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I I I ■Si THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1930 'IHE CUNTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. a PAGE THREE *>r.w ..V.* .>t.. SOCIETY EVENTS CLINTON MILL NEWS OF Great Meeting At Harmony Church INTEREST TO WOMEN Mrs. Larry B. Dillard, Society Editor. Telephone 154 (Contributed) Our, revival services at Harmony Baptist church in the upper part of Lfturens county, came to a close “SHE WALKS IN BEAUTY” V By Lord Byron She walks in beauty, like the night Of cloudless climes and starry skies; And all that’s best of dark and bright Meet in ber aspect and her eyes: Thus'mellowed to that tender light "Which heaven to gaudy day denies. jean, Jr., of Decatur, Ala., and Robert ! S. Owens. Miss Nancy Owens and I Mrs. Henderson Pitts entertained in ; the living room and Miss Emmie Pitts 1 invited the guests to the dining room. I The dining table arrested attention j witb its handsome cover of Italian ; lace and basket* centerpiece of pink Mr. and Mrs.,^A. E. McNeace spent Sunday with relatives in Slater. They were accompanied hopie by Mrs. Mc- Neace’s brother, C. E. Vassey. . Mrs. Eva Darnell, who is now mak- • ing her h'ome 4n Goldville, spent the ^ Sunday, Aug, 10th. God blessed us in week-end with her mother, Mrs. A. F." every serviru Christians ‘ were made Campbell. ’ 'to rejoice in seeing sopls saved. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Trammell and I Twenty-one Vere added to the family and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Davis! <^li««*ch. i:l by baptism and 8 by le^er. were in Ora Friday to attend the fun- MeSween Heard On Radio Last Night President John MeSween of Presby terian college, delivou'd an interesting address last night over station WBT, C^harlotte, in which he discussed his institution and its place in the educa tional progress of the stat^. The pro gram was sp9n.sored by the Anderson Independent, with Iwd other speak ers appearing besides Mr. MeSween. eral of James Blakely. MVr^and Mrs. Marvin Webb of crepe myrtle. Mrs. Medlock and Miss i • ou *1. vt Collette Griffin entertained in the din- 1 home from visiting in Sherbj, , . C. ing room and Mesdames Stanley Pitts, | Msises Vallie Campbell a«d Carrie Hugh Workman, Lula Davidson and Bell Evans and Grange Campbell , Miss Nannell Blalock served san^- spent several days last week in En- 'wiches, wafers, salted nuts and punch, oree. Some of the older brethren said *t .\\^s'the greatest revival they had ex-1 perienced at Harmony. _ . .. j ,x.. . ,, The pastor. Rev. V. McK. Marlqwe ' Greenville, visited relatives here Sun-i- , of Clinton, did the preaching, day. J n 1 1 Miss Daisy Ledford has returned One shade the more, one ray the less, Had half impaired the nameless grace WTiiph waves in every ravcn“trcss Or softly lightens o’er her lace: Where thoughts serenely sweet ex- press On Tuesday morning at Lakeside How pure, how dear their dwelling- Mrs. J. W. Finney entertained with a place. j lovely party in honor of Mrs. J. M. . . . 1 J . . V. ' Pitts, Jr., and Mrs. Ed Owens. Rook And on that cheek, and 0 er that brow • ’ So soft, so calm, yet eloc.uert. The smiles that win, the tints that > .glow, But tell of days in goodness spent, A mind at peace with all below, j Health Meeting - At Lydia Mills Dr. Dudley Jone.s .is conducting special services this week at I.,y(lia Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burgin of Greer, Mills and the meeting is being attend- spent the week-end with Mr. ai^l Mrs. Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Ben McClough of Kel- ed by large congregations. I>a8t night ‘ was set aside as “health night’’ of the j week, and Dr. J. A. Hayne, state' Picnic Today ^ At Musgrove The Bethany church Sunday school ^11 give a community picnic this •evening at six o’clock at Musgrove’s mill on Knoree river. All meml»er.s of the Sunday school, and all families re siding in the Bethany community are cordially invited and asked to bring baskets. SPECIAI^PECIAL Red Hook—^ nronths^ $1.00. « McCalls Magazine, 1 year, and Ra4 Book, .5 months, both for $1.75. See me for other special offerat JAS. wTIl'aldwell Call 243 at 12^30 P. M. . BOND FLOWER SHOP FLOWERS FOR ALLjOCCASION8| I57.W. Main SL Phone 3M Now is the time to get that trunk. We have a lot of good strong Ones for you to select from. PRATHER-SIMPSON FURNITURE CO. 4 ton, visited Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Brown health officer,.