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THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1930
THg CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S, C
SOCIETY EVENTS
OF
INTEREST TO WOMEN
Mrs. Larry B. Dillard, Society Editor. Telephone 154
I white and angel food cake were served
by Misses Clara Louise O’Daniel, Ra-
• chel O’Daniel, Kathryn Jones, and
Alice' Benjamin. Yellow and white
mints were also served.
MRS. GODFREY
ENTERTAINS FRIENDS
On Wednesday Mrs. .An'^el Godfrey
entertained several of her friends at
a lovely morning party. Mrs. R. H
morning party. Mrs. R.
Young, Mrs. John T. Young, and Mrs.
Jack H. Young assisted In serving a'
salad course to the (following guests:
Dick, H. M. Wilkes,
LAWN PARTY ! tion of their first anniversary. The
FOR B. Y. P. U. ;horiie of Dr. and Mrs. Jack H. Young,
The members of the B. Y. P. U. of parents of Mrs. Dick, was most at-[ Mesdames J. M
the First Baptist church were enter- tractive in shasta daisies. Seated at a;J* C. Purkerson, Walter Rutledge, W.
tained by Mrs. W. Moorhead with beautifully appointed table with Mr. |W. Lewis, D. D. Edmunds, Horace
a beautiful lawn party on Tuesday and Mrs. Dick were the following | Misses Ethel Hunter, trances
evening. Punch, cream and cake were friend.st Mr. and Mrs. Goyne Simpson, | O’Damel, Cozby,^^NanneIl ^Bla-
served to about forty guests. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Pa.vne, Rev.’and'’ ' -
. Mrs. Mai'shal Dendy, Mrs. D. D. Ed-
' munds, Mrs. Ansel Godfrey, Miss social hour.
Frances O’Daniel and George O’Dan-j
lock, Emmie Pitts. Mrs. Marshall Den
dy and Mrs. Bynum Betts called for a
APPEAL MADE FOR
LIBRARY .MEMBERS'
An appeal is being made for more
library members and the canvass is
being made under the^ auspices of the
library committee of the. W’oman’s
club, with Misses Ella Little McCra
iel.
“IDLE MOMENTS”
WITH MRS. HUNTER
_ ■ u Musgrove tea room with an attrac-'
On Wednesday Mrs. Miles Hunters. ** , . , . ...
MRS. YOUNG
ENTERTAINS AT PARTY
On Monday afternoon Mrs. Henry
M. Young entertained at the Mary
Young is a recent bride and Mrs. Mas
sey before her marriage was Miss
Grace Young of l^iurens. Pastel
... . .,1. X • i XL iji »» i tive party in honor of Mrs. Duckett
ry .nd Georg.. B.BI.k.ly«can.a«. br.ut.fu ly e^rrUmed the WIe Mo-, ^^ g
ers. The library committee is striving ments club. The hostes.s was assisted
in every w’ay posibJe to serve the pub- in entertaining by her sister. Miss
lie and the library is now open three Gertrude Smith. A salad course and a
days^ theweek Monday, Wednesday sweet course were served to the fol-1o7 Queen ‘ AnTe^r'la^e ‘alon^
and Friday, with-.Mrs. Irby H’.pp as lowing guests: Miss Irene Workman,: .. , artistic in arranire-
librarian. , Mesdames G. H. Ellis, T. L. W. Bailey,' arrange ,
J. Will Dillard, F. C. Pin.son, I. M.
Smith, Jr., G. P. Copeland, W. A.
Johnson, S. G. Dillard, Gary Martin,, . i i- ^ t i
_ , ’ , , T. I J- guests including a number from Ixau-1
T. J. Peake, L. D. McCrary, Jodie; j j
OBSEERVE FIRST
ANNIVERSARY
gladioli were artistic in arrange
ment. Ix)vely gifts were presented to
the honorccs. Refreshments in two
courses were served to about fortv
A lovely occasion of the part wMk, j ’g Dua-i'''"’ Greenwo,Ki.
was the anniversary dinner given by'
Jlev. and Mrs. J. .M., Dick in celebra-j
kin.
cftmiVASD . -
ON TUExSDAY
On Tuesiday Mrs.
