternoon guest* were: Mes dames John W. Little, R. J. Pitts, Irby «Hipp, George Cornelson, R. C. Adair, J. B. Parrott, J.,W, Finney, R. E. Wysor, J. H. Witherspoon, E. G. Ful ler, Frank Hicks, Reese Young, J. J. Cornwell, L. B. Dillard and Miss Nancy Owens. Mrs. W. P. Jacobs as sisted the hostess. “Convent Bells,” Bollman—William Bobo. Duet: “II Corricolo,” De Grau — William Bo-bo and Miss Sumerel. TO COMMEMORATE BATTLE SITE Con. .MeSwain Introduces Bill To Pro- >ide for Erection of Monument At Battle of Musgrove’.s Mill. WEDNESDAY MUSIC ' J CLUB MEETS " I ^ provide for the commomo- Mrs. B. O. Whitten was hostess to | Musgr.ive’s the Wednesday Music club. Mrs. W. fj GIFTS The Gift Articles in our stationery store—regardless of price—bear that ^ ' unmistakable aouearance of quality % Mill near here, was introduced in the House of Representatives in Wash- ton on Dec. 5th, by Con. J. J. MeSwain of this district. The bill carriei an ap propriation of $5,000 to defray , the cost of a monument on this well' knowTi and historic battle spot. The 1 Chronicle is informed by Mr. MeSwain that he is confidently expecting favor able action upon his bill during the | Dresses of Style’s Newest Creations Just Arrived. See the Values We Are Offering in This Big December Discount Sale. All Ladies Ready-to-Wear, Including Dresses, Coats, Etc. Cut To 1-2 PRICE which is so desirable. On our counters! session of Congress, and this you will find many attractive Gifts ^ suitable for every member of the fam ily. SHOP EARLY—SHOP HERE. CHRISTMAS CARDS Christmas Greeting Cards —more matt^ of considerable inter est to the people of this sect’on of Laurens and Spartanburg counties. i The proposal introduced by Mr. Me Swain was referred to the Committee 4 Off personality than ever. Artistic in de-' on Military Affairs for action, follows sign and beautiful in sentiment. Our! below: On all Piece Goods, Shoes, Notions, etc. Ajerain we say no carry-overs, everything must go, no matter how great the sacrifice. Come bright and early. All goods marked in i^lain figures. counters are loaded. Come in today— A Bill browze over our tables. Gift Dress-! provide for the commemoration of ings and I>ecorations, Gummed Seals, Battle of Musgrove’s .’Jill j Tags, Labels and t rapping I aper. enacted by the Senate and the Display ed for easy se ec ion. House cf Representatives of the Unit- FOUNTAIN PENS States of America in Congress as- ‘ We have the largest and most com- j gembled. That in order to commemo- plete stock we have ever offered.; Battle of Musgrove’ii Mill,' Sheaffer’s spells ^en supremacy. A August 18, 1780, between F'ountain Pen Desk Set makes an ideal revolutionary patriots and gift, or a Pen and Pencil Set, STATIONERY A better Gift could not be selected. the forces of Great Britain, on Enoree River, in South Carolina, in accord ance with the plans of the Secretary Our holiday boxes are very attractive, of War as outlined in his report trans-' very reasonable in price. 'Fhe great- mitted to the Congress on December, e'st showing we have ever offered in|i2, 1928 (Senate Document Number dainty pastel tints, plain white, lined 1S7, Seventieth Congress, second ses-, envelopes. All boxed, ready fqr giving. I sion), there is hereby authorized to Correspondence Cards that are lovely, i be appropriated out of any money in GIFTS GALORE .the Treasury not otherwise appropri- You will find here many attractive ated the sum of $5,000 to defray the and suitable Gifts. We invite you to cost of a n^onument at and on said come in today, ahd often. Early Shop-1 battle field, in accordance with the .Mng insures Better Service — Better' plan of the Secretary of War, as out- Kisfaction. Gifts That Are Different lined in said report. Ydtll Find Here. SPECIAL Cadet Hosiery $2.00 Hose $1.50 $1.50 Hose $1.13 $1.25 Hose 94c JUST ARRIVED from New York—A shipment of Smart Hats, especially priced for this sale. OUR GIFT DEPARTMENT is filled with many lovely ^ suitable Gifts for Christmas. We are offering 1-4 off on all goods in this depairtment. CHRONICLE PUB. CO. Gift Dept. Clinton, S. C. Store Closed All Day , Thursday Arranging for Sale Sec. 2, The plaiv design, location, and ere .'tion of said monument shall be subject to supervision and direc-1 tion of the Secretary of War. See. 3, That the Secretary of W’ar ih hereby authorized to accept bn be half of the United States the dona-H requirtd under the plan hereinbefore “The Ladies Shop” CLINTON, S. C. CLINTON, S. C. ALL SALES CASH- NOTHING ON APPROVAL I 1