^was heard in an inter- was arranged for the different tables on F'riday and about forty people enjoyed Mrs. | Miss lx)U Ellen Wertz of Kinard, Finney’s kindness. A salad course and i spent Thursday with her uncle and punch were served. A heart who.se love is innocent! LUNCHEON FOR VIRGINIA VISITOR Miss Frances Jones of Petersburg. Va., was gue.st of honor at a lovely, luncheon on Tuesday given by Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Jr. The coU>r scheme of 1 MISS KNOX HONORS MISS ROBERSON On Friday afternoon Miss Sara Knox entertained with a lovely party in honor of Miss Sue Roberson of Easley. Four tables were arranged for bridge and at the conclusion of the games 'Misf Bert Peay was pre-1 esting address on the “Prevention Disease.” pink and yellow carried out in^snap-® prize for tpp score, and dragons and zinnias was most effec-!^’** Hazel Boland one for cons'da- tive. Mrs. J. J. Cornwell assisted the | tion. A salad course was served to the hostess in serving a buffet luncheon, j following guests: Misses ?ue Rober- After the luncheon bridge was en-j son, Cleon Pitts, Grace Daniel, Ros- joyed by the following guests: Misses'anna Vance. Dudley ('ozby, Hert ond Frances Jones, Jeanette Crawford,' Peay, Alma and Zelime Davis. Emma Little, Almena Milling, Kath-, Rosalie Jones. Louise McIntosh, Haz- erine Jones, Virginia Kellers, Sadie Roland, Jeanette Crawford, Emma Chandler, Ellen Copeland, Selina ('oz-1 Little. Elizabeth Shealy and.,Mrs. Carl by. Sara Copeland, Cleon Pitts and i Lynch of Bennettsville. Grace Daniel. I • aunt, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Wallenzine. Mr. and .Mrs. J. M. Coker spent •Monday in Newberry. Mr .and Mrs. John Blakely and family of Ora, were the guests of Mr.; and Mrs. R. T. Trammel on Sunday. ! Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Wallenzine and daughter, Margaret, spent last Tues day in Newberry. Mrs. Templeton .of Rwk Hill, ami j4 daugh^r. Miss Alline Templeton of if D New York, visited Mr, and Mrs, Lew is Bagwell last Thursday. PELLAGRA can l>e cured. Have you any <'t Iheae aymp- tomaf Tired and drowty feeling with bead- achca and depreiiion; tkin rough; breaking out or eruptions; tore mouth, tongue, hpa and throat flaming red; much mucni wad choking: indigeetion and nausea: iai'dng metnory; diarrhea or eonatipation. Wr|*e for i SO-page book mailed FREE in plain.' sealed , wrapper. ^ p*. W Dept.'342 Carbon Kill, Ala. 1 FOR SALE 1 LOVELY TEA IN HONOR OF VISITORS Mrs. .1. M. Pitts, Jr., and Mrs. Fd Owens of .Milwaukee, Wisconsin, were honor guests at a lovely tea given on Thur.sday afternoon by Mesdames Raymond Pitts. J, M.. Pitts Sr., and Mrs. Hubert Pitts. The new home of Pitts was attractive in a setting of zinnias and crepe myrtle. Mrs, J. W. Finney greeted the guests and intro duced them to the rA-eiving line com posed of Mesdames J. M. Pitts, Sr., J. M, Pitts, Jr., R. J. Pitts, Ed Owens, Hubert Pitts, R. E. Sadler, W. .1. Dun- Cleland Family Holds Reunion COPELAND-STONE ; LOCALS Boys’ Neckwear — in four-in- hand and bows—25c each. j • Ladies’ Novelty Slippers — i$2.95 a pair up. building, 4 lots on Enterprise Street. 1 lot, corner Musgrove and Florida Street. 5 acres inside city limits, on C. N. & L. Railway. 1 house and lot ond West Main Street. 378 acres well-improved farm land, near Lauren.s. Will sell for replacement value of improvements. JOHN D. DAVIS Phone 141 , Clintoji, S- C. . J,'- X . .. Two remarkable values in strap Sport Watches $5.50 and $9.75 Will have to be seen to be precialed. ^ FRONTIS Jewelry Store Clinton, S. C. A reunion of the Cleland family was held at the home of Mrs. J. L. Boyd .Sunday, August 10. A bountiful picnic dinner was served in the dining room Mrs Ravmondl^’y Frances Bryson, Agnes and Loui.se Davis, Helen and Margaret Wallace and .Mrs. John Holland Hun ter. Those present were: F. P. Cleland, Simpsonville; Mr. and Mrs, J. F. Cleland and little Miss Margaret Byers, Greerlville; Miss I)ol- I ly Cleland, Atlanta; .1. R. Mr.. fand'Mrs. A. A. (!leland, Mr.4Md Mrs. > C. C. Wallace, little Margifret ami Ted Wallace of Newberry; Ralph Wal-i lace, 'North ('arolina; .Miss Helen 'handler, Childerburg. Ala.; .1. F. Fie< kf Atlanta ;-Mr8. T. P. Davis, Ran- 'ip. dolph Davis, Miss Grace Davis, Mas-1 ter John Holland Hunter, Jr., of Clin-. ■ ton; Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wallace,! Ivewis Wallace, Kinard; Mr. and Mrs.j , C. S. (jleland and Samuel Cleland, R.