Come in and allow us to shdw
you our many new and exclusive
patterns and desij^ns in China
and Glassware. Then, too, .we
have many beautiful designs in
Pitchers, Vases, Tea Pots, Ni^ht
Sets, and many beautiful novel
ties.
FRONTIS
Jewelry Store
Clinton, S. C.
Alec O’Daniel,
Miss Frances O’Daniel and Miss Essie
Young entertained a number of guests
at a lovely tea. Summer flowers were
used in beauty and profusion. • *
Mrs. J. I,ee Yimng greeted the
guesLs who were met by the receiving
line composed of the hostesses and
.Mrs. J. .M. Dick and Mrs. 1). J. W’oods.
MISS DOUGLAS IS ON j
INJ^lREkSTING TRIP s - 1* 7 3
Miss EliraKeth Douglas is having' an'
exceptionally interesting summer. She \
left last week for abroad and a cable-1
gram has been received, telling of a [
pleasant voyage and her safe arrival i
in Flngland, where, in Oxford she is j
an attractive member of a house par-1
ty for the commencement there. She j
will join a party later who is to see the
Passion play and will travel on^ the
continent until the middle of August.
Miss Douglas is one of Columbia’s
M rs. Jack H. Young invited friends
to^ the dming room where the color pjo.st attractive girls and widely popu
lar and her trip is of interest through-
scheme of yellow and white was (juite
pronounced. Mis.ses Maude Sumerel
and Ethel Hunter assisted in enter
taining. Block cream in yellpw and
out South Carolina.—The .State.
9es
II.
What a Dollar Does for You
KABB-HRADLKY
Laurens, June 21. Mr. and Mrs. R.
E. Babb announ.’e the (‘ngagement of
their diiughter, .Miss .Martha Bealri
Babb, to Alvah .Minire Bradley,
wedding to take place in the early
fall.
•ice !
fne '
The above announcement is of wide
j / •
I social interest. Miss Babb is a gradu- i
1 ate of Brenau college and has been i
Follow it over an A & P counter
83Vi centi go wherever the best food Is to be found at least
cost to you—in your neighborhood, in other parts of
4. the country, or in foreign lands , . .• JEvery cent P*
/ this part of your dollar is on the job for you every day.
i- It comes back to you as food—the kind you prefer.
I teaching in the Fountain Inn and
j Greenwowl high schools during the
past few years. Mr. Bradley is a na-
(tive of Bradley, was educat«‘d at Fur-
! man university and is now making his
home in Greenville, being associated
^ with the George H. McFadden cotton
I firm of that city.
14
cents stay at home—for your landlords, salary and wage
earners who live among you, your tax collectort
and community activities, your Ijght, heat, power,
and water companies; your newspapers for adver
tising that tells you special bargain news.
PARTIES FOR
YOUNG PEOPLE
A delightful occasion of the young
set was the evening party given by
Miss Copie .McOary and Thad John
son, Jr. Punch, cream and cake were
served.
97H cents, the sum of these it^s, keeps an A A P store
going, doing its full share in your community's
business life.
2V4 ceats, slightly more than the cost of a postage stamp,
is the only charge you pay A A P for all this service.
I On Monday evening Roger Henry
entertained a number of young people
with a lawn party. Throughout the
J evening punch was served by .Mr. and
• Mrs. William Henry. Block cream and
' cake were also served.
THE
GREAT
ATLANTIC & PACIFIC
TEA
ca
0 less. Tht Great Atlantia
A Pacific Tea Co.
SANITEX
NURSERY RHYMES
A lovely party was given in honor
, of .Miss Peggy Sprunt on Wednesday
I by Miss Nancy Young. P'irst a golf
tournament was enjoyed and then
the guests were invited to the Mary
: Musgrove tea room for a course din
ner. Those honored were Peggy
.Sprunt, Carrie Mae Phillips, Julia
Bailey, Beverly Davis, Elizabeth Har
ris and Irene Dillard.
WANTS
UTTLE mss MUFFET
Little MisB Muffet tat on a tufitt
^ Packing her clothet away. -
Then along came a moth,
and lit on the cloth.
And ruined all her thirtgt,
so they say.
PIGS FOR SALE--Pure bred, big-
bone Poland China, 6 weel^s old. Ap-1
ply to L. F. Davis, Clinton, S. C. jp j
COLLARD PLANTS for sale, 20c per
100. A. l^ss Blakely, plmn*_ 9266.
l5-26-2tp
FOR SALE — Genuine Dodge Bros.
parts. Phone or write us your or
ders, Easterby Motor Company, Lau-1
rens, S. C. Phone 603. Complete stock I
of genuine Dodge Bros, parts for
Dodge trucks of all models. 8-21-lOc
AN old line life insurance company
desires an agent for this and -sur
rounding territory. A liberal com
mission contract for the right party.
Answer care The Chronicle. l5-26-2p
CDLAY safe. Have your garments dry
^ cleaned first then store them
^way' in Saqitex Moth-Proof Bags,
We will Dry Clean and deliver your
out-of-season garments already packed
in Sanitex Moth-Proof Cedarized Bags.
A free service that shows we have your
interests at heart
LOST—New suit case, Tuesday mom
mg, between Laurens and Goldville. I
Reward if returned to H. M. Giles,]
Goldville, S. C., 127 Tronco St. Ipi
Mortice—ah pupils desiring to take
lessons in high school subjects, are
asked to communicate with me. Mar
garet Finley, 37 Centennial St. Up
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Just specify Sanitex Moth-Proof
Cedarized Bag service when you
phone us^ortellourdelivefyiDao
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Backache
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MUtQUAATERS (OR SANITEX MOTH-PROOP SACS
If functional Bladder Irritation
dlsturba your sleep, causes Burring
or Itching Sensation, Backache or
XiOg Pains, making you feel tired,
depressed and discouraged, why not
try the Cystest 48 Hour Test? Don’t
up. Oet Cystex today at any
Siig store. Put It to the- test. Sea
how fast tt works. Money back tf
H doesn’t bring quick improvama^
satis^ yo^com^etidy. Tigr
today. Only
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
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SUNNY SIDE UP”
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Casino Theatre
i,S.C.
Friday and Saturday—June H, 28
*\Where Vacation Dreams Come True
Meyers-Amold Co., Inc.
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Clearan ce
.This is one of the few occasions in the year when Meyers-Arnold
.Co*s. personally selected fashions and standard qualities are
available below regular prices—while these offerings represent
broken assortments from our spring collection — selections are
quite complete and price saving« will add pleasure to any vacation
wardrobe. ‘ An early attendance is urged.
Daytime Dresses-
Of plain and printed silk Crepe, Qeor
gette and Chiffon—black and colors—
were formerly $15 to $79.50.
Evening Dresses-
Of silk Lace, Crepe, Cliiffon, Net, Taf
feta and Satin—pastel shades, white
and black—were formerly $25 to
$89.50.
Woolen Coats-
Sports and dress models—whether you
want a tweed or plain color you'll find
it in this collection—were formerly
$25 to $79.50.
Ensemble Suits—
Three piece suits—of jacket, blouse
and skirt—can be worn separately or
combination—light and dark col-
in
ora—silk-
$89.50.
-wool—were formcrlv $2.5 to
Price
1-3, 1-2 and leys than 1-2 trices
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Smart colors and black — all shapes — all sizes for either
sports or tailored wear in an uncommonly large variety
of styles.
Summer Rugs
all'sues—all colors
Fibre—Grass—Rush
20% Off Prices
Meyers-Amold Co., Inc.
GREENVILLE, S. C.
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