- Men’s Dress Oxfords—Friend ly Five and Portage makes—$5 and $b a pair. Boys’ Shirts and white and colors. Blouses—in Ladies’ Hosiery in all the new Colors. Come in and see them. Buy a pair of new Garters— you will find them cooler. Have you worn (Character Cloth Shirts? They look gemd, wear g^nl and fit good. VV'e carry Character (Tolh in all the colors—50c a vard. Grass $4.95. Art Squares, 9x12, at Let us measure you for your new Fall Clothing. We have a X. Cleland, Clayborn Hipp, .Miss Eliz-' wide range of patterns to select labeth Bryson and Mrs. Maude Boyd from. Come in and look them Bryson. Thrifty, Energetic Employes- * Compose this Big Company Telephone men and women, whererer they live and aerva, arc known as public ‘ipirited, home loving people. Their loyalty m the service and to the public is a tradition which proves itself a living fact whenever the emergency ariaes. Naturally their Company is proud of such a personnd and encourages the industry and energy which enaUcs * them to get the most out of life now, and to prepare fog their personal and family needs in the future. These thrifty folks are taking advantage of these oppor tunities. Last year their aggregate savings were at the annual rate of $2,459,000, made possible by the stock purchase plan, the employes* saving ^lan and the life in surance plan. The habits of thrift which they practice in their per sonal affairs are applied to their administration of the Conlpany’t business in their dllbrt to give you the beet 'possible service at the lowest possiUc cost. Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co. CDKOaPORATim over. White Duck Trousers — for men and boys. Men’s Neckwear — in pretty patterns—25c, 50c and $1.00 each. Munsingwear Underihings — in rayon and silk. Come in and see them. Men’s Union Suits, 50c and $1.00. Bike Jockey Straps—^-SOc each. Men’s Dress Shirts—$1.00 up. Yellow Khaki Pants—made up f good—$1.50 up. Copeland-Stone Co. “One Price To All” ^ Phone 47 Clinton. 8. C W A NTS I FURNISHED APARTMENT—Avail- I able Sept. Ist. Apply to Mrs. A. oWiel. 8-28-3tc FOR SALE —Three fine piRs, 10 weeks old. $5.00 each. Clinton Mo tor Co. Itf LOST—One green gold girl’s wrist watch. Finder will please return to business office at Thornwell orphan- age, Dp! FOR SALE — Genuine Dodge Bros, parts. Phone or write us your or- i ders, Easterby Motor Company, Lau-! rens, S, C, Phone 603, Complete stodk of genuine Dodge Bros, parts for Dodge trucks of all models. 8-21-lOc A cut pric^on the Glid ers and Couch Ham mocks we have left — $17.65, $19.50 and $24.25. Real Bargains. PRATHER-SIMPSON FURNITURE CO. Close At 1 P. M. Saturday” On the Air Daily, Station W. W. N. C. Week Days 12 M. Sunday About 12:30 P. M. Meyers-Arnold Co. GREENVILLE, S. C. August Sale! Comforters - Blankets Cotton Towels - Sheets - Cases Auto and Indian Robes Now Going On! NOW — the best time to buy — Charge purchases made during this Sale will appear on your Sept, bill — payable October 1st You fill your coal bin at .summer prices in prei>aration for winter. Why not practice the same sound reasoning and save 10% to 15'« on purchasing l>ed coverings — The August Sale Of comforters and Blankets starts Wednesday, thir teenth, and will he augmented by special lowered prices on Indian blankets, auto robes, sheets, towels and bath mats. When the temperature here in Greenville dro])- ped to 47 degrees during the night of September 20, 1929, you probably found it mighty comfort able to have warm covers over you that night. The old weather man has prettv reliable habits, and it’s safe to say that the first “cold spell” will come again this year about the .same date. So be ing forewarned, be forearmed, buy at this time, prices are less than they will be. latter on in t he sea.son and you choose from fresh new stocks just from the mills — many of the qualities are the l;)eat that money can buy, others are the cheapest we can offer with .satisfaction assured. Of course, you cannot realize the scope of styles, colors and values in this annual event, ex cept through a personal inspection; please feel free to attend whether you buy or do not buy. i 1 1 i f New! Frocks - Suits of Tweed Crepe $16.50 The Smart Woman’s Choice — the chic of ' » tweed — the coolness of silk. ^